eirta of Yorkaliire, alse Midlaud L'uunties k - Cheshire County ...

praEOTORY.] CHESHIRE. ACTON. 11 

ACTON is a township, village and considerable parish 

in tbe Western division of the county, Nantwich division 

of the Nantwich hundred, Nantwich union and 

county court district, and rural deanery of Nantwich, 

archdeaconry and diocese-of Chester. The parish comprises 

the towQshipB of Astou-jaxta-Mondrum, Austeraon, 

Haddington, Brindley, Burland, Cholmondestone, 

Coole Pilate, Edleston, Faddiley, KenhuU, Hurleston, 

Poole, Stoke, Worleston and a part of Sound. The 

township of Actoa is a mile west from Nantwich, 6 

west-soiith-west from Crewe, 12 north-by-east from 

Whitchurch, 18 south-east from Chester, situated on 

the road fx'om Nantwich to Chester. The Shropshire 

Union canal passes through to Eliesmere for Liverpool, 

andalsoto Birmingham, Wolverhampton and Shrewsbary. 

The church of St. Mary is a baudsome and 

capaciooB building of red sandstone in the Perpendicular 

style, "with some alterations of a later date of a debased 

character : the tpwtir, coutaining six bells and a 

clock, was originally much loftier than now, but a 

portion having fallen about 1706 it was not deemed advisable 

to restore it to its original height: the interior 

consists of chancel, nave and aisles; in the chancel is 

an altar tomb to the Wilbrabarus,aud in the north-east 

chantry are the remains of n handsome shriue monument 

of the Mainwarlngs; the old custom still prevails 

at this church of ringing the curfew bell at eight 

o'clock during the winter months. The register dates 

from tbe year 1653. The living is a vicarage, yearly 

talue £627, with residence and 6 acres of glebe, iu the 

gifto( Lord Tollemache of Helmingham, who is also 

impropriator of the great tithes, and held by the Rev. 

Cobert Scarr Bedfern, M.A. of Queen's College, Oxford. 

A Sunday school is held at the National schools. Here 

is a Grammar school founded in tbe year 1662 by public 

aobacription, endowed for the education of 10 free 

scholars. The National schools, erected by subscription 

and a grant from the Privy Council, are Imndsome and 

commodious; a residence for the master adjoins the 

schools. The charities produce about £80 per annum, 

£10 of which are devoted to the maintenance of four 

poor widows and apprenticing poor girls; also two 

almahonsefl founded by the Wilbrahams of Woodhey, 

and supported by Lo^ Tollemache of Helmingham, 

for the support of two poor widows. Dorfold Hall, a 

capacious mansion of brick in the Elizabethan style, 

standing in a park of 150 acres, is the seat of Wilbraham 

S.ToUemache, esq. i.P. lord of the manor. Lord Tolloraaehe 

of Helmingham is principal landowner. The 

soil is a good mixture with a subsoil of sand and clay, 

and is chiefly devoted to grazing for dairy produce. 

Tha area is—parish 15,542 acres, township 722 acres; 

rateable value—parish £28,142, township £1,7G9 ; the 

population in 1871 was—parish 3,193, township 278, 

Parish Clerk, William Holding. 

Post OPPICB. — James Williamson, receiver. Letters 

through Nantwich, which is the nearest money order 

ofiice. Letters arrive at 6.35 a.m.j box cleared at 6.45 

p.m. and 10J5 a.m. on aandays 

ScnooLB :— 

Grammar, William Allen, master 

National (mixed), Arthur Taylor, master; Miss Ann 

Hodgkinson, mistress 

the manor and principal landowner. Hack Green is a 

place here. Tlie area is 1,-101 statute acres ; rateable 

value ;J^2,li'2 ; the population in 1871 was \2'i, • 

Letters through Nantwich. 

Brindley ia a township 3.J miles west from Acton, 

This township gave uamc to the family of tbe great 

canal eugineer, Here is a handsome Wesleyan chapel 

built in 1873 ;it a cost of about £2,0(X). The school 

(formerly for infants ooly) was iu 1876 taken under tho 

management of the School Board. Lord Tollemache 

of Helmingham i.y the lord of tbe manor aod chief 

landowner. Tlie area is 1,090 acres ; rateable value 

£1,(104 ; tho populalion in 1871 was 187. 

Board School (mixed), Miss Mary Ann Dearden, mistress 

Burland is n township, 2 miles west from Acton and 

3 north-west from Nmitwich. The Eliesmere caual 

passes through. W. S.ToUemache;, esq, ia principal owner 

.and lord of tho manor. The Primitive Methodists 

have a chapel here. Hero was a Roman settlement. The 

area is 1,520 acres ; rateable value £2,957 ; the population 

iu 1871 was CMu 

Coole Pilate is a small township, i\ miles south 

from Nantwich and 2 miles north from Audlem railway 

station, and is intersected by the Shropshire 

Union canal, and the Great Western railway runs 

through. Ooolo I'ilate Hall is now occupied by a 

farmer. Salt works were formerly carried on here. The 

principal landowners arc George Wickstead, esq. and 

Viscount Newry. Here is a United Methodist Free 

church. The area ia 685 acres ; rateable value £1,035 ; 

the population in 1871 was 52. 

Edleston (or Kdlaaton) is a small township' a mile 

west-HOutb-west from Nantwich. The Marquis of Cholmondeley 

is lord ot the manor and chief landowner. 

Here is a chapel for Primitive Methodists. Edleston 

Hall is now occupied as a farmhouse. Tbe area ia 

617 acres ; rateable value £1,402; the population in 

1871 was 94. 

Paddiley is a township, 3J miles west from Acton 

and 4J west from Nantwich. The principal landowner 

is Lord Tollemache of Helmingham, who is lord of the 

manor and patron of Woodhey chapel, which was built 

and endowed with £25 yearly by Lady Wilbraham 

about the year 1700 ; it is a brick building with stone 

dressings. The rector of Baddiley performs divino 

service at Woodhey chnpel every alternate Sunday. 

Woodhey Hall was for several centuries tlie residence 

of the Wilbrahams ; a farmhouse now occupies the site. 

The area in 1,199 acres; rateable value £1,970; tho 

population in 1871 wa.s 297. 

Henhull township adjoins Acton, and is on the road 

from Nautwich to Chester. Wilbraham 6. Tollemache, 

esq. is lord of the manor. The Shropshire Union canal 

passes through the township. The area is 494 acres ; 

rateable value £1,160; tho population in 1871 was 

155. 

Hurleston, 2J miles north-west from Nantwich, is 

a township and scattered village. The Shropshire 

Union cau^l p.asses through. Wilbraham S. Tollemache, 

esq. is lord of the manor and the principal landowner. 

The area is 1,357 acres ; rateable value £2,380; the 

population iu 1871 was 41. 

Stoke is a township, 3^ miles north-west'from Nant 

Austerson is a small township, 2 miles south from 

Nantwich. The Earl of Kilmorey is lord of the manor 

wich, Tho Shropshire Union caual passes through. 

and pripeipnl landowner. The area is 899 acres ; rateable 

talue £1,166 ; the population in 1871 was 55. 

Here is a Wesleyan chapol. The Rev. K.C.Garnetis lord 

of the manor. The principal landowners are the Ber. 

Henry Oldershaw .ind the Rev. R. C. G-arnct. Stoke 

Letters through Nantwich. 

Manor is the residence of Mrs. Gomes. The area is 

Sadding'tonis a township, I mile coalh from Nantwich. 

The Shropshire Union canal and (Jreat Western 1871 was 201. Letters through Najitwicb, which ia 

645 acres; rateable value, £1,361 ; the population in 

railwaj pass through. The Barl of Kilmorey is lord of tbe nearest money order office. 

Acton. 

Tollemache Wflbraham Spencer, D.I.., 

Allen William 

#.p. Dorfold hall 

Bradshaw John, Axtoa grange Worsey Mrs. The Cottage 

Cawley Hngb 

COMMERCIAL. 

wper Samoel, Cuckoo lane Allen Wa. roaster of Acton grammar 

goward Thomas 

school 

Juboaon Thomas, Grove cottage Antrobus William, farmer, Marsh lane 

Hedfera Rev. Bobt.Scanr,acA. Vicarage Bofiey James, Star 

Boffey John, farmer, Drake lane 

Botfey John, farmor 

Bofiey William, farmer. Dig lane 

Cawley Hugh, cheeaefaetAf (i)ubell k 

Co. Mancheater) 

Haasall Joseph, blacksmith 

HoldingWm.rate ooHector&parish clerk 

Kettle Joaepb, wheelwright

1*2 ACTON. 

Lockett Jsph. farmer, Dorfold Dairy ko 

Meachin Richard, grocer 

Nixon Henry, farmer 

TavlorArthur,master of National school 

Williamson Jas.tailor & sub-postinubter 

Williams John, farmer, Madams farm 

Wbitticase Sarah (Mrs.),frmr.Marsh la 

Austerson. 

Brassington John, farmer. (Dairy house 

Church Sabbath, farmer, Hutclift fields 

Davies Hannahf Mrs. ),fHrinr.Cliurcli hO' 

Furber Josenh, farmer, Austerson hall 

Slack Josppn, former, Austerson larni 

Wiieelton Fras. farmer, Ash Ticc farm 

Baddington. 

Bebbington John, farmer. Hack green 

Bircheir John,farmer, Baddington lane 

Bourne Samuel, farmer. Hack green 

Clarke John, brick, tile & pipe manufacturer 

; & at Nantwich 

Cornes Thos. farmer, Shrewbridge farm 

Comes Wm. farmer, Baddington lane 

Hall Joi>eph, farmer, Baddington lane 

Uoekenhull William, farmer, Baddington 

bank 

KeHey James, blacksmith, Shrewbridge 

iSpibey Thomas, farmer, Hack green 

Brindley. . 

Hale William Fisher, Brindley cottage 

Barnett Robert, farmer, Brindley farm 

Bebbington-William, boot & shoe maker 

Boden Mrs. farmer 

Dutton Thomas, farmer, Ash house 

Dutton William, farmer, Brindley hall 

Gregory ( Mia.),farmr.Brindley-lea-hall 

Hulse Samuel, saddler 

Hunt James, cattle dealer k farmer 

Hobinson Joseph, farmer & bricklayer, 

Long lane 

Sheen George, farmer. High Ash farm 

ISmith Wm. Henry, farmer,.Tbe Fields 

Burland. 

Allwood Thomas, Burland cottage 

Dutton Benjamin 

Dutton Miss, Burland ball 

Forrest Mrs. Ruse cottage 

Hulse Miss 

Hnlse Ralph 

Ridgway William 

Allwood William, farmer, Burland farm 

Armstrong Samuel, farmer k cherscfaetor, 

Whitehaven 

CHESHIRE. 

Burgess William, Farmers' Arms 

(^liarleswortliThos.fariner, HoUen green 

I'hesworth Wi-llfyu, farmer 

Corncs Tho«iias, wheelwright 

(Jr«'we John, slidoinaker 

narliugton Richard, farmer 

Davenport Thomas, fanner 

Dt'Utilh John, grocer 

Dddd Edward Darlington, farmer 

Uodd James, blacksmith 

Dutton John, farmer, Swanley hall 

Fisher Betty (Mrs.), shopkeeper 

Hiile Peter, farmer, Gradley green 

Hall Richard^ farmer 

lluidiiig .'- 

Holrovd Richard Ellis, Starkie house 

Legh fchas.Uichd. B.J.P.Adlington hall 

Paton Joseph Clegg, Hope green 

Price —, The Firs 

Vuux Misses, Hope-green 

OOMMBUCIAL. 

Arnold John, farmer, Lodge farm 

Arnold Matthew, farmer & overseer, 

Millhouse 

Arnold Peter, farmer, Bronk bouse 

AshleyJon8thftn,farmr. Whiteley green 

Bailey Samuel,.farmer, Wetch * 

Bann George, farmer 

Barber John, farmer. The Oak 

Marton Jemima (Mrs.), farmer 

BiiMkerfleld 

11 arrop farm 

Beeley George, farmer 

Bceley Hugh, farmer, Wuodends 

Beeley James, farmer 

Bell Michael, farmed, Swineseye 

Bouth John, farmer 

Sarah (Mra.), farmer, 

j 

[POST 

OFPICK 

Davies John, farmer, Cooks pit) 

Deiitith William, i;rocer 

Edwards Jhn. Phillip, tnnr. Holy well ho 

Holland Wm. fanniT. Wfiodlio> hall 

Mottram Jphn, wheelwright 

Prince Stephen, farmer, Lurden gro

DIRECTORY.]' 

Cadman Isaac, farmer 

Carawell Allan, farmer &: land agent 

Red Bfook 

Casey John, farmer 

Clayton George, farmer 

Clayton Pheaneaa, farmer 

Clayton Richard, farmer 

Clavton Thomaa, beer retailer & farmer 

Cliffe Philip, biacksmitit Scfiumer 

Cook Ambmse, farnwr 

Cooke Gharle«, farmer 

Cooke William, farmer. Lane hend 

Cooper George, farmer. Lower Doles 

Cooper Misa, farmer 

Cumberbb^li Jhn. Windm.ill inn,k fr mr 

Goulden James^ farmer. Lock gate 

Green Joaepb, mriner, Higher Doles 

H«mer BUaabeth (Mrs.), farmer 

Bandford Davkl, farmer 

Hartley leaac, farmer 

Bensball Thomas, farmer 

CHESHIRE. 

Hlbbert George, farmer 

Hlirginbotham Joaiah, fanner 

Hudson Jacob, fanner k shopkeeper 

Hunt Mary (Mrs.), farmer 

IluttonThomas, farmer 

Jackaon John, farmer 

Jodrell Thomas, fhrroer, Spring bank 

Jowett Jonathan, coal proprietor 

Kelsall James, farmer, Wetch farm 

Kerfont Robert, gardener. The Hall 

King William (Mrs.), farmer 

Kirk k Walter, coal owners 

Kirk David, farmer 

Lewis Enoch, fanner. Clavton Greaves 

Massey Jsph. commiller,Adllugton mill 

Mellor Samuel, farmer 

M iddletonMary( Mr9.),wbeelwrt.& frmr 

Morris Joseph, farmer 

•Mottershead John, farmer 

MottramGeo.frmr.Shird foldJcMarl fids 

Needham George, farmer 

ALDEBLEY is a parish comprising the townships 

of Nether Alderley, Over Alderley and Great Warford, 

in the Eastern divisiion of the county, hundred, union, 

county court district and rural deanery ot MacoleaHold, 

Chester archdoacoury and diocese. 

Vether Alderley ia a township and village, a mile 

andahalf from Alderley Edge station on the London and 

North Western railway, one mile from Over Alderley, 

9 miles from Congleton (its post town), 6 west-bynorth-west 

from Macclesfield and 7 from Knutsford. 

The station is 174^ miles from London, 12J from Sandbach, 

8 from Stockport, 84J from Huddersfleld, 14i 

from Manchester, 0OJ from Leeds, 42J from Stafford, 

70J from Birmingham and 101 from Rogby. The parish 

church of St. Mary is a stone building in the Perpendicular 

style, situate in this township : the chancel was 

rebuilt in 1855 ; the interior consists of chancel, nave 

and north aisle, separated from the nave by Gothic 

arches; tha sittings are of oak ; in tbe gallery is a fine 

organ ; there are several stained windows—one in the 

chancel was inserted by the parishioners in 1856 to the 

memory of John Thomae, Baron Stanley of Alderley; 

la the south side of the chancel is a handsome carved 

« monument of Caen stone, by Westmacott, in memory 

of tbe first Baron Stanley of Alderley, and another on 

the north side to the second Baron, also a tablet to the 

Kight Rev. Edward Stanley, D.D., who was for thirtytwo 

years rector of the parish and twelve years bishop 

of Norwich. The church has undergone a thorough 

restoration during 1877 and 1878 ; it was found on 

examination that the pillars supporting the nave were 

lor the most part broken to pieces, having been originally 

placed pn merely loose pieces of stone, and that 

one of the arches was also broken in two places, rendering 

the whole, structure dangerous; these have been 

repaired and concrete foundations four feet deep insorted, 

on which the present pillars are built; nearly 

£2,000 have been expended on the church in the last few 

Nether Alderley. 

Stanley of AWerley, Right Hon. Lord, 

Alderley park 

Ball Rev. Edvard ôbo, M.A. Rectory 

IkU Miss 

• COMMBECIAL. 

Harber Hannah (Mrs,}, fanner 

Barber John, farmer „ „ , ,, 

HaakervilleJameSjfarmer.SosaMoas liBl I 

KJil Mary (Miw), ladies' boarding 

Mthool. Heawood hall 

niaav H. F. A Co. ffermers ft millers 

ftmockDsnl.faimter, Monksheath hall 

t;»Uaood tttHr^tf^'wer, Qatley green 

ALDERLEY. 13 

Ollerenshaw John, farmer 

Partington William, fanner 

I'aton Joseph Clegg, frmr. Hope green 

Pickford Joseph, farmer 

Plumbley William, farmer 

Potts Jane (Mrs.), farmer 

Potts William,farmer 

Royle Thomas, farmer 

Sheldon John, farmer k beer retailer, 

Hibbert brow 

Sheplcy Thomas, farmer 

Slater James, farmer, Brookledge farm 

Snape Mary (Mrs.), Adlington Arms 

Stanhope Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper 

Stanhope Richard, farmer, Pole farm 

Waliiwrigbt Joseph, farmer 

Ward John, farmer. Sand Holes 

Waters James,farmer 

Watts George, farmer, Walnut farm 

WilIiamsonAbrBhura,stone quarry ownr 

Wood John, farmer, Harrop lane 

years. The register dates from the year 1660. The 

living is a rectory, yearly value £750 with residence, 

iu tbe gift of Lord Stanley of Alderley and held by the 

Rev. Edward John Bell, M.A. of St.. Catharine's College, 

Cambridge. Here is a aohool erected in 1628, endowed 

with JSIO yewly, and hna fifty scholars. Alderley park, 

covering an area of 300 acres, ia noted for its remarkable 

beech trees and contains a sheet of ornamental 

water ' in the grounds stands a handsome stone mausion, 

the seat of Lord Stanley of AMeiley; above the 

park is a high riilgo of ground called Alderley Edge, 

affording fine views of the country. The soil is loamy 

and the subsoil is marl. Lord Stanley of Alderley, wbo 

is lord of the manor, Major Dixon and W. Bromley. 

Davenport, esq. M.P. are chief landowners. The land 

is chiefly pasture. There are charities of about £20 

yearly value. Bricks and tiles used to be made here. 

Soss Moss, Bandle Heath and Monksheath are places 

here. The area of the entire parish is 6,17.1 acroS; 

populalion in 1871, 1,364 ; area of Nether Alderley 

2,755 acres ; rateable value £6,276 ; population 560. 

Parish Clark, William Dale. > 

POST OFPICB, Monksheath.—George Fountain, sub-postmaster. 

Letters through the Chelford S.O. arrive at 6 

a.m. k dii^patched ut 10.7 p.m.; on Sunday arrive at 7.dO 

a.m. k dispatched at 7.10 p.m. The nearest money order 

ofbce is at Chelford 

ScHOOt.8 :— 

Endowed (boys), Alfred Horton, master 

Lady Stanley's, Miss Lomax, mistress 

Alderley Over, or SUPEBIOR, is a township and 

small village 5 miles north-west from Macclesfield. 

The Methodist New Connexion have a place of worship 

here. Haieborrow Hall, the residence of F. D. Brockiehurst, 

esq. J.p. is a baudsome mansion, aud stands in 

pleasant grounds. Hare Hill, the seat of William Tctlow 

Hibbert, esq. i.s a fine modern building'situated ou 

the east side of Alderley Edge. There are charities of 

£6 ISs. 6d. yearly value. Lord Stanley of Alderley, 

who is locd of tbe manor, Thomas Hibbert and W. T. 

Hlbbert, esqrs. are chief landowners, Tho soil is loamy, 

rich and fertile ; the subsoil sandy. The chief crops 

are wheat, potatoes and pasture. Tbe area is 2,146 

acres ; rateable value £3,704 ; population 414. 

National School, Miss Margaret Milllgan, mistress 

Great Warford township is 2 miles west from the 

parish church aud 4J from Knutsford. There arc 

chapels for Baptists and Wesleyans, in the latter a 

Sunday school is held. There is a charity of £11 12s. 

yearly value. Rafe O. Leycester, esq,, J. H. Murrey, 

esq. and James Broome, esq. are tbe chief landowners. 

The soil is sand and stiff clay. The population in 1871 

was 300 .and the acreage is 1,272; rateable value £3,438. 

Tbis was a Roman settlement.——Letters are received 

through the Chelford S.O. The nearest money order 

office ia at Chelford. 

Callwood Jan. land agt. to Lord Stanley 

Dale Hugh, farmer, Welsh row 

Davies Jos.-ph, fanner 

Dawson John, fanner 

Downes James, registrar of births & 

deaths, The ButU 

Farrington William, blacksmith 

Ferneyhough Mrs. farmer 

Foden Joseph, joiner 

Fountain George, saddler k cab proprietor, 

Monksheath 

Goodwin Thomaa, farmer, Ynrwoods 

Hague Joaepb, farmer, Sandle heath 

Henahall P

14 ALDERLEY. 

Woodall Henry, fanner, Soss Moss 

Worthington George, farmer 

Worthington John, farmer, White barn 

Wyche J ames, farmer. The Crona 

Over Alderley. 

Brockiehurst Francis D. j.i». Hareborrow 

hall 

Hibbert Thomas, J.P. Birtles 

Hibbert William Tetlow, Hare hill 

COMMERCIAL. 

Allman Joseph, fanner 

Barker Samuel, fanner 

Birtles George, farmer 

Bracegirdle James, shopkeeper 

Bradley Henry, farmer 

Bradley Samuel, farmer 

Broadhurst Samuel, stone mason 

Brockiehurst John, bricklayer 

Devonpnrt James, farmer 

Dooley George, farmer 

Dooley John, farmer 

Fleetwood John, farmer 

HattonHerbeTt,farmer,Broadheat)i frm 

Hcrlum John, farmer 

Hough Edward, farmer 

Hudson Joshua,farmer 

Hulme Daniel,farmer 

Hulme Blisha, farmer 

CHESHIRE. 

Ilulme Thomas, farmer 

Johnson Mary (Mrs.), farmer 

Lawton John, farmer 

Morris Samuel, farmer 

Norbury Tlioinas, farmer 

Pass James, Black Greyhownd 

Pimlott John, smith 

I'oatles Jo'êpb, shoe maker 

Putts William, farmer 

Slater John, farmer 

Stringer Mary (Mrs.), farmer 

Thomas Mary (Mrs.), farmer 

Whitley Luke, land agent to Thomas 

Hilibert, esq 

Williamson George, farmer 

Worthington Ralph, jun. farmer 

Worthington Thomas, farmer 

Great Warford. 

Carter Claudius Joseph, Elm cottage 

Carter Mrs. Elm cottage 

M urrey James Henry, Warford bail 

Nhid James 

Taylor John, Warford bouse 

COMMERCIAL. 

Bailey William, farmer. Sunny bank 

Burgess Samuel, blacksmith 

Carter Stephen, farmer, Swan bank 

Clark John, farmer, Norbury bouses 

[POST opncE 

Dale David, farmer. Brook farm 

Dale Win. farmer, Vale Bank cotmgc 

Daniel Thomas, land surveyor 

Forrest John, farmer 

Foster George, beer retailer 

Candy Thomas, farmer 

Gradwell Peter, farmer, Prescotf cott 

Grice Joseph, farmer, Windniill bank 

Hatton Ralph, farmer, Brook cdltage 

Hewitt James, farmer 

Hough Joseph, farmer, Bostock house 

Hulme Martha (Mra.), farmer, Hunts 

farm 

Jennings Samuel, wheelwright 

Johnson Wm. firmer. Noon Sun farm 

Massey Thomas, farmer, Dean lilla 

M ayer f saacWblttaker.lrmr.Hcath gate 

Nield James, farmer, Pownalbrow ho 

Pownall John, farmer^ Little Moss 

Priestner Nathaniel, farmer 

Read James, shoe maker 

Richards Thomas, Prince of Wales 

Richardson William, farmer 

Slack George, farmer 

Somer&fld Saml. farmer, Maneringho 

Walkden Ann (Mrs.), farmer, Manor ho 

Webb John, farmer 

Wood James, Stag's Head, k farmer 

Wood Jonathan, nu-mer 

ALDFORD is a parish comprising the townships of 

Aldford and Churton, Bruera, Buerton and Edgerley, 

in the Western division of the county, higher division 

of the hundred of Broxton, union of Tarvin, county 

court district of Chester, rural deanery of Malpas, 

archdeaconry and diocese of Chester. Tbe township 

of Aldford is 6 miles south from Chester and 8 northwest 

from Malpas, aod is situated on the cast bank of 

tbe river Dee, across which ia an iroa bridge, erected at 

a cost of £9,000 by the late Marquis of Westminster. 

The church of St. John the Baptist, a very ancient 

building, partly Gothic, consisting of chancel, nave, 

square tower and spire with 3 bells, has an organ, old 

Btone font, gallery, one stained wickdow aud clock ; the 

whole building has recently been restored. The register 

dates from tbe year [ ]. Tbe living is a rectory, 

yearly va]ue£320 with residence, in tbe gift of the Duke 

ofWestmin«ter,and held by the Rev,CanonChas.Michael 

value of the parish £4,60il, township £2,667 ; the 

population in 1871 waa—parish 815, township 407. 

ButeRTOK is a township 2 miles nortii*east. The 

Duke of Westmimster is lord ot tba manor and the 

principal landowner. The area ia 668 acres ; rateable 

value £847; the population in 1&71 was 38, all cottagers. 

CBUBTOK-BT-At.D7oa£xiB a towosbip, 2 miles southwest. 

The Duke of Westminstet is lord ot the manor 

and principal landowner. Tbe area ii 672 acres; rate* 

able value £936 ; tho population la 1671 was 271. 

POST OrricB.—Mrs. Haimah Clnbb, receiver. Letters 

through Cheater arrive at 7.90 a.m. tt dispatched at 6.35 

p.m. Farndon ia the neatest money order office 

Infant School,. Miaa Annie J-ones, nlstresa 

Turner, V.A. of Caius College, Cambridge. There is a ' EDQEBLET is a township 2 miles iM>uth. Tbo Duke 

chapel for Primitive Methodists. There are two of Westminster is lord of the manor and principal 

schools here, erected in 1871, one for 100 boys and the landowner. The area is 120 acres; rateable value 

other for 100 girls, built and supported by the Buke £162 ; the population in 1871 was 6. 

of Westminster. The charities are £6 Is. lOJ. yearly. Parish Clerk, John Butler, Cburton Heath. 

The Duke of Westminster is lord of tbe manor and 

the principal landowner. The soil is heavy and POST & MONET ORDBS O^FIOB &: Savings Bank.'-Ôeorge 

agricultural ; subsoil marl. The chief crops are wheat 

Edwards, receiver. Letters arrive from Chester at iJSXi 

a.m.; box closes at 5.2.'> Tv.m 

aud hay. Aldford was a Roman settlement. Tbe area 5cAoo2 (boys & girls) (Aldford), Cliarles Durran, master; 

is—parish 2,633 acres, township 1,273 acres ; rateable Miss Annie H. Beawick, mistress 

Aldford. 

Meredith Charles, shoe maker 

Giixirton-by-Aldford. 

Turner Rev. Canon Charlea Michael, Parker Henry, farmer, Grange Maylor John, Churton lodge 

M.A. Rectory 

Parry Edward, tailor 

Parker Henry, Tha Orange 

Barrow TlMMoas, shoe maker Parry Sarah (Miaa), ahopkaeper Parker Thomas 

Broater Henry, blockamith 

Parsonage Samuel, farmer 

Ball Thomaa, fan&er 

Clark Job, overseer 

Payne George, tea dealer 

Brown George, farmer 

Edge Samuel, tailor 

Shepherd William, farmer. Home farm Hughes William,shopkeeper 

Edwards George, provision dealer k Thomaa Lawrence, farmer & butcher Parker John, farmer « beer retailer 

postmaster 

Wells Edward, farmer 

Warburton Samuel, sbopkeepev 

Fearnell William, farmer 

M'hite Thos. Grosvenor Arms, k frmr 

Hopley Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper Winsor Williain, farmer 

ALSAOER is a to^vnship (formed into an ecclesiastical 

parish from the mother parish of Barthomley 

in 1852), village, and station on tbe North Staffordshire 

railway, 5 miles south from Sandbach, in the 

western division of the county, liuudred, union, connty 

court district aud rural deanery of Nantwich, archdeaconry 

and diocese of Chester. Christ church is a handfiome 

stone building, built in 1789 by tbo Misses Alsager, 

in the Palladian style, having square tower containing 

5 bells and a clock, and an ap.se at tbe east end, 

the windows of wbioh are filled with rich stained glass; 

there is a good organ. Tbe liviog ia a perpetual curacy, 

yearly value £150, in the gift ol the lords of tbe manor 

and held by the Rev, William Archibald Sberingham, 

M.A. of Pembroke college, Oxford. There ia a church 

school for boys and girls, endowed by the Misses 

Alsager with £42 yearly; a Sunday school is held 

at this school room. The Wesleyans have a chapel. 

Alsager Mere is a fine piece ot water covering 

about 11 acres of land. There are charities of £30 

yearly value. Tho Rev. C. A. TryoD» B.A. the representatives 

of the late Cel. Tryon and Col. Pollock, who 

are lords of tha manor, and Randall Wilbraham, eaq 

are chief landowners. The soil is landy ; tbe subeot

DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. ALTRINCHAM. 15 

isatind and clay. The chief crops are potatoes, oats 

and wheaL The commons are enclosed. The area is 

2,184 acres ; rateable Value £10,300 10s.; the population 

in 1871 was 1,148. 

Parish Clerk, Edward Sweeting. 

raiVATB RBSIDENTS. 

Balroain Andrew, Field house 

Barker George, Mere house 

Beech Mrs. Brook villas 

Brny Samuel, Holly house 

Burgess Henry, White house 

Butters Mrs 

Cooke Thomas 

Graig W. Y, Milton honse 

Crntchley Dr. Henry H 

Dale John 

Pavenport Joseph 

Budaon James, Hope villa 

Uudson Janus Thomas, Ivy cottage 

Dattun Miss 

Eardlev Joseph, Springfield house 

Ford Henry, Heath flelda 

Ford John, jPeel cottage 

Ford Thomas, The Cedars 

Forster Mrs. Prospect house 

Oater Mra. Clover bank 

Gibbona Jamea, Alsager villa 

Hancock Benjamin 

Hancock Samuel 

Hayes Miaa 

Ueamersley George 

Johnson Charles 

Jofanson John W. Tbe Fields 

Keame — 

Keen John 

Key William, Alsager heath 

Knapper Stephen, BrOok villas 

Leech Samuel, Alsager heath 

Lfndop Ralph, Grove cottage 

Lowe Thomas B. Lane end 

Maddock James, Brooklyn houae 

Maddock John, Brundrett bouae 

Maddock John, jun. The Laurela 

Mawdesley Joseph, Albert cottage 

3tayer Francia Creed 

Mellor Robert, The Hill 

Finder Joaepb, Rose villa 

Pratt William, Rose cottage 

Rigby John, Ash villa 

Salt Frederick, Maple hayea 

Sberingham Rev. William Archibald, 

M.A. fincumbentl 

Spencer Alnierie, Far field 

Turner Thomas, Stanley house 

Walley Mra 

Wilbraham Frnnds Henry Randle, J.P. 

Creswellshawe 

Wood Josiab, Radway bouae 

Wood Tliomas, Ash vUlas 

Woolf Edward Samuel, Long view 

Yuxall Mrs 

CO MM ERG IA I,. 

Ambler Francia L. fanner iSc soodsman 

Amor James John, draper 

Aatbury Matthew, boot maker 

Astbury Thomaa, tailor 

Baddelcy Joseph, shopkeeper 

Bailey Richard, farmer, Alsaxer hall 

Barker William, farmer. Town end 

Barker Sarah (Mra.), farmer, Tov«n 

house 

Barrett John, confectioner 

Barrett Peter, farmer, Hole house 

Bates James, grocer 

Bates John, Alsager Arms 

Beard John, grocer 

BevauWm.seedsman&florlst,Nelson cot 

BIckerton Samuel, farm bailiff for Mrs. 

Barker 

Boccons John, bricklayer 

firoadv Agnes (Miss), ladlea' achool, 

Tbe'Fleld 

Bunt William, boot maker 

Cotton Uichard, shoe maker 

Crug William Geo. mioiiig engineer, 

Milton house 

Crutchley Hy. physician, Holmcroft 

Dale Henry, Plough 

Davis iSamuel, builder 

POST, MONEY ORDBR &TEt.EORAPH0ppicB& .^Savings 

Bank.—Joseph Barratt, receiver. Letters through 

Stoke-upon-Tront 

iNHirRAMCB AGENTS :— 

Railway Pas.feugers', E. Mayes, Fitild house 

Liverpool Sf London if Glohe, W.Grosvenor &: E.Sweeting 

School, iohn Peacock, master; Mrs. Peacock, mistress 

Ditchfield Thomas, farmer 

Etiwards Mrs. farmer 

Edwards Chas. farmer, Crosawellsbawe 

Espley John, grocer 

Metcber George, tailor 

i'ord Jose(ih, gordener, Victoria cottage 

lliiiicock Daniel, grocer 

llnrtling&Shields,chcmi8ta& druggists 

llfaler John, farmer, Manor house 

lleniniing Charles, cabinet maker k 

joiner 

ILidkinson John, saddler kc 

Iloldcroft Nathaniel, farmer 

Holland George, millcir Jc farmer 

Holland Thomas, farmer 

Holland William, farmer. Bank farm 

Holliiiffshead Williain, farmer 

Hook Waller, grocer 

Johnson George, tailor 

Knight John, butcher 

Latham (Charles, boot maker 

Latham Joseph, engraver k asaistsnt 

overseer 

Linuard Daniel, grocer 

Lowe Thomas, fanner 

Maddock Elizabeth (Miaa), milliner 

Mayar F. C. aolicitor 

Merrick Peter, farmer k wheelwright 

Moore George, farmer v 

Plant George, machinist 

Sale George, coal merchant, Ap«Iey ho 

Salt Frederick, aolicitor, Maple haves 

Stonobewor Francia Harvey, boarding 

k day achool 

Thomlinson Charles^ greengrocer 

Thorley Jonathan, farmer 

Warburton Thomaa, blackamith 

Warham John, plumber ke 

Watson Sarab (Mrs.), shopkeeper 

Winnington Charles H. butcher 

Woolley Jamea, beer retailer 

Yatea George, builder, Foundry houae 

ALTRINCHAM. 

ALTEINCHAM (or, as it is frequently written, AtTBiiroftAU), 

30 miles north-cast from Chester, 7 north-east 

from Knutsford, 9 west from Stockport, 8 south-southwest 

from Manchester, 11 east from Warrington, 18^ 

from BoltoB, 30 from Liverpool and 193| from London, 

is a marked nnioD, railway town and polling place 

for Mid Cheshire, is a township and ohapelry iu the 

parish of Bowdon, hundred of Bucklow, rural deanery 

of Frodsham East, archdeaconry ot Cheater and diocese 

of Chester. The town, oonsistiog of several wide and 

open streets, is well built, and in the vicinity are some 

faandsone villas; the sitnation is dry and very healthy, 

the streets are paved, clean and well lighted with gas, 

and there is a good supply 9f water from the North 

CbeshiTe Water Company. The Manchester South 

Junction and Altrincham railway adds greatly to the 

conveiiiience of the district: there are three etations ; 

the Altrincham one in the Stockport road joins the 

Cheshire lines to Knntaford, Northwich, Chester, Btookport 

and Liverpool; another situated in Railway street, 

at the southern extremity of the town, is termed tbe 

Bowdon station, being principally for the accommodation 

of the inhabitants of Bowdon and Dunham Massey; 

and the Broadheath station at the northern extremity 

of the town on the London and North Western line to 

Warrington, Oarston and Liverpool. 

ITie Bridgwater canal intersects tho township for 

three-quarters ot a ndle at the northern entranoe of the 

Wim, caUed Broadheath, 

Tbe Local Board of Health meet monthly, on the first 

Friday, at their office, High street. 

The mayor is appointed annually at the Michaelmas 

court leet of, the lord of the barony, a charter making 

it a free borough having been granted to Altrincham in 

the reign of Edward I. about the year 1290. 

St. George's is an ecclesiastical parish formed out of 

the mother parish of Bowdon in 1860. 

The church is a plain, commodious brick building, 

situated in Church street: it was built in 1799 by sub* 

scription, and has been twice enlarged, and now consists 

of chancel and nave, with tower and spire. Tho 

living Is a vicarage, yearly value £360, in the gift of the 

vicar of Bowdon for the time being, and held by the 

Rev. George London, of St. Aidan's. The vicarage 

house is near the church ; also tho National schools for 

boys, girls and infants. There ore also mixed schools 

lo connection with the church, 

St. John's is also an ecclesiastical parish farmed in 

1867. The church of St. John tbe JIvangeliet, consisting 

of chancel, nave and aisles, transepts, tower with 

spire, is a stone structure in the Gothic style, built by 

public subscription at a total cost of over £8,000 : it 

has accommodation for 940 people, with the distinct 

understanding, which is expressed in the deed, 

that half the seats are to be free. Tbe living is a 

perpetual curacy, yearly value nearly £400 with residence, 

in the gift of tbe Bishop of Chester, and held by 

the Rev, Frederick Wainwright, M.A. of Trinity College,

16 ALTRINCHAM. CHESHIBE. [POST OFFICE 

Cambridge. Adjoining the church are tbe National 

mixed schools ; the iufaut school is used for mission 

service in connection with St. John's. 

The British school in Oxford road was erected in 1860 

at a cost of £2,400. 

The Roman Catholic chapel of St. Vincent de Paul 

is a small Qothic building erected in 1S58 : it will seat 

uear 400 people -, there is also a day school in connection. 

The Wesleyan chapel in Bank street is a handsome 

structure in the Byzantine style ; it was built in 1866 

at a cost of £4,000. The New Connexion Methodist 

chapel IB in George street, the Primitive Methodist in 

Oxford road, the Congregational in Chapel road, the 

Unitarian chapel in Dunham road, the Baptists have a 

small chapel on the Downs. There are Sunday schools 

in connection with most of these places of worship. 

The Town Hall, near the Market place, ia a red brick 

building with stone dressings, erected by the munificence 

of the Barl of Stamford aud Warrington in 1840 ; 

the lower portion is used for the sale of butter, poultry, 

eggs &c. J above that, extending the whole length of 

the building, is a large assembly roomGO feet by 30, 

used occasionally for public meetings, balls, lectures 

&c.: the front is ornamented by a boll turret aud 

clock. A new market is about to be erected. 

The Sessions house and Police station in Market 

street was erected in 18G0 : it is fitted up with every 

convenience. Attached are retiring rooms for the 

magistrates, &;c. police office and lock-ups, with residence 

for tbe superintendent on one side, and a 

parade ground at the back ; a fire bell ia now placed 

here. Tbe petty sessions are held here on the first 

and third Mondays in each month, at Sale on second 

and fourth Monday, and at Lymm on the third Friday. 

The county court is held at tbe Sessions house once a 

month, and comprises within its jurisdiction the following 

townships: Agden, Altrincham, Ashley, Ashtoanpon-Mersey, 

Bagnley, Bexfon, Bollin Fee, Bollington, 

Bowdon, Carrington, Dunham, Maasey, Fulshaw, Hale, 

High Leigh, Knutsford Inferior, Knutsford Superior, 

Marthall with Little Warford, Mere, Millington, Mobberley, 

Oilerton, Partington, Pownall Fee, llo.itheriie, 

Sale, Tabley Superior, Tatton, Timperley, Warburton 

aud Wilmslow. 

The market for butter and egga is held on Tuesdnyfl. 

Fairs are held on the 29th of April, Gth of August aiid 

the 22od of November. 

Tne Altrincham union consists of the following townships 

:—Agden, Altrincham, Awhley, Ashton, Ashtonby-Bud\vorth, 

Baguley, Bexton, Boljiu Fee, Bollington, 

Bowdon, Carrington, Dunham Massey, Fulshaw, Hale, 

High Leigh, Kuutsford Inferior, Knutsford Superior, 

Lymm, Marthall, Mere, Milliugton, Mobberley, Northen, 

Northeu Etchells, Oilerton, Partington, Peover Inferior, 

Peover Superior, Pickmcre, Plumley, Pownall 

Fee, Rostherne, Fale, Tabley Inferior, Tabley Superior, 

Tatton, Timperley, Toft and Waibnrton, The Union 

House is at Knutsford. 

Lloyd's Fever hospital is a brick building, erected 

in 18.5.1 at the extreme point of Lloyd street in commemoration 

of Edward Jeremiah Lloyd, esq. of Oldfield 

hall, at a cost of £600 raised by private subscription, 

Mrs. Lloyd contributing £300, upon land given 

for that purpose by the Earl of Stamford and Warrington 

; Mrs. Lloyd also left a legacy of £4,000 to endow 

it. This hospital was handed over to the Local Board 

of Health in 1877. 

A new hospital was built in Chapel road in 1870, the 

dispensary wa.s then removed from Lloyd hospital to it 

it is supported by subscriptions. 

The All.rincliam and Bowdon Literary Institution i.s 

an Elizabethan brick building, erected on a site given 

by the Earl of Stamford and Warrington in 1852 at a 

cost of £8(M), raised by subscription : it was establiahed 

in 1847. The library contains 2,390 volumes ; the 

reading-room is well supplied with daily, weekly and 

monthly papers, periodicals kc.; in connection with the 

institution nre educational, botanical, horticultural, 

science and art classes, tbe latter in connection with 

South Kensington. An exhibition is held annually, of 

drawings and paintings. 

Here are some good boarding schools; cabinet making 

is carried on. At Broadheath are some coal wharfs 

belonging to the Bridgwater Navigation Company, iron 

foundries, timber yards aud saw mills ; there are also 

some large nurseries. 

'The soil of the country round is well adapted for the 

growth of fruit nnd vegetables, particularly carrr)ts and 

onions; the former have acquired a universal celebrity, 

and are known as the Altrincham, or green-top carrot. 

' An agricultural and horticultural show is held annually. 

The public slaughterhouses are on the outskirts 

of tbe town. 

The neighbourhood contains a "great many bandaptnc 

dctiched villa residences, principally occupied by 

Manchester merchants. 

OldHeld Hall, a quarter of a mile north-west, tbe seat 

of John Allen, esq. J.P. is a bandaomo stone building 

situated in a park of acveral acres. 

There are various chaiitiea for the poor, amoantiot 

to about £40 yearly. 

The Earl of Stamford and Warrington ia lord of th( 

manor nnd principal landowner. 

The population of the township in 1861 was 6,628 

and in 1871, 8,478> the acreage is 667; the rateabl 

value is £49,114, and tho gross value £66,203. 

Parish Clerk, St. George's, Joaepb Mills, Church atree 

Parish Clerk, St. John'a, James Berry 

Official Establishments, Local Institutious &c. 

POST k MONEY ORDER k TELEGRAPH OFFICE, 

Post Office Savings & Government Annuity k Insurance 

Uffice, Stamford street. 

Postmaster, Frederick Piatt. 

Letters arrive from Manchester; delivery by letter carriers 

commences at 7 a.m. 1.45 p.m. k 4.45 p.m. dispatched 

at 10.20 a.m. 11 H.in. l-i.50 p.m. 2.16 p.m. 7.20 p.m. 8p.m. 

k 0.15 p.m. week days; on Sundays dispatched at 8 p.m. 

only. Money orders kc. granted and paid from 9 a.m. to 

6 p.m.; on Saturdays till 7 p.m. 

BowDOM Dowiffs POST k MONEV OnnER & TBLB- 

OHAI'HOFI'XCB& Savings Bank, 16 Railway street; Sml. 

Guest and John Phillips, receivers. Letters diapntched at 

9.15 a.m. 10.15 n.iu. 12.30 p.m. 1.60 p.m. 7.30 p.m. k 

S.15 p.m. week days only 

COUNTY HAaiSTRATES. 

ALTRINCHAM DIVIBIOlf. 

Egerton Hon. Wilbraham. M.P. Rostherne manor,Knutaford 

Alien John, eaq. Oldfleld hall, Altrincham 

Armitage Wm. esq. Townticid house, Altrincham 

Barton John, esq. Lymm. Warrington 

Carliale John, esq. High lawn, Bowdon 

Dsvies David Reynolds, eaq. Agden ball, Lymm, Warrington 

Dewhurst George Bakewell, eaq. Oughtrington hall, Lymm, 

Warrington 

Dewhurst George Charnley, esq. Lymm, Wanington 

Fox John Wilson, esq. Lymm, Warrington 

Joynson Edward, esq. Park road, Bowdon 

Joynson Richard Hampson, esq. Bowdon 

Joynson William, es«i. Sale 

Leigh Egerton, esq. West hallj High Leigh, Knutsford 

Norris Samuel Holker, eaq. High street, Altrincham 

Norria Thos. Potter, eaq. Eaglebrow bo.. Lymm, Warriogi 

Piatt Robert, esq. Dunham park, Altrincnam 

Stubs Peter, esq. Stalhain lodge, Lymm, Warrington 

1'atton Thomas Egerton, esq. Wytlienshawe, Northenden 

Tatton Thomas William, esq. Wythensbawe, Northendei 

Worthington James, esq. Sale ball 

Clerks, Hinde k Harris, High street 

The following places are in tbe division:—Agden, Allr 

Cham, Ashlev, Ashton-un-Mersey, Baguley, Ouwd 

Bollington, Currinnton, Dunham-Maaaev, Hale, H 

Lei:.(h, Lymm, Mlllhigton, Partington, Kosthorne, Si 

'Ifaelwall, Timperley, Warburton. 

INSURANCE AGENTS. 

Accident, D. Morrison, The Downs 

British Empire §• Reliance Mutttal Life, Sycrs 

Nephew, Market place 

j 

Clerical, Medieal,ilf General, M. Powdon, Market atr« 

County Fire, A. O. GrSy, Stamford aireet

MMBCTORY.} CHESHIRE. ALTRINCHAM. 17 

Meenemki JLO^ vr. H. Holt, 113 George atreet 

Ottardian, A. WiMe, i Dunham road 

Mandriit'ffand. AtUnson, Saunders k Co. Market street 

ImperitU Fire f Mf«t Syera k Nephew, Market place, k 

C. * H. Bslehaw, 10 High atreet 

X«MeiwMr0 Firdf Life, E. Hughes, Market place 

Ujft Aseodation of Scotland, A. Q. Gray, Stamford street 

Lwerppol, London t Globs, M. Pearson, 3 Sum ford street 

ManckeHtr Fire, J. Southern, High street 

JfervBiekit London Plate Glass, D. Morriaon, The Downs 

i>«;jMit ^fOi J. Soutliem, High street 

pkemi*Flre, J. 8. Mort, 34 Church street 

BiAlieaf Passengers, T. Warburton, Railway station 

Reliance Mutual Life, Syers k Nephew, Market place 

Boyal Fire jp Life, W. Tnrton, High street 

Scottish Premsuial, D. Morrison, The Downs 

Scottish Widow' Life, M. Pieraon, 3 Stamford street 

fioMreigin lAfeji. Barlow, Oxford road 

Sj^t^vmlAre >fre, T. Slddall, 13 George atreet 

Star lAfe, G. Bowden, 72 New street 

Sun'Fire^Life, J. & H. Dean. 28 Railway street 

widttin9t»n^fe,T. Vemun; J. A.Jobnso'n, Byromstreet 

PUBUC ESTABLISHMENTS. 

County Court, held at the Sessions House once a month; 

ofBoe,Market St.; W. Wynne Ffoulkes, esq. judge; JB!>. 

SoutbAn, esql registrar; Henry Balsbaw, high bailifF' 

AUrincham IHtpenaary ^ Hospital, Chapel road; Wm. 

•Tartoa, seere'tsiy; David Morrison, collector; Arthur 

Ranaome, H.D.consulting surgeon; Rawaon Senior, Thos. 

Talklngton^lwae, Gregory Haines Atwell, Wm. Owen 

JoDet,PhHip Hoin Mules, M.D. surgeons; Peter Wardle, 

dbpenier; Mrs. Mary Ann Bnrford, matron 

PireBAgirteHinue, Market st.JomesSteen, superintendent 

Inland Revenue Office, Unicom inn, Thomaa J— Woodhoiue, 

officer 

Ceuntv^Police'Stntion,'Mtirkctsf.3ame»Stten,txipetlatnat 

J!acalMar4of Health Office, High street, John Stokoe, 

clerk & 8ur«yor: Duncan C. Moody, inspector of 

nulsnnbea foschool inspector 

Orderly Room of the lith Cheshire Rifle Volunteers, 

captain, Charles Hofllday J sergt.-major, John Lindsay; 

secretary, John Smith 

8ta»ip (mee, S. G. & J. Phillips, 16 Railway street 

Town mil, Market place 

^'SseslonB Hotue, Market street 

^Tom Office, High atreet 

ALTKI:SICHAM UNIOH. 

Office; XJnion'House, Knutsford. Board day every alter- 

' . nate Wednesday. 

Clsrk to Be/ard of Guardians, John Barclay Cutter 

Asststmt Clerk, Alfred Edward Cutter 

Medle Dunham rd 

BleckiieldJobn,>fiflUfleld, Dunham rd 

Bonhey MIH^ dftdaadliwajt road .

18 ALTRINCHAM. 

Chapman George S. 4 Barrington road 

Cheetham T^mas, 12.atamfbrd road 

Church Mrs. Oxford road 

Clarke John, Oxford road 

Clarke Mrs. 44 Barrington rood 

Cinke William, Osborne street 

Claaty Mrs. Eversley, Dunham road 

Clegg: Benjamin, 2 Bartington street 

Clegg Mrs. 17 High street 

Oodirame Miss, (^rfbrd road 

ColrferbaRk Mrs. 3 Stamford road 

Collins John, Oxford road 

CaBiau Mrs. 9 Normans place 

OolllDS Thomas, Osborne street 

Colliver Peter, 11 Barrington road 

Cooke George, 10 Itiandiway place 

OookeJame^ IS Sandiway place 

Courtney Joseph Henry, Western 

view. Maadbester road 

Cowaill William, 46 Ashley road 

Cummlngs Charlea.i23Lyme grove 

Dacre Wpliam, 1 Church street 

Dsie Mra. 45 Church street 

Daumer John Benj. 4 Normans place 

Davenport John, SI Lyme grove 

Davies Saml. Be van, 5 Barrington road 

Davison Thomas, 4 Burtlngton street 

UflSn Henry, 8} ffew stieet 

Dean Mrs.4Q3a(ndiwayroad 

Delves Mrs. Halerdad 

iDierry James, 1 Burlington street 

Douglas John Henry, Hale road 

3>owaon Mrsi. 47 Ashley road 

J)oyIeWm. Joseph, ofrStockport road 

.Dunderdale James, Hazel road 

Dyson James, Stanley ho. Stockport rd 

Dyaoa Thomaa, Tbe Mount 

Htnsrsen- Peder Jas, 48 Barrington rd 

iftverard Henry William, Mill house 

-Fairbrotber Henry, S3 Barrington road 

Fairbvether William, 45 Barrington rd 

PalMhHd Horace J. Oakliouse, Dunham 

road' 

iParlow Mrs. 2 Wellington place 

Faulkner Mrs. 16 The uowna 

Field J. Matthias, 16 Lyme grove 

.Ftfltoy Samuel, TfaeBowar, Ashley roud 

FUteber J«ines,19 Ashley road 

Fletcher Mkw. OS New street 

Forrester Stephen, 11 Lyme grove 

iForshaw Thomas, 33 The Downs 

'Poster Rev. Wm. 4 Wellington place 

Foster Mtas, 70 The Downa 

•Powdon Mattltew, 20 Barrington road 

Fry Mrs. 31 The Downs 

•OltMon Willittm, 3 Stockport rosd 

•OflikraMi Philip, Oi«enbnk. Ashley rd 

•OillibrandMrs.O Hale road 

Oleave Mrsi' OxfSrd rood 

GoU« Harry, 16 Sandiway phce 

Golden Joseph, 38 Sandiway rood 

Goldrick John, 6 Stamford road 

Goodall Benjamin, 8 Aurlihgton street 

QooUen Mlas, 44 Tlte'Dowus 

Gough Mrs. 17 Barrlngtontoad 

Grafton John, 1 Groby place 

Gray Alexander George,*84iint^rd at 

Greaves 41lreiii P«rcivaI,d&Aamey id 

OreefiTVmiBa, Oi^qrne street 

Griffin VnTlIatri, 48The Downs 

GritfitbsWm.The Poplars, Normans pi 

Qros CkaWes, t/8>lia«»Kiad 

Grune^ Georgej^^ BarMngton romi 

Hadfield leha, Tlw M«Nmi 

Hamdan fHomas^ ^ôrmansi>hioe 

Hamertotr MiSo, 6S tbetHowna 

HamiltoniD«diMAw(borne:,SCaniford rd 

Haitdllilse, Tbe Mouat 

Hardy Willliaw, 1» Ly»»fr»ve 

Harness Carter^ Osborii»s«rwrt 

Harris Jo8epl»,'64 TlW Downs 

Hart Mia*. W TJw Bomm 

Harv«v wra. dOVIinr Downs 

Hayea mieiMaa, 2 S^maat flam- . 

Heanêkw Hsnry; fl BarringlM road 

Heathcote »»l>er»i4fOTIie Dewna 

HeatlMHifohnf ($l»tdiK>lio«M8nchBtr.rd 

1UmmMSie4,^Bimk atreet 

Herbert . Oxford road 

Mues Philip Henry, M.D. Delamere rd 

Neason Alfred, Osborne street 

NewlAn John, 40 Barrington rd 

Newton John Bridge, Saudi way 

NitfholilsMrs.S6 

[po»>^Q»ri'le^(«*«'«*»»t 

WorthinRtoa Mra,. ôdiw.ay VtHa*% 

CiMBHih atwct 

.WorthingSsa WiRtSfi|i.4i^!lew !i*«srt 

.Www M'f>Afl}i*iH'>^ 

Wyatt'iwkWlfik ftj>ritiirfl^m»(^


.,, ^ _ COMMERCIAL. 

A dcrofl Jane (Miss), beer retailer. Church street 

Allatt Annie Maria (Mis8),milliner & dressmaker,The Downs 

Altrincham §• Bowdon Guardian (Mackie& Brewtnall, 

proprietors; Alfred Ingham, agent), office, 65 George 

street; published tuesday & friday 

Altrincham Permanent Benefit Building Society (T. H. 

Kirk, sec). Market street 

Altrincham Provident Dispensary Sf Hospital (Mrs. 

Mary Ann Bnrford, matron). Chapel road 

Ardern William, painter & paperhanger. 50 George street 

Armstrong William, whitesmith &c. Stockport road 

Arnold Samuel, Axe if Cleaver, Post Office place 

Arrowsmith James, beer retailer, Broadheath 

Ashley John, beer retailer, 23 Stamford street 

Ashton Edwin, haberdasher, 76 George street 

Aspey John, grocer & beer retailer, 5 Railway street 

Astall Henry, joiner, 57 New street 

Atkinson, Saunders & Co. solicitors. Market street 

Atkinson AshetonHy.solicitors (firm Atkinson,Saunders& Co) 

Atkinson Edward, solicitor (firm Atkinson, Saunders & Co) 

Atkinson Fenton Granger, solicitor (fu-m Atkinson, Saunders 

& Co) 

Atkinson Henry, aolicitor (firm Atkinson, Saunders & Co) 

Atwell Gregory Haines, surgeon, 18 Churnh street 

Bailey Catherine (iVIrs.), stonemason, Stockport road 

Sail James, joiner, Sandiway 

Balshaw Cliarles& Henry, stationers, auctioneers & printers, 

10 High street 

Balshaw John, printer k stationer, 19 George street 

Barber David & Thomas, contractors, Lloyd street 

Barber Alfred, joiner, 14 Moss lane 

Barker Alfred, beer retailer & shopkeeper, 41 Moss lane 

Barlow Elizabeth (Mrs.), coach builder, Sandiway 

fflarlow Henry Oldham, cook k confectioner, 18 The Downs 

Barlow John, upholsterer k cabinet maker, Oxford road 

Barratt Henry, sec. to North Cheshire Water Works Co. 

85 New street 

Barratt Thomas, coffee k dining rooms, 20 Stamford street 

Sarrow Thomas Frederic, grocer & tea dealer, corn, flour k 

provision merchant, Churcli street 

Bell Caroline (Miss) berlin wool dep6t, Oxford road 

Bentley John, joiner & builder, Oakfield street 

Berrie John, dyer k cleaner, Post office place 

Berry James, collector of taxes for Hale, 6 Hale road 

BeiTv Thomas, boot maker, Oxford road 

Beswick George, shopkeeper, 10 Lloyd street 

Blackshaw & Bugler, hair dressers, 35 Church street 

Blackshaw Charlea, boot maker, 25 George street 

Blease Thomas, bricklayer, 32 Lloyd street 

Blease Thomas Torkington, surgeon. Bank street 

Boardraan John, greengrocer, 29 Chapel road 

Bold Robert, beer retailer, Guinness's stout & Bass's bitter 

ale on draught or in bottle, billiard room, 33 Stamford rd 

Bostock John, veterinary surgeon, 42 Church street 

Bonrne William, grocer' 117 George street 

Bowen George, ironmonger, 26 George street 

Bowker Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 23 Chapel road 

Bradbury Ellen k Livingstone (Misses), milliners, 32 

Stamford street 

Bridgioater Navigation Co. carriers hy water & cool 

proprietors (George Cole, agent). The Wharf, Broadheath 

Dridijxonter Trustees of the late Duke of, coal merchants, 

Brnodheath 

Brierley Daniel, joiner k builder, 50 New street 

Brlerley James, coach proprietor & economical funeral 

furnisher, 39 George street 

Brierley William, ironmonger, 80 George street 

British Workman Coffee Sf Reading Rooms, Ashley road 

Broadbent Samuel, registrar of births, deaths k marriages 

fur Altrincham district k relieving officer & vaccination 

officer, 5 George street 

Brockiehurst Thomas, lime merchant, 34 Lloyd street 

Broughton John, boot maker, 6 Byrom street 

Brown Alice (Mrs.),shopkeeper & beer retailer, Islington st 

Brown Jane (Miss), dressmaker, toy dealer, haberdasher 

&c. Oxford road 

Brown Joshua, china dealer k beer retailer, Chapel road 

Browne Thomas Appleton, hair dresser. Post Office place 

Brownell k Cave, solicitors, 58 Barrington road 

Brundrett Jas. builder, bru^sh & basket dealer, 76 George st 

Bu

20 ALTRINCHAM. CHESHIRE. [POST OFFICE 

Fletcher James, coal merchant, 19 Ashley road 

Fletcher Roland, upholsterer & cabinet maker, 68 George st 

FletcherRoland( Mr8.),haberdasber&dressmaker,69George st 

Fletcher Wm. umbrella repairer & hair dresser, 26 Lloyd st 

Foden Joel, chemist, 30 Church street 

Ford Mary (Mrs.), girls'day & boarding school, 51 Church st 

Forster Thomas, grocer &c. 36 Stamford street 

Foster Margaret C. (Miss), ladies' boarding k day school, 

70 The Downs 

Foster Mary (Mrs.), lodging house, 36 The Downs 

Foulder William, koumiss maker, Osborne street 

Fowdon Matthew, solicitor, 4 .M arket place 

Fox Hannah (Miss), confectioner, 51 George street 

Francis Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 11 Lloyd street 

Fry (Mrs.), ladies' school, 31 The Downs 

Furness Thomas, hairdresser & new agent, 36 George street 

Gallimore Edward, boot maker, Oxford road 

Garnett Walter Thomas, boot warehouse & painter, Peter st 

Gas Works (C. H. Hinde, sec.; William Thomas Roberts, 

manager; John Gregory, collector). Moss lane 

Gaskarth Isaac, Thomas & Joseph, wine & spirit k beer 

merchants, 6 Market street 

Gerrafd Elizabeth (Mrs.), boot warehouse, 57 George street 

Gibbon James, brick maker, 9 Peter street; & at Hale 

Gibbons Abraham, dairyman k heer retailer k shopkeeper, 

11 Chapel road 

Gibbons Eiizli. (Miss), dressmaker& boot deolr. 13 Chapel rd 

Gibson William k Co. coal merchants, Railway station 

Gill Joseph, chemist & druggist, 29 George street 

Gillispie William, grocer, 67 George street 

Gillibrand Jeffery, shoeing smith, Railway street 

Gilling Thomas, watchmaker & jeweller, 83 George st 

Gimson Ruth (Miss), dressmaker, 1 Bold street 

Goodall Benj.& Co. coach proprietors & job mastrs.Market pi 

Goolden WilHam, linendraper, 14 Railway street 

Gordon Ephraim,shopkeeper & tobacconist,38 Victoria st 

Grange Henry & Son, seed merchants, George street 

Grant Hugh, clothier & boot dealer. Upper George street 

Gray John, beer retailer and shopkeeper, 39 Oakfield street 

Greenwood Williani, land agent to the Earl of Stamford & 

Warrington, estate office, 2 Dunham road 

Griffiths Alfred, estate agent, Normans place 

Grogan William, fancy repository &c. 12 Railway street 

Hallam Samuel, bootmaker, 41 Oakfield street 

Halloran John, upholsterer & cabinet maker, 32 George st 

Hamilton James, builder, 21 Hale road 

Hampson William, grocer, Sandiway 

Handforth Margaret (Mrs.), confectioner, 6 Ashley road 

Harcourt Thomas, french polisher, George street 

Hardey John, draper, 63 George street' - 

Harley Joseph, cliimney sweep, 31 Victoria street 

Harness Carter, grocer, Post Office place 

Harris Joseph, solicitor (firm Nicholls, Hinde & Co) 

Harrison & Laidiar, builders, Stamford street 

Harrison James, hosier & hatter, k deputy registrar of births 

& deaths for Altrincham district, George street 

Harrison John, butcher, 6 Railway street , 

Harrison John, grocer, 23 Stamford street 

Harrison William, photographer, Oxford road 

Harvey James, Unicorn hotel, Market place 

Harvey Matthew, hosier, 12 Ashley road 

Hay & Taylor, provision dealers, 3 The Downs 

Haydock Catherine (Mrs.), lamp &oil dealer, 6 High street 

Heathcote Thomas, tailor, 23 Victoria street 

Heeds Robert, Red Lion, Market place 

Hensliall Joseph,ironmonger. 111 George 8t.& Up. George st 

Hewitt Edward, tailor, 5 Moss lane 

Hni William, Malt Shovel, 38 Stamford street 

Hill Wm. Wyatt, veterinary surgeon, Post Office place 

Hinde Charles Heaton, solicitor (firm Nicholls, Hinde & Co) 

Hobson George, shoemaker, 14 John street 

Hodge Harriet (Mrs.), draper, 22 Church street 

Holding Harry, stationer k painter, 22 Railway street 

Hollingsworth Samuel, secondhand clothes dealer, 16 John st 

Hollins Sarah (Mrs.), secondhand clothesdlr. 26 Victoria st 

Holmes E. (Mrs.), servants'registry office, 14 Denmark st 

Holmes Richard, chimney sweep, 14 Denmark street 

Holmes Walter, hairdresser & umbrella maker, 4 Lloyd st 

Holt Ann (Mi.>is), greengrocer, 44 George street 

Holt John Henry, mason & contractor, flags, stones, sanitary 

tube, cliiraney pot, firebrick & fireclay dealer, Moss la 

Holt Nixon, chemist, 14 Ashley road 

Holt William Henry, chemist'& druggist, 113 George st 

Hope John Priastley, beer retailer & grocer, 9 Lloyd street 

Hopwood Joseph, beer retailer k shopkpr. 15 Stamford st 

Huddleston F. A. (Miss) k J. E. (Mrs.), haberdashers k 

drapers, 8 Tlie Downs 

Hughes EdwHrd, chemist. Market place 

Hughes Henry, Roebuck, 42 Victoria street 

Hughes John Taylor, surgeon dentist, 39 Church street 

Hughes William, clothier, general outfitter, hosier &c. men's 

& boys' ready made clothing of every description,mourning 

outfits always kept in stock, 62 George atreet 

Hulme k Songhurst, joiners, builders & contractors & 

general repairers of property, Moss lane 

Hulme James, grocer (firm Worthington & Hulme) 

Hulme Samuel, hairdresser, 4 Ashley road 

Inland Revenue Off. Unicorn inn,'rh8. J.Woodhouse, officr 

Inman Annie (Miss), cook k confectioner, 2A, Stamford st 

Ireland William, grocer &: beer retailer, 1 George street 

Jackson Emma (Mrs.), drsmkr. & habrdshr. lObtamford st 

Jackson George, joiner & builder, 47 New street 

Jackson Isaac, pork butcher, 31 George street 

Jackson Peter Holland & Wm. chemists, 36 Railway street 

Jarvis John, bricklayer, 2 Bold street 

Jeffery (Mrs.), haberdasher, 32 Church street 

Johnson John & Thos. saw mills & tmbr.mchnts. Broadheath 

Johnson Elizbth. (Mrs.),8hopkpr. k beer retailer, Tipping st 

Johnson James, plasterer, 31 Chapel road 

Johnson Martha (Mrs.), grocer, 31 Stamford st. & Railwy. st 

Johnson Thomas, grocer k beer retailer, 21 Palmer street 

Jones Charles, bootmaker, George street 

Jones Gardiner (Mrs.), ladies' college, 31 Barrington road 

Jones Joshua, beer retailer, 43 Victoria street 

Jones William Owen, surgeon, 32 The Downs 

Jones Williain Trevor, builder & joiner, Oakfield street 

Kelsall John Astle, brewer. Market place 

Kenworthy Wm. tobacconist & toy shop, 33 George street 

Kenyon Henry, builder,The Downs 

King Joseph, chandler's shop, 19 Byrom street 

Kinsey Peter, grocer, 87 George stfeet 

Lambert William, bricklayer, 5 Lloyd street 

Lancashire Sf Yorkshire Bank (branch), 2 Ashley road ; 

draw on Alliance Bank, London 

Lancaster Thomas, dyer, 53 George street 

Leigh John, shopkeeper, 22 Stamford street 

Lewis John, baker k corn factor, 28 Church street 

Leyland Elizh. (Mrs.), brush maker k cooper, 32 Railway st 

Lindsell Frederick Raymond Barber, solicitor (firm Nicholls, 

Hinde & Co) 

Lingard Fanny (Miss), dressmaker, 28 The Downs 

Lingard Thomas, butcher. Post Office place 

Literary Institution Sf Reading Rooms, (Henry Meadows, 

sec.; Isaac Muir, librarian), George street 

Lloyd's Fever Hospital, Lloyd street 

Local Board of Health Office, High street (John Stokoe, 

clerk k surveyor; Duncan C. Moody, inspector of 

nuisances, & school inspector) 

Looker Mrs. ladies' boarding schl. Woolan ho. Stamford rd 

Mclnnes John, shopkeeper k beer retailer. Tipping street 

Mclver Daniel, lamp & boot dealer, 30 Lloyd street 

McKinna Nathan, confectioner, 6 Lloyd street 

Mackinnell William, beer retailer & shopkr. 52 Oakfield st 

Mackley Mary (Mrs.), servants' registry office, 27 Chapel rd 

Mahon Eleanor, draper &c. 59 George street 

Marsden John, hosier & glover, 21 The Downs 

Marsden Sarah Hannah (Miss), lodginghouse,60 The Downs 

Marsh William, butcher, 8 Lloyd street 

Martin George, beer retailer, Islington street 

Martin Thomas, bootmaker, 8 High street 

Mason Robert, bootmaker, 9 Rugby street 

Mates Marian (Mrs.), milliner k dressmaker, George street 

Mather Henry, pawnbroker, 2 Lloyd street 

Matthews Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 13 Church street 

Mayor Samuel, painter &c. 1 Johp street 

Mayor Thomas, china & glass dealer, 16 Ashley road 

Mid-Cheshire Coal Co. 16 Railway street 

Mid-Cheshire Examiner (G.To\i\min & Sons, proprietors), 

published friday); office, Oxford road 

Miller Charles, tailor & draper, 10 Ashley road 

Miller Clara (Miss), giris' day school, Oxford road 

Ml s Joseph & William, bootmakers, 5 Church street 

Ml s Abram & Son, stonemasons. Railway station 

Mills Robert, grocer, 26 Church street 

Mitchell M. & Co. tailors & drapers, 85 George street 

Moore Emma (Miss), dressmaker, Bvrora street 

Morehouse John Bower, physician & surgeon, 37 Ashley rd 

Morris Thos. upholsterer k cabinet maker, 17 The Downs 

Morris Willinm, bootmaker, 15 George street 

Morrison David, accountant & estate agent, The Downs 

Mort James, grocer & confectioner, 21 Stamford street 

Mort John S. draper, 34, 36 k 37 Church street 

Moss William, grocer, Broadheath 

Mules Philip Hen. M.D. physician & surgeon, Delamere rd 

xr",.£?" ^'^" (Miss), fancy repstry. & tov dlr. 24 Railwav st 

Nail Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 1 Chapel road 

Napier Sarah (Miss), lodging house, 46 The Downs 

Nayior Sarah Ann (Mrs.), berlin wool k fancy repositorv


Neild Edward, upholsterer, &c. (see Starkey k Neild) 

Newton John Bridge, auctioneer, Sandiway 

Nicholls, Hinde & Co. solicitors. High street 

Nicholson Thomas, sign writer & painter, 23 Stamford road 

North Cheshire Water Works Co. Limited (Henry Barratt, 

sec), George street 

Okell Matthew, wheelwright, 37 Church street 

Okell Samuel, fruiterer, 84 George street 

Okell William, fancy draper, 30 Railway street 

Oliver Henry, beer retailer & shopkeeper, 26 Oakfield street 

Oram & Co. fishmongers, 4 The Downs 

Orrarod John, Venetian blind maker, Railway street , 

Oswald Richard, baker, 72 George street 

Owen John Henry, ironfounder, see Cardwell, Owen & Co 

Owen Robert, plasterer. Greenwood street 

Parker Ann (Mrs.), dressmaker, 5 John street 

Parker Eustace, watchmaker & jeweller, 82B, George st 

Parkes William Henry, linendraper, 2 Stamford street 

Parkin Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper & beer retailer, Palmer st 

Parr's Banking Co. Limited (Alexander George Gray, 

manager), Stamford street; draw on Glyn & Co. London 

Parsons Julia Jane (Miss), baby linen wareho.7Stamford st 

Partington Thomas, shopkeeper, New street 

Peak John, engineer k whitesmith, Mill street 

Pearson Ellen (Mrs.), habeidasher. Palmer street 

Pearson James, coal merchant, 14 Stamford street 

Pearson Mary Ann (Mrs.), beer retailer, 14Stamford street 

Pearson Robert, haberdasher, 41 John street 

Pearson Wni. grocer & beer retailer, Islington street 

Peel Henry, boot maker, 12 Lloyd street 

Percival John, tailor, 1 Karney street 

Perrin Annie & Mary (Misses), stationers, & circulating 

library, 11 Ashley road 

Phillips Samuel Guest k John, stationers, & post office & 

stamp office, 16 Railway street 

Picking Jonathan, lodging house, 58 The Downs 

Pickston Williain, whitesmith, kc. Islington street 

Pickstone Joseph, greengrocer, 40 George street 

Pierson Mark, accountant k estate agent, 3 Stamford street 

Pilling James, boot maker, 64 George street 

Plant John, tobacconist, 8 Stamford street 

Plant John, jun. aerated water nianfr. & tobccnst. George st 

Pollard Peter, tailor, 26 Stamford street 

Pollitt William, butcher, 35 George street k 8 Ashley road 

Potter James, bootmaker, 45 George street 

Potts Mark, Downs inn, 38 Railway street 

Priestner Caroline (Mrs.;, shopkeeper, 23Islington street 

Priestner James Arthur, wheelwright k smith, Stamford rd 

Priestner Joseph, furniture warehouse, 99 George street 

Priestner Wm. smith k wheelwright. Moss lane 

Pugh William Henry, veterinary surgeon, Sandiway 

Ramsden John, fancy draper, 34* Railway street 

Reed Elijah, Stamford, 3 Railway street 

Reeves Joseph, saddler, 10 High street 

Renshaw W. Agar, surgeon, Market place 

Richardson George, saddler, 86 George street 

Richardson Hester (Miss), luilliner k dressma.lOTheDowns 

Richardson James, tailor, 35 Russell street 

Richardson John, tailor & shopkeeper, 22 Lloyd street 

Richardson Mark, tailor, 11 Denmark street 

Bigby John Henry, shopkeeper, Oakfield street 

Riley Ann (Mrs.), berlin wool depot, IA, Stamford street 

Riley Benjamin, saddler, 1 Stamford street 

Roberts William, florist k seedsman, 13 Stamford street 

Roberts William, M.D. physician. Park fields, Groby place 

Robinson Fabien Lichfield, silk mercer, linendraper, hosier, 

&c. funerals furnished, 18 Ashley road 

Robinson Thomas, boot warehouse; 91 George street 

Robson John, nursery k seedsman,' 15 The Downs 

Roscoe Maxwell Archibald, architect k surveyor to the Earl 

of Stamford at Warrington, estate office, 2 Durham road 

Rose Joseph, Woolpackk wine& spirit mer. 4 Railway st 

Roughley Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Railway street 

Rowbotham George, joiner, Oxford road 

Royle Elizabeth (Miss), lodging house, 56 The Downs 

Royle Elizabeth (Mrs.), plumber k glazier, 41 Victoria st 

Royle Joseph, dairyman k fruiterer, 13 Ashley road 

Ryde John a, Co. lime merchants&c 

Sale Louisa (Miss), milliner, 5 Ashley road 

Salmon John, china k glass dealer, 28 Lloyd street 

Sampson Catherine (Miss), milliner & dressina. 5The Downs 

Sampson John, plumber, 24 The Downs 

Sessions House, M.arU.et street 

Shaw Adam, shopkeeper, 73 New street 

Shaw James, greengrocer, 3 Church street 

Shaw John, jun. nurseryman, 10 The Downs 

Shaw Mary (Miss), dressmaker, 37 George street 

Shaw Mary (Miss), tobacconist k toy dealer, 11 Stamford st 

Sheldon Joseph, clothier, 20 Railway street 

Sheldon Jeseph, Iruiterer k greeugrocer, 9 The Downs 

Sherburn Elizabeth (Mrs.), dressmaker, 61 New street 

Shuttleworth William, grocer, 7 The Downs k 28 George at 

Siddall Thomas, stationer,newsagent,

22 ALYANLEY. CHESHIRE. [POST OFFICE 

Wilde Mary (Mrs.), baker, 11 George street 

Working Men's Coffee Sf Reading Rooms, Ashley road 

Wilkes John, upholsterer &c. see Wood k Wilkes 

Worthington & Hulme, grocers, Market place 

Wilkinson Henry, tailor, Byrom street 

Wright Alfred, pianoforte warehouse, Stockport road 

Williams Chas. Henry, paperhngr.& painter, 22 The Downs Wright Henry, shopkeeper & beer retailer, 2 William street 

Williamson Mrs. ladies boarding school, Ashley road Wright Mary (Mrs.), newsagent & stationer, 98 George st 

Wilson k Brookfield, drapers. The Downs 

Wright Samuel, joiner k builder, 48 New street 

Wilton Henry, beer retailer. Market place 

Wright William, greengrocer. 74 George street 

Wood k Wilkes, cabinet makers k upholsterers, 82 George Wroe k Co. pianoforte & music dealer, IA, Railway street 

street 

Wyatt Joseph, shopkeeper, Polmer street 

Wood Charles William, outfitter, hosier, linen k woollen Yarsley Phillip, hair dresser, 10 Railway street 

draper, blankets, sheets, quilts, flannels,calicoes, linens &c. Yarwood Every, joiner & builder; estimates given for alterations, 

repair's, greenhouses &c. 26 The Downs 

82A, George street 

Wood Jonathan, grocer, George street 

Youlton Frederick, grocer. Market place 

Woodhouse Thomas J. inland revenue officer, Osborne street Young Maria & Eliza (Misses), baby linen warehouse, 53 

Woodyatt Christopher, draper, 100 George street 

George street 

ALVANLEY is a parish, township and small vilage, 

in a hilly district, 3 miles south-south-wêst from 

Frodsham and 1^ miles from the Helsby station, in the 

Western division of the county, diocese and archdeaconry 

of Chester, rural deanery of Frodsham, hundred 

of Eddisbury, Runcorn union and county court 

Knocker Rev. WalkerGearyM.A.[vicar] 

Willis Thomas 

COMMERCIAL. 

Blythe Joseph, wheelwright 

Britland George, farmer 

Dilworth Joseph, miller k farmer 

Dugdale James, farmer 

Dugdale John, huckster k shopkeeper 

Edwards John, stonemason, builder & 

sexton 

Knocker. M.A. Wadham College, Oxford. The vicarage 

erected by the late Lord Alvanley stands on a rising 

ground near the village. Adjoining the church is the 

National school, erected in 1861 at the cost of the 

Hon. Miss Arden : it is a commodious building, with 

residence for the master attached. Alvanley Castle 

district. The church of St. John is a stone building stood on a site adjoining the church : it has long disappeared, 

but traces of the old moat remain. The 

erected in 1860, and eonsists of chancel, nave, aisles 

and south porch ; it has a small turret with 2 bells, a Earl and Countess of Haddington own nearly tbe whole 

good organ, four stained Avindows—two presented by of the land ; the soil is sandy, subsoil red sandstone ; 

the Hon. Miss Arden ; one to the memory of George the chief crops are potatoes, wheat, o.ats and winter 

Whitley, esq. and Anne his wife, erected by their food for cattle. The population in 1871 was 325, and 

children, and one in memory of the late Miss Arden, the area is 1,532 acres; rateable value £2,7ll!. 

erected by the parishioners : the church stands near Letters arrive by foot post from Frodsham at 8.30 a.m. 

the site of an oratory founded by Catherine Arderne in There is a VVAI.L LETTER Box near John Edwards' 

the reign of Henry VI.: the register dates from the year house, cleared at 5.45 p.m. on week days. Frodsham 

1790 ; the living is a vicarage, yearly value about £250 is the nearest money order office 

with residence, in the gift of the Earl and Countess National Schools, Benjamin Francis, master; Miss Esther 

of Haddington and held by the Rev. Walker Geary I Francis, mistress 

Fletcher Eliza (Mrs.), farmer 

Fletcher Martha (Mrs.), farmer 

Greenway James, farmer 

Hassall Richard, farmer & cheese factor 

Japson Sarah (Mrs.), farmer 

Leech Esther (Mrs.), farmer 

Lewis Martha (Miss), farmer 

Littler William, tailor 

Lord Edward, White Lion, k I'armer 

Lowe Henry, farmer 

ANTROBUS is a township, and with Seven Oaks 

forms an ecclesiastical parish, formed in 1848 from the 

mother parish of Great Budworth, in the Mid division 

of the county, hundred of Bucklow, Runcorn union, 

Northwich county court district, rural deanery of Frodsham 

vrest, archdeaconry and diocese of Chester. The 

township of Antrobus is five miles north-west from 

Northwich, and 6 south-east from Warrington. The 

church of St. Mark, erected in 1848, is a red stone 

bnildingin the Early English style, and has chancel, nave 

and south aisle; the chancel was beautifully decorated 

in 1863, and three stained windows were added at tbe 

same time, at the sole expense of Samuel Higginbottom, 

esq. of Glasgow, in memory of his wife. The 

living is a vicarage, yearly value £200, in tbe gift of 

the vicar of Great Budworth ; the Rev. John William 

Newell-Tanner, M.A. of St. Catherine's College, Cambridge, 

is the vicar and surrogate. There is a cbapel 

for Wesleyans, a National school for boys and girls, 

with residence for the master adjoining, erected in 

1863, and a school for infants was also built in the year 

1873 ; a Sunday school is held at the school room. Tbe 

chief crops are wheat, oats and potatoes. Selby's 

charity of 32s. is for distribution, and there are 

other charities of 10s. yearly value. The Pole, the 

seat of Major-General Gerard Potter Eaton, is a fine 

building situated in extensive pleasure grounds. The 

Crovra claims the manorial rights. Sir E. Antrobus and 

Major-General Gerard Potter Eaton are the chief landowners 

; the soil is clayey, the subsoil clay. The area of 

the ecclesiastical parish is 2,579 acres, and of the town- 

Nixon Alice (Mrs.), farmer 

Nixon John, farmer 

Noden Edward, farmer 

Noden Martha (Mrs.), farmer 

Norcott Thomas, blacksmitii 

NorcrossEllen (Mrs.), farmer 

Spruce Thomas, butcher 

Wade Joseph,farmer k shopkeeper 

Walker William, huckster 

Webster William, farmer 

£5,467 ; township, £4,065 ; gross estimated rental of 

ecclesiastical parish, £6,101 ; township, £4,5.)3 ; tha 

population in 1871 was—ecclesiastical pjirish, 653'i. 

township, 495. 

Parish Clerk, Richard Coppock. 

Letters through Northwich, which is the nearest money 

order office & savings bank ; the WALL LETTER BOX 

at the National schoolroom is cleared at 4.30 p.m. week 

days, k Sundays at 10 a.in 

INSURANCE KQ^^T.—Sovereign Life, T. Dutton 

National School, Richard Coppock, master; Mrs. Emma 

Coppock, sewing mistress; Miss Harriet Hodgkinson, 

infants' mistress 

Seven Oaks is a township and very small village 

in the Mid division of the county, 6 miles south from 

Warrington, and 5 north-west from Northwich, in the 

hundred of Bucklow, Runcorn union and Northwich 

county court district. The Society of Friends have a 

meeting house here, near an old oak tree where tradition 

says George Fox preached 200 years ago. The soil 

is mixed, and the subsoil is clay and sand. The principal 

landowners are Messrs. John Highfield, and Chafl. 

Lawton, and Thomas Clark, esq. of Cogshall Hall. The 

chief crdps are wheat, oats, potatoe.", turnips &c. Rowland 

Eyles Egerton-Warburton, esq. is lord of the 

manor. Comberbaeh House is the residence of Majot 

William Vigor Fox. The Dopulation in 1871 was 158 ? 

the area is 601 acres ; the rateable value is £1,402. 

Letters through Northwich. Whitley Superior i& 

the nearest money order office and savings bank; the 

nearest place for posting letters is at the wall letter 

snipÔbb acres ; rateable value of ecclesiastical parish 1 box at the National school-room, Antrobus. 

Antrobus. 

Eaton M »jor-General Gerard Potter, 

The Ptle 

Newell-Tanner Eev. John Wjlliam,M.A 

[viear k aurrogate]. Vicarage 

COMMERCIAL. 

Argyle Wm. Mark, provision dealer 

Atkinson J oseph,gamekeeper to Major- 

General Eaton 

Beswick John, shopkeeper 

; Burgess Samuel, farmer 

Burgess Thomas, farmer 

Coppock Rd. assist.oversr.&: schoolmstr 

Dutton Thomas, farmer 

Edwards John, farmer & landowner

DIRECTORY.] 

Egerton James, farmer 

Frith George, farmer 

Frith Louisa (Mrs.), farmer 

Frith Peter, farmer 

Goff Richard, farmer 

Hayes Thomas, farmer 

Hewitt John, shoe maker 

Hindley Joseph, shoe maker 

Kinder Edward, blacksmith 

Leather David, farmer 

Mayer Matthew k John, farmers & 

landowners 

Millington William, shoe maker 

Moore Thomas, farmer 

Percival Fanny (Mrs.), farmer 

Percival Peter, farmer 

Plumb Elizabeth (Mrs-), farmer 

CHESHIRE. 

Plumb Peter, farmer 

Pollard John, farmer k landowner 

Powell Thomas, Wheatsheaf, & farmer 

Price Joseph, farmer 

Ridgeway Joseph, farmer 

Robinson William, farmer 

Smith James, shopkeeper 

Spratt Thomas, dealer 

Stubbs William, farmer 

Sutton Samuel, farmer 

Wainwright George, farmer 

Warburton Richard, butcher 

Webster Ann (Mrs.) k James, farmers 

Wilkinson Ann (Mrs) k Joseph, larmers 

Wilkinson Peter, farmer. Pools platt 

Wright Joshua, farmer 

Youd Abraham, farmer 

APPLETON (or HULL AKD APPLETON) is a large 

township comprising the village of Stockton Heath and 

the hamlet of Wllderspool, 1J to 2.} miles south from 

Warrington, in Great Budworth parish, Mid division of 

the county,Bucklow hundred,Piuncom union and county 

court district, and Chester archdeaconry and diocese, 

^fcituated on the high road between Warrington and 

Northwich. Hill Cliff, 2 miles south from Warrington, 

is a lofty eminence, on the top of which is a building, 

which was formerly used as a beacon, but which has 

now been superseded by a stone obelisk surrounded 

by four lions. The major part of this township is 

in the ecclesiastical parish of Stockton Heath, which 

see. There are chapels for Wesleyans and Baptists. 

Johnson's charity of £7 yearly ia for clothing. Appleton 

Hall, the seat of Thomas Henry Lyon, esq. J.P. is a 

Davies Robert, Birchdale 

Entwistle George, Brindley cottage 

Hatton George 

Hooley David 

Lyon Thomas Henry, J.P. The Hall 

Marson James, Hill Clifi*house 

Pierpoint Thomas, Ivy bank 

Swinton Joseph, Brook house 

Taylor Mrs. Lumh-brook 

Willett James, M.R.C.S., L.S.A. LOND. 

Stockton house, London bridge 

Williams John, Lumb-brook 

COMMERCIAL. 

Banks Tho8.&Co.maltsters,Lumb-brook 

Barrow George, farmer. Stud farm 

Bate Edward, quarry owner k stone 

merchant, Hill Cliff quarry 

Booth William, shopkeeper 

Bridgewater Navigation Co. Limited 

(Jno. C. Willson,agt.),Stockton quay 

Britch Jas. Thorn inn,f'armer k smitli, 

Appleton thorn 

Seven Oaks. 

Fox Major Wm. Vigor, Comberbaeh ho 

Highfield John, Frandley house 

Brockiehurst Peter, assistant overseer 

Brockiehurst Thomas, tailor 

Buckley James, farmer 

Clarke James, farmer, Senna green 

Eaton Joseph, shopkeeper 

Frith James, farmer, Frandley 

Highfield John, farmer & landowner, 

Goosebrook 

Joynson Samuel, farmer 

Litler Peter, farmer 

Lyon James, farmer 

Moore William, farmer 

Percival George, farmer, Sandiway 

Whitehead James, farmer 

stuccoed edifice situated in a park. R. E. Egerton-Warburton, 

esq. J.p. who is lord of the manor, Thomas Henry 

Lyon, esq., the Bridgewater Trustees, Joseph Chariton 

Parr, esq. J.p. -nnd Sir Gilbert Greenall, bart. M.P. are tbe 

chief landowners. The soil is clay, the subsoil sand and 

rock. The chief crops are oats, potatoes and turnips. The 

Warrington reservoirs are situated at Hill Cliff in this 

BrocklehurstWm.farmer, Appleton crss 

Clarke Richard, farmer 

Clayton Brothers, fanners 

Cook Eliza {Mr6.),London Bridge inn, 

Stockton quay 

Darbyshire Hugh, farmer. Great Ship 

croft 

Darlington Wm. farmer. Dingle farm 

Davenport Henry, wheelwright, smith 

& farmer 

Ditchfield Ths.boot&shoe ma.Lumb-brk 

Ellam Joseph, farmer, Dennis hall 

Fletcher Wm. farmer. Little Ship croft 

Ford Joseph, farmer, Bellfield 

Gamer Edward, farmer & landowner 

Garner Thomas, farmer. Pepper street 

Grounds Thos. farmer, Birch Tree farm 

Hankey Peter, farmer, Appleton cross 

Howe Wm.gamekpr.toT. H. Lyon, J.P 

Knowles James, farmer. Yew,Tree ho 

Knowles Joseph, farmer, Barley castle 

Knowles Joseph, jun. farmer 

ASHLEY, 2 miles south from Altrincham, is a township, 

station on tbe Cheshire Lines Committee and 

scattered village, situated upon the river Bollin, in 

Bowdon parish, Altrincham union and county court 

district, pleasantly situated in an open country. The 

Hall, the ancient seat of the Breretons, afterwards of 

the Asshetons, was a fine old mansion, a large portion 

of which was taken down about 1841: the remainder 

has been converted into a farm dwelling ; the floorsof 

the principal rooms and staircase are of oak in good 

preservation; two of the upper rooms formerly contained 

ancient portraits of noblemen and gentlemen, 

which have been removed by the present proprietor. 

Lord Egerton of Tjitton, to Tatton Hall ; the originals 

of the portraits assembled here during the rebellion of 

the Pretender, when the expediency of joining his 

standard was debated, and tbe resolution come to was 

given by the casting vote of the chairman, Thomas 

Assheton, esq. owner of the mansion, in favour of the 

reigning sovereign ; this circumstance, from the powerful 

influence and family connections of the parties, 

Birtwell Rev. Geofliry, B.A. [curate]. 

The Parsonage 

Baker William, boot maker 

Barber Joseph, Greyhound, k farmer, 

Hough green 

Beckett Thomas, shoe maker 

Blease John, farmer. Coppice 

Brown George, farmer, Thorns green 

Brown John, farmer, Middlehouse farm 

Burgess John, farmer 

Carter William, miller, Ashley mill 

Chapman Thos. blacksmith. Hough grn 

Crosby James, farmer. Thorns green 

Crosby John, farmer, Thorns green 

township. The area is 3,324 acres ; rateable value 

£10,652 ; the population in 1871 was 1,947. 

APPLETON THORNS, Appleton Cross and Pepper 

Street are places in this township. 

Letters through Warrington, which is tlie nearest money 

order k telegraph office k savings bank. The nearest 

post office is at Stockton Heath 

Marsh John, farmer, Bradley hall 

Miller John,gardener to Robert Davies, 

esq. of Birchdale 

Pimlott John, farmer, Burlev Iiaycs 

Robin8onRd.(Mrs.),farmr. Wither wing 

Robinson William Joseph, farmer. The 

Hurst 

Shaw John, file cutter 

Shaw William, farmer, Mill farm 

Spensley John Urwin, grocer k baker, 

London bridge 

Taylor Henry, farmer, Hill side 

Taylor Richard, farmer. Lumb-brook 

Tickle Joseph, farmer. Thorn brow 

Westbrook Thos. wheelwright, smith & 

coal merchant, London bridge 

Willett James, surgeon,M.R.c.a.,L.8.A. 

LOND. Stockton ho. London bridge 

Worthington Henry, coal k coke nujrchant, 

Stockton quay 

Worthington James, land stewnrd to 

Thos. Henry Lyon, J.P. Broom cott 

must have greatly affected the cause of the Pretender 

in that district. A Gothic school church was erected in 

1864atHough Green.at the sole expense of LordBgerton 

of Tatton ; the Rev. Geoffry Birtwell, B.A. of Queens' 

College, Cambridge, is the curate. Near the railway 

station is a parsonage house, which was rebuilt by Lord 

Egerton of Tatton in 1875. Lord Egerton of Tatton is 

lord of the manor and principal landowner. The flour 

mill, an ancient structure, within a short distance of 

The Hall, worked by an overshot wheel, is situated on 

the river Bollin, just above which is the dam head, forming 

a pretty cascade. The chief crops are wheat, barley, 

oats and beans : the soil is stiff clay and sand. The 

area is 2,173 acres ; rateable value £4,189 ; the population 

in 1871 was 380. 

THORNS GREEN and HOUGH GREEN are places here. 

POST OPFICE, Hough green.—Thomas Vernon, receiver. 

Letters through Altrincham arrive at 7.45 a.m.; dispatched 

at 7.45 p.m.; the nearest money order office & savings 

bank is at Peel causeway. No Sunday arrival or dii.pateh 

Daniels Williom, farmer, Thorns grlfcn 

Davenport Frank,gamekeeper & farmer 

Erlam Alfred, farmer, Birkin 

Eriam Isaac, former, Houeh green 

Jackson Thos. farmer, Ashley cottage 

Mason William, farmer. Castle hill 

Newton Peter, farmer, Ryecroft

24 ASHTON-UPON-MERSEY. 

Overend William, farmer,Thorn8 green 

Partington Peter, farmer. Sugar brook 

PownallBurgess,fariur.Blackshaw beys 

CHESHIRE. 

Stewart Douglas, farmer, Ardern house 

Stockton Richard, farmer 

Wliittingbam Wm. farmer, Ashley hall 

ASHTON-UPON-MERSEY, a parish in the Middivision 

of the county, Altrincham union and county 

court district, Bucklow hundred, rural deanery of Frodsham 

(East division), archdeaconry and diocese of 

Chester, comprises a portion of the township of Ashton-upon-Mersey 

(the remainder is in the parish of 

Bowdon), and the township of Sale. The Mersey forms 

its northern boundary and separates it from Lancashire, 

to which it has access by Crossford bridge, a substantial 

stone structure on the turnpike road between Manchester 

.ind Altrincham ; tbe river is also crossed by a bridge 

on the Manchester, South Junction and Altrincham 

Railway, which has a station at Sale, in the parish. The 

village and parish church are in tbe north-west angle of 

the parish, about 1 mile frome Sale, 6 from Manchester 

[POST OFFICE 

Worthington Gecwhlwrght.Hough grn 

Wright Isaac, farmer 

clock which chimes the Westminster quarters and strikes 

the hours ; on a slab of granite let into the tower it is 

stated—" This tower and clock were erected by Ellen 

Dann, in affectionate remembrance of her father, Peter 

Dann, esq. of Moorfield, Ashton-upon-Mersey, and of 

her mother and three sisters, Elizabeth, Mary and Jane, 

June 9th, 1877." The Societiy ot Friends have a chapel 

of red brick,erected inl856,with about an acre of ground, 

enclosed by a wall, which is used as a cemetery. The 

Primitive Methodists, Wesleyans, Congregationalists 

and Unitarians have each a chapel here. The charities 

are £12 ITs. yearly. About a mile and a half from the 

village is a model farm, erected by the late Samuel 

Brooks, esq., upon his estate in 1857 : the farm buildings 

are upon the most improved principle, occupying two 

and 3 from Altrincham. The church of St. Martin is a I acres'and comprising a handsome dwelling house in the 

stone edifice consisting of chancel, nave and baptistery, centre with a cottage on each side; at the back are a 

with a turret and 1 bell ; it contains accommodation for large barn, store rooms, stabling, feeding stalls for oxen 

250, and has in tbe western eallery an organ erected by and piggeries ; the farm consists of 200 acres, und is 

subscription in April, 1 s,-,7. The register dates from the drained by a sewer running underneath the road, which 

year 1630. About a mile to the south of the parish 

church is the church of St. Mary Magdalene, consecrated 

in 1874 as a chapel of ease ; it consists of chancel, 

nave and transepts, with tower and spire and 1 bell, 

and contains sittings for 700 ; its exterior is of Yorkshire 

parpoint with ashlar dressings ; an organ was 

erected in 1876. The living is a rectory in the gift 

of the Rev. Joseph Ray, M.A. of Magdalene College, 

Cambridge, the present rector, and with St. Mary Magdalene 

(which is in the gift of trustees) is of the annual 

value of £1,450 ; tbe Rev. J. Arthur Jones, M.A. of 

Pembroke College, Oxford, is curate. The parochial 

schools have accommodation for tbe elementary education 

of 300 children ; they consist of boys', girls' and infants* 

schools and master's house, with committee room 

and two class rooms ; over the entrance archway the 

following inscription appears—" This stone was laid on 

the 25th March, 1874, by William Cunliffe Brooks, esq. 

M.P. lord of the manor." The boys' schoolroom opens 

into a tower surmounted by a cupola, under which are 

.') small bells; the tower contains an illuminated 

PRIVATE RESIDENTS. 

[For remainder of names of Residents 

in Cross atreet, see Sale] 

Ademe George, Cross street 

Ainsworth Thomas, River hill 

Alexander Carl, Mersey road 

Allcock Thomas, Oakfield 

Allen Edward Joseph, Mersey road 

Archibald James, Mersey road 

Atkinson Joseph, Mersey road 

Barnes James, Glebelands road 

Barons Henry, Ashton road 

Barton Edward, Ashton lane 

Batts Richard, Washway road 

Bayley William, River hill 

Beard John, Park road 

BeUhouse Thomas Taylor, The Grange 

Benson Davis, Park road 

Benson William. Mersey road 

Bevan Thomas Brierly, Ashton grove 

Blackmore Henry, Glebelands road 

Bland James, Mer.êy road 

Boote Daniel, Oakfield 

Bradshaw Miss, Moss lane 

Briddon Henry Musgrave, Harboro'rd 

Bridge John, Mersey road 

Brooks Misses, Harboro' grove 

Bryer Charles, Mersey road 

Bubier Lewis Robert, Mersey road 

Burland Joseph Barnsby, Glebelands rd 

Butterworth Joseph F. Glebelands road 

Campbell Duncan Alex. Brooks avenue 

Carr James, Oak lea, Washway road 

Carr Joseph, jun.Queen's road 

Carr Thomas, Oakfield 

Casson Arthur, Ashton grove 

Chisnell James, Oakfield 

Clark George William, Mersey road 

Clayton Thomas, Green lane 

has been sunk several feet to afford a fall for drainage; 

the boundary is planted with larch fir, giving the 

approach a very park-like appearance. The principal 

landowners are W. C. Brooks, esq., M.P. Thomas Carr, 

esq., R. Newton, esq., Joseph S. Halse, esq. and Mrs. 

Hunter. The soil is of,a light sandy description, and market 

gardening is carried on here to a great extent. There 

are a few small charities. The area of the township of 

Ashton is 1,611 acres; rateable value £20,350; tbe population 

in 1861 was 1,476 and in 1871, 2,359, of which 

1,304 are in Bowdon parish. 

CROSS STEEET, 195 miles from London, 4 from Manchester 

and 3 north fromAltrincbam, is a hamlet, partly 

in the township of Ashton-upon-Mersey and partly in 

that of Sale, situated on the high road from Manchester 

to Altrincham, which divides the townships. Crossford 

bridge over the Mersey connects this parish with the 

county of Lancaster. 

Letters through Manchester. 

office is at Sale. 

Coates Joseph Edward, Cross street 

Cockshot Joseph, Barkers lane 

Collier Charles, Mersey road 

Collier George, Moss lane 

Cooksoii James, Glebelands road 

Coote William George, Ashton grove 

Cope Captain Richard, Harboro' house 

Coppock John, Mersey road 

Coppock Joseph, Glebelands road 

Cowen Thomas Wood, River hill 

Craig Walter, Harboro' road 

Crighton Spencer, Ashton grove 

Crigbton Wm. sen. Park villa, Crossst 

Cross George Gregory, River hill 

Cunlifle Mrs. Washway road 

Daine Miss, Moorfield 

Darbyshire Mrs. Harboro' road 

Davis Thomas, Moss lane 

Dean Miss, Green lane 

Dodd Alexander, Mersey road 

Dodd David, Cross street 

Dodd Nathaniel, Park road 

Druid Herbert, Park road 

Dutton Edward, Oban house 

Dye James, Glebelands road 

Ealbeck Henry, Mersey road 

East George Frederick, Cross street 

Elizarian —, Ashton grove 

Ellis Hugh, Park road 

Ellis John, Glebelands road 

Ellis John T. River hill 

Ellison Williain, Moss lane 

Everitt Isaac, Mersey road 

Ferrier Thomas, Ashton road 

Field Daniel, Barkers lane 

Fielder Frederick, Whitfield house 

Finch Thomas, Glebelands road 

Fish George, Mersey road 

Gilbert Miss, Glebelands road 

The nearest money order 

Gill James, Mersey road 

Gill Robert Preston, Wood Heys hall 

Goodier Joseph, Queen's road 

Grange Samuel, The Hollies 

Greenhoiigh Simeon, Cross street 

Greenleave:« John, Mersey road 

Grives James, Mersey road 

Haines Walter, Mersey road 

Hawkins Mrs 

Heaps Benjamin, Mersey road 

Heath George, Glebelands road 

Hey worth Lawrence, Washway road 

Higginbottom Thomas, Mersey road 

Hill Charles Edward, Mersey road 

Hill David, Ashton road 

Hill Henry, Ashton grove 

Hines Allied, Ashtou road 

Holgate William Thomas, Ashton road 

Holroyd Frederick, Mersey road 

Holt Wilinot, Harboro' road 

Hopkins Mrs. Mersey road 

Horton George, Cross street 

Hudson Joseph, Mersey road 

Hulse Joseph, Park road 

Hunt Samuel, Wiugtield, Washway rd 

Hunter Mrs 

Inglish William, Mersey road 

Jackson Bannister, Ueathfield 

Jackson Frederick, Ashton villa 

JonesRev.J.Arthr.M.A.[curate],Mos8la 

Jones John, Glebelands road 

Kemp VV illiam, Mersey road 

Kilvert Nicholai*, The Lodge 

King Thomas Barry, Park road 

King William, Park road 

King William, Washway road 

Law John Smith, River hill 

Laxton William, Ashton grove 

Lingard Joseph, Washway road

DIRECTORY.] 

Lomax Thoma«, Moss lane 

Loiides Richard, Glebelands road 

Lowe John, Mersey road 

McAllister Alexander, Glebelands road 

McCreadie John, Catherine bank 

Magee Terence, Glebelands road 

Mann WiUiam, St. Leonard's 

Marsden Thoma.«, Cross street 

Martin Frederick, Mersey road 

Mason Charlei*, Ashton road 

Miller Alexander, Glebelands road 

Milne Frederick 

Milne Joseph, Mess lane 

Moate George Walter, Washway road 

Muter James, Ashton road 

Nash William, River hill 

Newton Matthew, River hill 

Newton Miss, River hill 

Newton Richard 

Newton Robert 

JNewton William, Mersey road 

Nicholson Albert, Ashton road 

Norton Charles, Queen's road 

Gates Robert, Glebelands road 

Ogden Charles Edwin, Cross street 

Oldfleld John, River hill 

Ollerenshaw Hobert, Mersey road 

Olliver George, Brooks' avenue 

Parry John, Carrington lane 

Pascoil Miss, Mersey road 

Patterson Robert, Glebelnnds road 

Pemberton Henry, Moss lane 

Pitman Henry, Harlioro' grove 

Popperwell Isaac, Mersey road 

Preston Algernon, River hill 

Prince Edward, Mersey road 

Roiton Joseph, Mersey road 

Ray Rev. Joseph, M.A 

Reich Augustus, Mersey road 

Renshaw Charles J. M.D. Washway rd 

Robinson James, Mersey road 

Roby Mrs. Harboro' road 

Rogers Hugh, Green lane 

Rook Thomas, Mersey road 

Rooker Mrs. ftlersey road 

Ross Mrs. Mersey road 

Roun^hsedge Thomas, Ashton road 

Royd John, Ashton crove 

Sandbach Mrs. Oakfield 

Sanderson Wm. Dennison, Oakfield 

Schofield Charle.? James, Ashton road 

Schott Mrs. Harboro' road 

Schott William, Ashton road 

Sheppard John, Mersey road 

Shippey Edward, VVashw,iy road 

Shires Richard, Washway road 

Shuttleworth Edward 

Skelton William Henry, Harboro'grove 

Smart Mrs. Washway road 

Smith George, Oakfield 

Smith Mrs. Ashton road 

Snow Capt. Joseph, Cross street 

Sorbie James, Ashton road 

CHESHIRE. 

Sorby Richard John 

Southern James Savage, Mersey road 

Spencer Frank, Oakfield 

St avert William, Ashton road 

Stephenson David, Harboro' road 

Street Miss, Glebelands road 

Sudlow John, Queen's road 

Sutcliffe Edward, Mersey road 

Sutcliffe John, Rivers hill 

Tarrazi Fatallah, Moss lane 

Taylor Henry, Rivers hill 

Taylor Samuel, Harboro' grove 

Terry Henry, Ashton grove 

Tomlinson John, Mersey road 

Walton Thomas, Rivers hill 

WanstiiU Mrs. Mersey road 

Webb Wm. H. Glebelands road 

Wells John, Washway road 

Welsh John, Mersey road 

Whitelegff Miss, Barker's lane 

Whittle David, Queen's road 

Williamson William, Oakfield 

Wilson Thomas Joseph, Mersey road 

Wiseman William Henry, Mersey 

road 

Witty Marmaduke, Moss lane 

Wolfendale John, Ashton road 

Wood Mrs. Mersev road 

Yates William, Oakfield 

COMMERCIAL. 

Aldcroft Ann (Mrs.), shopkpr. Cross st 

Aldridge Adam, tripe dresser. Cross st 

Allcock Thomas, surgeon, Oakfield 

Ashton-on-Mersey §' Sale Skating 

Rink, Ashton road 

Barber George, surveyor & auctioneer, 

Crossford bridge 

Birch Thomas, boot maker, Washway 

road 

Bradshaw Sarah Maria (Miss), ladies' 

college, Moss lane 

BritnorEnoch, W(igonSfHorses,Cros9 st 

Brundrett John, farmer 

Bullock Francis Charles, grocer k beer 

retailer, Mersey road 

Bundock Mary Ann (Miss), boarding 

k day school, Ashton grove 

Carr Thomas, farmer 

Carter Edwin Jackson, haberdasher, 

Washway road 

Craven Thomas, dairyman 

Davis James, farmer, Carrington lane 

Dean Edward, farmer. Cross street 

Dean Elizh. (Mrs.),shpkpr.Washway rd 

Eaton James, teacher of singing,Glebelands 

road 

Evans John, commercial traveller, 

Glebelands road 

Fairhurst Joseph, bootmaker 

Gardener Williain,greengrocer& poultry 

dealer, Washway road 

Garner Andrew, butcher 

GarnerJames,shopkeeper k beer retailer 

ASHTON HAYES is an ecclesastical parish formed 

in 1849 from tbe parish of Tarvin, and comprises the 

townships of Ashton, Horton-cum-Peele, and Mouldsworth, 

in the Western division of the county, Eddesburj 

hundred, Tarvin union, rural deanery, archdeaconry 

and diocese of Chester. 

Ashton is a township and village on the north-west 

border of Delamere Forest, 2-J- miles north-by-east from 

Tarvin. The church of St. John the Evangelist is a 

handsome stone structure in the Perpendicular style, 

consisting of chancel, nave, north aisle, and tower containing 

a clock and bell, surmounted by a spire. The 

register dates from the year [ ]. The living is a 

vicarage, yearly valne £160, with a residence, in the 

gift of William Atkinson, Esq. The living is now 

vacant. The church, parsonage and school were erected 

at the sole cost of the patron, who also endowed the 

church and who supports the school. The Wesleyan and 

Primitive Methodists have each a chapel in the township. 

Thomas Philip Parr, esq. J.P. is lord of the 

manor and chief landowner. The ai-ea of the ecclesiastical 

parish is 2,352 acres; of the township, 1,303 

acres; rateable value, £779 ; the population in 1871 

ASHTON HAYES. 25 

Greetham William, grocer k beer retailer, 

Glebelands road 

Gresty Wm. farmer, Carrington lane 

Haines Henry, joiner, Cross street 

Hampson James (Mrs.), farmer 

Hampson Thomas, grocer k provision 

dealer, Cross street 

Hainpson William, farmer 

Hardy John, berlin wool dep6t,Cro8s st 

Hay man Thomas, shopkeeper, Crossst 

Hoidcroft Charles, farmer 

Hulme John, farmer 

Jones Edward, Volunteer, Cross street 

Jones Hannah (Mrs.), farmer 

Jone.s Henry (Mrs.), farmer 

Jones Samuel, farmer 

King George Henry, bootmkr.Crossst 

Kirkland George, confectioner. Cross st 

Lee James, farmer 

Little John Mark, plumber k glazier, 

Washway road 

Lowarch Thomas, shopkeeper, Cross st 

Mather John, beer retailer. Cross street 

Mawson George, saddler. Cross street 

Midwinter Geo. dairymn. Washway rd 

Milne Benjamin, draper. Cross street 

Moores George, tobacconist. Cross st 

Morgan Charles, farmer, Washway rd 

Morris John, wheelwright k blcksmith 

Newton Robert, farmer 

NewtonSamuel,provision dealr.Crosj st 

Norris Samuel, secondhand clothes 

dealer, Cross street 

Owen Henry, shopkeeper 

Owen James, farmer, Washway road 

Potts Philip, farmer 

Reod Richard, shopkeeper & beer retir 

Renshaw Charles J. M.D. surgeon, 

Washway road 

Richardson John, farmer 

Rogers Elizabeth (Mrs.), plumber k 

gasfitter, Cross street 

Rowbotham James, Old Plough 

Royle Thos. bootmaker, Glebelands road 

Shorrocks Edwin, plumber kc. Washway 

road k at Sale 

Sims Joseph, jobbing gardener 

Skerratt George, shopkeeper 

Smith John, porter, Cross street 

Unsworthy Newton, fanner 

WagstaffJohn, picture frame maker. 

Cross street 

Watson J ohn,wheel Wright k blacksmith 

Westbrook John, butcher, Cross street 

White James John, grocer. Cross st 

Whitelegg Robert, farmr. Grange farm 

White Rt. plumber & china dlr.Crossst 

Wolstencroft John, Buck 

Wood James, grocer, Cross street 

Worsley Catharine Louisa (Miss),girls' 

day school. Moss lane 

Wrigley Lees, wheelwright k smith, 

Washway road 

was—of the ecclesiastical parish, 592 ; of the township, 

398. 

POST OFFICE.—Joseph Dean, sub-postmaster. Letters 

arrive from Chester at 8.30, dispatched at 6 p.m. The 

nearest money order office is at Tarvin. 

Horton-cum-Peele is a small township, a mile 

and a half north from Tarvin. The Peele Hall estate 

is the property of Samuel Aldersey, esq.; tbe hall is 

a stone building, a portion only of the original hall 

erected in 1637, and is occupied as a farmhouse. The 

area is 240 acres ; rateable value £642 5s.; the population 

in 1871 was 41. Letters from Chester via Tarvin ; 

the nearest money order office ia at Tarvin. Peele is a 

part of this township. 

Mouldsworth is a township, 3 miles north-by-east 

from Tarvin. There is a station here on the West 

Cheshire line. The Wesleyan Methodists have a 

chapel, at which a Sunday school is also held. Thomas 

Philip Parr, esq. J.P. is chief landowner; the Rev. 

T. France-Hayhurst is also an owner, and lord of the 

manor. The area is 879 acres ; rateable value 

£1,513 lOs.; the population in 1871 was 153. Letters 

from Chester via Tarvin.

26 ASTBLliY. 

AsMon. 

Lightfoot Miss 

Parr Thomas Philip, J.P. 

COMMEUCIAL. 

Badroch Enoch, blaeksmitli 

Baxter Thomas, farmer 

Birchwood Thomas, farmer 

Brereton Samuel, farmer 

Dean Joseph, shopkeeper 

Faulkner James, shoplieeper 

Greenway Ralph, farmer 

Hignett James, boot & shoe maker 

Join?on Samuel, Golden Ball 

lea Daniel, farmer, Woodside 

Morton Thomas, farmer 

CHESHIRE. 

Noden Samuel, farmer 

Norcross George, farmer 

Reece William, farmer 

Rimmer Thomas, boot

DIRECTORY.] 

Beckett William, steward to Sir Philip 

Egerton, Bank farm 

Bibbey Charles, farmer. Field house 

Bibbey Chas. jun. frmr. Brownlow farm 

Bibby Arthur, farmer,Broad'8 tenement 

Blood George, farmer. Wall hill 

Booth William, farmer. Mow road 

Bourne Richd. farmer, Brownlow farm 

Brindley David, farmer 

Buckley Ann (Mrs.), farmer 

Burgess Robert, farmer, Gorse farm 

Cannon John, farmer k horse breaker, 

Wall bill 

Cartlidge Hensliall, farmer, Cis green 

Cartlidge William, assistant overseer, 

collector k sexton 

Cbesbire Samuel, farmer,Limekiln farm 

Clarke Samuel, tailojr,Brownlow 

Cumberbach Thos. i'rmr.Brick Ho. farm 

Cundy Joseph, farmer k cattle dealer. 

The Moss 

Dale Joseph, beer retailer, Brownlow 

Davenport Joseph, shoe maker 

Dean Chas. Taylor, farmer, Dairy brook 

Dean Joseph, farmer. Fair fields 

Hall John, farmer 

HiURichd.blcksmth.crpntr.&wfalwright 

Hocknell Eliza (Mrs.), Egerton Arms 

Hughes George, farmer. Wall bill 

Hughes Martha (Mrs.), farmer. Wall hi 

Johnson Jas. frmr.straw& potato dealer 

LeadbeaterChas. Edwd.frmr. Dubthorne 

Minchill William, farmer. Canal bridge 

Oakes Ellen (Mrs.),shopkeeper 

Poole Samuel, blacksmith k wheelwright, 

Brownlow smithy, Moreton 

Sherratt Hanh.( Mrs.);far-mer,Glebefrm 

Shrigley Elizabeth (Mr8.),farmer, Bent 

farm 

Shufflebottom Ezra, farmer 

Siddorn Edward, farmer, Brownlow 

Siddorn John, farmer. Dairy brook 

Stonier James, farmer 

CHESHIRE. 

Thornhill John, farmer. Dairy brook 

Turnock Joseph, farmer, Brook house 

Wallworth Henry, farmer. Wall hill 

Ward John, farmer, Wall hill 

Whiteburst William, farmer 

Wilson George, farmer, Reeves farm 

Yates Charles, carpenter k farmer 

Yates George, farmer, Brownlow 

Davenport. 

Tippinge Capt. Edmund Joseph, j.p., 

Davenport hall 

Cliffe Peter, fanner 

Harding James, farmer, Stockery farm 

Massey Daniel, farmer 

Moss Jonathan, bricklayer 

Yarwood Frances (Mrs.), larmcr 

Hulme "Walfield. 

Bradwell Dennis, J.P. Daisy bank 

Williamson Edward, Daisy bank 

COMMERCIAL. 

Bostock Henry, farmer 

Brindley Nathan,farinr.Mount Pleasant 

Brittain Jas.farmr. Hulme Walfid. frm 

Davenport Thomas, farmer, Clap hatch 

Hulme David, farmer, Walfield hall 

Hulme Henry, farmer. Old hall 

Lomas Abraham, farmer 

Lucas Elizabeth, (Mrs.), farmer, Sand 

Hole farm 

* Lucas Jefiirey, farmer 

Taylor Ellen(Mrs.),frmr.ManorHo.frm 

Worthington Thomas, tailor 

Wright Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer 

Moreton. 

Ackers Mrs. Moreton hall 

Beard Jacob, frmr. & cattl. dl. Top farm 

Laithwood James, farmer 

Platt Joseph, farmer. Lodge farm 

Rounding William, farm bailiff to Mrs. 

Ackers, Home farm 

Yates Samuel, farmer. Wood farm 

ASTON-BY-SUTTON. 27 

Radnor. 

Pierpoint Joseph, farmer 

Sherratt Samuel, farmer, Radnor hall 

Ward Betty (Mrs.),farmer, Radnor ho 

Warburton Richard, farmer, straw & 

potato dealer 

Somerford. 

Ford Henry 

Shakerley Sir Charles Watkin,bart.j .v. 

Somerford park 

COiMUERCIAL. 

CliffJaiiies,black8iiiith,Pecklow smithy 

Hill Joseph, land agent to Sir C. W. 

Shakerley, bart. J.P. 

Ford John, farmer, Lightwood 

Hill William, farmer, Loachbrook 

Wood James, farmer, Somerford farm 

Somerford Booths. 

.Swetenham Clement, esq. J.P. Somerford 

Booths hall 

COMMERCIAL. 

Boon John, gamekeeper to C. Swetenham, 

esq. J.P 

Booth James, butcher. New bank 

Dale Joseph, farmer. Tan yard 

Dale Williain, farmer. Old hall 

Gallimore Thomas, market gardener. 

Wall nitch 

Gee George, farmer. Dairy farm 

HodgkinsonAnn(Mrs.),frmr.Crabbmill 

Hodgkinson Henry, New Pool inn, ic 

farmer 

Lockett Thos. miller & farmr. Mill bank 

Massey Abraham, farmer, Grove house 

Poole Edwin, blacksmith 

Sims William, farmer, Plumtree 

Spragg Martha(Mrs.),farmr. Holly frm 

Taylor Henry, farmer. Field house 

Wainwright Thomas, farmer 

Weatherby Thomas, wheelwright 

Wilkinson George (Mrs.), fanner. 

The Hall 

ASTON-BY-BTJD"WOETH is a chapelry and 

scattered township in the parLsh of Great Budworth, 4 

miles north-east from Northwich, 5 west-by-south-west 

from Knutsford, 7 south-west from Altrincham, and 2.\ 

from Great Budworth, in the Mid division of the county, 

eastern division of the hundred of Bucklow, Altrincham 

union, and Northwich county court district, situated on 

the high road from Knutsford to Northwich. The 

chapel (adjoining Alley HaU), erected in 1845, of Runcorn 

freestone, is in the Pointed style and consists of 

nave and chancel, in which is a handsome stained glass 

window ; the Rev, William Yates, is chaplain. Here is 

a cheese factory, established in the year 1876. Arley 

Hall, the residence of Rowland Eyles Egerton- Warburton, 

esq. J.P, is a handsome Elizabethan mansion 

situated in a beautifully-wooded park of 300 acres. 

There is a lake of considerable extent in front of the 

mansion, which is entered by a porch of freestone, elaborately 

carved and surmounted with a dome. Arley 

Green is beautifully situated. The dedication of Arley 

Aston-by-Budworth. 

Egerton-Warburton Piers, M.P., J.P. 

Arley hall 

Egerton-WarburtonRowland Eyles, J. P. 

Arley hall 

Hindley James 

Yates Rev. William [chaplain to R. E. 

Egerton-Warburton J.P] 

C0.UMERCIAL. 

Barber John, farmer, Arlej' moss 

Barber Wm. farmer. Upper Feldy green 

Bowker Frances Elizbth. (Mrs.),fafmer, 

Yew Tree farm 

Bowker Samuel, farmer, Kay's farm 

Bi?own Peter, gamekeeper to R. E. 

Egerton-Warburton, J.P 

Clieese Factory Co. Limited 

Cook J ames, b chcr k farmr. All Fours 

chapel is regularly kept up on the 8th September, and 

prizes are given by K. E, Egerton-Warburton, esq. for 

athletic sports. There are schools for boys and girls at 

Arley Green, supported by R. E. Egerton-Warburton, esq. 

There are charities of Ml'.i IDs. 8d. yearly value, which 

are in the hands of tbe Ch.nrity Commissioners. These 

are distributed yearly by the overseers to the poor of 

the township. R. E. Egerton-Warburton, esq. J.P. is 

lord of the manor, and he and Lord de Tabley are sole 

landowners. The soil is heavy, and the subsoil is clay. 

The chief crops are pasture, wheat, oats, turnips, and 

potatoes. The population in 1871 was 444, and the 

acreage is 2,910; the rateable value is 1:5.166 ; and the 

gross estimated rental is J: J,'".12. 

Letters through Xorthwich which is the nearest money 

order office; and the nearest post office is at Arley Smithy, 

Crowley 

School (boys and girls), Arley Green, George Orton 

master; Mrs. Elizabeth Ireland, mistress. 

Crinckshank William, head gardener 

to R. E, Egerton-Warburton, J.p. 

Curbishley Humphrey, wheelwright 

Edgerley John, farmer. Guide post 

Fair William, cattle dealer k farmer, 

Heald brow 

Foster Thomas, shopkeeper k farmer 

Gibbon James, market erardener 

Grange Mary Ellen (Mrs.), farmer. 

Hill top 

Grimes John, farmer. Ashes 

Hewitt David, farmer 

Hewitt Thomas, shopkeeper 

Holland George, carpenter. Land's end 

Hornby Richard, farmer, Aston park 

Hnlme Ephraim, farmer. Nettle gate 

King Henry, organist, & choir master 

of Arley cbapel, Arley green 

Lambert James, farmer. Whet hall 

Lambert Wm. farmer, Gravestone house 

Lewis John, carpenter to R. E. Egerton-Warburton, 

J.p. 

Moore Joseph Yearsley, farmer k overseer. 

Lower Feldy Green farm 

Moore William, farmer, k blacksmitjt 

Pinfold cottage 

Moss Edward, former, New farm 

Owen Thomas, farmer, Stockley farm 

Percival John, farmer, Gore farm 

Percival Wm. farmer. West Feldy farm 

Rowlinson Thomas, farmer. East Feldy 

Tickle Joseph, farmer, Litley farm 

Walton James, butcher 

Walton Thomas, butcher 

Walton William, butcher 

WoodGeorge,miiler k farmer, Arley mill 

ASTON-BY-SITTTOir is an ecclesiastical parish, I Bnncorn, and includes the townships of Aston, Sutton, 

formed in 1861 from the parishes of Great Budworth and] and Aston Grange in the Mid division of the connty,

28 ASTON. CHESHIRE. [POST OFFICE 

Bucklow hundred, Runcorn union and county court 

district, rural deanery of Frodsham west, archdeaconry 

and diocese of Chester. 

ASTON-BY-SUTTON (including Middleton Grange) is 

a township and village, 4i miles south-east from Runcorn, 

7 from Northwioh, situated on the river Weaver, 

and intersected by the London and North Western 

Raihvay, which has a station at Sutton called Sutton 

Weaver, about l.\ miles distant; the Halton station on 

the London and North Western and Great Western, 

Chester and Birkenhead and Chester and Manchester 

joint lines is also about the same distance. The church, 

name unknown, is a plain stone building with chancel, 

nave, aisles, transept, and some ancient and handsome 

mural monuments. The register dates from the year 1636. 

The living is a vicarage, in the gift of the representatives 

of tbe late Sir Arthur Ingram i"ston, and held by 

the Pvev. Edward Marsden, M.A. of St. John's College, 

Cambridge, who resides at Sutton. There is a school 

for boys and girls, and a Sunday school is also held at 

the same room. Beckett's charity of £3 4s. 2d. yearly 

is for fuel and clothing. Aston Hall is the residence of 

Robert Daglish, esq. J.P. and Aston Lodge, of the Rev. 

E. A. P. Campbell, M.A., J.P. There is no lord of the 

manor. The land principally belongs to the Talbot 

family. The chief crops are wheat, oats and potatoes. 

The soil is loamy ; the subsoil is clay. The area of the 

ecclesiastical parish is 3,850 acres; of the township 

1,096 acres ; rateable value of the ecclesiastical parish 

is £10,293 ; of the township is £3,522 : the population 

in 1871 was, ecclesiastical parish 631; township, 220. 

Parish Clerk, Edward lUidge. 

Letters through Preston Brook R.S.O. WALL Box 

cleared, 7.15 a.m. k 7.30 p.m. week days only. Preston 

Brook is the nearest money order k telegraph'office 

Aston-by-Sutton. 

Campbell Rev. Edward Augustus Pitcairn, 

M.A., J.p. Aston lodge; & 

Vicars Cros«, Chester 

Daglish Robeir, J.P. Aston ball 

Dodd Mis 

Bate Thomas, farmer 

Davies John, fanner 

Dodd Jessie (.Miss), teacher of music 

Kettle Gt'orge, head gamekeeper to R. 

Daglish, J.p. 

Lee James, gaidei.erto Rev. E. A. P. 

Campbell, M.A., J.P 

Percival George, farmer 

Priestner Peter, farmer & shopkeeper 

Ryder Nancy (Miss), farmer 

Spender John, blacksmith 

Spender Peter (Mi-s.), farmer 

Stormont Andrew, head gardener to R. 

Daglish, J.P. 

Wilkinson William, farmer 

Aston Grange. 

Massey Peter, farmer 

Percival William, farmer 

Board School (mixed); James Robinson, certificated 

master 

Aston United District School Boarrf, Charles E. Linaker, 

clerk 

Aston Grange is a small township in Runcorn 

parish, consisting of two farms, 5 miles from Runcorn. 

The population in 1871 was 28, and the acreage is 437 ; 

rateable value £1,079 Letters through Preston 

Brook R.S.O. which is the nearest money order and 

telegraph office. 

Sutton-juzta-Frodsham is a township and village 

in Runcorn parish, 2 miles north-east from Frodsham, 

4^ south-east from Runcorn, situated on the high road 

from Warrington to Chester, on the river Weaver and 

the London and North Western Railway, which has a 

station here called the Sutton Weaver station. Here 

is the Runcorn Bone Works Company. Tbe Halton 

station on the London and North Western and Great 

Western, Chester and Birkenhead, and Chester and 

Manchester joint lines is also in this township. The 

representatives of the late Sir Arthur Ingram Aston are 

lords of the manor and chief landowners. The chief 

crops are wheat, oats and potatoes. The area is 1,181 

acres ; the rateable value is £5,855 ; the population in 

1871 was 363. The soil and the subsoil are clay. 

Sutton. 

Challoncr Robert 

Marsden Rev. Edward, M.A. [vicar 

of Aston-by-Sutton] 

Jackson John Ockleston, The Cedars 

Lowe Henrv, Sutton hall 

Okell William 

Stretch Mrs. Sutton cottage 

COMMERCIAL. 

Acton Joseph, farmer 

Bell John, blacksmith 

Bell Samuel, farm baihff' to G. Gorst, 

of Runcorn 

Bennion William, station master, Halton 

station 

AXTDLiFlVI is a parish, comprising the townships of 

Audlem, Buerton, part of Dodcott-cum-Wilksley, Hankelow 

and Tittenley or Titley, and a small portion of 

the township of Newall, the remainder of which is in the 

parish of Wrenbury. Audlem is a township and ancient 

market town, station on the Crewe, Market Drayton 

and Wellington branch of the Great Western Railway, 

and polling place for the Western division of the county, 

in the hundred and union of Nantwicb, county court 

district of Whitechurch (Salop) and rural deanery of 

Nantwich, archdeaconry and diocese of Chester, situated 

at the intersection of the roads between Nantwich and 

Market Drayton in Shropshire and Newcastle (Staffordshire) 

and Whitechurch (Salop), and on the Shropshire 

Union Canal; it is 6^ miles south-east from Nantwich, 

and a mile and a half from the borders of Shropshire. 

The church of St. James is an imposing and massive 

structure, consisting of chancel, nave, and aisles ; the 

tower is low and surmounted by a turreted pinnacle at 

each of the angles, and contains a good peal of 6 bells ; 

there are several monuments, and a powerful toned 

organ. The register dates from the year 1557. The 

living is a vicarage, yearly value £700, in the gift 

of Viacount Combermere and held by the Rev. Arthur 

Atkinson, M.A. of Emmanuel College, Cambridge, rural 

dean. Here are chapels for Wesleyans, Primitive 

POST OFPICE.—Ann Orrason, sub-postmistress. Letters 

arrive from Preston Brook R.S.O. at 7 a.m. & 2.45 p.m.; 

despatched at 11 a.m. and 8.15 p.m. The nearest money 

order offices are at Frodsham, Preston Brook k Halton. 

Sutton Weaver Station (L. 6c N. W. Railway), John 

Cooper, station master 

Halton Station (L. & N. W. & G. W. joint lines), William 

Bennion, station master 

Frodsham Bridge is a small hamlet in Sutton 

township, on the bank of the Weaver, which divides 

Frodsham from this township. Here is a corn mill. 

Doodson Thomas, farmer, Sutton Lodge 

farm 

Cooper John, station master, Sutton 

Weaver station 

Fowles Wm. farmer, Marshgate farm 

Hyde Martha (Mrs.), farmer 

Johnson Thomas, coal dealer 

Leach Martha (Mrs.), farmer 

Lee Donald, coal incht. Sutton Dock 

Lowe William, farmer, Sutton hull 

OrinsonAnn(Mrs.), shpkpr.& post office 

RuncornBone Works Company{Ovien. 

Reilly, managing partner) 

Frodsliam Bridge. 

Ireland John 

COMMERCIAL. 

Bailey John, Aston Arms 

Moore Thomas, pointsman 

Rigby Thomas, miller & corn merchant 

Methodists and Baptists. The Free Greek and Latin 

Grammai" school was founded and endowed by Ralph 

Bolton and Thomas GammuU in tbe 17th century; 

the latter, by will dated January 23rd, 1642, bequeathed 

the sum of £500, and Ralph Bolton, by 

will in 1648 gave £465 133. 4d. to the Merchant Taylors' 

Company upon trust to pay £20 per annum 

towards tfie support of this school; these two sums, 

together with the interest of £40 left by the Rev. 

William Evans, constitute the whole of the endowment 

: by the deed of foundation the master is 

bound to teach Greek and Latin grammar free to 

boys of the parish at large. The Audlem parochial 

schools were erected in April 1868 and enlarged in 

1876; the average attendance is about 90 in the 

mixed school and 55 in the infants'. In the market 

place is an ornamental lamp, erected by public subscription 

at a cost cf about £200, to the memory of 

Richard Baker Bellyse, who for 40 years practised as a 

surgeon |in this town. The cemetery, opened in 1874, 

contains 2 acres of land aud 2 mortuary chapels. Corbrook 

HaU, a brick mansion, situated about half a mile 

from the town, is the residence of Thomas Latham 

Boote, esq. J.P. The market is held every Thursday and 

the fairs on J uly 24th and first Saturday in October. 

Ralph Bolton, in the reign of James 1. left a rent-

DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. AUDLEM. 29 

charge of £6 per annum, to be distributed as follows : 

6 great loaves of bread to the most aged and poorest of 

the workmen in the town every Sunday. The gross 

amount of the charities is £292. The principal landowner, 

Lord Newry, is lord of the manor. The soil is 

light; subsoil sand. The chief crops are corn, wheat, 

barley, turnips, &c. The area is, parish 6,492 acres, 

township 2,358 acres ; rateable value £12,668 of the 

parish and £6,799 of the township ; the population in 

1871 was—parish 2,666, township 1,521. 

Parish Clerk, John Ryland Blakeman. • 

POST, MONEY ORDER & TELEGRAPH OFFICE k 

Savings Bank, Government Annuity & Insurance Office.— 

John Ryland Blakeman, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive 

from Nautwich at 8 a.m. and are dispatched thereto at 

5.30 p.m 

INSURANCE AGENTS:— 

City Sf County J. Rogers, jiin. 

Eagle Life, J. Hay ward Bellyse 

General, J. R. Blakeman 

London Sf Provincial Law, J. H. Bellyse 

Royal Exchange, W, Smith 

Salop Fire, J, R. Blakeman 

Police Station, William Watson, sergeant 

PUBLIC OFFICERS :— 

Medical Officer for the Audlem Division of the Nantwich 

Union,Sf Public Vaccinator, Dr. Frederick Jay 

Relieving Officer, Charles Griffiths 

Registrar of Births Sf Deaths, Charles Griffiths 

Clerk to the Audlem Burial Board, Joseph H, Bellyse 

Vestry Clerk, Joseph Hay ward Bellyse 

SCHOOLS :— 

Free Greek §• Latin Grammar, Rev, Dominic Joseph 

Poggi, D,D, 

Parochial {mixed) Schools, Jesse Fernley, master 

Infant, .Mrs. Clarissa Fernley, mistress 

Railway Station, Edward John Bollom, station master 

WATER CONVEYANCE:— 

TO LONDON, LIVERPOOL, MANCHESTER, CHESTER, 

SHREWSBURY& WOLVERHAMPTON, &c.—The Shropshire 

Union Railway Sf Canal Company's boats from 

the wharf twice a week; John Carrier, wharfinger 

Audlem. 


Atkinson Rev. Arth. M.A.The Vicarage 

Baker Mrs 

Bancroft JohnSpringfield,Kynsal heath 

Barker Mrs. The Elms 

Becket John B. Kensal vil. Kinsey hth 

Beckett Samuel P. Bridge bouse 

Beeston Mrs. Paddock lane 

Bellyse Jo.«epli Hayward 

Blagg William, Copthorne 

Bennion Thomas P. Green Bank cot 

Boote Thos. Latham, J.P. Corbrook hall 

Dale Mrs. Copthorne villas 

Davies Colby, Paddock lane 

Eaton Mrs 

Harrison John Mare, The Hollies 

Heath Miss, Ash Tree house 

Heath Samuel, Springfield lodge 

Hill James, Daisy bank, Little heath 

Hill Mrs 

Hill Samuel, Sandy lane 

Hill Thomas, Little heatli 

Hill William, Sandy lane 

Hill Williain, Yew Tree cottage 

Hughes John, Paddock lane 

Jay Frederick Fitzherbert, M.D 

Kirkham Samuel, Copthorne-villas 

Latham Samuel, Bunsley bank 

Lisle Claude Lewis, Laurel gro.Sandyla 

Massie Samuel, The Firs, Little heath 

McCape Mrs. Swanbach ho. Swanbach 

Miles John Wood, Orchard lane 

Moore Mrs. Taintree cottage 

Parker John, Little heath 

Poggi Dominic Joseph, D.D 

Simpson George 

Silvester Win. The Beech ho. Sandy la 

Snow William, Swanbach vil. Green la 

Whitton Charles Roper 

Wright John, Sandy lane 

COMMERCIAL. 

Allman John, builder, Kinsey heath 

Audlem Gas Sf Coke Co. Limited 

(John Ryland Blakeman, sec) 

Barrett William, builder, Sandy lane 

Buerton is a township and village 2 miles east from 

Audlem. Holbrook's charity is £12 lOs. yearly for 

bread. Sir H. D. Broughton is lord of the manor. Sir 

Henry Delves Broughton, bart. John Wilson Wilson, 

esq. and John Smith, esq. are the chief landed proprietors. 

Here are chapels for Wesleyans and Methodists. 

Here is a British (Denominational) mixed 

school supported by voluntary contributions, established 

1871. The area is 2,953 acres ; rateable value £4,332 ; 

the population in 1871 was 504. 

Letters through Audlem Box cleared at 5 p.m. 

British School, William Pugsley, master 

Hankelow is a small township and compact village 

intersected by the road leading from Nantwich to 

Audlem, 5 miles south-south-east from the former and 

a mile and a half north-north-east from the latter. 

Here is a parochial church school built by subscription 

in 1875. A chancel was added to the school-room, and 

divine service is conducted every Sunday at 3 p.m. by 

the clergy of Audlem. Here is a Wesleyan Methodist 

chapel built in 1838. Mr. Hilton Greaves is lord of 

the manor ; the principal landowners are Mr. Greaves, 

the representatives of the late G. W. Cooper, J. K. 

Armstrong, and a few smaller proprietors. The area is 

656 acres; rateable value .01,5.17; the population in 

1871 was 266. 

Letters through Audlem Box cleared at G p.m. 

Parochial Church School, Miss Margt. Wallace, mistress 

Titley (or Tittenley) is a small township in Market 

Drayton union, on the Shropshire borders of the 

county, 11 miles south from Nantwich, and 4,1 southwest 

from Audlem. The Earl of Kilmorey is lord of 

the manor lUnd principal land owner. The .area is 

525 acres ; rateable value £770 ; the population in 1871 

was 36. 

Letters through Market Drayton 

Bearaan George, grocer, Kinsey heath 

Bebbington John, farmer 

Beeston &: Thursfield, ironmongers k 

drapers 

Beeston Alfred, farmer. The Mount 

Beeston Mary (Mrs.), frmr. Paddock la 

Bellyse Joseph Hayward, solicitor & 

solicitor to the Gas works, clerk to 

the Burial board & vestry clerk; 

& Hospital street, Nantwich 

Blagg Wm. farmer, Wood Orchard farm 

Blakeman John Ryland, watch &: clock 

maker, parish clerk k sub-postmaster 

Bonell Samuel k Thomas, agricultural 

implement makers k dealers & pump 

makers, Little heath 

Boston Mary (Mrs.), beer retailer 

Bourne Frances Mary (Mias), milliner 

Bourne Robert, grocer 

Brereton William, Phoenix inn 

Brooks Joseph, farmer, Kinsey heath 

Broomfield Joseph, fruiterer. Little hth 

Carrier John, manager of Shropshire 

Canal Co. Kinsey heath 

Cartwright John, shoe maker 

Cartwright Josph.shoe ma. Kinsey heath 

Chester MaryJane (Mrs.), confectioner 

Clarke Samuel, farmer, Woolfall 

Clayton Thomas, manager to Gittins, 

Turnbull k Co. Canal wharf 

Cohen William, general dealer 

Cooper William, tailor 

Corfield Henry, plumber & glazier 

Cork James, tailor 

Cork John, tailor, Swanbach 

Dale George, farmer, Bunsley bank 

Dale George, grocer, Cox baiik 

Deighton Martha (Mrs.), greengrocer, 

Sandy lane 

Dix Geo. boarding & day school, Ivy ho 

Dooler Richard, farmer. Long hill 

Downes k Co. (branch), bankers; open 

on thursday; draw on London & 

Westminster Bank, London 

Dutton Frederick, farmer, Sandy lane 

Dutton Joseph, shoe maker, Copthorne 

Dutton Sarah (Mrs.), farmer, 

Gorse, Crofts farm 

Eardley Richard, farmer. Moss hall 

Eaton James, boot & shoe maker 

Edwards Samuel, carman 

The 

EUerton Humphrey, grocer. Bridge 

house 

Ellerton John, grocer, Swanbach 

Ellis John, Combermere Arms 

Ellis Margaret Ann (Miss), grocer 

Evanson John, fanner 

Farrington William Ellison, grocer 

Gittin8,Turnbull & Co. coal & lime merchants 

(Thomas Claydon, manager). 

Canal wharf; & at Chester 

Griffiths Charles, relieving officer, registrar 

of births k deaths k vaccination 

officer. Rose cottage, Sandy lane 

Hall Richard, corn dealer, Taintree 

house 

Haninett Samuel, farmer, Swanbach 

HarrisonJhn.Mare,surgeon,TIieHollies 

Holland Thomas, tailor 

Hollins Thomas, farmer, Paddock lane 

Hope John, farmer k builder, Green la 

Jay Frederick Fitzherbert,surgeon,M.D. 

medical officer for the Audlem division 

of the Nantwich union, & public 

vaccinator 

Johnson Daniel, Bridge inn 

Johnson Joseph, farmer. Fields farm 

Jones Harriet (Mrs.), farraer,Little hth 

Jones Henry, shopkeeper. Chapel end 

Kemp John, farmer, Sandy lane 

Latham James, seed merchant 

Latham William, shopkeeper 

Lee Thomas, farmer 

Lees John, butcher k cattle dealer 

Lewis Harriet (Miss),.dressma.Sandy ia 

Longhurst Charles, Grown hotel 

Lunt Thomas, cowkeeper, Kinsey heath 

Lynes Geprge, coal dealer 

Malan Thomas, butcher 

Manchester Sf Liverpool District 

Banking Co. {Sub-Branch) ; open 

on thursd.iy; (manager, Thomas

30 ADDLEJ*. 

Sought Jones) ; draw on Smith, 

Payne & Smiths'jLondon ; & at Nantwich 

Mangnall Anne (Mrs.), ladies' boording 

school. Green Lane hou«e 

Martin John, miller, Audlem mill 

Mayres Elizabeth (Miss), shopkeeper 

Mayres William, plumber & glazier 

Mear James, The Lamb hotel 

Minshall William, plumber & glazier 

Morris Thos. farmer, The Parks farm 

Oyven John, carman 

Parker Jolm, farmer, Swanbach 

Parker Thomas, shoe maker 

Perry John, farmer, Kinsey heath 

Pickings John, pig dealer, Woolfall 

PodmoreMargaret (Mrs.),ladies' hoarding 

school 

Police Station (Wm. Watson.serseant) 

Pureell James, shoe maker, Cox bank 

Rogers James, grocer & druggist 

Scott William,farmer, Woolfall 

Shaw Levi, farmer, Corbrook 

Shore Levi Samuel Corbrook, farmer 

Shropshire Union Canal Sf Railway 

Co. (John Carrier, manager) 

Shukcr John, brick maker. Cox bank 

Shuker Joseph, farmer, Kin.sey lieatli 

Shuker Thomas, blacksmith 

Shuker Wm. carman & coal dIr.Sandy la 

Simpson James, farmer, Woolfall 

Simpson John Hill, farmer. The Villa, 

Little heath 

Simpson Thomas, farmer, Woolfall 

Slyth John (Mrs.), dress maker 

Slyth .lohn, watch k clock maker 

Smith Joseph, saddler 

SnowEdwin Holbrook, miller & farmer, 

Swanbach mill 

Tatler George, wheelwright 

Thomas Joseph, grocer, CO.K bank 

Thursfield Jsph. & Peter,frmrs.Green la 

Thursfield Jaixes, farm«r 

Vaughan John, chemist & seedsman & 

agent for VV. & A. Gilbey, wine & 

spirit merchants 

Vickers Thomas, farmer, Swanbach 

CHESHIRS. 

Viggers William, grocer 

Whiston Abraham,8hoe makr.Little hth 

Willett Catherine (Mrs.), farmer, Bank 

house, Corbrook 

Williams Eli, draper 

Willows Anthony, veterinary surgeon. 

Ash cottage, Sandy lane 

Wood Thomas, farmer. Little heath 

Woolnoth Thomas, artist 

Young Eliza (Mrs.), The Holmes farm 

Buerton. 

Baker John Bellyse, Highfields 

Barnshaw Henry, Paddock lane 

Kirkham Saml.The Asli,Wood House la 

Smith John, Kynsal lodge 

Smith Richard 

Wilson Mrs. Burton cot. Chapel end 

COMMERCIAL. 

Ashlev Isaac, blacksmith. Chapel end 

Bate Thomas, bricklayer 

Billington Peter, shopkeeper 

Brittain Chrlot.( Mrs. ),frmr. Highfields 

Challiner Roht. farmer,Wood House la 

Cornes Ann (Mrs.), farmer 

Davenport John, farmer 

Davenport Thomas, farmer, Woore la 

Davies James, shoe maker 

Dyks James, wheelwright, Chapel end 

Edwards Robert, farmer, Hankin's heys 

Ellison John, farmer 

Evans Henry, blncksmith 

Grocott John, farm bailifi' to John 

Smith,esq. Wood House Lane farm 

Hall Saml. frmr. Woolfall hall, Woolfall 

Hampson John, farmer, The Sullins 

Hankey Henry, farmer. Park fields 

Hassell Joseph, farmer 

Healey George, farmer 

HopeChas. CoachSf Horses i«w,&grocer 

Huntbach Michael, farmer 

James John, butcher, Woore lane 

Johnson Frances (Mr.".),frmr.Burton vil 

Kirkham Rupert, farmer 

Lawton James, farmer 

Ledsbam William, miller k 

Buertoa mill 

BACHE (or BACH) is a township in the parish of 

St. Oswald, Chester city, a mile and a half north from 

Chester, in tbe Western division of the county, lower 

division of the hundred of Broxton, union and county 

court district of Chester, situated on the high road 

from Chester to Birkenhead. iJache Hall is a noble 

brick building, the seat of Robert Spear Hudson, esq.; 

it is pleasantly situated some distance from the high 

road, and is built on the site of one of the many ancient 

Hudson Robert Spear, Bache hail 

BACKFORD is a parish, comprising the townships 

of Backford, Chorlton, Lea, Great Mollington, audi 

Caugball, in the Western divison of the county, partly 

in the higher division of the hundred of Wirral, and 

partly in the lower division of the hundred of Broxton, 

Chester union and county court district, rural deanery 

of Wirral, Liverpool archdeaconry and Chester diocese. 

The township of Backford is 1 mile east of Mollington 

railway station and 3;J- north from Chester, and is 

situated on tbe Dee and Mersey Canal, and Chester and 

Birkenhead road. The church of St, Oswald is an old 

stone and brick building; the body was repaired in 

1728 : it has chancel, nave, aisles, organ, 4 bells, 0 

monuments, clock, and an old bible fastened by an iron 

chain. The register dates from the year 1562 ; tithes 

commuted at £182 148. 3d. The living is a vicarage, 

with residence and 20 acres of glebe, in the gift of tbe 

P.ishop of Chester, and held by the Rev. Richard John 

Fairclough, M.A. late scholar of Christ's College, 

Cambridge. There is a National school for boys and 

girls, endowed with about £12 per annum, and a 

Sunday school is held in the school-room. The charities 

for distribution are £11 168. yearly. Backford Hall, 

the scab of Birkenhead Glegg, esq. is a red brick 

mansion in the Elizabethan and Gothic styles, standing 

at A short distance from the village. Birkenhead 

farmer, 

[POST OFFICE 

Lewis Richard, farmer 

Matthews J

DIRECTORY.} CHESHIRE. BAGULEY. 31 

I,ea is a township near tbe Mollington railway 

station, in the higheB division of the hundred of Wirral; 

it is intersected by the Eliesmere Canal. Miss Feilden 

is lady of the manor and tbe chief landowner. The 

area is 684 acres; rateable value i:S79 ; the population 

in 1871 waa 81. 

Great Mollington, or MoUington-Tarrant, is la 

township, station on the Birkenhead, Lancashire and 

Cheshire Junction Railway, and straggling village, 

higher division of the hundred of Wirral, 2\ miles 

north-north-west from Chester. The Dee and Mersey 

Backford. 

Fairclough Rev. Rd. Jhn. M.A. Vicarage 

Glegg Birkenhead, Tbe Hall 

COMMERCIAL. 

Basnett Andrew, farmer 

Davies John, farmer, Backford Cross 

Davies William, farmer 

Hughes Williain, farmer 

Maior Jonathan, farmer 

Owen iohn, wheelwright 

Roberts Edward, shoemaker 

RyanMtthw.comcl.travlr. Backford cott 

Wilson John, farmer 

Caughall. 

Evans Joseph, farmer 

Worrell Thomas, farmer 

Chorlton. 

Johnston Carruthers Chas.J.p.The Hall 

Denson George, farmer 

MinshuU John, farmer 

Price Jonathan, farmer 

Thomas John, farmer 

Woodfine Richard, farmer 

Lea. 

Dean James, blacksmith k farmer 

Hough Thomas, farmer & wheeiwri'dit 

Mason Peter, farmer, Dunkirk 

MinshuU Jhn. jun. farmer. Damage frm 

Robinson Peter, farmer, The Hall 

Great Mollingrton. 

Blomfield Rev. Canon, The Hall 

Bowers Thomas, The Willows 

BADDILET is a township, pariah and scattered 

village, about 2 miles north from Wrenbury railway 

station, 4 south-west from Nantwich, 166 from 

London, 10 north-east from Malpas, 18 south-east from 

Chester, in the Western division of the county, Nantwich 

union and connty court district, Audlem division 

of the Nantwich hundred, rural deanery of Nantwich, 

and Chester archdeaconry and diocese. The Chester 

and Eliesmere Canal passes through the parish. The 

church of St. Michael is a small old building cased with 

brick, and consists of chancel and nave. The register 

dates from the year[ ]. The living is a rectory, yearly 

value about £200, with a residence and 8J acres of 

glebe, in the gift of Lord Tollemache of Helming- 

Austin Mrs 

Edwards Rev. John Wilkinson, B.A. 

[rector] 

Birchall Samuel, farmer 

Brett Richard, farmer k butcher 

Chesters John, butcher k farmer 

Cornes Geo. wheelwright k shopkeeper 

Canal passes through the township. Mollington Hall, 

the seat of Miss Feilden, is a handsome brick sti-ucture, 

pleasantly situated in a beautiful park ; there is a fine 

sheet of water fronting the mansion. Miss Feilden is 

lady of the manor and the chief landowner. The area 

18 821 acres ; rateable value £1,983 ; the population in 

1871 was 189. 

POST OFFICE.—William Bullock, receiver. Letters throuTh 

Chester arrive at 8 a.m.; dispatched at .5.15 p.m.; Sunday, 

arrive at 8 a.m.; and dispatched at 11.15 a.m. The nearest 

money order office is at Chester 

Railway Station, Thomas Wiseman, station master. 

Davies John, Crosslooms house 

Davies Samuel, jun. Crosslooms villas 

Feilden Miss, The Hall 

Little John, The Elms 

Whitworth Gordon, Pentycross 

COMMERCIAL. 

Bullock William, baker & eroeer 

Carter John, farmer, Coal Pit lane frm 

Davies John, land agent & surveyor 

Davies Samuel, land agent.& surveyor, 

Astburv house 

Davies William, fanner 

Jones Jame«. farmer 

Lancelotte William, boot & ^loe makar 

Parkes Edwin, brewer 

StephenPeter,land agent,Kingswood ho 

Urmston Thomas, farmer 

Williams John, farmer k butcher 

ham, and held by the Rev. John Wilkinson Edwards, 

B.A. of Brasenose College. Oxford. A Sunday school 

is held at the church. The charities produce about 

£48 per annum. Here are the water works belonging 

to the Nantwich Local Board. George Edmund 

Wicksted, esq, is lord of the manor and chief landowner. 

The soil is various ; subsoil, clay and sand. 

The land is chiefly in pasture and the usual crops are 

grown, Tbe area is 1,962 acres ; rateable value 

£3,198 ; the population in 1871 was 323. 

Parish Clerk, Thomas Smith. 

office, by foot post 

Dutton Benjamin, fiirmer, Baddiley frm 

Foxley Frances (Mrs.), farmer 

Furber William, farmer, Baddiley hall 

Hale Edgerton Peter, farmer, YewTree 

house 

Hitehin William, farmer 

Hockenhull John, farmer, Dairy farm 

BAGULEY is a township and village and ecclesiastical 

parish, formed in 1868 out of Bowden parish. Mid 

division of the county, and Altrincham union and 

county court district, Bucklow hundred, 2J miles eastby-nocth 

from Altrincham, ISJ east from Warrington, Q-\ 

north-west from Stockport, and 8 south from Manchester. 

Here is a station on the Cheshire Lines Railway. The 

church of St. John the Divine is a stone structure, 

consisting of chancel, nave, tower and spire. The living 

is a vicarage, yearly value £:5:10, in the gift of W. C. 

and T. Brooks, esqrs. and held by the Rev. Hugh Bethell 

Jones, M.A. of Trinity College, Dublin. The Baptists 

have a chapel, also the Independents, who have a day 

and Sunday school. The manor of Baguley, or, as it 

was originally spelt, '• Baggiley," was held by Sir W. 

Baggiley in 1319, from whom it passed by marriage to 

the Leghs, of Booths, near Knutsford : it was held by 

them for about three centuries, and afterwards became 

the property of the Viscount Allen ; it passed by purchase 

to the late Thomas William Tatton, esq, whose son, 

the present possessor, holds a court for tbe manor of 

Baguley every year. Baguley Hall exhibits an excellent 

specimen of ancient domestic architecture of the time of 

Baguley.' 

Colville James VV. Everaley 

Darnton Edward 

Oardom Mrs. Heber cottage 

Mothersili Mrs. Brooks mad 

Orreil Mrs. Bagnley house 

Price Arthur, Knob hall 

Letters through Nantwich, whicli is the nearest money order 

Johnson Margaret (Mrs.), 

Springe Lane hall 

Lea John, farmer 

farmer. 

Mottram William, butcher & cattle dlr 

Pickford Thomas William, farmer 

Tapley Peter, farmer 

Walley John, farmer. Mere house 

Edward III.; one side of the quadrangle is still remaining, 

in the centre of which is the great hall, in good 

repair; it is now occupied as a farm-house. Thomas 

AVilliam Tatton, esq. of Wythensbawe Hall, is lord of 

the manor and chief landowner. The Earl of Stamford 

and Warrington is also lord of tbe manor of a portion 

of this township. The soil is sandy and stiff clay, and 

the subsoil red marl. Market gardening is carried on 

very extensively here, and is the chief occupation. The 

area is 1769 acres ; rateable value £6,889 ; the population 

in 1871 was 634. 

Letters are received through Northenden, whicli is the 

nearest money order office 

Raihoay Station, William Knowles, station master 

Broqklands is situated near the Manchester road 

and adjoining Sale, and has a station on the Manchester, 

South Junction and Altrincham Railway : it is 

6 miles south from Manchester, and 2^ north-by-east 

from Altrincham ; the streets are clean and are lightetl 

with gas; it is a fashionable suburb of Manchester, containing 

some good mansions, and it is eocleaiastically 

annexed to Baguley. 

Wood Thomas, Baguley lodge Brown Jas. farmer, Newall Green farm 

Adshead Thomas, farmer 

Coleman G^. farmer. Old Wood farm 

Aldcroft Isaac, blacksmith 

Cookson Wfffiain, farmer. Maple road 

Atkins Ricliard James, fiirmer & landowner. 

Floats road 

Coombs William, market gardener 

Coombs Peter, market.gardener 

Broiniley Thomas, market gardener k Crowther John, farmer 

sh'je maker 

Darh.\s!iire Jaiues, fanner

32 BAGULEY. 

Darbyshire Thomas, market gardener 

Gamer George, shopkeeper 

Good hall Benjamin, farmer 

Goodier Joseph, market gardener 

Gresty Edward, market gardener 

Gresty James, market gardener 

Hall William, beer retailer k shopkeeper 

Hamnett Edward, market gardener 

Hamnett John, market gardener 

Haywood Samuel, market gardener 

Hollinpriest John, farmer & landowner 

Holt John, wheelwright, Stockportroad 

Hulme Samuel, market gardener 

Jackson James, market gardener 

Jackson John, market grdnr. & farmer 

Jackson Thomas, wheelwright, Stockport 

road 

Kinsey David, farmer, Stockport road 

Kinsey James Chorlton, farmer 

Kinsey Robert,RoTjal Oak,k farmer, 

Stockport road 

Lambe John, market gardener 

Leigh Thomas, farmer 

Lomax John (Mrs.), blacksmith, Stockport 

road 

Marsland Robt.Clarke.frmr.Round thru 

Marsland Willian),farmer,Baguley hall 

Massey Peter, farmer 

Osbaldeston WMlliam & Thomas, farmers 

Pearson George, farmer 

Pearson John, market gardener 

Ravenscroft Charlesj grcr. & beer retlr 

Renshaw Ann (Mrs.), market gardener 

Rogerson Thomas, market gardener 

Rowland Stephen, farmer. Old wood frm 

Walkden William, fanner 

Walker Robert, market grdnr. Floats rd 

Walker Samuel, market gardener 

Watkinson Tliomas, market gardener 

Whitfield Thomas, market gardener 

Wood Thomas, farmer, Baeuley lodge 

Woodall James & Sarah (Miss),farmers, 

Stockport road 

Brooklands. 

Ashcroft John James, 2 Stanley terrace 

Beesley George Barton, 0 Stanley ter 

CHESHIBE. 

Bellhonse Edward Taylor, Sale Heys, 

Washway road 

Bellhouse Wltr.Beechfield,Washway rd 

BeswickFrdk.Hodgkinson,Marsland rd 

Brantom William, 3 Stanley terrace 

Brogden Mrs. Raglan ho. Roglan road 

Brown Williain, Eastview, Marsland rd 

Burgess Hy. Carlton villas,Marsland rd 

Burgharat Charles, Marsland road 

Bytheway William, 5 Stanley terrace 

Cavanah John, 4 Stanley terrace 

Charnock James, HortonRoyde, Brooklands 

road 

Clark Joseph, Marsland road 

Clark William Henry, Marsland road 

Collier George Loveday, Marsland road 

Colville John Wilson, Eversley, Brooklands 

road 

Dixon Mrs, Marsland road 

Dorrinofon William Edward, Elian 

brook, Brooklands road 

Eaves Archibald, Marsland road 

EUerback George, Marsland road 

Faraday John, Marsland road 

Gadd George William, Marsland road 

Hambell John, Beaufort road 

Hopg Adam, Mersey Lea, Brooklands rd 

Ingram John, Beaufort road 

Jones Mrs. Marsland road 

Lloyd Thomas, Brooklands 

house, 

Brooklands road 

Main Mrs, Marsland road 

Marlow —-, Marsland road 

Marlow Frederick Jame^,Carlton villas, 

Marsland road 

Marsland Robert, Hiltley 

Mothersill Christopher, Woodbourne, 

Brooklands road 

Ocklestone Mrs. Marsland road 

Patterson Mrs. Marsland road 

Prince William, Marsland road 

Rhodes John, 8 Stanley terrace 

Rhodes William Henry, M.A. Merton 

house, Marsland road 

Roberts John, 7 Stanley terrace 

Robinson James, Marsland road 

Shakeshaft Mrs. Marsland road 

BARNSTON is a township and ecclesiastical parish 

formed in 1870 from the parish of Woodchurch, 6 miles 

south-west from Birkenhead, in the Western division of 

the county, lower division of the hundred of Wirral, 

union of Wirral, county court district of Birkenhead, 

rural deanery of Wirral, archdeaconry of Liverpool and 

diocese of Chester, flhrist church is a plain stone 

structure, built at a cost of about £3,000 and consecrated 

in June, 1871 ; it consists of chancel, nave and turret 

containing one bell, has an organ chamber, and there 

are sittings for 200 persons. The living is a "perpetual 

Barnston, 

Bourne John W 

Finley James 

Glenn Rev. AllenGeo.B.A.[incumbent] 

COMMERCIAL. 

Amerv Thomas, farmer 

Andrew George Frederick, farmer 

Castles Alexander, farmer 

Downham William, farmer 

Forshaw Robert, blacksmith 

Gertrey John, Fox Sf Hounds,k{a.raier 

Hancock Charles, farmer 

BARNTON is a township and scattered village, and 

with the township of Anderton was formed into an 

ecclesiastical parish in 1843 from the mother parish of 

Great Budworth, \\ miles north-west from Northwich, 

in the mid division of the county,hundred of Bucklow, 

Northwich Union, rural deaneryof Frodsham west, archdeaconry 

and diocese of Chester, and is situated on tbe 

river Weaver, over which there is a swing bridge. The 

North Staffordshire canal passes through a tunnel here, 

at an elevation of 50 feet above the river. Christ church is 

a stone buildingin the Early English style, and has chancel, 

nave and bell cot containing one bell. The living is a 

vicarage, yearly value £156, in the gift of the Bishop of 

Chester; the Rev. Samuel Lancaster Laidman, of Durham 

University, is the incumbent. A handsome chapel 

for Wesleyans was built in 1875 and a Methodist free 

church in 1867 ; there is also a small chapel for Primitive 

Methodists : each of these has a Sunday school 

attached. There is a National school for boys and girls, 

[POST OFPICE 

Shaucross Wm.Fern acre,Brooklands rd 

Simpson Edwin, 145 Washway road 

Simpson George, 147 Washway road 

Smart Guy, Georges road 

Smith Alex, Wood Heys, Washway rd 

Southern Lee, Marsland road 

Stead Albert, Beaufort road 

Stelfox William, Marsland road 

Storey John Henry, Marsland road 

Thompson Joseph,Hope cot.Ragland rd 

Thompstone Mark Wra, Beaufort road 

Waddington George, 1 Marsland road 

Warburton Thomas, Beaufort road 

Ward Arthur Edward, Marsland road 

Whitehead John Blakeley,l Stanley ter 

Blain James, farmer, Washway road 

Brooklands Hotel Co. Family hotel 

Sf posting house, contains private 

sitting rooms, drawing rooms, coffee 

rooms k lofty bed rooms, hot & cold 

botbs, elegant ball rooms with retiring 

rooms en suite, weW arranged for 

wedding breakfasts, large dinner 

parties, arbitrations &c. billiard & 

smoking rooms, bowling green, good 

stabling, carriages & horses (M. 

Prince, manageress), Marsland road, 

Brooklands Sale, Manchester 

Burton Enoch, butcher, Marsland road 

Dring John, confectioner&haberdasher, 

Marsland road 

Faulkner James, plumber, Marsland rd 

Heywood Edith (.Mrs.), beer retailer, 

Marsland road 

Hillkirk Rosjer, farmer 

HockenhullJhn.nursrymn.Washway rd 

Little John, farmer, Geor(;es road 

Owen William, farmer, Washway road 

Quiggin John James, haberdasher & 

boot.warehoiise, Marsland road 

Rhodes William Henry, M.A. boarding 

k day school for young gentlemen, 

Merton House school, Marsland road. 

See advertisement 

Savage William, grocer, Marsland rd 

Yates Richard Smalley, nurseryman, 

Washway road 

curacy, yearly value £150, in the gift of the Rev. P. R. 

Robin, M.A. rector of Woodchurch, and held by the 

Rev. Allen George Glenn, B.A., of St. Mary Hall, 

Oxford. The principal landowners are the Barl of 

Shrewsbury, and the trustees of the late J. Hegan,esq. 

The area is 1,068 acres; rateable value £2,258 ; the 

population in 1871 was 292. 

Letters through Birkenhead. LETTER Box cleared at 4 

p.m. The nearest money order office is at Thornton 

Hough 

National School, Miss Eunice Darbyshire, mistress. 

Jones Ellen (Mrs.), farmer 

Jones John, shopkpr.& toll bar collector 

Owen Thomas, farmer 

Pierson Thomas, farmer 

Thomas Caroline (Mrs.), farmer 

Webster John VV. farmer 

and a Sunday school is held in the schoolroom. A 

school for infants was erected by voluntary subscriptions 

in 1874, The chief landowners are H. A. S. Bence. 

esq. Capt. W. T. F. Jackson, E.N, Thomas Clarke, esq. 

Edward Turner, esq. Mr. Henry Taylor and A. H. 

Smith-Barry, esq. and Lord Stanley of Alderley. A 

salt mine was formerly worked here, and rope making 

is carried on. The soil is clayey ; the subsoil, clay and 

sand. The chief crops are wheat, oats and potatoes. 

The area of the township is 751 acres, and of the ecclesiastical 

parish 1,232 acres ; rateable value of ecclesiastical 

parish £14,310; township £7,261 ; the population 

in 1871 was, ecclesiastical parish 1,644 ; township 

1,363. 

POST & MONEY ORDER OFFICE & Savings Bank.—Issac 

Phdlips, receiver. Letters arrive from Northwich at 7 a.m, 

dispatched at 6,30 p.m, on week days only 

National School, Thomas Spencer, master; Mrs, Elizabeth 

Edmunds, infants' mistress

DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. BARTHOMLEY, 33 

Andertonis a small township.a mile and a half northwest 

from Northwich, in the Mid division of the county, 

tundred of Bucklow, and Northwich union and county 

34 BARTHOMLEY. CHESHIRE. [POST OFFICE 

stone building in mixed styles, and has chancel, nave, 

three aisles, transept, and contains an organ and a 

handsome tower with a clock and 6 bells. The register 

dates from the year 1564 : the living is a rectory, yearly 

value £824, in the gift of the trustees of Lord Crewe, 

and held by the Eev. Edward Duncombe, M.A. of Brasenose 

College, Oxford. There is a National school for 

boys and girls ; the charities are of £20 yearly for bread; 

Lord Crewe is lord of the manor and landowner. The 

soil is sandy ; subsoil sand and clay. The chief produce 

is cheese, potatoes, wheat, and oats. There are five 

townships in this parish : Barthomley, Batterley (in 

Duncombe Rev. Edward, M.A.[rector], 

Rectory 

Sharpe Rev. Robert Matthew, B.A. 

[curate], Church bank 

C0M.MERCIAL. 

Bebbington George, White Lion 

Bebbington William, farmer,The Limes 

Bennion Joseph, farmer 

Billington John, tailor & draper 

Birchill Williain, wheelwright 

Cadman John, shopkeeper 

Crawley John, station mstr.Radway gr 

BEBINGTON is a parish in tbe Western division of 

the county, lower division of Wirral hundred, Wirral 

union, and Birkenhead county court district, rural 

deanery of Wirral, archdeaconry of Liverpool and diocese 

of Chester, and comprises tbe townshij^s of Lower 

and Higher Bebington, Poulton-with-Spital, Storeton 

and Tranmere ; bounded on the east by the Mersey. 

The Birkenhead and Chester railway has a station here. 

The area is 5,782 acres, rateable value £17,470 ; the 

population in 1871 was 23,725. 

Lower Bebing-ton is a village, township and 

station, on tbe Birkenhead and Chester railway, in the 

parish of Bebington, 4 miles south-east fi-om Birkenhead, 

12 north-west from Chester and 2J from Rock 

Ferry steamboat station. Here is situate the parish 

church of St. Andrew, an ancient stone building, in the 

Norman, Decorated and Tudor styles ; it consists of 

chjincel, nave, aisles, two porches, tower with 6 bells and 

spire, has G stained windows, and the steps, base and 

remains of the old churchyard cross ; the church was 

repaired and the north aisle of nave added in 1841; it 

was reseated in 1872. The register dates from the 

year 1558. The living is a rectory, yearly value £670, in 

the gift of and held by th'e Rev. George Ramsay Feilden, 

M.A. of Christ Church, Oxford. There is a chapel for 

Primitive Methodists ; also a National school for boys, 

girls and infants, endowed with £42 yearly,derived from 

land, and a Sunday school. In the centre of the village 

a handsome stone fountain is placed. At Roseneath there 

is a remarkable tablet, cut by the lateThoraas Francis, 

who by cutting a rock in the village, obtained a supply 

of water at a time of drought. There are charities of 

£20 yearly. Thomas Green, esq, of Poulton is lord of 

the manor and chief landowner. The manufacture of 

bricks is carried on to a limited extent in the parish. 

The soil is marl and clay ; the subsoil is rock. The 

chief crops are grass and corn. The area is 1,542 acres ; 

rateable value £17,470; the population in 1871 was 

3,768. 

POST & MONEY ORDER OFFICE & Savings Bank.—Mrs. 

Eleanor Stephenson, receiver. Letters throui-h Birkenhead. 

Delivery 7.15 a.m. k 4.30 p.m.; dispatches 9.35 

a.m. & 7.20 p.m.; Sunday 7.20 p.m 

New Ferry on the Mersey is a about a mile 

east from, and in the township of, Lower Bebington 

and 2 miles south from Birkenhead, on the turnpike 

road leading from Birkenhead to Chester. A handsome 

iron pier is now completed at this place, from which 

steamboats ply to Liverpool every hour in the winter 

and every half hour in the summer; the length, including 

landing stage, is about 856 feet. Here are 

National schools for boys, girls and infants, .ilso several 

private schools for young ladies. The Baptists, 

Wesleyan Methodists and the Brethren have each 

a chapel here. St. Mark's church, situated in the 

New Chester road, a chapel of ease to tbe mother 

Staffordshire), Crewe, Alsager, and Haslington. The 

area of the entire parish is 11,035 acres, township 1,982 ; 

rateable value of township £5,7.50; the population in 

1871 was, of the entire parish 3,736 ; of the township 

405. Radway Green is a station a mile from the village, 

on the North Staffordshire railway. 

POST OFFICE.—-John Billington, sub-postmaster. Letters 

are received through Crewe, delivered at 8 a.m.; dispatched 

at 5.30 p.m. Crewe is the nearest money order 

office 

Ford Thomas, farmer, Walnut tree Mountford Thomas, former 

Gibson John, blacksmith 

Salmon William, farmer & maltster 

Glover Robert, farmer 

Shirwin Samuel, joiner 

Greenway Thomas, farmer. Valley farm Stringer George, miller k farmer 

Heler Joseph, farmer, Radway green Thornhill Joseph, farmer 

Heler William, farmer. Smith's green Thornhill Obadiah, farmer, Old hall 

Higginson Thomas, shoemaker Thornhill Richard, farmer 

Jones Richard, farmer. Town house Toplady John, shoe maker 

KentHaTinah(Mrs.),farmer,Radway gn Wardell John, farmer. Church fields 

Lawton Thomas, farmer. Flush house Whittaker Ralph, farmer 

Lunt Joseph, farmer. Toad hall Whittaker Richd. shopkpr. Radway gn 

Mounfield William, farmer 

W^hittaker Robert, farmer, Radway grn 

church, St. Andrew's, Lower Bebington, was erected 

in 1867, at the cost of £3,.'300 ; it is a fine building 

of red sandstone, in the Early English style, consisting 

of chancel, nave, aisles and turret with one bell,, 

tbe whole of the window^s are filled with stained glass, 

there are 550 sittings which are all free. Services 

are conducted by the curates. 

Higher Bebington, within the parliamentary borough 

of Birkenhead, is 4 miles south from Birkenhead,. 

2 from Rock Ferry railway station and steamboat station 

and a mile north-west from Lower Bebington. Christ 

Church, erected in 1859, entirely of stone, is in the 

Early English style, and consists of chancel, nave and 

aisles : it has an organ, 1 bell, two stained windows, 

one of the four Evangelists and four greater prophets, 

and the other of incidents in the Saviour's earthly 

career : it has sittings for 300 persons, but is built to 

accommodate 700. The register dates from the year 

1877. The living is a perpetual curacy, in the gift of 

the present incumbent, the Piev. George Troughton, LL.B. 

of Queens' College, Cambridge ; there is a parsonage 

house contiguous to the church. There is a place of 

worship for Baptists and Wesleyans, also National and 

Sunday schools. No trade is carried on in the township 

with the exception of quarrying white freestone, 

which is extensively used for ornamental building. The 

extensive quarries (known as the Storeton quarries) are 

noted for geological peculiarities, especially the tracka 

of the cheirotherium; impressions have there been found 

which were probably produced by the crawling or 

walking of tortoises, crocodiles, lizards, and of therhynchosaurus, 

a creature with the body of a reptile and the 

beak and feet of a bird. The soil is principally clay on 

stone, and the chief crops are wheat. R. Barton, esq., 

the family of the Kings and Major J. C. Orred ai'e 

chief landowners. The area is 953 acres ; rateable value, 


WALL LETTER Box cleared at 5.15 p.m.; no collection 

on Sunday 

P0ST& MONEY ORDER OFFICE & Savings Bank, Bebing^ 

ton road.—John Fawcett, receiver. Letters from Birkenhead. 

Dispatches at 9 a.m. & 11.3 a.m. k 5.30 p.m. & 

7.45 p.m. ; no dispatch on .Sunday 

STORETON WALL Letter Box cleared at 4.30 p.m. ou 

weekdays. The nearest money order office is at Lower 

Bebington 

INSURANCE AGENT.—Gwarrft^/w FireSf LifejU. Dobson, 

King street 

PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS :— 

Higher Bebington Local Board, oflices. King street. 

Rock Ferry, J. H. Kenion, clerk ; Robert Dobson, surveyor 

k collector 

Higher Bebington Local Board Fire Reel Station, 

Nelson road. Rock Ferry 

Albert Rooms, Nelson place 

Lower Bebington Local Board, oflice.s. Lower Bebington, 

Miles Pilling Elshy, clerk 

Railway Station, Lower Bebington, Hy. Bevan, collector

miMiioMr^ll ffljiiiflHIKW BBBINOTOKt 66 

Motional, Storeton, Miss fiaaka, aiisli^ts 

Mn. Apsley lioust: 

I Thonts Ford, Fan covers 

iChsflM, Oaklands 

Uolui Boirlaiid, Nelson croft 

I TiMuau Artkur, J. p. Staoton ball 

\ Imtn, StonaHaU 

tJoiiwiMi, 10 Acres road 

..JM Thomas, Nidson croft 

iVn. Holly 4ife 

I Mm. Orctuini 

r JaiD« Heary, 6 Acres road 

iMfs.l3Cbureiiroad 

iJolta, Kiishmood hill 

.—I John Fras. flawtborn bouse 

[OMTIS Tliomas, Acres road 

tMaDooisiii Ashbrook torrace 

' liasfl Wlkoo, 1 Ashbrook ter 

J 

ib, F.iLA. Pennant bouse 

ohn lUriMy, 17 Church rd 

I lehvt Beadle, fax eoven 

' Mn 

I J. Qiisiio 

^TlMMasi, 4 ishbrook temoe 

. t UNMboroiigb road 

I Chflea. Btech Jane 

I Wa Uf. 10 Urowborougb road 

ilWa JMward [curulel 

,'MM>k^B.),Coafa(lMoner, 

AcruB road 

Priest Heury Powell, laud îgBAtt 6 

Asiibrook terrace 

Spencer lidwardj badih'to Mrs. Faildoii 

Stepheusoii Elt:auur (MM.), 4r4|)«ir,,& 

post ortioe 

Storeton Stone Quarries j^WiUiaui 

Makliisoii, lessee) 

Wainwright Georgu, boiler mskar 

Wiiitdiead John, shopkeeper. Heath rd 

Vew Ferry. 

PHIVATa UKblUaMTS. 

Aldersey Thomas, browuluw road 

Aiittvis Mrs. i Puikfield terrace 

Atkins Thoiuus. 5 New Ferry terrace 

Band Wiu.2 Park Held ler.NewChtsatr. rd 

banner Munuwuud Wuulcot, Pool bauk 

Barton Miss. Iddtunley rd. Parktieid 

Baxter Ju«.TIuirb

M 

{ISBIMQTON. 

Mftddpcks Mrs. Easton vll.NewFerry rd 

McQule Missea, Ellen vil.New Ferry pk 

Main William J M.D. New Ferry park 

Henzlea Daniel Macintosh, Feamlea 

villa, New Ferry park 

MorrlB GritHth, 2 River terrace 

Morris Joseph Wm. Chas. Brownlow rd 

Mowll Capt. Richard, H.M. S tiUnley 

road, Parktieid 

OsUe Mra. Brownlow road 

O'Sulllvan Timothy Dennis, Tbe Vines, 

New Ferry park 

Palmer Capt. William, Brownlow road 

Parker George, 30 New Ferry road 

Peel Capt. Richard Edward, 22 Stanley 

road, Parktieid 

Pemberton Wm. Roscoe, New Ferry ter 

Phillips Philip Henry, Brownlow road 

Podmore Samuel, Brownlow road 

Price Thomas, Brownlow road 

Port Mrx. Brownlow road 

Prince Mrs. Brownlow rood 

Quick Miss, Brownlow road 

RiaghtMrs. Union villas. New Ferry pk 

Bicbardson Samuel Roger, Maudslea 

villa, New. Ferry park 

Roberts William, Winstanley road 

Robertson Miss, 4 River terrace 

Robertson Mrs. 20 Bebington road 

Robinson Wm. Hawkins, Brownlow rd 

Rogers Capt. Thomas, Brownlow road 

Rowe Mra. 8 New Ferry terrace 

Sayce B— J—, 26 Stanley rd. Parkfleld 

ScDull Rudlph.Union vils.Nw. Ferry pk 

Seddon Charles John, New Ferry park 

Sharp William, 0 Marquis street 

Shaw MlsB, 36 New Ferry road 

Sherwen Capt. William, Brownlow road 

Sllltoe Wm.Chas. 30 Stanley rd. Parklid 

Sims Mrs. Alisou villa. New Ferry pk 

Smith Henry, 5 Sefton road, Parkfleld 

Spencer Sainnt-I Lingard, 4 Stanley 

road, Parkfleld 

Spencer Wm.C. 4 SUnleyrd. Parkfleld 

Stotl Wm Hy. Laurels, New Ferry pk 

Swallow Mrs. 34 New Ferry roud 

Taylor George, 6 New Ferry terrace 

Taylor Mrs. 44 New Ferry road 

Thornton Hemy, 5 Winstanley road 

Todd John Wildfield, Lancast vUb, 

New Ferry park 

Watkins Edward, 28 Bebington road 

Welih James, 3 Mersey view 

Westbrook Edward, 4 Parkfleld terrace 

Whitby Wm. Henry, 4 Bebington road 

Williams St. George Armstrong, 30 

Bebingtfin mad 

Williams Theoph. 20 New Chester road 

Wilson John, 62 New Ferry road 

Wolstenholine Mra. Leath villa, New 

Ferry paik 

Wynn Thomas, 2 Parkfleld, New 

Cbestc^ robd 

COMMERCIAL. 

AlllBon James, tliliia k glaaa dealer, 44 

New Chexter ruad 

AtkinsuiiWm.plasterer,6 N w.Chesler rd 

BatherJoliii,Bhoeiimker,18Bebington rd 

Beale Geo. shopkeeper, 8 Bebington rd 

Bliifleld Itubt. Kurdener, 3 New Ferry rd 

Birch Jsph. Kreengrorer, New Ferry rd 

Black George, greengrocer k gamedealer, 

30 New Chester road 

Breckeii Michael, collector at Rock 

Ferry, 64 New I'erry road 

Bridgwater Cornelius JohB,blackamitb, 

14 Bebington mud 

Briscoe Fredfrlck William, coal merohunt 

k shopkeeper, New Ferry road 

Briscoe Margaret (Mrs.), lodging bouae 

keeper, 38 New Ferry road 

Bruadhciii Owi-n, couimercial traveller, 

Ramsay villu, New Ferry park 

Buckley Chus.ahDpkpr. 10 Bebington rd 

Buckley Mory (Mr».), butcher, 2 BebluKton 

roud 

Ikickley Saml. dogger,25 Bebington rd 

Butler Sliueiiii,riiulneer,28Nw.Ferry rd 

Canipbrll Euilly (Mrt.), hosier, 38 Bebington 

road 

Gfl£SBia£. 

Cheshire R^ Folunteere {ith) Armoury, 

1 New Chester road (Sergeant 

Wallls, resident officer) 

Clarke James, dairyman, Woodhead st 

Cocoa rooms (Chas. Buckley manager), 

New Chester road 

Croston William George, commercial 

traveller, Brownlow road 

Dalzcil John, schoolmaster to the Indefatigable 

training Bliip,4 Marquis st 

Davies Elizabeth (Mrs.), confectioner, 


DelaiDore Joseph, baker & grocer, 10 

Bebington road 

Delamore J sph .coal dealer, Bebington rd 

Dillon Wm. bootmaker, Primrose hill 

Dodd Wm. car prprtr. G(i New Ferry rd 

DwyerWni.shopkpr.16 New Cheater rd 

EdKe John, butcher, 23 New Ch^Bter rd 

Edwards David, beer retlr.Nw.Ferry rd 

Ellis Abraham, tarraer, Woodhead farm 

Ellis William, plumber k glazier, 24 


Fawcett John,chemist, k post office, 12 


Ferguson Robt.builder,26 New Ferry rd 

Flood WItr.bliopkeeper, 40 Bebington rd 

Foulds Jbn.bhopkeeper,80 New Ferry rd 

Gibbons John, engineer, 1 Murquis st 

Gilbraith Jhn.coacli bldr.21)Bebingtn.rd 

Gill Richd. shopkeeper, 17 Bebington rd 

Gray Jsph. engineer, 66 New Ferry rd 

Hanson Wm. coul dealer, Primrotie bill 

Hazard Wilson M—, furnishing Ironmonger, 


Henry Mary Jane (Miss), draper k 

hosier, 28 New Chester road 

HunterThos.mastr.msrnr.Winstunleyrd 

Johnson Ann (Mrs.), lodging house, 32 

New Ferry road 

Johnston Wm.Gttlt,pilot,40New Ferry rd 

Jones George, hosier k draper, 38 New 

Chester roail 

Jones J us. beer retailer, 42 Bebington rd 

JonebJhn.lodgingliouse,23New Ferryrd 

Killett Robert, joiner k builder, 52 New 

Chester road 

LangleyJas. shopkeeper, OBehington rd 

Leigli Frederick Peter, baker k grocer, 

II Bebington road 

Lewin Thos. shoemaker. New Ferryrd 

Lewis Edward, oil k colour dealer, 26 


Lindsey Thoit. stevedore, 12 Marquis st 

Little Wm. shopkeeper, 27 Bebington rd 

LloydGeo. Moss,joiner,56 NewFerry rd 

McDonough Owen, boot maker, New 

Chester road 

McGuigan Thomas, shopkeeper, 16 


MaddocksWm. beer retlr.l Nw.Ferry rd 

Main Williani, surgeon, New Ferry pk 

MarahallGeo.roastr. marnr. Brownfw.rd 

Meadows Samuel, tea agent, 52 New 

Ferry road 

Meadows William George, drawing 

maater, 8 Winstanley road 

Mills Henry, Great Eastern hotel, 

New Ferry rood 

Morris Charles, baker k grocer, 19 k 


Murt John, stonemason,3 Marquis st 

Moulton William, watcbmaker.lO New 

Cheater road 

[p08T OFFICM 

Pinckstono Henry, Wirral hotel, 13 

Beblngtoo road 

Poustie Jobn, butcher, 7 Bebington rd 

Powell Thos. greengrcr. 5 Bebington rd 

Price John, coal dealer, 5 Marquis st 

Ridding Nathan, Cleveland Arms, 31 


Riley Michl. shopkpr. 78 New Ferry rd 

Robinson Rd. shopkpr. 76 New Ferry rd 

Rusbton William, saddler k harness 

maker, 3 Bebington road 

Rutter Elizabeth (Mrs.), Railway inn, 

Primrose hill 

Rutter Joseph, butcher,20Bebington rd 

Shackleton George, tollgate k weighing 

machine keeper, New Chester road 

Sparks Joseph B. wine k spirit merchant, 


Stanley JaB.photogrphr.70 Nw.Ferry rd 

Thomas Hugh,confctnr.2lNewFerry rd 

Thompson Job, boot k shoe maker, 9 


Thompson Samuel James, master mariner, 

13 Mersey view 

Tooley Wm. gardener, 31 New Ferry rd 

UterWra. shipwright, 5 Mersey view 

Waddington Henry, shopkeeper, 21 


Wallace Geo.tile manir.22 NewFerry rd 

Ward John Henry, Farmers' Arms, 


Weber James, New Ferry hotel. New 

Ferry road 

White Samuel, shopkpr. Primrose bill 

WilliumsOweii.shupkpr. 12 Victoria gro 

Williams William, master mariner, 

Brownlow road 

Wilson John Peterson, beer retailer, 4 


Wirral Tramway Co.(LimO(William 

Henry'.Whilby, man.) NewChester rd 

Woolley Wiu. sail maker, Brownlow rd 

Wooton Alfred, shopkpr. 8 School lane 

Wynn Thos. estate agent,New Ferry rd 

Hig'her Bebington. 

Bowerbauk Sydney, 2 Mount xlUax 

Crowther Samuel, Mount villas 

Duggun William, Elm house 

Goutili William, Rock mount 

GriffithsJnhn, Millbut house / 

Johnson Richard, The Hall 

Kerr Thomas Mltchel, Clyde vUIa 

Leworlhy Humphry, 1 Mount vlUaa 

Shaw Thomas, Fir treea 

Squarey Andrew Tucker, Oorsey hey 

Troughton Rev. George, LL.B. The 

Parsonage 

COUMBROIAL. 

Corfe William, farmer k beer retailer 

Eccleston James, shopkeeper 

Griffiths Edward, engnr. Mount vlUaa 

Heiuer John, Travellers' Rest 

Johnson Samuel, corn miller 

Johnson Samuel, farmer 

Lowlus Richard, shoe maker 

Ledsom Rlchurd, farmer 

Lewis Joseph Shaw, shopkpr. k agent 

to the Prudential Assurance Co 

McGurk James, county constable 

Owen Edward, farmer 

Owen .Henry, wheelwright 

Oxton John, jun. farmer 

Oxton John, sen. farmer 

Oxton Mary (Mrs.), George hotel, k 

shopkeeper 

Pate Geiirge, farmer 

Munerley Danl. joiner,23 Bebington rd 

Munerley Elizabeth (Miss), shopkeeper, 

34 Bebington road 

Munerley Elizabeth (MrB.),roillinerk Scott William, . delf . manager , - 

hosier, 23 Bebington rood 

Thoinas hdward, shopkeeper 

Murray Thomas Richard, Iron roofer, Thomas Johu, farmer 

10 Marnuis street Wering Robert, shopkeeper 

Noden Jaiues, coal mer. New Ferry rd Whitelicad Peter, shopkeeper 

Oak George, writer k graiiier, 4 


Oldhaiu Phoebe (Miss), lodging house, 

8 Marquis street 

Oatle Henry, Joiner, Brownlow road 

Peers Thos.beerretaller,15Bebingtoii rd 

Ponson James, family grocer, 32 New 

Chester roud 

Williams Henry, beer retailer k joiner 

Williams Iticbard, gardener , 

Williams Thomas, baker 

Poulton. 

Ashton Miks, Puullon hey 

Matlhlsoa Tliouias. Poulton liall 

UI maun Thomua, narcroout

DIRBOTORY.] 

GOUMaKCIAL. 

Fryer Wm. farmer, Poulton hey farm 

Moulsdale Tbouius', farmer 

Waring William, fanner 

Wright Thoinas, fanner 

Yountr James, farm baililF for Thomas 

Wright 

Spital. 

Hassall Henry Burton 

Inman Charlea, Old hall 

I Oman MIM, Old hall 

Johnaon John, Oaklands 

McAndrew Robt. Alexander, Oaklands 

Nicholson Hugh He) thorne 

Rndgers William, Oaklanda 

Smith Charlea 

B£TCHTON is a considerable towubhip iu Sandbach 

parish, ounsisiing of acutterad houses and tho hamlet 

of UasaAiili GBJ£JiU( ; 2 miles south-eustfrom Sandbach, 

aod 164 from London, ia the Western division of 

the county, Congleton union aud county court district, 

aud Nantwich hundred. The township is situated on 

the Trent and Mersey Canal, and uear the London 

and North Western and North Staffordshire Railways. 

The nearoat station is ALjager. There are cbupuls for 

Methodists aod Wesleyans at Hassall Greeu, and extenaive 

salt-works in the township. George Wilbraham, 

eaq. is lord of the manor and principal landowner. 

The area ia 2,594 aoruu ; rateable value £6,02i ; the 

population m 1871 waa 838. 

Letters through Sandbach, which is the nearest money 

order office 

^ Betchton. 

Armitstead Rev. Jolin,u.A.,j.p. [vicar 

of Sandbach], Vicurage 

Caison Mrs. Betchton house 

Halisbury Mra. Betchton IIOUBO 

COUMKHCIAL. 

Barnard Willlain,farmer & beer retailer, 

Haaaall green 

Barratt Jamea, farmer, Bolt's green 

Barratt John, farmer, Love lane 

Barratt William, farmer, Love Inne 

Beckett Jobn, frmr. Thurlwood farm 

Beech Ann (Mrs.), farmer, Capper's Iu 

Beech John, farmer, Capper'a lane 

Beech William, farmer. Chells hill 

Birch Thomas, shopkeeper, Hussall grn 

Bracegirdle Joseph, fanner, Love laue 

Bradford Joaeph, New inn 

Broad Amoa, farmer, Day's green 

Cherry Jobn, farmer, Drumlier lurm 

Chuhiro Amalgamated Salt Works 

(Limited), J.J. Sullitan, nianager 

Clarke Jospli. ahoemkr. Malkin'a Lank 

CHESHIRE. , 

Wignall Walter Barton, Woodhey 

Wilson Thomas, Hark wood 

Buriilmm William Booth, land agent 

Shakeshaft Elizabeth (Mrs.), laundress 

Williington J ohn, wheelwright 

Storeton. 

Walker John.Grng.Mnt.LittleStoreton 

Capper James, shoe ma. Little Storeton 

Dickins William, builitf to Thomas 

Brocklebank, esq 

Firelitle Samuel farmer, Little Storeton 

Hancock John, farmer, 

Hulme Thomas, farmer. Lea farm 

Jones James, gamekeeper to Thomas 

Brocklebank, esq 

Jones Wiiliom, farmer 

BICKBETON. 37 

Jonea Thomas, senr. gamekeeper to 

Thomas Brocklebank, esq 

Ledson Thomas, bailiff to John Walker, 

esq. Little Storeton 

Oxton Joseph k Henry, farmers 

Oxton Samuel, farmer 

Parr Samuel, farmer 

Pearse George, shoe maker 

Pealln Thos. hlcksmtb. Little Storeton 

Peers Samuel, ahoe maker 

Robinson Thomas, shopkeeper k 

farmer , 

Royles Richard Sherman k Thomaa 

Henry, larmers, Storeton ball 

Taylor John, farmer 

Turner William, farmer 

Walker Jobn, farmer, Little Storeton 

PiLLAH LETTEB Box, Hassall Green, cleared at 9.30 a.m. 

und 5.46 p.m.; suiidaya 9 a.m. only 

Haaaall is a township aud village, 2^ milea from 

Alsager statiou, 3^ milea south-east from Sandbach, 

1644 from Loudon, and 19 from Manchester, in the 

parish of Sandbach, Nantwich hundred, Congleton 

union and county court district. Here is a school for 

both sexes. The trustees of tbe late Mrs. Redhall, of 

Congleton, are lords of the manor aud principal landowners. 

The soil isaandy, aud tbe subsoil is sand aod 

clay. The chief crops are potatoes, wheat and oats. 

Colcluugh James, farmer, Roughwood 

Colclough John, fanner, Creswell sliaw 

COICIOUKII ThQniM,Horteshoe,kfanner 

Cook llulph, hlacksinilb k farmer 

Crewe John, furiner& atfent for Charlea 

Mussey's manures. Brook farm 

DaleThonias, farmer, IIussull green 

Davenport Thomas (Mrs.), farmer, 

Betchton heath 

Davies Thijmas,8liopkeeper,Hos«all grn 

Gibson Martha (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 

Malkin'sbank 

Harderu Ann (Mrs.),farmr.Betchtn.fia 

Harding Thomas, shopkeeper 

Hickson Joseph, grocer, Hassall green 

HuUuiid Geo. k Jhu. mllrs.Roughwood 

Hulme James, jun. farmer 

Jiak>« Ann (Mrs.), Red Lion, Hassall 

green 

Lakin SI.fanner k carrier toCongleton, 

via Sandbach, Betchton heath 

Leu Richiird, farmer. Capper's laue 

MinshuU Peter, farmer, Dean bill 

BICKERTON is a township .(iud ecclesiastical 

parish, formed in IblJfiom the mother pansh of Malpaa, 

4 miles nortb-by-east from Malpas, und 2^ miles 

louth-east from Broxton railway station, in tbe southern 

division of the county, Broxton hundred, union aud 

county court district of Nantwicb, rural deanery of 

Malpas and archdeaconry and diocese of (Jheater. The 

bouses lie scattered at tbe base of a luity range of hills. 

The parish includes Bickcrton, Broxton, Bulkeley, 

Ducklngton, Egerton and Laikton. The church of the 

Holy Trinity is a plain stone building, consisting of 

chancel and nave, with 1 bell. The register dates 

from tbe year 1844. The living is a vicarage, yearly 

value £15U, with residence, in the gift of tbe rectors of 

Malpas, and bekl by the Rev. William Wynne Burton- 

Fhillipon, M.A. of New Inn Hall, Oxford. A National 

school and residence fur the master waa erected in 

1814. Doiie'a charity is £5 yeaily ; Nevill'a dole 

£4 13a. 6d. yearly. Sir Philip de Malpas Grey 

Kgerton, hurt. M.P. who is lord of the manor, the 

llaiqula of Obolmondeley, and R. Barbour, esq. are 

the principal laodowners. Tbe t>uil is heavy ; subsoil 

clay. Tbtt land iu uhiedy in pasture, but wheat is 

grown. The aicia is, ecclesiastical parish 5,993 acres ; 

towaabip IJfiyCi adceai rateable value, eccleaiaatical 

Tbe area is 1,024 acres ; rateable value £2,891 ; the 


' 

Letters through Sandbach. WALL BOX cleared at 9.3Q 

a.m. and 5.45 p.m.; sundajsatO a.m 

British School, James Samson, master. 

Proudlove John, farmer, Dean hill 

Richards, Keurne k Co. Alkali WOI-IM, 

Malkin's bank 

Shaw James, farmer, Lin bouse 

Summerfleid John, toriuer, Cross funn 

Uuton George, cheese factor 

Walker Ann (Mra.), frmr. Peartree frm 

Whittaker James,frmer. Malkin's bank 

Haaaall. 

Barber Thomas, farmer 

Barratt Charles, farmer, Butcher's bk 

Beech Thomas, farmer, Bostock house 

Cooper Jolin, sinith 

Cooper William, wheelwright,The Hall 

Cotton George, ianiier 

Holland William, farmer. Bank farm 

Lewis George, lariuer 

Lowndes John, farmer. Day green 

Morris Samuel, farmer, Duimock's laid 

Mosluy Jaue (Mrs.), farmer 

Timiuis John, farmer 

Williams Jolin, furmer k assistant 

overseer k tax oullectur for Beichiou 

parish £9,693 ; township £2,017: tbe population in 

1871 was, ecoleaiastioal parish 1,4U2 ; township 377. 

Parish Clerk, William Jones. 

POST OPPICE.—William Roycroft, receiver. Letters 

arrive Irom Whitchurch at 015 a.m.; dispatched at 4.46 

p.m. Molpaa k Tatteaball are the nearest money 

order offices 

National School, WiUiam Jones, master; Mrs. Joii^^, 

niisiress 

Broxton is a considerable township, pleasantly situated 

5 milea north from Mulpas, in tbe Tarvin union, 

and county court district of Cliester, ({ives name to 

the hundred, and has a station on the Chester, W hitch 

urub and Shrewsbury branch of tbe London aod 

North Western railway. Tbe Primitive Metbodiats 

have a chapel here. Bolesworth Castle is a handsome 

modern castellated stone mansion, standing on a oom< 

inaudiug emineuce; it is tbe property of Robert 

Barbour, esq. J.P. ; the grounds extend over 130 acres, 

the lake in front of tbe castle is 11 acres. Broxton 

Higher Hall, formerly the seat of tbe Brnxtons, is now^ 

occupied by Major Egerton ; the lower hall is now a 

commodious inu (the " Egerton Arms"),at which the 

maKistratua for the hundred hold (heir meetings and.', 

a«aaiuii« once a nonth. The charities are £Uy.««)i;)j[«.i

^ MOTLtKlOUi, CHESHIRE. 

Uir Fbillp da Moipas Orey Egerton, bart. MJP. who ia 

lord of the manor, and Robert Barbour, esq. j.p. are 

the prinolpal landoMmera. Tba ar«u ia i,l'j6 acres; 

rateable value il4,838 ; tbe populullua Id U7l wai 

622. 

Letters by foot post through Chaster. TUa uuarest uonev 

•rd«r office u at TatteuhaU 

Railway Station, Thomas Warburton, station master 

latsUMANca AoBtiT.—London A- Lancashire Fire Sc 

Life, J. Windsor 

^ 

Bulkeley is a township, 6 miles north-east from 

Malpaa, aod 4 miles eaat from Broxt(>n railway station, 

in the Nantwich union and oounty court district. The 

Marquis of Cholmondatoy is lord of tbe nmnor and 

prinolpal landholder. The Primitive Methodists 

have a chapel here. The area is 948 acres ; rttteable 

value £1,407 : tbe population in 1871 was 190.—Letters 

through Whitchurch. Malpas ia the nearest money 

wder office. 

Duokiagton ii a township in Whitchurch union, 4 

mil^s north from Malpas, and 2 miles south from 

Broxton Hallway station. T. T. Drake, esq. is lord of 

the nuAOV and sole landowner. The area is 668 acres ; 

BIckerton. 

Uoiton BeT.Fk.B.A. [ourole], Vicarage 

Lea Rev. Job 

Brereton John, farmer. Bank cottage 

Caldecott John, farmer 

Carr William, butcher k farmer 

Davies Rkhard, carpenter 

Dodd William, shoe mak. market gardener 

>»ii'ii Jant'M>-».), farmer 

iOrt^Tua Au ' Mrs \ farmer 

.;•. uJ-

DlRfiCTOAY.] OHESHIBX. OIRKBNIiBAD. 3d 

BIRKENHEAD. 

iiiaKHMiiRAii U It, aeanurt, aeiiarabod from Liverpool by banka ot tbe Meney for a oopsiderable dlatapoe and 

itu 11 vsr Morsay, wbloli hsi u dlvldua the ouuii|>U)a of Laucasiui 

and Cheater, parochial uhapolry, munlnlpal aiut If tiul< iha vary llrMl Iruti vnasid WM built Iu IbUQ i the 

iir« iKiliUil HM buiiig Miu place wlinre one of thu drab, 

farhaaieutaiy borough, union, and extensive markut present area of lite works ia over iÔ auraa. Tltare 

MNu, poUiiig-pliiuo for the Weatera dlviaioa of tbe are five graving docks. Total number of Toasela built 

oouuty, a towiiahip in the hundred o( Wirral, rural up to pi'uaeut time, 146 ; aggregate tonnage about 

dcauury of Wirrul, arohdeaoonry of Liverpool and dio- 252,840 tona. Thoru iu u craue in the yard oapable of 

«e«d of Cbeahirc, seated on the western bank of the raising a dead weight of 5U tons : the celebrated Confederate 

cruiser, " Alabama," was built here in 1863. 

tivar Maraey, immediately opposite the town of Liverpool, 

ot whloh port Birkgnbead ia a dependenry. Few Here are the Canada uhip-building worka Qt Peto, 

places in England have risen ao rapidly aa thiii, as, at Broaaey and Co. and othera. 

' 

ika commencement of the preaent century it contained There are mineral works at tbe north end for amelt* 

only about 100 perNons, 16 hoosea and the ruina ot tbe lug ore, several breweries, paint mauufactoriea, and 

auoiaut priory. Aooording to the ceuaus of 1871, it some trade in timber. The ooal trade is carried on 

ibea coQtaiued a population of 65,971. It is 10 miles more extenaively. IA the vicinity are extensive atone 

waalfroHi Cheater, 3.1 eaat from Manchester aiul 196 quarcles i the atone is remarkable for its durability. ' 

(rout lioadoi^. Tbe Uii'kenbead and Chester Railway 

BZHIiJiiiîiEAD DOCKS, l«77. 

itatiou is on the baak ot tbw Meraey at Monks b'urry, 

and steamera ply to and from Lirerpooli meeting each The UiUKKMHNAD DuuikH bttloog to tbe Meiwey 

uain. 

Docks and Harbour Board, who own all tha dooka id 

Tbe new atation at Woodside is approached by means Liverpool aud are faituatedpartly in Birkenhead aud 

«t atuDUttl running under the town, joiuiug the existieg 

railway near tbe Oreen Laue, Tranmere ; tbe of about biki acres; the water urea cf tbe Dooka ia 

portly in Poultou-cum-Soacombe, having a total area 

luaael is 666 yards long : the style of tbe station buildton 

ia Gothic and oompriaes all the latest improvements; upace 9 mileH 198 yarda ; the area of the Birkenhead 

about 140 acres and the lineal measurement of quay 

Iba platforma are fivein number, each 650 feet long and flocks is over one-third of the total area of tbe docks 

16 feet wide; tbe whole is covered by a light iron roof, under tbe mauagemeut of the Mersey Docks aud Harbour 

Board in Liverpool i^nd UiDkeuhead, and tbe 

glaaed, in two apana 98 and 91 feet wide : the utatlou is 

•aiUd tUa London and North Weatern and Great Western 

Joint Uailwaya, aad ia managed by uu umulgaumled quayage. 

lineal quay meaauremiint is about oua«hivlf of the total 

eoniiuilteo of both ruilwaya i tbu arobituot aud engioaer 

is Uobert U, Johnaon, esq. : a brunch from the ill July, 1844. Morputh douk aud wuieUuuuea waco 

The Aot ot Parliament for these douka waa obtained 

eld atatioa in Grange lane runs to tbe new gouda upuned in 1847. Those duoka were purchuaed hy and 

atation in Catboart atreet, to tbe docks aod warekauses 

aod to tbe goods department of the Oieat in 1868. 

tranaferrad to the Metaey Dooka and iiasboui Boaiii 

Weatem Railway at Morpeth Dock. 

The town ia paved, lighted with gus, and aupplied 

with aaoellent water from tbe works at Oxtou, oalled 

BlUKUMUUAJ> DO0K8. 

Year ending July, 1877. £. a. d. 

Duck riitea on goods inwards . . 21,449 4 7 

lipflflg UUl and Flaybrick Hill Waturworka ; com- Dock rates on gooda outwards 

•laalODera aire appointed under an Act for paving and Tonnage dues 

iai|iMfiog tbe towiiahip, eatabliahing a market, and 

. . 12,578 16 6 

35,281 7 0 

MfUlatInK tbo police. Thu atrceta are of good width 

Add kaviag been built in luoderu tliuea are laid out 

Total dook rates and toonaiê duea Ji69,309 8 0 

fliacipaUy at right angles with each other, but many Total tonnage of yesaels 667,65U toua. 

of tbe atreeta M present are only pai-tially with 

haaaea. Tbe meana of oommuoioation between Liverpael 

MuBSUY DUCKS AND HAitboua BOAUI>. 

aod here being very convuoieut, many tiercbanta Total dock ratea aad tonpaga dues Jt7QV,115 Oa. 5d. 

•id buiiaeaa men of Liverpool reuide here and iu the Total tonnage of vessels, 6,397,421 tons. 

atlykbouriue diatrict. There ia one handaome aquare, Comparative Statement, abewing the number of 

fUmed Hamilton aiiuaru, the great architectural oruaaaaai 

uf blrkenbead, which, for extent, regularity of wiae, from July, 1876, to Julyi 1876:— 

veuaela wbioh have sailed for foreign parla aad coaat« 

eaasiruolioa aod size ot bouses, may be compared 

Foreign. 

Cooitwiae. 

teviiuraUly with many in Loudon ; it waa laid out by 

Itw late Ur. Laird, aooo aftar hia early purobaaua ia 

tukaaboad, and waa by him called after a family 

•aaie. the area, independently of the ground on 

wkiok tbe buildlngu atund, is about seven acrea ; three 

Ot Uia sides are completed ; on the fourth ia a vacant 

tfot, on which it ia intended to erect a town hall 

(Md pablio offices : the houses are handsomely built 

ttla(Ofl«,ta the Doric style of architecture; opposite 

U iba «i>ac« left for tbe Town Hall waa erected, in 

iKi, a ataiue of tbe late John Laird, tbe tirat M.P. 

ttt ihe borough : tbe atutue is of bronze, 10 feet 

I high, and wandealgued by A. Hraca Joy.eaq.of 

,. Birkcubeud with Claughton, Oxton, Tranmere 

_^. part of Higher Bebington, were, in 1861, formed 

hMa a pacUaBanUry bMOUgb, whiob returns one memhm 

A nyal chatter was granted on Auguat 13tb, 1877, 

talMerparale Ike towDHhipa of Birkenhead, Ciaugbtoo, 

TmiWfl aad part ot Higher Bebington as a munioi- 

•>l toeiilh. dmded into nine wards ; the oorporatioa 

îL^^Ji a mayor, 16 aldermen and iZ coanoillore. 

Tlliia aa* tha •ateoai«9 i(on abip building works ot 

l^^Mt MN Brothan, anploylog at times npwarda of 

CSSjiidJII, mniWUhrl ia IMM; they oxtaad along tbe 

Steam. iSailiog. Steiiiu. SoUing. 

2,a86 H,4iJ5 5,334 7,17(0 

Total number, iti,'i2Ii. 

It is supposed there iu not much increase oa tîa for 

tbis year, ending July, 1877. 

These docka are formed ou tba aite of what waa 

formerly oalletl Wallasey Pool. The upper or westernmoat 

end towards Poulton Ikidge, tor about three 

quarters of a mile, ia called tbe WMSTKIUI FLOAT, 

having a water area of 52 acres 319 yards aud a lineal 

quayage of 2 milea and 210 yaida ; it oonneota with 

the Lower or Eastern Float by a passage 100 feet in 

width, over whieh ia au iron awiug bridge, oonoeetiag; 

Birkenhead with bwacomba. Brauchiug out of this float, 

on the Boutheiu aide, are two baoimi, atUohed t« tatea- • 

aive manufacturing establibbments, having a waUv ' 

area of 2 acres 2,638 yards and a quayage of 933 lineal 

yarda. On tha aaiue aide are three large gcavhig Qt 

dry docka, each 760 feet in length, having all tba-- 

neceaaury applianoas for the repalaa of veas«l«. -Go^l 

hoiata, worked by hydraulic powea, and ooal tips tov 

tbe rapid loading of ooal iaU>*«a»«KMO placed on tba 

margin el the ewitb qaaT« BOA iim a pawfictol Cfao0i 

capabla ol lUtiog tiO toaa> : i ' /

.40 WAKSUHBAO. QQDQQXfiSei 

THB BABTKBM (or Lower) FLOAT haa a water area 

ot 69 aorea 3,786 yarda and a quayage of 1 mile and 

1,606 yarda, and ia connected with tbe ayatem of docks 

U its eaat end by fivepaaaagea, one of which ia lOO feet 

wide i there ia a email basin branobing out of thii dock 

on its ûth Bide, oaed by the railway companies; also 

on tbe south aide there are three large stacks of ware* 

bouses for general merchandise, and a capacions closed 

sbed for the protection of goods; a complete system of 

zailways encompasses tbe float. Ai tbe soatli-east side 

, ii a passage leading into 

EaEBTON DOOK.—This dook has an area of 3 acres 

4|011 yarda and a quayage of 764 lineal yards, and is 

appropriated to tbe general trade of the pprt. At itg 

east end is a passage leading into tbe 

MOBPBTH DOOK.—Tbis dock bas a water atea of 11 

acres 2,404 yards and a Quayage of 1,299 Uueal yards, 

and is appropriated to the general trade of the port; 

Itrancbing out of tbis dock at its east end ai;e two pas* 

pages, one 60 feet and tbe other 85 feet wide; this latter 

can be used as a graving or dry dook, as well aa a pas* 

•age for locking vessels at various times of tbe tide; 

at the noztb-eastern end of this dock, a passage 26 leet 

in width ia formed, leading to a dock known as tbe 

Eailway Oompanies' Basin, wbicb bas a water area of 

8|144 yards and a lineal quayage of 819 yards. 

If OftPKTH BBAHOH D0CK.->Tbis dock is connected 

with tbe Uorpeth Dock by means of a passage at its 

•Ottth-eastero extremity 50 Xeet in width; it oontains 

a water area of 4 aaies243 yards aod a liaeal quayage 

of 687 yards; Tbe site of tbis dook was formerly oo* 

onpied by tbe Morpeth Basin. 

WALbABBY DooK.—Tbis dodk is formed on tbe site 

of the Low Water Basin, and contains a water area of 

18 Mies8.813 yards and a lineal quayage of 1,261 yards. 

Oontiguoos to the entrance leading to the Eastern 

VloA XraiB tbi« dock is an extensive building, wbicb 

contains tbe steam and hydraulic machinery for 

paoing and closing tbe sluices, gates, &c.: rising 

Inun tbe north side of tbis building la a tower, upwarda 

of 200 feet high. To tbe north of the Low Water Baain 

is a dock, having, with its passages, a water area of 10 

•ores, 19 yards, and a quayage of 1,602 lineal yards ; 

at its 0sst end are entrances direct from tbe river 

througb three paaaagea that will alao serve as locka, 

one 80 feet wide, one 60 feet wide aud one 100 feet in 

width; tbere are nineteen pairs of dock gates connected 

with tbis dook : tbe passages at tbe west end 

are crosaed by iron swing bridges, opened and closed by 

bjdnnlio power. Nortnward of this dock to Seacoqibe 

feixy, A couaidei;able area of ground, having a river 

Arantiige, is occupied by abippbnilding yards. 

FLOATING LAKOIKU STAGBS. 

BiBKBifHBAD (or WOODBIDB; LANDINQ STAGE, 

litaated south of the entrance to tbu Morpeth baain, 

il constrncted on pontoons similar to the Liverpool 

•tages, rises and falls with tbe tide and is connected 

to tbe pien Ify two iron bridges; on tbe deck are 

waiting xooma for shelter, ko. This stage is 800 feet 

in length and 80 feet wiiê and waa fixed in its place 

In 1862. 

WALLASBY LANDING STAGB.—This staô was built 

to take tbe place of tbat formerly fixed iu the Low 

Water Basin, wbicb was removed when the basiu was 

fbzmed into a dock : itia moored on tbe river between 

the Morpeth and Wallasey Docks, aud abreaat of tbe 

[POST OFFIf^JS 

three-light, except those* in the semi*octagooal cbancel, 

which are two-light and filled in with stained glass of 

a good character. The church ia 90 feet long and 64 feet 

wide and capable of seating about 1,300. Externally 

the church is distinguished by an elegant tower and 

spire, together about ISO feet in height: tbe tower contains 

a peal of six fine-toned bells aud is famished with 

a clock: it was built in 1821: the churchyard is extensive, 

and includes the ancient burial ground of tbe 

Priory; there are no monuments of interest in either : 

an old grave-atone, discovered in 1818, and which from 

tbo description appears to have covered the remains of 

one of the ancient priors, Thomas Bayneford, has been 

worked into tbe wall near the door of the Old Chapter 

House, wherein, nearly five centuries since, he prealded 

over the couacila of the Priory. The regiater dates from 

the year 1821. The living is' a vicarage, yearly value 

£301, in the gift of trustees and held by the Rev. 

Andrew Canon Knox, B.A. of Trinity College, Dublin. 

Tbe parish has been divided into aix ecclesiastical 

parishes, viz.;— 

Holy Trinity, formed in 1841. The chmcb, in Price 

Btreeti is ol white stone, in tbe Norman style, built 

1837; it is 102 feet in length and 66 in breadth and 

consists of chancel) nave, aisles and tower : the principal 

entrance is by a deeply recessed ornamental 

Saxon door-way, having two windows above, supported 

by small arches crowned with grotesque beads i 

strange-looking figures, abounding in every part, oonstitnte 

tbe most prominent feature about the building t 

the aisles are separated from the nave by two rowa of 

quadrangular fluted pillaFS of ddicate proportions; 

from these, at the height lol H leet, spi-ing several 

arches, supporting the roof of the nave : there is some 

very good carved work in front ol the gallery and on 

tbe pulpit and reading desk : the east window âa 

some good stained glass : the tower, which is 88 leet 

high, ia richly ornaiqented with mouldings and frieze 

work : the belfry is aeparated into divisions by dwarl 

windows, from tbe corners of which wild-lookipg 

figures, similar to those already named, prraent them" 

selves; above is a plain balustrade of Saxon oolumns'onr 

arches, figured with representations ol angels and 

finished with scroll jiedestkls, supporting ornamental 

pinnacles. Tho living is a perpetual curacy, yearly yaluet 

£250, held by the Rev. William Boyton Kirk, B,A. o| 

Trinity College. Dublin, late principal of. SU Aidant 

College. 

St. John's was formed in 18(i9. The church, in Orange 

lane, built in 1846, is in the Early Snglish style (md. 

consists of chancel, nave, tiansepts, aisle% porch and 

tower; it is 109 feet long and 40 wide ; the roof*, 

which is ol stained oak, is open : tbe aisles are separated 

from the nave by rowa of columns : a haodsomfr 

arch, supported by carved columns, divides the nave 

from the cbancel: tbe font, of Talaoce stone, is 

b«aatifally carred and placed in fropt ol tiie chancd* 

the pulpit being on one side and the reading desk on 

the other : there ia a southern gallery : the churoh is 

built of red atone, scutched, having five entrances: 

there is a lofty tower aud spire : tbe peculiarity ol 

tbis church is that it stands due north and south, 

instead of oast and west: there is accommodation 

for about l,o00 persons, one-third of tbe sittinga 

being free. 'I'he living is a pei-petual curacy, annual 

value £230 with residence, iu. the gift of tbe truateea 

and held by the Rev. WiUiam Rowe Jojley, U.A. of St.. 

iods statioDB of the Great Weatein and London and Peter's College, Cambridge. 

Sorth Western Itailway Companiea, and is 350 feet in St. James's, formed iu 18G9, ia built of stone, in the 

length, by 70 feet in width. 

Early English style, and consieu ol dbaaoel, nave, 

Tbe Tramways have ubiaiued a standing here, and aisles and tranaepta : the aisles aie divided from the 

they Are laid throitgt' aome of tbe principal streets, to nave by a range of piera of bold but simple lomas ; 

the adjuining saborbti, and onmibusus ply frequently from these spring tbe arches which cai'iy the clerestory 

doting tbe day. 

and roof : the entire length ia 127 feet, the breadth 60 

^t, aod tlie traneepta north to aouth 86 feet: the 

fbe w.iJ.'aiaaUoa: boUOjuga of Bitkeohead are al' of height tc> the ridge of the roof ia 60 feet: tbe tower 

ttodeiT. uate 

and spire atb placed at tbe weat end ot tbe north aialo 

fit. A •i c lorch, ai'iiated in Church ^•J•6^:l, ntsar tb^j '. aac riae to tb«:; height of UO feet; on the south, side 

ia'-.- ' 'iU'.: '•'•.x-aj, ia a iii« dt'.;^* 'aildisgof rs ' \u. - a a porch HUL' at '.'iO eaat und arc two entrances, with 

afc'H.", I ' Ocooraêu Sugiis--* a-jie, similar x ... avfajtman.ru u m u

PiRfiCTOAY.] CHESHIEE. BIRKENHEAD. 41 

and M. and P. Laird. The li«ing ia a perpetual curacy, 

in tbe gift of truateea and held by the Rev. James 

Walker Milner, M.A. of Lincoln College, Oxford. 

bt. Anne'a, formed in 1861. The churcb, in Bt. Anne'a 

BUeet, is built of red aandatone from the Claughton 

quiîfieaj thoatyleot aicbilecture which prevailed iu 

the reign of Edward tbe Firat, and which closely approxiuiatea 

to the Decorated, haa been aelected for the 

exterior, with wbicb the interior correaponda : tbe 

roof, which ia partially open, ia deaerving of notice ; 

tbe length of the church, including the chancel, is 122 

feet, and tbe extreme breadth, including the transepts, 

is 106 feet: there are tbree entrances, the principal at 

tbe weat end, the othera at the north and aouth aisles. 

Ttiere are 1,200 sittings, 400 of which are free ; it waa 

built ut tbe sole eifpenao of William Potter, eaq. from 

daalgna by William Cole, eaq. of liirkenbeud. The 

liviug ia a perpetual curacy, anuuul value £300, in the 

gilt of tbe Itev. Andrew Canon Kuox, B.A. and held by 

the Uev. Andrew Knox, U.A. of Trinity College, Dublin. 

St. Paul'a, formed in 1864. The church, situated in 

Argyle Street, ia a plain brick but commodious building ; 

it waa erected by private aubscriptioua aud from the prooeeda 

of a bazaar held iu Birkenhead Park, the sittiuga 

axe all free. Tbe living ia a perpetual curacy, annual 

value £66, in the gift of trustees and held by tbe Kev. 

Uenry Linton, M.A. ot Triuity College, Dublia. 

8l. Peter'a, formed in 18G8, and ailuated in I'ouwuy 

bUoot, la aplaia building capable of holding about 6(H). 

Tbe living is a perpetual curacy, auuuul value jLL'ilii, in 

the gift of truateea and held by the Kev. Charlea 

Fenton, B.A. late acholar of tit. Aidana College. 

Tbe Itomao Catholic church of Our Lady, Price 

Street, ia a large and baudsome GoLbio structure, built 

ia 18ti2 after tbe designs ot the late Edward Wclby 

Pugio, at a oost of £8,000 ; it provides sitting accom- 

DOdatiou for 800. TLcre ia u, preubytery udjoiuiug, 

alao acboola for boys, girla and iufunta, and a teucher'a 

residence, from the deaigna of tbe aame architect ; 

tbeae provide for the education of 700 cbildreu. Rev. 

]{dward Slaughter, prieat. 

Tbo Roman Cutholio Churcb, dedicated to Bt. Wcrburgb, 

ia built of freeatoiie, iu the Done atyle ; it will 

aixommodate about l,lXK) pcreoua ; there is a portion 

of ground attached which la used aa a burial ground. 

Tbe Scotch Churcb, situated iu Conway street, ia a 

itrilting building ; it wut built by public aubacription 

la 1843] it ia in the Uothic atyle : there ia u umall 

portiun of ground atiacbcd uaed au u burying grouud. 

There are places of worabip for various denomiuatiooi. 

The Priory, tbo ruiua of which are aituated 

aloiatoSt. Mary'a oliuruh, wua founded by de Mshci, 

or Maaaey, Lord of Dunbum, iu 1250, for 16 Uenediclioe 

luoaka, aud dedicated to St. Mary and St. Jumea, 

doriog tbe reiga of Edward II., und obtained a oburtor 

In 1282 for foxrying puaaeugera ucroaa tbe Mersey to 

Liverpool; tbis priory waa guriiaoiied during the Civil 

Wars for tbe king, but waa taken by the Purliument iu 

1044. Tbu nriora of iiirkoiihoad sat with tbo barons of the 

Oounty Pttlatinu ; tbia lellgloua houau had ooualduruble 

eoduwuiuila, (or at tbu diasoluUon tho rental amuuutud 

' 10 £102 16a. lOd, yearly : the remaina of the refectory, 

prior'a apiutmeut, crypt, chapter houae and churcb 

Of* iu a tuli-rable atale of preaerviition : the mouldiuga 

at the principal emrunce of tbe refectory " being aiugularly 

varied and extremely beautiful specimens of tbe 

Ueoorated atyle," have been described by Rickman and 

other aulbura ou eccleaiaatical architecture. 

The Cemetery, uiiualt-d at Flaybrick Uill, contains 

about 21 acres : about one half is set apart for tbe 

iialabliabed aud itoiuuu Catholic churches und the real 

la uacouaecraled ; it waa laid out in the year 1864, the 

QOat uf the land, erection of chapela, which are in the 

Uolhiostyle, bouudaiy walla, planting&.o. wua £U0,105 : 

BUiNuiotuudout aod regiairar, Frederick Sandei-son. 

ilia Uirkeuhead School ot Art wua built in 1871 by 

John lâirtl, eaq. M.P. ; it fronta Conway atreet aud 

nsaily oppoailo tbe main entrance to the park : it ia 

a plain brick building with a fi-eeatone cornice and 

parapet, over tbe centre of j»bich is a clock : over the 

•U priaolpal windows are soulpturea repreaeotiug meokeaics. 

anipbuiUiing, painting, aculpture, uavigatioo 

and architecture ; at the entrance are two caryatides 

in York atone, representing painting and aculpture ; 

the interior is fitted iu the same manner as the South 

Kensington Museum : there is also a library; there is 

room for about 2U0 students atone time. 

St. Aidau'a College ia aituate ut Claughton, particulars 

and deacription of which will be found given with 

tbuL village. 

Tbe Poat Office, aituated in Conway street, is a stone 

building, aud wholly occupied for postal telegraph, Stc. 

business. 

The Market Hall, opened in July, 1845, is 430 feet 

long, its breadth 131 feet, forming a covered space of 

upwards of an acre and a quarter ; it cost, inclusive of 

the aite, about £35,000: tbe external form of the 

Market Uall ia quadrangular, and being constructed 

of atone, brick aud iron, ia conaidered tire-proof : 

the roof ia wrought iron, of light and eleguut design, 

divided into three bays, the ceutro being aupported by 

columns connected by arched coat iron girdeid : this 

divides the hall into three aicadea, of which tbo 

central is the nanoweat, but the ataiidinga being 

thrown outwards towardu the sides it ailordu the wideat 

promenade: there are six entiaucea to tbe muricet, 

two from both Albion aud Uamiltou street^j, one from 

Market street and another from Oliver street. 

The Hay Market, where markets are held every 

Tueuduy, waa laid out in 1868 ut a coat of about 

£H,()UO: tho open H|IUCC is lurgu und convuuiuul und 

much uaed by tho iuhabitanta round. 

In tbe Town HaU bittinga are held every duy 

(.i(6 Hamilton square is uaed au Towu Hall and Municipal 

othces), but magistrates are in attendance daily. 

The County Court House is in Pilgrim street; aittings 

generally every Tuesday ; it contains all the necessary 

othces for transacting the busineaa thereof. 

Tbe following places uru within tho jurisdiction of 

the Birkeuhead county court district;—Arrow, Bebingtun 

Higher, Bebiogton Lower, Bicketihead, Birkenhead 

North, isidaton-cum-Ford, Burton, Bromborough, Brimatree, 

Barnstoo, I'laughton-cum-Urange, Uhilder Thornton, 

Caldy, Cluttcrbridgc, Eaatbam, Elleameru Port, 

Egremont, Frankby, Giaugo Gayluii, Ureaaby, llootou, 

Heawull-cum-Uldtield, Hoylake, Hoose, Hargravea, Irby, 

Ledabam,. Leasowe, Leightou, Li.scard, Little Brighton, 

Landican, Moreton, Meolse Great, Meolse Little, Magazines, 

Nether Pool, Ness, New Brighton, Newton-cum- 

Lurton, New Ferry, Noctorum, Neaton, Neaton Little, 

Ncbtuu Little witliin, llaby, Ovcrchuicb, Over, Pool, 

OxLou, Poullon-cum-tipital, I'oultou-cum-tieacumbe, 

Puddington, Pensby, Prenton, Parkgute, Raby, Hook 

l''en'y, Scucombe, Saughall Maaauy, Htoreton, Button 

Great, Sutton Little, Thiugwall, Tiunmere, Thornton 

Hough. Tburatastone, Upton, Whitby, Willastou, Wal- 

Ittbcy, West Kirby, Woodchurch. 

Birkeuhead Union comprises • Bidston-cum-iCord, 

Birkenhead, Claughtou-cum-Grauge, Liucaid, Noctorum, 

Oxton, Poultou-cum-Seacombe, Trutiuiero und 

Wallaney. 

The Thuati'u Uoyal is in Argyle street. 

The Muaio Hall, in Cluughlon ruud, erected by the 

I'liilbarniooio Society and private subscription at a 

coat of £4,000, ia in the lluliuu atyle : the ball will 

bold about 600 peraons comfortably ; beneath are thu 

bouaekeeper'a apartments, committee and lecture rooms, 

the latter will accommodate about 400 persons. 

Tlie Birkenhead Free Public Libiary iu a large brick 

building with stone dressings, in Hamilton aticet; it 

wttu erected in 1864, cost £3,130 ; the large room ia 

capable of holding 300 readers; there are rooms tor 

male and female classes aud resideuce for the librarian : 

there are 28,000 to ao,(KX) volumes. 

Tbe Borough Hospital, supported by voluntary contributions, 

ia situated in Conway street, wou built in 

1863 at a cost of £6,000 by the late John Laird, esq. 

la u haudaomc building in the Italiau style. 

The Fever Hospital, in Livingston street, formerly a 

double villa, was altered and adapted to itu present use 

and furniahed in 1875 at a cost of about £800. 

The alaughterbouaes, situated in Jackaon street, were 

erected in 1846 at a coat, iucluaive of the site, of £11,000; 

tkey are well regulated aud ceutrally aituated.

42 BiaAfiMllBADi GHSaHIBIL QpOSV' OfflCB 

*be Paslb has a total area of about lOu acres, wbioh 

if dueidfid as follows, î*. : pleasure grounda too the 

useoC tba pablio aU aorea; drivea aud roads 14 acrea 

aad boHdiag land 77 acrea ; it was opened to the publio 

about 30 years ago aud coat £115,277 : a aerpeutiuo 

mad of nearly thiea mllu* in leugth couatitutua tiie 

inner bonndary of Uiu luud approprmted to building 

purposes ; thoro aiu two Ukin .Muamoiitod wtLh ruatio 

Midgva and ounluiiiinK iwgialior tiUiuL algUi uurua of 

water; the clay cxcavtilvd In luukuig these lokeshaa been 

used in making a iiuuiljer of urtiiioiul hilU of the moat 

varied aiiapua and heiglit; the piiucipal entiauce to 

the polk is at tlonway aUaet, by means of a flue arch ot 

18fi:etapauaad43feetiaiuiight ; itiaiu tbe Ionic atyle, 

in imiUitiun of tbu tumpki on the lllysu& at Athena : 

there are two haadaome lodges built in the aame atyle 

of architeoturo ; the gates are wrought iiua and contain 

tbe aomaoi the ancient priory ; the other lodges are of 

different orders, one near Claughton is a perfect specimen 

of the style that prevailed in the latter part of the 

fourteenth century : near tliu chief eutrunceia a fountain 

orecttid to the memory ot Jobn Somcrvillu, ctn{, by 

public aubsoriptionu : tbe grounda weie dcHigued by 

tbo late liilr Joiuph I'uxton, the culubiulud luiidauune 

gurilunvi' tu tbo Duka uC Duvunahli'e, aud It ranks 

among hia beat worka. 

Tlio area of the lownabip ia 1,270 ucies; ratuablo valua 

£205,080 ; the population ia 1871 waa i-,507, iududiug 

tliudocUa,42,i>8l, 

The area of the union is i),050 acres ; rateable value 

£433,1182 ; the population in 1871 woe 78,167. 

OtUcial Sstablieiunenta, Local Inatitutioiu, &c. 

POST, MONEY ORDER k TliLEGUAPH OFFICE, 

flavinga Rank k Uovcnuucut luauruucu a Annuity Othce,. 

Head Ollice, Conway street 

Ptistmatter, Thomaa Bewkhcr, eai^ 

Open on week daya froio 7 a.m. to 0.30 p.m. k un auudaya 

from 7 tu lu a.m. 

LtNUa OV ROAO dtClllKV PLACbB iiV Utt.-ri.>ATION. 

•Llv«r|M)ol 

4.30 am 

*Hoyluke, Faiikby, Upton, VVoodcliureli 4.15 u.m 

*fi[ew Rrigbtuii, Egremont, Liacuid .!w: \N ullaHey 6.15 a.m 

Liverpool, Londun, BirruiiiMilmiii, Munciiutiur, 

eRochdale, Barnal^y, Halifioi, Lceiia \, utLer 

irta of Yorkaliire, alse Midlaud L'uunties k 

dloburgh k GluMgow 

to. JO a.m 

Uehingtun, Braiuburo', EaaLlttfm, Now lerry. 

Rock Ferry k Spital 

6 a.m 

Local 

6.30 a.m 

llaiiclieatar, Durliuin. Newcastle, N.E. i-uaat, 

Vorkaliire, Ashton-under-Lyne, Buxton ^ 

Bakewell 

9.16 n.m 

lancushite, Cumberlauii, Weaimurlami k aicut- 

Uind 

Liverpool, St. Helen's, Warring tun, Oldhuiii, 

Runcorn, Frodahum, Picstun brook, Suuiiipurt, 

Wlgan & Aabloii-under-L>ne.. . . 

Mancheatar, Roiton, Bury, Buxton, Siulyhridgt^, 

Stockport k West Ridi'ug ot YurkaLire 

London ft Midland Countiea, South-cnat &: Buutliweat 

of England. North k South Walea ^ 

Irekmd, with ordinary postage 

With an extra aUiup 

Liverpool, Preaeot, Warrington, Bury, Leigh, 

St. Helen's, Aalituit-uuder-Lyne, Stockport, 

Bolton, Shetheld, Halifax kc 

».Iua.m 

*J.i)it a.m 

tl0.3Ua.m 

\0.W a.m 

1-^.lu p.m 

London, South-eaatern Counties, Feretgn St. 

Colonial 

1'.J.30 p.ui 

Local, iucludiug Egrcmuut, Liacaru, New 

Brighton k Wallasey 

12.45 p.m 

Cheater, North Wiilea & Scotland 

12,66 p,m 

Liverpool, Weat of iiugland, including Curnwull, 

Devonahire, k Uxluid 'k Eaat Luiicuohire 

towns 

;{.4 p.m 

Local ., G.15 p.m 

Liverpool 

6.35î.iii 

•Lonaoii k all part* 

0.15 p.m 

iUtru stamp 

0.45 p.m 

* Tbe only diapatches on aumlay 

X On auuduya this mad takea oiUy irduiui, k la diapatoiied 

at S.la a.m 

t On aiMUlaya this mail tak*^* unly L)v«rpool 

The branch postal k telegraph k money order othce, 

Woodside F^rry, i» open lor poatul k telegraph buaineaa k 

far mooay order k aavluga bank bualuMS frem 0 H.ai. to 0 

p.m. 11 ia not epuu uu aiwuiaya 

Tbtf deliveries by earriera are four daily (aundaya exo^ptad, 

when tbeua is only one deliverv). coninieiieiug from 

(he head otfiee rttaiMictivcly at 7 a.m., 1,4.;lU k UOO (urn ' 

LATENT TiMCb ?o» PoaxiNo Letiiius A,TTOWH 

OvifiQVM ;— 

•Branch Office, Woodside Perry—9.16, 10.15 k 11.45 a.oj.: 

•2.15, 3.30, 5.45 k 8 p.m 

Bedford road—0.15 & 11.45 a.m.; 3.30, 5.45 k 8 p.m 

Charing CroM—9,16 & 11.45 a.m.; 2.15, 0.30, 6.46, 8.0 & 

9 p.m 

Cheater sUcet—9.15 k 11.46 a.m.; 8.15, 3.80,6.45,8.0 & 

9 p.m ' 

Cleviiluud atrtel-Û.16& 11.45 a.m.; 3.15, S.Û* 6.45, 8.0 

k U p.m 

tUuure Hill—9.0 k 11.30 a.m.; 5.30 k 7.45 p-m 

Hull Hill—9.15 ic 11.45 a.m.; 3.31), 5.45 ^ 8 p.m 

Laird atiec-tÔ.O^ 11.30 a.m.; 5.90 & 7.45 p.m 

*Lower Tranmere -0.15 k 11.45 a.m.; 3.30, 5.45 k 8 p.m 

New Ferry—9.0 & 11.30 a.m.: 6.30 k 7.46 p.m 

Oxton—9.15 k 11.45 o.iii.; 3.30, 6.45 k 8 p.m 

Price atreet-9.15 k 11.45 a.m.: il.16.8.30,5.46,6.0& 9p.m 

«Rock Ferry—0.0 k 11.30 a.m.; 6.30 k 7.45 p.m 

St. Paul's ruad-^9.15 k 11.45 a.m.; 3.30,6.4i k^ p.m 

Week duya only 

* ThesM are money order k telegraph ottoaa k auvioga 

banks. The i-emuinder are money ordjai' ((. sSitiPg* bank 

orticea oidy 

' 

MEMBEB OF PARLIAMENT FOR BIRKEHRSAD 

BOROUGH. 

David Mac I ver, esq. Woodslee, Bramborou)^|i; 4(C'>'i*^'~ 

vative k St. Stephen's cluba, Loudon 0.w 

COUNTY MAfilSTRATES. 

W'âuAi. PttTTY SaasiOMAb Divieioji. 

[All of whom act tiir the Borough-} 

Barton Iticbard, esq. Caldy manor, Birkenh«^ 

Boucli Jobn, enq. New Brighton, Birkenhead 

br\ana Richard, eaq. Birkenhead 

Bulky Samuel Miiraliall, e«q. The Gablea, New JMafatoa 

Buahell Cbriatopbcr, eaq. llandertuu, Neaton - 

Ca»e John Bulivu, eaq. Lower Bebington, Wirral 

Chambrea William, eaq. Muaalunda, Wallas^, Ji^keaksad 

('urbelt Uvedale, eaq. Ashfleld hall, NaatQii 

Cuxuu Rev. Mark, Heawall, Neatuii 

U&rbyabire Beiijamlu, aaq. Kenyon Mouot,i QlÛHihtoo, 

Birkenhead 

Graham Duncan, esq. Lydiate houae, Neston 

Hope Thomaa Arthur, eaq. Stanton, Bebington . 

Inman William, eaq. Harefield, Upton, Birkeuhead 

Jut-kaon Tlioa. Hughea, eaq. The Manor houae, Blrkanhead 

Johnaon Carruthers CbarlMi, esq. iligh«ff Uîblogtaa hall 

Bi> kanheud 

Kerferd Geurgi: liriacue, eaq. New Brightnii 

King Vincent Aahlield, eaq. Oxton, BiriMObSttd 

Laird William, eaq. Birkeiilieud 

Ledwurd Septlmua, esq. Uill Bark, Frankby, Rirksnhead 

I Mann Lowry, eaq. Liacard, Birkenhead 

Mellur William Moaeley, eaq. Loogdale, Claughton 

Nayior Uichard Chrittopher, eaq. Hooton hall, Obiter 

Penny Isaac, aaq. Liseard manor, BirkeHhead ' 

Preatou Charlea Jamea, «aq. Rirkenliead 

Ruthboiia Theodore, eau. Baukvuod, Naaton 

liaveuacroft John, eaq. Liagtlole house, near Uickanbead 

Sliaw John Ralph, eaq. Arrowe ball, Uirkeabead 

Sbuw William Otho Nicholson, eoq. Arrowe hall, Bitkenbead 

Smith Henrv, eaq. Spriugdeld, Rgreumul, Hitk^mMd 

jStllt Samuel, eaq. The Orange, ClaugUluu, Jjlifl^fhaiHl 

iTorr John, eaq. u.v. Carletlpark, Eaathnm 

! C'drrA/o Ju»««cr«, alfred Cleinenir Ken(, vsu. ' 

. rw^ Clerk, H- 0. Roberta, eai). ' ' ' I' '

DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. BIRKENHEAD. 43 

The places m the division are:—Arrow, Higher Bebinsiton, 

Lower Bebington, Birkenhead, Bidson-cum-Ford, 

Burton, Bromborough, Brimstage, Barnston, Childer 

Thoniton, Caldy, Clatterbridge, Eastham, Egremont, 

Frankby, Grange, Gayfon,Grea8by, Hooton, Heswell-cum- 

Oldfield, Hoose, Hoylake, Irby, Ledsbam, Leighton, 

Liseard, Landicun, Moreton, Great Meols, Magazines, 

Netherpool, Ness, New Brighton, Newton-cum-Larton, 

New Ferry, Noctorum, Great Neston, Little Neston, 

Overchurch, Overpool, Oxton, Parkgate, Poulton-cum- 

Seacombe, Puddington, Pensby, Prenton, Raby, Saughall 

Massie, Seacombe, Storelon, Great Sutton, Little Sutton, 

Thingwall, Tranmere, Thornton, Hough, Thurstaston, 

Upton, Wlllaston, Wallasey, West Kirby, & Woodchurch. 

Petty Sessions are held at the Countv Hall, Abbey street, 

Birkenhead, every monday & thursday, at 11 a.m., at 

the Court House, Liseard, every alternate Wednesday, at 

10 a.m.; at the Court House, Neston, the last friday in 

each month. 

Thomas Blake 

William Crowe 

Thomas Stanton Eddowes 

William Francis 

William Henderson 

Edward Mills 

John Mudie 

William Goodwin Barnes 

Thomas Bell 

Edward Broomball 

Samuel Houson Booth 

M'illiara Clay 

Dunn Henry Collins 

George Busk Crow 

Ellis Davis 

Godfrey Goodman Davies 

John Buckley Deakin 

Thomas Samuel Deakin 

Thomas Morris Downham 

Thomas Evans 

William Glover 

Dennis Grannell 

Job Hallmark 

John Pardons Harris 

Thomas Hitchmough 

Thomas Hope 

Thomas Inglefield 

COEPOEATION. 

MAYOR. 

John Laird, esq. 

ALDERUEN. 

COUNCILMEX. 

Thoinas Hughes Jackson 

Town Clerk, Ambrose Wain, esq. 

Ernest Frederick Peel 

Braithwaite Poole, jun 

James Trevelyan flaynes 

James Roper 

William Walker 

William Williamso" 

William Baker 

James Jones 

Jobn Rowland Jones 

Theodore Christian Joughin 

James Kelly 

William Laird 

Ernest Latham 

Luke Lees 

Edward Logan 

John Mathews 

William Moseley Mellor 

Pryce Moms 

Robert Paterson 

Edward Prj-ce 

Henry Rawoliffe 

Charles Singleton 

Frederick Smith 

William Smith 

George Sirongitharm 

Henry Whittle 

Thomas Williams 

Borough Treasurer, William Hardisty, esq. 

Surveyor, Thomas C. Thorburn, esq. 


Accidental Death Sf Alliance FireSf Life, H. B. Mawson, 

8 Duncan street 

Eagle Life, J. Chadwick, Bridge street 

Gruardian Fire Sf Life, J. Craven, 13 Hamilton square 

Hand-in-Hand, W. S. S. Green, 32 Hamilton street 

Imperial FireSf Life, H. Bulley, 16 Castle street 

Liverpool §• London if Globe Fire Sr Life, T. S. Bickerstetb, 

Kingsland road; E. Mills, R. Hughes, Hamilton 

street; W. Osbom, Hamilton street 

London Assurance, Priest & Son, Mortimer terrace 

London Guarantee Sf Accident, C. J. Barnett, Hamilton 

buildings, Hamilton street 

London § Lancashire Fire Sf L'fe, J. Bratton, 3 Hamilton 

street 

Norwich Union Fire Sf Life, W. R. Milnes, 34 Hamilton sq 

Phcenix Fire, A. Luniby, Tranmere park 

Provincial Life, J. G. B. Mawson, 8 Duncan street 

Railway Passengers', W. J. Little, Cleveland street 

Queen Fire Sf Life, F. k J. Hodgson, Price street 

Reliance Mutual Life, J. Rymer Faulds, 17 Duncan street 

Royal Fire Sf Life, J. Smith, North & South Wales Bank 

Scottish Provident, J. G. B. Mawson, 8 Duncan street 

Sovereign lAfe, R. E. C. Batty, Park grove 

Star Life, W.Walker, Conway st. & J. Dickinson,Tranmere 

Sun Fire Sf Life, R. Ackerley, Bridge street 

Yorkshire Fire $• Life, C. J. Barnett, Hamilton buildings, 

Hamilton street 

PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS. 

Assessed, Property Sf Income Tax Office for Wii-ral 

Hundred, 1 Hamilton square, Jobn G. Morris, inspector, 

Eli Jowitt, surveyor; Collectors, Richard Ackerley, for 

Birkenhead ; John OUive, for Claughton; Edward Inglefield 

.for Tranmere; Local Board Collectors, for Liseard ; 

R. Roberts & T. H. Ward, lor Seacombe; Robert Dobson, 

for Rock Ferry; Robert Eccles, for Lower Bebington, 

BirUenhcud Cemetery, Flaybrick hill, Frederick Sanderson, 

superintendent k registrar 

Birlenhead Docks, John B. Hartley, ensineer 

Birkenhead Dock Warehouses, Wilhaiu Henry Sloman, 

superintendent; offices,Shore road 

Birkenhead Park, John Cowan, park keeper 

Birkenhead Music Hall, Claughton road, William Eaton 

Hinds, secretary k tieasurer 

Birkenhead Improvement Commissioners' Offices, 50 

Hamilton square 

Birkenhead Borough JTosTJiYaZ.Dr.Stephenson,physician; 

Mr. Jennette, Mr. Vale, consulting surgeons; Dr. Lambert, 

Dr. Bowen, Dr. Spratly, surgeons; H. L. Jacob, 

dentist; Dr. Eugene Cretin, bouse surgeon; Dr. H. A. 

Glyn, junior house surgeon; James F. Shilton, 13 Woodlands 

terrace. Whetstone lane, collector 

Birkenhead Liberal Registration Office, 1 Mortimer ter 

Birkeiihcad Public Free Library, Hamilton street (open 

daily from 9 a.m. to 9..30 p.m.; closes Saturday 6 p.m.), 

Richard Hinton, librarian 

Bridewell, William Davies, keeper 

Cheshire (l5?) Rifle Volunteers' Storehouses, 98 Church 

street, Sergeant Baker 

County Court, Court house. Pilgrim street (sittings generally 

on tuesdays, oftener if required), Williani Wynn 

Ffoulkes, esq.judge; John Robert Williams, registrar; 

John Strongitharm, high bailitf; John Lamb, chief clerk 

Craven Assembly Rooms, 97 Chester street 

County Police Court, Offices Sf Station, Abbey street. 

Superintendent of Police, William Egerton 

Depot for Promoting Christian Knoioledge,Gr&n

44 BIRKENHEAD. CHESHIRE. [POST OFFICE 

PUBLIC OFFICERS. 

Clerk to Commissioners of 2'axes, J. G. Morris, Market 

Cross chambers 

Collector of Government Taxes, Richard Ackerley, 9 

Brandon street 

Deputy Clerk to Guardians of Wirral Union, Peter 

Gregory, Hamilton square 

Market House Inspector, Thomas Gregory, Market house 

PLACES OF WORSHIP. 

CHURCHES. 

St. Mary's, Church st. Rev.Canoii Andrew Knox, B.A.vicar 

St. Anne's, St. Anne st. Rev. Andrew Knox, B.A. incumbent 

Holy Trinity, Price street, Rev. William Boyton Kirk, 

B.A. incumbent 

Holy Trinity {Welsh), Price street, Rev. W. B, Kirk 

Mariners' Church, 

St. James', Laird street, Rev. James Walker Milner, M.A. 

incumbent 

St. John's, Grange lane. Rev. William Rowe Jolley, M.A., 

F.R.6.S. incumbent 

St. Peter's, Rev. Charles Fenton, B.A. incumbent 

St. Paul's, Argyle st. Rev. Henry Linton, M.A. incumbent 

St. Paul's Mission House, 25 Borough road 

ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCHES. 

Church of Our Lady, Price st. Rev.Edwd.Slaughter, priest 

St. Laurence, Park street. Rev. Edward Lynch, priest 

St. Marie's Sf St. Edioard's, Price street 

St. Werburgh's, Grange lane. Very Rev. Canon Robert 

Chapman; Rev. John Baptist Gastaldi; Rev. Robert 

D. Browne, priests 

Presbyterian {English), Conway street. Rev. A. M. 

Symington, minister 

Catholic Apostolic, Park road south, ministers various 

Friends' Meeting House, Conway street 

CHAPELS. 

Baptist, Grange lane. Rev. William Henry King, minister 

Baptist {Welsh), Price street, Rev. J. Williams, minister 

Congregational, Woodchurch road, Rev. F. Barnes, B.A. 

minister 

Congregational, Hamilton sq. Rev, E. Pringle, minister 

Free Christian, Woodchurch road, Rev. S. W. Hopkinson, 

minister 

Presbyterian, Laird st. Rev. James Fraser, M.A. minister 

Christians, Wesley street 

Primitive Methodist, Grange lane. Rev. Joseph Graham, 

minister 

Unitarian, Regent place, Rev, William Binns, minister 

United Presbyterian, Church road, Tranmere, Rev. A. 

Brice Muir, minister 

United Presbyterian, Grange rd. Rev, Jas.Towers,ministpr 

United Methodist Free Church, Claughton road, Rev. E. 

Orme, minister 

Wesleyan {Brunswick), Price st. Rev.H. J. Sykes,minister 

Wesleyan {Welsh), Claughton road, ministers various 

Wesleyan, Laird street, ministers various 

Welsh Congregational, Oliver st.Rev. Hugh Jones,minister 

"Lelsh, Claughton road. Rev, Owen Llovd Davis, minister 

Welsh Presbyterian, Parkfleld avenue," Rev. Peter Jones. 

minister 

Mission Halls, 205 Price street; Trinity street: Brassey 

street; Vittoria street & 119 Watson street 

SCHOOLS. 

Albert Industrial, Corporation road 

Government School of Art, Conway street, John Bentley, 

head master 

St. Anne's National, St. Annestreet, Henry Dean, master; 

Miss Cotharine Fortune, mistress 

All Saints', Bentinck st. Miss Mary Robinson, mistress 

St. James s, Miriam place, Charles Heald, master • Miss 

Catherine McDonald, mistress; Miss Selina Moss infants 

mistress 

St. John's National, Oliver street, John Hall, master; 

Mrs. Jane Watkins, mistress; Mias Mary Fercuson, 

infants mistress 

' 

St. Laurence Roman Catholic Schools, Park street 

Michael Dorgan, master; Miss Elizabeth Wadsworth' 

mistress; Mi»8 Marian Graham, infants' mistress ' 

St. Mary s NaHonal, St, Mary's gate, Walter Starford. 

master; Miss Mary Whitehead, mistress; Miss Jane 

Bromley, infants' mistress 

' 

St. Mary's Infant, 63 Old Chester rd. Mrs. Henrietta 

Blakemore, mistress 

St. Paul's National, Wilbraham st, Rt, Westhead, master 

Holy Trinity National, Trinity street, Wm. Clarke, 

master; Mrs. Elizabeth Carter, mistress; Miss Isabella 

McCollica, infants' mistress 

Holy Trinity, Brook street, Jeremiah Jerrish, master; 

Miss Emma Curphey, mistress; Miss Alice Curphey, 


Roman Catholic, Austin street, Arthur O'Niel, master; 

Mrs. Mary Ann O'Niel, mistress ; Miss Ellen Carroll, 


St. Patrick Roman Catholic, Grange lane 

Church of Our Lady Roman Catholic, Old Bidstone 

road, Joseph Dempsey, master; Miss Mary Adnett, mistress 

; Miss Mary Kennedy, infants' mistress 

United Presbyterian, Alexa"nder Alexander, master 

Wesleyan, Beckwith street, William Butterworth, master ; 

Mrs. .lane Butterworth, mistress 

Hermitage British, Woodchurch rd. John Forbes, master; 

Miss Cowley, mistress 

NEWSPAPERS. 

Birkenhead Sf Cheshire Advertiser, John Oliver, 94 


Birkenhead News, Willmer & Son, 64 & 66 Chester st 

RIVER STEAMERS. 

To LIVERPOOL FROM WOODSIDE.—12.30 a.m. 1 a.m. 

1.30 a.m. 2.30 a.m. 3.30 a.m. 4.30 a.m. 5 a.m. every 15 

minutes until 7.45 a.m.; from then every 10 minutes 

until 7.45 p.m. then every 15 minutes untU II p.m. and 

half-hourly until midnight; on Saturdays every quarter of 

an hour between 8 p.m. and 12 p.m. Fares from 5 a.m. 

until 12 midnight, Id.; from 12.30 to 4.30 a.m. 6d 

To LIVERPOOL FROM TRANMERE.—The steamers st 

nearly similar times, but discontinued at midnight & 

commence running at 5 a.m. Fare Id 

RAILWAYS. 

Birkenhead Joint Railway, general offices k goods star 

tion, Cathcart street, J. Wait, manager; R. E. Johnston, 

engineer. Passenger station. Monk's F'erry, Woodside, 

H. Andrew, station master 

Great Western Raihoay Co. goods department & offices, 

Morpeth dock, Shore road, J. N. Hunt, manager; VV. J. 

Steele, superintendent 

London ^ North Western Railway Co. goods department 

k offices, Cathcart st. John Faulkner, manager j 

receiving k enquiry office, near Woodside Ferry ; James 

Ferry, receiver 

Shrop.khire Union Railway Sf Canal Co. receiving office, 

near Woodside Ferry; James Flick, receiver 

Cheshire Lines' Committee; consisting of the Great 

Northern, Manchester, Sheffield k Lincolnshire, k Midland 

Joint Railway Companies. Goods received at Shore 

Road station, Birkenliead (Williain Walker, agent). 

Agent for Great Northern & Manchester, Sheffield k 

Lincolnshire railways, William Gates, 45 Old Hall street, 

Liverpool; azent for Midland Railway Co. George 

Ellis, Victoria street, Liverpool : chief offices. Central 

station, Liverpool, William English, manager 

CONVEYANCE. 

To Oxton k Claughton.—8 a.m. & every half hour up to 

8 p.m. k 9 p.m 

To Hoylake, from Woodside, via street railway, every 

15 minutes from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m 

From Oxton & Claughton & Birkenhead Park, to Woodside 

Ferry, via street railway, every 10 minutes, from 8.20 

a.m. to 11 p.m 

From Woodside to New Ferry, every 10 minutes, from 

8 a.m. to 11 p.m 

CARRIERS. 

Birkenhead Railway Company, to all parts; goods station 

k offices, Cathcart street 

Bridgewater Trustees, by canal k railway to all parts; 

offices, Cathcart street 

Chaplin k Home, carriers per rail to all parts; otRces, 

Cathcart street 

Great Western Railway Company, carriers per rail to all 

parts; offices, Woodside 

London Sf North Western Railway Company, carriers per 

rail to all parts; offices, Woodside 

The Shropshire Union Canal Sf Railway Company, car 

riers to all parts


BIRKENHEAD STREET DIRECTOEY. 

Abbey street, 197 Cliester street 

13 Evans Rd.& Co. Haydock collieries, 

Charles Edward Ince, agent 

1 Hide Samuel, coal merchant 

2 Frasier Daniel, coal merchant 

4 Hiarginson J. P. k Co. coal merchnts 

5 Wigan Sf Whiston Coal Co. Limited, 

colliery proprietors 

(5 Rylands k Sons, colliery proprietors, 

Robert Henry Bambridge, agent 

7 London Sf North Western Sf Great 

Western Railway Companies 

Weighing Machine, 

L. T. Armitage, agent 

8 & 9 North Western Coal Co. 

J. H. Nichols, manager 

10 Godsell Lewellin, coal merchant 

11 Sankey Brook §• Ashton Green 

Collieries, William Lea, agent 

3 Peacock Thomas, cabinet maker 

3 Midgley Edmund, carpenter 

55 Jackson Robert, lodging house 

.57 Cross John, leather dealer 

."jfi Compton William, beer retailer 

iiS County Hall Sf County Police 

Court Sf Station, 

William Egerton, superintendent 

12 Crompton Samuel, engineer 

14 Wright Thomas, joiner 

16 County Arms hotel, Mrs. Mary Lee 

22 Coats Thomas, beer retailer 

30 Townsend Mrs 

Adelphi street, from 20 Brook street. 

Barrett & Co. aerated water manufr 

28 Barnett George Charlton 

26 Lloyd William 

24 Gunning Alexander 

22 Millar Robert 

Rose Wm. Turner, engineer, kc. 

here is Market street 

11 Marshall George 

15 Neio inn, John Cain 

Albion street, 23 Bridge street. 

13 White John, dairyman 

39 Roberts Edwin, shopkpr. k dairymn 

45 Miles William Robert, horse dealer 

here is Brandon street 

.51 Fallon Patrick, plumber & glazier 

.57 EUis Lilley & Co, steam bleachers k 

dyers. See advert 

75 Matthews Miss Ellen 

.here arc Market street Sf Cross street. 

79 Ade William Henry, seedsman &c 

81 Cottrell Samuel, pork butcher 

83 Shaw Thomas, pawnbroker 

85 Davies & Hancock, grocers 

here is Monk street.... 

97 Short James, shopkeeper 

09 Oakley John, chimney sweeper 

here are Mortimer ter. Sf Brandon st. 

:)6 k 38 Davies Richard, hay & straw dlr 

46 Gerty Andrew, beer retailer 

here is Duncan street.... 

48 Allan Mrs. Mary, lodging house 

.... here are Camperdown Sf Market 

streets, the Market hou.ie Sf Market 

place south 

114 Hurley David, beer retailer 

118 Williams Mrs. Margaret, shopkeepr 

124 Hughes k Jones, brokers & rag dlrs 

Argyle street. Canning street. 

.1 Whittle Mra 

.here are Bridge street Sf John street. 

17 Colbert Charles 

19 Williams John 

21 Walker Mrs 

here is Hamilton square 

-j:.; Wearc Williain Sidney, watch maker 

25 Mott Julius & Son8,wine k spirit mers 

25 Coxon Lambton, dentist 

27 Lancashire Coal Co. Limited, 

William Blount Dobell, sec 

29 Bevan Edwd. watch & clock manufctr 

31 Cross & Floyd, printers & stationers 

33 Mooney Miss Catherine, tobacconist 


ST. PAUL'S CHURCH 

49 Comberbaeh & Co, wine k spirit mers 

I'heatrc Royal 

55 Scott Horatio Wm. carpet warehouse 

57 Smith & Sons, auctioneers 

63 Roberts John k Co. silk mercers &c 

65 Thompson Hy. furnishing ironmongr 

67 Williams Benjamin, hatter 

here is Queen street 

& 71 Hinson&Co.genrl.ironmngrs.&c 

75 Peck Watson & Son, drapers 

81 Makin Edward, hair dresser 

83 Morgan Joseph John, confectioner 

85 Owen William Proctor, photographer 

87 & 89 Mahen John, fish dealer 

here is Conway street 

99 Post Office hotel, Alfred Burton 

here is Oliver street 

105 Sneyd Miss Elizabeth, tobacconist 

here is Back Oliver street 

107 Ellison Richard, refreshment rooms 

109 Moran Thomas, cabinet maker 

here is Grange lane 

..hereare Cleveland street, Elgin st. 

Hamilton square Sf Price street.. 

22 Ricketts Charles, M.D. surgeon 

24 Thompson k Capper, homoeopathic 

chemists 

26 Evans Theophilus, fancy repository 

28 GilbeyW.fe A. wine & spirit merchnts 

28 Gabriel Henry, dentist 

32 Stewart Hamilton, perfumer 

34 Stewart Alexr. chemist & dentist 

36 James John Henry, glass & china 

warehouse 


•38 Nicholson Henry, chemist 

40 Frost Miss Mary Ann, fancy repostry 

42 Drew George, hosier &c 

44 Hambleton Thomas, watch maker 

46 Jones Edward, music seller 

48 Howe Joseph, tailor k draper 

50 & 79 Bragg Isaac, linen draper, mil 

liner & undertaker 

here is Lorn street 

52 Keizer Lawrence&Co.fancy repository 

54 Britten Thomas, linen draper 

56 Pashley William Charles, carver & 

gilder & dealer in artists' materials 

58 Herbert William Mundy, draper 

00 Macalpine & Co. confectioners 

62 Dale Wm. k Co, wine k spirit mers 

64 Speight William, boot maker 

60 k 68 Williams Samuel (late Williams 

& Evans), general house,8teamship 

k office furnisher. See advert 

here is Marion street 

72 Price Joseph Strongitharm, coal mer 

72 Bott Thomas & Co. watch & clock 

manufacturers, opticians k silversmiths, 

importers &c 

74 Comber Edmund, milliner 

76 Cartwright David W. provision dealer 

78 Davis Ellis k Richard, bakers 

.. here is Conway street 

80 Cooke Kendle, chemist 

82 Howes.Edward, butcher 

84 Kennedy James, milliner 

94 Ellis James, coal dealer 

here is Oliver street 

96, 98& \00 Argyle /lo^.DennisGrannell 

Prince of Wales Theatre 

104 Moran Miss Green, cabinet maker 

106 Pryall James, tailor 

108 Hodifôn Alfred Rd. toLacconist 

110 Cottrell William, butcher 

112 Reed Wm. window blind manufctr 

114 George Sf Dragon, Thomas Steele 

here is Grange lane 

Arthur street,/roni Price street. 

100 Kidger Mrs 

98 Johnson William, boiler maker 

96 Marther Mrs 

94 Edwards Joseph 

92 Chapman Mrs 

90 Curtis George, joiner 

88 Frame William, blacksmith 

86 McLachlan Thomas, shopkeeper 

22 Williams Brothers, grocers 

20 Bravey Henry, greengrocer 

18 Cass Tamer, draper 

16 Maddock Thomas, boot maker 

12 Huiican James, shopkeeper 

10 Hodrine Frederick, shopkeeper 

17 West James, grocer 

19 Keenan Owen, butcher & grocer 

23 Jones Robert, eating house 

25 Horton William, butcher 

27 Smith Henry, baker 

Atherton street, 256 Grange lane. 

Wright John, mason & builder 

Paterson Thomas, joiner & builder 

Austin street, 99 Grange lane. 

1 Jenkins John 

8 Masterson Miss Mary, dress maker 

Roman Catholic Schools 

Back Beckwith st. 94 Vittoria st. 

Clary Patrick, beer retailer 

Back Price st. from 207 Price st. 

Hill Mrs. Ann. marine stores 

87 Hunt William, coal dealer 

111 Newport Thomas, shoe maker 

Back St. Anne st. Cathcart 

8 Short John, shopkeeper 

street. 

Barton street, 30 Oxton road. 

4 Jones Mrs. Laura, dress maker 

12 R'gby John 

13 Wing William 

19 Stevens William, boiler maker 

Beaufort road, continuation oj 

Corporation road. 

Crowe, Williams & Co. timber & slate 

mers. Birkenhead timber grounds 

Baylitf George, Wirrall iron foundry 

Clay, Inman k Co. Birkenhead forge 

Fraiser Mrs. Ann, dining rooms 

Graving Dock hotel, Enoch Evan 

Graving Docks, Edwd. Gittins, sec 

Brassey Thomas & Co. Canada, iron 

works 

Logan Edward, copper merchant 

(Birkenhead dock works) 

Beck-with street, Eldon street. 

27 Gray Mrs. Elizabeth, shopkeeper 

29 Chalmers Alexander 

31 Hughes Hugh, carpenter 

33 Parkhill George, shipwright 

35 Davies David, carpenter 

37 Jones Mrs. Mary, lodging house 

41 'Traynor James 

43 Culpitt George 

45 Thompson Nicholas 

47 Haward James, sugar boiler 

49 Moore Alexander, shipwright 

here is Park street 

75 Rankin David, joiner 

here is Watson street 

79 Dnckett "Thomas, grocer 

81 Goode John, shopkeeper

46 BIRKENHEAD. 

BECKWITH STREET—continued. 

83 Hughes Nicholas, herbalist 

85 Price Mrs. Eliza, shopkeeper 

87 Morgan William, boot & shoe maker 

91 Pratt Frederick, refreshment rooms 

93 Hooper John, shopkeeper 

95 Forrest Joseph, rail er 

99 Stewart James 

103 Wane Thomas 

105 Leatherwood Miss Sarah, shopkeepr 

here is Cathcart street 

123 Commercial hotel, John Robertson 

125 Ker Isaac, shopkeeper 

131 Davies Thomas, provision dealer 

here is Hope street 

133 Chesworth Thomas, beer retailer &c 

137 Roberts William, cab proprietor 

145 O'Connor Edward, shopkeeper 

185 Park hotel, Fredk. Henry Cavill 

193 Gouldson Mrs 

195 Bank cf Ireland, Williain Cutler 

."554 Miller Alexander 

3.52 Anderson Ellis 

350 Dransfield Thomas 

348 Butler John 

346 Fox Charles 

344 Starling James 

342 McGowan William 

ST. ANN'S CHURCH. 

358 Jackney John, shopkeeper 

here is Livingstone street 

208 Carter Edward, milk dealer 

206 Steen Benjamin, joiner 

188 Gouldson William, shopkeeper 

186 Laycock James 

110 Phillips Michael, tailor 

98 Thomas John, herbalist 

86 Star hotel, William Rigby 

82 Calligan John, greengrocer 

66 Lord Miss 

66 Storey Thomas 

62 Croshaw John, painter 

Harkness Jas. k Son, joinrs. & bu ildrs 

here is Park .street 

48 Gaskarth William, grocer 

42 Simmonds Richard, lodging house 

30 Johnstone William, joiner 

28 Butterworth William 

WESLEYAN SCHOOLS. 

here is Eldon street 

16 Orme Edwin 

14 Scott George John 

10 Morland John 

10 Morland Mrs. Elizabeth, dress maker 

8 Henney Thomas John 

6 Evans Evan, boiler maker 

here i.t Lee street 

Davies Edward k Son, coach buildrs 

Belmont, 107 Oxton road. 

1 Holzberg Augustus 

3 Huma Mrs 

5 Royle William 

7 Higgles Mrs 

13 Lewin Henry 

Belmont grrove. 

12 Derby street, Oxton road. 

1 Dean Charles 

3 Craven George Beaumont 

5 Beard Mrs 

7 Simpson Leonard 

2 Finlayson Mrs 

2 Finlayson James 

8 Bell Robert Rae 

Bentinck street, 181 Conway street. 

1 & 3 Page Joseph, coal dealer 

7 Carter Ihomns, cabinet maker 

9 Apperson Mrs. Eliza, shopkeeper 

here is Fore street 

15 Nisbet Mrs. Agnes, beer retailer 

25 Moles James, tieer retailer 

here is Crown street 

27 Simon William, furniture de.iler 

29 Kehoe Mrs. Mary, lodging hou.se 

31 McCallister John, lodging house 

33 Simon Henry, shipwright 

37 Arthur James, grocer 

here is Rose street 

CHESHIRE. 

Chester hotel, Robert Colquitt 

47 Martin Robert, shopkeeper 

here is Moon street 

49 Makin Thomas, mattress maker 

59 Farrelly Joseph, beer retailer 

here is Sun street 

63 Medcalf Townley, beer retailer 

71 Willcox Christian, shopkeeper 

73 Hughes Thomas, beer retailer 

here is Gladstone street 

75 Booth William, shopkeeper 

83 Saul Martin, shoe maker 

here is Lowther street 

84 Tweedle John, grocer 

89 McClane Mrs. Margaret, lodging ho 

91 Ellis John, shopkeeper 

95 Blakley John, beer retailer 

here is Brougham street 

101 Griffiths Mrs. Mary,earthenwai'e dlr 

107 Hughes George, shopkeeper 

here is Bright st. Sf Bentinck terrace. 

4 Stretch Peter, shopkeeper 

28 Roberts William, tailor 

34 Jerrard John, waterman 

All Saints' School 

Birkenhead Market Mouse. 

SHOPS. 

1 Byrne John, basket maker 

2 &'3 Blake Mrs. Ann, butcher 

4 & 5 Byrne Michael, butcher 

0 & 7 Hilton William, butcher 

8 Lloyd Henry, butcher 

Market Office, 

Thomas Gregory, inspector 

9 Amor Thomas, butcher 

10 Huxley Thomas, butcher 

11 Slack thoraas, butcher 

12 Hinton Thomas, butcher 

13 k 14 Nelson James, grocer 

15 » 16 McMahon Peter, provisn. mer 

17 Mealor Joseph, butcher 

18 Cottrell Saml. Matthew, pork butclir 

20 Ray Mrs. Jane, umbrella maker 

21 Audsley John, draper 

22 Babb Cyrus, pork butcher 

24, 25, 26 & 27 Kaighin Cliristian, 

basket dealer k white cooper 

28 Allen Mrs. Ann, fancy bazaar 

29 & 30 Watson David, white cooper 

31 Tidswell Mrs. Elizabeth, bookseller 

32 Yeo Mrs. Martha, provision dealer 

33,34 k 35'Timmons John, grocer & 

provision dealer 

36 Teece Mrs. Elizabeth, provision dlr 

38 Griraney James, fishmonger 

39 & 40 Hodgson John B. fislimonger k 

poulterer 

4,2 Birkenhead [Sf British Workman's 

Cocoa Rooms, 

Miss Lydia Hulmes, manageress 

43 k 44 McGrath Mrs. Amelia, hosier 

STALLS. 

Vernon John, seedsman 

Turner John, nurseryman 

Savin William, butcher 

Saunders Joseph, butcher 

Thompson George, butcher 

Huxley Edward, butcher 

Miller William, butcher 

Fowles James, butcher 

Fowles Joseph, butcher 

Jones Miss Elizabeth, butcher 

Roberts Miss Ann, butcher 

Miller John, butcher 

Adams Mrs. Maria, butcher 

Goddard Richard, butcher 

Sherlock John, butcher 

Edge Mrs. Mary Ann, butcher 

Fowles Joseph, butcher 

Reid William, china k glass dealer 

Cullen John, china k glass dealer 

Gates Mrs. Catherine,fishmonger 

Teece Joseph, fishmonger 

Sudlow George, fruiterer 

Larkin Michiiel, greengrocer 

McLellan William, nurseryman 

Moss Mrs. Anne, greengro

DIRECTORY.] 

15 Donaldson Mrs. Jane, lodging house 

here ia Albion atreet 

17 & '21 Dysart k Co. coal merchants 

23 Amer Stephen & Son, bookbinders 

27 Overseers' Office, 

James Fawcett k \ assistant 

Griffith Rees ) overseers 

29 American temperance hotel. 

James Whitaker 

here is Hamilton street 

33 & 35 Rains Miss 

......here are Argyle street if Sand 

ford street 

Ill Stronere Mrs 

113 Walker William, railway agent 

115 Williams William 

117 Kennedy Joseph 

121 KUley David 

123 Griffith John Philip 

125 Whilley Mrs 

127 Thompson Joseph 

129 Hind John 

137 Hughes Mrs 

...here ia Lord street 

139 Coomber Edmund Nathaniel 

141 Gales James, ship owner 

143 Wilson William, dock master 

145 Miles William Robert, horse dealer 

147 Ward Abraham 

149 Glazebronk Richard 

151 Day William 

157 French James 

159 Owens William 

161 Costin William, beer retailer 

163 Lewis Mrs 

litre ia Taylor street 

PILLAR LETTER Box 

167 Grapes inn, William Oliver Gray 

169 Hinds Simeon, painter 

171 Fairs Mrs. Agnes, lodging house 

here is Park .street 

205 Sun inn, Joshua Jone.s 

22 Wildgoose John, eating house 

24A, Ditchfield Brothers, tea k coO'ee ^ 

warehouse 

28 Chadwick John, coal merchant 

30 Quick William & Co. accountants 

32 Office of the Collector of Government 

Taxes, Rd» Ackerly, colleccr 


34 Jones Chas. pharmaceutical chemist 

38 Kaighin William Henry 

40 Bisset John, master mariner 

42 Smith Mrs 

.52 Sellars John Carrington 

54 Caldecott Mrs 

56 Steward John 

60 Strogan Peter 

«2 Bailitf Mrs 

04 Morton William 

66 Turner Captain Jobn 

68 Jackson Thomas 

70 Bagnolds Misses 

72 Hurnell Edward 

74 Thomas Edward 

76 Rogers Mrs 

78 Parker Mrs 

here is A rgylc .street 

100 Dysart Johu 

104 VVhitby Williani 

here is Sand ford street 

126 Henghan RohL-rt, joiner 

128 Allis Thomas 

132 Mody Bommejee Moromejce 

Jiere is Lord street 

138 Davison Henry & Sons, paint manufacturers 

140 Green Richard 

142 Clark James, eating house 

Marsden John k Son, brass foundrs 

Bickley Joseph, blacksinilli 

156 Nicol Charles 

156 Stokes Samuel, dock roaster 

Marsden Hinde & Co.iron merchts 

Crowe, Williams k Co. timber mers 

Bright street. 

2 Hiltnn Henry, shopkeeper 

5 Jones George, 8ho|d4ee|>ei- 

CHESHIRE. 

Brook plaee,yr0/n 80 Price street. 

35 Wyllie James, shopkeeper & smith 

Brook street, 20 Chapel street. 

1 Johnson James 

3 Jones Edward, joiner 

5 Steele Mrs 

7 Price Thomas 

9 Nelson George 

17 Motfaft Mrs 

19 Bell Willi.im 

21 Austin William, master mariner 

here is Camden street 

63 Roberrs Mrs. Elizabeth, beer retailer 

73 Firth Thomas 

81 Bartley James, shopkeeper 

91 Griffiths Joseph, beer retailer 

95 Griffitlis John, tailor 


Ill Douglas Alexander, plasterer 

121 Duckett William 

151 Warnoek John, shopkeeper 

here is Watson .street 

155 Briscoe Thomas, baker 

Burden Martin, coal dealer 

199 Pearson George, fish dealer 


205 Radford William, shopkeeper 

245 Storer John Richard, engineer 

247 Jack James 

251 Hughes Robert 

253 Friendship James 

255 Warley Joseph 

257 Ison John 

259 Wyer David, lodging house 

261 Deaville George 

263 Bredson Robert Quail 

267 Turner Richard, joiner 

here is Victoria street 

285 Cooper James, shopkeeper 

275 Moore William, stevedore 

here is Lydia terrace 

347 Matthias James, shopkeeper 

369 Ollerhead Samuel, agent to the 

Union Friendly Society 

377 Johnstone Mrs. Maria, shopkeeper 

379 Croghaii Patrick, news agent 

here is Arthur street 

370 Devine Peter, coal dealer 

368 Cottage inn, Henry Sutton 

364 Simpiron Wm. Henry, shopkeeper 

362 Hall James, s-hopkeeper 

here are Arthur street, Maddcck 

street ,Livi ngutone stnet, 

street if Victoria street 

244 Nishet Alexander, engine fitter 

242 Mcintosh Donald, engineer 

240 Metcalfe Charles, plumber 

238 Mottiitt John, engineer 

2;36 Galley Saranel, blacksmith 

here is Charles street 

230 Milligan George, joiner 

2-28 Horton .lohn 

220 Gibbon Tliomas 

224 Ellis Samuel, farrier 

222 Buliner Jaiiie.s 

220 Sloan Edward, iron moulder 

218 Pollack William 

214 Jackson Peter, plasterer 

hero is Cathcart .street.... 

204 Quinn .Mrs. Jaue, milk dealer 

202 Wehl) John, heer retailer 

200 Taylor William, beer retailer 

172 Do\le Jama4, coal dealer k butcher 

here i-s Watson street 

VJH Graham Edward, agent for Union 

Friendly Society 

144 Hall Andrew, beer retailer 

130 Jones John, boot & shoe maker 

122 Alpin John, shopkeeper 

here is Park .\treet 

120 Martin Mis. F-lizabetli, beer retlr 

94 AntrnbuR Richard 

92 Hattrick John, carpenter 

. .here i.s Russell street 

90 Mumfltt .Mis 

30 Wild Robert 

28 Blair Peter, engineer 

20 Walmsley Mrs 

BIRKENHEAD. 47 

24 Harbourd Edward 

22 Teitc John 

here is Lord 

street.. 

•20 Diithey John, builer maker 

18 Jones Mrs 

16 Waymiss William, joiner 

14 Davies William 

12 Simpson Archibald 

10 Byron Thomas, joiner 

8 Jones Edward 

6 Askew Christopher 

4 Watkin Albion, boot maker 

Camden street, 01 Brook street. 

9 Greenop Mrs. Margaret, shopkeeper 

• • • here is Price .•street 

2.5 Spencer Henry, painter 

29 Young George, engineer 

33 Salkeld James, carpet planner 

35 Jackson James 

here is Conway .street 

89 Harrison Mrs 

91 liomersall Mrs 

95 Vaughan Ambrose 

95 Vaughan Miss Isabella, ladies" 

seminary 

97 Mudge Mrs 

99 Benson Andrew, engineer 

4 Roberts Miss Elizabeth, beer retailer 

8 Burgess Wm. inspector of nuisances 

10 Humphrey John 

12 Baker Henry, stone mason 

here is Price street 

14 Dodd Thomas 

16 Williams Rev. John [Baptist] 

18 Hamilton Mrs 

20 Stevenson John, boiler maker 

22 Green John, stationer 

24 Fumival William, coach builder 

here ai'e Market street Sf Beckwi.tli st. 

82 Wttttleworth John, boot maker 

84 Crown hotel, Thomas Blackhurst 

86 Armitage Mrs 

88 Hopkins Joseph 

90 Read Rev. George, B.A. [surrogate] 

92 Irving Robert 

94 Crawford Walter 

96 Jones John 

100 Evans David Lewis 

102 Guirron Samuel Y. brewer 

Camperdown st. 35 Hamilton t^t. 

14 Chester Walter, joiner 

17 Jones Richard, warehouseman 

Berner 

23 Buckley Tliomas, lodging house 

Canning: street, Hamilton strat. 

1 Pier hotel, Edward Colston Thomas 

5 Flinn M. marble mason 

7 Twirghton Thomas 

9 Redhead John 

43 Griffith William 

45 Macmahon Peter 

49 Campbell Mrs 

51 Kerr Mrs 

55 Barclay Mrs 

57 Ewing W. C 

69 Hay James 

61 Dysart John 

here is Sandford sfrert 

69 Edgeton hotel, John Allen 

97 Uichard:" James Henry 

99 London hotel, Geoi-ge Dickens 

here is Lord street 

Middleton Harrison, tiiiilier merchant, 

Morpeth stea:ii saw \: 

joinery mills 

Cannon hill, sec Park road .youth. 

Cannon mount, see Park roud .south. 

Cathcart street, Corporation 

here is Beckwith street 

112 Burley Mrs 

114 Johnson Walter 

here is St. Anne street 

iG Hushes Thomas 

•JO Aston Henry 

78 Hyams John, dealer in birds 


road.


CATHCART STREET—continued. 

68 Jones David, shopkeeper 

here is Brook street 

56 "ryack Mrs 

52 Warrall Samuel, shopkeeper 

50 Drysdale Andrew, droper 

here is Ncipier street........ 

48 Bickley Joseph, farrier 

here is Cleveland street 

Dickinson William, boat builder 

Morris P. k Co. oil & color works 

23 Smith Robert, machine broker 

25 Porter James Thomas 

Cochran & Co. boiler makers 

45 Thompson Robert 

49 Mitchell Mrs. Sarah, herbalist 

here are Brook street Sf Wood street. 

61 Ohair Jobn, diver 

63 Timmins Isaac 

67 Gibbs Henry 


77 & 79 Anchor inn, Wm. Williams 

85 McManus Hy. Tarrance, herbalist 

here is St. Anne street 

89 Birkenhead Barytes Co, Limited, 

William Sharpe, sec 


123 Waters Patrick, shopkeeper 

here is Dover street 

135 Edmondson George, shopkeeper 

143 Routledge John, beer retailer 

here is Edgar street 

Catherine street, 205 Oliver street. 

2 Berff Mrs 

6 Powell & Russell, dress makers 

8 Wensman John Claridge 

Chapel street, 17 Cleveland street. 

6 Orr William, carpenter 

8 Gregory Edward, lodging house 

10 Maccabe Miss Margaret, shopkeeper 

12 Hayden James, beer retailer 

14 Jones Evan, joiner 

20 k 22 I'arry Hugh, grocer 


28 Phillips Mrs. Martha, shopkeeper 

30 Davies Henry, shopkeeper 

32 Thomas Richard, blacksmith 

34 Price Thomas, shipwright 


5 Hewitt Robert, lodging house 

7 Worrall James, ferryman 

9 Pritcbard Richard 

here is Willaston place 

11 Bird-in-Hand, Robert Clayton 

13 Skillen James, shoe maker 

15 Dodd John, lodging house 

17 Downing John, furniture dealer 

19 Matthews Thomas, shoe maker 

25 Cheeseright Matthew Hy. dairyman 

27 Lamb J oseph, surgeon 

Chester street. 

WOODSIDE FERRY STAGE 


Woodside Ferry Offices, 

Capt. Robert E. Pinliey 

FERRY BUILDINGS:— 

1 Roberts Rt.&Co.tea&cofFee dlrs 

1 Boyden Patrick, confiectioner 

3 Mooney Miss Cath. tobacconist 

3 Bankes Meyrick, coal merchnt. 

John Wallworth, agent 

C POST, MONEY 

3 < TELEGRAPH OFFICE & 

( SAVINGS BANK, 

Mary Ann Haughton, mngrs 

4 Hoylake Sf Birkenhead Tramway 

Co. Jas. Goulding, man 

4 Sellars J. C. F.c.s. manufacturing 

chemist 

London Sf North Western §• 

Great Western Co.'s Passenger 

Stations 

. .here is Roue brae Sc Church street.. 

37 HutchinsonMrs.Margaretjlodgng.bo 

39 Forsyth James, joiner 

41 Burgess Mrs. Jane, lodging house 

43 Fitzmaiirice Mrs. Elizbh. lodgng. ho 

45 Droii George Fleming, plumber &c 

CHESHIRE. 

47 Booth Mrs. Catharine, lodging ho 

49 Johns Henry, coffee house 

51 Clarke George & Son, brass founders 

& finishers 

53 Rosser Joseph, lodging house 

93 Mercer J. & T. coal merchants 

95 Wenham Lake Ice Stores, 

H. T. Ropes & Co. proprtrs 

97 The Craven Rooms, 

William Mason, keeper 

99 & 101 Middleton Robert, indiarubber 

stores 

Chadwick Jobn, coal merchant 

103 Dickie Miss Catherine,lamp&oil dlr 

107 Thomas David, eating house 

liere is Pilgrim street 

109 k 111 Clarendon hotel, Edward 

Denmaii 

117 Lamb George & Co. cart owners 

117 Dickie k Son, timber dealers 

12.5 Luther Edward M. tobacconist 

131 Castle hotel, Richard Coates 

.here are Ivy st. Sf Old Priory rd... 

133 Dutton Jobn, chemist 

135 k 137 Hope Thomas, draper 

139 American Clothing Co. 

John Jones, man 

144 WiIliamsJohnDavies,boot&shoe ma 

143 Kaighin Wm. Hy. The Brush mart 

145,147 k 149 Worrall WilUam k Sons, 

drapers 

151 k 153 Gilbertson Thomas & Sons, 

flour dealers 

rWilkinson Thos. Goodall, grocer 

155 < POST k MONEY ORDER 

(. OFFICE 

157 Higgings John Cliflfe, undertaker 

159 Duckworth Wm. dogger & boot nia 

161 Timmins Charles k Co. grocers 

163 Reeves Thomas, greengrocer 

165 Raby William Smith, tobacconist 

167 Sykes William, ironmonger 

169 Peake Mrs. Louisa, saddler 

171 Rankes James, shopkeeper 

173 Welsby & Deakin,wine & spirit mers 

/tej'c is St. Mary's gate. 

175 Singleton William & Sons, bakers 

177 Ambler Thomas, chemist 

179 Grade Robert, pawnbroker 

181 Barnes Stephen, fishmonger 

183 Irving Little & Co. ship chandlers 

185 Tetley Joseph, china shop 

187 Turtle James, greengrocer 

189 Collins Hugh, shopkeeper 

191 Mackie William, shopkeeper 

193 Sharpies John, confectioner 

195 Connell Edward, pork butcher k 

cabinet maker 

197 British Workman's cocoa rooms 

(Frederick Gore, manager) 

here is Abbey street 

199 Jones' temperance hotel, Edward 

Jones 

201 Davis Thomas, news agent &c 

203 Shaw Stephen, fisherman 

205 Griffiths Tbos.greengro. & cart ownr 

209 Jones Edward, boot & shoe maker 

here is Eton place 

215 Williams Mrs. Mary, shopkeeper 

here is Windsor place 

219 Howat Charles, shopkeeper 

221 Curwen Mrs. Julia Mary, milliner 

225 Pegg Ezra, shopkeeper 

ORDER & 229 & 231 Marsh Thomas, grocer 

Jwreis Tory place 

235 Thomas Richard, coal dealer 

235 Whitaker William, milk dealer 

here are Commerce street Sf I'ranmere. 

2 Woodside hotel, William Harbridge. 

See advert 

4 Evans Thomas & Son, coach proprs 

6 Woodside hotel vaults, William 

Harbridge 

Miles Edward M. livery stable keeper, 

(Woodside Hotel yard) 

8 St. George's Steam Tug Co.'s 

Works, Jobn Griffiths, manager 

14 Blundell Jonathan & Son, colliery 

owners, Henry Crowther, agent 

Jiere is Bridge street 

[POST OFFICE 

16 Queen's Arms hotel, Jas. Halladay 

18 Brewitt William, eating house 

20 Hamlet inn, Mrs. Margaret Ann 

Wynn 

22 Roberts Dvd.Son&Co.timber mers.&e 

. .here is Brandon street 

60 Saxon Martin, livery stables 

62 Cameron William, confectioner 

64 & 66 Willmer Chas. k Son, printers 

68 Wirral Water Co. (The), 

George Miller, secretary 

86 Ranelagh hotel Sf restaurant, Chas. 

Berry 

.... here is Market street 

92 Lloyd John, tailor 

94 British Workman Public House 

Co. Lim. David Thomas, manager 

96 Cook Miss Maria, music teacher 

9Q Cook E. S. & E. drapers 

Legg, Stewart & Hope, boot mkr3.&c 

100 & 102 Stewart James, hatter 

104 & 106 Hope & Lee, tailors, hatters 

k outfitters 

here is Cross street §• Monk street.. 

108 Bake & Co. grocers 

Trayner W. draper & hosier 

,.. here is Lower Ivy street 

124 TJie Feathers, Thomas Walker 

126 Gent Peter, hair dresser 

128 & 130 Mackie k Gladstone, wine k 


132 Aleock Mrs. Mary Ann 

134 Eccles Robert, butcher 

136 Fairclough Henry, miller & baker 

138 Raby Wm. Smith, furniture broker 

140 Donnelly Thomas, boot maker 

144 Collins Frederick, hair dresser & 

umbrella maker 

here is Grane street 

146 Birkenhead Arms, Robert Jordon 

152 Hardacre Richard, joiner 

156 Bett James, joiner 

158 Allen Thomas, saw maker 

160 Marsden William, shopkeeper 

162 McKernan James, cooper 

164 Shipman Henry, furniture dealer 

166 Davidson David, bird dealer 

168 Hodskinson William, boot maker 

170 Palmer William, newsagent 

174 Wild Thomas, tallow chandler 

here is Mersey street 

176 Miller Mrs. Mary, shookeeper 

182 Manor Arms hotel, Edward Dean 

184 Kilshaw John Foster, provision dlr 

186 McCarty Matthew, dyer 

190 Hardacre Robert, joiner 

192 Williams Albert, china shop 

192 Ryan John, marine store dealer 

194 Duchess of Edinburgh, Robert 

Firth, Hirasworth 

210 Billington Thomas, tailor 

214 Evans Joseph, tinplate worker 

216 Golden Lion, Edwd. Jones Bate 

224 Sharpies George, general smith 

226 Mashiter Jsph. saddle k harnessmkr 

228 Hulmston John, shopkeeper 

230 k 232 Holt Thos. wine & spkit mer 

..here is Waterloo place Sf Tranmere.. 

234 The Shakespeare, Richard Dixon 

here is New Chester road 

Church, street, 15 Chester street. 

25 Goodwin Mrs 

27 Davies Mrs 

29 Schoil Charles 

31 Robinson John 

33 Rae Mrs 

35 Pitt Rev. Alexander 

37 Moxon William 

39 Griffith Griffith 

41 English William 

here is Short street.. 

43 Legge Henry James 

45 Haswell Charles 

47 Scott David 

49 Hooker Mrs. Fannv, lodsine house 

51 Dutton Mrs -' o s 

53 Ashby Mrs. Francis, lodging house 

•55 Davies Mrs 

57 Dicken Richard

UHiQwnirw] 

fl& Hodgson John 

67 McMillan James 

69 Downham William 

79 Newion Joseph 

7aOrlttlUiiMrt 

77 Haughton Mi* 

70 Clara James 

•I Joiiksnu Uuhsrt 

HSPitrker Hiifh 

86 Uuuller Mrs 

67 Gittins Wllltaro 

60 liudgsun CiiarlM, lodifliig house 

lli SiuItU Mrs 

14 Hrown Mrs 

16 Ward Mrs 

18 Kennedy John 

20 Heathcock Joseph 

26 Redhead Thomas 

7-iClsments J. H. family k private hotel 

here ia Pilgrim street 

iO Great Weatirr.H /lo^tt/.Ths.Eldt-nihaw 

here it Ivy atreet 

94 Fllon Patriok 

86 Bourne James 

WmHead Quartere \it Cheihire Rifl.e 

Yolunteere, 

Sergeant Baker, resident officer 

108 Head Quartere i$t Chenhire En 

gineer Volunteers, 

Major Walker, resident officer 

ST. MAay'eCuDHOH 

CfiJSSBlBIU') 

Btfkotthend Mnoio HaU C4. Urn. 

W. E. Hinde, sec 

305 Jones Mrs. Williain, ladies' school 

here ore Somerset pi, |r Pari rd. south 

2 Conway Armt hotel, Jas. HoliiU 

4 PranciM Jowiub, upholiMrsr 

0 Haul lUuliuni, Uliur 

8 CttlllHter Robert, painter 

10 Allorutl Mm. Murjr, dressmaker 

ID Kiitur llaiiry, urtlvt 

14 Hukiir Juliit, aili»t 

16 itttlltuii Juiiaihuu, carpenter 

18 llibetHon John Goodwin, lodging ho 

XO UllisJuhn, buildur 

M Uiidorwoud Thomas 

24 BruMey Joseph, commercial traveller 

26 Thomas John, lodging bouite 

30 Puursuu Thomas, plaaterer 

32 WillittiiiH William Ailree, plumber 

34 Fiidier John, joiuer 

36 Fibher Henry, joiner 

38 Hughes Edward 

4U k 42 Corrie J uueph, auctioneer 

44 Gulborne Mrs 

50 Hay Jobn, baker 

54 Gullowuy k Cu. aerated water ipaufrs 

60 Alkiu George k Co. potters 

68 Barker William 

htre ia Camden atreet 

80 Henderson David, seedsman. See 

advert 

82 McCallum Dougsld 

84 Sorge Hy. Phillips, profssr. of music 

86 Pieix^b Edward 

Clarendon street, Oxton road. 

here is Hemingford 

Dodd Samuel, cowkeeper 

W Williams Hugh, boot dciboe maker 

road,... 

9U JoneH Thomas, sliuukeeper 

02 Maddock Samuel, lodging home 

96 Hardy Jame», ludiîiig liuiue 

Olaugbton roftd, 33 Convoy etreet. 

98 5111lcr Robert 

1 Huvtles William, grocer 

102 Williams Richard, painter 

3 8tewart Jolm, iruiterer 

here ia Parkfleld avenue.... 

6 Byrne Michael, butcher 

I'M l.niige Leopold 

Tie9 Fey Mrs. Eliza, pawnbroker Spurke Misses (Grauhnm lodge) 

Acrs ia Davit atrctt 

Pilchard Richard WlUiauw, J.P. 

11 llu8kiniK)n Edward, cab proprietor (Parktieid house) 

]!) RuMcll MioR Jane, shopkeetjer 166 MorrallTbumoit.proviitiou merchant 

i!)AC 17 Petty Tbos. Roberts, cabinet ma 1118 Duvia IMiau, joiner 

.here ia Kendall street 17-4 Griffiths Williuiii, |uiner 

lull 21 TheQuaen's Hall Co. Limited, \i']t} Reuwick Mrs. Elisa, lodging houae 

178 Yule Johu, Wiiuer 

here ia Groenfleld atreet 

Qeorge John Davia, seo 

lO lllslr Edward, cunfeLiluiier 

8&Tiiutk Mrs. Elizabeth, greengrocer 

il Duwn Mrs Jane, furrier 

D8 Uroukea William Henry, guusmuh 

33 Edwards Johu, lodging liuuae 

86 (.'liappell Cleiuiiit, cabiîel luuker 

17 CuttUa Mias 

SB 81uan Jamea, lodging house 

41 k 43 Bleakley Alek. builder & cuolctr 

47 bird Iluiiry, lodging houae 

41 Evaiia Thuuioa, pluattrer 

61 MuCrudeii Thomua, lodging hou*t; 

UJuuea Williaui Henry, lieer leiiîler 

here ia Wesley afreut 

bh It 07 Owen Jo»e|>h, picture Innne ma 

W Held Wlllhun Henry, boot maker 

tl Uuore John, tailor 

ttlVircoran Patrick 

e& Uluiidell lleury Sleight, piUit 

61 Hurray John, cuach builder 

OB Courtney Uiaa Ann, lodgiutf houae 

79 Grant Jsiiica, Joiner 

7b Vao EdwHrd, provialou dealur 

77 I'urdu William Henry, Joiner k bldr 

7S littlierinuton Joaeph, maater uturmer 

111'rsnun Williaiu, engiuter 

HI ee John, warahuuaeuiHU 

178A, Goulilaon Joai.pb, painter 

IHi) Brocking George 

162 Hu^bea John, huuae agent 

184 4c 186 Beech James, tailor 

here ia Exvtouth atreet 

192 Campbell Mias Margaret, dreaa ma 

196 Greeu Jamea, lud|riiig houae 

108 Jofieit i^dwaid, lodging houite 

2UU Williama Hubert Urittilha, commercial 

traveller 

202 Fraser William Henry, upholaterer 

2U4 Dobauu Mra. Anu, lodging huuae 

206 Calloway Mra 

2Uri MaiuThomas 

210 Jonea Edward Vâughan, droper 

212 Tunstall Miaa Alice, dreaa maker 

214 Brown Francia, Joiner 

216 Nugent Mrs. Margaret, lodging ho 

222 Hurriaoii Isaac, houae ugeiit 

224 Roberta Hugh, ulaaterer 

2:^ Roberta k llugliea, plaaterera 

Clayton atreet, 18 Oxton 

2 Beuttie John 

21 Jouea Miaa Mary, milliner 

It KdHsnia Seymour Johu, b»ll hangeip airather Rennet, puiuier 

M IUI|iiii William, sliupkeeper 

IB Uu||«n Usury, cabiuet maker 

II King Usury Charles, muaier mariuer 

ttiidtaJohn, lodghig houae 

16 Ho&y Charlea, draughtainun 

M Blake Mrs. Margaret, buiuher 

M Utfwoud MlasSuaao, lodging houae 

8101 I'sltersun Jamea, accouutaut 

lli>liiing Gaorge 

Uueam JSUUM, ludgiog kuuse 

Oleveland street, 19 Hamilton 

'iti kturiuws Jukii Rdward 

WauU CiiAvai. 

JKMie a««.AH4. U^.'Wlu. PUol V^ Williama Uritf 

road. 

aq. 

CoMliUliUATlOIIAI. CUUBCil 

6 Tate John 

» ('urre Mra. Eleanor, Mgiutf houae 

IU Clarke Audrew, MgiB^ houae 

12 Robuiaun Mra. Uaouah, ludgiug bo 

14 Colter Arthur 

16 Beck Mis 

16 Beck Joseph lUUton 

Q|;]»)^Hyi«^4i,^^ 49 

24 Kerr Mrs 

hernia Sandford street 

48 Hough Richard, lodging lipuae 

50 Morris Thomas, boiler maker 

62 ^yik§of Edinburgh, Aiulw. Moonry 

here it Lard ttrept 

lUi Moore Thoinas, iûddlsr 

Public Weighing Mnokina, 

Wm. MoOowan, luauamir 

.. ... ...Asri ie Wattun atreet 

00 Jonea Jubn, pawitbruk«r 

I7U Jones Ed win, boot k ahoe maker 

172 Williams Richer^, tU

lis 

BIllKBNHBAD. 

CLIPTON JioAD—centinuîf. 

tl Jones John 

S3 Leighton Mrs 

Johnston Jobn, contractor 

Sfi Gregory Thuroai, supt. of market 

87 Knott Alexander 

(I Wllaun William 

B Lewis William 

10 Boothroyd John] 

U Kelly William 

14 littlrlck Jamea 

16 HIggett Anthony 

18 Gelley Williain 

SO Farmer Albert 

22 Lee John 

26 Wren Thomas 

28 Drape John 

Olvryd atreet. 

16 Morgan William, sUlpwrlght 

18 Fobter Joseph 

SO Edwards David 

82 Layman Mrs 

24 George Edniond 

26 Dix John, plHSterer 

28 Anderson Reuben, officer of custom: 

Conway atreet, 96 Hamilton atreet. 

1 Thompson James, builder 4ca 

ft SlngleliiiratOacar marine store dealer 

19 Cooke Kendle, cliemUt 

23 Moore Thomaa, aaddler 

25Tilaton Edward, culler 

27 8kiiinerTlioa. William, boot makiir 

31 Singleton Wm. k Sona, Hour d.-aler 

83 Corkhlll Brothera, cork manulaoturs 

here ia Claughton road........ 

85 Conway Arms, Jamea Hobill 

97 Francia Joaepb, tubacconlat 

61 Robiiuon Henry Clayton, printer 

63 Ciioke Mrs. Mary, shopkeepur 

65 Publio Vaccination Station, 

Peter Gregory,clerk to guardiaoa 

67 Burnand Huberl, photographer 

63 Jelfrev Adam, oonliectinaer 

6') Proude Juhn, tobaccunist 

67 Williama William Altree, plumber 

69 Fisher Henry, Joiner 4c builder 

71 Cuokaon Brotliera, wheelwrights 

tiT. ANORaw'a (PaitaBViaaxAN) 

CUDRCU 

here ia Camden atreet 

St. George George, 1 "^ 

Kirk Rev. Wm. Boy- / Heming. 

tun, B.A. 3 > furd 

Ointy Mrs. 4 I terrace 

Bayley Waiter Caisey,6j 

^ 1 Singleton Charles 

^ 2 Fox Thomas, master mariner 

A 3 Evan a Hobert Vernon 

g 4 Wilson Mrs 

5 Kllertun William 

§ 6 Grant Mrs 

^ 8 Miller George 

.here ia Par/{field avn. Sf Exmouth at. 

15I Yiiung Thomas St George, bakers 

15:) Arden Henry, buicber 

l5.'» Dunn Thomas, window blind maker 

1.^7 Johaun Henry, painter 

159 George hotel, I'homua Hnraer 

here ta Samuel atieet 

161 BrUxah Workman's Cocoa rooms, 

Williaiu (iuiiiblea, maimger 

167 Ravles David lliclmrd, Juiner 

169 .Limea John, chemist 

171 Barker Jo>'eph, grocer 

181 Davies John, baker 

here ia Bentinck atreet 

183 Royal Standard, George hat>lhaiii 

1**1 Weight William Hy. lodging huu*e 

19) Plhin William 

lit7 Davlea Jobn, commercial traveller 

8il3 Lea Juhn, plumber 

tlOO Neltun James, grocer 

301 Queen's family and commercial 

hotel. Captain Robert Smith 

2 Cheater Arms A0t(i/,Wm.Scholttheld 

4 Fuater John, bout maker 

. 6 4c 8 KoowlM k Jonee, drapers 

CHEflHIBS.) 

10 4c 13 Hunt Henry, chair inaker 

14, 16 4c 18 Laekland 4c Co.window gUs* 

merahanti ' ' 

iO Mahen John, flahmonger 

Aers ia Argyle atreet 

22 DavU Ellla4cRichard,niillera4(bakera 

-il» Wuolrioh 4c Walker, tailors 

2d Curlett William, dyer 

28 Hkinner Robert Daniel, painter 

:)0 k 32 Price 4c Dalany, rahliiet mas. 4cc 

Û Hamilton Hobert, craaHtler 

36 Maskew Tbomaa Fawcett, draper k 

milliner 

38 Aahcroft Robert, brush k basket dlr 

40 Lewla Jobn AnUiony, china 4c glass 

warehouse 

42 Birkenhead Young Men'aChriatian 

Astociation, Geo.Jobn Coomb8,sec 

44 Howard John, pianoforte seller 

46 POST 4C MONRV OaoKa 4i TKLBuHAPU 

OvFiCB 4c Savings Rank 

'16 Gibson John 

98 Baylitf George 

100 Harriaon Leonard 

102 Kirby Francia Thomas, commercial 

traveller 

104 Heushaw John, coal merchant 

1U6 Jeunett Maithew, surgeon 

108 Anderaon Robert, aulicitur 

here is Cuinden atreet 

128 Crown hotel, Thomaa Blaokhurat 

130 Caldwell James 

132 Dean Mra 

i:)4 Birnle Jumea 

136 bixon Jamea, marble works 

UO Thompson Mra. Margaret, shopkpr 

142 Roberta John, picture irarae maker 

144 Willett Richard,ontectloner 

here is Eldon atreet.... 

NO Hancock Mrs 

148 Hind Mra 

150 Holtord Arthur Heury 

l.>2 Dunn Alfred 

l.'>4 Kirby George, tea merchant 

156 Laeey Mrs. Mary AnOflodjûighouae 

158 Nelaou James, grocer 

160 Dempster WiUiam 

162 Ratclitfe Mrs 

164 Meek Jamet 

166 Clieaaer Peter Andrew, engineer 

168 Harkneaa James 

here ia Park atreet 

182 Courtney John, furniture broker 

184 Lacey Jeaae, builder 

190 Winatunley William, confectioner 

192 Eaato Jamea, fruiterer 

194 Howard Joaepb, butcher 

196 Redmond Thomua, tailor 

198 Meadoioa hotel, Thomas Gardner 

here is Watson atreet 

208 Young William, baker 

210 Ewing Jacob, shopkeeper 

il4 Booth Edward, plaaterer 

214 Anderaon Septlmua, coal merchant 

216 Conning Thuinaa, lodging bouae 

218 Craigh Mra. Elizabeth, lodging ho 

220 Muakett Edward, lodging house 

222 Owens Owtn, lodging house 

224 Walsh Henry, lodging houae 

226 Joyiier Joaeiih, lodging house 

232 Jonea 4c Williams, irunrouiiders 


258 Hugliea Thomas, lurniture broker 

260 Uwen Edward, relreahmeut rouma 

262 Mercer Jamea, shopkeeper 

264 Worrall Walter, aliopkeeper 

266 Waugh Adam, ludgim; houae 

268 McDonald Angus, baker 

270 Suuiholl Juhn, ahupkeeper 

360 Moore James, tailor 

:102 Hughes John, lodging house 

:)04 Lewla John,Juiner 

:UJ6 Heath Arthur 

308 Sadler John, confectioner 

here ta Victoria atreet 

Birkenhead School of Arts, 

Jobn B'-ntley, head master 

Birkenhead Borough Hospital, 

Eugene Cretin, M.D. senior resi* 

Ueut aurêoa 

[p08T 

OFFICE 

OuJ.'puf»tlon road, Duke atreet, 

Birkenhead ChuinÂnchorTeating 

WorA« (William Macdouald, aup« 

erintendeiit) 

Albert Industrial School 

WAI.I. LHTTBH BOX 

llutfwuu House, Julin E. Juughin 

Rouul Duke hotel, Mra. Ellen 

Fleming 

tlalva Jaiiiua k Co. ahlp atoru duuUira 

Milne John Slottjc Co. uolllery prtiplr 

Maddock Tboma^t, abip ballaat deal«r 

Walton W, 4c F. ship amitha 

Lawreuce A. 4c Co. ahipwrighta 

65 Horton Williain, temperance hotel 

63 il/er«ey/to/«/,Mra.Elizh. Bebbington 

61 Price Jobn, wheelwright 

51 Sailora' Home, George Conk 

Walley Joaeph, caning aueut 

Wlllliiroa William, ahipan.ith 

Healey Patrick, ahipBudlh 

Rowlanaon William, engineer 

4°) Travia James, potato dealer 

30 Perrin Joaeph, wine 4c aplrlt vaults 

Croaa street, 79 A Ibion atreet. 

1 4c 3 Varty Calvert k Co. grocers 4c 

provision >dea'era 

6 Harrison John, urocer 

7 4c 0 Mawby Wiirium, ironmonaer 

11 4c 13 Robb Brother*, fancy drapers 

15 Wright Joseph, grocer 

17 4c 19 Hope 4c Lee, tailors 

here ie Cheater atreet 

2 Williams Edward Godkin, draper 

4 Ac 6 Morris Price, tailor 4c draper 

8 WaterhouM Jamea, boot mxker 

10 Cowley Tbomaa, merchant tailor 

12,14 4c 16 Coniianiine Wm. milliner 

4c small ware dealer 

Crown atreet, 24 Exmouth atreet, 

3 Walton William, maater smith 

5 Rowland James 

7 Winwerd Mrs. Jane, aliopkeeper 

9 Jonea Mrs, Jane, lodging house 

15 Matthewa John Wilaon, lodging ho 

17 Huithes Patrick, ludging bouae 

19 HIggins John, juiner 

21 Jouea David, warebouseinaa 

27 J ones John, painter 

29 Cowie Pbilliu, lodging house 

31 McMurine William, painter 

6 Dixon Aiitboney, lodgiug house 

8 Murphy James, tailor 

10 Hyde Robert, lodffing house 

12 Goodwill John, lodging bouae 

I6:

DinECTOaY.J^ 

Vt Jones Edward, .haker 

67 B'lwards WUHam 

69 Rimmer Thbin^ 'Sanies, agent to 

Prudential Life Assurance .'Society 

71 Loiê Riehiird Rothwell, painter 

73 Blelloek James, engineer 

Sale itr«M, 16 'Whettfone lane. 

4 Dronghall John, cab proprietor 

U Elmer James John 

10 O'Nell Dennis, boot rbakrr 

IHiTlea »tT*Kt, 89 Claughton road. 

4 Tnrton Jamee, chlmnfy sw^'oper 

7 Cunneen Patrick, lodging house 

12 Myers Thomas, ludaing house 

13 Makme Owen, lodgini; houê 

16 Chrimes William, dairyman 

Seiliy street, 100 Orton road. 

90 Baonders Abraham, Joiner 

82 Donaghue John, engineer 

34 Palm Henry, saddler 

90 Hunter Hugh, engine fitter 

36 Breekenridge Robert, gardener 

44 Hardie Thomas H 

48 Brnee William 

56 Carr Miss Lydia 

Dook eottag««, end of Laird tt. 

Bvans Edwd. dairyman (1 B block) 

Nelson George, batcher (1 C block) 

Lee Jas. greengrocer (IOC block) 

Crosby Jas. shopkeeper (1 D block) 

Rooroe Luke, coal dlr. (41 D block) 

Kirkham Geo. shoe ma. (9 H block) 

DoyleAndrw.jrrepngrcr.flS I block) 

BullenWm.tnepkeoper (I K block] 

Burns Jane Mrl. stionk'iener (9 

K block) 

Wtlker Hewy, frwer (26 K block) 

Duke etreett/Vtmi Corporation road. 

3 Codling John, ihotiktfeper 

4 HowelVs Robert, snipamlth 

6 Maddock* Rlrhd. 4c Co. boiler raakra 

here it Cleveland $trt,rt 

6S OrandTrunk A«feI,Mr«.KateMorrla 

Cochran ft Cn. engineers 

S7 Oabnrne Wllllaiti Henry, bKtcher 

Ml Hicphenson Ellis, thopke(>per 

HI Rogprann Jniieph,fltiopkTOppr 

K! k 06 Codling John, shopkeeper 

67 Rusnell Richard John, ahopkpoper 

80 McKeehnle John, parafHn lamp deatr 

hereie Price htreet 

Aldridge Mary, (Mrs.) beer retailer 

M Jonea John, atonemaaon 

60 Barber Robert, Iron turner 

M Wllllains H^nry, rlejrer 

60 Hodgson James, boiler innker 

Duncan atreet, Hamilton atreet. 

7 Morria James 

C» Lancley Pranda, honne decorator 

11 k 19 Moore Knhcft R. aniloltor 

11 H«fil nenrgo, glhlor 

17 Ord^lyRoom \»t Battalion Cheehire 

Rifle Volunteers, 

Capt. Icke, adjutant 

I Marah Charlea, atonf innaon 

4 Brown Thomaa, surveyor 

b Hannah 4c Pugb, solicitors 

b MawDon John Gordon Byion, public 

accountant 

Bfferton atreflt, 13 Grange street. 

1 Johnaon Mra. Ann, barm dealer 

3,64t 7 Coekcroft John, mineral watur 

maniirnritirar 

WMllllRnn I'airiek, ahopkrfiper 

41 MlnnUiiley Hirhard, ahopkeeper 

6 Rtana William flnrner, baker 

m Winn Ppirr, lieer rutallpr 

MHalmon William, heer retailer 

Al Plnnigan Patrick, ahopkeeper 

SMoo Atreet. 

n Davies Samuel 

M Mtlone Peter, eart owner 

CHBSHIRB. 

17 Marshall Tbomaa, tailor 


55 Millar Peter, commercial troveller 

57 Coitlii Rdwanl T 

61 Gumming Dnvld, carpenter 

00 Jones Joseph, Joiner 

70 Nelson Alexander 

08 Devonpnrt Mrs 

06 Mark John, engineer 

62 McRonald Mrs 

(10 Wlllinma Rvan, cflrpcnter 

."iO Lawrenro Phillip HUKIIHH 

•')4 Hpvery Oporge, enginxT 

r.O Bacon John 

48 Plpvin James, carter 

46 Veals Henry 

44 Griffiths Thomas, ahlpwright 

42 Cowan John 

:W Madoden John, engineer 


26 Teatot Mrs. Mnry, ahopkeeper 

22 Hnwom Thomaa, shoiikeeper 

18 k 20 Boar's Head, .lohn Leea 

Elîn Btreet,/rom 18 Argyle streft. 

I Adams Thoraas, engineer 

3 Sharp Mrs 

6 Nellson Mias Mary, ladles* school 

5 NeiUon Mrs 

7 Dunnage Mrs 

9 Milea Mre. Mary, lodging house 

11 Adamaun Henry, engineer 

13 Rankin James 

16 Wylle James 

17 Sloane Mrs 

19 DawBon John 

hi-Tp if Sandford alrret 

21 Poarkea Mrs 

23 Pollock William, gnnoral ilralfr 

2.') Mntsmi John, cabinet maker 

27 Mnyle Jninea 

29 Brown George, shopkeeper 

31 Kvans John, ahlpwright 

33 Crnne John 

35 Younger James, joiner 

37 Farrier Alexander 

39 & 41 Craven Matthew, ahopkeeper 

here is Lord street , 

45 Lowhv William, ahopkeeper 

14 Kerr Mrs 

12 Galater William 

10 Walker David 

8 Hodgaon Mrs 

42 Morlnnd Alexander, joiner 

here it Sandford 

32 Bell Bazel, ahlpwright 

:30 Legge Mrs 

28 Clark Thomas 

24 Davis MIsB 

20 Esoolrae William Henry 

20 Faulkea Mias 

II Harkness Misa 

16 Williama William 

street 

Ellmbeth i>lAoe, 00 Jackson street. 

1 Thomas Andrew, ahnpkneper 

7 Porter Thomna Richard, ahopkeeper 

BUoabeth atreet, 0 Whetstone 

3 Branghall John, sliopkenper 

lane. 

Ihemotith street, 151 Cnnwaytttreet. 

39 Fitton Copley, bedding manufactur 

41 Heaton Henry, shopkeeper 

43 Cooper Joseph, greengrocer 

47 Hughes George Bsrllett, pawnbrokr 

ni Morris Jeremiah, tallow chandler 

01 Francis David, Joiner k builder 

63 Hudhes John, oahlnet maker 

(Ml llarrah Miaa KlIiahMth, ahnpkaapor 

07 Burrows Charles, hnlrdroager 

69 Burrowa John, boot maker 

71 Roberta MUs Jane, shopkeeper 

73 Plilillpa Mra. Susannah, ahopkeeper 

76 Bellla George, butcher 

77 Scott Joaeph, greenirrocer 

79 Cottrell Daniel, shopkeeper 

81 Jonea William, Hah dealer 

91 Curbishley George, boot maker 

93 êwsll Mrs. Mary, drea maker 

BIRKBNIlKAn. .1 

05 Doward Alexander, shopkeeper 

6 Taylor William, plasterer 

10 Long William John, milk dealer 

1^ Dean John, draper 

14 Cooper Jhn. glass & earthenware dlr 

here is Fore .ifr,rt 

16 Fore Thomos. chemist & druggint 

22 Edê Mrs. Eiizal>e»h, shopkeeper 

2fl Fletcher IBOAO, confectloner 

28 k 30 Salvldge Archibald T. wine 4c 

spirit vaults 

here is Crornx street 

32 Hartley Miss Fanny, draper 

34 Abbot Tom, grocer 

.38 Htccle Thomas, beer retailer 

40 Shallcross Jo«epb, butchf r 

46 Eton Peter, lodging house 

.50 Whiting Jamea, grocer 

here is Moon street 

52 Weat Robert, baker 

56 Hunt George Maurice 

58 Higglns John 

02 E>an8 Thoma*, atationor 

tiere is Sun street 

64 Hughes Mrs. Ellr-ibetli, dVftper 

6(i Jones John 

03 Jonea Misses Mary Jane 4c Maggie, 

milliners 

74 Moore William, baker 

hare is Gladstone etrpet 

76 Godsell Lewellin, coal denier 

82 «c 84 LordExmoHth,Wm. Cleraeiita 

90 Uinhere Willinm Stilee 

(14 Hhaw Edward 

104 Roeera Miss 

106 Smith George Simpson, gnrireon 

I It) «c 112 GrlHUhs William, tailor 

Fnloon groye, Woodphurch 

» Rowland David 

5 Calvert Jamea H 

7 Dawaon Edmund 

0 McNaiiirhton James 

II Steel Mra 

13 Home Thomas Bowman 

Perry bolldlnira, eee Chester 

road. 

Fore street. 

10 Jnnes Mra. Mnrgarat, ahopkeeper 

Prederlok oitt*%t,,fVom Duke 

01 Dooley Edwardj heer rdaller 

36 Memo Arthur, provision rlealer 

tlreit. 

ttrtet. 

Freeman street, Corporation road, 

Daviea k Wilde, block, pump k 

mast makera 

McKernnns James, cooperage 

Tuatryic Eccleson, rope& canvas dlrs 

Dock hotel, William Puiford 

OeoTBre etreet, 22 Sandford 

43 Simnilna John 

:)i) Kendrlck Thomas, lodging houae 

17 (âlrd William, Joiner 

h I'homas Thomaa Farmer 

:n Allen George, carpenter 

.'9 Sharpe John 

27 Yatea Jamea Ambrose, joiner 

25 Thompson William Henry 

21 Russell Alexander 

here is Lord etreet 

19 Smith Ralph 

ttrrtt. 

German terraoe, 82 Price atreet, 

1 Jones PiVan, raastsr mariner 

2 Aaher Wm.McKenile, herald painter 

n Morreil Oenrge 

4 Glover Mra 

5 Jonea Mrs. Ellen, lodging house 

6 Lnndera Benjamin, agent 

7 Jmiklna Gnorgs 

8 Dunn Kllaha Saranel 

Gladstone street, 74 Exmouth 

2 Jones Mrs. Lydia, shopkeeper 

4 Rdwarda William, painter 

8 England Robert, mariner 

10 Hunt Samud,lodging house 

4* 

»treet

6i BIRKRNU8A0. 

[POST 

0FF1CI2 

GLAOBTOKE 8TBBKT—COrtfini/C^. 

18 Rowe Mrs. Mary Ann, dreasniaker 

23 Lacey Mra. Mary Elizh. lodging ho 

84 Hutchinson Alexander, engineer 

1 DIngWttll [iohert, engineer 

A Kdire Joaeph, Iron mouldnr 

7 Williama Richard, ludging houae 

11 Yarker Thomaa, joiner 

18 Jackaon William, engine ditver 

15 John Mra. Murgurot, luduliig bouae 

23 Srott John, lodging bouae 

25 Jonea William, juloer 

29 Origgson Thomaa, lodging Ixiuae 

31 WiilUms Owen, lodging houae 

Grancre lane, 124 Albion tti^t. 

6 Hanuay William, beer retailer 

8 Boatoek Robert, baker 

10 Mellor William, beer retailer 

12 Woraley Samuel, velerinafy surgeuu 

14 Hogan James, coach painter 

SO Rhodes John, wheelwright k araith 

32 McCole Peter, cabinet maker 

34 Wellington hotel, WilKam Croft 

here ia Hamilton atreet 

44 tu 64 Legge Edward, builder 4co 

56 Baldock Robert Samuel, sbopkee|ier 

58 Hlrt Martin, carriera' agent 

00 PilUntr George, ahopkeeper 

62 Hawkina Robert, aliopkeeper 

(i6 brown Jobn, buot maker 

68 Sims Mra. Elizaheih, boaier&io 

70 Ewing Mra. Margaret, ahupkeeper 

72 Huaay Mra. Aguea, flab dealer 

74 Gaven Peter, builder k eontracter 

76 Fletcher Thomaa, cualiactioaer 

78 Mealor Jueepb, aaddler 

80 Brown Wm.Juckaon.hay 4c atraw dlr 

here ia Argytd atreiet 

82 George Si Dragon, Tbomaa SieeJe 

84 Moore Cliaa. Halse,watch 4cclock ma 

86 Howe Mra. Muryliliaabetb, baker 

tM Corkhlll k 8un, cabiuet makera 

00 Kynastun Richard, butcher 

02 Robiiibon Juhu (joaling, ironmonger 

94 Allaiiaon Johu, liuendraper 

06 Jonea Charlea, grocer'4cc 

98 Brundit Rev. Robert Wright 

[ Roman Catholic] 

100 Patteraon William 

here is Princee atreet 

102 Hope Joaeuh 

104 Bell Miaa Mary Ann, dressmaker 

106 Lowe William 

here ia Hampton streM 

110 York hotel, Tbomaa Richard B'Vea 

112 BairuauiiWm.4cHughea,pawnliiokra 

114 Pridmore John, fancy repository 

116 Bell Charles, butcher 

118 Burlow Mra. Maria, confectioner 

120 liichardaon Jaa. glaaa 4c china deair 

122 Cooper George, iiewa agent 

124 Roberts j^laa Hannah, draper 

126 Silvester Luctia, book8ellr.4c»taUonr 

128 Wuodcock Jamea, cbemiaC 

130 Lee Benjamin, grocer 

here u Cromwell atreet 

132 Revnolda John, baker 

134 Diflon Mra. Mary, shopkeeper 

136 Wade Thomaa, grocer 

138 Stokea Mre. Sarah, draper 

142 Taylor Thoa. window blind manufr 

144 Jamea Richard, umbrella manufitr 

146 RobinsonWulierWm. tallow ohandlr 

here ia Milton atreet 

148 Singleton William 4c Sou, bakera 

150 Ruaaell John, painter 

152 Kempater Mrs. Lucie, confectioner 

154 Bates William Tunatall, d.\er 

166 Allen Hy.Watkin,printer4c bookallr 

here ia Pym stnmt 

160 Owen Huufa, ladiea'onttiiter 

162 llarrlaooWm.AcCu. provision dealr- 

164 MauDoiiald Dunoao, aewuig luac|ilae 

agent 

106 White George, confeclioiier 

168 Walton Thomaa, watch maker 

170 Freeman Thuiiiua. aaddler 

174 Bra(|bury4cCo.8^wlqg hiach|ne mnfs 

170 pickbisoo biases Sarah 4c Loâa, 

booksellers 4e i^tationer^ ' 

17d Heaton William; baby llit«n warelio 

RAprraTCifAPKL 

here ii Catherine itrent 

228 Barnea Rov. Fredeilok, H.A 

230 Pointer Mrs 

232 Icke Capt. Edward 

tt'U (ûoper Charlea 

236 Nowell Samuel 

242 Wilaon Gibson, boot maker 

244 Buxton Uiohael, earthentvare dealr 

246 Prince Jtt'hes, draper 

248 Woodward k Cave, family tea 

dealers 4cc 

250 Leece Thomas, prnvi^qn dealer 

252 Bvaua John, butcher 

250 Orange hotel, Isaac Todd Stobbardt 

Railway Engine Worka, 

Jamea Adama, auperlntendent 

Adama Jamea, locomotive auperindent, 

Railway houae 

, .Imre ia Jackson street......... 

13 Tobin John, window blind manutactr 

05 4c 37 Grittitb £. -4c Sou, priatera 4c 

stationers 

39 Grade Robert, pawnbroker 

41 Mimpkinson Samuel, turniture dealer 

4'3 4c 45 AituhifonUavid.plumbr.&poinir 

here ia Borough road , 

49 Savage Jdin, plasterer k slater 

here ia Thomas atreet ».. 

|63 Waterloo Foater William, ahopkeeper 

7 Bathfr Tbomaa, dairyiftuo 

0 McGrath Willum, beer retailer 

11 Killip John, ahopkeeper 

13 Baker Samuel, ahopkeeper 

here ia Egerton street ». 

lo Borough inn^ William HaLall 

25 Commercial tnn, John Houlatonr 

lure ia Old Cheater roud 

2 Lewla Edmund, biR poater 

10 Doran I'homaa, a|iopkeeper ' 

12 Goldamith Edward, farrier 

14 Macauley Misa AgDe#. shopkeeper 

16 McGrath Mrs. .4^l^ soppkeeper 

20 Griffiths Edward, t«Uor 

Graugre vale, Pprough road. 

1 Foley Edward, beief retlr. 4c #hopkpr 

2 Foy Mra. Ellen, dress luaker 

3 Ellia William, tailoR ,: 

7 HuakellTboa.rate^cuuimiaaion ai^t.^c 

Greenfield street, 108 Claughton rd 

I Jonea Edward, warehouaeman / 

9 Rvana John, agent' to Prudential 

Aaaumnce CU' 

13 SluiW Thomas, foreman fitter 

Hamilton lane, 3 Prito atreet. 

1 Walker John 4c William, builders 

here ia WUlaatqn place 

Hamilton sQuaxe. 

1 Phumb Thomaa Weston, stationer 

bookseller . • • u 

1 Wilson 4c Jones, prinlers 

1 Inland Reumue Offices, 

3'aie#—Ell Jowett 

Excia^—Jamea Paliaaer 

2 Sleddell Alexander 

3 Braltun Joaeph, architect4c aurvcynr 

3 Brat tan Thus. H y .urc|iltee(4ceiii'Ve.\ or 

3 Argent Wm. Iicnailus, prof, of iiiuaic 

4 rfhiel Roliert Sp'-ncer 

5 8bultz George Rdwar4 

6 Clarke Joseph 

7 Quick Wnilam 

9 Jackson Thomas ûgbee 

10JoneaJohh 

11 Walker George, M.'O. turgeon 

12 Stauton Bdd^ - • '

DIRECTORY.] 

13 Craven Joaeph, estate aftent 

13 Birkenhead Bnt'tsh Workman 

Public House Co. 

John Craig, manager 

14 Briscoe Richard 

17 Burnett James Compton, M.D 

here are Price street Sf Argyle street. 

35 Birkenhead Improvenient Commissioners' 

Offices, 

Ambrose Wain, clerk 

36 Sidley John 

37 llannay John Milroy 

38 Kelley Mrs 

40 Evans Mrs 

41 Warroll Wi'liam 

45 Downham Tliomas Morris, solicitor 

45 Smith William 

47 Thompson & Simm, accountants &c 

48 Brooks William 

49 Mills & Fletcher, surveyors 

40 Mill^ k Lawford, surveyors 

50 Birkenhead Improvement Commissioners' 

Gas Sf Water Offices-, 

.lames Birnie, jun. chief clerk 

50 Birkenhead Savings Bank, 

Richard William Holt, sec 

18 Hime William Henry, music seller 

here is Argyle .street 

CONaUBGATIONAL CHURCH 


10 Gregory Peter, clerk to the board ot 

guardiana&siiperintendent registrar 

20 Jones Jolm Rowland, surveyor 

23 Jacob Henry Long, M.R.C.S. surgeon 

dentist 

25 Miller Hugh,M.D.physician&surgeon 

26 Craig Mrs 

28 Jordan George 

29 Budd John, dentist 

30 Holden John 

30 Holdeii Henry 

31 Huifhes James Austen 

32 Robinson k Thompson, phofograpbrs 

34 Davis Wîlliam Foster, dyer 

34 ftlilnes Win. Robinson, estate aerent 

Birkenhead Literary Sf Scientific 

Society 

34 Birkenhead Library, 

Edward Estill, librarian 

34 Mott Charles Gray 

here are Hamilton street Sf Duncan st. 

52 Wareing John 

.52 Wareing Mrs 

53 Jonea Charles 

54 Sylvester Chas. M.D.physician&surgn 

55 \Vilcox William 

56 Moore Mrs 

here are Brandon st, Sf Mortimer ter. 

59 Bicker Thomas 

60 Wunllcott Henry John 

61 Laird William 

62 North Sf South Wales Bank, 

Jamea Smith, manager 

63 Laird MacGregor 

CHESHIRE. 

38 Barnett John Alex.'wine 4c spirit mer 

3rf Barnett Chas. Jas. insurance airent 

40 Cain Robert, wine 4c spirit merchant 

here is Market street... 

42 Beckett 4c Alty, grocers 

44 k 46 Laycock Henry 4c Co. drapers 

k upholaterera 

48 Bruce W. k Co. aerated water manfd 

.50 Pullar k Sons, dyers & cleaners 

76 Walton James k Samuel, mantle 

makers 

here is Queen street .., 

80 Brown, Sons & Co. t&ilors &c 

86 Henderson Wm. seedsman. See advt 

88 Mackie 4c Glailstone, wine merchants 

94 Oliver John, printer 

9(5 Pearson Joseph, grocer. S'-e advert 

98 Chester Arms hotel, Wm. ScholHeld 

,..here is Conway street.... 

1 Green Joseph, tobaccunist 

here is Bridge street.., 

3 Wilkinson Thomas Goodall, boot k 

shoe maker 

5 Berry John k Co. wine & spirit mers 

7 Brewin Joseph 4c Co. coal merchants 

7 Hughes Rt. Hinde, estate4c land agt 

9 Ryalls 4c Sorge, pianoforte repository 

here are Hamilton square. 

Mortimer terrace, Brandon street 

Sf Duncan street......... 

29 Boyan Patrick, refreshment rooms 

31 Liverpool Albion Newspaper 

(branch office), Mrs.. Maria R. 

Bean ,. proprietress 

33 Fisher James, C.E. architect 

35 Fleetwood Mrs. Ann Jane,tobacconisl 

37 Paierson James, baker 

here is Camperdown street 

.39 4c 41 Ransoii Tbos. Matthew, hosier 

43 Fothergill James, grocer 


TOWN HALL:— 

Police Office, 

Mujor James B. Barker, head 

constable 

.Tames Clarke, superintendent 

Magistrates' Clerk's Office, 

Henry Bell, clerk 

Blaylock Alexander, registrar ol 

births & deaths 

51 National Bank of Liverpool Lim. 

George James Laughton, manager 

here is Library s&reet 

Free Library, Richd'. Hinton, librn 

here is tiionrt striet 

61 k 63 PortT WilliHui, draper 

91 4c 93 Henderson David seedsman k 

florist, see advert. 

here is Market place 

95 Jones 4c Co. Limited, sewing machine 

manufacturers 

97 Woodwanl James, fruiterer 

99 Wellington hotel, Williain Croft 

BIRKENHEAD. 

5S 

56 Lloyd John, beer retailer 

8 Grendon Esmond, tailor 

6 Scholes Mrs. Margaret, shopkeeper 

Rushton Henry, coal dealer 

hereis Conway street 

Hampton street, 77 Oliver street 

Hamilton street. Canning street. 

12 Pier Vaults, William Hy, Thomas 1 Relieving Office, 

14 Williams Mrs. Martha, tobacconiat .Matt. McNerney, relieving officer 

16 Ablett Charlea, confectioner 

2 Motfat John 

Jackson street, 31 Grange lane. 

20 Jones Charles,pharmaceuiical chemst 

6 Broadrick Mrs 

1 Minera Lime Co, Sf Bibbington's 

8 Lee John, carpenter 

liere is Bridge street 

Buxton Lime Co. 

9 Aldous Samuel, french polisher 

24 Jackson Thomaa, boot 4c shoemaker 

Peter Caregan, agent 

26 Wass Hobert, dining rooms 

Hemin^ford street, Conway st 1 Whyte Andrew, coal merchant 

28 Wirrall Agricultural Society, 

1 Buxton LimeCo. H. Dean,ScCo.proprs 

1 Burnett John, ship's carpenter 

Alexander Fraaer Gardiner, sec 

3 Birkenhead Railiomf Co.'s Weighing 

Machine, John Jones, clerk 

3 Williams Williain, cart owner 

28 Hignett Thomas Earl, auctioneer 4 Davies George, lodging house 

28 Ellia Lilley k Co. dyers k cleaners FRIENDS' MEETING HOUSE 

.here is Hamilton square 

.30 Gerrard John, hairdresser 

Hemingrford terrace, see Conway st. 

32 8ebrigbt-Greeii 4c Thompson, solictra 

32 Ropes Hy. Tibbets k Co. ice merchts Henry street, from Market street. 

34 Ruthven Adolph. fish k game salsmni 1 Keer Allen, milk dealer 

here is Douqlas street 15 Pownall Williain, shopkeeper 

36 Union Loan Sf Discount Co. |2:} Thomaa Mra. Elizabeth, shopkeeper 

Nathaniel Andrews, manager 29 Bratton Thomas, gas meter maker 

36 Osborne William, printer 39 Foster Francis James, shopkeeper 

36 McNicol Andrew, coal merchant 41 Baker Mrs. Elizabeth, beer retailer 

36 Birkenhead^ West Cheihire Con-'4;! Thomason John Thomas, engraver 

aervatioe Association. [58 Aspinall Bernard, shopkeeper 

J oseph B. Griffith, secretary! here is Thomas street 

Hilton street, 195 Conway street. 

9 Haves Walter Robert, maater rigger 

11 McKenzie Alexander, carpenter 

13 Dingwall James, engineer 

33 Fairs John, carpenter 

4 Owen Arthur John, cooper 

8 Wheatley John, lodging house 

10 Jones John, tailor 

12 Reid Alexander, lodging house 

16 Simon Joseph, lodging house 

18 Moore Arthur, sail maker 

22 Hurworth Robert, wheelwright 

30 Ross Alexander, joiner 

32 Macintosh Peter, engineer 

36 Thomlinson Thomas, engineer 

Hope atreet, from Conway street. 

4 Jones George, shopkeeper 

here is Gore street 

6 Doyle Lawrence, beer retailer 

. ..here are Bedford st. Sf Wilton st., 

.37 Waa-burtonJohn 

35 Pilling Tom, shopkeoper 

33 Gregory John, bricklayer 

21 4c 23 Murphy James, lieer retailer k 

shopkeeper 

19 Dalrimple Thomas, joiner 

11 Fenton Rev. Charlea 

Horatio street, 219 Grange lane. 

3 Alexander Robert, iron founder 

5 Simons George, dyer 

7 Jones Robert, marble ma.«on 

9 Ferguson John> joiner 

11 Clarke James, superintndnt.of police 

13 Hayes John,.lodging house 

Ivy bank, 84 Brook 

1 Haworth Miss 

2 Ray Mrs 

Ivy street, 90 Church 

street. 

street. 

1,3 4c 5 Palatine hotel, James 

Rutherford 

7 Morton Thomas, travelling draper 

9 Coward John William 

11 4c 13 Ivy, hotel, Walter Blackner 

15 Youds Thomas, baker 

2.3 Blacaner John, boot maker 

27 Read Thomas, dining rooms 

15 McGunagle Patrick, electro plater 

45 James William, temperance hotel 

47 Read William, shopkeeper 

49 Wilkins John, hair dresser 

51 Brennan Mrs^. Ann, bedstead dealer 

•53 .Mason Mrs. Elizabeth, printer 

•55 Dodswaith Christphr. dining rooms 

57 Southward Mrs. M.artrt. pawnbroker 

16 Thomas Humphrey, dining rooms 

18 Blackner John, boot 4c shoe maker 

22 to 28 Parker Hugh, coal 4cc. dealer 

54 Roberts Ellas, dining rooms 

5 Blundell Jonathan k Son (Orreil «c 

Pemberton coal yard) 

Henry H. Crowther, agent 

here is Blackpool street 

61 Moore William, baker k grocer 

, here is Denbigh street 

(iO Cheshire John, shopkeeper 

87 Wilson James, beer retailer 

The Abattoirs of Birkenheod 

{Public 

Slaughterhouses), 

Samuel Johnson, constable 

King W H. manure manufacturer 

ST. PAUL'S PRESBYTERIAN 

CUUKCU OF ENULAND


JACKSON STREET—continued. 

Gittins k Co. lime merchants, 

J. S. Clewer, agent 

Graham WilUam 4c Son (Vittoria 

candle works) 

56 Taylor Thomas, shopkeeper 

62 Bretherton Mrs. Margaret, butcher 

k beer retailer 

90 Dawson Thomas, beer retailer 

here is Elizabeth place 

92 Durham Ox, James Burgess 

John atreet, from Hamilton street. 

29 Firze William 

31 Perry William, engineer 

33 Rogers James, joiner 

35 Jermain William, ship carpenter 

37 Jones William, boot maker 

39 Rhodes Robert, joiner 

Kendal street, 17 Claughton 

1 Davies George, shopkeeper 

road. 

Kent place,/row 188 Conway street 

2 Murphy John, lodging house 

6 Fleming John, lodging house 

8 Ewen John, lodging house 

9 Page Sydney, master mariner 

11 Johnson Robert, carpenter 

12 Price Henry, joiner 

14 Williams Morris, blacksmith 

20 HogbenGeo. Stephen, lodging house 

Kinmel street. 

9 Craig John 

11 Wynne Edmund 

13 Stephenson Thomas, coppersmith 

15 Parry David, mason 

19 Harrison John 

21 Workman William 


24 Preston Henry James 

22 Jones Richard, shipwright 

20 Brown Edvpard, rigger 

18 Hughes Lewis, tailor 

16 Frasier Alexander, pattern maker 

12 Foster Thomas 

10 Hughes George 

8 Strachan Mrs 

6 Clare Henry 

2 Penn Robert 

Laird street, continuation oJ Conway 

street. 

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 

2.58 Higham Mrs. Marv, beer retailer 

290 Poole John, shopkeeper 

292 Entwistle William Smith, heer rtlr 

here is Lansdown road 

294 Star hotel, Mrs. Metabella Holyoake 

296 Kelly John, shopkeeper 

298 Doyle James, shopkeeper 

300 Sutherland Geore, shopkeeper 

WESLEYAN CHAPEL 

302 Sutton Edwd. commercial traveller 

316 Poole James, shopkeeper 

320 Hall John, shopkeeper 

324 Burrows John, shopkeeper 

328 Cooke John, butcher 

330 Mumford Thomas, shopkeeper 

332 4c 334 Joues Peter,po8t office,4c drapi 

336 Fairclough Henry, flour dealer 

.. here are Miriam place Sf Vulcan st.. 

ST. JAMES'S CHURCH 

329 Meek Mrs. Hannah, beer retailer 

331 Mutch Thomas, shopkeeper 

Lansdown road, Beaufort road. 

Gouldson Henry, shopkeeper 

Burgess Richard, horse slaughterer 

Lea street. 

2 Dutf Peter, pattern maker 

4 Bower George, engine fitter 

6 Harding Albert 

8 Todd George, engineer 

Leicester street, 133 Chester st. 

5 Old Priory hofel, Jst^.Tyamilluilson 

8 The Old Abbey inn, WUliam Coates 

CHESHIRE. 

Livingstone st. Corporation road. 

Pearce William, wheelwright 

58 Bennett William 

69 Birkenhead Brewery Co. Limited, 

wine 4c spirit merchants (Thomas 

Blake, ncanager). Anchor brewery. 

See advert 

Crowe 4c Williams, timber merchnts 

, here is Field street 

98 4c 100 Clearey Thomas, beer retailer 

4c provision dealer 


116 Birkenhead Fever Hospital, 

John Walker, master 

Lord street. Canning street. 

Middleton Harrison, steam saw mills 

here is Bridge street 

12 Penney George Richard 

here is George street 

22 Young John, boiler maker 

24 Stacy Mrs 

here is Somerville street 

30 Dunning James, lodging house 

32 Jellis Richard, lodging house 

34 Williams Nathan, lodging house 

36 Cooke James, ahopkeeper 

38 Duke of Edinburgh hotel, Andrew 

Nooney 

here is Cleveland street .... 

52 Borking Richard, lodging house 

hereis Brook atreet 

60 Shillinglaw William, dentist 

hereis Price street 

Marsden 4c Son, brass founders 

17 yingleton Thomas, warehouseman 

19 Gill John, carpenter 

21 Beattie William, shipsmith 

23 Hodson Henry, lodging house 


25 Mersey hotel, Ralph Smith 

here is Somerville street..... 

31 Hall William Stephen, grocer 

33 McMurray Henry, plumber 

35 Hughes Thomas, lodging houê 

37 Bennett Edward, pianoforte tuner 

39 McArthur Thomas, lodging house 

41 Okell Thoinas, pork butcher 


43 West Robert, baker 

47 Baker John, cab proprietor 

49 Morton John, draper 

51 McWattle Mrs. Ann, lodging house 

53 Murray Robert, whitesmith 

55 Thomson Mrs. Mary, lodging house 


57 Harkness John Gillison, storekeeper 

57 Perry Richard, sail maker 

59 Marchbank George, engineer 

61 Anderson Robert, engimer 

63 Jones Mrs 

65 Foster William 

Lorn street, Argyle 

2 Mills John 

4 Walker John 

6 Holliday John, joiner 

8 Wooley Henry 

10 Barber George, shipwright 

12 Burward William 

14 Thompson Chailes, engineer 

16 Fowles Henry 

street. 

Lower Ivy street, 122 Chester t.t, 

3 Leeming Mrs. Ann, leather dealer 

5 Price Joseph, general dealer 

9 Roberts Charles, bird dealer 

15 Worsley Samuel, M.R.C.V.S. veterinary 

surgeon 

17 Ridley William, beer retailer 

19 Farnworth John, wardrobe dealer 

Lowther street, 83 Bentinck street. 

2 Manley Thomas, shopkeeper 

32 Rimmer Miss Elizabeth Maiy, shopkeeper 

26 Hunt Miss Margaret, shopkeeper 

[POST OFFICE 

Marcos street. Corporation 

road. 

Alison, Gallaway 4c Co. engineers k 

boiler makers 

Davies David, potato salesman 

Marion street, Dacre 

street. 

21 Dennis James, engineer 

23 Jones Thomas, engineer 

25 Roscoe John, master mariner 

37 Griffiths William, stone mason 

41 Robson Joshua, engineer 

47 Chisholme Daniel, boiler fitter 

Market place south. 

1 Lewis Joseph, shopkeeper 

2 Howe John, beer retailer 

5 Duck Charles, tobacconist 

6 Lewis John Anthony, jun. china dlr 

7 Callwood John, hosier 

8 Walker Peter & Son, brewers 

8 Olsen Mrs. Eliza, dress maker 

9 Jackson Thomas, boot 4c shoe maker 

10 Thomas Thomas, butcher 

11 4c 12 Davies Ellis 4c Richd. millers 

13 Graham Wm.4c Son, candle manufrs 

14 Timmis Charles 4c Co. grocers 

15 Williams Brothers, provision dealers 

17 k 18 Gatehouse 4c Yates, brewers 

Allsopp&Sons,brewers, Marketstores 

Public Weighing Machine, 

Walter Egerton, weigher 

Market street. 

2 Tfanelagh hotel, Charles Berry 

8 Saundersker 

20 Fore Thomas, chemist k druggist 

22 Globe vaults, Joseph Iveson 

24 Wesley William, boot 4c shoe maker 

26 Market inn, Elienezer W\nn 

.30 K 34 Spright Wm. boot 4c shoe ma 

32 Heathcock William, butcher 

36 Fothergill James, grocer 


38 4c 40 Cain Robert, wine 4c spirit mer 

42 4c 44 Kidd Thos. grocer 4c provsn. dlr 

46 Ray Mrs. Sarah, umbrella dealer 

48 Heathcock Daniel, butcher 

50 Stranaghati & Nixon, grocers 

52 Phillips Mrs. Hannah, stationer 

54 Taylor William, ironmonger 

.J6 Moore John, tailor 4c outfitter 

58 Melling William, boot maker 

60 Crown, Archibald Sutton Salvldge 

62 Platts George, hosier 

64 Butler Mrs. Mary, confectioner 

66 Caledonian, Joseph Vowles 

70 4c 72 Morris Pryce k Co. paint manufacturers 

4c glass dealers 

74 Pugh William, china 4c glass dealer 

76 Batlio Alfred, photographer 

76 Davis Henry Williain, butcher 

78 Jennings MichaelJohn,bnot&sboeroa 

,... here is A rgyle street 

80 Thompson John 

82 Jones Frederick 

104 Hughes Robert, joiner 

120 Williams Mrs. Mary, shopkeeper 

1.34 Smith Mrs. Mary, wardrobe dealer 

. .here nre Adelphi street, Camden st. 

Eldon street Sf Park street 

168 Jones David, joiner 

168 Furnival William, coach builder 

3 Berry Thomas 4c Charles, tobacconists 

5 Hurley Joseph Henry, hairdreaser 

7 4c 9 Conservative Club, 

William Bilton, sec. 

11,13 4c 15 Pightling k Shaw, auctnrs 

17 Davies William 4c Son, provision 

dealers 

21 Market Square tavern, Patrick 

Fadden 

here are the Market House k 


25 Atkin William, boot 4c shoe maker

DIRECTORY.] 

27 Crownshaw William John, tool ma 

29 Clarke James, tobacconist 

31 Pelfryman 4c Pyke, watch makers 

.33 Holder Mrs. Elizabeth, contectioner 

35 McCole Archibald William 

37 Bevan Henry, contectioner 

39 Dutton Miss Theresa, tobacconist 

41 Mathews Francis, shopkeeper 

43 Peterson Mrs. Ellen, stationer 

45 Hyde James, greengrocer 

47 Murray William, hair dresser 

here is Henry street 

51 Hyatt George, watch 4c clock maker 

.53 Coventry John Edwd. boot4c shoe ma 

55 Rushton Henry, dining rooms 

57 Fairclough Mrs. Mary, shopkeeper 

59 Edwards William Henry, watch ma 

61 Broadhurst Philip Henry, stationer 

63 Newboulds Charles, hair dresser 

65 Rudd William, confectioner 

here is Augyle street 

67 Morton Andrew, tailor 

73 Walker John, painter 

115 Charity Organisation Association 

John Coates, agent 

..here are Adelphi st. Sf Camden st 

167 Bird Thomas, furniture dealer 

177 Newton Mr.^. Ellen, shopkeeper 

Lees John, beer retailer 

189 Lynch John, salt dealer 

Market stores, see Market pi. south. 

Marshall street, from Cleveland st. 

2 Brannan Mrs.Catherini;,marine store 

dealer 

20 North Star hotel, Thos. Whittaker 

13 Finney Mrs 

Mersey street, 97 Church street. 

here is Birkenhead ferry 

Mersfy CanoeClub, T.H. Bartley,sec 

5 Whitby Mrs 

7 Caird Thomas 

9 Royal Mersey Yacht Club (Mer-ey 

house), Henry Mellinif, sec 

Bond Samuel, boat 4c canoe builder 

Midland street, 70 Oxton road. 

15 Moore Jdmes, painter 4c plumber 

41 Laurence William 

Miriam place, from 336 Laird street, 

2 Oakes Mark, gardener 

4 Richards Thomas, baker 

St. James's school (boys 4c girls) 

Monk street, 106 Chester street. 

3 Bake Benjamin, provision dealer 

5 Dixon William, provision dealer 

7 Timmis Charles 4c Co. grocers 

9 Bake Joseph, confectioner 

11 O'Biien John, provision dealer 

13 Swale Isaac, boot maker 

15 Pearson Joseph, grocer. See advert 

17 Butcher's Arms, Mrs. Fras. Scott 

2 Wesley William, boot lUHker 

4 Deeley Joseuh, boot maker 

6 London §,• Counties Tea Co. 

John Butterworth, agent 

8 Brennan Mrs. draper 

10 Davies 4c Hancock, tea warehouse 

Monk's ferry, 89 Church street 

Birkenhead Joint Railway Co. 

{Pa.ssenger) Station 

Henry Andrew, station master 

Moon street, 50 Exmouth street. 

6 Griffiths Mrs. Jane, shopkeeper 

11 Kerr William, coal agent 

Momingrton street, Oxton road. 

1 Wright John, monumental mason 

3 Jones Mrs. Emma, boot maker 

7 Jones William, mason 

9 Norman John, joiner 

11 Summer William, joiner 

13 Clarke Thomas, agent to Prudential 

Insurance Co 

CHESHIRE. 

21 Tilston William 

23 Thompson Charles 

8 Proudl'oot John 

32 Evans Stephen, shopkeeper 

Morpeth dock, see Shore road. 

Mortimer ter. 58 Hamilton square. 

1 Birkenhead Liberal Association, 

J. Bewley, sec 

1 Birkenhead Borough Permanent 

Benefit Building Society, 

H. P. Priest, sec 

2 MinnsRichd.Henry,landing surveyor 

3 Melbourne Thomas, ship's carpenter 

5 Cowley George, master mariner 

6 Inwood Miss 

Mount grove, Woodchurch road. 

1 Tarleton Banaster 

1 Tarleton James 

3 Waring William 

5 Turnbull Miss 

7 Maples David 

Dobson Thomas (Asbfield villa) 

Nelson street, 119 Grange lane. 

5 Bentley John 

7 Creal Thomas, custom house officer 

9 Roberts Owen Sandeford, grainer 

11 Cropper John 

13 Bland Mrs 

17 Glover Robert, joiner 

14 Price Thomas 

10 Warrington John 

8 Johnstone George William 

6 Weston Benjamin 

4 Williams John, shipwright 

2 Grant James, shipwright 


Neptune street. Corporation road. 

6 Richardson Mrs 

8 Brereton George 

10 Carr Mrs 

12 Thomas Robert 

14 Mc Caiin Bemerd 

16 Sherlock Mrs 

18 McKendrick James, engineer 

22 Wood John, boiler maker 

28 Hall Thomas, stevedore 

30 McKendrick Alexander, engineer 

32 Arthur David, grocer 4c provision dlr 

34 Jones William, sail maker 

36 Nicol James 

38 Williams William Travis, shipsmith 

40 Gamer Joseph, pier master 

42 Cowan Mrs 

,.. here is Cleveland street 

13 Price John, wheelwright 

Morgan Edward, cab proprietor 

17 Walker George, shopkeeper 

23 4c 25EwingWalterC.4cCo.8liip\vrights 

Wallace Patrick W. cairier 

Oak bank, 67 Oxton road. 

Dobie William, veterinary surjjeon 

2 Dobie William 

6 Wattew Mrs 

7 Ross William 

Old Bidston road, 363 Cleveland st. 

3 Pearce William, boiler maker 

7 Cooper Noah, dining rooms 

9 Casey James, beer retaile"* 

47 Rowlands John 

53 Herant Thomas, iron turner 

82 Owen Charles Thomas, beer retailer 

86 Horsfall Thomas, shopkeeper 

88 Halliday John, blacksmith 

90 Scott Miss Annie 

92 Robinson Mrs. Elizabeth, lodging ho 

94 Richards Edward, pattern maker 

98 Hain William, iron turner 

104 Turner John, joiner 

106 Bleasdale Henry, engineer 

110 Hill Joshua, stone mason 

112 Morton George, watchmaker 

114 Williams Maurice, driller 

Roman Catholic Schools. 


Old Cheste* road, 25 Grange street. 

3 Sankey John, farrier 

7 Reynolds James, beer retailer 

21 Kelly Mra. Mary, shopkeeper 

, here is Mencock street. 

Lancashire Coal Company Limited 

Charles Youell, yard manager 

Kearney John, marine store dealer 

61 Langley 'ThonKis, contractor 

Tranmere Coal Co. 

•las. Downham, managing dire tr 

63 Infant School 

Old 'Piiory, from 8 Leicester street. 

3 Hampton Frederick, shopkeeper 

5 Burton John, boiler maker 

4 Lewis William, master mariner 

Oliver street, 96 Hamilton street. 

7 Harvey Thomas, cane worker 

11 Collins William, lodging house 

13 Thomas Mrs. Jane, lodging honsa 

15 Headley Mrs. Jane, shopkeeper 

17 GafTiiey Hugh, ship carpenter 

19 Davis William, painter 

21 Donnley Hugh, joiner 

23 W'atson James, lodging house 

25 Bayley Thomas, lodging house 

27 Swinburn Henry Bradley, engineer 

29 Lawpon David, shopkeeper 

31 Henshaw Mrs. Maria, shoe makt r 

33 Tornofi" John, earthenware dealer 

37 Daulman John, shopkeeper 

39 Ellis James, coal merchant 

here is Argyle street 

51 Smith Nathan, jollier 

53 Leyland Joseph, lodging house 

55 Leyland William, lodging house 

57 Powis Charles, lodging house 

59 Dawson Robert 

61 Duckworth Mrs. Emily, lodging ho 

63 Martin Alexander, lodging house 

65 Leyland William John, lodging house 

67 Anderson John, joiner 

77 Evans Benjamin 

here is Hampton street 

79 Moffatt John, shopkeeper 

81 Monteith Mra. Ann, shopkeeper 

97 Lloyd Mrs. Jane, shopkeeper 

101 Ward Daniel, grocer 

here is Cromwell street........ 

113 Evans David, beer retailer 

115 Hughes Richard, shopkeeper 

117 Thompson James, shopkeeper 

here is Milton street 

119 Taylor Charles, dau-yman 

127 Power Mrs. Sarah, milliner 

133 Payne Joseph Edwin, shopkeeper 

.here is Pym street ^ 

137 Whelan John, beer retailer 

St. John's National School. 

here is St. John's street: 

145 Gamlin James, upholsterer 

here is Catherine street 

207 Mann Robert \ :2 

209 StevensonMissFanny,dres3raa / jg ,„ 

211 Jobson John, painter ^^-g ^ 

215 Amphlett Miss / '^ u 

219 Nichoel Isaac, lodging house I . -S 

221 Blake Samuel I ra 

229 Povall Henry, joiner 4c builder 

231 Hinks Edward James 

233 Parry William, draughtsmaii 

Thompson J ames, joiner k builder 

Henshall John, coal merchant 

here is Argyle street 

32 Cerroll Miss Ellen, lodging house 

here is Walton street 

36 Hughes Oliver, beer retailer 

44 Dare William, shopkeeper 

here is Davies atreet 

46 Prytherch John Charles, hair dresser 

50 Long Mrs. Elizabeth, dress maker 

here ia Kendal atreet 

60 Barrett Henry, lodging house 

WELSH CONGREGATIONAL CHAPL 

86 Swallow Mrs. Mary, lodging bouse 

88 Love Alexander, shopkeeper 

here is Wesley atreet...


OLIVER STREET—con/inwcrf. 

90 Armour John, shopkeeper 

92 Jones Samuel, shopkeeper 

114 Nolan John, shopkeeper 

20 Davies Mrs. Sarah, shopkeeper 

here is Wilson street 

126 Combermere hotel, Mrs. Mary Ann 

Edkins 

146 Morris Edward, shopkeeper 

Oxton road, 

continuation of Grange lane. 

1 Park hotel, John Pearch 

3 Schwartz Mrs 

5 Beswick Mrs 

7 McCreerv Alexander 

9 Hinds Thomas 

11 Christopherson William 

19 Davies William Henry 

21 Tomlinson John, waiter 

23 Bridger Charles 

Wirrall Children's Hospital, 

Miss Brown, matron 

Williams John, coal dealer 

Stevens William, iron cistern manufr 

31 Travis John, greengrocer 

33 Richards John, baker 

35 Carpenter John Blake, butcher 

37 Peake John, draper 

39 Jackson Samuel, greengrocer 

41 Wilkins Benjamin, ironmonger 

43 Davies David, draper 

45 Gamlin James, cabinet maker 

47 Walls Joseph, butcher 

49 Smith John, brush maker 

' 51 Chute Francis, fishmonger 

53 Stephens William, grocer 

here is Quarry Bank street 

55 Farroll William, boot 4c shoe maker 

59 Horlick William, miller 

here is Wilkinson street 

61 Horn Mrs. Elizabeth4c Agnes, grocers 

63 Walton Joseph, butcher 

65 May William, tallow chandler 

67 Observatory Vaults, Mrs. Elizabeth 

Moore 

here is Tetbury street 

73 Birkenhead Brewery Co. Limited, 

wine 4c spirit merchants, (Thoma: 

Blake, managr.), Argyle brewery 

See advert 

75 James Henry 

85 Barnes Edward K 

87 Storey Edward 

89 Perch Henry 

91 Coveny Albert 

95 Dodd Thomas, greengrocer 

97 Cogan James, beer retailer 

99 Eastwood Charles, butcher 

101 Davies John, corn miller 

here is Tranmere vale 

Jackson's hotel, Evander Godwin 

105 Jones Mrs. Catherine, draper 

107 BateraanRichd.Chas.booticslioema 

109 Scholes James, painter 

111 Cottrell Joseph, ahopkeeper 

113 Randle Lingard 

115 Nicholson Hobert 

117 Parker Charles Berry 

119 Sibley Mrs 

121 Smith William 

123 Graham Frank 

here is Belmont road 


129 Guthrie Captain 

2 Jones Jobn, tailor 

4 Evans Edward Thomas, draper 

8 Siddell Henry, greengrocer 

10 Evans Francis, greengrocer 

12 Kelly Edward Billings, tobacconist 

14 Walker James, boot 4c shoe maker 

16 Heselwood W. J. grocer 

here is Clayton street 

18 Arkell William, grocer 

22 Oldridge Mrs. Hannah, confectioner 

24 Deam Richard, aairyinan 

28 Willcock Samuel, grocer 

here ia Barton street., 

30 HarrisonGeorge Hampton, beerretlr 

• ^2 Fairclough Henry, baker 

CHESHIRE. 

34 Sharpies Albert, confectioner 

36 Poe Alfred, china 4c glass dealer 

38 Potter Richard, picture frame maker 

40 James Edward, hosier 

here is Windsor street 

42Cran9town William, beer retailer 

44 Howes John, shopkeeper 

46 McDowell Edward, confectioner 

48 Sprout Hugh, pawnbroker 

50 Exley John Thomas, grocer 

52 Richmond hotel, Dowdeswell Edward 

Arkell 

... here is Warwick street 

56 Hurst Mrs. Lettaca, shopkeeper 

58 Lloyd Henry, boot 4c shoe maker 

60 Penn Mrs. Sarah, shopkeeper 

62 Edge David, greengrocer 

64 Amery Henry, fishmonger 

66 Ollive John Edmund, shopkeeper 

68 Robinson Edmund, ironmonger 

70 Field Harry E. chemist 4c druggist 

here are Midland street. Peel st. 

Mornington st. Sf Clarendon st. 

78 Rice John, wax 4c tallow chandler 

82 Dickinson John, china 4c glass dealer 

86 Nathan Charles James, greengrocer 

102 Finan John, grocer 

104 Andrew George, fishmonger 

106 Harper Joseph, milk dealer 

108 Nevil Mrs. Catherine, draper 

110 Harrison Mrs. Mary Ann, shopkpr 

112 Milne Francis, boot 4c shoe maker 

114 Oseinak Mrs. Jane, draper 

116 Jones Thomas, boot 4c shoe maker 

here is Derby street 

118 Burgess Mrs 

120 Whitby Thomas 

122 Henderson Mrs 

124 Burleigh Miss Rebecca, teacher of 

music 

126 Hughes Robert 

128 Leach Mrs 

130 Craven George 

132 Jones Rev. Peter [Methodist] 

134 Edgar Mrs 

136 Long William Bxrton 

here is Ridley street 

CONGREGATIONAL CHORCH 

Park road east. 

Birkenhead Park Skating Rink, 

Geo. Beaumont Craven, mang 

Thompson Robert, ship owner 

Timmis Mrs 

Wild William 

Duerden Edward 

Heugli Stephen, gardener 

Cowan John, park superintendent. 

Park entrance 

Park road south, 305 Claughton rd. 

Cross James (Gothic lodge) 

2 Birkenhead College, 

Rev. Philip Edmund Monkhouse, 

M.A. principal 

8 Taylor Mrs 

10 Cochrane Rev. Henry 

12 Gatehouse Charles 

14 Watson Rev. John 

16 Gunton Edward, music master 

18 Rhode Hermann Augustus 

20 Eaton Miss 

24 Meugens Edward 

26 Gartley James 

28 Clare Mrs 

30 Johnson Thomas Lytton 

.54 Barker William Henry 

56 Brooke Leonard Dobin 

•58 Arends Charles 

60 Pearson Thomas 

62 Darbyshire Edward 

64 Laird Henry Hyninan 

66 Sinclair Alexander 

70 Walker William 

Callender Andrew (Beeehfield) 

88 Dodd Thomas 

90 Macdonald James 

92 Clover Matthew 

94 Eaton Charles Edward 

[POST OFFICE 

1 Forman Richard Henry ) Cannon 

2 Gaskell Richard ( Mount 

1 Gaskell Ellas ) 

2 Hamilton TliomasConnoUy f Cannon 

4 Newton William I hill 

5 H iggins Robert Broce J 

CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC CHURCH 

here is Park road west 

23 Clayton William Hushley 

25 Keyward John Robert 

27 Thompson Robert 

29 Hill Charles James 

33 McCalman Colin 

35 Braidwood Peter Murray, surgeon 

63 Bamford Chflrles 

65 Langlands Mrs 

67 Harrison Mrs 

71 Churton Percy Varden 

73 Cooke Bernard 

.. ,here is Slatey road. 

93 McGill Mrs 

95 Williamson William 

here are Palm grove Sf Park rd. west 

Park road west. 

2 Green Miss 

4 Hoiistin Charles 

6 Smith Jerome 

8 Glover Edward 

hereis AshviUe road 

50 Leete William Griffiths 

52 Clover George Robert, junior 

58 Mackee James 

60 Castle Thomas 

64 Higgins William 

66 Preston Charles 

68 Burton Alfred Geldart 

72 Middleton Alfred 

74 Kemp Edward 

76 Nickels Walter 

78 Woolliscroft William 

here are Park road north Sf Forest rd 

Park street, from 201 Bridge street 

Hughes W. M. painter 

Whelan Mrs. Sarah, beer retailer 

Dickinson R. E. engineer 


25 Davies Mrs. Jane, wardrobe dealer 

27 Blundell John 

hereis Brook street 

29 Cookson Joseph, provision dealer 

31 Wilkinson Joaeph, wardrobe dealer 

33 Southerns George, shopkeeper 

35 Gilllbyle John, dogger 

37 M'Kay Donald, shopkeeper 

39 Perry William, shopkeeper 

41 Middleton John, hair dresser 

liere are Price street Sf St. Annestreet 

59 Trainer Thomas, shopkeeper 

61 Jones John, shopkeeper 

63 Rowley Frank, hosier 

75 Parry Mrs. Jane, shopkeeper 

79 Mills Edward, warehouseman 

83 Catlow Urban, shopkeeper 

here is Rhye street 

85 Roberts John Derven, hoot niakei 

91 Davies Walter Robert, builder 

93 Murphy Matthew, joiner 

95 Binson Thomas, confectioner 

97 Murphy Patrick, shopkeeper 

.. ..here is Kinniel street 


101 Miller Mrs 

103 Jenkins John 

105 Bryce Miss Ellen, dress maker 

here is Clwyd street 

St. Lawrence Roman Catholic 

Schools 

ST. LAWRENCE ROMAN CATHO 

LIC CHURCH 

68 Palham Charles, beer retailer 

64 Gilbertson Tbos. baker 4c Hour dealer 

60 Mooney Patrick, shopkeeper 

58 Shaw William, butcher 

... .here are St. Anna street, Robert 

street Sf Price street 

40 Jones Richard, paper hanger 

38 .McConville Mrs. Mary, shopkeeper 

86 Ranson Mary Brade, stay maker

DIRECTORY.] 

34 Hicks Mrs. Mary, hosier 

32 Singleton William 4c Sons, bakers 4c 

fluur dealers 

here iji Brook street 

26 Faulkner Samuel, boor, maker 

24 Jones Mrs. Ann, shopkeeper 

Elephant 

Sf Castle, William Thompson 

Taylor 

here is Cleveland 

street 

Parkfleld, Parkfleld avenue. 

Main Robert, coach builder 

12 Parry John, sail maker 

14 Crow Wm. Hamilton, collegiate schl 

10 Reeves Mrs 

18 Lees Samuel 

20 Fitton Copley 

Parkfleld avenue, Conway street. 

1 Woods William, tea merchant 

3 Kreitmair Charles 

5 Carr George, shipbroker 

7 Goddard Mrs 

9 Williams Wm. Robt. master mariner 

11 McKenzie William 

15 Davies Samson, lodging house 

21 Lawson James Rimmer, beer retailer 

here is Cardigan street 

23 Britton Mrs. Ellen, lodging house 

25 Rothwell Richard, boiler maker 

27 Hunt John, plasterer 

29 Large William, joiner 

31 Williams Ricbard.master of tugboat 

33 Roberts Richard, turner 

I.M.J. The Little Sisters of the 

Poor, Home for the Aged, 

Gerardine Mercenier, the lady 

superior 

WELSH PRESBYTERIAN CBAPEL 

Pattern street, 60 Brassey street. 

77 Lewis George, beer retailer 

Peel street, 70 Oxton road. 

3 Davies George 

5 Hall John 

9 Butler George 

11 Ratcliff Miss Mary, ladies' school 

2 Baker David, refre-hmeiit contractor 

4 Junes Thomas, joiner 

36 Cuthbertson William 

Pilgrim street, 109 Chester street 

28 Manson Mrs 

30 Wilson Richard 

34 Duckworth William 

36 Hicks Mrs 

38 Worrall William, jun 

48 Hall George 

Birkenhead County Court, 

John Lamb, chief clerk 

Pool street, 39 Corporation road. 

54 Bickley Joseph, veterinary forge 

38 Young Abraham, shopkeeper 

20 Wallace Patrick W. cart owner 

Price street,yroTO 33 Hamilton sq 

2A, Green Henry, auctioneer 4c valuer 

2 Strong Henry, master mariner 

4 Parry William 

6 Young Mrs.Elizb.pbotographic artist 

8 Evans Johu Mark 

10 iSpears William 

12 Christian James 

14 Williams Mrs 

here is Chapel street 

16 Baths Thomas 

18 Laiub Joseph, surgeon 

20 Jones Matthew 4c Sou, tailors 

26 Irving Peter, pier master 

30 Godsell Luellyn, coal merchant 

32 Walker Mrs. Sarab, ladies' school 

34 Toby Daniel 

here is Lord street 

36 Parkes Joseph 

38 Williams Thomas, rent collector 

42 Stanafield George Sutclitfe, M.R.C.P., 

I..R.C.P. surgeon 

44 Dickinson William 

46 Howie Joseph, tailor ic draper 

CHESHIRE. 

48 Peacock John 

50 National Deposit Sf Discount Co. 

Edward Lees, agent 

52 Rolends Charles 

•54 Robinson Jamea, engineer 

66 Edwards John 

68 Williams Henry 

70 Lowndes Mrs 

... here is Camden street 

72 Johnson 1'homas 

74 Monday Mrs 

76 Jones John 

78 Jackson Mrs 

80 Lambert James, M.D., L.S.A. surgeon 

82 Scott Luturdge 

.. here is German terrace 

96 Marke Richard, joiner 

!t6 Matone Peter, cart owner 

98 Watt Jamea, pawnbroker 

100 Dunn Brothers, tailors 4c drapers 

104 Co-operative Industrial Society 

Limited, William Upton, manager 

108 Williams Thomas, linen draper 

110 Jones William, linen draper 

112 Ellis Samuel, tailor 4c draper 

114 Thompson Robert, grocer 

116 Ffoulkes Robert, tailor 4c draper 

120 O'Connor Mrs.Elizbth.furniture dlr 

122 Merchant Wm. boot 4c shoe maker 

124 4c 129 Hooker William Schofield, 

baby linen warehouse 

BAPTIST CHAPEL (WELSH) 

126 Dunn Mrs 

128 Dawlinson David 

1.30 Mashiter Jsph. B.saddir 4charnss.ma 

132 Hodskinson John, boot 4cshoe maker 

140 McCutcheon Hobert, tobacconist 

142 Alister George, hair dresser 

144 Markey Jas. grocer 4c provision dlr 

146 Murray Thomas, greengrocer 

148 Corker James, china 4c glass dealer 

1.59 Milne Robert, butcher 

1.52 Robert Peter, pork butcher 

1.54 British Queen, Smith k Le«is 


164 Draper James, hay 4c straw dealer 


194 4c 196 Davies £. 4c R. millers 4c bakrs 

198 Whinton Andrew 

200 Porter Nathaniel, inspector of police 

248 Brown George, hay 4c corn dealer 

Humphrey Wm. coal 4c wood dealer 

256 Douglas Thomas, beer retailer 

here is Vittoria street 

2bO Higginbottom Thomas, shopkeeper 

262 Kinntar Wemjss, fitter 

264 Gardiner William, wheelwright 

•ma Skyrme Henry, shopkeeper 

268 Evans William, machinist 

270 Jones David, machinist 

272 Dobbing John, dogger 

274 Noble William, grocer 

276 Dick William, baker 

278 4c280 Whitby J8ph.4cTho8.pawnhios 

282 Grace Mrs. "Elizabeth, shopkeeper 

286 Day Michael Hy.grocr.4cprovisu.dlr 

290 Day James, beer retailer 

328 Gilfile Thomas, shopkeeper 

3.30 BotJ'ey M rs.J ane Elizbth.beer retailer 

332 Golding Frederick, shopkeeper 

344 Gillatt Robert, shopkeeper 

362 Tennison Thomas, ahopkeeper 

366 Church Mrs. Rosanna, dress maker 

368 Ingham James, beer retailer 

372 HughesThos.Edwd.chemistidrggst 

374 4c 376 Roberts Arnold 4c Cu. grocers 

4c provision dealers 

378 Wilson Septimus, butcher 

380 McGowan James, shopkeeper 

3d2 Hughes Bernard, beer retailer 

384 to 390 Singleton Williain 4c Sons, 

millers 4r bakers 

392 Bateson William, milk dealer 

394 Candeland Arthur, shopkeeper 

403 Eastwood Alfred, butcher 

404, 406 k 408 Hill John Jaines,pwnbkr 

422'Burns James, boot maker 

424 Gregg Benjamin, shopkeeper 

426 Ikin John, draper 

Park View Aoê/, Mrs.Mry.Aldridge 


464 Cartwright Mrs 

466 Armstrong Mrs 

468 Churchward John 

470 Robinson Edward 

472 Home David 

474 Maddock William, agent 

Pacific hotel, William Welch 

1 4c 3 Rickets Charles, surgeon 

3A, Morris William, joiner 

5 Almond Frederick, painter 4c glazier 

17 Reed Mrs 

19 Whitington Mrs 

21 Morrison Duncan 

BRUNSWICK WESLEYAN CHAPEL 

2-') Nichols 4c Potter, picture frame mkrs 

27 Wemyss James, plumber 

•^9 4c 31 Tabiner Hy. m.ison 4c contractr 

35 k 37 Gass James, cabinet maker 

39 Bevan George, butcher 

41 4c 43 Stork hotel, Thomas Wynn 

here is Camden .street 

HOLY TRINITY CHURCH 


73 Jones Hugh 

75 Besley Miss Lucy, day school 

Furnival Williain, coach builder 

Carter William Orme, slate merchant 

113 Swan hotel, John Dean 

115 Thomas Edward, bout4c shoe maker 

117 Marks Richard, shopkeeper 

117 Jones David, joiner 

119 Roberts Mrs. Ellen, grocer 

123 Wright Mrs. Jane, shopkeeper 

125 Jones iMrs. Elizabeth, draper 

127 Cole Albert k Co. grocers 

129 4c 124 Hooker William Schofield, 

clothier 4c outfitter 

131 Bake Joseph, confectioner 

133 4c 135 Hughes George Bartlett, 

pawnbroker 

137 Staley Charles, leather dealer 

139 Curson George Henry, butcher 

141 Beddoes Samuel Henry, grocer 4c 

provision dealer 

143 Venables John, furniture dealer 

145 Conservative Club, 

George John Scott, hon. sec 

147 Callow William Thomas, draper 

149 4c 151 Jones Edwd. draper 4c outfittr 

153 4c 155 Westminster hotel, Charles 

Jouqhin 

159 Graham Wm. 4cSon, tallow chandlrs 


161 Murphie Henry, clothier 4c outHtter 

163 O'Reillv Mrs. Jane, fish dealer 

165 4c 167 Fry William 4c James, pawnbrokers 

169 Hodge Edward, eating house 

171 Martin Henry, leather merchant 4c 

manufacturer 


175 Parry Jamea 

177 Hill William 

179 Urquart John 

181 Martin William 

183 Bellies John 

185 Evason Henry 

187 Gracey Robert 

189 Linney Mrs 


191 Fryer George 

195 Conoley Robert 

197 Cotterill George 

199 Sims Robert 

201 Lacey David 

here is Cathcart 

street 

205 MISSION HOUSE 

207 Diiwson William 

2:39 Snow Williani, chemist 4c druggist 

4c post office 

241 Garner Joseph, saddler 

249 Lord Robert, lamp dealer 

251 Gerhard William, butcher 

2.53 Rady Patrick, stone majon&sbpkpr 

255 Bostock Tliomas, butclier 

Atlantic hotel, John Henry Carter 

here are St.Ann'sst.SfOldBidjitone rd, 

481 Carey Benjamin, baker 

ROHAN CATHOLIC CHURCH 

Slaughter Rer. Edward


Prince's street, 107 Grange lane. 

1 Bamson William, master mariner 

3 Windsor Mrs 

5 Osborn William 

7 Neherwood John, decorator 

9 Drinkwater Mrs 

11 Hogg Mrs 

13 Kirkham Samuel, shipwright 

15 Perry John 

17 Gregory John 

19 Jones Williain, boiler maker 

Prince's terrace, 102 Grange Inne. 

1 Neville James 

3 Williamson George 

4 Brunn«chweiler Arnold 

5 Jones William, customs officer 

6 Lewis John, joiner 

7 Ball Richard Wil.son 

8 Watson William, master mariner 

Priory street, 17 Ivy street. 

2 Lees William, eating house 

12 Malam John, shopkeeper 

48 Talbot Richard, painter 

.50 Robinson James, engineer 

52 Patterson Peter, boiler maker 

54 Qnin John 

56 Spencer Edward, painter 

58 Benson Jobn 

02 Overend Georse, j< iner 

66 Dure James, boiler maker 

I Stevens John, shopkeeper 

15 Higgins John, cab proprietor 

17 Knox Rev. Andrew, B.A 

19 Chapman Thomas Jackson 

21 Barton James 

23 Willis Richard Charles 

Queen atreet, from 76 Hamilton st 

4 Moore John, shopkeeper 

6 Tavlor Frederick William, jeweller 

8 Davies Winifred, shopkeeper 

1(1 Williams Thoraas, dyer 

12 Forfar Thoinas, joiner 

14 Bevan Henry, confectioner 

16 Lownsborough William, architect 

16 Baker William, engraver 

20 Jones Thomas, shopkeeper 


17 Rowe John 

II 4c 13 Free Library hotel. Job 

Tharme 

46 Savage John, shopkeeper 

42 Kennedy Patrick, beer retailer 

Kailway Wharf Coal OfS.ces, 

See A bbey street. 

Rhyl street. 

23 James John, engineer 

21 Middleton Richard, sail rraker 

17 Jellies George, engine fitter 

15 Jones William, wheelwright 

18 Roberts Edmond, ship's carpenter 

11 Plumb Oliver 

9 Rasmus J

DIRECTORY.] 

Sidney street, 20 Argyle street 37 Kelly John, shopkeeper 

2;t Porter John 

41 Jones Mrs. Eliza, shopkeeper 

27 Lydiatt Thomas 

50 Fairclough Henry, baker 

23 Junes Robert, mason 

59 Hallstead Matt, ginger beer manufr 

71 Netto David Henry, pork butcher 

SomerviUe street, continuation of here is Blackpool .street 

Elgin street. 

_ Hines Patrick, shopkeeper 

0.J Br.idley Patrick 

53 Moran Jarnes 

51 Ogden Joseph 

58 Fiddis Henry 

..... here is Lord street 

4«j Red Lamp, James Hogdeii Airdes 

Sun street, 64 Exmouth street. 

1 Jones Ebenezer, shopkeeper 

3 Watson Alexander, joiner 

5 HargreavesJohnDawson,millwright 

7 Jones Thomas, blacksmith 

9 Maddocks Mrs 

11 Archer Thomas, warehouseman 

13 Furnace William, shipwright 

17 Gouldson Joseph, blacksmitii 

21 Rogers John, joiner 

23 Williams David, lodging house 

2.'> Amos John, boiler maker 

27 Roberts Robert, warehouseniau 

29 Crabtree Thomas, joiner 

31 Irven George, lodging house 

2 Billington Charles, dairy 

6 Evans Henry, stone mason 

8 Evans William, store keeper 

10 Dodd Thomas, lodging house 

12 Skinner Thoinas, shipwright 

16 Cooke James, lodging house 

32 Turner Richard, plasterer 

Sussex street, 109 Grange lane. 

1 Cross James, market constable 

3 Cannon Mrs 

5 Perry Mrs 

7 Bell Mrs 


32 DunnageCha8.Bridges,mast.mariner 

30 Andrews James 

28 Manson Mrs 

26 Jones John 

24 Heathcock Mrs 

22 Parry Robert, joiner 

20 Rigby William, mason 

\S Mann William E 

16 Iveson Williain 

14 Courtney Miss 

12 Smith Joseph 

10 Broderick Patrick, carver k gilder 

8 Gillard Mrs 

6 Garven Mrs 

4 Holland James, watch maker 

2 Glover John 

Sussex terrace, see Grange lune. 

CHESHIRE. 

54 Maddocks William, beerretailer 

80 Swan William, shopkeeper 

Gas WorAs, JosiabWm.Morris,supt 

Tranmere vale, 85 Oxton road. 

Owen John, cab proprietor 

2 Senior Mark, shopkeeper 

4 Harrison John, chimney sweep 

45 Syer John, shopkeeper 

Stanley road, Dock cottage. 1 Harrison Mrs. Ann, shopkeeper 

1 Wilkinson William, grocer 

Trinity street, 183 Beckwith 

2 Creswell Joseph, butcher 

2 Cavill Frederick Henry 

street. 

Stewart street,/ro7?t Dock cottages. 4 Snape George, builder 

4 Wilkinson Joseph Bird, butcher Mission Hall, 

7 4c 8 New Dock hotel, John Rimmei' 

Holy Trinity National Schools, 

Vernon place, see Conway street. 

Vincent street, 219 Grange lone. 

6 Hamer George, chimney awf-eper 

10 Hughes Mrs. Mary, beer retailer 

Vine street, /row Vittoria street. 

1 Larkin Thomas, shopkeeper 

Vittoria street,/rom Cleveland st 

')6 Holden James, beer retailer 

58 Jones Edward, shopkeeper 

Vittoria Mission Rooms 

64 Black Mra. Margaret, beer retailer 

Gaulson Joseph, blacksmith 

Humphreys William, coal dealer 

69 Carroll William, shopkeeper 

77 Gilbertson 4c Son. bakers 4c flour dlrs 

109 4c 111 Sutclifie Brothers, manufacturers 

4c factors to steam users 

127 Martindale John Soweiby, joiner k 

builder 

Waterloo place, 232 Chester street 

NORTH SIDE. 

4 Morton William, barm dealer 

10 Langley Thomas, cart owner 

12 Tanners' Arms, Robert Robin.son 

SOOTH SIDE. 

3 Hobsgrove John Rimmington, veterinary 

surgeon 

Watson street, 165 Cleveland street. 

5 Broster Thomas, provision denier 

7 Cotton George, hairdresser 

9 McGrath Thomas, greengrocer 

11 Bennett Charles, boot k shoe maker 

15 Porter William, shopkeeper 


17 Tolaon Thomas, stationer 

19 Guinneaon Thomas, butcher 

21 Mechan Thoinas, shopkeeper 

23 Ravenscroft Thomas, provision dlr 

25 Scarrsbriick Williani, grocer 

27 Slierwin Henry, 8hopkee|l^r 

here is Queenbury street 

29 White Mrs. Alice, shopkeeper 

31 Hodskison John, boot k SIIOH muker 

35 Wilkinson Saml. chemist 4c (lni'.;glst 


Taylor street, from 167 JB/ idge st. 39 Hill John Ja.s. clothier 4c outfitter 

Grayson H. 4c Co. shipwrights & 41 Brigg Andrew, greengrocer 

boiler makers 

43 Thomas Thomas, butcher 

Hughes H. 4c Son, blacksmiths 

here is Robert street 

Clarke Henry, dining rooms 45 Bia^sey John, grocer 

here is Bridge street 

47 Fowler John, tobacconist 

21 Hine John, cab proprietor 

49 Davies William, butcher 

23 ."^tnnehouse John 

51 Stanaway John, greengrocer 

15 Grierson Robert, millwright .35 Sinyleton Wm. k Sons, bakers k 


millers 

25 H ughes George, greengrocer 

here is St. Ann's street 

here is Somerville street •37 Bruminger Christian, pork butcher 

24 Tobin Jolm, coal dealer 

.59 Chandler Jolm, butcher 

12 McGetrick Patrick, cart owner 61 Faulkes Thomas, boot 4t shoe maker 

63 Jones Mrs. Elizabeth, draper 

Thomas street, 45 Grange lane. 

here is Oak street 

7 Ball Mrs. Ann, shopkeeper 

65 Mahen John, fish dealer 

47 Mo8sopHv.4cSona,.«priiigrartowners 67 Turnwnght Turnwright WUliam, William, shopkeeper 

20 Fairclough Henry,corn 41c flour dealer 69 Evans Thomas 4c Son, undertakers 

24 Crutehley James, coal dialer 171 Davies John, baker 4c flour dealer 


73 Radcliffe James, pawnbroker 

here is Beckivith street 

77 Meredith Thomas, shopkeeper 

79 Jones Owen, provision dealer 

81 Bostock Thomas, butcher 

83 Faulkes Hugh, boot 4c shoe maker 

here is Pleasant street 

87 Smith Thomas, beer retailer 

91 Howell Mrs. Sarah, shopkeeper 


97 Cowin William, milk dealer 

here is Meadows street 

99 Roberts Thomas, grocer 

101 Todd James, tobacconist 

103 Poole Thomas, newsagent 

105 Lawless Michael, shopkeeper 

107 Phillips Henry, shopkeeper 

109 Wilkinson Joseph, shopkeeper 

119 Christian Mission Room.s 

2 Angtl inn, Mrs. Ellen Whalley 

4 Moore Anthony, herbalist 

6 Venables Mrs. Hannah, grocer 

8 Marshall Henry, shopkeeper 

10 Hill James, shopkeeper 

12 Breem Michael, greengrocer 

14 4c 16 Hayward Charles, butidier 

18 Arab, Mrs. Elizabeth Leather 

22 Hamer Stephen, butcher 

.38 Clarendon, William Blackburn 

40 Higgins John, undertaker 

42 Gouldson William, draper 

44 Barmbey John, boot 4c shoe maker 

46 Day James, grocer 

48 Sherry James, grocer 

50 Hutchinson John, butcher 

52 Sutcliffe Charles, furniture dealer 


o8 4c 60 Rees Rees, draper 

62 4c 64 Quack Thomas, draper 

66 Williams John, draper 

68 Wells Alfred, tallow chandler 

70 Owens William, boot 4c >hoe maker 

72 Tinker Allen, earthenware dealer 

74 Isherwood Richard, butcher 

76 Griffiths John, shopkeeper 

94 Prescott John, Loot maker 

Westboume road, Oxton road. 

here is Warwick street 

3 Davidson James, shopkeeper 

5 Malin Charles, grocer 

7 Small David, joiner 

9 Greaney Michael, cab proprietor 

11 Gill Mrs. Ann, beer retailer 

13 Platt Thomas, shopkeeper 

21 Aitkin Mrs. Margaret, shopkeeper 

25 Bellis Henry, shopkeeper 

27 Ledsom Richard, plumber 4c painter 

31 Johnson John, painter 

here is Windsor street 

39 Sykes Joseph 

41 Williams James, butcher 

45 Dickson Capt. John 

49 Duckworth James, boot 4c shoe ma 

51 Rutter Mrs. Mary, dress maker 

55 Windle Charles, shopkeeper 

.57 Didsbury James, shopkeeper 

59 Wilkinson Mrs. Jane, news agent 

61 Richardson George, agent to the 

Prudential Assurance Co 

67 Osborne Henry, greenarocer 

69 Dul8onAmbrose,grocer4cprovipion dlr 

71 Davies John, shopkeeper 

73 Bryan George, greengrocer 

77 Didsbury John, shopkeeper 

79 Dodd Samuel, beer retailer 

81 Hudson Miss Mary, dress maker 

83 Yates Jamfs joiner 

87 Todd Miss Mary, dress maker 

89 Morris Prvce 

91 Tamsh Robert 

40 Ritchie Robert, joiner 

42 Kincey Mrs 

44 Fleming George 

48 Thomas Daniel 

.50 Lawson Mrs 

52 Dickinson Misses 

90 Berner Frederick 

92 Armstrong John Richardson 

94 Eastwood Peter


Wesley street, 53 Claughton road. 

6 Smith Matthew, lodging house 

CHRISTIAN MEETING HOUSE 

Whetstone lane, 257 Grange lane. 

LETTER Box 

2 Clewett John Samuel, joiner 4cbuilder 

7 MulhoUand John, seedsman 4c cab 

proprietor 

9 Wood George, shopkeeper 

11 Jones David, tailor 

White st. from 7 Old Priory street. 

2 Bell Joshua, shopkeeper 

Wilbraham street, 77 Grange lane. 

3 Eagleson John, slater k plasterer 

4 Bradshaw John, plnmliKr k painter 

St. Paul's National Schools 

Wilkinson street, 51 Oxton road. 

3 Hasell William, stone mason 

5 Davis Samuel 

7 Williams Joseph, builder 

9 Mason Mrs. Ann, dress maker 

11 Dwyer John, painter 

CHESHIRE. 

13 Price Mrs 

15 Todd Mrs 

17 Thomas Spark, joiner 

4 Ball Henrv, milk dealer 

6 Poynter Miss Elizabeth, dressmaker 

12 Gilbert Mrs. Jane, lodging house 

18 Stanley Charles, music teacher 

24 Crockett Mrs 

William atreet, from 8 Contcay st. 

42 Kennedy Patrick, heer retailer 


46 Savage John, shopkeeper 

Wilton street. 

19 Butler John, joiner 

17 Dobie James, joiner 

15 Edmonds OUve 

13 Moore John, boiler maker 

Windsor street, 42 Oxton road. 

8 Wilson Robert 

10 Dodd Henry, gasfitter 

Wood street, 51 Cathcart street. 

here is Russell street 

131 Ithel Mrs. Mary, shopkeeper 

[POST OFFICE 

Woodchurch road, continuation of 

Uxton road. 

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 

2 Blake Thomas 

4 >tatham Henry Heathcote 

6 Royal hotel, Joseph Wright 

1 Caito Williain 

5 Brown John, cab proprietor 

7 Niera Joseph, draper 

Hermitage British School 

FREE CHRISTIAN CHUKCH 

Williams John, provicion dealer 

94 Jones Uriah, coal k milk dealer 

P6 Thomas William, grocer 

Smith John, cab proprietor 

119 Brown Robert, shopkeeper 

121 Bryant Mrs, Mary, stationer 

Pritt'hard Isaac, gardener 

Johnson John, gardener 4c florist 

York place. Balls road. 

2 Smith Henry, baker 

3 Owen Mrs. Elizabeth, ironmonger 

Preece Robert, chemist 4c dmiiuist 

8 Hopkins John Langster, grocer 

York terrace, see Grange lane. 

BIRKENHEAD COURT DIRECTOEY. 

Ackerley Richard, 9 Brandon street 

Aleock Mrs. 132 Chester street 

Alexander Mrs. 13 Clifton road 

Allis Thomas, 128 Bridge street 

Amphlett Miss, 215 Oliver street 

Anderson Ellis, 3.52 Beckwith street 

Andrews James, 30 Sussex street 

Antrobus Richard, 94 Brook street 

Arends Charles, 58 Park road south 

Armitage Mrs. 86 Camden street 

Armstrong John Richardson, 92 Westbourne 

road 

Armstrong Mrs. 466 Price street 

Askew Christopher, 6 Brook street 

Aston Henry, 80 Cathcart street 

Bacon John, 50 Eldon street 

Bagnolds Misses, 70 Bridge street 

Bailiff Mrs. 62 Bridge street 

Ball Richard Wilson, 7 Prince's terrace 

Bamford Charles, 63 Park road south 

Barclay Mrs. 55 Canning street 

Barker William, 68 Claughton road 

Barker Wm. Henry, 54 Park rd. south 

Baines Rev. Frede'rick, B.A. [Congregational], 

228 Grange lane 

Barnes Edward K. 85 Oxton road 

Barnett Geo. Charlton, 28 Adelphi st 

Barton James, 21 Priory street 

Barton Robert, 269 Cleveland street 

Baths Thomas, 16 Price street 

Bayley Walter Caisey, 5 Hemingford 

terrace, Conway street 

Baylift'George, 98 Conway street 

Beard Mrs. 6 Belmont grove, Derby 

street, Oxton road 

Beattie John, 2 Clayton st. Oxton road 

Beck Joseph Ralston, 18 Cleveland st 

Beck Mrs. 18 Cleveland street 

Bell Mrs. 7 Sussex street 

Bell Robert Rae, 5 Belmont grove. 

Derby street, Oxton road 

Bell William, 19 Brook street 

Beliiss John, 183 Price street 

Bellringer Alfred, 80 Russell street 

Bennett William, 68 Livingstone street 

Benson Jobn, 68 Priory street 

Bentley John, 6 Nelson street 

Berff Mrs. 2 Catherine street 

Berner Frederick, 90 Westboume road 

Beswick Mrs. 5 Oxton road 

Bicker Thomas, 69 Hamilton square 

Birnie James, 134 Conway street 

Blake Samuel, 221 Oliver street 

Blake Thomas, 2 Woodchurch road 

Bland Mrs. 13 Nelson street 

Blundell John, 27 Park street 

Boggle James, 6 Rhyl street 

Boothroyd John, 10 Clifton road 

Bott Robert, 1 Dacre street 

Boulter Mrs. 86 Church street 

Bourne James, 98 Church street 

Bowen Francis, 33 Borough road 

Bradley Patrick, 55 Somerville street 

Brereton George, 8 Neptune street 

Bridger Charles, 23 Oxton road 

Bridson Robt. Quail. 263 Brook street 

Briscoe Richard, 14 Hamilton sqnaie 

Broadrick Mrs. 6 Hampton street 

Brocking George, 180 Claughton road 

Brook George, 271 Cleveland street 

Brook Thos.Saml. 3 Ridlev st.Oxton rd 

Brooke Leonard Dobin, 56 Park rd. stli 

Brooks George, 6 Rhyl street 

Brooks William, 48 Hamilton square 

Brown Mrs. 14 Church street 

Brown William,21 Borough road 

Bruce William, 48 Derby st. Oxton rd 

Brundit Rev. Robert Wright [Roman 

Catholic], 98 Grange lane 

Brunnscliweiler Arnold, 4 Prince's ter 

Bulmer James, 222 Brook street 

Burgess Mrs. 118 Oxton road 

Burley Mrs. 112 Cathcart street 

Burnett James Compton, M.D. 17 

Hamilton square 

Burrows John Edward, 20 Cleveland st 

Burton Alfred Geldart, 68 Park rd. we 

Burward William, 12 Lorn street 

Butler George, 9 Peel street, Oxton rd 

Butler J ohn, 348 Beckwith street 

Butterworth William, 28 Beckwith st 

CadmanWm.John,33Ridley st.Oxton rd 

Caird Thomas, 7 Mersey street 

Caldecott Mrs. .54 Bridge street 

Caldwell James, 130 Conway street 

Callender Andrw.Beechfleld,Park rd.stb 

Calloway Mrs. 206 Claughton road 

Calvert James H. 5 Falcon grove, 

Woodchurch road 

Campbell Mrs. 49 Canning street 

Cannon Mrn. 3 Sussex street 

Carr Miss, 56 Derby street, Oxton road 

Carr Mrs. 10 Neptune street 

Cartwright Mrs. 464 Price street 

Castle Thomas, 60 Park road west 

Cntto William, 1 Woodchurch toad 

Cavill Frederick Henry, 2 Trinit;. st 

Challinor William, 7 Borough road 

Chalmers Alexander, 29 Beckwith >t 

Chapman Very Rev. Canon Robert 

I Roman Catholic], Grange lane 

Chapman Mrs. 92 Arthur street 

Chapman Thomas Jackson, 19 Priory at 

Cheshire Wm. 15 Ridley St. Oxton rd 

Christian James, 12 Price street 

Christopherson William, 11 Oxton mad 

Churchward John, 468 Price street 

Churton Percy Varden, 71 Parkrd.ith 

Clare Henry, 6 Kinmel street 

Clare James, 79 Church stieet 

Clare .Mrs. 28 Park road south 

Clark Thomas, 28 Elgin street 

Clarke Jabez, 9 Borough road 

Clarke Joseph, 6 Hamilton square 

Clayton Wm. Hushley, 23 Park id. sth 

Clover Geo. Robt.jun. 52 Park rd. west 

Clover Matthew, 92 Park road south 

Coates Miss, 37 Claughton road 

Cochrane Rev. Henry, 10 Park rd. south 

Colbert Charles, 17 Argyle street 

Conoley Robert, 195 Price street 

Cooke Bernard, 73 Park road south 

Cooniber£dmundNathaniel,I39Bridge6t 

Cooper Charles, 234 Grange lane 

Corcoran Patrick, 63 Claughton road 

Costin Edward T. 57 Eldon street 

Cotter Arthur, 14 Cleveland street 

Cotterill George, 197 Price street 

Coubbon John, 5 Clifton road 

Courtney Miss, 14 Sussex street 

Coveny Albert, 91 Oxton road 

Cowan John, 42 Eldon street 

Cowan Mrs. 42 Neptune street 

Coward John William, 9 Ivy street 

Craig John, 9 Kinmel street 

Craig Mrs. 26 Hamilton square 

Crane John, 33 Elgin street 

Craven George, 130 Oxton road 

Craven George Beaumont, 3 Belmont 

grove, Derby street, Oxton road 

Crawford Walter, 94 Camden street 

Crockett Mrs. 24 Wilkinson st. Oxtun rd 

Cropper Jobn, 11 Nelson street 

Cross Jas. Gothic lodge, Park rd. south 

Cullen Thomas, 27 Cleveland street 

Culpitt George, 43 Beckwith street

DIRECTORY.] 

Curomings Thomas Joseph, 37 Ridley 


Cuthbertson Wm. 36 Peelst. Oxton rd 

Darbyshire Edward, 62 Park rd. south 

Davies George, 3 Peel st. Oxton road 

Davies Mrs. 27 Churcb street 

Davies Mrs. 55 Church street 

Davies Samuel, 11 Eldon street 

Davies William, 14 Brook street 

Davies William Henry, 19 Oxton road 

Davis Miss, 24 Elgin street 

Davis Samuel, 5 Wilkinson st. Oxton rd 

Dawlinson David, 128 Price street 

Dawson Edmund,7 Falcon grove, Woodchurch 

road 

Dawson John, 19 Elgin atreet 

Dawson Rol>ert, 59 Oliver street 

Dawson William, 207 Price street 

Day William, 151 Bridge street 

Dean Charles, 1 Belmont grove, Derby 


Dean Mrs. 132 Conway street 

Deaville George, 261 Brook street 

Delany John, 11 Clifton road 

Delany John Bennett, 11 Clifton road 

Dempster William, 160 Conway street 

Devonpnrt Mrs. 68 Eldon street 

DeVries Charles, 117 Grange lane 

Dicken Richard, 57 Churcb street 

Dickinson Misses, 52 Westboume road 

Dickinson William, 44 Price street 

Dickson Capt. John, 45 Westboume rd 

Diggles Mrs. 7 Belmont, Oxton road 

Dobie William, 2 Oak bank 

Dobson Thomas, Ashfleld villa. Mount 

grove, Woodchurch road 

Dodd Thomas, 14 Camden street 

Dodd Thomas, 88 Park road south 

Dodd Thomas, 35 Ridley st. Oxton road 

Downham William, 69 Church street 

DransOeld Thomas, 3-50 Beckwith street 

Drape John, 28 ClUtonroad 

Drinkwater Mrs. 9 Princes street 

Duckett William, 121 Brook street 

Duckworth William, 34 Pilgrim street 

Duerden Edward, 5 Park road east 

Dunn Alfred, 12 Conway street 

Dunu Elisha Samuel, 8 German terrace 

Dunn Mrs. 126 Price street 

Dunnage Mrs. 7 Elgin street 

Dutton Mrs. 51 Church street 

Dysart John, 100 Bridge street 

Dysart John, 61 Canning street 

Eastwood Peter, 94 Westboume road 

Eaton Charles Edwd. 94 Park rd. suuth 

Eaton M isv, 20 Park road south 

Edgar Mrs. 134 Oxton road 

Edge James, 2 St. John street 

Fliimonds Olive, 15 Wilton street 

Edwards David, 20 Clwyd street 

Edwaids John, 66 Price street 

Edwards John, 191 Price street 

Edwards Joseph, 94 Arthur street 

Edwards William, 13 Borough road 

Edwards William, 67 Dacre street 

Ellerton Wm. 5 Vernon pi. Conway st 

Ellis James, 39 Oliver street 

Ellis Robert, 105 Grange lane 

Elmer James John, 6 Dale street 

English William, 41 Church street 

Escolme William Henry, 22 Elgin street 

Evans Benjamin, 77 Oliver street 

Evans David Lewis. 100 Camden street 

Evans John Mark, 8 Price street 

Evans Mrs. 40 Hamilton square 

Evans Robert Vernon, 3 Vernon place, 

(yonwav street 

Evason Henry, 185 Price street 

Ewing VV. C. 67 Cunning street 

Fairchild Ebenezer, 1 Rhyl street 

Fairish Thomas, 37 Russell street 

Farmer Albert, 20 Clifton road 

Farrier Alexander, 37 Elgin street 

Faulkes Miss, 20 Elgin street 

Fenton Rev. Charles, B.A. [incumbent 

of St. Peter's], 11 Hope street 

Ferguson James, 38 Russell street 

Fiddis Henry, 58 Somerville street 

Finlayson James, 2 Belmont 


grove, 

CHESHIRE. 

Finlayson Mrs. 2 Belmont grove, Derby 


Finney Mrs. 13 Marshall street 

Firth Thomas, 73 Brook street 

Firze William, 29 John street 

Fisher Henry, 36 Claughton road 

Fittun Copley, 20 Parkfleld 

Fleming George, 44 Westboume road 

Fleming Thomas, 14 Salisbury street 

Flinn Patrick, 94 Church street 

Flinn William, 195 Conway street 

Forman Richard Henry, 1 Cannon 

mount. Park road south 

Forster .Joseph, 18 Clwyd street 

Foster Thomas, 12 Kinmel street 

Foster William, 65 Lord street 

Foster William, 11 Ridley st. Oxton rd 

Fowles Henry, 16 Lorn street 

Fox Charles, 346 Beckwith street 

French James, 157 Bridue stre^t 

Friend»hip James,2-53 Brook stieet 

Fryer George, 193 Price street 

Furnival William, 24 Camden street 

Gaister William, 12 Elgin street 

Gartley James, 26 Park ruad south 

Garven Mrs 6 Sussex street 

(laskell Ellas, 1 Cannon hill,Parkrd.stli 

Gaskell Richard, 2 Cannon mount. 

Park road south 

Gatehouse Charles, 12 Park road south 

George Edmond, 24 Clwyd street 

Getley William, 18 Clifton road 

Gibbon Thomas, 226 Brook street 

Gibbs Henry, 67 Cathcart street 

Gibson John, 96 Conway street 

Gillard Mrs. 8 Sussex street 

Ginty Mrs. 4 Hemingford terrace, 

Conway street 

Gittins William, 87 Church street 

Glazebrook Richard, 149 Bridge street 

Glover Edward, 8 Park road west 

Glover John, 2 Sussex street 

Glover Mrs. 4 German terrace 

Goddard Mrs. 7 Parkflehi avenue 

Golborne Mrs. 44 Claughton road 

Gomersall Mrs. 91 Camden street 

Goodwin Mrs. 25 Church street 

Gouldson Mrs. 193 Beckwith street 

Gracey Robert, 187 Price street 

Graham Frank, 123 Oxton road 

Grant Mrs. 6 Vernon pi. Conway street 

Green Miss, 2 Park road west 

Green Richard, 140 Bridge street 

Gregory John, 17 Prince's street 

Griffith Griffith, 39 Church street 

Grifflth John Philip, 123 Bridge road 

GriHith William, 43 Canning street 

Griffiths David, 12 Rhyl street 

Giiffiths Mrs. 75 Church street 

Gunning Alexander, 24 Adelphi street 

Guthrie Capt. 129 Oxton road 

Hale Henry, 11 Brandon street 

Hall (Jeorge, 48 Pilarim street 

Hall John, 5 Peel street, Oxton road 

Hamilton Mrs. 18 Camden stret-t 

Hamilton Thomas Connolly, 2 Cannon 

hill, Park road south 

Hancock Mrs. 146 Conway street 

Haniiay John Milroy, 37 Hamilton sq 

Harbourd Edward, 24 Brook street 

Hardie Thos. H. 44 Derby st.Oxton rd 

Harding Albert, 6 Lea street 

Harkness James, 168 Conway street 

Harkness Miss, 18 Elgin street 

Harrison John, 19 Kinmel street 

Harrison Leonard, 100 Conw.^y street 

Harrison Mrs. 89 Camden stieet 

Harrison Mrs. 67 Park road south 

Haswell Charles, 45 Church street 

Hatrick James, 14 Clilton road 

Haughton Mrs. 77 Church street 

Haworth Miss, 1 Ivy bank, Brouk st 

Hay James, 59 Canning street 

Heath Arthur, 306 Conway street 

Heathcock Joseph, 20 Church street 

Heathcock Mn. 24 Sussex street 

Henderson David, 80 Claughion road 

Henderson Mrs. 122 Oxton road 

Henney Thomas John, 8 Beckwith st 

Henshaw John, 104 Conway street 


Hicks Mrs. 36 Pilgrim street 

Higgett Anthony, 16 Clifton road 

Higgins John, 58 Exmouth street 

Higgins Robert Bruce, 5 Cannon hill, 

Park road south 

Higgins William, 64 Park road west 

Hill Charles James, 29 Park road south 

Hill William, 177 Price street 

Hind John, 129 Bridge street 

Hind Mrs. 148 Conway street 

Hinds Thomas, 9 Oxton road 

Hinks Edward James, 231 Oliver street 

Hodge Alexander, 1 St. Mary's street 

Hodgson John, 65 Church street 

Hodgson Mrs. 8 Elgin street 

Hogg Mrs. 11 Princes street 

Holden Henry, 30 Hamilton square 

Holden John, 30 Hamilton square 

Holding George, 103 Claughton roa


Kincey Mrs. 42 Westboume road 

King Alexander, 27 Ridley st. Oxton rd 

Kingdon Robert, 10 Kidley st. Oxton rd 

Kirby Morris, 101 Grange lane 

Kirk"Rev.Wm.Boyton, B.A.[incumbent 

of Holy Trinity^, 3 Hemingford ter 

Knott Alexander, 27 Clifton road 

Knox Rev. Canon Andrew, B.A. [vicar 

of St. Mary's], 17 Priory street 

Kreitmair Charles, 3 Parkfleld avenue 

Lacey David, 201 Price street 

Laird Hy. Hynman, 64 Park rd. south 

Laird McGregor, 63 Hamilton square 

Laird William, 61 Hamilton square 

Landsborough Mrs. 25 Grange road. 

Charing cross 

Lange Leopold, 128 Claughton road 

Langlands Mrs. 65 Park road south 

Lawrence Philip Hughes, 56 Eldon st 

Lawrence Wm. 41 Midland st. Oxton id 

Lawson Mrs. 50 Westboume road 

Laycock James, 186 Beckwith street 

Layman Mrs. 22 Clwyd street 

Leach Mrs. 128 Oxton road 

Lee Herbert, 2 Ridley street, Oxton rd 

Lee Jobn, 22 Clifton road 

Lees Samuel, 18 Parkfleld 

Leete William Griffith, 60 Park rd. west 

Legge Henry James, 43 Church street 

Legge Mrs. 30 Elgin street 

Leighton Mrs. 23 Clifton road 

Lewin Henry, 13 Belmont, Oxton road, 

Lewis Mrs. 163 Bridge street 

Lewis William, 8 Clifton road 

Linney Mrs. 189 Price street 

Lloyd Willinm, 26 Adelphi street 

Long William Barton, 136 Oxton road 

Lord Miss, 66 Beckwith street 

Lowe William, 106 Grange lane 

Lowndes Mrs. 70 Price street 

Lydiatt Thomas, 27 Sidney street 

McCallum Dcuigald, 82 Claughton road 

McCalman Colin, 33 Park ruad south 

McCann Bernerd, 14 Neptune street 

McCreery Alexander, 7 Oxton road 

Macdonald James, 90 Park road south 

McGill Mrs. 93 Park road south 

McGowan William, 342 Beckwith street 

Mackee James, 58 Park road west 

McKenzie William, 11 Parkfleld avenue 

Macmahon Peter, 45 Canning street 

McMillan Jamen, 67 Church street 

McNaughton James, 9 Falcon grove, 


McNeill Mrs. 34 Rose street 

McRonald Mrs. 62 Eldon street 

Maddocks Mrs. 9 Sun street 

Main Thomas, 208 Claughton road 

Makin Edward, 3 Dacre street 

Mann Robert, 207 Oliver street 

Mann William E. 18 Sussex stieet 

Manson Mrs. 28 Pilgrim street 

Manson Mrs. 28 Sussex street 

Marples David, 7 Mount grove. Wood 

church road 

Marshall George, 11 Adelphi street 

Marther Mrs. 90 Arthur street 

Martin William, 181 Price street 

Mathison Mrs. 3 Rose street 

Matthews Miss, 75 Albion street 

Mayne Williani, 16 Rhyl street 

Meek James, 164 Conway street 

Meugens Ed want, 24 Park road south 

Middlt-ton Alfred, 72 Park rood west 

Millar Robert, 22 Adelphi street 

Miller Alexander, 354 Beckwith street 

Miller George, 8 Vernon pi. Conway st 

Miller Hugh, M.D. 25 Hamiltun square 

Miller Mrs. 101 Park street 

Miller Robert, 98 Claughton road 

Milligan Mrs. 63 Church street 

Mills John, 2 Lorn street 

Mody BomiiiejeeMommejee, 132 Bridge 

street 

Moffat John, 2 Hampton street 

Motfatt Mrs. 17 Brook street 

Monday Mrs. 74 Price street 

Moore Mrs. 56 Hamilton square 

Moran .lames, 53 Somerville street 

Morland John, 10 Beckwith street 

CHESHIRE. 

Morris James, 7 Duncan street 

Morris Pryce, 89 Westboume road 

Morrison Duncan, 21 Price street 

Morton William, 64 Bridge street 

Mossop John, 7 Brandon street 

Mott Charles Gray, 34 Hamilton square 

Mo well (Jeorge, 3 German terrace 

Moxon William, 37 Church street 

Moyle James, 27 Elgin street 

Mudge Mrs. 97 Camden street 

Mumfltt Mrs. 90 Brook street 

Murdock Mrs. 7 Cleveland street 

Neilson Mrs. 6 Elgin street 

Nelson Alexander, 70 Eldon street 

Nelson George, 9 Brook street 

Neville James, 1 Prince's terrace 

Newton Joseph, 73 Church street 

Newton William, 4 Cannon hill, Park 

road south 

Nicholson Robert, 115 Oxton road 

Nickels Walter, 76 Park road west 

Nicol Charles, 156 Bridge street 

Nicol James, 36 Neptune street 

Norton Mrs. 1 Ridley street, Oxton rd 

Nowell Samuel, 236 Grange lane 

O'Connell John, 25 Ridley rd. Oxton rd 

Ogden Joseph, 51 Somerville street 

Orme Edwin, 16 Beckwith street 

Osborn William, 5 Prince's street 

Owen John, 43 Ridley street, Oxton rd 

Owens William, 159 Bridge street 

Parker Charles Berry, 117 Oxton road 

Parker Hugh, 83 Church street 

Parker Mrs. 78 Bridge street 

Parkes Joseph, 36 Price street 

Parry James, 175 Price street 

Parry William, 4 Price street 

Patterson William, 100 Grange lane 

Peacock John, 48 Price street 

I'earkes Mrs. 21 Elgin street 

Pearson Thomas,OO Park road south 

Penn Robert, 2 Kinmel street 

Penney George Ricliard, 12 Lord street 

Perch Henry, 89 Oxton road 

Perch John, 23 Ridley street, Oxton rd 

Perry John, 15 Prince's street 

Perry Mrs. 6 Sussex street 

Pierce Edward, 86 Claughton road 

Pitt Rev. Alexander, 35 Church street 

Plumb Oliver, 11 Rhyl street 

Pointer Mrs. 2.30 Grange lane 

Pollock William, 218 Brook street 

Porter James Thomas, 25 Cathcart st 

Porter John, 29 Sidney street 

Preston Charles, 66 Park road west 

Preston Henry James, 24 Kinmel street 

Price Edward, 9 Clifton road 

Price Mrs. 13 Wilkinson st. Oxton road 

Price Thomas, 7 Brook street 

Price Thomas, 14 Nelson street 

Frichard Richard Williams, J.P. Parkfleld 

house, Claughton road 

Pritcbard Richard, 9 Chapel street 

Proudtbot John, 8 Mornington street, 

Oxton road 

Quick Wilham, 7 Hamilton square 

Quin John, 54 Priory street 

Rae Mrs. 33 Church street 

Rains Miss, 33 4c 35 Bridge street 

Handle Lingard, 113 Oxton road 

Rankin James, 13 Elgin street 

Kosmas John, 9 Rhyl street 

Ratclilfe Mrs. 162 Conway street 

Ray Mrs, 2 Ivy bank. Brook street 

Read Rev. George, B.A. [surrogate], 90 

Camden street 

Redhead John, 9 Canning atreet 

Redhead Thomas, 26 Church street 

Reed Mrs. 17 Price street 

Reeves Mrs. 16 Parkfleld 

Rhode Hermann Augustus, 18 Park 

road south 

Richards James Henry, 97 Canning st 

Richardson Mrs. 6 Neptune street 

Riddick Andrew, 29 Ridley st. Oxton rd 

Rigby John, 12 Barton street, Oxton rd 

Roberts Evan, 8 Rhyl street 

Roberts Owen, 39 Ridley st. Oxton rd 

Robinson Edward, 470 Price street 

Robinson Jobn, 31 Church street 

[POST OFFICE 

Robson John, 5 Borough road 

Rogers Miss, 104 Exmouth street 

Rogers Mrs. 76 Bridge street 

Rolends Charles, 52 Price street 

Ross William, 7 Oak bank 

Rowe Jobn, 17 Queen street 

Rowland David, 3 Falcon grove, Wood 

church road 

Rowland James, 5 Crown street 

Rowlands John, 47 Old Bidston road 

Royle William, 5 Belmont, Oxton road 

Russell Alexander, 21 George street 

St. George George, 1 Hemingford terrace, 

Conway street 

Schoil Charles, 29 Churcb street 

Schwartz Mrs. 3 Oxton road 

Scott David, 47 Church street 

"Cott George John, 14 Beckwith street 

Scott James, 113 Grange lane 

Scott Luturdge, 82 Price street 

Scott Miss, 90 Old Bidston road 

Sellars .lohn Carrington, 52 Bridge st 

Sharp Mrs. 3 Elgin street 

Sharpe John, 29 George street 

Shaw Edward, 94 Exmouth street 

Sherlock Mrs. 16 Neptune street 

Shiel Robert Spencer, 4 Hamilton aq 

Shillinglaw Jsph. 21 Ridley st. Oxton rd 

.Sliultz George Edward, 5 Hamiltou sq 

Sibley Mrs. 119 Oxton road 

Sidley John, 36 Hamilton square 

Simpson Archibald, 12 Brook street 

Simpson Leonard, 7 Belmont grove, 


Sims Robert, 199 Price street 

Sinclair Alexander, 66 Park road south 

Singleton Cbas. 1 Vernon pi, Conway st 

Slaughter Rev. Edwd. [^Roman Catliulic 

Church of Our Lady J, Price street 

Sleddell Alexander, 2 Hamilton square J 

Sloane Mrs. 17 Elgin street .. 

Smith Jerome, 6 Park road west 

Smith Joseph, 12 Sussex street 

Smith Mrs. 42 Bridge street 

Smith Mrs. 12 Church street 

Smith Ralph, 19 George street 

Smith William, 45 Hamilton square 

Smith William, 121 Oxton road 

Sparke Misses, Granham lodge, Claughton 

road 

Spears William, 10 Price street 

Stacy Mrs. 24 Lord street 

Stanton Eddows, 16 Hamilton square 

Starling James, 344 Beckwith street 

Statham Henry Heathcote, 4 Woodchurch 

road 

Steel Mrs. 11 Falcon grove, Woodchurch 

road 

Steele Mrs. 6 Brook street 

Steward John, 56 Bridge street 

Stewart James, 99 Beckwith street 

Stewart Mrs. 4 Ridley street, Oxton rd 

•'^tonehonse John, 23 Taylor street 

Storey Edward, 87 Oxton road 

Storey Thomas, 66 Beckwith street 

Strachan Mrs. 8 Kinmel street 

Strong Mrs. Ill Bridge road 

Strayon Peter, 60 Bridge street 

Sykes Joseph, 39 Westboume road 

Tamsh Robert, 91 Westboume road 

Tarleton Banaster, 1 Mount grove, 


Tarleton James, 1 Mount grove, Woodchurch 

road 

Tate John, 6 Cleveland street 

Taylor Mrs. 22 Dacre street 

Taylor Mrs. 8 Park road south 

Taite John, 22 Brook street 

Thomas Daniel, 48 Westboume road 

Thomas Edward, 74 Bridge street 

Thomas John, 109 Grange lane 

Thomas Robert, 12 Neptune street 

Thomas Thomas Farmer, 35 Qeorge st 

Thompson Charles, 23 Mornington st. 

Oxton road 

Thompson James, 61 Dacre street 

Thompson John, 80 Market street 

Thompson Joseph, 127 Bridge street 

Thompson Nicholas, 45 Beckwith »t 

Thompson Robert, 45 Cathcart %trtet

DIRECTORY.] 

Thompson Robert, 27 Park road south 

Thompson Wm. Henry, 25 George st 

Tibbits George, 41 Ridley st. Oxton rd 

Tilston Wm.21 Mornington st. Oxton rd 

'Timmins Isaac, 63 Cathcart street 

Timmins John, 43 George street 

Timmis Mrs. Park road east 

Toby Daniel, 34 Price street 

Todd MIS. 15 Wilkinson st. Oxfon road 

Townsend Mrs. 30 Abliey street 

Traynor James, 41 Beckwith street 

Turnbull Mrs. 6 Mount grove, Woodchurch 

road 

Turner Capt. John, 66 Bridge street 

Twirghton Thomas, 7 Canning street 

Tyack Mrs. 56 Cathcart street 

Umbers Wm. Styles, 90 Exmouth street 

Underwood Thomas,22 Claughton road 

Urquart John, 179 Price street 

Vaughan Ambrose, 95 Camden street 

Veals Henry, 46 Eldon street 

Venables John Kendrlck, 9 Ridley st. 

Oxton road 

Walker David, 10 Elgin street 

Walker John, 4 Lorn street 

Walker Mrs. 21 Argyle street 

Walker William, 70 Paik road south 

Walmsley Mrs. 26 Brook street 

Walsh Edward, 111 Grange lane 

Walton Henry, 17 Clit'tun road 

Wane Thomas, 103 Beckwith street 

CHESHIRE. 

Warburton John, 37 Hope street 

Ward Abraham, 147 Bridge street 

Ward Mrs. 16 Church street 

Wareing John, 52 Hamilton square 

W'areing Mrs. 52 Hamiltou square 

Waring William,3Mount grove,Woodchurch 

road 

Warley Joseph, 255 Brook street 

V^ ariington John, 10 Nelson street 

Warroll William, 41 Hamilton square 

Watson Rev. John, 14 Park road south 

Wattew Mrs. 6 Oak bank 

V\ ensman John Claridge, 8 Catherine st 

Weston Benjandn, 6 Nelson street 

Wharton John, 19 Ridley st. Oxton rd 

Whilley Mrs. 125 Bridge street 

Whinton Andrew, 198 Price street 

Whitby Mrs. 5 Mersey street 

Whitby Thomas, 120 Oxton road 

Whitby William, 104 Bridge street 

Whitington Mrs. 19 Price street 

Whittle Mrs. 1 Argyle street 

Wilcock William, 7 Rhyl street 

Wilcox William, 55 Hamilton square 

Wild Williain, Park road east 

Wilde Robert, 30 Brook street 

Williams Rev. John [Baptist], 16 Camden 

street 

Williams David, 20 Rhyl street 

Williams Griff, 22 Cleveland street 

V\ illiams Henry, 68 Price street 


Williams John, 19 Argyle street 

Williams John, 23 Kinmell street 

Williams John, 9 Sussex street 

Williams Mrs. 14 Price street 

Williams Mrs. 173 Price street 

Williams Thomas,17 Ridley street,Oxton 

road 

Williams Thomas, 32 Russell street 

Williams William, 115 Bridge road 

Williams William, 16 Elgin street 

Williams Wm. Altree, 32 ClaugE^ton rd 

Williamson George, 3 Prince's terrace 

Willianison William, 95 Park rd. south 

Willis Richard Charles, 23 Priory st 

Willoughby Mrs. 24 Dacre street 

Wilson Mrs. 4 Vernon pi. Conway st 

Wilson Richard, 30 Pilgrim street 

Wilson Robert, 8 Windsor st. Oxton id 

Wilson William, 6 Clifton road 

Windsor Mrs. 3 Princes street 

Wing William, 13 Barton street, Oxton 

road 

Woods Josiah, 10 Rhyl street 

Wooley Henry, 8 Lorn street 

Woollcott Henry John, 60 Hamilton sq 

Woolliscroft William, 78 Park rd. west 

Workman William, 21 Kinmel street 

Worrall William,] un. 38 Pilgrim street 

Wren Thomas, 26 Clifton road 

Wylie James, 15 Elgin street 

W ynne Edmund, 11 Kinmel street 

BIRKENHEAD COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY. 

Abattoirs (The) of Birkenhead, Public Slaughterhouses 

(Samuel Johnson, constable), Jackson st. Grange lane 

Abbot Tom, grocer, 34 Exmouth street 

Ablett Charles, cimfectioner, 16 Hamilton street 

Adams James, superintendent engineer to Great Western 

Railwiiy Co. Railway house. Grange lane 

Adams Maria (Mrs.), butcher,Stalls, Market house 

Adams Tho>i.as, engineer, 1 Elgin street 

Adams William, greengroc-r. Stalls, Market house 

Adamsoii Henry, engineer, 11 Elgin street 

Ade William Henry, seedsman 4cc. 79 Albion street 

Airdes James Hodgson, Red Lump, 48 Somerville street 

Aitchison David, plumlier 4c painter, 43 k 45 Grange lane 

Aitkin Maisiaret (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 21 Westboume road 

Aldous Samuel, french poli-her, 9 Hampton street 

Aldridge Mary (.Mrs.), beer retailer, Duke street 

Aldridge Mary (Mrs.), Park View hotel. Price street 

Alexander Robert, ironfounder, 3 Horatio street 

Alison, Gallaway 4c Co.eugineers 4c liuiler makers, Mocusst 

All>t


Barlow Maria (Mrs.), confectioner, 118 Grange lane 

Barmhey John, boot & shoe maker, 44 Watson street 

Barnes Edward Paul, Happy Valley, 348 Borough road 

Barnes Stephen, flshmonger, 181 Chester street 

BARNETT CHARLES JAMES, insurance agent, Hamilton 

buildings, 38 Hamilton street 

Barnett John Alexander, wine k spirit dealer, agent for the 

Banagher Whiskey Distillery Co. King's county, Ireland, 

38 Hamilton street 

Barrah Elizabeth (Miss), shopkeeper, 65 Exmouth street 

Barrett 4c Co. (C. F. Richards 4c Thos. Jones, proprietors), 

aerated water manufacturers ; Liverpool Patent Stopper 

Mineral Water Co. 14 k 20 Lytton street, Everton road, 

Liverpool; Adelphi street, Birkenhead 4c Chester depdt. 

Linen Hall, Chester 

Barrett Henry, lodging house, 60 Oliver street 

Bartley James, shopkeeper, 81 Brook street 

Bate Edward Jones, Golden Lion, 216 Chester street 

Bateman Richard Charles, boot k shoe maker, IU7 Oxton rd 

Bates William Tunstall, dyer, 154 Grange lane 

Bateson William, milk dealer, 392 Price street 

Bather Thomas, dairyman, 7 Grange street 

Batho Alfred, photographer, 76 Market street 

Bayley Thomas, lodging bouse, 25 Oliver street 

Baylitf George, Wirrall iron foundry, Beaufort road 

Beadle William, master mariner, 27 Rose street 

Beattie Willinm, shipsmith, 21 Lord street 

Bebbington Elizh. (Mrs.), Mersey hotel, 63 Corporation rd 

Beck Anthony, shipwright, 23 Rose street 

Beckett 4c Alty, grocers, 42 Hamilton street 

Beddoes Samuel Hy. grocer k provision dealer, 141 Price st 

Beech James, beer retailer, 184 4c 180 Claughton road 

Bell Bazel, shipwright, 32 Elgin street 

Bell Charles, butcher, 116 Grange lane 

Bell Joshua, shopkeeper, 2 White stieet 

Bell Mary Ann (Miss), dressmaker, 104 Grange lane 

Bellis George, butcher, 75 Exmouth street 

Bellis Henry, shopkeeper, 25 Westboume road 

Bellis John, firewood dealer, Cleveland street 

Bennett Charles, boot 4: shoe maker, 11 Watson street 

Bennett Edward, pianoforte tuner, 37 Lord street 

Bennett William, Old English Gentleman, Cleveland st 

Benson Andrew, engineer, 99 Camden street 

Bentley Jobn, pawnbroker, 125 Grange lane 

Berry John 4c Co. wine merchants, 5 Hamilton street 

Berry Thomas k Charles, tobacconists, 3 Market street 

Berry Charles Henry, Ranelagh hotel Sf restaurant, 86 

Chester street 4c 2 4c 4 Market street 

Besley Lucy (Miss), day school, 75 Price street 

Bett James, joiner, 156 Chester street 

Bevan Edward, watch k clock manufacturer, 29 Argyle st 

Bevan George, butcher, 39 Price street 

Bevan Henry, confectioner, 14 Queen st. 4c 37 Market st 

Bickley Joseph, blacksmith. Bridge st. 4c 48 Cathcart st 

Bickley Joseph, veterinary forge, 54 Pool street 

Biera Joseph, draper, 7 Woodchurch road 

Billington Charles, dairy, 2 Sun street 

Billington Thomas, tailor, 210 Chester street 

Billington William, dairyman, 87 St. Anne street 

Binson Thomas, confectioner, 95 Park street 

Bird Henry, lodging house, 47 Claughton road 

Bird 'fhomas, furniture dealer, 167 Market street 

Birkenhead Barytis Co. Limited (William Sharpe, secretary), 

89 Cathcrirt street 

Birkenhead Borough Hospital (Eugene Cretin, M.D. 

resident surgeon; Herbert Glyn, junior resident surgeon), 

Conway street 

Birkenhead Borough Permanent Benefit Building 

Society (H. P. Priest, esq. sec), 1 Mortimer terrace 

BIRKENHEAD BREWERir COMPANY LIMITED, brewers 

k wine k spirit merchants (Thoinas Blake, manager), 

Argyle brewery, 73 Oxton road 4c Anchor brewery, 

69 Livingston street. Birkenhead; registered offices. 

Oriel chambers, 14 Water street, Liverpool; 4c at 114 

Bridge street, Chester. See advertisement 

Birkenhead British Workman's Cocoa Rooms (Mis< 

Lydia Hulmes, manageress), 42 Birkenhead Market house 

Biikenhead British Workmnn's Public House Co. (Juhn 

Craig, manager), 13 Hamilton square 

Birkenhead Chain if Anchor Testing Works (William 

Macilonald, superintendent). Corporation road 

Birkenhead College (Rev. Philip Edmund Monkhouse, 

M.A. principal), 2 Park road south 

Birkenhead County Court (John Lamb, chief clerk), 

Pilgrim street 

Birkenhead Fever Hospital {John Walker, master), 116 

Livingstone street 

Birkenhead Improvement Commi,ssioners' Offices (John 

Laud, e^q. chairman ; Ambrose Wain, esq. clerk 4c solicitur), 

35 Hamilton square 

Birkenhead Improvement Commissioners' Gas Sf Water 

6(^ce«(William Hardisty, treasurer; James Birnie,jun. 

chief clerk), 50 Hamilton square 

Birkenhead Liberal Association (J. Bewley, esq. sec), 

1 Mortimer terrace 

.Bzr*ewAead£i6rary(Edwd.Estill,librarian),34Hamilton sq 

Birkenhead Literary Sf Scientific Society, 34 Hamilton sq 

Birkenhead Market Office (Thomas Gregory, inspector), 

Market honse 

Birkenhead Music Hall Co. Limited (W. E. Hinde,sec), 

Claughton road 

Birkenhead Park Skating Rink (George Beaumont 

Craven, manager). Park road east 

Birkenhead Railway Company's Weighing Machine 

(John Jones, clerk), 3 Jackson street. Grange lane 

Birkenhead Savings Bank (Richard William Holt, sec); 

open Wednesday evenings from 6 to 7, Saturday evenings 

from 6 to 8, 50 Hamilton square 

Birkenhead School of Arts (John Bentley, head master), 

Conway street 

Birkenhead ^ West Cheshire Conservative Association 

(Joseph B. Griffith, sec), 36 Hamilton street 

Birkenhead Young Men's Christian Association (George 

John Coombs, sec), 42 Conway street 

Bisset John, master mariner, 40 Bridge street 

Blackburn William, Clarendon, 38 Watson street 

Blackhurst Thomas, Crown hotel, 84 Camd^m street 

Blackner John, boot 4c shoe maker, 18 4c 23 Ivy street 

Blackner Walter, Ivy hotel, 11 4c 13 Ivy street 

Blair Edward, confectioner, 23 Claughton road 

Blair Peter, engineer, 28 Brook street 

Blake Ann (Mrs.), butcher, 2 4c 3 Market bouse 

Blake Margaret (Mrs.), butcher, 97 Claughton road 

Blakley John, beer retailer, 95 Bentinck street 

Blaylock Alexander, registrar of births 4c deaths for the snhdistrict 

of Birkenhead, 4c registrar of marriages for district 

of Birkenhead, Town hall, Hamilton street 

BLEAKLEY ALEXANDER, builder 4c contractor, 41 4c 43 

Claughton road 

Bleasdale Henry, engineer, 106 Old Bidston road 

Blelloek James, engineer, 73 Dacre street 

Blundell Jonathan 4c Son, colliery owners (Hy. Crowther, 

agent), 14 Chester street 4c Orreil 4c Pembertuu coal 

yard, 5 Jackson street. Grange lane 

Blundell Henry Sleight, pilot, 65 Claughton road 

Boden George, waterman, 26 Crown street 

Boflfey Jane Elizabeth (Mrs.), beer retailer, 330 Price st 

Bond Samuel, boat 4c canoe builder, Mersey street 

Boniface Henry, builder, 5 Ridley street, Oxtun road 

Booth Catharine (Mrs.), lodging house, 47 Chester street 

Booth Edward, plasterer, 214 Conway street 

Booth William, shopkeeper, 75 Bentinck street 

Borking Richard, lodging house, 52 Lord street 

Bostock Robert, baker, 8 Grange lane 

Bostock Thomas, butcher, 255 Price st. 4c 81 Watson st 

Bott Thomas k Co. watch 4c clock manufacturers, opticians 

4c silversmiths, importers 4:c. 72 Argyle street 

Bower George, engine fitter, 4 Lea street 

Boyan Patrick, refre.shiiient4cluncheon rooms, 29 Hamilton 

street 4c 2 Ferry buildings, Chester street 

Boyes Thomas Richard, York hotel, 110 Grange lane 

Bradbury 4c Co. sewing machine manufrs. 174 Grange la 

Bradshaw John, plumber 4c painter, 4 Wilbraham street 

Bragg Isaac, draper, 50 Argyle street 

Braid John, shopkeeper, 38 Sandford street 

Braidwood Peter Murray, surgeon, 36 Park road south 

Brannan Catherine (Mrs.), marine store dlr. 2 Marshall st 

Brassey Thomas 4c Co. Canada iron works, Beaufort road 

Brassey Jobn, grocer, 45 Watson street 

Brassey Joseph, commercial traveller, 24 Claughton road 

Brattan Joseph, architect 4c surveyor, 3 Hamilton s(|uare 

Brattan Thomas Hy. architect 4c surveyor, 3 Hamilton sq 

Bratton Thomas, gas meter maker, 29 Henry street 

Bravey Henry, greengrocer 4£C. 20 Arthur street 

Breekenridge Robert, gardener, 36 Derby street, Oxton rd 

Breem Michael, greengrocer, 12 Watson street 

Brennan Ann (Mrs.), bedstead dealer, 51 Ivy etreet 

Brennan Mrs. draper, 8 Monk street 

Bretherton Margaret (Mrs.), butcher 4c beer retailer, 62 

Jackson street, Grange lane 

Brewin Joseph 4c Co. coal merchants, 7 Hamilton street 

Brewitt William, eating house, 18 Chester street 

Bridges James, carpenter, 48 Dacre street 

Bridgwater Navigation Co. Limited, general carriers, 

Shore road 

Brigg'Andrew, greengrocer, 41 Watson street 

Brisfcoe Alfred 4c John, bakers, 13 Cleveland street 

Briscoe Thomas, baker, 155 Brook street 

British Workman's Cocoa i2oom« (Frederick Gore, man.), 

197 Chester street


British Workman's Cocoa Rooms (William Gambles, 

manoger), 161 Conway street 

British Workman's Public House Co. Limited (Thomas 

David, manager), 94 Chester street 

Britten Thomas, linen draper, 54 Argyle street 

Britton Ellen (Mrs.), lodging house, 23 Parkfleld avenue 

Broadhurst Philip Henry, stationer, k parcels express 

office, 61 Market street 

Broderick Patrick, carver k gilder, 10 Sussex street 

Brodie Mary (Mrs.), lodging house, 7 Bridge street 

Brodie Peter, cabinet maker, 27 Grange rd. Charing cross 

Brodrick Richard, shopkeeper, 34 Brassey street 

Brookes William Henry, gunsmith, 29 Claughton road 

Brosfer Thomas, provision dealer, 5 Watson street 

Broughall John, cab proprietor, 4 Dale street 

Broughall John, shopkeeper, 3 Elizabeth street 

Brown 4c Nicholson, boot 4c shoe makers, 79 Grange lane 

Brown, Sons 4c Co. drapers, house furnishers k tailors, 80 


Brown Barton, joiner, 5 Rose street 

Brown Edward, rigger, 20 Kinmel street 

Brown Francis, joiner, 214 Claughton road 

Brown George, hay 4c corn dealer, 248 Price street 

Brown George, shopkeeper, 29 Elgin street 

Brown John, boot maker, 66 Grange lane 

Brown John, cab proprietor, 5 Woodchurch road 

Brown Robert, shopkeeper, 119 Woodchurch road 

Brown Thomas, surveyor, 4 Duncan street 

Brown Wm. Jackson, hay 4c straw dealer, 80 Grange lane 

Bruce W. 4c Co. aerated water manufacturers in syphons 

k small bottles; agents for french machinery; makers of 

essences 4cc. 48 Hamilton street 

Brumenger Christian, pork butcher, 57 Watson street 

Bryan George, greengrocer, 73 Westboume road 

Bryant Mary (Mrs.), stationer, 121 Woodchurch road 

Bryce Ellen (Miss), dress maker, 105 Park street 

Buckley Thomas, lodging house, 23 Camperdown street 

Budd John, dentist, 29 Hamilton square 

Bullen William, shopkeeper, 1 K block. Dock cottages 

Burden Martin, coal dealer. Brook street 

Burgess James, Durham Ox, 92 Jackson street 

Burgess Jane (Mrs.), lodging house, 41 Chester street 

Bnrgess Richard, horse slaughterer, Lansdown road 

Burgess William, inspector of nuisances, 8 Camden street 

Burleigh Rebecca (Miss), teacher of music, 124 Oxton road 

Burnand Robert, pliotographer, 57 Conway street 

Burns James, boot maker, 422 Price street 

Burns Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 9 K block. Dock cottages 

Burrows Charles, hairdresser, 67 Exmouth street 

Burrows John, boot maker, 69 Exmouth street 

Burrows John, shopkeeper, 324 Laird street 

Burton Alfred, Post Office hotel, 99 Argyle street 

Burton John, boiler maker, 5 Old Priory 

Butler John, joiner, 19 Wilton street 

Butler Mary (Mrs.), confectioner, 64 Market street 

Buxton Lime Co. (H. Dean 4c Co. proprietors), 1 Jackson 

street. Grange lane 

Buxton Michael, earthenware dealer, 244 Grange lane 

Byerlea Mary (Mrs.), lodging house, 19 Cleveland street 

Byrne Henry, flshmonger, 16 Grange road. Charing cross 

Byrne John, basket maker, 1 Market bouse 

Byrne Michael, butcher, 4 4c 5 Market ho. 4c 5 Claughton rd 

Byron Thomas, joiner, 10 Brook street 

Cain John, Newinn, 15 Adelphi street 

Cain Robert, wine k spirit merchant, 40 Hamilton street 4c 

38 4c 40 Market street 

Caird William, joiner, 37 George street 

Caldwell Jobn, carpenter, 6 Samuel street 

Callagen William, draper. Stall, Market bouse 

Calligan John, greengrocer, 82 Beckwith street 

Callister Robert, painter, 8 Claughton road 

Callow William Thomas, draper, 147 Price street 

Callwood John, hosier, 7 Market place south 

Cameron William 4c Son, joinersk builders, 194c 20 Dacrest 

Cameron William, confectioner, 62 Chester street 

Campbell Margaret (Miss), dressmaker, 192 Claughton road 

Candeland Arthur, shopkeeper, 394 Price street 

Capper Samuel James, homoeopathic chemist, see Thompt-on 

& Capper 

Carey Benjamin, baker, 481 Price street 

Carlile John Walter, insurance agent, 3 Borough road 

Carlyle Thomas, grocer, 21 St. Mary's gate 

Carpenter John Blake, butcher, 35 Oxtoii xxrad 

Carr George, shipbroker, 5 Parkfleld avenue 

Carr Robert, shopkeeper, 34 Dacre street 

Carroll William, shopkeeper, 69 Vittoria street 

Carter Edward, milk dealer, 208 Beckwith street 

Carter John Henry, Atlantic hotel. Price street 

Corter Thomas, cabinet maker, 7 Bentinck street 

Carter WUliam Orme, slate merchant, Price street 

Cartwright David W. provision dealer, 76 Argyle street, 

Casey James, beer retailer, 9 Old Bidston road 

Cass Tamer, draper, 18 Arthur street 

Catlow Urban, shopkeeper, 83 Park street 

Cave Frederick, tea dealer 4cc. see Woodward 4c Cave 

Cave Matthew, beer retailer, 73 Granee lane 

Cavill Frederick Henry, Park hotel, 185 Beckwith street 

Cerroll Ellen (Miss), lodging house, 32 Oliver street 

Chadwick John, coal merchant, 28 Bridge st. 4c 99 Chester st 

Chandler John, butcher, 59 Watson street 

Chappell Clemint, cabinet maker, 35 Claughton road 

Charity Organisation Association (John Coates, agent), 

115 Market street 

Chater Gulielma (Miss), confectioner, 93 Grange lane 

Cheeseright Matthew Henry, dairyman, 25 Chapel street 

Cheshire John, shopkeeper, 69 Jackson street. Grange lane 

Cheshire Engineer Volunteers {1st), (Major Walker, resident 

olficer), head quarters, 108 Church street 

Cheshire Rifle Volunteers {Ist), (Sergeant Baker, resident 

officer), head quarters, 100 Church street 

Cheshire Rifle Volunteers, ^st Battalion Orderly Room, 

(Captain Icke, adjutant), 17 Duncan street 

Chesser Peter Andrew, mechanical engineer, 1G6 Conway st 

Chester Walter, joiner, 14 Camperdown street 

Chesworth Thomas, beer retailer, 133 Beckwith street 

Chisholme Daniel, boiler fitter, 47 Marion street 

Chrimes William, dairyman, 16 Davies street 

Churcb Rosanna (Mrs.), dress maker, 366 Price street 

Chute Francis, fishmonger,51 Oxton road 

Clark James, eating house, 142 Bridge street 

Clarke Geo. 4c Son, brass founders k finishers, 51 Chester st 

Clarke Andrew, lodging house, 10 Cleveland street 

Clarke Henry, eating house, "ravler street 

Clarke James, superintendent of police, 11 Horatio street 

Clarke James, tobacconist, 29 Market street 

Clarke Thomas, agent to Prudential Life Insurance Company, 

13 Mornington street, Oxton road 

Clary Patrick, beer retailer, B.ick Beckwith strpet 

Clay, Inman k Co. iron 4c steel manufacturers, Beaufort rd 

Clayton Robert, Bird-in-Hand, 11 Chapel street 

Clearey Thomas, beer retailer k provision dealer, 98 6c liO 

Livingstone street 

Clements J. H. family 4c private hotel, 72 Church street 

Clements William, Lord Exmouth, 82 &84 Exmouth street 

Clewett John Samuel, joiner 4c builder, 2 Whetstone lane 

Clover, Clayton k Co. ship builders, Rose br.ne 

Coates Richard, Castle hotel, 131 Chester stieet 

Coates William, Old .^ bbey inn, 8 Leicester street 

Coats Thomas, beer retailer, 22 Abbey street 

Cochran 4c Co. engineers, Duke street k Cathcart street 

Coekcroft John, mineral water raanfctr. 3, 6 4c 7 Egerton st 

Codling John, shopkeeper, 363 &; 65 Duke street 

Coe 4c .lames, wine k spirit merchant, 2 4c 4 Grange road, 

Charing cross 

Cogan James, beer retailer, 97 Oxton road 

Cole Albert 4c Co. grocers, 10 k 13 Grange rd. Charing cross 

4c 127 Price street 

Colquitt Robert, Chester hotel, Bentinck street 

Collingwood Herbert, shopkeeper, 154 St. Anne street 

Collins Frederick, hair dresser 4c umbrella ma. 144 Chester *t 

Collins Hugh, shopkeeper, 189 Chester street 

Collins William, lodging house, 11 Oliver street 

Comber Edmund, milliner, 74 Argyle street 

CoMBERRACH 4c Co. wiuc k Spirit merchants, ale 4c porter 

bottlers, 49 Argyle street 

Compton William, beer retailer, 6 Abbey street 

Connell Edward, pork butcher k cabinet ma.l95 Chester st 

Connell John, boot maker, 33 Russell street 

Conning Thomas, lodging house. 216 Conway street 

Conservative Club (William Bilton, sec), 7 4c 9 Market st 

Conservative Club (Geo. John Scott, hon. sec), 145Price 

Constantine William, miller 4c smallware dealer, 12,14 

16 Cross street 

Cook E. S. 4c E. drapers, 96 Chester street 

Cook George, Sailors' Home, 51 Corporation road 

Cook Maria (Miss), music teacher, 96 Chester street 

Cooke James, lodging house, 16 Sun street 

Cooke James, shopkeeper, 36 Lord street 

Cooke John, butcber,'328 Laird street 

Cooke .Kendle, pharmaceutical chemist, manufacturer of 

Cooke's celebrated head k stomach pills, 80 Argyle street 

k 19 Conway street 

Cooke Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 53 Conway street 

Cookson Brothers, wheelwrights, 71 Conway street 

Cookson Joseph, provision dealer, 29 Park street 

Cookson WMlliam, draughtsman, 8 Rose street 

Cooper George, news agent, 122 Grange lane 

Cooper James, shopkeeper, 285 Brook street 

Cooper John, glass 4e earthenware dealer, 14 Exmouth et 

Cooper Joseph, greengrocer, 43 Exmouth street 

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Cooper Noah, dining roomB, 7 Old Bidston road 

Co-operative Industrial Society Limited (William 

Upton, manager), 104 Price street 

Corker James, china 4c glass dealer, 148 Price street 

CorkbiU Brothers, cork manufacturers, 33 Conway street 

Corkhlll 4c Son, cabinet makers, 88 Grange lane 

Corlett William, dyer, 26 Conway street 

Corre Eleanor (Mrs.), lodging house, 8 Cleveland street 

Corrie Joseph, auctioneer, 40 4c 42 Claughton road 

Costin WJHiam, beer retailer, 161 Bridge street 

Cotton George, hair dresser, 7 Watson street 

Cottrell Daniel, shopkeeper, 79 Exmouth street 

Cottrell Joseph, shopkeeper, 111 Oxton road 

Cottrell Samuel, pork butcher, 81 Albiou street 

Cottrell Samuel Matthew, pork butcher, 18 Market bouse 

Cottrell William, butcher, 110 Argyle street 

Cougill James, shopkeeper, 31 Rose street 

County Hall (The) Sf County Police Court Sc Station 

{William Egerton,superintendent of police &c.),8 Abbey st 

Courtney Ann (Miss), lodging house, 69 Claughton road 

Courtney John, furniture broker, 182 Conway street 

Coventry John Edward, boot k shoe maker, 53 Market st 

Cowan John, iron turner, 23 St. Mary's street 

Cowan Jhn.park superintendent,Park entrance. Park rd.east 

Coward George, gasfitter, 13 Rose street 

Cowin William, milk dealer, 97 Watson street 

Cowle Phillip, lodging house, 29 Crown street 

Cowley George, master mariner, 5 Mortimer terrace 

Cowley Thomas, merchant tailor, 10 Cross street 

Cox Henry, plumber, 21 St. Mary's street 

Coxon Lambton, dentist, 25 Argyle street 

Crabtree Thomas, joiner, 29 Sun street 

Oaig William, boot 4c shoe maker, 18 St. Mary's gate 

Craigh Elizabeth (Mrs.), lodging bouse, 218 Conway street 

Cranstown Williain, beer retailer, 42 Oxton road 

Craven Joseph, estate agent k agent for Guardian Fire k 

Life, 13 Hamilton square 

Craven Matthew, shopkeeper k dairyman, 39 4c 41 Elgin st 

Craven Rooms {The) (Wm. Mason, keeper), 97 Chester st 

deal Thomas, custom house officer, 7 iVelsou street 

•Creswell Joseph, butcher, 2 Stanley road 

Croft William, Wellington hotel, 99 Hamilton street 4c 


Ciagban Patrick, news agent, 379 Brook street 

Crompton Samuel, engineer, 12 Abbey street 

Crosby James, shopkeeper, 1 D block, Dock cottages 

Crowsliaw John, painter, 62 Beckwith street 

Cross 4c Floyd, printers & stationers, 31 Argyle street 

Cross James, market constable, 1 Sussex street 

Cross John, leather dealer, 57 Abbey street 

('row William, Hamilton Collegiate school, 14 Parkfield 

CROWE, WILLIAMS k Co. timber 4c slate merchants, saw 

mills proprietors 4c brick makers; y.nrds, Birkenhead 

saw mills, Bridge street k Victoria saw mills. Price street; 

timber grounds, Beaufort road 

Crownshaw Williain John, tool maker, 27 Market street 

Oowther John, beer retailer & shopkeeper, 11 Blackpool st 

(.Tutchley James, coal dealer, 24 Thomas street 

-(Mullen John, china 4c glass dealer, Stall, Market house 

Culahaw John, Gla.ss Barrel, 14 Market street 

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Dron George Fleming, plumber 4cc. 45 Chester street 

Drj'sdale Andrew, draper, 50 Cathcart street 

Duck Charles, tobacconist, 5 Market place south 

Duckett Thomas, grocer 4c provision dlr. 79 Beckwith st 

Duckworth Emily (Mrs.), lodging house, 61 Oliver street 

Duckworth James, boot k shoe maker, 49 Westboume road 

Duckworth William, dogger 4c boot maker, 159 Chester st 

Duff Peter, pattern maker, 2 Lea street 

Dulson Ambrose, grocer 4c provision dlr. 69 Westboume rd 

Dunn Brothers, tailors 4c drapers, 100 Price street 

Dunn Thomas, window blind maker, 155 Conway street 

Dunn William, greengrocer, Stall, Market house 

Dunnage Charles Bridges, master mariner, 32 Sussex street 

Dunning James, lodging house, 30 Lord street 

Duthey John, boiler maker, 20 Brook street 

Dutton Joseph, greengrocer, 44 Sandford street 

Dutton Theresa (Miss), tobacconist, 39 Market street 

Dwyer John, painter, 11 Wilkinson street, Oxton road 

Dysart 4: Co. coal merchants, 17 4c 21 Bridge street 

Eagleson John, slater 4c plasterer, 3 Wilbraham street 

East George, painter, 29 Rose street 

Eastham George, Royal Standard, 183 Conway street 

Easto James, fruiterer, 192 Conway street 

Eastwood Alfred, butcher, 402 Price street 

Eastwood Charles, butcher, 99 Oxton road 

Eccles Robert, butcher, 134 Chester street 

Ecclcson Patrick, roper 4c canvas dlr. see Tushy k Eccleson 

Edge David, greengrocer, 62 Oxton road 

Edge Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 22 Exmouth street 

Edge Joseph, iron moulder, 5 Gladstone street 

Edge Mary Ann (Mrs.), butcher. Stall, Market house 

Edkins Mary Ann (Mrs.), Combermere hotel, 126 Oliver st 

Edmondson George, shopkeeper, 135 Cathcart street 

Edwards John. lodging house, 33 Claughton road 

Edwards IMary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 11 St. Mary's gate 

Edwards Seymour John,bellhanger4cgasfittr.85 Claughton rd 

Edwards Thomas, boiler maker, 2 Rhyl street 

Edwards William, painter, 4 Gladstone street 

Edwards William Henry, watch maker, 59 Market street 

Ellidge James, lodging house, 36 Dacre street 

Ellidge Thomas, joiner k builder, see Douglas 4c Ellidge 

Elliott Martha (Mrs.), dyer, 15 Grange road. Charing cross 

ELLIS LILLEY & Co. dyers 4cc. 57 Albion street k 28 

Hamilton street. See advert 

Elli.


Gass James, cabinet maker, 35 4c 37 Price street 

Gatehouse 4c Yates, brewers, 17 k 18 Market place south; 

4c at The Castle Brewery, Manchester 

Gaven Peter, builder 4c contractor, 74 Grange lane 

Gaynor Henry, shopkeeper, 16 St. Mary's gate 

Gent Peter, hair dresser, 126 Chester street 

Gerhard William, butcher, 251 Price street 

Gerrard John, hair dresser, 30 Hamilton street 

Gerty Andrew, beer retailer, 40 Albion street 

GETLEY WILLIAM, plumber k painter, 65 Grange lane 

Gibson Joseph, registry for servants, 115 Grange lane 

Gilbert Jane (Mrs.), lodging ho. 12 Wilkinson st. Oxton rd 

Gilbertson Thomas 4c Sons, bakers, 151 4c 153 Chester street; 

77 Victoria street 4c 165 Cleveland street 

Gilbertson Thomas, baker 4c flour dealer, 64 Park street 

Gilbey W. 4c A. wine 4c .spirit merchants, 28 Argyle street 

Gilfile Thomas, shopkeeper, 328 Price street 

Gill Ann (Mrs.), beer retailer, 11 Westboume road 

Gill John, carpenter, 19 Lord street 

Gillatt Robert, shopkeeper, 244 Price street 

Gillfoyle John, dogger, 35 Park street 

Gittins 4c Co. lime merchts. (J. S. Clewer, agent), Jackson st 

Gladstone Alexander, wine merchant,8ee Mackie 4c Gladstone 

Glover Robert, joiner, 17 Nelson street 

Goddard Richard, butcher. Stall, Market house 

Godsell Llewellyn, coal merchant, 10 Abbey st. k 30 Price 

street; 4c coal dealer, 76 Exmouth street 

Godwin Evander, Jackson's hotel, Oxton road 

Golding Frederick, shopkeeper, 332 Price street 

Goldsmith Edward, farrier, 12 Grange street 

Gooch Jeremiah, rabbit dealer. Stall, Market house 

Goode John, shopkeeper, 81 Beckwith street 

Goods Warehouses on the Great Northern Sf Midland 

Railways (William Walker, agent). Shore road 

Goodwin John, lodging house, 12 Crown street 

Gorton Charles, dairyman, 17 Blackpool street 

Gouldson Henry, shopkeeper, Lansdown road 

Gouldson John, beer retoiler, 205 Cleveland street 

Gouldson John, bottle dealer, 100 St. Anne street 

Gouldson Jobn, shopkeeper k coal dealer, 34 St. Anne st 

Gouldson Joseph, blacksmith, Vittoria street 4c 17 Sun street 

Gouldson Joseph, painter, 178A Claughton road 

Gouldson William, draper, 42 Watson street 

Gouldson William, shopkeeper, 188 Beckwith street 

Grace Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 282 Price street 

Grade Robert, pawnbroker, 179 Chester st. k 39 Grange la 

Graham William 4c Son, candle manufacturers 4c tallow 

chandlers, k importers of petroleum oil, 13 Market place 

south 4c 159 Price street; works, Jackson st. See advert 

Graham Edwd.agnt.for Union Friendly Society, 158Brook st 

Grannell Dennis, Argyle hotel, 96, 98 k 100 Argyle street 

Grant James, joiner, 73 Claughton road 

Grant James, shipwright, 2 Nelson street 

Graving Docks{Ed\fd. Gittins, secretary), Beaufort road 

Gray Elizabeth (Mrs.) shopkeeper, 27 Beckwith street 

Groy Henry, beer retailer, 44 St. Anne street 

Gray William Oliver, Grapes inn, 167 Bridge street 

Grayson H. k C. shipwrights 4c boiler makers, Taylor street 

Greaney Michael, cab proprietor, 9 Westboume road 

Great Northern Railway Company's Enquiry Office 

(William Gates k Thompson McKay, agents). Shore road 

Great Western Railway Co.'s Engine Works (James 

Adams, locomotive superintendent), Grange lane 

Great Western Railway Goods Office, Shore road 

Green Henry, auctioneer 4c valuer, 2A, Price street 

Green James, lodging house, 196 Claughton road 

Green John, stationer, 22 Camden street 

Green Joseph, tobacconist, 1 Hamilton street 

Green William, hairdresser, 31 Grange road, Charing cross 

Greenop Margaret (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 9 Camden street 

Gregg Benjamin, shopkeeper, 424 Price street 

Gregory Edward, lodging house, 8 Chapel street 

Gregory John, bricklayer, 33 Hope street 

Gregory Peter, clerk to the board of guardians for Birkenhead 

union, Wirral union 4csupt. registrar, 19 Hamilton sq 

Gregory Thos. superintendent of the market, 25 Clilton rd 

Grendon Esmond, tailor, 8 Henry street 

Grierson Robert, millwright, 15 Taylor street 

Griffin Martha (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 332 Cleveland street 

Grifiith E. k Son, printers 4c stationers, 35 4c 37 Grange la 

Griffiths Edward, tailor, 20 Grange street 

Griffiths Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 6 Moon street 

Griffiths John, shopkeeper, 76 Watson street 

Griffiths John, tailor, 95 Brook atreet 

Grifliths Joseph, beerretailer, 91 Brook street 

Griffiths Mary (Mrs.), earthenware dealer, 101 Bentinck st 

Griffiths Thoinas, greengrocer k cart owner, 205 Chester st 

Griffiths Thomas, shipwright, 44 Eldon street 

Griffiths William, joiner, 174 Claughton road 

Griffiths William, stonemason, 37 Marion street 

Griffiths William, tailor, 110 4c 112 Exmouth street 

Griggson Thomas, lodging house, 29 Gladstone street 

Grimney James, fishmonger, 38 M.irket house 

Guinneson Thomas, butcher, 19 Watson street 

Guirron Samuel Y. brewer, 102 Camden street 

Gunton Edward, music master, 16 Park road south 

Hain William, iron turner, 98 Old Bidston road 

Hale George, ironmonger, 2-39 Grange lane 

Hale James, shopkeeper, 362 Brook street 

Mall Andrew, beer retailer, 144 Brook street 

Hall John, shopkeeper, 320 Laird street 

Hall Thomas, stevedore, 28 Neptune street 

Hall William Stephen, grocer, 31 Lord street 

Halladay James, Queen's Arms hotel, 10 Chester street 

Halliday John, blacksmith, 88 Old Bidston road 

Halliday Sarah (Mrs.), beer retailer, 21 Cleveland street 

Hallstend Matthew, ginger beer manufacturer, 59 Thomas st 

Halpin Rose (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 126 St. Anne street 

Halpin Wîlliam, shopkeeper, 87 Claughton road 

Hallsall William, Borough inn, 15 Grange street 

Hambleton Thomas, watchmaker, 4i Argyle street 

Hamer George, chimnej- sweeper, 6 Vincent street 

Hamer Stephen, butcher, 22 Watson street 

HAMER THOMAS, The George hotel, 159 Conway street. 


Hamilton Robert, gas fitter, 31 Conway street 

Hamlet Henry, greengrocer, 150 St. Anne street 

Hamlet John, car proprietor, 340 Borough road 

Hampton Frederick, shopkeeper, 3 Old Priory 

Hancock Edward, tea k Italian wa. see Davies 4c Hancock 

Hancox William, grocer, 346 Borough road 

Hannan k Pugh, solicitors, 6 Duncan street 

Hannay William, beer retailer, 6 Grange lane 

Harbridge William, Woodside hotel, 2 4c vaults, 6 Chester 

street. See advertisement 

Hardacre Richard, joiner, 152 Chester street 

Hardacre Robert, joiner, 190 Chester street 

Hardy James, lodging house, 96 Claughton road 

Hargreaves John Dawson, millwright, 5 Sun street 

Harkness James 4e Son, joiners 4c builders, Beckwith street 

Harper Joseph, milk dealer, 106 Oxton road 

Harris Elizbth. (Mrs.), boot 4c shoe ma. 29 to 31 St. Annest 

Harrison William 4c Co. provision dealers, 162 Grange lann 

Harrison Ann (Mrs.), shopkpr. 1 Tranmere vale, Oxton rd 

Harrison George Hampton, beer retaUer, 30 Oxton road 

Harrison Isaac, house agent, 222 Claughton road 

Harrison John, chimney sweep, 4 Tranmere vale, Oxton rd 

Harrison John, grocer 4c Italian warehouseman, 5 Crossst 

Harrison Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 110 Oxton road 

Harrison Thomas, flat owner, 32 Rose street 

Hart Charles, lodging house, 9 Bridge street 

Hartley Fanny (Miss), draper, 32 Exmouth street 

Harvey Thomas, cane worker, 7 Oliver street 

Harwood Susan (Miss), lodging honse, 99 Claughton road 

Hasell William, stonemason, 3 Wilkinson st. Oxton road 

Haskell Thomas Tate, commission agent 4c collector, k 

apparitor of St. John's church, 7 Grange vale,Borough rd 

Hassom Thomas, shopkeeper, 22 Eldon street 

Hattrick John, carpenter, 92 Brook street 

Haughton Mary Ann (Miss), manageress of post, telegraph 

4c money order office 4c savings bank, 3 Ferry buildings, 

Chester street 

Haward James, sugar boiler, 47 Beckwith street 

Hawkins Robert, shopkeeper, 62 Grange lane 

Hayden James, beerretailer, 12 Chapel street 

Mayes John, lodging house, 13 Horatio street 

Hayes Walter Robert, master rigger, 9 Hilton street 

Hayward Charles, butcher, 14 4c 10 Watson street 

Headley Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 15 Oliver street 

Healey Patrick, shipsmith. Corporation road 

Heathcock Daniel, butcher, 48 Market street 

Heathcock Williain, butcher, 32 Market street 

Heaton Edward, engineer, 19 Rose street 

Heaton Henry, shopkeeper, 41 Exmouth street 

Heaton William, baby linen warehouse, 178 Grange lane 

Henderson David, seedsman, 91 4c 93 Hamilton street 

Henderson William, seedsman k florist, 86 Hamilton street 

4c Oxton hill nurseries. See advert 

Henghan Robert, joiner, 126 Bridge street 

Henshall John, coal merchant, 104 Conway st 4c Oliver st 

Henshaw Maria (Mrs.), shoe maker, 31 Oliver street 

Herant Thoraas, iron turner, 53 Old Bidston road 

Herbert William Mundy, draper, 58 Argyle street 

Heselwood W. J. grocer, 16 Oxton road 

Hetherington Joseph, raaster mariner, 79 Claughton road 

H every George, engineer, 54 Fildon street 

Hewitt Robert, lodging house, 5 Chapel street 

Hicks Mary (Mrs.), hosier, 34 Park street 

Hide Samuel, coal merchant, 1 Abbey street 

Higginbottom Thomas, shopkeeper, 260 Price street


Higgins Jobn, cab proprietor, 15 Priory street 

Higgins John, joiner, 19 Crown street 

Higgins John, undertaker, 40 Watson street 

Higgins John Cliffe. undertaker, 1.57 Chester street 

Higginson J. P. k Co. coal merchants. 4 Abbey street 

Higham Mary (Mrs.), beer retailer, 258 Laird street 

Hignett Tliomas Earl, auctioneer, 28 Hamilton street 

Hill Ann (Mrs.), marine stores, Back Price street 

Hill James, shopkeeper, 10 Watson street 

Hill John James, clothier k outfitter, 39 Watson street 

Hill John James, pawnbroker, 404, 406 4c 408 Price street 

Hill Joshua, stone mason, 110 Old Bidston road 

Hilton Henry, shopkeeper, 2 Bright street 

Hilton William, butcher, 6 4c 7 Market house 

Hime William Henry, music seller. 18 Hamilton square 

Himsworth Rt.Firth,Z)«cêA'.s of Edinburgh,IQiChtater st 

Hinde William, iron merchant, see Marsden, Hinde 4c Co 

Hinds Simeon, painter, 169 Bridge street 

Hine John, cab proprietor, 21 Taylor street 

Hines Patrick, shopkeeper, Somerville street 

Hinson 4c Co. general ironmongers 4cc.69 4c 71 Argyle st 

Hinton Thomas, butcher, 12 Market house 

Hirt Martin, agent for Liverpool Parcels Delivery Co. 


Hobill James, Conway A rms hotel, 2 Claughton road 4c 

35 Conway street 

Hobsgrove John Rimington, veterny. surgn. 3 Waterloo pi 

Hodge Edward, eating house, 169 Price street 

Hodgson Alfred Richard, tobacconist, 108 Argyle street 

Hodgson Charles, lodging house, 89 Church street 

Hodgson James, boiler maker, 66 Duke street 

Hodgson John B. fishmonger 4c poulterer,39 4c 40 Market ho 

Hodrine Frederick, shopkeeper, 10 Arthur street 

Hodskinson John, boot 4c shoe maker, 132 Price street 4c 31 

Watson street 

Hodskinson William, boot maker, 168 Chester street 

Hodson Henry, lodging house, 23 Lord street 

Hogan Henry, cabinet maker, 89 Claughton road 

Hogan James, coach painter, 14 Grange lane 

Hogben George Stephen, lodging house, 20 Kent place 

Holden James, beer retailer, 56 Vittoria street 

Holder Elizabeth (Mrs.), confectioner, 33 Market street 

Holland James, watch maker, 4 Sussex street 

Holliday John, joiner, 6 Lorn street 

Holloway Thomas, shopkeeper, 9 St. Mary's gate 

Holt Thomas, wine kspirit merchant, 239 k 232 Chester st 

Holyoake Metabella (Mrs.), Star hotel, 294 Laird street 

HooD ALEXANDiiR, Cunarc/Aoê^, 24Suudtord street 

Hooker Fanny (Mrs.), lodging hou.se, 49 Church street 

Hooker William Schofield, baby linen warehouse, 124 4c 

clothier 4c outHtter, 129 Price street 

Hooper John, shopkeeper, 93 Beckwith street 

Hope 4c Lee, tailors, hatters 4c outfitters, 17 4c 19 Cross 

street 4c 104 4c 106 Chester street 

Hope Thomas, draper, 135 4c 137 Chester street 

Hopkins John Langster, grocer, 8 York place, Balls road 

Horlick William, miller k baker, 59 Oxton road 

Horn Elizabeth 4c Agnes (Mrs.), grocer, 61 Oxton road 

Horsfall Thomas, shopkeeper, 86 Old Bidston road 

Horton William, butcher, 25 Arthur street 

Horton William, temperance hotel, 65 Corporation road 

Hoskinson Edward, cab proprietor, 11 Claughton road 

Hough John, pattern maker, 7 St. Mary street 

Hough Richard, lodging "house, 48 Cleveland street 

Hough Stephen, gardener, Park road east 

Houlston John, Commercial inn, 25 Grange street 

Howard John, pianoforte, harmonium 4c music seller, 44 

Conway street 

Howard Joseph, butcher, 194 Conway street 

Howat Charles, shopkeeper, 219 Chester street 

Howe John, beer retailer, 2 Marketplace south 

Howe Joseph, tailor 4c draper, 48 Argyle street 

Howe Mary Elizabeth (Mrs.), baker, 86 Grange Lone 

Howell Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 91 Watson street 

Howells Robert, ship smith, 4 Duke street 

Howes Edward, butcher, 82 Argyle street '' 

Howes John, shopkeeper, 44 Oxton road 

Howie Joseph, tailor 4c draper, 46 Price street 

Hoylake Sf Birkenhead Tramway Co. (James Goulding, 

manager), 4 Ferry building^, Chester street 

Hudson James Tyson, Old Priory hotel, 6 Leicester st 

Hudson Mary (Miss), dress maker 4cc. 81 Westboume road 

Hughes H. 4c Son, blacksmiths, Taylor street 

Hughes 4c Jones, brokers k rag dealers, 124 Albion street 

Hughes Allen, lodging house, 34 Crown street 

Hughes Bernard, beer retailer, 382 Price street 

Hughes Elizabeth (Mrs.), draper, 64 Exmouth street 

Hughes George, greengrocer, 25 Taylor street 

Hughes George, lodging bouse, 59 Dacre street 

Hughes George, shopkeeper, 107 Bentinck street 

Hughes George Bartlett, pawnbroker 4c jeweller, 47 Exmouth 

street k 133 4c 135 Price street 

Hughes Hugh, carpenter, 31 Beckwith street 

Hughes John, cabinet maker, 63 Exmouth street 

Hughes John, house agent, 182 Claughton road 

Hughes John, lodginghouse, 302Conwav street 

Hughes John L. pawnbroker, see Bairnsoii Wm. k Hughes 

Hughes Lewis, tailor, 18 Kinmel street 

Hughes Mary (Mrs.), beer retailer, 10 Vincent street 

Hughes Nicholas, herbalist, 83 Beckwith street 

Hughes Oliver, beer retailer, 30 Oliver street 

Hughes Patrick, lodging house, 17 Crown street 

Hughes Richard, shopkeeper, 115 Oliver street 

Hughes Robert, joiner, 104 Market street 

Hughes Robert Hinde, estate k land agent, 7 Hamilton st 

Hughes Thotnas, beer retailer, 73 Bentinck street 

Hughes Thomas, furniture broker, 258 Conway street 

Hughes Thomas, grocer, 86 St. Anne street 

Hughes Thomas, lodging house, 35 Lord street 

Hughes Thomas, plasterer k slater, see Roberts k Hughes 

Hughes Thomas Edward, chemist 4c druggist, 372 Price st 

Hughes W. N. painter. Park street 

Hughes William, beer retailer, 95 St. Anne street 

Huiican James, shopkeeper, 12 Arthur street 

Hulmston John, shopkeeper, 228 Chester street 

Humphrey William, coal k wood dealer, Price street 

Humphreys Williaiu, coal dealer, Vittoria street 

Hunt Henry, chair maker, 10 4c 12 Conway street 

Hunt John, plasterer, 27 Parkfield avenue' 

Hunt Margaret (Miss), shopkeeper, 26 Lowther street 

Hunt Samuel, lodging house, 10 Gladstone street 

Hunt William, coal dealer, 87 Back Price street 

Hunter Hugh, engine fitter, 30 Derby street, Oxton road 

Hurley David, beer retailer, 114 Albion street 

Hurley Joseph Henry, hair dresser, 5 Market street 

Hurst Lettaca (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 56 Oxton road 

Hurworth Robert, wheelwright, 22 Hilton street 

Hussy Agnes (Mrs.), fish dealer, 72 Grange lane 

Hutchinson Jobn, butcher, 60 VVatson street 

Hutchinson Margaret (Mrs.), lodging house, 37 Chester st 

H utchton Alexander, engineer, 24 Gladstone street 

Huxley Edward, butcher. Stall. Market house 

Huxley Thomas, boot maker, 30 Sandford street 

Huxley Thomas, butcher, 10 Market bouse 

Hyams John, bird dealer, 78 Cathcart street 

Hyatt George, watch k clock maker, 51 Market street 

Hyde James, greengrocer, 45 Market street 

Hyde Robert, lodging house, 10 Crown street 

Iblietson John Goodwin, lodging house, 18 Claughton road 

Ikin John, draper, 426 Price street 

Ince Christopher, lodging house, 40 Dacre street 

Ingham James, beer retailer, 368 Price street 

Inglis John, blacksmith, 40 Russell street 

Inland Revenue Offices {l&M Jowett, collector of taxes; 

James Pallaser, excise officer), 1 Hamilton square 

Inman Charles Arthur, iron 4c steel manufactr. Beaufort rd 

Irven George, lodging house, 31 Sun street 

Irving, Little k Co. ship chandlers, 183 Chester street 

Irving Peter, pier master, 26 Price street 

Isherwood Richard, butcher, 74 Watson street 

Ithel Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 131 Wood street 

Iveson Joseph, Globe vaults, 22 Market street 

J.ickson Peter, plasterer, 214 Brook street 

Jackson Robert, lodging house, .55 Abbey street 

Jackson Samuel, greengrocer, 39 Oxton road 

Jackson Thomas, boot 4c shoe maker, 24 Hamilton street 4c 

9 Market place south 

Jackson William, engine driver, 13 Gladstone street 

Jacob Henry Long, M.R.C.S. surgeon dentist 4c dental surgeon 

to the Birkenhead Borough Hospital, 23 Hamilton jq 

James Arthur, Myrtle, 363 Cleveland street 

James Edward, hosier, 40 Oxton road 

James John, chemist, 169 Conway street 

James John, engineer, 23 Rhyl street 

James John Henry, china 4c glass warehouse, 36 Argyle st 

James Mary (Miss), dress maker, 107 Grange lane 

James Richard, umbrella manufacturer, 144 Grange lane 

James William, temperance hotel, 45 Ivy street 

Jeflrey Adam, confectioner, 63 Conway street 

Jellico George, engine fitter, 17 Rhyl street 

Jellis Richard, lodging house, 32 Lord street 

Jennett Matthew, surgeon, 106 Conway street 

Jennings Michael John, boot 4c shoe maker, 78 Market st 

Jerrard John, waterman, 34 Bentinck street 

Jobson Henry, painter, 157 Conway street 

Jobson John, painter, 211 Oliver street 

John Margaret (Mrs.), lodging house, 15 Gladstone street 

Johns Henry, coflee house, 49 Chester street 

Johns Isaac William, master mariner, 3 Cleveland street 

Johnson Ann (Mrs.),barm dealer, 1 Egerton street


Johnson John, gardener 4c florist, Woodchurch road 

Johnson John, painter, 31 Westboume road 

Johnson Robert, carpenter, 11 Kent place 

Johnson William, boiler maker, 98 Arthur street 

Johnston John, contractor, Clifton road 

Johnstone Maria (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 377 Brook street 

Johnstone William, joiner, 30 Beckwith street 

Jones Mary,Jane4:Maggie(Mi8se8),milliner8,66 Exmouth st 

Jones Matthew k Son, tailors, 20 Price street 

Jones 4c Williams, iron founders, 232 Conway street 

JONES 4C CO. LIMITED, sewing machine manufacturers 

4c machinists, branch, 95 Hamilton st; wholesale depot, 

50 Ranelagh street, Liverpool; factory. Guide bridge 

Jones Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 24 Park street 

Jones Catherine (Mrs.), draper, 105 Oxton road 

Jones Charles, grocer 4c tea dealer, provision dealer 4c Italian 

warehouseman, 96 Grange lane 

JONES CHARLES, pharmaceutical chemist, 20 Hamilton 

street 4c 34 Bridge street; Church road, Tranmere 

Jones David, joiner, 168 Market street 

Jones David, lodging house, 25 Cleveland street 

Jones David, machinist, 270 Price street 

Joues David, shopkeeper, 68 Cathcart street 

Jones David, tailor, 11 Whetstone lane 

Jones David, warehouseman, 21 Crown street 

Jones Ebenezer, shopkeeper, 1 Sun street 

Jones Edward, baker, 65 Dacre street 

Jones Edward, boot k shoe maker, 209 Chester street 

Jones Edward, draper 4c outfitter, 149 4c 151 Price street 

Jones Edward, joiner, 3 Brook street 

Jones Edward, lodging house, 198 Claughton road 

Jones Edward, music seller, 46 Argyle street 

Jones Edward, shopkeeper, 58 Vittoria street 

Jones Edward, temperance hotel, 199 Chester street 

Jones Edward, warehouseman, 1 Greenfield street 

Jones Edward Vaughan, draper, 210 Claughton road 

Jones Edwin, boot k shoe maker, 170 Cleveland street 

Jones Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 41 Thoraas street 

Jones Elizabeth f Miss), butcher, Stall, Market house 

Jones Elizabeth (Mrs.), draper, 125 Price street 

Jones Elizabeth (Mrs.), draper, 63 Watson street 

Jones Ellen (Mrs.), lodging house, 5 German terrace 

Jones Emma (Mrs.), boot maker, 3 Mornington st. Oxton rd 

Jones Evan, joiner, 14 Chapel street 

Jones Evan, master mariner, 1 German terrace 

Jones George, boiler maker, 42 Dacre street 

Jones George, shopkeeper, 5 Bright street 

Jones George, shopkeeper, 4 Hope street 

Jones Henry, broker 4c rag dealer, see Hughes 4c Jones 

Jones Jane (Mrs.), lodging house, 9 Crown street 

Jones John, boot 4c shoe maker, 130 Brook street 

Jones John, painter, 27 Crown street 

Jones John, pawnbroker, 166 Cleveland street 

Jones John, shopkeeper, 61 Park street 

Jones John, shopkeeper, 99 Park street 

Jones John, shopkeeper, 93 Watson street 

Jones John, stone mason, 58 Duke street 

Jones John, tailor, 1 Grange road. Charing cross 

Jones John, tailor, 10 Hilton street 

Jones John, tailor 4c outfitter, 2 Oxton road k 1 Grange rd 

Jones John Rowland, surveyor k estate agent, 4c agent for 

Queen's Fire k Lite, 20 Hamilton square 

Jones Joseph, joiner, 69 Eldon street 

Jones Joshua, Sun inn, 205 Bridge street 

Jones Laura (Mrs.), dress maker, 4 Barton st. Oxton road 

Jones Lydia (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 2 Gladstone street 

Jones Margaret (Miss), groeer, 12 Borough road 

Jones Margaret (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 10 Fore street 

Jones Mary (Miss), milliner, 21 Clayton street, Oxton road 

Jones Mary (Mrs.), lodging house, 37 Beckwith street 

Jones Owen, provision dealer, 79 Watson street 

Jones Peter, draper, k post office, 332 4c 334 Laird street 

Jones Richard, lodging house, 20 Rose street 

Jones Richard, lodging house, 21 Sandford street 

Jones Richard, paper hanger, 40 Park street 

Jones Richard, shipwright, 22 Kinmel street 

Jones Richard, warehouseman, 17 Camperdown street 

Jones Robert, eating house, 23 Arthur street 

Jones Robert, marble mason, 7 Horatio street 

Jones Robert, mason, 23 Sidney street 

Jones Samuel, lodging house, 38 Dacre street 

Jones Samuel, shopkeeper, 92 Oliver street 

Jones Thomas, blacksmith, 7 Sun street 

Jones Thomas, boot 4c shoe maker, 116 Oxton road 

Jones Thomas, engineer, 93 Marion street 

Jones Thomas, joiner, 4 Peel street, Oxton road 

Jones Thomas, shopkeeper, 90 Claughton road 

Jones Thomas, shopkeeper, 20 Queen street 

Jones Uriah, coal 4c milk dealer, 94 Woodchurch road 

Jones William, boiler maker, 19 Princes street 

Jones William, boot maker, 37 John street 

Jones William, chimney sweeper, 4 St. John street 

Jones William, draper, see Knowles 4c Jones 

Jones William, fish dealer, 81 Exmouth street 

Jones William, joiner, 25 Gladstone street 

Jones William, linen draper, 110 Price street 

Jones William, mason, 7 Mornington street, Oxton road 

Jones William, officer of customs, 5 Prince's terrace 

Jones William, printer, see Wilson 4c Jones 

Jones William, sail maker, 34 Neptune street 

Jones William, shopkeeper, 17 St. Mary's gate 

Jones William, wheelwright, 15 Rhyl street 

Jones William (Mrs.), lauies' school, 305 Claughton road 

Jones William Henry, beer retailer, 53 Claughton road 

Jordan Robert, Birkenhead Arms, 146 Chester street 

Jouqhin Charles, Westminster hotel, 153 & 155 Price st 

Jouqhin John E. Halfway House, Corporation road 

Joyner Joseph, lodging house, 226 Conway .street 

Kaberry Charles, news agent, 29 St. Mary's gate 

Kaighin Christian, basket dealer k white cooper, 24, 23, 26; 

4c 27 Market liouse 

Kaighin William Henry, the brush mart, 143 Chester st 

Kaye James, lodging house, 32 Dacre street 

Keane George, plasterer, 16 Dacre street 

Kearney John, marine store dealer. Old Chester road 

Keenan Owen, butcher 4c grocer, 19 Arthur street 

Keer Allen, milk dealer, 1 Henry street 

Kehoe Mary (Mrs.), lodging house, 29 Bentinck street 

Keizer Lawrence 4c Co. useful 4c ornamental repository,. 

dressing bags, cabinet goods, cases kc.; combs, brushes- 

4cc. of every description, 52 Argyle street 

Kelly Edward Billings, tobacconist, 12 Oxton road. 

Kelly John, dining rooms, 3 4c 5 Bridge stieet 

Kelly John, shopkeeper, 290 Laird street 

Kelly John, shopkeeper, 37 Thomas street 

Kelly Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper. 21 Old Chester road 

Kemp Duncan, brick maker, Cleveland street 

Kempster Lucie (Mrs.), confectioner, 152 Grange lane 

Kendrlck Thomas, lodging house, 39 George street 

Kennedy James, milliner, 84 Argyle street 

Kennedy Patrick, beer retailer, 42 Queen fitreet 

Ker Isaac, shopkeeper, 125 Beckwith street 

Kerr William, coal agent, 11 Moon street 

Kidd Thomas, grocer 4c provision dealer, 42 4c 44 Market st 

Killip John, shopkeeper, 11 Grange street 

Kilshaw John Foster, provision dealer, 184 Chester street 

King Henry Charles, ina.ster mariner, 91 Claughton road 

King W. H. manure raanfctr. Slaughter houses, Jackson sd 

Kinghorii David William 4c Co. wholesale dealers in wines,. 

spirits, ales 4c porter, 129 Grange lane 

Kinnear Werayss, fitter, 262 Price street 

Kirby Francis Thos. commercial traveller, 102 Conway st 

Kirby George, tea merchant, 154 Conway street 

Kirkham George, shoe maker, 9 H block. Dock cottages 

Kirkham Samuel, shipwright, 13 Princes street 

Kirkland John, engineer, 15 St. Mary's street 

Knowles k Joues, drapers. 4, 6 4c 8 Conway street 

Knowles William, greengrocer. Stall, Market hou.ê 

Kynaston Richard, butcher, 90 Grange lane 

Lacey Jesse, builder, 184 Conway street 

Lacey Mary Ann (Mrs.), lodging bouse, 156 Conway street 

Lacey Mary Elizabeth (Mrs.), lodging bo. 22 Gladstone st 

Lackland 4c Co. window glass mercfiaiits for home 4c export, 

14, 16 4c 18 Conway street 

Latter John, lodging house, 29 Cleveland street 

Lamb George 4c Co. cartowners, 117 Chest-r street 

Lamb Joseph, surgeon, 27 Chapel street 4c 18 Price street 

Lambert Jamea, M.D., L.S.A. surgeon, 80 Price street 

Lancashire Coal Company Limited (William Blount 

Dobdl, sec), 27 Argyle street 4c (Charles Youell, yard 

manager), Old Chester road 

Landsborough Margaret (Mrs.), baker, 5 Grange road, 

Charing cross 

Langley Francis, house decorator, 9 Duncan street 

Langley Thomas, cart owner, 10 Waterloo place 

Langley Thomas, contractor, 61 Old Chester road 

Langley Thomas, grocer 4c provision dealer, 75 Grange lane 

Large William, joiner, 29 Parkfield avenue 

Larkin Michael, greengrocer, Stall, Market house 

Larkin Thomas, shopkeeper, I Vine street 

Latham George, joiner, 20 Crown street 

Latham Robert, shopkeeper, 312 Borough rond 

Lawford Arthur G. surveyor, .see Mills 4c Lawford 

Lawless MichaeL shopkeeper, 105 Watson street 

Lawrence .4. 4c Co. shipwright, Corporation road 

Lawson David, shopkeeper, 29 OHver street 

Lawson James Rimner, beer retailer, 21 Parkfield avenue 

Laycock Henry 4c Co. drapers 4c upholsterers, 44 4c 46 


Lea Elizbh. May (Mrs.), bazaar, & post ofiSce, 253 Grange la


Lea John, plumber, 203 Conwav street 

Leather Elizabeth (Mrs.), Ara'b, 18 Watson street 

Leatherwood Sarah (Miss), shopkeeper, 105 Beckwith st 

Ledsom Richard, plumber 4c painter, 27 Westboume road 

Lee Benjamin, grocer, 180 Grange lane 

Lee James, greengrocer (10 C block). Dock cottages 

Lee John, carpenter, 8 Hampton street 

Lee John, tailor, see Hope k Lee 

Lee John, warehouseman, 83 Claughton road 

Lee Mary (Mrs.), County Arms hotel, 16 Abbey street 

Leeming Ann (Mrs.), leather dealer, 3 Lower Ivy street 

Lees John, Bear's Head, 18 4c 20 Eldon street; k beer 

retailer. Market street 

Lees William, eating house, 2 Priory street 

Legg, Stewart k Hope, boot makers 4cc. 98 Chester street 

Legge Edward, builder, decorator, paint k varnish manufacturer, 

44 to 54 Grange lane 

Lench Alfred, lodging house, 19 Borough road 

Leonard William, greengrocer. Stall, Market house 

Lewis Edmund, bill poster, 2 Grange street 

Lewis George, beer retailer, 77 Pattern street 

Lewis Jane, milliner k dress maker, see Nesbit 4c Lewis 

Lewis John, joiner, 304 Conway street 

Lewis John, joiner, 6 Prince's terrace 

Lewis John Anthony, china 4c glass wareho. 40 Conway st 

Lewis John Anthony, jun. china dlr. 6 Market place south 

Lewis Joseph, shopkeeper, 1 Market place south 

Lewis William, British Queen, see Smith 4c Lewis 

Lewis William, master mariner, 4 Old Priory 

Leyland Joseph, lodging house, 53 Oliver street 

Leyland William, lodging house, 55 Oliver street 

Liyland William John, lodging house, 65 Oliver street 

Lineam James, lodging bouse, 105 Claughton road 

Little Irving 4c Co. oil 4c colour mers. 195 k 197 Cleveland st 

Little Sisters of the Poor {I. M. J.) Home for the Aged 

{The) (Gerardine Mercenier, the lady superior). Parkfield 

avenue 

Liverpool Albion Neicspapcr (branch office) (Mrs. Maria 

Rhoda Bean, proprss.; evening 4c weekly), 31 Hamilton st 

Liversage Mary (Mrs.), greengrocer, Stall, Market house 

Lloyd Henry, boot k shoe maker, 58 Oxton road 

Lloyd Henry, butcher, 8 Market house 

Lloyd Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 97 Oliver street 

Lloyd John, beer retailer, 56 Henry street 

Lloyd John, tailor, 92 Chester street 

Logan Edward, copper merchant, Birkenhead Dock works, 

Beaufort road 

London Sf Counties' Tea Co. (John Butterworth, agent), 

6 Monk street 

London Sf North Western Railway Goods Office (James 

FUeck, agent), Shore road 

London Sf North Western Sf Great Western Railway 

Companies' Weighing Machine (L. T. Armitage, agent), 

7 Abbey street 

Long Elizabeth (Mrs.), dress maker, 50 Oliver street 

Long William John, milk shop dealer, 10 Exmouth street 

Lord Robert, lamp dealer, 249 Price street 

Love Alexander, shopkeeper, 88 Oliver street 

Low Richard Rothwell, painter, 71 Dacre street 

Lowby William, shopkeeper, 45 Elgin street 

Lownsborough William, architect, 16 Queen's street 

Luther Edward M. tobacconist, 125 Chester street 

Lynch John, salt dealer, 189 Market street 

Macalpine 4c Co. confectioners, 60 Argyle street 

McArthur Thomas, lodging house, 39 Lord street 

Macauley Agnes (Mfss), shopkeeper, 14 Grange street 

Maccabe Margaret (Miss), shopkeeper, 10 Chapel street 

McCallister John, lodging house, 31 Bentinck street 

McCarthey William, lodging house, 5 Samuel street 

McCarty Matthew, dyer, 186 Chester street 

McClane Margaret (Mrs.), lodging house, 89 Bentinck st 

McCole Archibald, milliner, 35 Market street 

McCole Peter, cabinet maker, 32 Grange lane 

McConville Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 38 Park street 

McCruden Thomas, lodging bouse, 51 Claughton road 

McCutcheon Robert, tobacconist, 140 Price street 

McDonald Angus, baker, 268 Conway street 

MacDonald Duncan, sewing machine agent, 164 Grange la 

McDowell Edward, confectioner, 46 Oxton road 

McGetrick Patrick, cart owner, 12 Taylor street 

McGowan James, shopkeeper, 380 Price street 

McGrath Amelia (Mrs.), hosier, 43 4c 44 Market house 

McGrath Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 16 Grange street 

McGrath Thomas, greengrocer, 9 Watson street 

McGrath William, beer retailer, 9 Grange street 

McGuinness Matthew, shopkeeper, 23 St. Anne street 

McGuire Ann (Mrs.), grocer, 65 St. Anne street 

McQunagle Patrick, electro platsr, 35 Ivy street 

Mcintosh Donald, engineer, 242 Brook street 

Macintosh Peter, engineer, 32 Hilton street 

Mclvor Robert, cement works, 221 4c 223 Cleveland street 

McKay Donald, shopkeeper, 37 Park street 

McKechnie John, paraffin oil 4c lamp dealer, 69 Duke street 

McKendrick Alexander, engineer, 30 Neptune street 

McKendrick James, engineer, 18 Neptune street 

McKenzie Alexander, carpenter, 11 Hilton street 

McKernan James, cooper, 162 Chester street 

McKemans James, cooperage, Freeman street 

Mackie 4cGladstone, wine k spirit merchants; sole agents in 

Birkenhead for Ackerman-Lawrance's finest sparkling 

Saumur, equal to 4c at half the price of champagne, 88 

Hamilton street 4c 128 4c 130 Chester street 

Mackie William, shopkeeper, 191 Chester street 

McLachlan Thomas, shopkeeper, 86 Arthur street 

McLellan William, nurseryman, Stall, Market house 

McLeod Frederick, baker, 23 Cleveland street 

McMahon Michael, shopkeeper, 47 St. Anne street 

McMahon Peter, provision merchant, 15 4c 16 Market hou.sc 

McManus Henry Tarrance, herbalist, 85 Cathcart street 

McMorine William, painter, 31 ("rown street 

McMurray Henry, plumber, 33 Lord street 

McNerney Matthew, relieving officer, 1 Hampton street 

McNicol Andrew, coal merchant, 36 Hamilton street 

McQuigen Ann (Mrs.), dress raaker, 4 Borough road 

Mc Wattle Ann (Mrs.), lodging house, 51 Lord street 

Maddock Richard, beer retailer, 355 Cleveland street 

Maddock Saranel, lodging house, 92 Claughton road 

Maddock Thomas, boot maker, 16 Arthur street 

Maddock Thomas, ship ballast dealer. Corporation road 

Maddock William, agent, 474 Price street 

Maddocks Richard 4c Co. engineers 4c boiler makers, 5 Duke 

street. See advert. 

Maddocks Wilfiam, beer retailer, 54 Thomas street 

Madoden John, mechanical engineer, 38 Eldon street 

Magistrates' Clerks' 0^ce(Charles James Preston, stipendiary 

magistrate; Henry Bell, clerk to magistrate; M. J. 

Coplandly, chiet clerk), Town hall, Hamilton street 

Mahen John, fishmonger, 20 Conway street; 87 4c 89 Arg_\ le 

street 4c 65 Watson street 

Main Robert, coach builder, Parkfield, Claughton road 

Makin Edward, hairdresser, 81 Argyle street 

Makin Thomas, mattress maker, 49 Bentinck street 

Malam John, shopkeeper, 12 Priory street 

Male William, plumber, painter, paperhanger 4c gasfitter, 

7 4c 9 Grange road. Charing cross 

Malin Charles, grocer, 5 Westboume road 

Malone Owen, lodging house, 13 Davies street 

Malone Peter, cart owner, 15 Eldon street 

Manley Thomas, shopkeeper, 2 Lowther street 

Marchant William, boot k shoe maker, 122 Price street 

Marchbank George, mechanical engineer, 59 Lord street 

Mark John, engineer, 66 Eldon street 

Marke Richard, joiner, 96 Price street 

Markey James, grocer 4c provision dealer, 144 Price street 

Marks Richard, shopkeeper, 117 Price street 

Marsden, Hinde 4c Co. iron merchants. Bridge street 

Marsden John k Son, brassfounders, 134 4c 136 Bridge street 

4c 11 4c 13 Lord street 

Marsden William, shopkeeper, 160 Chester street 

Marsh Charles, stone 4c monumental mason, 2 Duncan st 

Marsh Thomas, grocer, 229 4c 231 Chester street 

Marshall Henry, shopkeeper, 8 Watson street 

Marshall Thomas, tailor, 17 Eldon street 

Martin Alexander, lodging house, 63 Oliver street 

Martin Elizabeth (Mrs.), beer retailer, 120 Brook street 

Martin Henry, leather merchant 4c manufr. 171 Price street 

Martin Robert, shopkeeper, 47 Bentinck street 

Martindale John, mason, 4 Rhyl street 

Martindale John Sowerby, joiner k builder, 127 Vittoria st 

Mashiter Joseph B. saddler 4c harness maker, 226 Chester 

street 4c 130 Price street 

Maskew Thoraas Fawcett, draper k milliner, 36 Conway st 

Mason Ann (Mrs.), dressmaker, 9 Wilkinson st. Oxton rd 

Mason Elizabeth (Mrs.), printer k bookbinder, 53 Ivy st 

Mason John, Caledonian hotel, 209 Cleveland street 

Masterson Mary (Miss), dressmaker, 8 Austin street 

Mathews Francis, shofikeeper, 41 Market street 

Matone Peter, cart owner, 96 Price street 

Matson John, cabinet maker, 25 Elgin street 

Matthews John Wilson, lodging house, 15 Crown street 

Matthews Thomas, shoemaker, 19 Chapel street 

Matthias James, shopkeep«>, 347 Brook street 

Maurice Charles, mariner, 11 Cleveland street 

Mawby William, ironmonger, 7 4c 9 Cross street 

Mawson John Gordon Byron, public accountant 4c auditor, 

8 Duncan street 

May William, tallow chandler, 65 Oxton road 

Meachin William, lodging house, 44 Dacre street 

Mealor Joseph, buteher, 17 Market house 

Mealor Joseph, saddler, 78 Grange lane

BIRKENHEAD. CHESHIRE. [POST OFFICE 

Medcalf Townley, beer retailer, 63 Bentinck street 

Meek Hannah (Mrs.), beerretailer, 329 Laird street 

Melling William, boot 4c shoe raaker, 58 Market street 

Mellor William, beer retailer, 10 Grange lane 

Mercer I. 4c T. coal merchants, 93 Chester street 

Mercer James, shopkeeper, 262 Conway street 

Meredith Thomas, shopkeeper, 77 Watson street 

Merna Arthur, provision dealer, 36 Frederick street 

Mersey Canoe Club (T. H. Bartley, sec), Mersey street 

Metcalfe Charles, plumber, 240 Brook street 

Metcalfe James, metal dealer, Cleveland street 

MIDDLETON HARRISON, timber merchant, timber cut to 

order on the shortest notice; mouldings, architraves of 

various patterns on hand k made to order ; ships' cabins 

fitted up complete with beds k every other requisite on 

shortest notice; Morpeth steam saw 4c joinery mills. 

Canning street k 10 Lord street; 4c at 26 Marsden 

street 4c 6 Stanley street, Liverpool 

Middleton John, hairdresser. 41 Park street 

Middleton Richard, sail maker, 21 Rhyl stieet 

Middleton Robert, India rubber stores, 99 4c 101 Chester st 

Midgley Edmund, carpenter, 53 Abbey street 

Midland Raihoay Company's Enquiry Office (George 

Ellis, agent). Shore road 

Miles Edward M. livery stable keeper, Woodside Hotel 

yard, Chester street 

Miles Mary (Mrs.), lodging house, 9 Elgin street 

Miles Wm. Robt.horsedlr. 454:47 Albion st. 4c 145 Bridge st 

Millar Peter, commercial traveller, 65 Eldon street 

Miller Hugh, M.D. physician k surgeon, 25 Hamilton sq 

Mil'er John, butcher, Stall, Market bouse 

Miller Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 176 Chester street 

Miller William, butcher, Stall, Market house 

Milligan George, joiner, 230 Brook street 

Milligan Patrick, shopkeeper, 39 Egerton street 

Mills 4c Fletcher, surveyors 4c valuers, 49 Hamilton square 

Mills k Lawford, surveyors k valuers, 49 Hamilton square 

Mills Edward, warehouseman, 79 Park street 

Milne John Stott 4c Co. collierv proprietors, Corporation rd 

Milne Francis, boot 4c shoe maker, 112 Oxton road 

Milne Robert, butcher, 150 Price street 

Milnes William Robinson, estate agent, 34 Hamilton square 

Mineral Lime Company §• Bibbington's Buxton Lime 

Company {Peter Coregan, agent), 1 Jackson st. Grange la 

Minns Richard Henry, landing surveyor, 2 Mortimer ter 

Mitchell Sarah (Mrs.), herbalist, 49 Cathcart street 

Moffat John, pattern maker, 5 St. Mary's street 

Mofl'att Jobn, engineer, 238 Brook street 

Mofiatt John, shopkeeper, 79 Oliver street 

Moles James, heer retailer, 25 Bentinck street 

Monteith Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 81 Oliver street 

Mooney Catherine (Miss), tobacconist, 33 Argyle street 4c 3 

Ferry buildings, Chester street 

Mooney Patrick, shopkeeper, 60 Park street 

Moore Alexander, shipwright. 49 Beckwith street 

Moore Anthony, herbalist, 4 Watson street 

Moore Arthur, sailmaker, 18 Hilton street 

Moore Chas. Halse, watch 4c clock maker, 84 Grange lane 

Moore Elizabeth (Mrs.), Observatory vaults, 67 Oxton rd 

Moore James, painter 4c plumber, 16 Midland st. Oxton rd 

Moore James, tailor, 300 Conway street 

Moore John, boiler maker, 13 Wilton street 

Moore John, shopkeeper, 4 Queen street 

Moore John, tailor, 61 Claughton road 

Moore John, tailor k outfitter, 66 Market street 

Moore Robert B. solicitor, 11 4c 13 Duncan street 

Moore Thomas, saddler, 23 Conway st. 4c 164 Cleveland st 

Moore Thomas, shopkeeper, 10 St. Marv's gate 

Moore William, baker k grocer, 61 Jackson street, Grange 

lane 4c 74 Exmouth street 

Moore William, lodging house, 3.34 Cleveland street 

Moore William, stevedore, 275 Brook street 

Moran Green (Miss), cabinet maker, 104 Argyle street 

Moran Tliomas, cabinet maker, 109 Argyle street 

Morgan Edward, cab proprietor, Neptune street 

Morgan John Edward, tobacconist, 87 Grange lane 

Morgan Joseph John, confectioner, 83 Argyle street 

Morgan William, boot 4c shoe maker, 87 Beckwith street 

Morgan William, shipwright, 16 Clwyd street 

Morland Alexander, joiner, 42 Elgin atreet 

Morland Elizabeth (Mrs.), dressmaker, 10 Beckwith street 

Morrall Thomas, provision merchant, 166 Claughton road 

Morris, Pryce 4c Co. paint manufacturers 4c glass dealers. 

70 4c 72 Market street 4c Cathcart street 

Morris Edward, shopkeeper, 146 Oliver street 

Morris Jeremiah, tallow chandler, 61 Exmouth street 

Morris Kate (Mrs.), Grand 2'runk hotel, 65 Duke street 

Morris Price, tailor 4c draper, 4 4c 6 Cross street 

Morria Thomas, boiler maker, 50 Cleveland street 

Morris William, joiner, 3A, Price street 

Morton Andrew, corn factor, 17 Brandon street 

Morton Andrew, tailor, 67 Market street 

Morton George, watch maker, 112 Old Bidston road 

Morton John, draper, 49 Lord street 

Morton Thomas, travelling draper, 7 Ivy street 

Morton William, corn dealer, 4 Waterloo place 

Moss Anne (Mrs.), greengrocer. Stall, Market house 

Mossop Hy. 4c Sons, spring cart owners, 47 Thomas street 

Mott Julius 4c Sons, wine 4c spirit merchants, 25 Argyle st 

MulhoUand John, seedsman £ccab propr. 7 Whetstone lane 

Mullock Richard, dispensing chemist; phy.sicians' prescriptions 

carefully prepared, 255 Grange lane 

Mumford Tliomas, shopkeeper, 330 Laird street 

Mumford William, shopkeeper, 39 Russell street 

Murphey Patrick, shopkeeper, 74 St. Anne street 

Murphie Henry, clothier k outfitter, 161 Price street 

Murphie Henry, pawnbroker, 16 Market street 

Murphy James, beer retailer 4c shopkeeper, 214c 23 Hope st 

Murphy James, tailor, 8 Crown street 

Murphy John, lodging house, 2 Kent place 

Murphy Matthew, joiner, 93 Park street 

Murphy Patrick, shopkeeper, 97 Park street 

Murphy Robert, engineer, 5 Brandon street 

Murray John, coach builder, 67 Claughton road 

Murray Robert, whitesmith, 53 Lord street 

Murray Thomas, greengrocer, 146 Price street 

Murray William, hairdresser, 47 Market street 

Murray William, raarinestore dealer, Cleveland street 

Muskett Edward, lodging house, 220 Conway street 

Mutch Thomas, shopkeeper, 331 Laird street 

Myers Thomas, lodging house, 12 Davies street 

Myring Benj. boot k shoe ma. Grange road. Charing cross 

Nathan Charles James, greengrocer, 80 Oxton road 

National Bank of Liverpool Limited (George James 

Laughton, manager), 51 Hamilton street 

National Deposit §• Discount Co. (Edward Lees, agent), 

50 Price street 

Neilson Mary (Miss), ladies' school, 5 Elgin street 

Nelson George, butcher (1 C block), Dock cottages 

Nelson James, grocer, 13 k 14 Market house 

Nelson James, grocer, 158 Conway street 

Nesbit 4c Lewis, milliners k dress makers, 8 Grange road. 

Charing cross 

Netherwood John, decorator, 7 Prince's street 

Netto David Henry, pork butcher, 71 Thomas street 

Nevil Catherine (Mrs.), draper, 108 Oxton road 

Newall Mary (Mrs.), dress maker, 93 Exmouth street 

Newboulds Charles, hair dresser, 63 Market street 

Newport Thomas, shoe maker. 111 Back Price street 

Newton Ellen (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 177 Market street 

Nichoel Isaac, lodging house, 219 Oliver .street 

Nichols 4c Potter, picture frame makers, 25 Price street 

Nichols William, joiner, 9 Cleveland street 

Nicholson Henry, pharmaceutical chemist by examination, 

38 Argyle street 

Nicholson Wm. boot 4c shoe raaker, see Brown k Nicholson 

Nisbet Agnes (Mrs.), beer retailer, 15 Bentinck street 

Nisbet Alexander, engine fitter, 244 Brook street 

Nixon John I. grocer, see Stranaghan k Nixon 

Noble William, grocer, 274 Price street 

Nolan John, shopkeeper, 114 Oliver street 

Nooney Andrew, Duke of Edinburgh hotel, k wine 4c spirit 

merchant, 38 Lord street 4c 52 Cleveland street 

Norman Johu,joiner, 9 Mornington street, Oxton road 

Norris Jas. boot 4c shoe maker, 23 Grange rd. Charing cross 

North Sf South Wales Bank (James Smith, manager), 62 

Hamiltou square 

North Western Coal Co. (J. H. Nichols, manager), 8 

4c 9 Abbey street 

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Nugent Margaret (Mrs.), lodging house, 216 Claughton rd 

Oakes Mark, gardener, 2 Miriam place 

Oakley John, chimney sweeper, 99 Albion atreet 

Gates "Catherine (Mrs.), fishmonger. Stall, Market house 

O'Brien John, provision dealer, 11 Monk street 

O'Connor Edward, shopkeeper, 145 Beckwith street 

O'Connor Elizabeth (Mrs.), furniture dealer, 120 Price st 

Ohair John, diver, 91 Cathcart street 

Okell Thomas, pork butcher, 41 Lord street 

Oldfleld Thomas, tea rooms, 243 Cleveland street 

Oldridge Hannah (Mrs.), confectioner, 22 Oxton road 

Oliver John, printer, 94 Hamilton street 

Ollerhead Samuel, agent to the Union Friendly Society, 

369 Brook street 

Ollive Jobn Edmund, shopkeeper, 66 Oxton road 

Olsen Eliza (Mrs.), mantle 4c dress maker, 8 Market pi. sth 

Omaley Ann (Mrs.), greengrocer. Stall, Market house 

O'Neil Dennis, boot maker, 10 Dale street 

O'Neil Hone, shopkeeper, 13 St. Anne street 

O'Neil Patrick Joseph, grocer 4c provision dealer, 130 4c 

138 St. Anne street

DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. BIRKENHEAD. 1'6 

O'Reilly Jane (Mrs.), fish dealer, 163 Price street 

Orr William, carpenter, 6 Chapel street 

74 BIRKENHEAD. CHESHIRE. [POST OFFICE: 

Rees Rees, draper, 58 4c 60 Watson street 

Rees Sarah Ann (Mrs.), dress maker, 11 Borough road 

Reeves Thomas, greengrocer, 103 Chester street 

Held Alexander, lodging house, 12 Hilton street 

Reid Williani, china 4c glass dealer. Stall, Market house 

Ueid William Henry, boot maker, 59 Claughton road 

Renwick Eliza (Mrs.), lodging house, 176 Claughton road 

Reynolds James, beer retailer, 7 Old Chester road 

Reynolds Jolui, baker, 132 Grange lane 

Rhodes John, wheelwright 4c smith, 30 Grange lane 

Rhodes Robert, joiner, 39 John street 

Rice John, wax 4c tallow chandler, 78 Oxton road 

Richards Edward, pattern maker, 94 Old Bidston road 

Richards John, baker, 33 Oxton road 

Richards Thomas, baker, 4 Miriam place 

Richardson George, agent to the Prudential Assurance 

Company, 61 Westboume road 

Richardson James, glass 4c china dealer, 120 Grange lane 

Rickets Charles, surgeon, 1 4c 3 Price street 

Ricketts Charles, M.D. physician k surgeon, 22 Argyle st 

Ridgway Thomas, waiter, 43 Westboume road 

Ridley Williara, beer retailer, 17 Lower Ivy street 

Rieveley Charles, chemist 4c druggist, k post receiving 

house, post office savings bank k money order office, 31 

Cleveland street 

Rigby William, mason, 20 Sussex street 

Rigby William, Star hotel, 86 Beckwith street 

Rimmer John, Ne.io Dock hotel, 7 4c 8 Stewart street 

Rimmer Mary Elizabeth (Miss), shopkeeper, 32 Lowther st 

Rimmer Thomas James, agent to Prudential Assurance Co. 

09 Dacre street 

Ritchie Peter, engine fitter, 243 Cleveland street 

Ritchie Robert, joiner, 40 Westboume road 

Robb Brothers, fancy drapers, 11 4c 13 Cross street 

Robent Peter, pork butcher, 152 Price street 

Roberts Arnold 4c Co. grocers 4c provision dealers, 374 4c 

376 Price street 

Roberts David, Son 4c Co. timber merchants 4c saw mill 

proprietors, 22 Chester street; k Derby road, Fox street 

k Dale street, Liverpool 

Roberts 4c Hughes, plasterers 4c slaters. 226 Claughton load 

Roberts John 4c Co. silk mercers 4cc 63 Argyle street 

Roberts Robert 4c Co. tea 4c coflFee dealers, 1 Ferry buildings, 


Roberts Ann (Miss), butcher. Stall, Market house 

Roberts Charles, live bird dealer, 9 Lower Ivy street 

Roberts Edwin, shopkeeper 4c dairy, 39 Albion street 

Roberts Elias, eating house, 54 Ivy street 

Roberts Elizabeth (Miss), beer retailer, 4 Camden street 

Roberts Elizabeth (Mrs.), beer retailer, 63 Brook street 

Roberts Ellen (Mrs.), grocer, 119 Price street 

Roberts Hannah (Miss), draper, 124 Grange lane 

Roberts Hugh, plasterer 4c slater, 224 Claughton road 

Roberts Jane (Miss), shopkeeper, 71 Exmouth street 

Roberts John, picture frame maker, 142 Conway street 

Roberts John, shopkeeper, 29 Grange road. Charing cross 

Roberts John Bunnell, Waterloo inn, 63 Grange lane 

Roberts John Derven, boot maker, 85 Park street 

Roberts Owen Sandeford, grainer, 9 Nelson street 

Roberts Richard, turner, 33 Parkfield avenue 

Roberts Robert, warehouseman, 27 Sun street 

Roberts Thoinas, groeer, 99 Watson street 

Roberts William, cab proprietor, 137 Beckwith street 

Roberts William, tailor, 28 Bentinck street 

Robertson John, Commercial hotel, 123 Beckwith street 

Robinson 4c Thompson, photographers, 32 Hamilton square 

Hobinson Edmund, ironmonger, 68 Oxton road 

Robinson Elizabeth (Mrs.), lodging house,92Old Bidston rd 

Robinson George, shipsmith, 22 Rhyl street 

Robinson Hannah (Mrs.), lodging liouse, 12 Cleveland st 

Robinson Henry Clayton, printer, 51 Conway street 

Robinson J. team owner, Cleveland street 

Robinson James, engineer, 54 Price street 

Robinson James, mechanical engineer, 50 Priory street 

Robinson John Gosling, ironmonger, 92 Grange lane 

Robinson Robert, Farmers' Arms, 12 Waterloo place 

Robinson Walter William, tallow chandler, 146 Grange lane 

Robinson William, grocer, 85 Grange lane 

Robson Joshua, engineer, 41 Marion street 

Roffey Charles, draughtsman, 95 Claughton road 

Rogers James, joiner, 33 John street 

Rogers John, joiner, 21 Sun street 

Rogerson Joseph, shopkeeper, 61 Duke street 

Rollend Elizabeth (Mrs.), lodging house, 11 Rose street 

Roome Luke, coal dealer (41 D block). Dock cottages 

Ropes Henry Tibbets k Co. wenham lake ice stores, 95 

Chester street 4c 32 Hamilton street 

Roscoe John, master mariner, 25 Marion street 

Rose William Turner, engineer 4c ironfounder, Adelphi st 

Ross Alexander, joiner, .30 Hilton street 

Rosser Joseph, lodging house, 53 Chester street 

Rothwell Richard, boiler maker, 25 Parkfield avenue 

Routledge John, beer retailer, 143 Cathcart street 

Rowe Mary Ann (Mrs.), dress maker, 18 Gladstone street 

Rowlanson Williara, engineer. Corporation road 

Rowley Frank, hosier, 63 Park street 

Royal Mersey Yacht Club (Henry Melling, sec), Mersey 

house, 9 Mersey street 

Rudd William, confectioner, 65 Market street 

Rushton Henry, coal dealer, Henry street 

Rushton Henrj', dining rooms, 55 Market street 

Rushton Hugh, shopkeeper, 8 Brassey street 

Russell —, dress maker, see Powell 4c Russell 

Russell Alexander, carver 4c gilder, artist, colorman k fdncy 

stationer; a choice collection of drawings, paintings, 

engravings 4cc. always on hand, 89 Grange lane 

Russell Jane (Miss), shopkeeper, 13 Claughton road 

Russell John, painter, 150 Grange lane 

Russell Richard John, shopkeeper, 67 Duke street 

Rutherford James, Palatine hotel, 1, 3 4c 5 Ivy street 

Ruthven Adolphus, fish 4c game salesman, 34 Hamilton st 

flutter Mary (Mrs.), dressmaker, 51 Westboume road 

Ryalls k Sorge, music repository, 9 Hamilton street 

Ryan John, marine store dealer, 192 Chester street 

Rylands 4c Sons (Robert Henry Bambridge,agent), colliery 

proprietors, 6 Abbey street 

Sadler John, confectioner, 308 Conway street 

St. Clair John, lodging house, 11 Bridge street 

St.George's Steam Tug Company'sWorks (John Griffiths, 

manager), 8 Chester street 

Salkeld James, carpet planner, 33 Camden street 

Salmon William, beer retailer, 50 Egerton street 

Salt William, tailor, 13 Grange road. Charing cross 

Sail idge Archibald Tutton, Crown, CO Market street 4c 

Raven hotel, 28 4c 30 Exmouth street 

Sankey Brook Sf Ashton Green Collieries (William Lea, 

agent), 11 Abbey street 

Sankey John, farrier, 3 Old Chester road 

Saul Martin, shoemaker, 83 Bentinck street 

Saul Richard, tailor, 0 Claughton ;-oad 

Saunders 4c Thompson, coal merchants k potato salesmen, 

8 Market street 

Saunders Abraham, joiner, 20 Derby street, Oxton road 4c 

16 Ridley street, Oxton road 

Saunders Benjamin, agent, 6 German terrace 

Saunders Joseph, butcher. Stall, Market house 

Savage John, plasterer 4c slater, 49 Grange lane 

Savage John, shopkeeper, 46 William street 

Savage John, jun. shopkeeper, 46 Queen street 

Savin William, butcher, Stall, Market bouse 

Saxon Martin, livery stables, 60 Chester street 

Scarrsbruck William, grocer, 25 Watson street 

Scholefield William, (Jhester Arms hotel, 2 Conway street 

Scholes James, painter 4c glazier, 109 Oxton road 

Scholes Margaret (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 6 Henry street 

Scholfield William, Chester Arms hotel,96 Hamilton street 

Scott Frances (Mrs.), The Butchers' Arms, 17 Monk sireeft 

SCOTT HORATIO W. carpet, oil cloth 4C general furnishing 

warehouse, 55 Argyle street 

Scutt John, lodging house, 23 Gladstone street 

Scott Josepli, greengrocer, 77 Exmouth street 

Sebright-Green 4c Thompson, solicitors, 32 Hamilton street 

Sellars J. C. p.c.s. manufacturing chemist, 4 Ferry Iniildings, 


Senior Mark, shopkeeper, 2 Tranmere vale, Oxton road 

Shallcross Joseph, butcher, 40 Exmouth street 

Shanassey John, shopkeeper, 31 Russell street 

Sharpies Albert, confectioner, 34 Oxton road 

Sharpies George, general smith, 224 Chester street 

Sharpies John, confectioner, 193 Chester street 4c Stall, 

Market house 

Shaw Stephen, flsherman, 203 Chester street 

Shaw Thomas, auctioneer, see Pightling 4c Shaw 

Shaw Thomas, foreman fltter, 13 Greenfield street 

Shaw Thomas, pawnbroker, 12 Market at. 4c 83 Albion =t 

Shaw William, butcher, 58 Park street 

Sherlock John, butcher. Stall, Market house 

Sherry James, grocer, 48 Watson street 

Sherwin Henry, shopkeeper, 27 Watson street 

Shillinglaw William, dentist, 60 Lord street 

Shipman Henry, furniture dealer, 164 Chester street 

Shore Daniel, hydraulic engineer, 3 St. Mary's street 

Short James, shopkeeper, 97 Albion street 

Short John, shopkeeper, 8 Back St. Anne street 

Shropshire Union Railway Sf Canal Company (James 

Fleck, agent), Shore road 

i Siddell Henry, greengrocer, 8 Oxton road 

Silvester Lucas, booksellenic stationer, 126 Grange lane 

Simmonds Richard,lodging liouse, 42 Beckwith street 

Simon Henry, shipwright, 33 Bentinck street

DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. BIRKENHEAD. 7o 

Simon Joseph, lodging honse, 16 Hilton street 

•Simon Joseph R. accountant, see Thompson 4c Simon 

Simon William, furniture dealer, 27 Bentinck street 

Simons George, dyer, 5 Horatio street 

Simpkinson Samuel, furniture dealer, 41 Grange lane 

Simpson William Henry, shopkeeper, 364 Brook street 

Sims Elizabeth (Mrs.), hosier 4cc. 68 Grange lane 

Sims Samuel, pork butcher, 77 Grange lane 

Singlehurst Oscar, marine store dealer, 5 Conway street 

Singleton William 4c Sons, bakers, 148 Grange lane; 31 

Conway street; 75 Chester street; 55 Watson street; 

384 to 390 Price street 4c 32 Park street 

Singleton Thomas, warehouseman, 17 Lord street 

SIxsmith Thomas, shopkeeper, 184 Cleveland street 

Skillen James, shoe maker, 13 Chapel street 

Skinner Robert Daniel, painter k plumber, 28 Conway st 

Skinner Thomas, shipwright, 12 Sun street 

Skinner Thomas William, boot maker. 27 Conway street 

Skinner Wm. boot 4c shoe ma. 20 Grange rd. Charing cross 

Skyrme Henry, shopkeeper, 266 Price street 

Slack Thomas, butcher, 11 Market house 

Sloan Edward, iron moulder, 220 Brook street 

Sloan Edward, joiner, 16 Crown street 

Sloan James, lodging house, 39 Claughton road 

Small David, joiner, 7 Westboume road 

Smith 4c Lewis, British Queen, 154 Price street 

Smith k Sons, auctioneers, 57 Argyle street 

Smith Captain Robert, Queen's family Sf commercial hotel 

k billiard rooms, 301 Conway street 

Smith George, grocer, 250 Borough road 

Smith George Simpson, surgeon, 106 Exmouth street 

Smith Henry, baker, 27 Arthur street 

Smith Henry, baker, 2 York place, Balls road 

Smith John, brush maker, 49 Oxton road 

Smith John, butcher, 18 Brassey street 

Smith John, cab proprietor, Woodchurch road 

Smith Mary (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 134 Market street 

Smith Matthew, lodging house, 0 Wesley street 

Smith Nathan, joiner, 51 Oliver street 

Smith Ralph, Mersey hotel, 25 Lord street 

Smith Robert, machine broker,23 Cathcart st. 4c Cleveland st 

Smith Susan (Mrs.), greengrocer. Stall, Market house 

Smith Thomas, beer retailer, 87 Watson street 

Smith William, shipwright, 32 Crown street 

Snape George, builder 4c contractor. 4 Trinity street 

Snelson Samuel, painter 4c glazier, 214 St. Anne street 

Sneyd Elizabeth (Miss), tobacconist, 105 Argyle street 

Snow William, chemist 4c druggist, post receiving house, 

post office savings banlc 4c money order office, 239 Price st 

Sorge Heury P. music repository, see Ryalls 4c Sorge 

Sorge Henry Phillips, professor of music, 84 Claughton rd 

Southall John, shopkeeper, 270 Conway street 

Southerns George, shopkeeper, 33.Park street 

Southward Margaret (Mrs.), pawnbroker, 57 Ivy street 

Speight William, boot maker, 64 Argyle street 

Speight William, boot 4c shoe maker, 30 4c 34 Market street 

Spencer Edward, painter, 56 Priory street 

Spencer Henry, painter 4c plumber, 25 Camden street 

Sprout Hugh, pawnbroker, 48 Oxton road 

Staley Charles, leather dealer, 137 Price street 

Stanaway John, greengrocer, 51 Watson street 

Stanley Charles, music teacher, 18 Wilkinson st. Oxton rd 

Stansfield Geo. Sutcliffe, surgn.M.R.c.s.,L.R.c.p, 42 Price st 

Steel James, mechanical engineer, 63 Dacre street 

Steel Thomas, beer retailer, 38 Exmouth street 

Steele Thomas, George §• Dragon, 82 Grange lane 4c 114 

Argyle street 

Steen Benjamin, joiner, 206 Beckwith street 

Stephens Willi: m, grocer, 53 Oxton road 

Stephenson Ellis, shopkeeper, 69 Duke street 

Stephenson Thomas, coppersmith, 13 Kinmel street 

Stevens John, shopkeeper, 1 Priory street 

Stevens William, boiler maker, 19 Barton st. Oxton road 

Stevens William, iron cistern manufacturer, Oxton road 

Stevenson Fanny (Miss), dress maker, 209 Oliver street 

Stevenson John, boiler maker, 20 Camden street 

Stewart Alexander, chemist k dentist, 34 Argyle street 

Stewart Alexander, metal broker, Cleveland street 

Stewart Hamilton, perfumer, 32 Argyle street 

Stewart James, batter, 100 4c 102 Chester street 

Stewart John.chemist ac druggist, 6 Grange rd.Charing cross 

Stewart John, fruiterer, 3 Claughton road 

Stobbordt Isaac Todd, Grange hotel, 256 Grange lane 

Stokes Samuel, dock master, 156 Bridge street 

Stokes Sarah (Mrs.), draper, 138 Grange lane 

Storer John Richard, engineer, 245 Brook street 

Stranaghan 4t Nixon, grocers, 50 Market street 

Strather Bennet, painter, 33 Clayton street, Oxton road 

Strawson John 4{,CQ. fancy repository, 172 Grange laae 

Stretch Peter» shopkeeper, 4 Bentinck street 

Strong Henry, master mariner, 2 Price street 

Sudlow George, fruiterer, Stall, Market house 

Sugden Wilfred, plumber 4c glazier, 19 Grange road. 

Charing cross 

Suker John, artist, 14 Claughton road 

Sumraer William, joiner, 11 Mornington street, Oxton road 

Sutcliffe Brothers, engineers, Climax works, Vittoria street 

Sutcliffe Charles, furniture dealer, 52 Watson street 

Sutherland George, shopkeeper, 300 Laird street 

Sutton Edward, commercial traveller, 302 Laird street 

Sutton Henry, Cottage inn, 308 Brook street 

Swale Isaac, boot maker, 13 Monk street 

Swallow Mary (Mrs.), lodging house, 80 Oliver street 

Swan William, shopkeeper, 80 Thoinas street 

Swinburn Henry Bradley, mechanical engineer,27 Oliver st 

Syer John, shopkeeper, 45Tranmere vale, Oxtou road 

Sykes William, ironmonger, 167 Chester street 

Sylvester Charles, M.D. 4C surgeon, 54 Hamilton square 

Tabiner Henry, mason 4c contractor, 29 k 31 Price street 

Tackney John, shopkeeper, 358 Beckwith street 

Taextpn Tliomas, photographer, 119 Grange lane 

Tait James, joiner, 24 Rhyl street 

Talbot Richard, painter & paper hanger, 48 Priory street 

Tax Office (Richard Ackerley, collector), 32 Bridge street 

Taylor Jas.4c Co. engineers 4:c. Britannia wrks. Cleveland st 

Taylor Charles, dairyman, 119 Oliver street 

Taylor Francis, engine fitter, 25 Rose street 

Taylor F'rederick William, jeweller, 6 Queen street 

Taylor James, Denbigh Castle, 4 St. Mary's gate 

Taylor James, shopkeeper, 32 Brassej* street 

Taylor Joseph, grocer, 316 k 318 Borough road 

Taylor Thomas, window blind manufacturer, 142 Grange la 

Taylor Thomas, shopkeeper, 56 Jackson street 

Taylor William, beer retailer, 200 Brook street 

Taylor William, greengrocer. Stall, Market house 

Taylor William, ironmonger, 54 Market street 

Taylor William, plasterer, 6 Exmouth street 

Taylor William Thompson, Elephant Sf Castle, Park street 

Teece Elizabeth (Mrs.), provision dealer, 36 Market house 

Teece Joseph, fishmonger. Stall, Market house 

Teece Thomas, provision dealer, 2.50 Grange lane 

Tennison Thom.as, shopkeeper. 362 Price street 

Testot Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 26 Eldon street 

Tetley Joseph, china shop, 185 Chester street 

Tharme John, Free Library hotel, 11 4c 13 Queen street 

Theatre Royal, Argyle street 

Thomas Andrew, shopkeeper, 1 Elizabeth place 

Thomas David, eating house, 107 Chester street 

Thomas Edward, boot k shoe maker, 115 Price street 

Thomas Edward Colston, Pier hotel, 1 Canning street 

Thomas Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 23 Henry street 

Thomas George, dairyman, 48 Brassey street 

Thomas Humphrey, eating house, 10 Ivy street 

Thoraas Jane (Mrs.), lodging house, 13 Oliver street 

Thomas John, herbalist, 98 Beckwith street 

Thomas Jobn, lodging house, 26 Claughton road 

Thomas John, shopkeeper, 23 Blackpool street 

Thomas Richard, blncksmith, 22 Chapel street 

Thomas Richard, coal dealer, 235 Chester street 

Thomas Spark, joiner, 17 Wilkinson street, Oxton road 

Thomas Thomas, butcher, 10 Market place south 4c 43 

Watson street 

Thoraas William, grocer, 90 Woodchurch road 

Thomas William Henry, Pier vaults, 12 Hamilton street 

Thomason John Thoinas, engraver, 43 Henry street 

Thomlinson George, carpenter, 7 Rose street 

Thoralinson Thomas, engineer, 36 Hilton street 

Thompson 4c Capper, homoeopathic chemists, 24 Argyle st 

Thompson k Simm, accountants, insurance k house agents, 

47 Hamilton square 

Thompson Charles, engineer, 14 Lorn street 

Thompson George, butcher, Stall, Marker hou


Timmis Charles 4c Co. grocers, 161 Chester street; 14 

Market place south 4c 7 Monk street 

Timmons John,grocer 4cprovision dlr. 33, 34 4c 35Market ho 

Tinker Allen, earthenware dealer, 72 Watson street 

Tobin John, coal dealer, 21 Taylor street 

Tobin John, window blind inauufacturer, 33 Grange lane 

Tod Mary (Miss), dress maker, 87 Westboume road 

Todd George, engineer, 8 Lea street 

Todd James, tobacconist, 101 Watson street 

Tolson Thomas, stationer, 17 ^^'atson street 

Tolson Thomas, timber dealer, 161 Cleveland street 

Tomlinson James, shipwright, 12 Salisbury street 

Toohey Patrick, beer retailer, 27 St. Mary's gate 

Tooth Elizabeth (Mrs.), greengrocer, 25Claughton road 

Tornofl'John, earthenware dealer, 33 Oliver street 

Totvn Hall, Hamilton street 

Trainor Thoinas, shopkeeper, 59 Park street 

Tramicay Carriage Works (Georgt Mills, manager), 

Cleveland street 

2'ranmere Coal Co. (James Downham, managing director). 

Old Chester road 

Travis James, potato dealer, 43 Corporation road 

Travis John, greengrocer, 31 Oxton road 

Trayner William, draper k hosier, 110 Chester street 

Tunstall Alice (.Miss), dress maker, 212 Claughton road 

Tuohy k Eccleson, rope 4c canvas dealers. Freeman street 

Turner John, joiner, 104 Old Bidston road 

Turner John, nurseryman. Stall, Market house 

Turner Richard, joiner, 267 Brook street 

Turner Richard, plasterer, 32 Sun street 

Turnwright William, shopkeeper, 07 Watson street 

Turtle James, greengr. 187 Chester st. k Stall, Market ho 

Turton James, chimney sweeper, 4 Davies street 

Tweedle John, grocer, 84 Bentinck street 

Tyas George, boot 4c shoe maker, 33 St. Anne street 

Union Loan Sf Discount Company (Nathaniel Andrews), 

manager, 30 Hamilton street 

Urmson Henry, nurseryman. Stall, Market house 

Varty, Calvert 4c Co., gro. k provision dlrs. 1 4c 3 Cross st 

Vaughan Abel 4c Co. wine 4c spirit mers. 95 k 97 Grange lane 

Vaughan Isabella (Miss), ladies' semiuary, 95 Camden st 

Venables Hannah (Mrs.), grocer, 6 Watson street 

Venables John, furniture dealer, 143 Price street 

Vernon John, seedsman, Stall, Market house 

Vowels Joseph, Caledonian. 08 Market street 

Wade Thomas, grocer, 136 Grange lane 

Waight Williain Henry, lodging bouse, 191 Conway street 

Walden John, boot k shoe maker, 91 Grange lane 

M'alker John k William, builders, 1 Hamilton lane 

Walker, Peter 4c Son, brewers, 8 Market place south 

Walker George, physician k surgeon, 11 Hamilton square 

Walker George, shopkeeper, 17 Neptune street 

Walker Henry, grocer, (25 K block) Dock cottages 

Walker James, boot 4c shoe maker, 14 Oxton road 

Walker John, painter, plumber 4c glazier, 73 Market street 

Walker Joseph, tailor, see Woolrich k Walker 

Walker Robert, stationer, 46 Sandford street 

Walker Sarah (Mrs.), ladies' school, 32 Price street 

Walker Thomas, The Feathers, 124 Chester street 

Wolker Williara, railway agent, 113 Bridge street 

Wallace Patrick W. cart owner; agent for the London 4c 

North Western Railway Co. 4c the Shropshire Union Railway 

k Canal Co. 20 Pool street k Neptune street 

Walley Joseph, carting agent. Corporation road 

Walls Joseph, butcher, 47 Oxton road 

Walsh Henry, lodging house, 224 Conway street 

Walton James 4c Samuel, mantle makers, 76 Hamilton st 

Walton W. 4c T. ship smiths. Corporation road 

Walton Joseph, butcher, 63 Oxton road 

Walton Thomas, watch maker, 168 Grange lane 

Walton William, master sraith, 3 Crown street 

Ward Daniel, grocer, 101 Oliver street 

Warnoek John, shopkeeper, 151 Brook street 

Warrall Samuel, shopkeeper, 52 Cathcart street 

Wass Robert, dining rooms, 26 Hamilton street 

Waterhouse James, boot maker, 8 Cross street 

Waterhouse Vincent, brass finisher, 11 St. Mary's street 

Waters Patrick, shopkeeper, 123 Cathcart street 

Watkin Albion, boot maker, 4 Brook street 

Watkinson Thomas, shopkeeper, 44 Brassey street 

Watson Alexander, joiner, 3 Sun street 

Watson David, white cooper, 294c 30 Market house 

Watson James, lodging house, 23 Oliver street 

Watson William, master mariner, 8 Prince's terrace 

Watt James, pawnbroker, 98 Price street 

Watt John, draughtsman, 174 Cleveland street 

Watt Samuel, plumber 4c painter. 207 Grange lane 

Wattlewortb John, boot maker, 82 Camden street 

Waugh Adam, lodging house, 266 Conway street 

Weare William Sidney, watch maker, 23 Argyle street 

Webb John, beer retailer, 202 Brook street 

Weir Mary Ann (Mrs.), lodging house,336 Cleveland street 

Welch William, Pacific hotel, 476 Price street 

Wells Alfred, tallow chandler, 68 Watson street 

Welsby & Deakin, wine k spirit merchants, 173 Chester st 

Welsh Martin, shopkeeper, 25 St. Mary's gate 

Wemyss James, plumber, 27 Price stieet 

Wesley Wm. boot 4c shoe maker, 24 Market st. 4:2 Monk st 

West James, grocer, 17 Arthur street 

West John, master mariner, 44 Russell street 

West Robert, baker, 33 Cleveland street; 52 Exmouth 

street k 43 Lord street 

Weyiniss William, joiner, 16 Brook street 

Whalley Ellen (Mrs.), Angel inn, 2 Watson street 

Wheatley John, lodging house, 8 Hilton street 

Whelan John, beer retailer, 137 Oliver street 

Whelan Sarah (Mrs.), beerretailer, Park street 

Whitaker James, american temperance hotel, 29 Bridge st 

Whitaker Thomas, North Star, 330 Cleveland street 

Whitaker Williara, milk dealer, 235 Chester street 

Whitby Joseph & Thomas, pawnbrokers, 278 4c 280 Price st 

Whitby Thomas, pawnbroker, 60 Brassey street 

White Alice (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 29 Watson street 

White George, confectioner, 166 Grange lane 

White John, dairy, 13 Albion street 

Whitehall Henry," Noi-th Western hotel, Cleveland street 

Whitehead Walter, lodging house, 7 Samuel street 

Whiting James, grocer, 50 Exmouth street 

Whittaker Thomas, North Star hotel, 12 Marshall street 

Whyte Andrew, coal merchant, 1 Jackson street. Grange la 

Wigaji Sf Whiston Coal Co. Limited, colliery proprietors, 

5 Abbey street 

Wild Thoinas, tallow chandler, 174 Chester street 

Wilde Wra. block, pump 4c mast maker, see Davies 4c Wilde 

Wildgoose John, eating house, 22 Bridge street 

Wileman Chas. k Co. wine merchant, 5 Cleveland street 

Wilkins Benjamin, ironmonger, 41 Oxton road 

Wilkins John, hair dresser, 49 Ivy street 

Wilkinson Jane (Mrs.), newsagent, .59 Westboume road 

Wilkinson Joseph, shopkeeper, 109 Watson street 

Wilkinson Joseph, wardrobe dealer, 31 Parkstreet 

Wilkinson Joseph Bird, butcher, 4 Stewart street 

Wilkinson Samuel, chemist 4c druggist, 35 Watson street 

Wilkinson Thos. Goodall, boot 4c shoe maker,3 Hamilton st 

Wilkinson Thoraas G. grocer, k post office 4c money order 

office, 155 Chester street 

Wilkinson WiiHam, grocer, 1 Stanley road 

W'illcock Samuel, grocer, 28 Oxton road 

Willcox Christian, shopkeeper, 71 Bentinck street 

Willett Meredith, broker k appraiser, 16 Salisbury street 

Willett Richard, confectioner, 144 Conway street 

Williams Brothers, grocers 4c provision dealers, 22 Arthur 

street 4c 15 Market place south. See advert. 

Wîlliaras Albert, china shop, 192 Chester street 

Williams Benjamin, hatter, 67 Argyle street 

Williams David, lodging house, 23 Sun street 

Williams Edward Godkhi, draper, 2 Cross street 

Williams Evan, carpenter, 60 Eldon street 

Williams Henry, rigger, 64 Duke street 

Williams Hugh, boot 4c shoe maker, 27 Clarendon stieet, 

Oxton road 

Williams James, butcher, 41 Westboume road 

Williams John, coal dealer, Oxton road 

Williams John, contractor, 42 Russell street 

Williams John, draper, 66 Watson street 

Williams John, provision dealer, Woodchurch-road 

Williams John, shipwright, 4 Nelson street 

Williams John Davies, boot 4c shoe maker, 141 Chester st 

Williams Joseph, builder, 7 Wilkinson street, Oxton road 

Williams Margaret (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 118 Albion street 

Williams Martha (Mrs.), tobacconist, 14 Hamilton street 

Williams Mary ^Mrs.^, shopkeeper, 215 Chester street 

Williams Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 120 Market street 

Williams Maurice, driller, 114 Old Bidston road 

Williams Morris, blacksmith, 14 Kent place 

Williams Nathan, lodging house, 34 Lord street 

Williams Owen, lodging bouse, 31 Gladstone street 

Williams Richard, lodging house, 7 Gladstone street 

Williams Richard, raaster of tug boat, 31 Parkfield avenue 

Williams Richard, painter, 102 Claughton road 

Williams Richard, shopkeeper, 172 Cleveland street 

Williams Robert, ironfounder, see Jones k Williams 

Williams Robert Griffiths, coramrcl trvlr. 200 Claughton rd 

WILLIAMS S. late Williams 4c Evans, general house, steam 

ship 4c office furnishers, 66 4c 68 Argyle st. See advert 

Williams Samuel, shipwright, 21 Rose street 

Williams Stephen, greengrocer, 37 Grange rd.Charing cross 

Williams Thomas, dyer, 10 Queen street 

Williams Thomas, linendraper, 108 Price street 

Williams Thomas, rent collector, 38 Price street

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Williams Thomas, timber merchant, see Crowe 4c Williams 

Williams William, Anchor inn, 77 k 79 Cathcart street 

Williams Wm. cart owner, 3 Parkfield view, Hemingford st 

Williams William, shipsmith. Corporation road 

Williams William Altree, plumber, 32 Claughton road 4c 67 

Conway street 

Williams William Robt. master mariner, 9 Parkfield avenue 

Williams William Travis, ship smith, 38 Neptune street 

Will mers Charles 4c Son, printers, 64 4c 66 Chester street 

Willoughby Charlotte (Mrs.),greengrocer, Stall,Marketlio 

Wills Jeremiah, lodging house, 50 Dacre street 

Wilson k Jones, printers, 1 Hamilton square 

Wilson Gibson, boot maker, 242 Grange lane 

Wilson James, beer retailer, 87 Jackson street. Grange la 

Wilson Jolin, smallware dealer, 40 St. Anne street 

Wilson Joseph, tripe dresser, Stall, Market house 

Wilson Septimus, butcher, 378 Price street 

Wilson Williain, dock master, 143 Bridge street 

Windle Charles, shopkeeper, 55 Wêstbourne road 

Windsor George, greengrocer, 21 Grange rd. Charing cross 

Winn Ann (Mrs.), lodging house, 13 Bridge street 

Winstanley Richard, shopkeeper, 41 Egerton street 

Winstanley Williain, confectioner, 190 Conway street 

Winward Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 7 Crown street 

Wirrall Agricultural Society (Alexander Fraser Gardiner, 

sec), 28 Hamilton street 

Wirral Children's Hospital (Miss Brown, matron), Oxton 

road 

Wirral (The) Water Co. (Geo. :Miller, sec),08 Chester st 

Wood George, shopkeeper, 9 Whetstone lane 

Wood John, boiler maker, 22 Ne|itune street 

Woodcock James, chemist, 128 Griinge lane 

Woods William, tea merchant, 1 Parkfield avenue 

Woodside Ferry Offices (Capt.Rt.E. E.Pinhey),Chester st 

Woodward 4c Cave, family tea dealers,^ grocers, k Italian 

warehousemen, k british wines, 248 Grange lane 

Woodward James, fruiterer, 97 Hamilton street 

BLACON-cum-CRABWALIi is a township in the 

parish of Holy Trinity, Chester city, in the Western division 

of the county, higher division ot the hundred of 

Wirral, union and county court district of Chester. The 

Eliesmere Canal passes through the township. Blacon 

is a mile and a quarter west from Chester on the Flintshire 

border and Crabwall, two miles north-west 

Smyth Hugh Lyle, Crabwall hall 

Charmley Richd. farmer, Blacon hall 

BOLLINGTON, near Prestbury, is a township and 

ecclesiastical parish formed in 1842 out of the parish 

of Prestbury, 3^ miles north-east from Macclesfield, 

169 from London, 26 from Crewe, 13 south from Stockport, 

17^ from Leek, 69^ from Birmingham, 18 from 

Manchester, in the Eastern division of the county, 

hundred, union, county court district, and rural deanery 

of Macclesfield, Chester archdeaconry and diocese. 

A Local Board of Health was formed here in 1862. Here 

is a station on the Macclesfield Lines' Committee Railway, 

which crosses tho river Bollin and the main road 

to Macclesfield by a viaduct of twenty-two arches ; the 

Manchester. Sheffield and Lincolnshire canal passes 

through. The church of St. John the Baptist is a stone 

building in tbe Eariy English style ; it was erected 

in 1834 by the Church Commissioners, and cost £4,000 ; 

it consists cf chancel, chancel aisles, nave, transept 

and aisles, and there is a handsome tower containing 

1 bell. Tbe living is aperpetual curacy, yearly 

value £300, in the gift ot the vicar of Prestbury ; the 

Rev. Frederick Richardson, M.A. of Magdalene College, 

Cambridge, is the incumbent. The Parsonage 

House is a handsome building of stone, and adjoins the 

church. There are chapels for Wesleyans, Baptists, 

Primitive Methodists, and Roman Catholics. The 

Congregational chapel, situated in Palmerston street, 

is a handsome stone edifice in the Early Decorated 

style and has sittings for 460 persons ; it haa a spire 

90 feet high. There is a National school for boys and 

girls in the town ; a school at Bollington Cross, which 

bas been licensed for divine service, and Sunday schools 

are held here. A very large and handsome Sunday 

school has been built at the cost of £2,000, which is 

also used for divine service, and it was used during the 

cotton famine for a sewing school for females out of 

work. In and adjoining the township are several large 

Woolrich 4c Walker, tailors, 24 Conway street. See advert 

Woore Joe, engineer, 174 Cleveland street 

Worrall William 4c Sons, drapers, 145,147 k 149 Chester st 

Worrall James, ferryman, 7 Chapel street 

Worrall Walter, shopkeeper, 264 Conway street 

Worsley Samuel, M.R.C.V.S. veterinary surgeon, 15 Lower 

Ivy street k 12 Grange Jane. See advertisement 

Wren Augustus Burney, M.R.C.V.S. veterinary surgeon, 67 

Grange lane. See advertisement 

Wright James 4c Thoraas, corn merchants, 99 Cleveland st 

Wright Jane (Miss), shopkeeper, 123 Price street 

Wright John, boiler maker, 18 Rose street 

Wright John, raason, builder 4c contractor, Atherton street 

Wright John, monumental mason,1 Mornington st.Oxton rd 

Wright Joseph, grocer 4c tea dealer, 15 Cross street 

Wright Joseph, Royal hotel, 6 Woodchurch road 

Wright Thomas, joiner, 14 Abbey street 

Wyer David, lodging house, 2-59 Brook street 

Wyllie James, shopkeeper k smitli, 35 Brook place 

Wynn Ebenezer, Market inn, 26 Market street 

Wynn Margaret .4nn (Mrs.), Hamlet inn, 20 Chester st 

Wynn Thomas, Stork hotel, 41 4c 43 Price street 

Yarker Thoinas, joiner, 11 Gladstone street 

Yates James, joiner, 83 Westboume road 

Yates James Ambrose, joiner, 27 George street 

Yates William Clark, brewer, see Gatehouse 4c Yates 

Yeo Edward, provision dealer, 75 Claughton road 

Yeo Martha (Mrs.), provision dealer, 32 Market house 

Youds Thoraas, baker, 15 Ivy street k 31 St. Mary's gate 

Young Thomas 4c George, bakers, 151 Conway street 

Young Abraham, shopkeeper, 38 Pool street 

Young Elizabeth (Mrs.), photographic artist, 0 Price street 

Young George, engineer, 29 Camden street 

Young John, boiler maker, 22 Lord street 

Young Williain, baker, 208 Conway street 

Younger James, joiner, 35 Elgin street 

Vule John, joiner, 178 Claughton road 

from Chester. Lord Crewe is lord of the manor, P. S. 

Humberstone, esq. J.P. is chief landowner. The soil 

is clay ; subsoil clay. The chief crops

78 BOLLINGTON. 

Allen James, Palmerston street 

Bates John Allan, The RooKery 

Bowers Mrs.Park house, Ingersley road 

Brier John, Oak hank 

Brooke Joseph, New Hollinhali 

Chadwick William, Ingersley road 

Cope James, Wellington road 

Donovan Rev. Thos. [Roman Catholic] 

Gatley Francis, Kerridge 

Greg Francis, Turner heath 

Greg Miss, Barley grnge.Bollington crs 

Greg Mrs. The Mount 

Hall Rev. A— R—,B.A. [curate] 

Higgins Alfred, Limefield house 

Holdern George H. Shrigley road 

Kewley William, Bollington cro.ss 

Kidd William, Bollin bank 

Ledley John Bradley, Ledley street 

Lush Rev. Richard [Primitive Methodist 

|, High street 

Middleton Rev.Wm. Wellington row 

Oliver Thomas, Water house 

Oliver William, Wellington road 

Orme James, Palmerston street 

Richards Mrs. High street 

Richardson Rev. Frederick-, M.A. [incumbent]. 

Church street 

Slater Henry, Lower mill 

Waide Rev. John Sunderson,[Independent], 

Bnliington cross 

Wilkinson Frederick, Rock bank 

Williamson John, Old Hollinhali 

Wood Mrs. Bollington cross 

Wyldes Misses, Willow bank, Kerridge 

COMMERCIAL. 

Allen George, shopkeeper. Kerridge hi 

Allen James, surgeon, Palmerston st 

Allmnn Ann (Mrs.), farmer. Chancery 

lane, Kerridge 

AUiuau William, grocer, High street 

Allman William, stone merchant k \ 

builder. Church street 

AllmanWilliam, jun.greengrer.High st 

Ankers George, ironmonger 4c tin plate 

worker. Water street 

Armfield John, farmer. Stock End farm 

Armitt Wm.4c Co.grcrs.Bollington cross 

Armitt Japh. tailor 4cdrpr.Palmerston st 

Bagnall Thomas, boot raaker. High st 

Bainbridge Tbos. joiner, Shrigley road 

BannisterEnochjhairdrsr.Palmerstonst 

Bates 4c King, bleachers 4c finishers,- 

Ingersley works 

Beard George 4c John, joiners, builders 

4c saw mills, Aqueduct wharf 

Beard John, provision dlr. Ingersley rd 

Beard William, Holly Bush inti, Palmerston 

street 

Beardsley James, shopkeeper, Queen st 

Beeley J ohn, butcher, Palmerston st 

Biddulph William,shopkeeper & draper, 

Palmerston street 

Billinge Mary (Mrs.), grocer k provision 

dealer, Palmerston street 

Billinge Michael, grocer, Palmerston st 

Bollington Gas Works (Samuel 

Knight, sec). Princess street 

Booth Charles, provision dlr. Water st 

Borrands Samuel, dogger 4c boot k 

shoe m.aker, Palmerston street 

Bracegirdle Joseph, general smith, 

Shrigley road 

Bradbury Joseph, grocer. High street 

Bradbury Peter, beer retailr. Church st 

Braddocic Charles, tailor. Church st 

Bramwell Thomas, grocer. Stake House 

end, Kerridge 

Brier John (trustees of), calico manufacturers 

4c printers, Oak Bank mill 

Brockiehurst Hy .butchr. Palmerston st 

Brooke, Swindells 4c Co. Limited 

(Joseph Brooke, managing director), 

cotton spinners k manufacturers, 

Clarence mills 

Brooke George, grocer, High street 

Brooke Wm. Edwd. grocer. Princess st 

Brookes John,grocer 4c provision dealer, 


Brooks Benjamin, farmer, Maud farm 

Brooks Jacob, shopkpr.Turner heath 

CHESHIRE. 

Brooks Jas. W. pork butcher, High st 

Brown Eli, Spinners' Arms, Palmerston 

street 

Brown Henry, fishmonger 4c fruiterer, 


Brewn Jas. boot 4c shoe ma. Church st 

Brown Joseph, shopkpr. Church st 

Buckley Benj. beer retailer. Princess st 

Challiner Thomas, smith, wheelwright 

4c cab proprietor, Palmerston street 

Clayton Misses, dressmakers, Water st 

Cook Alfred, farmer. Long lane 

Cook Richard, farmer,OvenHouse farm 

Cooke John, stationer k earthenware 

dealer, Palraerston street 

Cooke Thoinas, stone merchant, Kerridge 

; 4c at Greenshaw Lane wharf 

Cooper Joseph, farmer, Ledley street 

Cooper Thoinas, shopkeeper. Lord st 

Craven Abraham, boot k shoe maker, 

Bollington cross 

DansonSarahAnn (Mrs.), T'heMeridian 

inn, Palraer.stou street 

Danson Thoraas, coffin maker k undertaker, 


Davies Thomas, shopkeeper, Lower ho 

Dawson Joseph, grocer. High street 

Dawson Robert, Royal Oak hotel, 

Princess street 

Drabble William, boot 4c slioe maker, 

Ingersley road 

Edwards WilHam, baker, Wellington rd 

Ford John, coal dlr. & carrier, Silver st 

Frith Lucey(Mrs.),fi8hnionger, Water st 

FiirnessHannah(Mrs.),butclier,Highst 

Furness Thoraas, butclier,Palmerston st 

Gardiner Charles, farmer. Lower house 

Gardiner Williara,coal mer. Shrigley rd 

Gaskell John, furniture remover k 

carrier, Palmerston street 

Gee Thomas, draper. Princess street 

Getton k Bennett,bras3 4c iron founders, 

Water street 

Gibbons James, grocer k provision 

dealer, Water street 

Cleaves John, grocer. High street 

Gosling George, draper. Water street 

Greg Samuel k Co. Limited, cotton 

manufacturers. Lower house 

GreggSally (M iss), frmr. Barley Mo w frm 

Haigh Thomas, Queen'sArms,\l\^h st 

Hallowell Jhn.rope4ctwinema. Queen st 

Hallowell Robert, cotton band manufacturer, 


Hallowell Wm.plumbr.4cpaintr.Highst 

Hamson Alfred, plumber 4c painter, 

Shrigley road 

Handford Samuel, joiner k builder, 

Wellington road 

Henshall John, farmer, Turner heath 

Hockenhull Philip Hall, chemist, 

druggist k photographic artist, Palmerston 

street 

HcldenGeo.H.cotton spnnr.Rainow mill 

Holland Catherine (Mrs.),greengrocer. 

Water street 

Horsfield James, ironmonger. High st 

Howe Isaac,crpntr.4c joiner,Shrigley rd 

Ingham John, draper 4c hosier, Palmerston 

street 

Jackson Elias, grcr.4cdraper. Church st 

Jackson Jas. grocr 4c dra|ier,Shrigleyrd 

JacksonMry.( Mrs. ),pork btchr. H igli st 

Jackson Tliomas, clog 4c patten maker, 

Palraerston street 

Jackson Thomas, grocer, Palmerston st 

Jackson William,butcher,Palmerstonst 

Jackson Wra. grcr. 4c draper. Water st 

KenyonRt.blacksmith, Bollington crods 

Kirkham John, farmr. Shrigley Rd.frm 

Knight Samuel, registrar of births k 

deaths, for Bollington, Pott Shrigley, 

Lyme Handley, Tytheringtou 4c 

Hurdsfield districts, High street 

Leigh Abraham, greengrocer, Water st 

Liverpool Sf Manchester District 

Banking Co, {Limited) (Branch 

Offices), (Mr. Harold C. Dixon, 

manager), (open every Wednesday 4c 

I Friday), Palmerston street 

[POST OFFICE 

Loioer HouseLibrary(Wi\\iam Cooke, 

secretary), Lower house 

McGarr William, tailor, Water street 

Martlew Edward, bookseller, stationer 

k printer, Palmerston street 

Mason Joel, grocer, Church street 

Mayers Thos. shopkeepr. Palmerston st 

Moore Richard, tailor, High street 

Mottershead Samuel, farmer 

Needham Ralph, shopkpr.StakeHo.end 

Neild Thoraas, farmer, 'The Nabbs farm 

Newcombe George,farmer, Mount farm 

NewsRoomlf Library (James Kenyon, 

secretary), Palmerston street 

Oliver Thomas k Sons, cotton manufacturers, 

Waterhouse mills 

Orme James, stone merchant, Palmerston 

street 4c Kerridge 

Parrott k Horsfield, licensed brewers, 

Bollington brewery 

Pearson Elizabeth (Mrs.), milliner4c 

dressmaker. High street 

Pearson Mark, farmer, Bollington hall 

Perry John, butcher, Wellington road 

Pimlott k Co. soda water manufacturers, 

Bollington soda water works 

Pimlott Saranel, bobbin manufacturer, 

Defiance street 

Pool John T. grocer 4c general corn 

fctr.High st; 4c at Grovest.Wilraslow 

Robinson Chas. CocA inn,BoUngtn.cros 

Robinson Jsph. beer retailer. Church st 

Shelden George, farraer, Hollinhali 

Sheldon Mary Ann (Mrs.), beerretlr. 

Water street 

Shrowder Samuel, linen drpr. High st 

Siralock Juhn, china dealer. High st 

Slack Moses,boot 4cshoe nia.Palmstn. st 

Slater Henry 4c Leigh, paper staineri>. 

The Lower mill 

Snape Jsph. Turners' Arms, Church st 

Stringer Jamea, smith 4c wheelwright, 

Turner heath 

Stubbs Joseph, beer retailer. Lord st 

Sutton J ames, drpr. 4c grcr. Shrigleyra 

Sutton John W. DogSf Partridge inn, 


Swindells George 4c Son, cotton manufacturers, 

Adelphi mill 

Swindells Martha (Mrs.), grocer, 


SwindellsWm.beerrtlr.Bollington cross 

Thompson Simeon, carter,Turner heath 

Trueman James S. farmer, Hatchard 

Barn farm 

Turner Martha (Mrs.),draper 4c grocer 

Henshall rd. 4c fnur.Glue Shades farm 

Turner Richard, farmer, Kerridge 

Turner Thos. auctioneer, accountant k 

estate agent, Ingersley road 

Unwin James, Red Lion, Kerridge hill 

Unwin Samuel, bootmaker, Wellington 

road 

Unwin Saml. grcr. k tea dlr.Chancery la 

Unwin Saml. tailor 4c draper. Water st 

Unwin Stephen, bootmaker, High street 

Vere John, coal merchant, Shrigley rd 

Wainwright John, dogger. Water st 

Walley James, chemist, High street 

Warburton Thomas 4c Son,clock4cwatch 

makers, Palmerston street 

Warburton Joseph, jun. clock 4c watch 

maker, High street 

Watson John, draper, Greenshaw lane 

Watson Joseph, provision dealr. High st 

Watson Thomas, rope 4c twine maker, 

Palraerston street 

West John, ooal 4c provision dealer 4c 

beer retailer, Henshall road 

Wetton Joseph,stone sawmills, Greenshaw 

lane 4c Kerridge 

WhimstoneJohn W. Waggon ^Horses, 


Whiston Jas. beer retailer, Ingersley rd 

Whittaker Henry,shopkpr.Lower house 

Williamson Abraham, stone merchant, 

Styperston quarries 

Williamson Jhn. Crown inn, Chorch st 

William^>on JOIKL, stone merchant, Old 

Hdlinhall

DIlTf 

Workir 

Worm' 

road 

Worth . 

Palme 

ORY.J 

- ft'a Cfufr, Higfc street 

-w, beerretailer.Cngersley 

Ellen (Mrs.), 

street 

batcher. 

CHESHIRE. 

Wrighley Elizabeth(Miss), shopkeeper, 

Bollington cross 

Wright Alfred, irrocer. Lower house 

Wright Ellen (Mrs.), grocer 4c draper, 

Shrigley road 

BOSLEY. 79 

Wright Newton, boot k shoe maker. 

Church street 

Wright Samuel, grocer, Shrigley road 

Young Alice (Mrs.), draper, Water 

street 

BOLLINGTONCnearAltrincham) is a small township, 

village and ecclesiastical parish, comprising the townships 

of Bollington, Agden and Millington, in Altrincham 

union wid county court district. Bollington 

township ia situate on the river Bollin and near the 

Bridgwater canal, and ia ij miles south from Dunham 

Maweey station and .3 south-west from Altrincham. In 

1869 the ecclesiastical parish of Holy Trinity was 

formed. The church of the Holy Trinity, a stone 

building in the Early English style, was consecrated ©n 

the 10th November, 1854 ; it consists of chancel and 

nave with a turret and 1 bell, it is fitted up with open 

benches and vdll seat 260 people ; two-thirds of the 

seats are free ; the roof is open framed ; the pulpit 

and font are of stone. The register dates from the year 

1870. The living is a vicarage, yearly value £97, in 

the gift of tbe vicar of Rostherne, and held by the 

Rev. Edward Daking Garven, M.A. of Brasenose 

80 BOSLEY. CHESHIRE. fpOST OFFICE 

Bowyer Thomas, Youngs Folly farm 

Brindley Robert, Mortimer house 

Cheetham Mrs 

Fraser Rev. Alex. C. B.A. Vicarage 

COMMERCIAL. 

Arnold Peter, farmer. Lower house 

Broster Hannah (Miss), farmer 

Bullock Abraham, farmer. Sour butts 

Burgess Ann (Mrs.) (exors.of), farmers, 

Church farm 

Casey Samuel, farmer, Pye ash 

Cheetham Joseph, farraer. Stony fold 

Clayton Enoch, farraer. Bull gate 

Clayton Peter, fanner, Dawson's farm 

Earlam Samuel, blacksmith 

Girdle Richard B. farmer 

Goodfellow James, farmer, Hugh bridge 

Goodwin Thomas, farmer, Morris green 

Hammond Joseph, farmer,Swallow dale 

Hammond Thomas, farmer 

Heapy Ann (Mrs.), farraer. Great oak 

Heapy Sarah Ann (Mrs.), miller 4c bakr 

Hibbert John, farmer. Turn hurst 

Lawton Thomas, Queen's Arms 

Lowndes Francis, farmer. Key green 

Lowndes Geo. farmer, Highfield house 

Malkin Thomas, farmer, Hollin's farm 

Mason James, farmer, Minn end 

Mason John, farmer, Minn end 

Mould William, Harrington Arms 

Nadin Abraham, farmer 

Percival Thoraas, farraer. Kill Hill farm 

Rigby Joseph, farraer, Broad oak 

Riley Isaac, wheelwright 

Shaw Isaac, farmer. Primrose bank 

Skeen William, shopkeeper 

Skellern John, farmer. Stye farm 

Slack Keziah (Mrs.), farmer, Mill ho 

Stubbs Joseph, postmaster 4c shopkeepr 

Stubbs Thoinas, butcher 

Sween Peter, farmer 

Tatton Williara, farraer. Styles meadow 

Thompson Fras. R. 4cCo. millers, Dane 

mill 

Trueman John, farmer 

Trueman Thoraas, farmer 

Trueman William (exors. of), farmer, 

Bosley brooks 

Warrington Maria (Miss) '(exors. of), 

farmers, Smithy green 

Williams Robert, farmer 

GREAT BOTTGHTON is a village and township in 

the parish of St. Oswald, Chester, forming a suburb of 

Chester, partly within tbe limits of the municipal and 

parliamentary borough of Chester, in the Western division 

of the county ; it is bounded on the north by the 

river Dee, 1^ miles south-east from the Cross, lower division 

of the hundred of Broxton, union and county court 

district of Chester. Tarvin Union Workhouse, situated 

at Boughton heath, is a brick building, erected in 1857, 

capable of holding 147 inmates. Tbis village has 

been the scene of several battles : in the year 1644 a 

detachment of the garrison of Chester sallied forth to 

attack a party of the Parliamentary forces who had 

made lodgment in tbe adjoining village of Christleton ; 

the skirmish began at Great Boughton, and after a severe 

struggle the Parliamentarians retired : about 140 of the 

king's party were slain, most of them citizens of Chester. 

It was at this time that the whole of Great Boughton, 

including the hall, was burned down by the garrison of 

Chester to prevent the Parliamentarians harbouring 

there. Boughton Hall, the residence of John Thompson, 

esq. J.P. is an old building with an ancient porch 

entrance : it has a beautiful polished oak floor in the 


Acton Williara 

Andrews Mrs. Tarvin road 

Beck John, Myrtle cottage,Tarvin road 

Briscoe Edward, Rose cot. Tarvin road 

Burton James, Tarvin road 

Campbell Rev. Edward Augustus Pitcairn, 

Vicar's cross 

Cheers Thomas, Heath villa 

Currie Miss, Woodbank 

Darling Miss, Tarvin road 

Davis Timothy, Tarvin road 

Evans Arthur, Moreton ho. Tarvin rd 

Evans Miss, Boughton house 

Ferrier Mrs. Manor house 

Francis George 

Gandy Mrs. Boughton honse 

Gatley Mrs. Tarvin road 

Hodge John Rapsey, Tarvin road 

Jones Robert, Tarvin road 

Jupp William, Woodbank 

Lowe Mrs. 17 Athol terrace, Tarvin rd 

Morgan John, Spring cot. Tarvin road 

Musgrave George, May cottage 

Parker William, Tarvin road 

Roberts Lewis, Churton villa, Tarvin rd 

Roberts Thomas, Vine house 

Robinson Mrs. Vicar's cross 

Royle John, Grange villa, Tarvin road 

Simpson Geo. John Robert, Tarvin road 

Thomason Samuel, Heath cottage 

Thompson John, j.p. Boughton ball 

Tomkinson Henry Richard, 13 Athol 

terrace, Tarvin road 

Vaughan Miss 

Vaughan Mrs 

Vernon John, Tarvin road 

Weaver James, Lilv cottage 

Williams Edward, Tarvin road 

Williams Miss, Tarvin road 

hall and also a very old fireplace surrounded by dutch 

tiles, and bears the date 1655 ; it has been in the 

possession of the family of the present owner (Richard 

Henry Williams Currie, esq. J.P.) since the time of Henry 

VII. There is a Female Penitentiary, also a Female 

House of Refuge. The Congregationalists have a chapel 

here. There is a British school for boys and girls. 

There are several market gardens, which give abundant 

supply to the Chester market; and several handsome 

villas on the banks of the Dee. Richard Henry 

Williams Cume, esq. J.P. is lord of the manor. The 

principal landowners are the Minor Canons of Chester 

Cathedral aud trustees of Dr. Oldfield's Charity. The 

soil is loam, subsoil clay. The chief crops are vegetables. 

The area is 760 acres ; rateable value £7,590 ; 

the population in 1871 was 1,733. 

Letters received from Chester. The nearest money order 

office is at Boughton-in-the-City 

British School, James Brown, master 

Tarvin Union House, Rev. G. H. Hobson, chaplain ; W. 

C. Watson, medical officer; Richard Harnott, master; 

Mrs. Harnott, matron; J. Maddock, relieving office 

Miss Marian Walsh, schoolmistress 

COMMERCIAL. 

Allenby Amy (Mrs.), ladies'school, The 

Grange, Chapel lane 

Allenby Waldegrave, commercial traveller. 

The Grange, Chapel lane 

Bewley Joseph, Cherry Orchard inn. 

Chapel lane 

Burrows Thos. mkt. gardener,Tarvin rd 

Butler David, shopkeeper 4c cowkeeper 

Chesworth Ellen (Mrs.), Gardeners' 

Arms 

Chesworth Thos. sen. market gardener 

Chesworth Thomas, market gardener 

Clarke William, shopkeeper 

Culm Eliza (Mrs.), market gardener, 

Tarvin road 

Ellinson WJaiuii, shopkeeper 

Evans JoLa, \^

DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. BOWDON. 81 

BOWDON. 

BOWDON is an extensive parish, comprising the following 

townships :—Agden, Altrincham, Ashley, Baguley, gates. W. H. Brakspear, esq. of Manchester, was the 

wall and light iron railings, and provided with entrance 

Bollington, Bowdon, Carrington, Dunham Massey, architect. The entire cost of the building was 

Hale, Pjirtington, and Timperley, in the Mid division £12,371 16s. 7d. It contains 1,164 sittings, in addition 

of the county, hundred of Buckley, Altrincham union to the accommodation for the Earl of Stamford and 

and county court district, East Frodsham rural deanery, Warrington. There are handsome marble monuments 

Chester archdeaconry and diocese. The village of and tablets, principally to the Breretons, Asshetons, 

sBowdon and church are situated on a commanding Booths and Langhams, members of the Stamford and 

eminence, affording fine views of the vale of Bollin Warrington family, also one erected by the inhabitants 

and the surrounding country for many miles; its of this neighbourhood to the memory of E. Jeremiah 

delightful and healthy situation, and the facilities presented 

by the Manchester South Junction and Altrin 

50. The register dates from the yeai-1630. The living 

Lloyd, of Oldfield Hall, who died July 3rd, 1850, aged 

cham, Cheshire Lines, and London and North Western is a vicarage, the tithes of which are commuted at 

lines of railway have been the cause of its being studded £401; there are also fees, lands, and endowments 

with handsome villas and mansions, assuming the appearance 

of a flourishing town ; the wealthy classes erected in 1864 ; it is in the presentation of the Bishop 

amounting to £900, with an excellent vicarage house, 

of Manchester are the chief residents; it is 9 miles of Chester, and held by the Rev. Arthur Gore, M.A. of 

south from Manchester, 7 from Knutsford, 12 from Trinity College, Dublin, Hon. Canon of Chester and 

Northwich, and a mile south-west from Altrincham. Chaplain to the Bishop. There are also chapels for 

The parish church of the Blessed Virgin Mary was first Wesleyans ; a new one is now (1878) being erected, 

erected during the Saxon times, and has been thrice A free grammar school was founded in the seventeenth 

restored, according to a brass inscription in the interior, century by a Mr. Edward Vawdrey, who bequeathed 

in the years 1320 and 1520, and rebuilt and enlarged £4 per annum to it; the school-house is a plain but 

in 1860, on the same site, and to some extent upon the commodious building, rebuilt at the expense of the 

old foundations ; all the architectural features of any parish in 1806. New national schools have been built. 

value have been reproduced and it is now one of the The Bowdon Skating Rink is in Hale, near Peel Causeway 

; it is an iron structure, built in 1877. The charities 

most beautiful and imposing churches in tbe county ; 

the general architectural character is between the 

are very numerous, several benefactors having left by 

Perpendicular and the Third Pointed period, with 

will bread to be given away to the poor every Sunday 

Tudor windows in the aisles ; the arcades of the nave 

for ever; clothing is also distributed occasionally, altogether 

about £100 yearly ; in addition the Earl of 

have been extended in their span, the aisles and chapels 

Warrington's charity of £168 yearly, for apprenticing, 

being of unusual width ; they are spanned by two arches, 

educating or clothing poor children, or clothing or 

Cuach opening into the transepts, of similar design to those 

other relief to aged persons. Walton's charity of £130 

of the nave ; the clerestory is of good elevation, pierced yearly for educational purposes. The Local Board for 

with three-light traceried windows over each arch, to Bowdon meet the last Monday in the month, at the 

harmonise with those of the aisles ; those over the school-room. The Earl of Stamford and Warrington 

arches of the transepts and chancel, two in each case, is lord of the manor and chief landowner. The population 

of the township in 1871 was 2,262 ; the acreage 

are of two lights only, but arched and traceried ; tbe 

west windows of the aisles, the large transept and is 1,370; rateable value £26,000. The entire parish 

chancel windows are all of five lights, the north and has 17,971 acres, with a population of 19,744. 

Bouth windows of the chapels and chancel of three Parish Clerk, Eli Morgan. 

lights ; all have Pointed arches, and filled in]with rich 

tracery : the two chapels were formerly the mortuary 

chapels of the Earls of Stamford and Warrington ; BOWDON POST k MONEY ORDER OFFICE 4C Savings 

under the south or Dunham chapel is the present family Bank, Church view.'— Miss Sarah Jackson, receiver. 

vault, containing many relics of the rich and beautiful Box cleared at 9.15 a.m. 10.15 a.m. 1.20 p.m. 4c 8 p.m. 

lead coffins of ancient days ; there are three principal 

weekdays; Sundays at 4.30 jp.m. Letters arrive from 

and two inferior entrances ; the principal one through 

Altrincham 

The BOWDON DOWNS POST 4C TELEGRAPH OFFICE is 

the tower has a deeply recessed and arched doorway; 

there is a small private entrance porch in the angle of 

in Altrincham 

iNstTRANCE AGENTS.—Royal Exchange, 74 The Downs 

the Dunham chapel: the height of the tower is 91 feet, Reliance Mutual Life, W. S. Adams, Richmond liill 

which contains a peal of 6 bells and a clock : the east Standard Life, R. Woodcroft, 1 Chapel walk. Cross st. 

window of the chancel is a rich stained window, erected Manchester 

by W. Neild, esq. in memory of his wife : the gallery Local Board of Health, meet at the National schoolroom 

every month, on the last monday, at 7 p.m.; Cun- 

or tower window is also a stained memorial window, 

erected by Mr. Clegg : the two large transept windows lifies. Brooks 4c Co. treasurers; Hugh Wm. Evason, 

are also stained, one representing the Miracles, the clerk 4c collector; James Ward, surveyor 4c inspector; 

other the Parables of our Lord, erected by Lady Murray Rawson Senior, medical officer of health 

and E. Joynson, esq.; there is also a small memorial Bowdon Institute, Priory street 

Window in the chancel, erected by D. Nicholls, esq. and PUBLIC OFFICERS:— 

others: the organ is in the north chapel, having the Collector of Poor's Rates, Queen's Taxes Sf Assistant 

vestry behind it: the font is octagonal and rich in Overseer, Thos. Henry Kirk, New street, Altrincham 

character, executed in Painswick stone ; the basin rests 

National School, Hugh William Evason, raaster; Mrs. 

on a Devonshire marble shaft; this is the gift of Miss 

Ann Evason, mistress; Miss Phoebe Lumsden, infants' 

mistress 

Joynson ; the oak lectern is the gift of Miss Pollock : Railway Station, The Downs, William Walton, station 

the lighting is effected by polished brass coronse for gas, master 

suspended from the roof. The burial ground about the CARRIER TO MANCHESTER, through Altrincham—Peter 

church has been levelled, and enclosed with a dwarf ' Shaw, daily 


Adams Henry, 3 Richmond hill 

Adams Mrs. East Downs road 

Albinson Mrs. Stamford road 

Aliott Walter, Daisy bank, Rose hill 

Ashton Abraham, Vale road 

Atherton Mrs. 6 Oak ter. Stamford rd 

Barker Mrs. Vicarage lane 

Barraclougli Samuel, Park hill,TheFlr8 

Baum France, Sunnybank, Stamford rd 

Baxter Miss, Bollingworth house 

Beard Mrs. 5 Prussia terrace 

Beautfiower Edward, 3 East Downs rd 

Bedell Rev. James [Congregational], 

Stamford road 

Behrens Louis, West hill. Green walk 

Bickham Spencer Henry, Torsefield, 

Green walk 

Binney Frederick, 1 Elcho road 

Binyon Alfred, The Springs 

Booth Arthur, East Downs road 

Hosustow Charles, Vale road 

Bowden George Henry,The Glebelands, 

Stamford road 

Bowdon Edwin, Beech mnt.Langhin.rd 

Bower Miss, Rose hill 

Boyer Edward, Enville road 

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82 BOWDON. 

Bradshaw Wm. Slade ho. Green walk 

Brewer D. T. Bowdon vale 

Brook Mrs. 1 Oak terrace, Stamford rd 

Brooke Charles John, Laurel bank 

Brown Mrs. Stamford road 

Buckley Robert, Bowden vale 

Budge Hy. F. Foxhowe, Cavendish rd 

Burgess Mrs. 4 Oak ter. Stamford rd 

Bury Miss, Sunny bank. Rose hill 

CarlisleJhn.j.p.Highlwn.Ea.Downsrd 

Cartwright Mrs. West bank. Park road 

Charlesworth Mrs. East Downs road 

Cliff Mrs. 6 East Downs road 

Collier Mrs. East Downs road 

Collins Henry John, 1 Prussia terrace 

Cooke Rev. Frederick, B.A. [curate], 

, Vicarage lane 

Cooke Benjamin, Sunny side. Rose hill 

Cooper Charles, Grange road 

Cotterill John, Langham road 

Cowan Wm. Robt. 5 East Downs road 

Crauss Mrs. Oakfields cott.Starafordrd 

Critchley Miss, Stmfrd.villas,Stmfrd.rd 

Crossley Frank, Fairlie, The Firs 

Crossley Williara, Newington, The Firs 

Crowther Miss, Albert square 

Cruttenden Miss, 4 Prussia terrace 

Darbyshire Mrs. Laurel bk.Stamford rd 

Davies Rev. Owen [Wesleyan], Stamford 

road 

Davis George, Bowdon vale 

Davis Walter, Albert square 

Dawson John Waugh, The Firs 

Deakin Mrs. 2 Richmond hill 

Dickinson Henry, Fir bank. Rose hill 

Dillaiid Miss, Vale road 

Dorrlngton Miss, Hillside, Langham rd 

Dumkerley Mrs. Stanley bk. Stmfrd. rd 

Dunkley Chas. Lawn hill, Heald road 

Dunsnuir George, Mabel villa,HeaIdrd 

Earnshaw Mrs. Laurel bank 

Edleston Mrs. The Firs 

Fairbank Rev. Robt. Wra. [curate of 

St. Margaret's Dunhara Massey], 

East Downs road 

Faulkner Samuel, Stamford road 

Ferguson Miss, Vicarage lane 

Fildes Joseph, Langham road 

Fish Fredeiick, Vicaraaelane 

Flatterley William, Enville road 

Foster Wilson, 3 Oak ter. Stamford rd 

Fryer Geo.Hy.Merle bank,Langhani rd 

Gaddum Hy. Theodore Oakley, Green 

walk 

Gallway James, Stamford lodge 

Garfitt Thoraas, 3 Prussia terrace 

Geldart Mrs. Felthorpe, The Firs 

Gibson William, Rose hill 

Gilmour Mrs. Church view 

Gore Rev. Arthur, M.A. [vicar, hon. 

canon of Chester, 4c chaplain to the 

bishop], Park road 

Garton John, Heech villas, Stamford rd 

Grafton Alfred, South bank,Greeri walk 

Graham Wm. La Plata villa. The Firs 

Greaves Miss, East Downs road 

Greg'son Miss, Rose hill 

Griffin John, Bank place, Stamford rd 

Grundy Cornelius, Laurel Bank 

(luest James, East Downs road 

Giiterbock Alfred, Langham road 

Hall Theophius D. M.A 

Hampson Robert, Enville ho.Greenwk 

Hammer Watson, The Springs 

Hathornlhwaite Rev. Ricliard,Rose hill 

Hatton Thos. Thorn cott. Stamford rd 

Haworth Abraham, Hilston house. 

Green walk 

Haworth Walter, Ecclesfield, Park rd 

Haywood Mrs. Albert square 

Heald Nicholas, Brunswick house, The 

Firs 

Helbling Charles Wm. Langham road 

Herbelet Jean Baptiste, B.A. East 

Downs road 

Heywood Abel, Summerfield, East 

Downs road 

Higgins Fredk. Holmleigh, Healil road 

Hiles Hy. Stamford villas, Stamford rd 

Hobson Thos. Lynton villa. The Firs 

Hooper Edward James, Rostherne view 

CHESHIRE. 

Howarth Jesse, Fairlea, Green walk 

Howden John, Church bank 

H ulme Edward, Vale road 

Hunt Mrs. East Downs road 

Huxley Moses, Bowdon vale 

Jackson Edward, The Springs 

Jackson Daniel Sheriff, Albert square 

Jackson Jsph. Hy.Holly bnk. Stmfrd.rd 

Jerasom Rodolph, Craigellachie, Stamford 

road 

Johnson Samuel, Laurel bank 

Johnston Miss, 4 Richmond hill 

.Johnstone Robert, The Glebelands, 

Stamford road 

Jones Thoraas, Erleslene, Green walk 

Joynson Edward, J.P. Park road 

Jojnson Richard Hampson, J.P. Richmond 

hill 

Kemp Alexander, Heald lawn, Heald rd 

Klllick Thras. East Dean, Stamford rd 

Kiricli Miss, Bank place, Stamford road 

Koenig Francis, Green walk 

Leicester Mrs. Church view 

Leigh Mrs. The Firs 

Leigh William, Ailsa lodge, Stamford rd 

Lings Christopher, Mayfield, The Firs 

Lloyd Merdock, Grange road 

Lyon Miss, Stamford road 

Lyster Thomos, Green bank. The Firs 

McCormick Thomas Hy. The Springs 

McKean James, Rose hill 

Mackenzie John Ord, Oaklands, Langham 

road 

Mackenzie Wm. The Priory, Vicarage la 

McKerrow, Rev. Williara, D.D. [Presbyterian] 

Springfield, Stamford road 

Macmillan Eagle Anderson, High bank, 

Green walk 

McOwan Miss, Bowdon vale 

Mainprice Mrs.Sandiford house, Stamford 

road 

Marshall William, The Firs 

Maw Herbert, The Oaks, Heald road 

Mayson John Schofield [j.p. for Lancashire], 

Langham road 

Mellor Edwd. Sunnybank, Stamford rd 

Miller Mrs. Oaklands, Langham road 

Miller Thomas Jebb, The Firs 

Mills Alexander, Newbie, Green walk 

Milne Williara, Albert square 

Mitchell Grierson, the Firs 

Moller Richard, Heald mount, Heald rd 

Monkraan Miss, Laurel bank, Stamford 

road 

Moore Mrs. Grange road 

Morgan Henry Charles, Dudley house. 

The Firs 

Mothersill Frederick Thomas, Woodside, 

Green walk 

Mudd James, 1 Richmond hill 

Mudd Miss, Laurel bank 

Mules Mrs. Albert square 

Murthwaite Mrs. Vicarage lane 

Nash William, Chesham place 

Neild Alfred, Dinglebank east, East 

Downs road 

Neild Frederick, Holly grange, Langham 

road 

Newhouse Richard, Vicarage lane 

Nicholson Richard, Chesham place 

Northcott John Edward, Dunley, East 

Downs road 

Oats Mrs. Vale road 

O'Hanlon William, Park road 

Oil Mis

DIRECTORY.] 

COMMERCIAL. 

Akerley Juhn, shopkpr. Vicarage lane 

BannonMary (Mr3.),firniterer 4c game 

dealer, Stamford road 

Baswick Jas. farmer. Bow Green farm 

Baum France, photogrpbr. Stamford rd 

Brook Thos. M. grocer 4c beer dealer, 

Church view 

Bradley John, painter, Vicarage lane 

Burger Frederica4cSimcoxAnn (Misses), 

dressmakers, Vicarage lane 

Cotterill John, hydropathic establishment, 

Langham road 

DorringtonMartha (Miss),ladies' boarding 

school. Hill side, Langham road 

Dutton Thos.joiner 4c huilder,Green wlk 

Evans Wm. butcher, Vicarage lane 

Evason Hugh Wm. schoolmaster at 

National schools 

Golding Barbara (Mrs), shopkeeper. 

Vicarage lane 

Goulden Ann, Emily 4c Emma (Misses), 

dressmakers, Bow Green road 

Goulden Hen.jbbg.grdur.BowGreenrd 

Grasby Jas. market grdnr. Langham rd 

Greaves Jane (Miss), ladies' boarding 

school, East Downs road 

Gregson Frances Anne (Miss), ladies' 

college, Highbury college, Rose hill 

Hall James, farmer. Vale view 

Hall Theophilus D. M.A. boys' boarding 

4c day school 

Herbelet Jean Baptiste, B.A. professor 

of languages. East Downs road 

Hiles Henry, professorof music, Stamford 

villas, Stamford road 

Howard Wm. farmer, Langham road 

CHESHIRE. 

Hunt G— E— (Mrs), day school. East 

Downs road 

Huxley Moses, grocer, Stamford road 

Jackson Sarah (Miss), grocer, 4c post 

office, Stamford road 

Johnson Mary (Miss), lodging house 

keeper, 2 Oak ter. Stamford road 

Joulden Jhn. jobbing grdnr. Vicarage la 

Morgan Eli, estate agt. Stamford cott 

Morgan Eli, haberdasher, Stamford rd 

Mottershea Frank, porter, Prussia ter 

Newall Henry k James, builders 4c 

joiners. Bow villas, Bow Green road 

Oats Elizabeth (Mrs.), girls' boarding 4c 

day school, Vale road 

Oilier Thoraas, joiner, Langham road 

Ormson Henry, joiner, builder 4c contractor, 

Stamford road; residence, 

Bow villas. Bow Green road 

Owen John, contractor, plasterer, 

plumber, painter 4c decorator, paperhanger 

k paprhngng. wareho.Park rd 

Pearce Alfred J. boaiîng 4c day school 

for boys, Rose hill 

Pennington Jonathan, builder 4c contractor, 

Stamford road 

Pickering Alfred, confectioner, Stamroad 

Pimlott Samuel, grngcr. Langham rd 

SchellingGeorge,anglo-german boarding 

4c day school for young gentlemen; 

this school obviates the necessity of 

parents sending their children abroad; 

he successfully prepares for public 

schools, Laurel bank, Stamford road 

Senior Rawson, surgeon, Beevor house, 

The Firs 

BRAMHAIJL (or BRAMALL) is a considerable township, 

in tbe Eastern division of the county, parish, union 

and county court district of Stockport, and hundred of 

Macclesfield; 2 miles south from Stockport. The Macclesfield 

branch of the London and North Western 

railway intersects the township and has a station 

here. Bramhall Hall, for many years the seat of the 

Davenport family, now belonging to the Freehold Company 

Limited, Manchester, and at present unoccupied, 

is a fine old mansion of timber and plaster, painted 

black and white, and is picturesquely situated on the 

knoll of a hill, at the foot of which runs a small rivulet. 

The principal landowners are the Freeholders' Company 

Limited, Manchester; 'Thomas Brockiehurst, esq ; 

Bamford Hesketh, esq. and William Bromley Davenport, 

esq., M.p. The soil is mostly stiff clay, with about onethird 

arable ; subsoil clay. The chief crops are wheat, 

oats and potatoes. Tbe area is 3,250 acres; rateable 

value, £10,018 ; the population in 1871 was 1,960. 

Bramhall. 


Bibby Mrs. Mile end 

Burton Joseph, Lyme view 

Carr John, esq. High bank 

Clark Henry 

Clayton Thomas C. Lyme view 

Cooper Mrs. Ann, Mile end 

Diggles Alfred S. Fair grove 

Findlow Samuel, Oak bank 

Hall John, esq. Bramhall lodge 

Howard Jesse, Stockport moor 

Ldgh Mary Ann (Mrs.) The Villas 

Pearson Benjamin, Oak cottage 

Read John, esq. Southwood cottage, 

Stockport raoor 

Ream Wifiiam H. The Villas 

Scott Mr. Jobn, Mile end 

.îms Samuel 

Slater Cyres 

Stockton Edwin C. Oak bank 

Turner George, Mile end 

Winder John E. The Villas 

Wood William, Wood villa 

COMMERCIAL. 

Barlow Henry, farraer 

Barlow John," farmer 

Bennett John, farmer 

HoulderstoneHcn.grocer 4c prvsn. dealer 

Bruckshaw Hy. shopkpr. Stockport mr 

Carrington Hen. nurseryman. Mile end 

Cash James, farmer 

Cash Thomas, blacksmith 

Charlesworth Ann (Mrs.), Victoriainn 

Cheetham James, farraer 

Clark Henry, fanner 

Clayton John, farmer 

Coupe Henry, farmer 

Downing George, farraer 

Garner Elizabeth, fanner 

Garner John, fanner 

Garner Owen, farmer, Damary farm 

Garner Thomas, farmer 

Gaskill Wm. shopkpr. Stockport moor 

Glover Henry, wlieelwright 

Goodwin John, Crown inn 

Lamb Samuel, farmer 

Lomas Eli, farmer 

MinshuU Mark, beer retailer 4c farmer 

Moss William, gamekeeper 

Neild Williara, farmer 

Owen Thoraas, farmer 

Priestnall Mary (.Mrs.), wheelwright 

Read John, farmer 

Scott John, waste dealer 

Simpson John, beer retailer 

Sims Samuel, fanner 

Taylor Jo8iah,shopkpr. Stockport moor 

Taylor Robert, Dog Sf 

Stockport moor 

Partridge, 

BRAMHALL. 83 

Sharp Mary (Mrs.), ladies' boarding 

school, Albert square 

SidleyThos. surgn.Buck vil.Stamford rd 

Sraallwood Alice (Miss), lodging house 

keeper, Rostherne view 

Sraith Alice (Miss), sbpkpr. Vicarage la 

Sraith Benj. whlwright.South Downs rd 

Smith Hannah (Mrs.), shopkpr. Park rd 

Smith Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper 4c 

beer retailer, Vicarage lane 

Smith Jhn.Grantban,beer rtlr. Vicarag.la 

Starkey k Neild, furniture repository 

Starkey James (Mrs.) shopkeeper 4c 

laundress. Vicarage lane 

Stevens Hen. prof, of music. The Firs 

Sturmer S. boys' day school. Grange rd 

Surridge Rev. Henry Arthur Dillon, 

M.A.preparatory school for boys under 

15, Bellfield house, Rose hill 

Swan George, bricklayer. Priory street 

Townson Timothy Welch, chemist, 

Bowdon k 17 The Downs 

Walker Wm. D. farmer. Moss farm 

Warburton J as. grocer 4cc. Vicarage la 

Warburton Jas. market gardener. Vale 

road 

Warburton Mrs. tarraer, Vale view 

Ward Jhn. inspector of nuisances, Priory 

street 

Watherston Rev. Alexander Law, M.A. 

preparatory school for boys under 15, 

Bellfield house 

Watson Morrison, professor of anatomy, 

Linda villa, Heald road 

Wilkinson Richd. draper. Vicarage la 

Winkley Stephen, bootmkr. Vicarage la 

Yarnall Frederick, draper. Vicarage la 

Hazel Grave, formerly called BULLOCK SMITHY, 

is a populous hamlet of Bramhall, 2 miles south from 

Stockport, in the several townships of Bramhall, Norbury, 

Bosden and Torkington ; it is nearly a mile in 

length, and is principally situated in Bramhall and 

Bosden : it has a station on the Stockport and Buxton 

branch of the London and North Western raihvay. 

The Wesleyans and Independents have chapels here. 

Here is a cotton factory, and a mill for silk throwsting. 

POST, MONEY ORDER 4C TELEGRAPH OFFICE 4C Savings 

Bank.—Wm. Adshead, postmaster. Letters arrive 

from Stockport at 7 a.m. k 4.25 p.ra.; dispatched at 11.24 

a.ra. 4c 7.47. p.m ; Sundays dispatched at S.p.ra 

INSURANCE AGEUT—ImperialFire,S. B. Smith 

Police Station, John Lawton, superintendent 

St. Thomas' 5cAoo{,Charles Jackson, master; Mrs. Sarah 

£. Jackson, mistress 

RAILWAY STATIONS :— 

Bramhall, John Findlow, statiou master 

Hazel Grove, William Sutherland, station master 

Taylor Samuel, farraer. Mile end 

Turner Thomas, farmer 

Williamson Robert, beer retailer 

Wood Jaraes, farmer 

Wood John, farmer 

Woodall Alice (Mrs.), farmer, Linney's 

tenement 

Hazel Grove. 

Ardern Lawrence 

Higginbottom Isaac, Bosden 

Hodgkinson Henry, Brook house, Bosdcii 

Lawton James Kinder, Vine cottage 

Mason Mark 

M iller Robert, Poise house 

Moore Thomas, esq 

Smith William Nixon 

Swindells William L. Stonehouse 

COMMERCIAL. 

Adkinson Samuel, Rope Sc Anchor inn 

Adshead Thomas, provision dealer 

Adshead William, grocer 

Ardern Lawrence, sewing k crochet 

cotton manufctr. Hazel Grove mill 

Axon,Grundey4cRnwbotham,liat manufacturers. 

Commercial roud 

Bardsley, Taylor 4c Co. hat manufctrs 

Barlow John, linen draper 

Bennett Isaac, draper 

Bennett Richard, confectioner 

6*

84 BREDBURY. 

Bennett Samuel, butcher 

Blore Samuel, confectioner 

Bowden Isaac, farmer, Bosden 

Bradbury Samuel, boot maker 

Bradley John, hat block manufacturer 

Burns Joseph, provision dealer 

Chatterton Joseph, tailor 

Clayton Edward, grocer 4c draper 

Cooke William, butcher 

Co-operative 5ôre,Wm. Jackson, man 

Daniels David, butcher 

Daniels Edwin, butcher 

Daniels John, newsagent 

Dicken Thomas, painter 4c glazier 

Dowans Mary (Mrs.), confctnr.4c baker 

Dranfield Wm. George Sf Dragon inn 

Fidler John, provision dealer 

Fidler Samuel, draper 

Ford Joseph, farraer 

Goddard Thomas, dogger 

Gosling George, farmer, Bosden 

Gosling Henry, provision dealer 

Gosling Jaraes, Royal Oak 

Gosling Josiah, tailor 4c provision dealer 

Goulden James Henry Oswald, surgeon 

Goulden Thomas, veterinary surgeon 

Goulden William Thomas Oswald, 

druggist 4c provision dealer 

Hadfield Jno.White, provsn.dlr.Bosden 

Hadfield Thomas, boot 4c shoe raaker 

Hall George, saddler 

Hallworth David, beer retailer 

CHESHIRE. 

Hallworth Hannah (Mrs.), beer retaUer 

Hallworth Jas. 4c Wm. wheelwrights 

Hallworth John, glass 4c china dealer 

Hallworth Samuel, hair dresser 

HollinsMillCo. cotton spinrs. 4c raanut 

Holt James, iron 4c tin plate worker 

Holt Thomas, butcher .,_.,, 

Howard Sam. 4c Co. joiners 4c builders 

Jackson Mary (Mrs.), draper 

Jackson Robert, provision dealer 

Jepson James, provision dealer 

Johnson Israd, dogger 

Johnson James, provision dealer 

Johnson James 4c Williara, wood turners 

Johnson Thomas, wood turner. Oak st 

Latham Richard, provision dlr. Bosden 

Lowe John, clock 4c watch cleaiier 

Lowe Samuel Higginson, Cock inn 

Marshall George, wheelwright 

Marsland Joseph,silk weavr.Spring gdns 

Mason Mark,registrar of births 4c deaths 

for the Hazel Grove district 

Mason Oswald, boot k shoe maker 

Moore Thomas, surgeon 

Mottershead Daniel, provision dealer 

Moult William, draper 

Oakes Nathan, blacksmith 

Oldham Betty (Mrs.), blacksmith 

Oldham James, ironmonger 

Penney Samuel, boot maker 

Perry Cornelius, boot k shoe maker 

Perry Joseph, silk weaver 

BREDBURY is a township and ecclesiastical parish 

formed in 1846 from the mother parish of Stockport, 

2i miles north-east-by-north from Stockport, and IJ 

miles south-west from Romiley railway station, in the 

Eastern division of the county, hundred of Macclesfield, 

Stockport union and county court district, rural 

deanery of Macclesfield, archdeaconry and diocese of 

Chester. The church of St. Mark is a handsome 

building in the Early English style, and consists of 

chancel, nave, and aisles, with tower surmounted by 

pinnacles. The register dates from the year 1846. 

The living is a vicarage, yearly value £260, in the 

gift of the Crown and Bishop of Chester alternately, 

and held by the Rev. James Whittaker, B.A. of Trinity 

College, Dublin. There is a day and Sunday school 

attached to the church. The Independents have a 

chapel here. Harrytown Hall is the seat of William 

Walton, esq.; Highfield House of John Aleock, esq. ; 


Aleock John, esq. Highfield house 

Anderton Mrs. Hatherlow 

Dale Thoraas, J.P. Bank house 

Hardy Miss 

Ingham John, Bredbury house 

Livespy Clegg, Woodley cottage 

Marriott Joshua, Alvenley house 

Marsland Mrs. Wood bank 

Ryle Mrs. Holly bank 

Shipman Mrs. Bredbury hall 

Slack Edwd. esq. Manor house. Woodley 

Vaudrey William C. esq. J.p. Holly bank 

Walton William, Harrytown hall 

"Wârd Joseph Edwin, Harrytown farm 

Whittaker Rev. Jaraes, B.A. [vicarage] 

Wood John, esq. J.P 

Woolley Isaac, Bents cottage 

COMMERCIAL. 

Adshead Benjarain, beer retailer 

Allen Edward, blacksmith 

Andrew James, gas fitter, Turner lane 

Arundale Joseph, jun. beer retailer 

Ashley Williain, grocer 4c provision 

dealer, Butterhouse green 

Ashton Benjamin, cotton spinner 4c 

manufacturer, Woodley mills. Woodley 

; 4c at Apethorne mill, Gee Cross, 

k 46 Spring gardens, Manchester 

Ashton Thomas, tailor,Butterhouse grn 

Axon John, estate agent 

Bniley Walter Joseph, Navigation inn 

Barlow James, farmer, Harden hall 

Barlow Robert k Son, steam printers 

Renison James, blacksmith, Woodley 

Birchanough William, Lowe's Arms 

[POST OFFICE 

Pickford George, plumber k glazier 

Richardson James, farmer 

Shallcross George, dogger 4c boot raaker 

Shallcross John Buckly, shoe maker k 

dogger 

Simpson John k Co. coal 4c coke raers 

Smith Catharine (Miss), Grapes inn 

Smith Elizabeth (Mrs.),provision dealef 

Smith John, provision dealer 

Smith John Sam. chemist 4c seedsman 

Smith Stephen B. provision dealer 

Smith William Nixon, grocer k corn 

dealer, Queen's road 

Snape Sarah (Mrs.), beer retailer 

Stafford William, furniture broker 

Stanney Hugh, Old Three Tuns inn 

Stopford Edwin, corn dealer 

Stopford Williara, provision dealer 

Stringer Noah, nail maker 

Taylor William, Grove inn 

Taylor William, farmer 

Thornley James, draper 

Turner William, Red Lion inn 

Vernon Joseph, greengrocer 

Walker John, provision dealer 

Warren Jas. ironmonger 4c blacksmith 

Webb Joseph, shopkeeper 

Wild Jas. farmer, Bosden fold, Bosden 

Williamson James, grocer 

Wood James, beer retailer 

Worthington Mary (Mrs.), frmr.Bosden 

Worthington Thoraas, butcher 

and Bredbury Hall that of Mrs. Shipman. The area is 

2,523 acres ; rateable value £20,430; the population 

in 1871 was 3,596. 

BuTTEBHOUSE GREEN, Hatherlow, and Woodley are 

places in tbis township. The Nonconformists have a 

handsome chapel at Hatherlow, and at Woodley is u 

commodious chapel belonging to the Primitive Methodists. 

At Woodley are the cotton mills of Benjamin 

Ashton, and the making of hats by steam power is 

carried on, which has superseded the manufacture by 

hand ; also a junction station on the Manchester, Sheffield 

and Lincolnshire and Midland railways. 

POST 4C MONEY ORDER k TELEG RAPH OFFICE 4C Savings 

Bank,4cc.—James Mottrara, postmaster. Letters through 

Stockport arrive at 0.10 a.ra. 4c 3 p.m.; dispatched at 

10 a.m. and 8 p.m.; no Sunday dispatch 

National Schools, Siles Whipp, master 

Railway Station, Woodley Junction, Jonathan Senior, 

station master 

Hibbert Sarah (Mrs.), school 

Highara James, shopkeeper 

Howe Samuel, farmer 4c carting agent 

Hulme Geo. provision dlr. Castle hill 

Ingham Thomas, beer retailer 4c blacksmith. 

Castle hill 

Jackson George, Crowninn 

Jackson Horace, saddler 

Johnson 4c Livesey, colliery proprietors 

Kellett Henry, watch maker 

Kirk Elizabeth (Mrs.),Traveller'sCall 

Knowles William, chemist 

Leigh Edward, corn dealer k grocer, 

Butterhouse green 

Lomas Joseph, stone raason 

McLellanW'm. Jhn. dogger 4cfruit dlr 

Malpas William, Arden Arms 

Mills James (exors. of), key 4c taper 

pin manufacturer 

Mottram James, druggist 4c grocer, 


Olden Samuel, fruiterer 

Oldham William, draper, Butterhouse 

green 

Perrin Hannah (Mrs.),grocer4cdraper, 


Pettit Peter, plumber 4c glazier 

Pickford John, farmer. Castle Hill frm 

Pollitt James, farmer. Yew Tree farm 

PolHtt William, surveyor k valuer 

Potts James, provision dealer 

Shaw William, provision dlr. 4c baker 

Stafford Charles, provision dealer 4c 

farmer, Hatherlow 

Stafford Wright, builder, Woodley 

Stephen Daniel, Rising Sun inn 

Booth John, farmer, Bredbury green 

Booth Thomas, White Hart inn 

Booth Thomas, fanner, DarkLane farm 

Bramall Wm. dogger, Butterhouse grn 

Brooks Benjamin, provision dealer, 


Buckley John Lees, wool carder 

Buxton J ames, farmer, Peartree farm 

Clayton John, Grey Hound inn, 

Bents lane 

Clayton Samuel, shopkeeper 

Cocks Lucy (Mrs.), provision dealer, 

Woodley 

Dawson William, farmer 

Deverell Robt. painter 4c paperhanger 

Fallows James, general stores 

Fidler Peter, farmer 

Fish Jabez, beer retailer 

Fowden Leigh, farraer 

Gillett Henry, baker 4c confectioner 

Goostrey George, farraer, Timperley frm 

Grantliam James, farmer, Hatherlow 

Gratrix Thos. shopkpr. Butterhouse grn 

Gregory George, butcher 

Grundy Joel, Commercial inn 

Hallam Jas. beer rtlr. Butterhouse grn 

Handforth Nathan, beer rtlr. 4c draper 

Hardman Nancy (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 

Barrack hill 

Harrison Ellen(Mr8.),provision dealer, 

Bents lane 

Harvey Rchd.fruiterer,Butterhou8e grn 

Hearinbotham Jaraes, rope manufactr 

Heywood, Higginbottom, Sraith4cCompany 

Limited, paper makers, Arden 

pu|ier inills

DIRECTORY.] 

Taylor Ellis Upton, farmer, assistant 

overseer k registrar of births, deaths 

4c marriages 

Taylor James, joiner k builder 

Thornhill John, beer retailer 

Towers Joseph, silk weaver, Harrytown 

Turner Elizabeth (Miss), grocer 

CHESHIRE. 

Walton Geo. Horsfield Arms, k farmr 

Ward Joseph Edwin, hat manufacturer 

Ward Sarah (Mrs.), provision dealer 

Westwood Joseph, buteher, Butterhouse 

green 

Wild Azariah, wheelwright 4c joiner 

Wild George 4c Elias, blacksmith 

BRERETON-cum-SMETHWICK is a tovimship, 

parish and scattered village, 3 miles north-east from 

Sandbach, in the Northwich hundred, Congleton union 

and county court district, rural deaneryof Middlewich, 

archdeaconry and diocese of Chester, and Mid Cheshire 

electoral division. The church of St. Oswald is a 

handsome stone building in the Later English style, 

consisting of chancel, nave and aisles, with a tower 

containing 5 bells ; the roof is of handsomely carved 

oak, and there is an elaborate mural monument to 

William Smethwick, esq. The register dates from the 

year 1538. The living is a rectory, yearly value £681, 

with residence, iu the gift of and held by the Rev. 

Edward Royds, M.A. of Brasenose College, Oxford. 

There are chapels for Wesleyans, Wesleyan New Connexion 

and Congregationalists, and there is a school 

tor boys and girls. The charities are £30 yearly value. 

Howard John Aaron, J.P. Brereton hall 

Howard Mrs. Brereton hall 

Koyds Rev. Edward, M.A. Rectory 

Woolley Charles, Brown Edge house 

Adshead John, farmer, Bagmere bank 

Barker Geo. farmer4cveterinary surgeon 

Boffey Samuel, farmer, Dairy farm 

Boon Samuel, farmer 

Brett Allen, fanner, Court house 

Hroad Williani, farraer, Brereton moss 

Cotterill Joshua, farmer 

Dakin John, farmer, Sandlow green 

Dole John Fenton, farraer, Moorhead 

I'ithon Thoraas, tiirraer, Dog lane 

Gallimore Josiah, grocer 4c post office 

Glover Catherine (Mrs.), farraer 

Goodall Thomas, farmer, Illage green 

Hill Joseph, farmer, Meiidow green 

Hulme Andrew Allen, Bear's Head 

Jackson Samuel, frirraer, Illage green 

Knott William, farmer 

Lea .lames Edward 4c John, millers, 

Brereton mills 

Lea Thomas, fanner, Brovi'n edge 

Leach Mrs. farmer 

Lowe Martha (Mrs.), farmer, Smethwick 

hall 

Lucas Thos. blacksmith, Brereton grn 

Penketh William, farmer 

Platt James, farmer, Medhurst green 

NEW BRIGHTON is an ecclesiastical parish 

formed in 1861 from the parish of Wallasey, and is a 

steamboat station, 5 miles north from Birkenhead 

railway station, bounded on the north by tbe Irish Sea, 

and on the north-east by the river Mersey, in the 

Western division of Cheshire, lower division of the 

hundred of Wirral union, and county court district of 

Birkenhead, deanery of Chester, archdeaconry of Liverpool 

and diocese of Chester. The church of St. James 

is a stone buildiug, consecrated in July, 1856, in the 

Early English style, will seat 900 and has chancel, 

nave, aisles, tower with lofty spire, and three painted 

windows. The living is a vicarage, in the gift of the 

Bishop of Chester, annual value £450 with residence ; 

the Rev. Richard Drake Fowell, MA. of Christ's 

College, Cambridge, is the vicar. There is a chapel for 

the Wesleyans. This place bas recently become very 

populous, and owes its origin to tbe late James Atherton, 

a merchant of Liverpool, wbo bought 127 acres of sand 

hills for the purpose of forming a watering place. 

There are several beautiful residences and marine villas, 

occupied by Liverpool men of business. Daring the 

summer months ai great number of visitors are attracted 

here in consequence of its facilities for bathing ; the 

lodging houses, of which there are many, are of a 

superior class, nnd there are also several excellent 

hotels. On the Perch Rock, at the north-east point, is 

a battery, mounting eighteen guns of thirty-two pounds 

each, and farther in tbe sea ia a lighthouse, erected on 

the plan of tbeÊddystone. There is a pier from which 

a ferry crosses'the Mersey to Liverpool. The projecting 

rocks on the shore are called the Red and Yellow 

Noses ; they arc said to have contained large caverns 

Ackerlay Benj. Lindeth, Rowson st 

Addison Mrs. Gorselands, Albion st 

Allison Mrs. 3 Belmont terrace, Tollemache 

stieet 

Archer Richard Eaton, 2 St. James rd 

Atherton Mrs. 13 Windsor street 

Atkinson Mrs. Summer hill, Rowson st 

Atkinson Mrs. 25 Windsor street 

fiagley Mrs. 18 Windsor street 

NEW BRIGHTON. 85 

Wild Thomas, grocer, Butterhouse grn 

Wilkinson Richard, brick k tile maker 

Williamson Joseph, farmer 

Wood James, farmer, Goyt hall 

Woodley Co-operative Store (James 

Greenwood, manager) 

Woolley Thomas, Spread Eagle 

Brereton Hall, the seat of Mrs. Howard, is a handsome 

brick building with turrets and is pleasantly situated. 

The Duke's Oak, an immense tree, the trunk of which is 

hollow and capable of holding six persons, is on Duke's 

Ball George Henry, The Priory, St. 

George's mount 

Barton Miss, Albion street 

Battams George William, The Hollies, 

Alexandra road 

Bell William, St. George's mount 

Bennett Thos. Mount lodge. Mount rd 

Berry Edward Lawrence, Beach villa, 

Egerton street 

Oak Farm. John Aaroq Howard, esq. J.P. who is lord 

of the manor ; Sir C. Watkin Shakerley, bart. and 

Edward Swinburn, esq. are the chief landowners. The 

soil is clay and sand. The chief crops are potatoes, 

oats and wheat. The area is 4,501 acres ; rateable 

value £9,203 ; the population in 1871 was 620. 

SMETHWICK is a joint township with Brereton. 

Parish Clerk, Alfred King. 

POST OFFICE, Brereton Green. Josiah Gallimore, 

receiver. Letters through Congleton arrive at 9.30 a.m. 

k are dispatched at 4.20 p.ra. Hdmes Chapel is the 

nearest money order office 

School, Alfred King, master; Mrs. Mary King, mistress 

Richardson Samuel, grocer 

Slater Cyrus, farmer, Dunkirk house 

Statham William, farraer 

Vawdrey Randle, farraer, Wellcroft cot 

Venables Thoraas, farmer 

Walker George, farmer, Dukes Oak 

Walker William, farmer, Brindley grn 

Webb Peter, farmer, Illage green 

Whelton Arthur, farraer, Pewitt hall 

Woolley Charles, farmer 4c landowner. 

Brown Edge house 

Wright William, brick k tile raaker. 

Brown edge 

Yarwood Charles, frmr. Light Foot gin 

Yates Cliarles 4c Son, farmers 

frequented by smugglers, but which have for manv 

years been filled by the sand. The principal landowners 

are Mrs. Maddocks and the representatives 

of the late Rev. Mr. Mainwaring. The soil is sandy 

and the subsoil is rock. The area is included with 

Liseard ; rateable value £57,987 ; the population in 

1871, was 3,319. 

Parish Clerk, Tobias Cooper. 

POST OFFICE k MONEY ORDER4CTELEGRAPH OFFICE 

4c Savings Bank 4c Government Annuity 4c 1 nsurance Ottice. 

—Richard Adaras, postmaster,Victoria road. Letters arrive 

at 7 a.m. 2.10 p.m. 4c 5.15 p.ra.; Sundays 7 a.m., from all 

parts from Birkenhead 4c are dispatched at 0.25 a.ra. 

11.25 a.m. 2 p.ra. 4c 7.30 p.ra.; Sundays 5.55 p.m. 

SuB-PosT OFFICE.—Alldon Street. William Hill, subpostmaster. 

Dispatch 9.20 a.m. 11.20 a.m. 1.50 p.ra. 

7.20 p.m. ; Sundays 4.45 p.m 

INSURANCE AGENTS :— 

Imj)crial Fire, Yents 4c Looney 

London Sf Lancashire, J. Owens 

PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS:— 

Assembly Rooms, Albion road, Williain Holland, secretary 

Perch Rock Battery, Lieut. Edward Dillon, commandant 

; master gunner in charge, Matthew Nelson 

Light House, David Chambers, keeper 

New Brighton Pier, John Cole, manager 

CONVEYANCE:— 

Ferry to Liverpool, 7.50 a.ra. 5: a quarter before & a 

quarter after each hour until 10.20 p.m., Sundays, 0.15 

a.m. 4c as above, during the sumraer; 4c 8.15, 8.45, 9.45, 

10.30, 11.20 a.m. 4c 20 minutes past every hour until 

4.20 p.m.; then 4.50, 5.20, 5.50 4c 6.20 p.m.; Sundays 

9.15, 10.20 a.m. 4c 20 minutes past every hour until 9.20 

p.m. during winter. 

Bevans Chas. Rookery, Magazine lane 

Bingland John, Victoria road 

Birkett Mrs. 9 Victoria ter. Egerton st 

Black James Birch, York villa. Fort 

street, Magazine park 

Bolland Hy. Egerton villa, Egerton st 

Bolton Henry, 23 Richmond street 

Booth Mrs. 3 Richmond street 

Bouch John, J.P. Muntpelier house

86 NEW BRIGHTON. 

Bouch Thos. Warrenside, Montplr. ores 

Bower Alfred, Montpelier crescent 

Bradbury Athr. Warren view, Mount rd 

Broad Williara Edward, 2 Chapel 

terrace, Egerton street 

Brown Thomas Fleming, 1 Seymour 

cottages, Grosvenor road 

Brown Williara, 34 Windsor street 

Bulley Raffles, St. George's mount 

Bulley Samuel Marshall, J.P. The Gables, 

Montpelier crescent 

Bulley Samuel Marshall, jun. Fir cot 

Butterworth Miss, Montpelier crescent 

Cappar Samuel James, Hawkstone 

house, Victoria road 

Carruthers Wra. Green Lea, Mount rd 

Cbadburn Wra .Clifton vil. Wellington rd 

Clarke Thos. Ewart villa, Wellington rd 

Clegg Ths. 2 Windsor ter. Tollemache st 

Cocks Mrs. Hope villa, Egerton street 

Collins John Scott, 7 Denbigh terrace, 


Conroy Michl. 7 Spring view,Meadow st 

Cotterall John, Eryngo,Montpelier cres 

Couborough Henry, Victoria road 

Coulborn Edward William, The Slopes 

Coulborn William Preston, Cliff villa, 

Alexandra road 

Cowen Mrs. Egerton street 

Craddock Sheldon, 12 Meadow hank 

Crewe Miss, Peafield 

Crispin Mrs. 14 Windsor street 

Crispin Williain, 29 Richraond street 

Crofts Thomas Henry, 1 Denbigh terrace, 


CuUingworth John, 19 Windsor street 

Dean Richard, 4 Grosvenor terrace, 

Grosvenor road 

Dempsey Arthur, St. George's mount 

De Pode Albert, 17 Windsor street 

Dick Andrew,5 Denbigh ter. Egerton st 

Dickson James, Rock Light vifia, 

Tollemache street 

Dillon Jas. Kirkdale cott. Magazine pk 

Duncan William, 3 Grosvenor terrace, 


Dunn Williara, 2 Union terrace 

Dunnett Thomas, Mount road 

Dyke Mrs. Victoria road 

Ellis Thomas, 6 Windsor street 

Eskrigge Robert Atkinson, Woodlands 

Fisber Mrs. Alexandra road 

Foster Chas. Red cliff, Wellington rd 

Foster John Jones, 3 St. George's 

terrace, Victoria road 

Foster Richard, 9 Montpelier crescent 

Fowell Rev. Richd. Drake, M.A.[vicar] 

Garrat John, 3 Albert ter. Egerton st 

Gent Peter, 4 Rock view, Victoria rd 

Gethin Mrs. Beach bouse, Rowson st 

Gove James, 3 Osborne ter. Egerton st 

Gorman William Theodore, 2 Osborne 


Green Alfred, 5 Osborne ter. Egerton st 

GribbinDan. 1 Clare villas,Tollemache st 

Griffiths Mrs. 12 Belmont terrace,Tollemache 

street 

Grindark John T. Magazine park 

Groves Charles, Mount road 

Hall Mrs. Elsley house, Wellington rd 

Hall Jobn, Belmont villa, Victoria road 

Hampton Miss, Magazine lodge. Magazine 

brow 

Handy Fleming Henry, 3 Denbigh 


Harper Comelius,17 Alexandra terrace, 


Hart Miss, Rio Mount, Magazine park 

Healey Mrs. 10 Marine terrace 

Hechle Henry Harrison, Swiss villa, 


Henderson Jhn.5 Ivy vils. Magazine pk 

Herbert William, 5 Windsor street 

Holland Mrs. Liseard vale,Maga2ine pk 

Holt George Edward, Fern hill 

CHESHIRE. 

Hornby H. B. Bdia Riva 

Houghton Edward Pierce, Sandhurst, 

Victoria road 

Houghton Miss, Richmond villa. Rowson 

street 

HougbtonSam.Osbornevil.Magazinepk 

Howe Thos.7 Belmont ter .Tollemache st 

Icke Mrs. 6 Marine terrace 

Jackson Henry, 4 Windsor street 

Jones Llywewllyn, 3 Windsor street 

Jones Owen, 8 Prescot street 

Joynson Tertius, Victoria road 

Jowett Williara Henry,Poplar cottage. 

Magazine brow 

Kerape Mrs. 4 Marine terrace 

Kent Alfred 

Kerferd George Briscoe, J.P. Buena 

Vista, Alexandra road 

Kewley Geo. 7 Victoria ter.Egerton st 

Lahy James, Winwack ho. Egerton st 

Lear John, Stoneby cottage, Mount rd 

Ledder George, Magazine brow 

Lemon Sweeney Carapbell, Stamford 

villa, Wellington road 

Lewes John, 12 Richmond street 

Lewis Wm. 8 Alexandra ter. Egerton st 

Lightfoot Miss, Rocklands, Victoria rd 

Linaker Mrs. Hope cottage, Hope street 

Linck Gustav, 9 Marine terrace 

Liversage Saml. Rutter, 28 Windsor st 

Lloyd Mrs.Ross villa, Magazine park 

LockettChas.2 Tudor vils. Alexandra rd 

Logan David, Clifton villa, Rowson st 

Loke George, 3 Marine terrace 

Looney Jaraes, 6 Montpelier crescent 

Loraine Mrs. 4 Mersey terrace, Tollemache 

street 

Lounse Francis Dawson, The Mount, 

Mount road 

Lunberg John Frederick, 4 Osborne 


Lye Edwd. D. 2 Kemuel ter. Egerton st 

Maddock Francis, 6 Union terrace 

Malyneux Capt. Rock point 

Mann Mrs. St. James's road 

Manning George, 6 Grosvenor terrace, 


Marriott Mrs. 3 The Parade 

Marshall Dr. Mount road 

Marshall Mrs. 6 Meadow bk.Meadow st 

Marshall Wra,Burton,Bellfld.Mount rd 

Martin Joseph, St. George's raount 

Marlow John, Alexandra road 

Matthews James Hill, 2 Rowson street 

Melling John, The Hawthorns, Magazine 

lane 

Menlove Edward, 4 Union terrace 

Mercer Henry, 13 Richmond street 

Mitchell George, 12 Prescot street 

Moody Mrs. 8 Montpelier crescent 

Morrell John, 5 Marine terrace 

Morrison Alexander, 3 Mersey terrace, 


Murphy Miss, Egerton street 

Mushet William Boyd, M.D. Victoria rd 

Myers Adolph Frederick, Hollin Hey, 

Albion street 

Nosh John, 4 Spring view. Meadow st 

Neale Miss, 6 Spring view. Meadow st 

North Frederick, Wellington road 

North Mrs. The Warren 

Owen Wm. Overton house, Albion st 

Owens Mrs. The Gates, Rowson street 

Parnell Jaraes, 2 Prescot street 

Peerce Jas. Rock villa,Wellington road 

Pendlebury Thomas Holiday, 2 Grosvenor 

terrace, Grosvenor road 

Perry William, 11 Windsor street 

Philpot Mrs. Crosby view, Victoria rd 

Pickering Charles "W. H. Montebello, 

St. George's mount 

Pool William Allison, Victoria villa, 

Victoria road 

Price Edward, 11 Belmont terrace, 


COMMERCIAL, 

Adams Richard, chemist 4c post office, k agent for W. 4c A. 

Gilbey, wine k spirit merchts. Napoleon bldgs.Victoria rd 

Adams William, stationer,2 HavdocV buildings, Victoria rd 

[POST 

OFFICE 

Rahey Robert, 1 Windsor street 

Ramsey Mrs. The Lodge, St. James's rd 

Ravenscroft Wm. Lindsay ho.Magazines 

Rawson Edwin Thomas, 27 Windsor st 

Redraayne John, West bank, Egerton st 

Ridley Samuel Coates, Wellington road 

Roberts Miss, Egerton street 

Robson Miss, Woodlands 

Rotdatz Wilhelra, Horton villa, Wellington 

road 

Rothery Mrs. Vine cott. Tollemache st 

Rowlands Mrs. Springfield villa, Fort 

street. Magazine park 

Salisbury Mrs. 4 Fort st. Magazine park 

Scott Robt. Lonsdale villa,Magazinepk 

Searle Miss Bramcote, Fort street, 

Magazine park 

Shaw George, Rose villa, Tollemache 

RfvPfit. 

Shaw Thoraas K. Olinda 

Shore John, Fort st. Magazine park 

Simpson Robert P. J. Osborne villa. 

Magazine park 

Sraith James, Dalmorton bouse 

Sinnotle Mr8.5 Mersey terrace, Tollemache 

street 

Sowerby Mrs. 1 Windsor terrace, Tollemache 

street 

Sparke Miss, 1 St. James's road 

Steinhridge Henry James, York villas. 

Magazine park 

StevensTlios. Seafield bo. Victoria rd 

Stonall Jas. 1 Grosvenor ter.Grosvnr.rd 

Stubbs Lucas Peter, Prospect house. 

Mount road 

Syers Mrs. 1 Osborne ter. Egerton st 

Tainch Jas. 9 Alexandra ter. Egerton st 

Thomas John Morris, 31 Windsor street 

Thompson John Wilson, 3 Spring view, 

Meadow street 

Thompson Wra. Caton, Montpelier cres 

Thorpe Henry, 12 Windsor street 

Tomlinson Charles Buchanan, Tudor 

villa, Alexander road 

Totter Ralph Sraith, Rose villa, Fort 

street, Magazine park 

Touzan Davis, Oak villa, Egerton st 

Trull John, M.D. Oriel lodge, Albion st 

Tyson John, 12 St. George's terrace, 

Victoria road 

Venables Thomas, 23 Windsor street 

Vickers Miss, 10 Richmond street 

Walker John Adams, Warwick villa, 

Weill ugton road 

Walker Miss, Oakfield ho. Egerton st 

Wall Frank, Claremont vil.Wellngtn.rd 

Walsh James, 8 Grosvenor road 

WalshRobt.Jas.Portlnd vil.Wellngtn.rd 

Wardel Mrs. 14 Richmond street 

Watson Robt.Brown,Subwortb,Mnf.rd 

WêissGeo. Priory nook,St.George'.-j rant 

Wensley Jas. 4 Summer hill, Hope st 

Wensley Saml. 3 Sumraer hill, Hope st 

Westbrook William, Albert street 

Wickman Mrs. Holly bank, Mount rd 

Wilkinson George, 7 Richmond terrace, 


Wilkinson Richard Willis, Rock cottage, 

St. Jaraes's road 

Wilkinson Williani, 13 Alexander terrace, 


Williams Williara, Tudor hill 

Willis Thos. Jas. Derby villa, Victoria rd 

Wilson Mrs. 10 Magazine park 

Wilson Robert, Sunnyside, Rowson st 

Wilson William, Marine cottage,Magazine 

brow 

Woodward Herbert, 6 Magazine park 

Worrall Josepli, 1 Alexander terrace, 


Wright Albert,TheGrennan,St.George's 

mount 

Wright Frederick, Stanley rock, St. 

George's mount 

Yeats Thomas, Victoria road 

Aitken William, Commercial hotel, sole agent in the district 

for Guirron Parry 4c Thompson's famous Wrexliam ales, 


Allan Elizh. (Miss), dressma. 5 Wright's cots. Grosvenor rd

DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. NEW BRIGHTON. 87 

Ambler Richard, grocer, 23 Victoria road 

Ansonia James, musician, 22 Richmond street 

Arnold William, brass founder, 15 Windsor street 

Ash EHzabeth (Mrs.), lodging ho. 7 Mona ter. ToUemache st 

Ashton Helen( Mrs. ),!odging ho. 2 Alexandra ter. Egerton st 

Atkinson William, joiner, Rowson street 

Bagley Esther (Mrs.), refreshment room, 14 Lower parade 

Bailey John, grocer, 14 Victoria road 

Bake Misses, preparatory school, Elleray. See advert 

Balshaw Peter, car proprietor, 6 Hope street 

Bannister Catharine (Mrs.), lodging house, 4 South View 

terrace, Tollemache street 

Baxter Elizabeth, lodging ho. Victoria ter. Egerton street 

Becker Frederick William, joiuer, 8 Richmond street 

Bell Thomas 4c Son, York House, Victoria road 

Bell Thomas k Son, grocer, Victoria road 

Beil William, surgeon, St. George's mount 

Berry John, lodgiug house, 1 Chapel terrace, Egerton street 

Bessant Mary (Mrs.), lodging ho. 3 Clare vils. Tdlemache st 

Bimson John, joiner, 11 Prescot street 

Blevin Thoraas, gardener, Sandridge terrace, Rowson street 

Bohannan John, Clarence hotel, Albion street 

Bortick John, gardener, 1 Merry terrace, ToUeraache street 

Bostock Ann (Mrs.), Idging. ho. 2 St. Geo's. ter. Victoria rd 

Boughey Jaraes, stone mason, 33 Windsor street 

Boughey John, joiner, 1 Richmond terrace, Tollemache st 

Bradley Mary Jaue( Mrs.),lodging house, 2 Brighton terrace, 

Victoria road 

Bridge William, refreshment room, Lower parade 

Brierley Elizabeth (Miss), berlin wool repository, 5 Brighton 

terrace, Victoria road 

Bromiley Rebecca (Miss), lodging ho.5 Rock vw.Victoria rd 

Bryan Annie (Mrs.),lodng.ho.5Richmond ter.Tollemache st 

Campion Catharine, midwife, 4 Meadow bank. Meadow st 

Carmody James, boot raaker, 5 Peel terrace, Grosvenor rd 

C.irran Christopher, gardener. Mount road 

Carson David, shopkeeper. Mason street 

Charabers David, lightho. keepr.6 Victoria ter. Egerton st 

Chester Thomas, furniture dealer, 7 Brighton ter. Victoria rd 

Church Ann (Mrs.), lodging house, 13 St. George's terrace 

Clare Richard, lodging house, 32 Windsor st. Victoria rd 

Clarke William, horse dealer, 4 Grosvenor ter. Hope street 

Clarke Wilfiam Henry, car proprietor, 3 Hope street 

Clegg Annie( Miss),fancy repstry .Crystal Pal.4cl3 Victoria rd 

Clements EHzabeth (Mrs.), lodging house,7 Marine terrace 

Clowes Amos, beer retailer, 1 Prescot street 

Cockroft John, mineral water manufacturer, Tollemache st 

Cole John, manager of promenade pier, Highton villas, 


Convalescent Institutionfor Women (Miss Foster, superintendent), 

Victoria road 

Coombes Phillip, plumber, 8 Windsor street 

Cooper Alfred, raaster mariner, 2 Albion street 

Cordon Jeremiah, butcher, Victoria road 

Corkill George, plasterer. Magazine brow 

Coula Alles8andro,hairdresser,5Richmond bldgs.Victoria rd 

Counsel Mary (Mrs.), lodging house, 16 Richmond street 

Coupe Frances (Mrs.), lodging house, 31 Richmond street 

Covin James, refreshment room, 16 Lower parade 

Cowpland Robert, joiner4ibuilder,10 Prescot 8t.4c Meadow st 

Crellin William, stone mason, 20 Richmond street 

Crewe E. (Miss), first-class preparatory school; receives 

boys to educate 4c prepare for public 4c other schools, 

Seafield. See advertisement 

Crowston Sarah(Mi9s),dressma.3WelHngton ter.Egerton st 

Curry Hannah (Mrs.),lodgingho. 10 St.Geo's.ter.Victoriard 

Davidson Bard (Mrs.),lodginghouse, Rowson street 

Davies Ellis k Richard, miUers, 26 Victoria road 

Davies John, lodging house, 9 "The Parade 

Davies John, refreshment room, 5 4:6 Lower parade 

Davis Williara, joiner. Magazine park 

Davis William, tiler, 3 Chapel terrace, Egerton street 

Day John Joseph, bootmaker, 25 Victoria road 

Deakin Joseph, blacksmith. Field road, Rowson street 

Dean Gabriel, custom house officer, 21 Richmond street 

Dean John, master mariner, 2 Hope terrace 

Dean Robert, market gardener, Magazine brow 

Dickson James, confectioner, 18 Victoria road 

Divan Ann (Mrs.), lodging ho. 2 Belmont ter. Tollemache st 

Dixon Joseph, auctioneer, 1 Brighton terrace, Victoria rd 

Dodd Jsph.(Mrs.),laundress,12Plantation cots.Grosvenor rd 

Dolan Hugh, bootmaker. Mason street 

Donaldson James, refreshment rooms, 9 4c 10 Lower parade 

Drinkwater George, provision dealer, Tollemache street 

Ducker Henry Arthur, confectioner, 1 4c 2 Victoria road 

Ducker Mary Ann (Mrs.), fancy repository, 2 Rock view 

Duckworth Peter, builder, 10 Grosvenor road 

EddingtonrAnnie (Miss), refreshment room. Lower parade 

Eddington Charles, refreshment room. Lower parade 

Edwards Ann (Mrs.), ladies school. South view, Egerton st 

Ellis John, master mariner. Magazine brow 

Ellison WiUiam, grocer, 3 Brighton terrace, Victoria road 

Emmerson Jane, lodging ho. 11 St. George's ter. Victoria rd 

Evans 4c Fawcett, fancy repository, 3 Victoria road 

Evans Catherine (Mrs.), lodging house, 4 Prescot street 

Evans Edward, refreshment room, 15 Lower parade 

Evans Ellen, lodging house, 2 Laburnum vils. Egerton st 

Evans Thomas, boat owner, 1 Laburnum vils. Egerton st 

Evans Williara, pilot, 2 Richmond terrace, Tollemache st 

FentonBuxton (Mrs.),ldging.ho.2 Wellington ter.Egerton st 

Firth Emraa (Mrs.), conlectioner, 21 Victoria road 

Faulkes Edward,lodging ho.1U Richmond ter.ToUemaclie st 

Faulkes Elizabeth (Mrs.), lodging house,15 The Parade 

Fowler Elizabeth (Miss), dre&smaker, 24 Richraond street 

France Mary (Miss), berlin wool repository, 6 Havelock 

buildings, Victoria road 

Garratt John, Victoria hotel, Victoria road 

Giles Elizabeth (Mrs.), lodging house, 14 The Parade 

Glover Henry, lodging house, 10 The Parade 

Godfrey Ellen (Mrs.), laundress. Peel cot. Grosvenor road 

Godfrey Jaraes, master fisherman, 0 Grosvenor road 

Godfrey John, painter, 5 Grosvenor terrace, Hope street 

Goodman Mary Ann (Mrs,), lodging house, 7 Union terrace 

Goodridge Frances Ann (Mrs.), lodging house, 4 Windsor 

terrace, ToUemache street 

Green Luke, joiner, 9 Belmont terrace, Tollemache street 

Green Sophia (Miss), lodging house, 18 The Parade 

Greene Mary (Mrs.), lodging house, 3 Hope terrace 

Griffiths John, grocer, Victoria road 

Griffiths Samuel, waich maker, 6 Brighton ter. Victoria road 

HaU Benjamin, joiner, 12 Alexander terrace, Egerton street 

Hall Jobn, builder, Hope street 

Harding Edward, draper, Warwick house 

Hartey Julia(Mrs.), lodging ho. 1 Belmont ter .ToUemache st 

Hawley Harriet (Mrs.), lodging hou.se, Tuscarora 

Hayes John, bathing machine proprietor. Magazine lane 

Hayhurst Margaret Ann (Mrs.), lodging house, 3 Victoria 


Haywood May (Miss), lodgingho.4 Monater.Tollemachest 

HeinrichsConstntn.raaster raarnr.7 Meadw.bank, Meadw.st 

Henderson George, builder, 1 Sandridge terrace, Rowson st 

Higginbottom Margaret (Mrs.), upholsteress, 5 Alexander 


Hiley Elizabeth (Mrs.), lodginghouse, 17 Richmond st 

Hill Williara, grocer, 4c post office, Albion street 

Hilliard Samuel, joiner, 8 Grosvenor terrace, Hope street 

Hillyer Mary (Miss), ladies school,2 Albert ter. Egerton st 

Hind James, tobacconist. 11 Victoria road 

Hodgkins Samuel, bootmaker. Meadow street 

Holland Joseph, provision dealer, 12 Richmond terrace, 3 

Mason street 

Howe Thomas, refreshment room, 27 Lower parade 

Hughes David, dairyman, Tollemache street 

Hughes David, refreshment roora, 2 Lower parade 

Hughes Emily (Mrs.),lodgingho.2 Clare vnias,Tollemacliest 

Hughes James, waiter, 5 Chapel terrace, Egerton street 

Hughes John, pilot. Poplar cottage, Rowson street 

Hughes John Rowland, draper k tailor,6 Belmont terrace, 


Hughes Joseph, joiner, Albert terrace, Rowson street 

Hughes Richard, refreshment room, 7 4c 8 Lower parade 

Hughes Thomas, bricksetter, 3 Avenue 

Hughes William, pilot, 4 Richmond terrace, ToUemache st 

Hunt Jessie {Mrs.), stationer 4c library. New Brighton 

library, Victoria road 

Hurworth R. New Brighton Academy ; assisted by experienced 

teachers 

Ingham Jas. gardener, 8 Wright's cottages, Grosvenor rd 

Instone William, gardener, 10 Windsor street 

Jones M. B. 4c Co. china dealers, Burslem liou8e,Victoriard 

Jones Catharine (Mrs.),dressraa. 3 Alexander ter. Egerton st 

Jones Edward, greengrocer, 15 Victoria road 

Jones Elizabeth Ann (Mrs.), refreshment room, Albert st 

Jones Evan Powell, shipwright, 2 Grosvenor ter. Hope st 

Jones Henry,car proprietor, 6 SouthView ter. ToUemache st 

Jones Jeremiah, refreshment room, 6 Victoria road 

Jones John, fishmonger, game, fish 5c poultry salesman, 17 

Victoria street 

Jones John, greengrocer, Victoria road , 

Jones Joseph, car proprietor, 0 Prescot street 

Jones Robert, builder, 7 Avenue 

Jones Robt. china dealer,2 Queen's buildings, Victoria road 

Jones William, lodging bouse. Wood cottage, Magazine la 

Jones WilUam, Little Brighton inn, Rowson street 

Jones Wm. master fisherman, Cosey cottage, Grosvenor rd 

Joy Edward, whitesmith, 11 Alexander terrace, Egerton st 

Kelty Elizabeth (Mrs.), refreshment room, 18 Lower parade 

Kennedy Joseph, tailor, 6 Richmond street 

Kershaw Samuel, lodging house, 4 The Parade 

Kershaw Samuel, refreshment rooms, 3 4c 4 Lower parade

88 NEW BRIGHTON. CHESHIRE. [POST OFFICE 

Kingham Henry,wine merchant, cooper 4c rectifier of wines, 

spirits 4cc.; advice given. Travellers' Rest, Union terrace 

Kynaston Edward, family wine merchant, established 1863, 

1 St. George's terrace, Victoria road 

Langley Joseph, nurseryman 

Latham George, gardener, 6 Union terrace 

Latham William,rodginghouse,5St. George's ter.Victoria rd 

Leay Joseph, joiner, 7 Alexander terrace, Egerton street 

Lee John Wm. shoe maker,4 Havelock buildings,Victoria rd 

Leigh George, shopkeeper, 4 Mason street 

Lester Ann (Mrs.), butcher, Victoria road 

LiftonRosamond(Mrs.),lodgingho.6 Mona ter.Tollemache st 

Linaker Hiram k Nathaniel, blacksmiths, Mason street 

Linaker Hiram, blcksrath. 3 South View ter. Tollemache st 

Linaker Nathaniel,blck9mth. 2 South View ter.Tollemache st 

Little Jane (Mrs.), lodging house, Seymour cottages 

Liversage Lydia (Miss), lodging house, 30 Windsor street 

Livingstone Alexander, boot maker, Rowson street 

McAntagart Mary (Mrs.), lodging house, 6 The Parade 

McFall (3eorge, slater 4c plasterer, estimates given, ovens 4c 

grates fixed 4c repaired, all kinds of drains arranged k laid, 

3 Richmond terrace, ToUemache street 

McFall Robert, plumber, 6 Egerton street 

McFall Robert, plumber 4c painter, Mason street 

McGhee Joseph Blackley, engineer, 3 Egerton street 

Macintosh Catharine (Miss),milliner,Loudon4c Paris House, 

Victoria road 

McLaren George, lodging house, 7 The Parade 

McNulty James, painter, Cosey cottages, Grosvenor road 

Maddison Mary(Mrs.),lodging ho.Almacottages, TUrache.st 

Maddocks Mary Emma (Mrs.), Perch Rock hotel, refreshment 

house keeper, good beds k accommodation for travellers, 

Hope street & Grosvenor road 

Marley George, gardener, 35 Windsor street 

Martin Robert, joiner, 3 Albert street 

Mee Marian (Mrs.), lodging house, 21 Windsor street 

Meredith Catherine (Mrs.), poultry dealer, Grosvenor road 

Mitchell George Arthur, photographer, 2 Hope street 

Mitchell Grace (Miss), lodging house, 10 Montpelier 

crescent 

Morgan Charles, Idgng. house, 7 St. George's ter. Victoria rd 

Molloy Jane (Mrs.), lodging house, 8 St. George's terrace, 

Victoria road 

Morrison Theodore, plumber, 3 Sandridge terrace, Rowson st 

Murphy John, lodginghouse, 10 Alexander ter. Egerton st 

Musket William Boyd, physician, Victoria road 

Nayior Charles, joiner, Wood cottage. Magazine lane 

Neio Brighton A.ssembly Rooms, (William HoUond, hon. 

secretary), Albion street 

NewBrighton Social Club (.S. R. Liversage,sec.)Egerton st 

Nichols Henry, gardener, 4 Victoria terrace, Egerton street 

Oliver Elizabeth (Mrs.), lodging house, 7 Montpelier crescent 

Parr Mary Ann(Mr8.).lodgng.ho.6 Alexandr. ter.Egerton st 

Peat John, fruiterer, Victoria road 

Pett Augusta (Mrs.), lodging house, 2 The Parade 

Piercy Elizabeth (Mrs.), provision dealer, 3 Gro.svenor road 

Povall John, refreshment room, 28 Lower parade 

Povall Jobn, stone mason, 27 Richraond street 

Preparatory School for the Sons of Gentlemen {The 

.^fis8es Bake, principals), Elleroy. See advertiseraent 

Price Booth, refreshraent room. Lower parade 

Price Sarah Ann (Mrs.), refreshment room, 12 Victoria road 

Rae Susanah (Mrs.), lodging house, I Union terrace 

Ravenhill Ann (Mrs.), dressmaker, 5 Egerton street 

Ravenhill John, painter, Cosey cottages, Grosvenor road 

Rawlinsnn Ellen (Miss), confectioner, 14 Victoria road 

Rawson Edwin Thomas, joiner, estimates given for repairs 

4i:c. Rowson street 

Richardson Benj. photographer, 6 Grosvenor ter. Hope st 

Richardson William, photographer, 4 Hope street 

Riley Michael, refreshment roora, 22 Lower parade 

Riley Patrick, refre-'hraent room, 21 Lower parade 

Ritson Thomas, gardener. Peel cottage. Magazine park 

Roan Sarah (Mrs.), dressmaker, 2 Meadow bank 

Roberts Benjamin, car proprietor. Mason street 

Roberts Edmund, Queen's Royal hotel. Union terrace 

Roberts Jarnes C. chemist, Victoria place, Albion street 

Roberts John, gardener, 20 Windsor street 

Roberts Saranel, shopkeeper. Poplar villa, Egerton street 

BROMBOROUGH is a towmship, parish and well 

built village, a mile from Bromborough station and 

a mile from Spital station, both on the Birkenhead and 

Chester railway, 11 miles north from Chester, and 4 

south from Birkenhead, in the western division of the 

county, higher division of the hundred and union of 

Wirral, county court district of Birkenhead, rural 

deanery of Wyrehall or Worrall. archdeaconry of Liverpool, 

and diocese of Chester, situated on the high road 

Robinson Elizabeth (Mrs.), lodginghouse, 8 Richmond terrace, 


Rose Charles, chemist, Rose's Balsamic cough mixture, for 

coughs, colds 4cc. 4c all diseases oft he chest, Victoria rd 

Rostram Jobn, Boat House hotel, Magazine lane 

Rowles Henry, master mariner, 7 Richmond street 

Roy John, cab proprietor, Rowson street 

Russell Josephine (Mrs.), lodging house, 7 Prescot street 

Salisbury James, plumber, glazier, gasfitter 4c decorative 

painter, estimates given, 4 Brighton terrace, Victoria road 

Salisbury Richard, plumber, 10 Victoria terrace, Egerton st 

SandersonCatharine,ironmngr.l Havelock bldgs.Victoria rd 

Sands William, joiner. Magazine brow 

Scott J. 4c G. butchers, Richmond buUdings, Victoria road' 

Scott George, tailor, 4 Richmond buildings, Victoria road 

Shaw Lucy (Mrs.), lodginghouse, 7 Windsor street 

Shore Samuel, sergeant county constabulary, Hope street 

Short Margaret(Mr8.), lodging ho. 3 Peel ter. Grosvenor rd 

Simpson Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper. Magazine brow 

Sraith Jane (Mrs.), beer retailer, Rowson street 

Sraith Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Magazine brow 

Smith John, photograher.O Richmond terrace, ToUemachest 

Smith Joseph, plasterer, 9 Prescot street 

Snaith Henry, wine merchant, 1 Rock view, Victoria road 

Snow Marv (Mrs.), lodging ho. 3 Windsor ter. ToUemachest 

Sowerby Esther (Mrs.), refreshment roora, 1 Lower parade 

Spencer Henry, draper, 1 Queen's buildings, Victoria road 

Spicer Felix, refreshment rooms, Bickerly parade 

Stanton Thos. master mariner, 5 Mona ter. Tollemache st 

Stonall Jaraes, refreshraent room. Lower parade 

Stonbridge Mary Ann (Mrs.), lodging house, Kemuel terrace, 


Taylor Ann (Mrs.), lodging house, 3 Union terrace 

Taylor WiUiam, bricklayer, 33 Richmond street 

Thomas Richard John, life boat captain, 1 South View terrace, 


Thomas Robert, joiner, 8 Belmont terrace, Tollemache st 

Thompson Rebecca (Mrs.), lodging house, 2 Denbigh terrace, 


Thompson Thomas Plaskett, master mariner, Albert cottage, 


Thorn Thomas, lodging house, 3 Mona terrace, ToUemache st 

Thornhill Margaret (Mrs.), boot maker. Magazine brow 

Thornley Cath.(Mrs.),lodging ho. 3Rock view, Victoiia road 

Trainer Ann Lewis (Mrs.), brush warehouse, 22 Victoria rd 

Tuite Joseph, New Brighton hotel, Victoria road 

Turner John, florist, Victoria road 

Upton Margt. (Miss),lodgn. ho. 4 Belmont ter.Tolleraache st 

Usher John Charles, lodging house, 1 Grosvenor road 

Varty W. 4c J. joiners 4cc. Albion street 

Walker Isabella (Miss), lodging house, 1 The Parade 

Webster Edwd. Walker, joiner, 5 Belmont ter. ToUemachest 

Webster Hannah (Mrs.), refreshment room, 8 Victoria road 

Wenman Martha (Mrs.), lodging house, 16 The Parade 

Wensley Jas. insurance agent, 5 Grosvenr.ter. Grosvenor rd 

Westcott James , beer retailer, 10 Victoria road 

Whalley Eliza(Mrs.),lodging ho.5SouthView ter.ToUmche.st 

Whalley Eliza (Mrs.), tobacconist, Victoria road 

Whitaker Maiilda (Mrs.), refreshment room, 9 Victoria road 

Whittle James, raaster fisherraan, Egerton street 

Wilkinson Mackenzie George, car proprietor, Albion street 

Wilkinson Marmaduke, refreshment rooms 4c photographer. 

Parade studio, 11 4c 12 Lower parade k 11 The Parade 

Willday Edward, fishmonger, 20 fc 24 Victoria road 

Williams Ann (Mrs.), laundress, Albion street 

Williams William, builder. The Avenue, Egerton street 

Wilson Margaret, lodging ho. 6 St. George's ter. Victoria rd 

Wilson Sarab (Mrs.), lodging house, 12 The Parade 

Vînn John, mason, 5 Victoria terrace, Egerton street 

Winterbottora Jas. Hy. coal agent, 6 Victoria ter. Egerton st 

Woollam Jane (Mrs.), ludging house, 13 The Parade 

Worth 4c Mason, Royal Ferry hotel, delightfully situated, 

commanding extensive views of the river Mersey ; boats 

to 4c from Liverpool every half hour. See advertisement 

Wrigley Eliza(Mrs.),lodging ho. 2 Mersey ter.Tollemache st 

Yeats 4c Looney, accountants, land 4chouse agents, Victoria 

road; central chambers, 17A, South Castle street, Liverpool. 


Yeats Thomas, accountant k house agent, Victoria road 

between Chester and Birkenhead, and bounded on the 

east by the river Mersey. The church of St. Barnabas 

is a handsome stone building, and has chancel, nave, 

aisles, organ, 1 bell, and several stained windows. The 

registers date from the year 1560, but are often imperfect. 

The living is a rectory, yearly value £350, with 

residence and 6 acres of glebe, in the gift of the Dean 

and Chapter of Chester, and held by the Rev. Edward 

Dyer Green, M.A. Cantuar. There are two licensed

DIRECTORY.] 

CHESHIRE. GREAT BUDWORTH. 89 

chapels for outlying districts, a Parochial school for 

boys and girls, and Sunday schools are held at Bromborough 

and Brimstage. In Bromborough Pool (an 

arm of the Mersey) are the Liverpool floating gunpowder 

magazines, and on the borders of the Pool are 

the extensive works of Price's Patent Candle Company 

(Limited), employing about 400 men and boys : the 

factory day schools are under Government inspection : a 

Church of England service is held twice on Sunday by 

the chaplain of the works, and Sunday schools are 

also held ; in connection with these works are a volunteer 

company (35th Cheshire) numbering 92 men, and 

a horticultural society, co-operative stores, infirmary, 

and all the organisation of a model village, Bromborough 

Hall, the seat of Robert Norris Dafe, esq. is a 

Allen John Duckett, Rosslyn 

Anthony William Henry 

Blain William 

Brocklebank William, Courthouse 

Bull James Goodman 

Bushell Charles Lane 

Caine Nathaniel, Marfords 

Chilton Mrs. T. Oakleigh 

Clark Charles, Heatbfield 

Clark Henry, Dibbinsdale 

Cox Henry, Mendle hill 

Dale Robert Norris, Bromborough hall 

Day John Henry, Bromborough pool 

Duncan Henry C 

Fox Henry F 

Gough WiUiam Henry 

Green Rev. Edward Dyer, M.A.[rector] 

The Rectory 

Gruning Louis, Meadow house. 

Maclver David, M.P., J.F. Woodslee hll 

Morecroft Wm. Fredk. The Allports 

Roberts Henry, Bromborough pool 

Sargent Arthur Jas. Bromborough pool 

Smyth Gould 

Westmacott Martin Herbert, Bromborough 

pool 

WiUiams William 

Wilson Robt. Langley, Stnnhope house 

Worthington Rev. WUliam Robert, 

M.A. [chaplain], Bromborough pool 

COMMERCIAL. 

Anglesey John, blacksmith 

Beard Joseph, jun. tailor 

Beard Joseph, sen. gardener 4c sexton 

Bird Thomas, coal 4c lime merchant 

Briscoe Edward, miller 

Briscoe Joseph, grocer, k post office| 

Bromborough Pool Co - operative 

Stores (Frederick Adrian Green, 

sec)., Bromborough pool 

Cade Williara, farraer 

Davies Ellis 4c Richard, miUers 4c bakers 

Davies Thoraas, farraer 

Gardner Margaret (Miss), school raistress, 

Bromborough pool 

Gibson Helen (Mrs.), shopkeeper 

Gittens Williara, joiner 

stuccoed building with a handsome portico, standing 

in a park near the village and church. Salusbury 

Kynaston Mainwaring, esq. is lord of the manor and 

chief landowner. There are charities of £4 10s. yearly 

value for fuel. The soil is loamy ; the subsoil red sandstone. 

The area is, of the parish, 3,612 acres, and of 

the township, 2,600 acres ; rateable value of township 

£11,162 10s. ; the population in 1871 was, parish 1,511, 

township 1,314. 

POST, MONEY ORDER 4C TELEGRAPH OFFICE & Savings 

Bank.—Joseph Briscoe, sub-postmaster. Letters through 

Birkenhead, dispatched 9.30 a.ra. k 7.10 p.m; Sundays 

7 p.ra. 

National School, WiUiara Stead, raaster 

Sexton, Joseph Beard, sen 

Hall John, earthenware dealer 

Hardcastle James, tailor 

Jackson David, beer retailer 

Jones Edward, Bromborough 

hotel 

Jones Richard, shoemaker 

Jones Thoinas, gardener, Dibbinsdale 

Leake Henry, sub-agent for S. Mainwaring, 

esq 

Liverpool Floating Gunpowder Magazines 

(John Earl, storekeeper) 

McCallister Archibld.estat.agt.4c joiner 

Naginton Thomas, station master 

Nelson Mary Ann(Mrs.),refreshint.lio 

Owen Richard, shopkeeper 4c joiner 

Price's Patent Candle Company 

Limited, Bromborough Pool works j 

wharf. River street, Liverpool; head 

works, Belmont works, Battersea, 

London, s.w 

Sirapson Joseph, farmer, Court farm 

Tayleure Henry, rate collector 

Worth SUas, schoolmaster, Bromborough 

pool 

Wright Thomas, bricklayer 

GREAT BUDWORTH is a township, parish and 

village, 3 miles north-east from Northwich, 10 southwest 

from Altrincham, 17 north-west from Macclesfield, 

12 south-east from Runcorn, 8 south from Warrington, 

and 7 south-west from Knutsford, in the Mid division 

of the county, in Bucklow hundred, Runcorn union, 

Northwich county court district, rural deaneryof Frodsham 

and Chester archdeaconry and diocese. The 

church of All Saints is a noble Gothic stone building, 

erected in the fourteenth century ; it consists of chancel, 

nave, aisles, and transepts, and square embattled tower 

containing clock and 8 bells ; there are also two chantry 

chapels, one on the south and one on the north side, belonging 

to the Warburtons of Arley : it was thoroughly 

restored and reseated in 1870 at a cost of £2,000, raised by 

subscription; in the chancel are some old oak stalls in 

good preservation, but which are not now used : 

a memorial window was erected in 1858 to James 

Warburton, esq. J.P. who is lord of the manor, and 

the trustees of the late Joseph Leigh are chief landowners. 

The soil is gravel; subsoil, clay and sand. 

The chief crops are wheat, oats and potatoes : this is 

also a good cheese district. The following are some of 

the townships of Great Budworth parish :—In Bucklow 

hundred : Great Budworth, Aston-by-Budworth, Pickmcre, 

Marbury, Cogshall, Comberbaeh, Crowley, Anderton, 

Antrobus, Appleton, Barnton, Bartington, Little 

Leigh, Dutton, Marston, Plumbley, Seven Oaks. Stretton, 

Peover (Lower), Tabley (Nether), Whitley (Higher 

and Lower), and Wincham. The following are in 

Eddisbury hundred : — Castle Northwich, 11 artford, 

Winnington, Rudheath (part of). The following are 

in Northwich hundred :—Allostock, Birches, Hulse, 

Lach Dennis, Lostock Gralam, Northwich, Peover 

(Nether) and Witton. The population of the township 

in 1871 was 614, and the area is 875 acres, ex- 

H. Leigh, esq, and a stained west window has lately eluding a fine sheet of water of about 80 acres in 

been added in memory of the late Joseph Leigh, esq. extent, called Budworth Mere ; the rateable value is 

on the north side ; the chapel, originally dedicated to £2,800, and the gross estimated rental is £3,175. The 

the Virgin Mary, is now the burial-place of the families population of the parish in 1871 was 20,747, and the 

of Leicester and Smith-Barry. The register of the | acreage is 35,920. 

church begins about 1550. The living is a vicarage, 

yearly value £626, with residence, in the gift of the POST OFFICE.—Thomas Platt, sub-postmaster. Letti^rs 

Dean and Chapter of Christ Church, Oxford, and held are received through Northwich, arrive at 8 a.m. k dispatched 

at 5.40 p.m ; Sundays, box closes at 11.15 a.m. 

by the Rev. W. R. Lyon Bennett, of St. Aidans. There 

is a parish school for boys and girls and one for infants Northwich is the nearest money order office 4c savings 

writhin a short distance of the churcb, and an infants' 

bank 

school at Budworth Heath, built by the late J. H. 

INSURANCE AGEST.—Atlas Life Sf Fire, Jas. Newhall 

SCHOOLS:— 

Leigh, esq. in 1845. The old Echool-house, adjoining 

National (mixed), John Nixon, master; Miss Elizabeth 

the church, is now used for parish meetings. A Sunday 

Johnson, infants' mistress 

school is held at the parish school-room. The Wesleyans 

Infants' (BudwortbHeath), Mrs. Elizh. Wilkinson,mistrss 

have a chapel. A fair is held on the 18th February, 

]3irch.es is a township 3 miles south-east from Northwich, 

and 7 Irom Knutsford, and consists of 1 farm 

Sth April, and 2nd October yearly, for cattle. Here 

were several old-fashioned houses, built of wood and house (Birch Hall), the property of Christ Church, 

plaster, but most of these have been renovated by Oxford, in Northwich union, hundred, and county court 

the owner, (R. E. Egerton-Warburton, esq.) in the district; the soil ia loam and the subsoil is stiS clay. 

Gothic style. Belmont Hall is now occupied by GeoflErey The area is 157 acres ; rateable value ia £214 ; the population 

in 1871 was 7. Letters through Knutsford. 

J. Shakerley, esq. J.P. ; it is a handsome brick building, 

situated in extensive pleasure grounds. There are Cogshall is a township 3 miles north-north-west 

charities of £40 yearly value. Rowland Eyles Egerton-' from Northwich, in Northwich union and county conrt

90 GREAT BUDWORTH. CHESHIRE. [POST OFFICE 

district, hundred of Bucklow. Cogshall Hall, the seat 

POST OFFICE.—Williain Beswick, sub-postmaster. Letters 

of Thom.as Clarke, esq. ia a fine mansion of brick with 

through Northwich, which is the nearest money order 

ofiice k savings bank, arrive in the village at 8.30 a.ra. 4c 

a portico of freestone. Thomas Clarke, esq. and Arthur 

dispatched at 5.30 p.m.; Sundays, arrive at 8.30 a.m. 4c 

Hugh Smith-Barry, esq. of ^Marbury Hall, who is 

dispatched at 11 a.m 

lord of the manor, are chief landowners. The soil is 

Hulse is a township, 3i miles south-east from Northwich, 

and 7 from Knutsford, in Northwich union, 

of a clayey nature, and the land is chiefly in pasture 

for dairy purposes. The population in 1871 was 114 ; 

hundred, and county court district. The land belongs 

the acreage is 460; the rateable valu.p is £1,216 — 

to various owners. The area is 295 acres; rateable 


value £602. Tbe population in 1871 was 74. Letters 

order ofiice, and the nearest post oflice is Great Budworth. 

through Knutsford. 

Comberbaeh is a township aud village. 3 miles 

Lach Dennis is a township, 3J miles south-east 

north-west from Northwich, in the hundred of Bucklow, 

from Northwich, and 7 from Knutsford, in Northwich 

Xorthwich union and county court district. There i.s a 

hundred, union and county court district. The land is 

small chapel for Wesleyans, and a school for boys and 

chiefly the property ot tbe Rev. T. France-Hayhurst. 

cjirls, supported by Lady Jlary Smith-Barry. Rowland 

The area is 400 acres. The rateable value is £767. 

Eyles Egerton-Warburton, esq. J.P. is lord of the 

Tlie population in 1871 was 34. Letters through 

manor. Arthur Hugh Smith-l'arry, esq. is the chief 

Knutsford. The nearest money order office is Northwich, 

and the nearest post office is at Lostock Gralam. 

landowner. The soil is clayey; the subsoil, clay and 

sand. Tbe chief crops are wheat, oats, turnips and Pickmere is a township, 2 miles east of Great Budworth 

and 3 north-east from Northwich, in the hundred 

potatoes. The population in 1871 was 281, and the 

area is o66 acres ; the rateable value is £1,144. 

of Bucklow, Altrincham union, and Northwich county 

court district. Lord De Tabley, who is lord of,the 

Letters through Northwich, which is the nearest money manor, and Captain Fox are the chief landowners. The 

order office and savings bank. The nearest post office is soil is clay, and the subsoil is gravel. The crops are 

at Great Budworth 

wheat and oats, with some land in pasture. Here is a 

Lady Smith-Barry's School, Jlrs.Elizh. Ormston,mistress chapel for Wesleyans erected in the year 1826, and a 

C.iitRiER.— Peter Atkinson, to WaiTington, wed. and sat school for infants lias lately been built by Lord De 

Crowley is a township, 5 miles north from Northwich, 

in Bucklow hundred, Runcorn union, Warring 

is 1,870 acres, including 53 acres of water, called 

Tabley. The population in 1871 was 256, and the area 

ton county court district. The .soil is clayey ; the subsoil 

is.clay. R. E. Egerton-Warburton, esq. J.P. is 

Pickmere Mere ; the rateable value is £2,027. 

chief 

landowner. The laud is chiefly in pasture for dairy 

purposes. There are charities of £13 10s. yearly value. 

The population in 1871 was 204. and ^the area is 1,;?84 

acres ; the rateable value is £2,298. 

Great Budworth. 

Barber Peter 

Bennett Rev. W. R. Lyon [vicnr]. The 

Vicarage 

Gibson Tliomas, Box edge 

Kinder John 

Percival George, Dene cottage 

.Shakerley Geofirey Joseph, J.P. Belmont 

hall 

Warburton Geo. Egerton, Fairfield cot 

Willett Henry 

COMMERCIAL. 

Barber Mary (Mrs.), lUrmer 

Bebbington George, grocer ic origan ist 

of All Saints' 

Burgess George, farmer 

Clarice William Robert, grocer 4c boot 4c 

shoemaker 

Coates MaryAnn (Mrs.), grocr. k dtapr 

Cook William, shopkeeper 

Dean Samuel, farm bailiff to G. J. 

iShakerley, esq 

Dearden James D. drill instructor to 

the Earl of Chester's yeoranry .cavalry 

Drinkwater John k George, Cock inn, 

k fanners 

Drinkwater Jolm, farmer 

Drinkwater William, farmer 

EUison Edward, wheelwright 

Griffiths Ann (Mrs.), smith 

Hopkins John, steward to Arthur Hugh 

Smith-Barry, esq 

Houghton Thomas, farmer 

Hulme Thomas, blacksmith 

Kerfoot John, boot k shoe maker 

Mclntyre John, farraer 

Miers William, farraer, Brownslow 

Newhall James, plumber 4c glazier 

Platt Thomas, tailor 4c shopkeeper 

Rayner Thoinas, tailor 

Stringleraan Richard, grocer 

Suraner Thomas, fanner 

Venables Samuel, farraer 

Warburton George Egerton, agent to R. 

E. E. Warburton, esq. Fairfield cot 

WUkinson Thomas, shoe maker 

WiUett Annie (Miss), ladies' boarding 

school 

Willett Henry, surgeon 


order otfice and savings bank. Tlie nearest post office is 

at Great Budworth 

School (Infants').—Mrs. Elizabeth Smallwood, mistress 

WiUett Wm. Gregory, veterinry.surgn 

Wright Mary {Mfs.),George ^-Dragon, 

k farmer 

Cogshall. 

Bowyer James 

Clarke Thomas, Cogshall hall 

Moreton Mrs 

Bowyer Thoraas, corn raUler 

Clare John, tailor 

Clarke Joseph, farraer 

Grange Thomas, farmer 

Maihlocks Matthew, farmer 

Willis Jijseph, farmer 

Comberbaeh. 

Goodall William, Avenue cottage 

Petit Francis, Ivy cottage 

Rigby Thomas James, Elm cottage 

Iluscoe Robert, Comberbaeh cottage 

Amery Thomas, farmer 4c cattle dealer 

Atkinson Peter, fanner k carrier 

Baguley Thomas, farmer 4c landowner 

Bentley George, clerk 

Boardman John, farmer 

Bramall Andrew, sraith 

Davis Ann (Mr.s.), dressmaker 

Massey John, shopkeeper 

Newton Thos., beer rtlr. k shopkeeper 

Plant Andrew, Spinners inn 

Sliaw Edward, joiner 

Stelfox Edward, farmer. Ivy lodge 

Taylor Williani, boot 4c shoe maker 

Wakefield Thoraas, plmber, glazier 4c 

painter 

White D.iniel, gardener to A. H. 

Smith-Barry, esq 

Winpenny James, shopkeeper 

Woodcock Thomas, tailor 4c draper 

Crowley. 

Beswick John, farmer 

Beswick Wm. blacksmith,Arley smithy 

Caldwell Peter, cowkeeper 

Dennis Jane (Mrs.), farraer 

Earle Thomas, jun. farmer 

Earle Tliomas, farmer 

Gurner Peter, farmer 

Hankey Peter, cowkeeper 

Hankey Richard, farmer 

Jefis Charles, farmer, Crowley lodge 

Norcott Thomas, farraer 

Percival Daniel, farmer 

Rawes Thomas, farmer, Crowley ball 

Rutter John, fanner 

Smith James, farraer. Penny pluck 

Stockton Henry, farmer, Whitley reed 

Stringer Henry, farmer 

Whitehead John, cowkeeper 

Wliitlow Jaraes, farmer. Garland hall 

Birches. 

Clough Ann (Mrs.), farraer. 

hall 

Birch 

Hulse. 

Jackson Thomas, blacksmith 

Kennerley James, fanner 

Kinsey John, farmer, Heathcote house 

Ledward U'illiaiii, farmer 

Stubbs Arthur, farmer 

Lach Dennis. 

Bell Charles, farmer 

Carter John, farmer. New hall 

Gritfitlis Samuel, blacksraith 

Oakes J araes, farraer 

Platt William, farmer 

Pickmere. 

Carter Edward 

Booth William, farmer 

Curbishley Edward,shopkeeper 

Darlington Thomas, farmer 

Hickson Harriet (Mrs.), farmer 

Hickson William, farraer 

Madeley Aaron, Red Lion, k farmer 

Moore Williara, blacksmith 

Moreton John, farmer 

Owen John, farmer 

Pearson Henry, shopkeeper 

Rayner John, shoemaker 

Whalley Adam, f.irmer 

Whalley Lewis, fanner 

Whalley Thomas, farmer 

Woodward Peter, fanner 

Wright James, fanner, Rose's farm 

Wriijht Joshua, fanner

DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. BUGLAWTON. 91 

lilTTIiE BUDWORTH (formeriy called BuD- 

WORTH-IN-THE-FRITH) is a township, village, and 

extensive parish, 4 miles from Delamere station on the 

West Cheshire line, 4 miles east-north-east from Tarporley, 

in the Western division of the county, Eddisbury 

hundred, rural deanery of Middlewich, archdeaconry 

and diocese of Chester, and Northwich union and 

county court district : it was formerly a part of the 

parish of Over, and is described as such in the charter 

for endowing the bishopric of Chester, 38th of 

Henry VIII. Between the years 1153 and 1160 the 

manor was granted by Hugh Cevilibc, together with a 

moiety of the forestership of Mara, to Robert le 

Grosvenor, father of Robert le Grosvenor. Robert le 

Grosvenor, son of Randle, brother of the beforementioned 

Robert, was the father of Richard le 

Grosvenor, who held Budworth for King Edward I. 

as Earl of Chester. The manor continued vested in the 

branch of Grosvenors till the death of Richard le 

Grosvenor, who left Cecilia, his daughter, sole heiress, 

who married twice, into the families of Bromley and 

Mere ; she had issue by Mere, and subsequently married 

John Bradburne, whom she survived. In the reign of 

Henry VI. William del Mere was succeeded in the 

manor by his sister Margaret, the wife of Walter 

Troyford, who sold it in the tenth of the same reign to 

WiUiam Trowtbeck, esq. together with a fourth of the 

manors of Little Neston and Hargreave, for 1,000 

marks. Certain lands, however, in Budworth continued 

for several generations vested in the female line 

of Robert Grosvenor. Budworth remained in the 

possession ot the Trowtbeck family till the death of 

Sir William, who left his daughter Margaret, wife of 

John Talbot, his sole heiress, in the reign of Henry VIII. 

The Talbots thus obtaining possession, Budworth passed 

with other estates to the Earls of Shrewsbury ; but the 

share of the forestership was sold to the Dones, of 

Utkinton in the time of Henry VIII. The church of 

.St. Peter formerly belonged to the nunnery of St. 

Mary in Chester, when it was called the Free Chapel 

of Budworth-le-Frith, within the parish of Over; 

the present edifice consists of chancel, nave, and 

embattled tower, with 5 bells and clock ; the body 

of the church was rebuilt of stone in the year 1798, 

pursuant to the desire of Ralph Kirkham, esq. of 

Manchester, who was educated at the school within 

this parish, and left £1,000 for that object : a stone 

tablet over the vestry door bears the following inscripthe 

trustees of the late Archbishop Sumner, and held by 

the Rev. Robert White, M.A. of Brasenose College, 

Oxford. Adjoining Oulton Park is an infant school, 

erected in 1706, at the cost of Catherine Lady Egerton, 

widow of Sir Philip Egerton to which was added 

in 1852 a more commodious building designed by C. 

Vickers, esq. comprising a large school roora and a 

residence for two schoolmistresses, at the cost of Sir 

Philip de Malpas Grey Egerton, bart. by whom these 

two schools, giving accommodation to 130 children, 

are maintained. The sum of £10 was left by W. 

Kirkham, esq. for the education of twelve children of 

the parish, to be nominated by his representatives. 

Dodd's charity of £1.30 yearly is for six poor men and 

six poor women ; Kirkham's, of £40 yearly, is for tht; 

benefit of the poor. Oulton Hall, the noble seat of Sir 

Philip de Malpas Grey Egerton, bart. M.P. for South 

Cheshire, and J.P. is an elegant and spacious mansion 

of brick, with stone dressings, and situated in a most 

delightful park, stocked with about 300 bead of fine 

deer : tbe park is supposed to have originally formed 

a portion of the forest of Delamere, being marked by 

the same inequality of surface. On the north side of 

the park a beautiful monument has been erected to 

John Francis Egerton, son of the Rev. Sir Philip Grey 

Egerton, of Oulton Park, born August 10, 1810 ; died 

January 23, 1846 : in December, 1845, he was present 

with the division of Major-General Sir John Littler in 

the attack upon the enemy's entrenched camp at 

Ferozeshah. on the evening of the 21st ; and on the 

morning of the 22nd, after a severe conflict, this 

position was carried, and the victory was already 

secure, when it was his sad fate to fall by the sudden 

assault of two Sikhs, concealed in a village upon the 

captured ground, which, as a duty, he was reconnoitring: 

he was found upon the battle-field thirty hours after 

he fell, and was conveyed to Ferozepore, where, after a 

month of great suffering, he died : on the south side 

of this monument is a specimen of exquisite carving, 

emblematical of the ascault. Few families can boast 

of a more illustrious line of genuine English ancestry 

than the house of Oulton. A court leet and baron is 

held for the manor. The manor is now vested in the 

Earl of Shrewsbury and Talbot, who is the chief landed 

proprietor; Sir Philip de Malpas Grey Egerton, bart. 

M.P. is also a landowner. The area is 2,762 statute 

acres, which are chiefly in pasturage ; rateable value, 

£4,779. The population in 1871 was 601. 

Parish Clerk, Robert Done. 

tion :—" This church is augmented with £200 by lot, by 

proposal of £20 per annum out of the rent of the | p^g.^, OFFICE.—Miss Mary HaUmark, receiver. Letters 

rectory, by Samuel, Lord Bjshop of Chester, in con- arrive from Tarporley at 7.30 a.ra; dispatched .it 5.30 

junction with £200 from the governors of the bounty." j p.nj. The nearest money order office is at Tarporley. 

The register dates from the year 1562. The living is &\Lady Grey Egerton's School, George Henry KiclioUs, 

vicarage, yearly value £120, with residence, in the gift of | master; Mrs. Mary NichoUs, infants' mistress. 

Egerton Sir Philip de Malpas Grey, 

bart., M.p. for South Cheshire 4c J.P. 

Oulton park 

Barry James Smith, Whitehall 

Beckett WUUam 

White Rev. Robert, M.A. Vicarage 

White James 

CCMMERCIAL. 

Austin Joseph, farmer, Budworth com 

Barlow James, Egerton Arms 

Bayley Martha(Mrs.),J?

92 BUGLAWTON. CHESHIRE. [POST OFFICE 

are free : the east window is stained, in two compartments—one 

representing The Descent from the Cross, 

and the other The Entombment : there are two marble 

tablets—one to the memory of Edward Hogg, M.D. and 

the other to Mi-s. Elizabeth Johnson. The church was 

restored in 1873 at a cost of £200. The registers date 

from the year 1840. The living is a vicarage, yearly 

value £370 with residence, in the gift of the rector of 

Astbury, and held by the Rev. William Besant, B.A. of 

Hertford College, Oxford. Here is a Primitive Methodist 

chapel. Tbe Wesleyans have a chapel and day 

school at Key Green. The National school, near the 

church, is a stone building, erected in 1843, partly by 

subscription and partly by grants from the Committee of 

Council and the National Society. On the eastern side 

of the township is a high hill called The Cloud, from the 

summit of which is seen the most extensive and diversified 

prospect in the county ; the highest point is 1,190 

feet above the level of the sea. The Macclesfield Canal 

and the North Staffordshire railway intersect the town- 

Besant Rev. Wra. B.A. [vicar] 

Chapman Mrs. The Lowe house 

Chapman Thomas, The Lowe house 

Dale Mrs. Gorsey lane 

Elray Ben, Buxton road 

Harrison John, Spring bank 

Harthan Mrs. 'Tirabersbrook 

Hogg Capel Wilson, J.P. Davenshaw ho 

Johnson Charles, Dane cottage 

Johnson Mrs. Throstle Nest house 

Pearson Mrs. Buglawton hall 

Shaw Anthony, Bank house 

Vaudry Mrs. Bath vale 

COMMERCIAL. 

BaWeyWm.George l/f Dragon,C&tstone 

Barton Henry, Church House, Harding's 

bank 

Barton Henry,silk throwster 4c silkman, 

Dane mill 

Bayley Enoch, farmer, Hoofridge 

Berresford k Johnson, shopkeepers, 

Harding's bank 

Booth George, joiner. Key green 

Booth Jonthn. pattern mkr. Key green 

Bostock George, farmer, Overton 

Bowler Charles, farmer. The Lowe 

Bowler Jhn. Chas.frmr. HighBent farm 

Bowler Joseph, farmer. Weathercock 

Bowler Thomas, farmer, Peover lane 

Bowler Wra. farmer, Pedley house farm 

Broadhurst Joseph, farmer. Tan house 

Brown Elizh. (Mrs .),beer rtlr.Cloud side 

Brown Geo. farmer. Green House farm 

Brown George,farraer, smithy farm 

Brown Moses, farmer, Irlara 

Brown Thoraas, farmer. Black heath 

Brown Thomas, farmer 4c assistant overseer, 

Crossley hall 

Burrows William, shopkeeper. Mill st 

Cartledge William Edward, fiint, stone 

4c bone grinder 

Chapel Nathan, farmer. Canal side 

Charlesworth James, cowkeeper 

Coldough Daniel, coal dealer 

ship; the latter takes its course about a mile and a 

half from the village, crossing the Valley of the Dane 

by a viaduct of twenty arches. Silk throwsting, the 

manufacture of ribbons and trimmings, and of turkish 

towels is carried on here. Buglawton Hall, the seat of 

Mrs. Pearson, is a stone mansion, delightfully situated 

amongst picturesque scenery. Lord Egerton, who is 

lord of the manor, J. C. Antrobus, esq. J.P. Mrs. Pearson, 

Mr. Thomas Chapman, and Hugh WiUiam Williamson, 

esq. are the chief landowners. The area is 2,852 

acres ; rateable value £9,278 ; the population in 1871 

was 1,629. 

Sexton, Allen Stanway. 

Letters through Congleton, the nearest money order office 

BuoLAWTON LOCAL BOARD. 

Clerk, John Edward Garside, Congleton 

Surveyor Sf Inspector, Thoraas Brown 

Treasurer, Andrew Wingate 

National School, Harding's bank, Arthur Pickford, raaster; 

Mrs. Elizalieth Pickford, mistress 

Key Green, Mrs. Harvey, mistress 

Cotterill Jonathan, farraer 4c stone Proctor George, farmer, Crowley farm 

mason, Croutch lane 

' Rowley Ann (Mrs.), ribbon 4c trimming 

CotterillThos. Dale John, farmer. mason The k farmer,Rainbow 

Wood Scott manufacturer James, Throstle Nest tavern 

Dale Joseph, farraer, Light hay farm 

Davenport Samuel, shoe maker 

Dutton Wra. silk throwster, Timbersbrk 

Goodwin Jonn. blacksmith. The Cloud 

Hammond Henry, farmer 4c cattle 

dealer, Bath vale 

Hanforth Sarah Ann (Miss), farmer, 

Middle lane 

Harrison Hannah (Mrs.), farraer 

Hogg, Henry 4c Son, silk throwsters, 

Davenshaw raill 

Horrabin Esther (.Mrs.), Bulmer farm 

Hulrae Nathan, farmer, Havannab la 

Ince George (Mrs.), shopkeeper. Mill st 

Johnson Brothers, silk throwsters .S: 

silkmen. Throstle Nest mill 

Johnson Sarah Ann (Miss), farraer. 

The Cloud 

Joynson Samuel, tailor, Harding's bank 

Knight Ann (Mrs.),farmr.01d Spout ho 

Lancaster Jaraes, beer retailer, Danein-Sliaw 

Lancaster Wm. Fair House, Rainow 

Leese Eliza (Mrs.), beerretailer Mill st 

Leete Geo. Robin Hood, Lawton gi'een 

Lomas Joseph, farmer, Big Fenton 

Lucas Philip, farmer, Rookery farm 

Machin Geo. farmer. Dig Lake farm 

Machin Josiah,farmer. Wood farm 

May Mary (Mrs.), grocer, Havannah 

Mellor J as.mason & farmer,Yewtree frm 

Mitchell David, farraer. Alders farm 

Mitchell Hannah (Miss), farmer, New 

Spout house 

Mitchell Thomas, cowkeeper, Gorsey 

lane 

Moses John, shoe maker 

Moss Thomas, shoemaker. Key green 

Mycock Betsy (Miss), butcher 

Potts Joseph, silk machine maker 

BUNBTJRY is a township, village and large parish, 

in the Nantwich union and county court district, and 

Western division of the county, rural deanery of Nantwich, 

archdeaconry and diocese of Chester. The parish 

comprises the townships of Alprabam, Beeston, Calveley, 

Uaughton, Peckforton, Ridley, Spurstow, Tilston 

Fearnall, Tiverton, and Wardle in the east division of 

the Eddisbury hundred, and Burwardsley in the east 

division of the Broxton hundred. The township of 

Bunbury is a mile and a half south-east from the Beeston 

station of the London and North Western railway and 

the Chester and Eliesmere Canal, 3^ miles south-east 

from Tarporley, 8 north-west from Nantwich, 9 north 

from Whitchurch, and 10 north-by-east from Malpas. 

The church of St. Boniface is an ancient and beautiful 

fabric of stone, and consists of chancel, nave, 

aisles, gallery, and the chapels of Davenport, Spurstow 

and Egerton : the chancel is in the Decorated 

style ; the nave, built 100 years after the chancel, is in 

tbe Later Perpe dicular stylo ; it is in 8 bays, c ntainirg 

Scragg Edwin (exors. ot) engineers, 

milhvrights, iron ic brass founders, 

Albert iron works 

Sherratt Thos. fanner 4c cattle dealer. 

Rainbow cottage 

Skellern Clement Beamon, grocer 4c 

draper, The Cloud 

Skellern Samuel, tailor, Cloud side 

Skellern Simeon, farmer 4: cattle dealer, 

Hineswood farm 

Slack Thos. joiner 4c farmr. Raihvay frm 

Slater John, farmer, Peover farm 

Slater WUliam,blacksmith. Fingerpost 

Smith Eliza (Miss), shopkeeper, Havannah 

street 

Smallwood Thomas, silk dyer 

Sproson John, house k sign painter, 

Harding's bank 

StanwayAlIen, cowkpr. Harding's bank 

Stubbs Robert, farmer. The Lowe 

Stubbs Thomas, farmer. Tall asli 

Swindells Abrahm. cowkpr. Finger post 

Taylor Ambrose, farmer, The Lowe 

Tegell Wra. silk throwster, Woodho. mUl 

Thompstone Mark. mllr. Dane-iii-81iaw 

Thornton 4c Whiteley, lace silk throwsters, 

Windsor I'liill 4c Havannah 

mills, Eaton 

Townsend Thomas,turkish towel manufacturer, 

tSultaii mill 

Waller Abrahni. shopkpr. Harding's bk 

Ward John Potts, farmer. Brook house 

Ward Joshua, stone niercht. The Limes 

Webb James, grocer; 4c at 65 Lawton 

street, Congleton 

Withers Thos. farraer, Rainbow farm 

Wood James 4c Son, ribbon 4c trimming 

manufacturers, Lower Washford mill 

Worth Charles, farraer, Hoofridge 

Yates Abel, carter 4c shopkpr. Bath vale 

windows of a very handsome character; the tower is 

supported by 4 massive pieri, with deep and elaborate 

mouldings of the Decorated period, and contains a peal 

of 6 bells and a clock ; the entrance under the towar is 

very fine : the Ridley, or Egerton, chapel was erected 

by Sir Ralph Egerton, of Kidley, in 1527 ; it was an 

exquisite work of art, but has been disfigured by lath 

and plaster, and is now in a ruinous condition : the 

church contains several fine monuments, apaong which 

is a rich altar tomb, occupying the centre of the chancel, 

to Sir Hugh Calveley, the Cheshire hero, who distinguished 

himself during Edward the Third's invasion of 

France, and one to Sir George Beeston, one of tbe 

admirals who aided in the destruction of the Spanish 

Armada; he died at the age of 102. In 186415 the 

church underwent a complete restoration, with the 

addition of a new roof and clerestory windows, the expense 

being defrayed'by subscription. The register dates 

from 1559. In 1575 Thomas Aldersey purchased the 

rectory and advowron, and about 1592 grautcd a lease to

DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. BUNBURY. 93 

hirt brother for 500 years, at £130 per annum ; a sum of 

100 marks per annum, the best house, and 28 acres in 

land were apportioned to a preacher ; £20 per annum to 

a curate ; £20, a house, and some land, to a schoolmaster 

; and £10, a house and land, to an usher ; his 

lineal descendant, Thomas Aldersey, esq. of Aldersey, 

is tbe present lay impropriator. The advowson was 

granted to the Haberdashers' Company of London, 

who now hold the patronage, and the Rev. William 

Lowe, M.A. of Trinity College, Dublin, is perpetual 

curate or vicar ; the Rev. Edward Roberts, M.A. of 

St. Mary's Hall, Oxford, is the preacher; the living 

has been augmented with £1,800 of Queen Anne's 

Bounty. Sir Hugh Calveley founded a college here, 

which was afterwards dissolved by Edward VI. The 

Wesleyan Methodists have a chapel in the township. 

A grammar school, founded by Thomas Aldersey 

in the reign of Elizabeth, has been converted into a 

school, on the National system, for both sexes, under the 

Committee of Privy Council: it has an endowment of 

£70 yearly ; the charities produce about £50 yearly. 

Lord Tollemache is lord of the manor and principal landowner. 

Tbe area of the township is 1.140 acres ; rateable 

value, £3.100 ; population in 1871, 

manor. 

965. 

POST, MONEY ORDER 4C TELEGRAPH OFFICE. 4C 

Savings Bank 4c Government Insurance 4c Annuity Office, 

Higner Bunbury.—William Cowap, postmaster. Letters ' 

arrive from Tarporley at 7.30 a.m.; dispatched at 6 p.m.; 

There is a waU letter box at Lower Bunbury, cleared at 

5.30 p.ra 

IxsuRANCE AGENTS:— 

Royal, WiUiam T. Bunce, Four Lanes end, Tiverton 

Sovereign Life, T. Sheen 

School, William Bailey, master 

Beeston is a township 2 miles west-north-west 

from Bunbury and 2 south from Tarporley. The township 

is intersected by the Chester branch of the London 

and North Western Railway (which has a station here), 

aud the Shropshire Union Canal. The castle, occupying 

a romantic site on the summit of an isolated rock, was 

founded about 1220 by Ranulph de Blundville, Earl of 

Chester, after his return from the Holy Land ; it was a 

place of great strength (to which its natural position 

contributed largely) till after the taking of Chester in 

1646, when it was dismantled, and has since been aUowed 

to fall to ruin. A well, frequently mentioned by antiquarians, 

extends to the depth of Beeston brook, in the 

valley below (122 yards) ; the castle is the property of 

Lord Tollemache of Helmingham, lord of themanorand 

principal landowner. The Primitive Methodists have 

:i chapel here. The area is 1,957 acres ; rateable value, 

C3,925 17s.; the population in 1871 was 317. 

Letters by foot post from Tarporley. The nearest money 

order 4c telegraph offices are at Tarporley k Bunbury 

INSURANCE AGENT:—Railway Passengers', G. Frost 

Railway Station, George Frost, station master 

Calveley is a small scattered village and township 

situated 3 J miles south-east from Tarporley; the Chester 

and Crewe Railway has a station here. Calveley 

Hall, the residenceôf Captain John Kennedy, is an 

ancient mansion, pleasantly situ.ated in a well-wooded 

park of about 60 acres ; a small domestic chapel stands 

in the park for the use of the hall. Calveley House is 

now used as a farmhouse. Arthur B. Davenport, esq. 

is lord of the manor and chief landowner ; there are 

several smaller proprietors. The area is 1,517 acres ; 

rateable value, £2,900; the population in 1871 was 

263. 

Peckforton is a township 2 miles south-west from 

Bunbury and 3^ south-south-west from Tarporley. 

Peckforton Castle, the seat of Lord Tollemache of 

Helmingham, is a magnificent building of red sandstone, 

which was quan-ied on the estate ; the lofty round 

tower or keep forms a landmark for many miles : a 

domestic chapel is attached to the Castle, which is used 

by the neighbouring inhabitants; the Rev, Edward 

Titley, B.A. is chaplain ; the handsome entrance lodge 

is used as a school for children of both sexes. The site 

of this beautiful pile is well chosen, being near the 

summit of Peckforton HUl, from which a most varied 

and extensive view is obtained. The area is 1,729 

acres; rateable value, £2,250; the population in 1871 

was 205. 

Letters by foot post from Tarporley. The nearest raoney 

order office is at Bunbury 

National School, Mrs. Hannah Speed, mistress 

Ridley is a township 2^ miles south-by-west from 

Bunbury, and 5 south from Tarporley. The Earl of 

Cottenham is principal landowner and lord of the 

Ridley Hall, a fine oak building, but now a 

farmhouse, is about a mile west. The area is 1,419 

acres ; rateable value, £1,741 15s.; the population in 

1871 was 111. Letters by foot post from Tarporley. 

The nearest money order office is at Bunbury. 

Spurstow is a township 2 miles south from Bunbury, 

j in the Nantwich county court district. Here is a spring 

I possessing medicinal qualities,which for many years was 

! resorted to for bathing ; a house, now attached to a farm, 

was formerly an inn used by the bathers. There are 

two chapels of the Primitive Methodists, with Sunday 

schools. Lord Crewe is principal landowner and lord 

of the manor. In this township is Lower Spurstow 

Hall, an ancient seat of the Alderseys, to whom it still 

belongs, but is the residence of Hugh Dutton, esq. 

Spurstow Hall, a fine old building, is the residence of 

David Bird. Oaklands, a good red brick mansion, 

standing in a park of 11 acres, is the seat of James 

Jones, esq. J.P. The area is 1,797 acres ; rateable value. 

£2,800 ; the population in 1871 was 499. 

POST OFFICE.—Thomas Manley, receiver. Letters from 

Tarporley arrive at 8.10 a.ra.; dispatched at 5 p.m. The 

nearest money order office is at Bunbury 

INSURANCE A'GENT.—Sovereign Life, S. Vickers 

Wardle (or WARDHULL) is a township and scattered 

village, 4 miles north-west from the market town of 

Nantwich and 5 south-east from Tarporley, in the 

Eastern division of the Eddisbury hundred. The Shropshire 

Union Railway and Canal Company have a wharf 

in this township. Draining tiles for agricultural purposes 

are extensively manufactured by Mrs. Hannah 

Hitchen and John George Buckley. The manor, at the 

Norman accession, was given to Hugo de Mara, probably 

one of the king's Norman followers. The local 

name was early assumed by the family in possession ; 

and it appears from an old deed that Catherine de 

Wrenbury gave all her lands in Wrenbury to Philip, son 

of David de Egerton, which lands are described therein 

as Wordel Park and Le Breres. By inquisitions in the 

reigns of Henry VI. Richard III. and Henry VII. the.se 

lands were found to be held from the Grosvenors of 

Holme. The Breretons afterwards held them from the 

Egertons, with the moiety of the barony of Malpas. 

Wardle became afterwards possessed by tbe Priestland 

family, from whom it was purchased by Thomas Wilbraham, 

of Woodhey, esq. from whom it descended to 

the Earl of Dysart, and is now in possession of Lord 

Tollemache of Helmingham : he and Miss Harrison and 

Misses Hill are the principal landowners. Mr. James 

Letters through Tarporley via Alpraham. The nearest Rutter is also an owner. Wardle Hall, an ancient building 

of brick and wood, was formerly enclosed by a 

money order office is at Bunbury 

Railway Station, John Hughes, station master 

moat, which has been filled in, with the exception of a 

Haughton is a township and small village, a mile portion on the south-east side ; and in the year 1849 a 

and a half south from Bunbury. The Rev. W. B. Garnett 

is principal landowner and lord of the manor. The the hall. In 1871 the population was 162. The rate 

brick dwelling for a farmhouse was erected near to 

Hall, a stuccoed building, is the residence of Captain able value is £1,935. This tovraship comprises 1,036 

A. J. Garnett. The area is 1,079 acres ; rateable value, statute acres, chiefly applied to the cultivation of grain 

£1,650; the population in 1871 was 144. Letters and pasture.- Letters through Nantwich via Barbridge. 

The nearest money order office is at Bunbury. 

from Tarporley via Bunbury, which is the nearest money 

order office

94 BUNBURY. 

Bunbury. 


Aspinall Mrs. FO.Y dale 

Bird William, Lower Bunbury 

Blumbley Mrs. Chapel bouse 

Cawley Mrs. North lodge 

Cawley Stephen 

ChaUiner Samuel, Bunbury heath 

Davenport Edward 

Kirkpatrick Arthur 

Lowe Rev. Williara, M.A. Vicarage 

Plumley Mrs. Bunbury heath 

Roberts Rev. Edward, M.A. [surrogate], 

Rectory 

Shaw Charles, Bunbury heath 

Spencer Joseph, Bunbury heath 

Walton George, Bunbury heath 

Whalley Miss, Bunbury heath 

Withenshill Mrs. Bunbury heath 

Young Miss, Bunbury heath 

COMMERCIAL. 

Bird WiUiam, surgeon. Lower Bunbury 

Cawley Stephen, land agent 

ClarkSaml.Z)j/sarf .4 r//(.?,4c blacksmith 

rti?c'w/?or^ Arms 

Major Jaraes, farmer, Calveley house 

Peet Miss, ladies' day 4c boarding school 

Ravenscroft John, farmer 

Ravenscroft William, farmer 

Scragg Thoraas, tile k tUe raachine 

maker 

Tapley John, butcher 4c cattle dealer 

Tricketts Thoraas, fanner 

Welch George, blacksmith 

Haughton. 

Broster Miss 

Garnett Captain Alfred J. Haughton 

hall 

Ankers John, shoe maker 

Bebbington Samuel, farmer 

Bracegirdle HoUand, Nag's Head 

Dentitli Thoinas, shoe maker 

Green Sarah (Mrs.), farmer 

Groucott John, farmer 

Harding Jaraes, farraer 

Hull Henry, farraer 

Jackson Luke, farraer 

Manning Thomas, farraer 

Nixon John, farraer 4c cattle dealer 

Owen Richard, farmer 4c land surveyor 

Royle John, farmer 

Sadler Williara, farraer 

Sadler WiUiara, shopkeeper 

Smith Joseph, cowkeeper 

Sutton Mary (Mrs.), farmer 

Tapley George, farmer 

Vicars John, shoe raaker 

Windser Joseph, shop 4c cow keeper 

Wright William, cowkeeper 

Peckforton. 

ToUemache of Helmingham Lord, Peckforton 

castle 

Titley Rev. Edward, B.A. [chaplain to 

Lord Tollemache 4c incumbent of 

Burwardsley], Ivy cottage 

Titley Mrs. Ivy cottage 

BURLEY DAM is an ecclesiastical parish formed 

in 1869 from the mother pari-hes of Audlem and 

Acton ; it is in the Western division of the county, 

hundred, union and county court district of Nantwich, 

rural deanery of Nantwich und archdeaconry and 

diocese of Chester. The viUage of Burley Dam is 

situated on the ror.d leading from Audlem to Whitchurch, 

Salop, and is partly in the township of Dodcottcum-WilksIey 

and partly in the township of Newhall. 

Burley Dam chapel, named St. Michael, is a cruciform 

building, built in 1769 by Sir Lynch Cotton : the 

church yard is enclosed with an iron palisading, and is 

about to be enlarged, half an acre of ground having 

been given by Viscount Combermere for that purpose. 

The register dates from the year 1770. The liviug is a 

vicarage, yearly value £222 3s. 4d. and residence, in 

the gift of Lord Combermere, and held by the Rev. 

Thomas Edward Meredyth, M.A. of Magdalene College, 

Cambridge. Tbe Vicarage house, situated near to the 

church, was built about 1862. Schools for 120 children 

were built here in 1872 on land given by Viscount Combermere, 

at a cost of £900, raised by subscriptions; 

[POST 

COHAIERCIAL. 

Dodd Thoinas, farmer 

Dutton Sarah (Mrs.), farmer 

Hewitt John, gamekeeper 

Jones Anne (Mrs.), farmer 

Major Samuel, farmer 

Nield Thomas, farmer, 

hall 

Scaville Thomas, shopkeeper 

Watson George, stone mason 

OFFICE 

Peckforton 

Ridley. 

Badcock George, farmer 

Blackshaw Sarah (Mrs.), farmer 

Cooper Robert, farmer & maltster 

Hale Philip, farmer 

Hewitt George, cowkeeper 

Malt Thomas, cowkeeper 

Mottram Elizabeth (Mrs.), cowkeeper 

Rycroft Thomas, cowkeeper 

Shaw Stephen, farmer 

Sparks Williara, gamekeeper 

Willis Charles, farmer, Ridley hall 

WiUis Henry, farmer, Ridley farm 

Spurstow. 

Davenport Edward 

Jones James, J.P. Oaklands 

Manley Thomas 

Turton John, Lion bou.se 

COMMERCIAL. 

Barker Edward, farmer 

Bebbington William, shoe maker 

Bird David, farmer, Spurstow liall 

Challiner Samuel, Crewe Artns 

Cocksey Joseph, farmer 4c landowner 

Cookson James, farmer 

DuttonHugh.farmr.Low.Spurstow hall 

Dutton Jobn, farraer, Bath house 

Garner John, grocer 

Garner Joseph, cowkeeper 

Henshall Edward, blacksmith 

Hunt Enoch, farraer 

Jackson Luke, farraer 

Jones John, farmer 

Mulloch George, farraer, Radley wood 

Palin Joseph, farmer 4c shopkeeper 

Palin Thomas, farraer 

Pickering John, tailor 

Sandbach Adam, farmer 

Vickers Richard, grocer k tailor 

Windsor Joseph,shopkeeper 

Wardle. 

Buckley John Geo. draining tnemnnfr 

Dodd Thomas, farmer 

Findlow Thomas, farraer, Wardle hall 

Hilditch Charles, farmer 

Hitchen Hannah (Mrs.), agricultural 

tUe manufacturer, Tweedale works 

Lewis WilUam, farmer 4c beer retaUer 

Lieveley Samuel, farmer 

Rutter James, farmer 4c land owner 

Rutter PhiUip, farraer 

Vickers Jobn, farraer 

there is a house for the master attached : the school 

is supported by Viscount Combermere, assisted by a 

Government grant. Viscount Combermere is the principal 

landowner. The soil is mixed ; subsoil clay and 

sand. The land is chiefly in pasture for dairy purposes. 

The area is 3,456 acres ; thepopulation in 1871 was 500. 

Parish Clerk, John Taylor. 

POST OFFICE.—John Ryder, receiver. Letters through 

Whitchurch (Salop), arrive at 8.45 a.m.; dispatched at 

4.40 p.m. 4c 0..55 a.m. on sunday. Aston is the nearest 

money order office 

School (Mixed), Edward Storer, master; Mrs. Sophia 

Storer, infants' mistress 

Dodcott-cum-Wilksley (or Wilkesley), on the 

Salop border, 3^ miles south-west from Audlem is a 

township, partly in that parish and partly in that ot 

Burley Dam. The nearest stations are at Audlem and 

Wrenbury. In this township is situated Combermere 

Abbey, the seat of Viscount Combermere : it is an elegant 

and spacious stone mansion ; the entrance ball 

contains a variety of implements of war, chiefly taken

DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. BURWARDSLEY. 95 

by tbe late Field Marshal Viscouut Combermere, in 

his Indian campaigns : the park contains 886 acres. 

Combermere Mere, adjoining the mansion, is 138 acres 

in extent, and is well stocked with fish. The charities 

are £19 yearly. Viscount Combermere is lord of the 

manor and principal landowner. 

Burley Dam. 

Meredyth Rev. Thomas Edward, M.A. 

[vicar], Vicarage 

Blackburne Mrs. Ivy cottage 

Bourne Sammd, sen 

COMMERCIAL. 

Bourne Samuel, farmer. Goldsmith ho 

Burgess Thomas, farmer 

Ryder John, grocer 4c provision dealer 

Wycberley Richard, Co/rt6er/7ifi;t'.4 r/ns 

Dodcott. 

Combermere The Right Hon.Viscount, 

Combermere abbey 

Dain Benjamin James, Park view 

Parry-J ones Mrs. Smeaton 

Wilksley (or Wilkesley), a hamlet in this township, 

contains a few farms and cottages. A sale for cattU: 

is held on the second aud la.'it Mondays in each month, 

at the Salamanca Hotel, adjoining Wrenbury station. 

The area is 5,090 acres ; rateable value £8,709 ; tht> 


Baddeley Jo.shua, farraer. Manor house 

Bebbington Jas. farmer, Lightwood grn 

Botley Ellen (Mrs.), farmer. Walk mill 

Boffey Robert, farmer. The Rookery 

Cliff Thos. blacksmiib, Lightwood grn 

Corfield Sarah(Mrs.), farmer,Butterlev 

Heys 

Dain Benjamin James, land agent to 

the Right Hon. Viscount Combermere, 

Park view 

Davis .\lfred, farmer, Lightwood grn 

Derricutt Francis, farraer, Royals grn 

Diinelow Thomas, farmer, Ferney Heys 

Goldbourn Jsph. sen, farmr. Wilkesley 

Gouldbourn Joseph, firmer, Wilkesley 

Gresty Charles, farmer, Hay fields 

Heath Thomas, farraer. Withy moor 

Hope Jas. bricklayer, Lightwood grn 

Hughes Mary (.Mrs.), farmer k miller. 

Brooks raiil 

Hulse Thoraas. blacksraith, WUkeslcy 

Huntbach Robert, farmer, Northvvood 

Kendrlck James, shopkeeper 

Lewis Thomas, fanner, Smeaton wnod 

Lievsley George, fanner. Royals grn 

Mort Jo-seph, farraer, Blackhurst 

riggott John, farmer, Haywood 

Robinson John, farmer. The Grange 

Sadler Richard, farmer, Snieaton\\ood 

.Sadler William, farmer. Yew Tree ho 

Stant William, farmer. Royals green 

Wycherley Richard. Salamanca hotel 

BURTONT is a p.arish, containing the townships of i ton Hall, now occupied by Jaraes I'. Campbell, esq. is 

Burton and Puddington, 2.\ miles south from Hadlow 1 beautifully situated above the Dee estuary and cloee to 

Road station on the Parkgate branch of the Great the village. Thomas Wilson, Bishop of Sodor and 

Western and London and North Western railways, 3} Man, was born here in 1663 : be founded a school lor 

from Ledsham station and 3| from Hooton station on the instruction of the parishioners of Burton: tbe endowment 

consists of 26 acres, producing £38 yearly. 

the Chester and Birkenhead railway, 8 J north-west from 

Chester, and 12 south from Birkenhead, in the Western The area, which includes the Salt Marsh, is, of the pHrisli 

division of the county, higher division of the hundred 3,497 acres and of the townshio 2,138 acres ; rateable 

of Wirral, union of Wirral, coanty court district of I value of the township £1,772 17s.; the population in 

Birkenhead, rural deanery of Wy reh.all, or Wirral, arch 1871 was, parish 437 ; township 272. 

deaconry of Liverpool and diocese of Chester, situated Parish Clerk, Joseph Jones. 

on the estuary of the Dee, and was once a market town: 

at one time a fair was held on the festival of St. James, Letters through Great Neston, which is the nearest money 

but it is not now observed. The church of St. Nicholas order otfice 

is a plain building, and (with the exception of the east National School, George West, master; Miss Eliza G. 

end of the north aisle) was rebuilt in 1721 and was 

West, assistant mistress 

INSURANCE AGENT.—Liverpool Sf London Sf Globe, 

thoroughly restored and re-seated in 1870 at a cost of 

Thoraas Coidiner 

£2,000 : the chancel was rebuilt at the sole expense of Puddington is a township and village in the parish 

William Congreve, esq. : it has chancel, nave, north of Burton, 3 miles south-west from Ledsham railway 

.-lisle and a tower at the west end containing 5 bells. [ station, 7J north-west from Chester, and 13 south from 

The register dates from the 16th century. The living • Birkenhead, situated on the estuary of the Dee. The 

IS a Vicarage, yearly value .C75, in the gift of William I tithes are impropriate and belong to St. John's Hospital, 

Congreve, esq. who is lay impropriator; the Rev. Lichfield. The old mansion of Puddington Hall has been 

Thomas Dunn, M.A. of Worcester College, Oxford, is converted into a farm house. An Infant school w.as 

the incumbent. Here was formerly a hospital, to which j built and opened in 1877, at the sole expense of Lady 

Alexander de Savensby, Bishop of Lichfield, appropriated 

tbe tithes of Burton. Henry Vll.in 1494 gave i JIassey Stanley Errington, bart. There is a cbapel for 

i Errington. The whole township belongs to Sir John 

the hospital, with the rectorial .and vicarial tithes and Roman Catholic?. The area, which includes tbe S:ilt 

glebe, to the hospital of St. John nt Lichfield, and they Marsh, is 1,359 acres ; rateable value £2,133 4s. ; the 

arc still held by that charity. There is a poor's fund ! population in 1871 was 16.">. 

of .ei ICs. yearly for distribution. William Congreve, 

e.«q. who is lord of the manor, owns the whole township j Letters through Great Nestou, which is the nearest money 

of Bor^.on, with the exception of the glebe, which he order office. Letter box cleared at 5.20 p.m 

rents from St. John's Hospital, Lichfield: his .seat, Bur- School, Miss E. BoUingbrook, mistress 

Burton. 

Campbell James P. The Hall 

Congreve Miss, Bank house 

Dunn Rev. Thoraaf, M.A. [vicar] 

COMMERCIAL. 

Cordiner Jane (Mrs.), farmer 

Cordiner Thomas, ngent for Liverpool, 

London 4c Globe Insurances 

Cotterell George, shopkeeper 

Fleming Archibald, farmer 

Gerrard Fronces (.Mrs.), farmer 

Ingleby John, butcher 

Johnson William, farmer 

Jones Joseph, wheelwright 

Kemp James, farraer 

Kemp Richard, fanner 

Kemp William, tiirtiier 

Knovvlcs George, fanner 

Purry Thomas, shopkeeper 

Taylor Tliomns, farmer 

Thomason William, tailor 

Tickle Ephraim, fanner 

Tickle Maria (Mrs.), farmer 

Venables Robert, blacksmith 

Williams John, shoe maker 

Puddington. 

Baron Rev. Peter [Roman Catholic'', 

Old hall 

Byrne Joscjili Walter, Chapel house 

Errington .îr John Massey Staidiy, 

bart. Puddington cottage 

Bedson George, wheelwright 

Carter William, farraer 

Davies Edward, farraer 

Davies John, shoe raaker 

Griffith Robert, fanner 

Hamson Williara, farraer, Old Hall frm 

Mann Robert, farmer 

Morion James, land steward to Sir 

John M. S. Errington, bart 

Roberts John, farraer 

Tomlinson Thomas, farmer 

Wood Frank, shopkeeper 

BURWARDSLEY is a township and chapelry, 4 

miles west-south-west from Bunbury, and 4.J souihsouth-west 

from Tarporley, on tbe Peckforton range of 

hills, in the Western division of the county, hundred of 

Broxton, Nantwich union and county court district. 

The churoh of St. John is of stone, and has nave and 

south porch. The living is a perpetual curacy, endowed 

with about £46 yeariy,in the gift of the bishop of the 

. 

The aiea is 1,015 acres ; rateable value £4 297 IO-. 

The population in 1871 was 522. Letters by foot 

post from Tattenhall, which is the nearett money 

order office.

.96 BYLEY-CUM-YATEHOUSE. CHESHIRE. [POST OFFICE 

Carr Eli, farmer 

Darlington Abraham, farmer 

Dodd George, stone mason 

Dodd John,shopkeeper 

Foster Thoraas, farmer 

Foster Thomas, jun. farmer, Higher 

Burwardsley 

Garner Thomas, farmer 

Harding John, tailor 

Kinsey George, farraer 

Kinsey Robert, farmer 

Parsons Ann (Miss), shopkeeper 

Parsons William, farmer 

Price George, shoe maker 

BYLEY-CUM-YATEHOUSE is a township, in 

the hundred, union and county court district of Northwich, 

2 miles north-east from Middlewich. Byleycum-Leese 

is an ecclesiastical parish, formed in 1848 

from the mother parishes of Davenham, Middlewich, 

and Sandbach, and comprises the townships of Byleycum-Yatehouse, 

Stublach, part of Rudheath lordship, 

Leese, and part of Cranage. The church of St. John 

the Evangelist, erected in 1846, is a red brick building, 

in the Norman style, with square tower, north porch, 

chancel and nave, and has two handsome stained windows 

and one bell : there are 250 sittings. The register 

dates from the year 1864. The living is a vicarage, 

yearly value £110, in the gift of the vicar of Middlewich, 

and held by the Rev. Thomas William Kidd, M.A. 

Byley-cum-Yatehouse. 

Bowden Edward, farmer 

Buckley Joseph, farmer, Higher green 

Holland John, farmer, Byley hall 

Hulme Hugh, farmer 

Johnson John, farmer 

Johnson Thomas, farmer. King street 

Kent George, farmer 

Littler Joseph, farmer 

Percival Thomas, farmer, Yatehouse 

green 

Richardson John, cowkeeper 

Suraraersfield Ann (Mrs.), farmer 

Wood Margaret (Mrs.), farmer 

Stublach. 

Appletoti Samuel 

Astbury Thomas, farmer 

Brereton George, farmer 

Kennerley Peter, farmer 

Robinson John, farmer 

CAPENHURST is a township, village and an ecclesiastical 

parish formed in 1859 from the mother parishes 

of Neston and Shotwick and comprises the townships 

of Capenhurst and Ledsham, in tbe Western division 

of the county, eastern division of the hundred 

of Wirral, Chester union and county court district, 

rural deanery of Wirral, Liverpool archdeaconry, 

and Chester diocese: Capenhurst village is 2 miles 

south-west from Sutton railway station, 6 north-northwest 

from Chester and 12 south-west from Birkenhead. 

Holy Trinity church is a stone structure with 

square tower containing 1 bell; it has chancel and nave 

and aisles ; the church was erected at the sole cost of 

the Rev. Richard Richardson, M.A. The register dates 

from the year 1867. The living is a rectory, yearly 

value £200, in the gift of the Rev. Richard Richardson, 

M.A. and held by the Rev. F. B. Glover, M.A. of St. 

Spencer Thomas, farmer, Hill farm 

Sutton Samuel, blacksmith 

Wharton James, Leches Arms,k farmer 

Whinkley Alexander, school master 

Windsor Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer 

Windsor Joseph, farmer 

Windsor Joseph, farmer, Grigg hill 

of University College, Durham. Sir Charles Watkin 

Shakerley, bart. is lord of the manor and chief landowner. 

The soil is clay and sand. The crops are wheat 

and oats. The area'of the ecclesiastical parish is 2,679 

acres; township 1,030; rateable value of town8hip£2,121. 

The population in 1871 was—ecclesiastical parish 520; 

township 145. Letters through Middlewich. 

Stublach is a township, 4 miles north of Middlewich. 

The Rev.T. France-Hayhurst is lord of the manor 

and proprietor of nearly the whole of the township. 

The area is 471 acres ; rateable value £645 ; the population 

in 1871 was 38. Letters through Middlewich. 

Leese is a township in Sandbach and Middlewich 

parishes, and county court district of Congleton. It 

is 3 miles north-east from Middlewich. The Rev 

Thomas France-Hayhurst, M.A. is lord of the manor 

and chief landowner. The area is 386 acres; rateable 

value £1,080; the entire population in 1871 was 

123. Letters through Middlewich, 

The Leese. 

Blease Joseph, shoe maker k shopkeeper 

Carson John, farmer 

Clark Daniel, blacksmith 

Cross Joseph, farmer, Manor house 

Hulrae Thomas, farmer. Pump house 

Moss William, butcher 

Mounfield Peter, farmer, Earnshaw 

house 

Slack Samuel, farmer. Round house 

iStelfox James, farraer, Pear Tree farm 

soil sand. The chief crops are wheat and oats. The area 

is, of the township 1,173 acres and of the ecclesiastical 

parish 1,966 acres ; the rateable value of the township 

is £3,076 ; ecclesiastical parish £3,776 ; the population 

in 1871 yva% township 171, ecclesiastical parish 260. 

Parish Clerk, George Pearce. 

Letters through Great Sutton. The nearest money order 

office is at Little Sutton 

National School, Peter Lea, master 

Railway Station, Benjamin Peach, station master 

Ledsham is a township in the parish of Great Neston, 

Wirral union and Chester county court district, a mile 

south-west from Ledsham station on the Birkenhead, 

Lancashire and Cheshire Junction railway and 6 miles 

north-west from Chester. Sir John Massey Stanley 

Errington, bart. is the lord of the manor and the 

principal landowner. The area is 803 acres : rateable 

John's College, Cambridge. There is a school for boys value £1,842 ; the population in 1871 was 89. Letters 

through Chester. The nearest money order offices 

and girls. Tbe Rev. Richard Richardson, M.A. is lord of 

the manor and sole landowner. The soil is clay ; sub- are at Great Neston and Little Sutton. 

„ •. . Jones Thomas, farmer. Dunkirk 

Capenhurst. Knowles - - Thomas, — » farmer - 

Ledsham. 

RichardsonRev.Rich.M.A.jj.p.TheHall Lea Peter, master of National school Davies Thomas, farmer 

Cash George, farraer 

Maddock James, farmer 

Davies Thomas, shoe maker 

Elliott;Hannah(Mrs.),cheesefact.4cfrrar Maddock Thomas, farmer 

Dean William, farraer 

Evans Thomas, gamekeeper 

Peacock Thomas, farmer 

Jones Robert, farmer 

Humphreys Mary (Mrs.), farmer Urmston John, farmer. Old hall Knowles William, farraer 

Jones Edward, market gardener Williams Thomas, farmer 

Truman George, shopkeeper 

CAPESTHORNE is a township, 5 miles west-southwest 

from Macclesfield and 6^ north from Congleton, in 

the parish of Prestbury, Eastern division of the county, 

hundred, union and county court district of Macclesfield. 

On the south of Capesthorne Hall stands the 

chapel built by John Ward, esq. and consists of chancel 

and nave, and is neatly fitted up ; there is a stained 

window, erected by the late E. D. Davenport, esq. The 

living is a perpetual curacy, united with Siddington, 

yearly value £330, in the gift of W. Bromley Davenport, 

esq. M.p. and held by the Rev. Rees Grimsdale 

Gronow, M.A. of Christ College, Cambridge. Capesthorne 

Hall, the seat of William Bromley Davenport, 

Davenport William Bromley, M.P.,J.P. ! Jepson Edwin, farmer 

Capesthorne hall 

| Jepson James, farmer 

Bicker Thomas, gamekeeper j 

esq. M.P., J.p. is a large Elizabethan mansion, built of 

brick with stone dressings, and consists of a centre and 

two wings ; it is situated in an extensive and well 

wooded park, in which are several fine sheets of water 

stocked with fish ; the gardens are extensive and well 

laid out. William Bromley Davenport, esq. M.P. is the 

sole landowner and lord of the manor. The soil is 

sand ; subsoil sandy. The chief crops are wheat and 

pasture. The population in 1871 was 106 and the 

acreage is 748; rateable valne, £1,536. Letters 

through Crewe. The nearest money order office is at 

Chelford. 

Myott James, steward to Wm. Bromley 

Davenport, esq. m.p. Park farm

DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. CHEADLE. 97 

CARRINGTON, one mile north from Partington 

station on the Cheshire Lines railway, 8^ miles from 

Manchester, 11 from Warrington, 5 north-west from 

Altrincham, is a township and chapelry in tbe parish 

of Bowdon, Mid division of the county, hundred of 

Bucklow, Altrincham union and county court district, 

situate on the south bank of the Mersey, which here 

separates the counties of Chester and Lancaster, St. 

George's chapel is a brick building, consisting of a 

nave, aisles and turret containing 1 beU. The living 

is a perpetual curacy, yearly value £900, in the gift of 

the Earl of Stamford and Warrington, and held by the 

Rev. Alfred Jones, B.D. Cantuar. Nearly adjoining 

the chapel is the school, a modern building of red 

brick, in the Elizabethan style ; it is endowed, and 

the boys and girls are instructed upon the National 

system ; a Sunday school is held in the building. 

The Primitive Methodists have a chapel here. The 

ancient hall was taken down about 1856 and replaced 

by a handsome farm residence, with suitable outbuildings. 

The Earl of Stamford and Warrington is lord 

The land belongs chiefly to the trustees of Samuel 

Brooks, esq. The soil for the most part is peat, and 

of the manor and chief landowner. On the banks of produces wheat, barley, oats, hay and potatoes. The 

the Mersey sluices are placed at conveinent distances, area is 750 acres ; the rateable value is £3,373 ; the 

by means of which the low meadow lands can be population in 1871 was 511. 

irrigated at pleasure. Here is a large tract of land 

called Carrington Moss, wbioh is being gradually POST 4C MOXEY ORDER OPPICB k Savings Bank.—Joseph 

brought into a state of cultivation. The population in Pollard, receiver. Letters from Manchester arrive ai M.'-iO 

1871 was 469 : the acreage (comprising The Moss, of a.m.; dispatched at 4.30 p.m. week days only. Letters 

about 750 acres), is 2,333 ; the rateable value is £3,914. for Millbank via Warrington 

Carrington. 

Crampton Mrs 

Fairrie Thomas 

Cooking George 

Jones Rev. Alfred B.D 

Popperwell Mr 

COMMBRCIAL. 

Brown James, shopkeeper 

Brundrett John, farraer 

Burgess John, basket raaker 

Burgess Williara, basket raaker 

Collins John, farmer, Dld 

Collins Peter, farmer 

Daine John, farmer 

Daine Peter, faimer 

Dennis Sarah (Mrs.), fanner 

Evans Edwin, wheelwright 

Hardman George, basket maker 

Hewitt George, farraer 

Holllngworth Jesse, shopkeeper 

Holllngworth Peter, fanner 

Holt Charles, corndealer 4c farmer 

Ikin Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper 4c fanner 

Parish Clerk, John Wright. 

Letters through Sale. WALL Box cleared nt 5 p.m. week 

daya only. The nearest raoney order office 4c savings 

bank is at Partington 

National School, Wra. E. Braton, master; Miss Sarah 

Greenhouse, mistress 

CARRIER.—John Astbury, from his own house, every 

Saturday, to White Lion, Thomas street, Manchester 

Partington is a township in the parish of Bowdon, 

11 miles from Manchester, 4 north-west from Altrincham 

and 9 from Warrington. The village, a scattered 

one, consists principally of farm houses : it is separated 

from Lancashire by the river Mersey ; on its banks is 

an extensive paper mill. The Cheshire Lines railway 

has a station here. The inhabitants attend the church 

at Carrington. The Wesleyans, Independents an I 

Primitive Methodists have each a chapel here. The 

Earl of Stamford and Warrington is lord of the manor. 

Newton Thomas, farmer, Akers 

Taylor Edmund, farraer, Boo'h hey 

Unsworth Thos. frmr. Peak Nook farm 

Walkden William, farraer, Hall farm 

Warburton Isaac, farmer 

Whitehead James, shopkeeper 

Wright John, tailor 

Wright Thomas, blacksmith 

Yates Peter, boot maker 

Partington. 

Ayre Wm. Septimus, Elm house 

Fielden Rev. WiUiam [Independent] 

Nicholls Stephen, Millbank 

Ockleston Robert, esq. Millbank 

Proudfoot Patrick, Millbank hall 

Tolhausen A. Mr. 

Burgess Brothers, basket makers 

Clarke Peter, Greyhound 

Clarke William, fanner 

Davies Samuel, farmer 4c land owner 

Erlam William, farmer 

Fairest WUliam, blacksmith 

Railway Station, George Lawson, station master 

Hesketh John, farmer 4c landowner 

Millitt Peter, farmer 

Mills 4c Co. shopkeepers 

Ockleston Robert, paper, millboard 4c 

glazed board manufacturers, Mdlbank 

Pitt Harriett (Mrs.), William IV 

Pollard George, shopkeeper 4c fanner 

Pollard Joseph, shopkeeper 4c post office 

Read William, farmer 

Rogers John, fanner 

Rogers Thomas, farmer 

Rogers Williain, farmer 

Taylor Edward, market gardener 

Timperley George, farmer 

Warburton James, farmer 

Wareham Joseph, fanner 

Whitelegg Robt. k Benjamin, tanners 

Whitelegg Benjamin, farmer 

Whittle William, shoe maker 

Williamson Williara, raarket gardener 

Winstanley John, joiner 

Winstanley Thomas, market gardem-r 

Worthington Joseph, farmer, UuUtarm 

CASTLE NORTHWICH, see NOKTHWICH. 

CHEADLE is a parish, containing 3 townships, 

Cheadle Moseley, Cbeadle Bulkeley and Handforthcum-Bosden, 

and is a populous town 3 miles south-west 

from Stockport, 7 south-south-east from Manchester, 

and 5 east from Altrincham, in the Eastern division of 

tbe county, Macclesfield hundred, Stockport union and 

county court district, rural deanery of Macclesfield, 

archdeaconry and diocese of Chester, situated to the 

south of tbe river Mersey, with a station on the Manchester, 

Stockport, Cheadle, and Broad Heath branch 

of the London and North Western railway : there is 

also a station on the Cheshire Joint lines. The church 

of St. Mary is a handsome old stone building in the 

Later English style, dating from A.D. 1320, now undergoing 

thorough restoration; tbe cost will be about 

.£5,000, which has been raised by public subscription, 

principally owing to the exertions of the present rector : 

it consists of chancel, in which are some handsomely 

carved oak screens, nave, aisles, 2 private chapels and 

tower, with clock and 6 bells : there are several stained 

windows; the west window in tbe tower is the gift of the 

son of the rector, Egerton Macdona, esq.; the roofs of 

the nave and aisles are of oak, and are very handsome : 

there are three monuments to members of tbe Brereton 

family. The parochial registers date from the 

year 1579. The living is a rectory, yeariy value 

£720, wito residence, and about 6 acres of glebe, in the 

gift of Sir H. D. Broughton, bart. and held by the 

Rev. J. Cumming Macdona, M.A., surrogate, of Trinity 

College, Dublin, and M.A. Oxon ad eundem,. There 

are chapels for Wesleyans, Primitive Methodists ai.d 

Baptists, Congregational Church and Sunday School ; 

a National school for boys and girls, and a Sunday 

school is held in the school room, Cheadle wakes commence 

on the first Sunday after the 18th September. 

Dunn's charity of £6 138. 4d. yearly is for clothing, 

Bulkeley's of £30 yearly for apprenticing. The Barnes 

Convalescent Home, in connection with the Manchester 

Infirmary, was opened in 1874 and is supported by 

voluntary contributions. The trustees of tbe late Sir 

James Watts are lords of the manor. The principal 

landowners are Robert Bamford Hesketh cq. and 

Colonel Deakin. The soil is various ; subsoil partly 

gravel and clay. The chief crops are potatoes and 

turnips. The area is 6,183 acres; rateable value 


Parish Clerk, Benjamin SutclifEe. 

POST 4C MONEY ORDER 4C TELEGRAPH OFFICE 4C 

Government Annuity 4c Insurance Office.— Letters 

arrive at Cbeadle from Manchester at 5.30 a.m. 4c 4.27 

p.m.; dispatched 0.0 a.m. 4c 7.50 p.m. The box closes ut 

7.50. Mrs. Ann Leach, postmistreas

98 CHEADLE. CHESHIRE. [POST OFFICE 

INSURANCE AGENTS:— 

Imperial Fire Sf Life, W. Marsh 

Sovereign Life, R. Chandley 

Staffordshire Fire, T. Puntis 

County Constabulary,L\meGrove, Jsph.Walker, constble 

Police Station, Jonatlian Bolsbaw, sergeant in charge 

Railway Station (London 4c North Western), John James 

. Jones, station raaster 

Railway Station (Cheshire Joint Lines), WiUiam Brierley, 

station master 

SCHOOLS:— 

St. Mary's National, Robert Rippon, master; Mrs. Alice 

Brierley, mistress 

Cheadle Heath National, Miss Mary Jane Hodges, mistrs 

CONVEYANCE.—Manchester Carriage Company's omnibuses 

from White Hart hotel every hour from 7.45 a.m. tUl 

8.45 p.in 

CARRIERS TO MANCHESTER.—James Crompton, monday, 

tuesday, thursday, friday 4c Saturday, returning same days; 

4c John Tipple, every day excepting Sunday 

Cheadle Bulkeley and Cheadle Moseley are 

townships in tbe parish of Cbeadle. The greater number 

of tbe inhabitants reside in the hamlets of Edgeley and 

Erinksway, which are within the borough of Stockport. 

The Macclesfield branch (leading to the Staffordshire 

Potteries) of the London and North Western railway 

forms a junction with the trunk line about 2^} miles 

from Stockport, and the line to Whaley Bridge and 

Buxton also joins the trunk line about tt. quarter of a 

mile from tbat town. The lands of these townships 

are very much intermixed. The landowners are Riibert 

Batnford Hesketh, esq. trustees of the late Sir James 

Watts, William Cunliffe Brooks esq. M.P. Thomas 

Hardcastle Sykes, and Arthur Henry Sykes, esqrs. 

The areas are Cheadle Bulkeley, 1,582 ; rateable value 

£36 228 ; Cheadle Moseley, area, 2,821, rateable value 

£25 875, and the population in 1871 was, of the former, 

6,927, and of the latter 2,612. 

Cheadle Hulme consists of parts of tbe townships 

of Cbeadle Bulkeley and Cbeadle Moseley, and 

is an ecclesiastical parish formed from tbe mother Reading 

Cheadle. 


Aleock Thomas, Brookland villa 

Allen Richard Fosbrook, Massie street 

Anderson Mrs. South bank 

Armstrong Bell, Crompton street 

Baker Francis, Eldon cottage 

Baiigay Richard 

Barford James, Massie street 

Barker Jamea, Hope terrace 

Batty Miss, Mary street 

Baxter Mrs. Turnfield 

Birka Edward, The Hollies 

Bostock John, Green bunk 

Bostock Mrs. Mary street 

Bradhurv Jordan, Peasant view 

Bramwell Thoraas Henry, Mary street 

Brash Richard, Brookland villa 

Broome Isaac, Mary street 

Bryson Arthur, The Thorns 

Bumstead John, Massie street 

Burgess Mrs. Hope terrace 

Burslem Williara, Massie street 

Burton John, Wilmslow road 

Chadwick Mrs. Beech house 

Chandley Robert, Massie street 

Chatfield Mrs. Massie street 

Clark William, Crompton street 

Cowgill Jaraes, Brookland villa 

Davenport Thomas, Massie street 

Deakin James Hy. J.P. Moseley park 

Deakin John, Park house 

Diggins Rev. Wra. Alfred, B.A. [curate 

of Gattey], Massie street 

Dobson Matthew, Moseley house 

Entwisle Thoraas, Linden house 

Faulkner William, St. Ann's villa 

Fernyhongh Mrs. The Grange 

Fisher George Frank, Brook lodge 

Fletcher John, Wilmslow road 

Foster Mrs. Wilmslow road 

Fuller Mrs. Massie street 

Gee Miss, New Hey cottage 

Godson Alfred, M.B. Cheadle house 

Godson Miss, Massie street 

parish of Cheadle in 1868; it is in the Eastern division 

of the county, Macclesfield hundred, Stockport union 

and county court district, rural deanery of Macclesfield, 

archdeaconry and diocese of Chester; it has a 

station on the Manchester and Crewe branch of the 

London and North Western railway. All Saints' 

church, a stone Gothic building, was erected in 1863, 

and consists of chancel, nave, south aisle and transept, 

and there are three stained windows : all tbe seats 

are free, and the church is about to be enlarged to 

provide 180 additional seats, making altogether 580. 

The register dates from the year 1864. The living is 

a vicarage, yearly value £250, in the gift of the rector 

of Cheadle, and held by the Rev. Henry Victor Macdona, 

M.A. of Trinity College, Dublin, and M.A. Oxon, 

ad eundem,. There is a Congregational Church and 

Sunday school. The school was endowed by Jonathan 

Robinson with £15 yearly. The Manchester Warehousemen 

and Clerks' Orphan School was built in the 

year 1869, at a cost of £15,000, and forms a handsome 

range of buildings in the Gothic style ; it is supported 

by voluntary contributions; sin-e the building of 

the school it has been added to, and che number of 

children has increased since 1869, from 50 to 160. Tbe 

principal landowners are Robert Bamford Hesketh, 

C. Brockiehurst, Isaac Storey, and W. B. Watson, esq. 

The soil.is various ; subsoil gravel and clay. The chief 

crops are potatoes and turnips. The area of the 

ecclesiastical parish is 1,500 acres ; tbe population 902. 

POST OFFICE.—David Potts, postmaster. Letters arrive 

from Stockport at 7.0 a.ra. k 4.0 p.ra.; dispatched at 

9.30 a.m. 4c 7.0 p.m. The nearest money order otfice is at 

Cheadle 

Manchester Warehousemen Sf Clerks' Orphan Schools, 

Wm. Sands Laurie, master; Miss Erama Merick,mistressj 

Miss Westall, matron; Samuel Mabbott, sec 

Groves John, Massie street 

Hall Rev. Jaraes Melville, M.A. [senior 

curate of St. Mark's], Keinerton lodge, 

Miissie street 

Handforth Mrs. Fern cottage 

Hirst Mrs. Mary street 

Hodgkinson Robert, Moseley lodge 

Jones Miss, Massie street 

Jones Mrs. Rectory place 

Jones Thoraas, Massie street 

Jowett Miss, Wilmslow road 

Kendal Thomas, Haw bank 

Kenworthy Edward Lees, Parkfield 

Kinsey William, Rectnry place 

Lomax Mra. Sherwood villa, Massie st 

Macdona Rev. J. Cumming, M.A. surrogate 

[rector of St. Mary'sJ 

Macmartin James, Beech cottage 

.May Mrs. Massie street 

.Middleton Walter, The Beeches 

Milne Herbert, Green ball 

MUne Mrs. Belmont 

Milne Sydney, Green hall 

Mosley William,jun 

iNeild Mrs. Massie street 

Nicholls Mrs. The Ferns 

Ockleston Robert 

Parker Joseph, The Ferns 

PauU Rev. Jeseph Weston M.A. [Congregational 

) 

Pearson William, Alicroft house 

Peel George, j.p. Brookfield 

Robinson Miss, Massie street 

Boughton WUliam 

Sheldon Mrs. The Ferns 

SherrifF Rev. Thoinas Holmes, B.A. 

[junior curate of St. Mary'sJ, Sheiwood 

villa, Massie street 

Sidebottom WUliam, Cheadle cottage 

Smith Mrs. Hope terrace 

Smith William Thornley, Langlends 

Stanney John Thomas 

Stokes Charles 

Stone Edward, The Depleach 

Sutcliffe John Frederick, Ashfitld 

All SaintN' School, John Hindley, master; Mrs. Louisa 

Hindley, mistress 

London if North Western Railway Station, Francis 

Miller, staiioii master 

Room, Herbert Corbett, hon. sec 

Sykes Thos. Hardcastle, j.p. Cringle hd 

Turnbule Mr.«. Green Hall lane 

Vanghan Walter Henry, Englandside 

Vevers WUliam, Wilmslow road 

Walker Robert, Massie street 

Walker Williain, Cleveland cottage 

Waterhouse Mrs 

Watts Ernest, Newlands house 

Watts Lady, Abney hall 

Watts James, Ashlea, Manchester road 

Wetton Joseph, Ivy cottage 

Wilson Henry, Bruntwood 

Wilson Mrs. Marv street 

WorraUEdwd.Norton,Hopebnk.Hopetr 

COMiMERClAL. 

Adshead George, grocer 

Adshead Peter, greengrocer k coal mer 

Aleock George, grocer 

Aleock Jonathan, draper 

BaUey Thomas 4c Co. coal merchants, 

Manchester road 

Bangay Richard, surgeon 

IJardsley George, painter. Mary street 

Bardsley James, grocer, Mary street 

Bardsley John, gardener 

Barker John, beerretailer 

Barlow Isaac, beer retailer 

Barlow John, coal merchant 

Barnes' Convalescent Home, George 

Reed, M.D. nied. supt.; — Bradshaw, 

M.B. k J. E. Edington, res. iiied. 

olficers; Miss Kate Roberts, matron 

Bland Ellen (Miss), toll collector 

UoothWm. Si&\V.cr,Geo.Sf Dragon hott 

Brebury Jobn, platelayer 

Briscall John, joiner, Massie street 

Callan Jaraes, surveyor 

Carlisle Anthony, butcher 

Cash John, estate agent 

Chandley Charles, tobacconist 

Chandley George, builder 

Chantler William, greengrocer 

Charlesworth Jas. k Geo. stone m.isnn8 

Cheshire Rifles (26th), Seigt. A.Carter 

Clivery John, saddler^

DlRBCTORYi] 

Cooke Mary (Mrs), boot 4c shoe depot 

Coombs James, shopkeeper, Lime grove 

Dawes Jsph.bldr. 4c joinr. Green Hall la 

Duckett Thomas, farmer. Ivy lodge 

Edwards Joyce, grocer 

Ellis Griffith, china 4c glass dealer 

Faulkner James, painter 

Faulkner John, painter 

Field William, watchmaker, Massie st 

Foottit Frederick Grantham, butcher 

Foster Elizabeth (Mrs.), ladies'scluool, 

Wilmslow road 

Gibbon William, taUor 

Gibson Ellen (Mrs.).beer retailer, Manchester 

road 

Gill Letty (Miss), milliner 

Godson Alfd. M.B.,8urgeon,Cheadle ho 

Goodwin WiUiam, builder 

Hadfield Jacob, farmer 

Hall German, Red Lion inn, 

Hamilton William,fariner,Brook Ho.fm 

Heyward Jaraes, toll collector 

Horner4cRippon (Mis8e8),confectioners 

Hough John Collier, corn dealer 

Howarth WUliam, beer retailer 

Hudson James, bootmaker 

Hulme Thomas, butcher 

Jervis Elizabeth (Miss), fancy repositry 

Johnson Jobn, bootmaker 

Kerruish Martha (Mrs.), beer retailer 

Kirkbride Jo.seph, plumber, glazier, 

bell hanger 4c whilesmitb 

Leach Ann (Mrs.),stationbr, 4c post mist 

Literary Institution^ Edward N. 

Worrall, hon, sec 

Liles David, bootmaker 

Mallinson William, tobaconist 

Marsh VVUliam, stationer 4c agent 

Alarlin Robert, draper 

McWiUiam William, taUor 

Meldrum William, grocer 

Midwinter Alfred, beer retaUer, coaches 

for hire 

Morton Edward, corn dealer, Lime gro 

Mosley WiUiam, jun. bleacher, Cheadle 

bleach works; 4c 28 Brown street, 

Manchester 

Nowlan Sarah (Miss), confectioner 

Ockleston Robert, surgeon 

Oldham Joseph, gardener 

Paris Julius, prof, of dancing, Massie st 

Price William, plumber 

Pritcbard John, chemist 

Puntis Thoraas, insur. agent, Massie st 

Ray Edward, greengrocer 

Rippon Robert, railliner 

Robinson John, commsn. agt. Massie st 

ftutter Catharine (Mrs.), draper 

Sanders Stephen, shop keeper 

Schofield Thomas, grocer, 4c agent for 

W.4c A. Gilbey, wine 4c spirit mrclints 

Sutcliffe Benjamin, agent to Chattel ley 

Iron 4s Coal Company, 4c parish clerk, 

Manchester road 

Sutcliffe Harriett (Mrs.), provision dlr 

Swann Henry, painter. Lime grove 

Thornton William Atkinson, White 

Hart hotel 

Tipple John, carrier 

Vaughan Walter Henry, solicitor 

Walker Richard, beer retailer 

Wallis WUliam, draper 

Warburton Edmd.shopkeeper,George8t 

Warburton Brs.blacksmiths, George st 

Warren John, grocer 

Wharton William Johnson, bootmaker 

Whitaker Wm. cabinet ma. Lime grove 

Williams George, draper 

Wood Henry, ironmonger 

Wood Mary Ann k. Harriett (Misses), 

shopkeepers 

Woodall George, contractor 

Cheadle Hulme. 


Ashworth Benjamin, Woodville 

Aston Edward, Middleton cottage 

Bacon Alfred, Hulme houae 

Barber Miss, South bank 

Beaumont William*^ Birch cottage 

CHESHIRE. CHEADLE. 99 

Bedell Mrs. Woodville 

Bindloss Bakehouse, The Midlands 

Blakeley Mrs. Green bank 

Boyd Alexander, Beeehfield 

Brown Richard, Moseley grange 

Burrows Gilbert, Cheadle Moseley 

Burrows Isaac 

Burrows Mrs. Hawthorn cott.ige 

Burton Alfred, Cheadle Moseley 

Chadwick Jas. Chnethani, Raveuswood 

Chadwick John, Ellerslie 

Cheetham Charles, Priory villas 

Clark Duncan, Spring cottage 

Clark Ledlie, The Larches 

Collis Bryan, Mayfield grove 

CoUis Gerald, The Shades, Moseley 

park, Cheadle Moseley 

Collis Henry Jolm, Mayfield grove 

Corbett Edward, Raven Oak 

Corbett Miss, Swan Laue cottage 

Cox WiUiara, Oak bank 

Crane Joseph, Albert cottage 

Elmore Charles, Birch house 

Eshworth Elijah, The Priory 

Evans Arthur Thoinas,Moseley bank 

Foster Thomas, Ash villa 

Froggatt Joseph,Lonsdale vUla,Cheadle 

Moseley 

Gibbons Benjamin, Moseley park, 

Cheadle Moseley 

Gooddie James, Oak bank 

Gooddie John, Poplar cottage 

Haigh Thoinas, The Hollies 

Hargreaves James, Bridge houae 

Hartley Frederick Richard, Lyme lea 

Harvey Thomas, Mayfield grove 

Hawthorn Charles Harris, Fir cottage 

Higham John, Holly raount 

Holloway Enoch, Clareraont 

H(dt Charles, Ashdale 

Hopkinson Mrs. Mayfield 

Hudson Frederick, Horaefield 

Hudson Richard, Oakfield 

Hudson William, Hulme hall 

Hurst James, Pleasant view 

Jackson Jaraes, Chapel house 

Jones John Charles, Oaklands 

Jordan Rev. David Neal, B.A. [Congregationalj 

Latham Arthur Sidney 

Laurie Williara Sands 

Leigh James, Fernside 

Littler Henry 

Lloyd John, Bron-Rhaiadr, Cheadle 

Moseley 

Macdona Rev. Henry Victor, M.A. 

[Vicar of All SaintsJ, Tlje Vicara^'e 

Mathias James, Lilac cottage 

Maybury John, Street lane 

Morley Jaraes Bolton, Birch villa 

Morley Samuel Hitchin, Fernside 

Needham Thomas, Highfield cottage 

Nield Jaraes Andrew, Clover lea 

Noar Richard Whitehead,Mayfld.grove 

Penfould John, Hulrae lodge 

Pownall Thomas, Oak cottage 

Rhodes Mrs. Mayfield grove 

Richardson Thomas, Oak cliffe 

Rome James, Street lane 

Sudan William, Brookfield 

Swindells Peter * 

Tipping Mrs. Mayfield grove 

Unsworth Aaron, Holly cottage 

Unsworth Robert Hugh, Heath bank 

Wade Ismal, Oriel cottage 

Wallace Thomas, High school 

Watson Williara Bradshaw, Holly bank 

Webb William, Mayfield grove 

Wightman Alfred Ernest, Daisy cottage 

Wilks Mrs 

Willacy Charles, Mayfield grove 

Wood John, Swinton grange 

Workman William, Priory vUlas 

C0.MMERCIAL. 

Adamson Peter, provision dealer 

Archer Edmund Duse, butcher 

Bancroft John, shoe maker 

Barber Susn.( Miss),ladies'8chI.Sth. bnk 

Bardsley John, farmr. Cheadle Moseley 

Beaumont Wm. architect. Birch cottgV 

Billinge George, grocer 

BracegirdleThos.farmr.Woodland cottg 

Brown Thomas, shopkeeper 

Brunt Joseph, gardener 

Burgess Martha (Mrs.), farmr. Stanley 

Green farm 

Burgess Win. farmer, Cbeadle Moseley 

Burrows Thoraas, farraer 

Burrows Thomas Dickson, shoe maker 

Cash That, toll coUctr. Cheadle Moseley 

Cheshire Constabulary (Chas. Peer.s, 

constable) 

Clarke Marv (Mrs.), farraer 

DarbyshireTlio^.farrar.Cheadle Moselc}' 

Davenport Jas. fiirmer. Stringers fariu 

Fisher Samuel, joiner 

Gooddie George, farmer. Gill Bent 

Grundy Saml, gardnr, (-heaille Moseley 

Haywood Geo. gardnr.Cheadle Moseley 

Hazeldine Samuel, gardener 

Henshaw Henry, blacksmith 

Hooley Mary (Mrs.), farmer, Gill Bent 

Hooley Thos. coal agent. Gill Bent 

Jepson Joseph, coal ageut 

Leah Thomas, farmer 

Leather David, farmr. Lower Bent firm, 

GUI Bent 

Leather John, farmr. Bent ho. GiU Bent 

Littler Henry, architect 

Lockitt WUliam, plumber 

Lowe Hannah (Mrs.), fanner 

Massey Joseph Henry, miller, Adswood 

raill, Cheadle Moseley 

Meakinson Hannah (Miss), preparatory 

school. Prospect house 

Mottram Henry, provision dealer 

Pickford Harriet( Miss), farmr. Cheadle 

Moseley 

Potts David,wheelwright4cpost maater 

Powell Henry, beer retailer 

Powell Mary (Mrs.), fkrmer 

Shaw James, painter, Cheadle IMosflev 

Sooley EUx&bet.h{^lrs.),Hesketh Arms 

Sutton JaraBS,farraer,Gill Bent,Cheadle 

Moseley 

Tunstall Samuel, gardener 

Turner Peter, Junction inn 

Warburton Williain, fanner 

Webb Joseph, farmer. Lane End farm 

WestermanWm.platelyr.Cheaille.VIosly 

Willacy Charles, surgeon k pliysiciiui, 

Ma> field grove 

Williamson John, plumber 4c glazier, 

Albert road 

Wood Isaac, farmer 

Wood Joseph, gardener 

Cheadle Heath. 


Ashton John 

Avevard William, Heath Bank house 

Baddeley Mrs. Cheadle road 

Bailey iVIartin 

Barrow Jonathan, Cheadle road 

Beesley John 

Beever Mrs. Poplar cottage 

Bethel Samuel, Gor.xey's bank 

Bromley Richard, Eagle villa 

Burn Robt. Scott, Oak lea, Cheadle rd 

By ton Mrs. 1 Birch place 

Chetham John 

Fox Robert, The Grange, Cheadle ro.id 

Gill Joseph 

Harding Joseph 

Haywaid John, Fir cottage 

Highara Miss, Carrfield house 

Hulmes Mrs. Norwood villas 

Jennison John, Thorncliffe house 

.McClure David, Cheadle Heath house 

Moore John, Newton terrace 

iVeal Arthur 

Potts Edward, Gorsey bank 

Rhodes Mrs. Heath view, Cheadle roa I 

Shawcross Williara, Oak mount 

SIdebotham James, Mersey view 

Sykes Mrs. Hawthorn cottage 

Taffe James 

Tambaci Paul, Heath bank 

Tatton Robert B. Mersey view 

Wood Mrs. Hawthorn cottage

100 CHEADLE. 

Woodhouse Edward, Norwood villas 

Woodiwls Mrs. Heath house 

COMMERCIAL. 

Allen James, Farmer's Arms inn 

Armitage Anne (Miss), provision dealer. 

Higher Brinks way 

Ashton Edrad. grocr.Higher Brinksway 

Baker George, shopkeeper. Chapel walk 

Barker John, gardener, Cheadle road 

Burgess Jno.plastrer.HigherBrinksw.iy 

BursleraChas.Fredk. tanner4£picker ma 

Chandley Thomas, shopkeeper. Higher 

Brinksway 

Craig James, estate agent, Bank view 

Downs Robert, blacktmith 

Eales Edwin, cabinet maker 

Fear Thomas, joiner, Mersey bank 

Findlow James, coal dealer 

France Mary (Mrs.), draper, Newton ter 

Gare Thos. bootraa. Higher Brinksway 

Gatley John, warehouseraan 

Gleave William, warehouseman 

Hackney Williani, shopkeeper 

Hamraond Jsph.farmr.Roundthorn frm 

Handley John, farraer 

HardySaral. butcher, Hghr. Brinlcsway 

Harrop Edward, beer retailer 

Hayward John, nurservraan 

Higgins Peter, Queen's Arms 

Highara Frances (Mrs.), draper 

Hooley John, nurseryraan,Cheadle road 

Leah Samuel, draper 

Lockett Joseph, grocer 

Manley Joseph Owen, builder. Higher 

Brinksway 

Meredith Pascoe, joiner 

Mills Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopteeper 

Orrae Thomas 4c Sons, billiard table 

manufacturers. Higher Brinksway 

Parry Edw.provision dealer. Chapel ter 

CHESHIRE. 

Pickford Thoraas, farm bailiff 

Preston 4c Baker, picker raakers,Chapel 

walk works 

Rhodes John, joiner. Heath view, 

Cheadle road 

Robinson Robert, stoneraason 

Rogerson Jane (Mrs.), farmer. Heath 

side farm 

Rose William, gardener 

Sanders Ralph, farmer 

Sidebothara James, registrar of births 

4c deaths 4c lax collector, Mersey view 

Smith WUliam, farmer 

Taylor Jos. draper. Higher Brinksway 

Turner John, block printer 

Wharraley Thomas, farmer 

Williams Lizzie (Mrs.), shopkeeper 

Williamson William, farmer 

Worthington Isaac, grocer 

Adswood. 

Bruce Henry 

Burch Joseph, Adswood grove 

Clayton William, The Lions 

Cook Wra. Auguatin, Baraford grange 

Greenhalgh Jaraes Morris,Adswood gro 

Hyde Walter, Adswood cottage 

Kenyon Jaraes Chethara, Adswood gro 

Mottram Henry, MiU stone cottage 

Mundy William, Adswood villa 

Roy Geo. Adswood house,Adsweod gro 

Royle Kdward, Adswood grove 

Smith William, Adswood grove 

Thornley Alexander, Adswood lodge 

COM.MERCIAL. 

Adshead Peter, farmer 

Atkinson George, builder jc farmer 

Barlow James, farmer, Adswood hall 

Brady Charles, farraer 

Brown Henry, larmer 

CHELFORD is a chapelry, township, station on the 

Manchester and Birmingham railway, and pleasant 

and compact village, in the parish of Prestbury, 171 f 

miles from London, 8 north-west from Congleton, 14^ 

from Crewe, 35 from Chester, "5 south-east from Knutsford, 

7 west from Macclesfield, 16| from Manchester, 

lOf from Stockport, 9| from Sandbach, situated in the 

Eastern division of the county, hundred, union, county 

court district and rural deanery of Macclesfield, archdeaconry 

and diocese of Chester; tbe chapelry comprises 

Old Withington. The chapel of St. Jobn the 

Evangelist is a brick edifice with stone facings, in the 

Early English style, and consists of chancel, nave, 

tower and spire. The register dates back from tbe 

year 1600. The living is a perpetual curacy, yearly 

value £100 net, with good residence, in the gift of 

Major Dixon, j p. of Astle Hall, and held by the Rev. 

David James Paterson, M.A. of Trinity College, Cambridge. 

The parochial school for boys and girls, 

situated a abort distance from the village, has an 

average attendance of 60 children ; it gives free instruction 

to 26 scholars. Tbe charities connected with 

this township amount to £28 13s. yearly, including the 

school endowment of £13 13s. per annum. The Cheshire 

County Cricket Ground, opened in 1861, is situated close 

to the station. Astle Hall, the seat of Major Dixon, 

J.P. is situated in a well-timbered park, ou the north 

side of which is a beautiful sheet of water, which imparts 

to the scenery of this locality a picturesque effect, 

_, ,„ , Burgess John, farmer, Astle 

Chelford. Calwood 

Dixon Major George, J.P. Astle hall 

- James, - farmer 

Claxton Alfred John, Dixon's Arms k 

Glover Frank 

posting house 

Howarth Frank, The Grange Dale John, farraer, Astle farm 

Nichols Mrs. Dale field 

Fisher Charles, farraer 

Paterson Rev. David James, M.A. [incumbent]. 

Parsonage 

Gledhill Tliomas Heald, post master 4c 

Gledhill James Jacksnn, coach buUder 

Seaman Hugh G 

shopkeeper 

Smith Samuel, A.K.C. Moss grove Handforth Charles J. cheese factor 4c 

COMMERCIAL. 

corn dealer 

Bailey Hugh, coal agent 

Holford Joseph, coal agent to the Right 

Barlbrd Robert, farmer 

Hon. Lord Vernon, Chellbid station 

Baskerville Samuel, farmer 

Kennerley Margaret (Mrs.), farmer 

Bouldei>tuiie John, shopkeeper Nixon Rubin, cricketing outfitter 

Brooks Joshua, taUur 

Plant Cbailes, bkcksmith 

[POST OFFICE 

Burslem Alexander, masterbrickmaker 

Dale Joseph, farmer 

Farnsworth Josepli, gardener 

Garner William, farmer 

Gill Jonathan, farmer. Pear Tree farm 

Hardy Francis, beer retailer 

Kelsell Jobn, farmer, Baitslay farm 

Lomax Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer 

Mottram Daniel, The Greyhound 

Savage Tbos. farmer, Bridge Hall farm 

Worsencroft Charles, painter 

Cheadle Bulkeley. 

Burtensbaw Mrs. Brampton place 

Burton James, Brampton place 

Entwisle Thomas, Adswood lane west 

EskriggeWm.Linton,j,p.Springniount 

Higham Henry, Adswood lane west 

Hill Edward, Brampton place 

Lester Wm. Brook cot.Adswood la.west 

Lomas John, Brampton place 

Robson Robert, Ivy cottage. Gill bent 

COMMERCIAL. 

Atherton Jas. shopkpr. Adswood la.west 

Brown Frncs. shopkpr. Adswood la.west 

Burton James, draper, Brampton place 

Cheshire Constabulary (Geo. Adams, 

constable), Adswood view 

Green Thomas, farmer 

Hammond Robert, warehouseraan, 1-2 

Brampton place 

Rowlinson Charles, farmer. Gill bent 

Royle Charles Samuel 4c Co. Iiat manufacturers, 

Adiiwood lane west 

Turner John, Adswood inn, Adswnod 

lane west 

Turner Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Adswood 

lane west 

Warrington Jame8,ahopkeepr. Adswood 

lane west 

Major Dixon, J.P. is the sole landov^ner. The soil ia 

sand ; subsoil sand. The chief crops are oats, potatoes 

and turnips. The area is 1,150 acres, rateable value 

£3,751 ; population in 1871, 278. 

ASTLE is a hamlet in this township, about a mile 

from the church, comprising two farmhouses and a few 

cottages. 

POST 4C MONEY ORDER OPPIOB 4C Savings Bank.— 

Thoraas Heald Gledhill, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive 

by rail at 2.20 a.m. 4c 2.15 p.ra.; dispatched at 8 p.m 

Church of England School, Joseph Lucas, master; Mrs. 

Lucas, mistress 

Railway Station, Charles Jervis, station master 

CONVEYANCE.—Omnibus from the railway station to 

Knutsford daily at 9.35 a.m. 4c 5.30 p.m 

Old Withington is a township, the houses of 

which are scattered, distant 7 miles west-south-west 

from the market town of Macclesfield, 7^ north-northwest 

from Congleton, and 2 from Chelford station. The 

farms in this township are chiefly applied to dairy 

purposes. Mrs. Glegg is lady of the manor and principal 

landowner; her seat, Withington Hall, is a handsome 

mansion, standing in a spacious well-wooded park 

with lake. Tbe township contains 1,840 acres, rateable 

value £1.839, with a population in 1871 of 1^1. 

Letters through Crewe ; the nearest money order otlioe 

is at Chelford. 

Read Samuel, farmer 

Wilson William, farmer 

WilsonThos.steward to Mjr.DiKon, J.P 

Withington (Old). 

Glegg Mrs. Withington hall 

COMMEKCIAL. 

Baskerville Jas. farmer, Lapwing farm 

Bloor David, farmer, Dairy huuee 

Bloor Peter, fanner. Oak Wood farm 

Chaloner Peter, farmer 

Dakin William, farmer, Norfolk farm 

Howarth Tfaoma», liarmer 

Jackson George, fat mer 

Lea Kdward, tarin bailiff to (the exors. 

of) John B. Glegg, eaq. j.p

DIRECTORY.] 

Mo

102 CHESTER. CHESHIRE. 

[POST OFFICE 

n(ii;hbour, seemed to decline : there are some excellent 

general shops of every description, some good hotels 

and inns, tobacco and snuff manufactoriep, the shot 

Tower and lead-smelting works of Messrs. ^Valker, 

Parker 4c Co., the extensive nurseries of Messrs. Dickson, 

several large timber yards and steam saw mills, some 

laige corn mills with steam and water power, breweries, 

and .tanneries. The streets are ]>aved witb stone, 

lighted with gas, and supplied with watefr by a 

company, whose offices are in Newgate street, and 

works at Boughton. 

The city has a Free Public Library and Heading 

Rooms, Archaeological Society and Museum, Society of 

Natural Science, Savings Bank, Infirmary, Penitentiary, 

Public endowed schools and various charitable 

institutions. The Commercial News Room is situated 

in St. Peter's churchyard. 

The Old Bridge over the Dee is at the Bridge gate, 

and consists cf seven iiregular arches ; it is of considerable 

antiquity, but has been rebuilt and repaired at 

different times: the ancient gates, which formerly 

stood one at each end, were taken down ; one in 1782, 

and one in 1781. 

Grosvenor Bridge, which crosses the Dee near the 

racecourse, is built of freestone, and consists of one 

arch, of a span of 200 feet; the height from the 

springing line is 40 feet, and the length of the roadway 

340 feet, and width 35,J- feet: it was erected at a 

cost of £36,000, and fonnally opened by Her Mnje^ty 

(then Princess Victoria), upon the occasion of her 

visiting Eaton Hall in 1832. 

The Suspension Bridge crossing the Dee is a fine 

ppecimen of the kind, light and very handsome ; it 

leads to a pleasant locality, called Queen's Park, where 

are several handsome residences. 

The corporation of Chester consists of a mayor, 

recorder, sheriff, ten aldermen, and thirty common 

councilmen : in the eleventh century tbe chief 

citizens assembled in a guild to arrange a code of 

laws for their guidance aud protection, and in 1242 

upon a wall of solid masonry extending across the broad 

south transept to a new position in the north transept. 

The principal dimensiomi are :— 

^ ^ Feet. 

Extreme length. 

["^-^ 

Internal length 

-^Ô 

The nave 

^'^ 

The choir 

11^ 

St. Mary's, or Lady, chapel 65 

Transept 200 

Breadth, including aisles. 

74J 

Height of the ceiling 

Jo 

Height of the chapel 

•'^-^ 

Height of the tower 127 

Diameter of the tower 43 

Tlie western entrance consists of a Pointed doorway with 

an ogee canopy, nnd in tbe richest style of Perpendicular, 

with niches of the same period. East of the nave aie 

four piers supporting the central tower, which weie 

finished iu 1210 : the north transept has an ornamental 

oak roof supported by angels, holding emblems of tbe 

crucifixion ; the arms of Cardinal Wolsey are prominent 

on the beams. The lectern is the gift of tbe late 

Miss Potts, around it are represented in incised marble 

the heads of the twelve apostles : at the four corners 

of the design are delineated St. Chrysostom the great 

preacher, St. Augustine the great theologian, St. Athaiiasius 

in connection with the creed.*, and St. Ambrose 

in connection with church music. The new pulpit is 

of carved wood : tbe subjects of John the Baptist 

preaching in tbe wilderness, the building of Solomon's 

temple, and St. Jobn.viewingthe descentof theheayenly 

Jerusalem under the guidance of an angel, are illustrated 

on this pulpit. A beautiful episcopal throne has 

been erecred by Messrs. Farmer ami Brindley. The 

sedilia were originally in use in what is now the parish 

church of St. John, but which was a cathedral church 

centuries before the abbey church of St. Werburgh was 

promoted to tbat distinction : the carvings upon them, 

although worn and much disfigured by time, display 

the mayor was chdsun from nmongst the citizens. figures of monkeys cunningly brought in as accessories 

Henry VIL by charter, iu 1506, made the city of to other artistic displays ; the Freemasons voted £450 

Chester a county in itself, of which the foregoing to be applied to the restoration of these sedilia, and 

officers constituted the corporation : ihis charter privileged 

the mayor and corporatif>n to have jurisdiction ment of the choir is in part composed of the old marble, 

also contributed to the erection of the pulpit. The pave 

of the liver Dee, from Heron Bridge to Arnold's Eye : but handsome encaustic tiles have been introduced for 

in 1660 the charter was taken away, and the corporation 

dissolved ; but subsequently, in 1664, Charles II. lines. The extent of the old Norman church is shown 

the purpose of working them into symmetrical out 

coufirmed the grant and charter of Henry VII. The by curves extending right and left across the aisles ; on 

mayor is elected iinnually ; the aldermen every six the eastern step the subjects connected with the Passover 

have beeu executed in incised marble, while the 

years ; the recorder is chosen by the Crown ; the 

sheriff and coroner by the town council : the police of i reredos consists of a mosaic of tbe Lord's Supper, eX' 

the city are under the control of the watch committee, 

and consists of one chief constable, two inspectors, 

two detective sergeants, four sergeants, and thirty constables. 

Chester returns two members to Parliament, the 

elective franchise being vested in the freemen and 

householders. 

The Cathedral which was originally the conventual 

churcb of St. Werburgh stands in, and is not exactly in, 

an east and west direction ; externally it is a massive 

structure presenting specimens of a variety of styles 

from tbe Early Norman to the Late Perpendicular. It 

consists of nave with clerestory, choir, and transepts 

with central tower, aisles and Ladye chapel. The south 

transept is used as the parish church of St. Oswald ; tbe 

tower is massive and is supported by four piers : there 

is no ppire. Tbe principal jiart of the present building 

was erected in tbe reign of Henry VI. on tbe site of a 

stillolder edifice, stated by some to have been founded as 

far back as 600, but it is certain that Edgar, the son of 

Edmund, who founded so many Benedictine convents, 

richly endowed the abbey church of Chester. During 

the last few years about £80,000 have been spent in 

restoung and re-planning the interior of the cathedral 

under the direction of tbe late Sir Gilbert Scott; the 

])iincipal features in the restoration appear to have 

been the removal of the masonry which formerly obscured 

from the view the beautiful arch which separates 

the south transept from the rest of the cathedral ; 

the removal of the organ, which was formerly built 

ecuted at Venice. The sacramental table was presented 

by the Dean of Chester and is made of various woods 

from Palestine, presented by Mr. Henry Lee, including 

oak of Basan forming the top ; olive wood from the 

Mount of Olives, of which the panels are made, and 

cedar of Lebanon forming the i-hafts. The general idea 

of the decoration is the delineation of those plants connected 

with the Passion, the Saviour's entry into 

Jerusalem, Hi.^ entombment and projected embalmment, 

and the bread and wine of the Last Supper : in 

one panel, where the vine and the thorn are gracefully 

represented, «, thorn is seen to pierce a grape. The 

communion rails were presented by Mr. Torr, M.P. for 

Liverpool. The chancel gate is the gift of Mr. Ormerod 

Banner, of Liverpool, and the railings were given 

by the Misses Payne, Cliester. The gates at the west 

end of the aisle were presented by the Duke of Westminster. 

In tbe same aisle stands what was until lately 

a portion of the bishop's throne, but which in former 

centuries formed the lower part of the shrine of St. 

Werburgh and during the restoration a large portion of 

the upper part of the same shrine, which had been used 

to build up a partition wall across the old episcopal 

palace was found ; these fragments are kept together 

as a matter of aicbieological interest. The great chandelier, 

which is suspended from tbe lofty ceiling of 

tbe intersection, is a noble work of art, from tbe designs 

of Sir Gilbert Scott, taken from the celebrated 

candelabrum in the cathedral at Milan. On entering 

the cathedral by the church of St. Oswald, the new

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organ in the opposite transept on a beautiful organ 

screen presents a striking feature with a handsome 

shafting of Italian marble with rich groining overhead, 

which renders the screen one of the most notable features 

of the edifice ; the case is of exquisitely carved 

oak of light and elegant design ; it stands on a beautiful 

stone gallery supported on sixteen marble columns, 

the whole was the gift of the Duke of Westminster. 

Now there is a clear view from west to east, " through 

a beautiful vista of woodwork belonging to the 14th 

century " the entire length of the building ; the choir 

proper begins from the eastern side of the tower instead 

of including the space below it; the old choir roof has 

been entirely removed, and replaced by a new one of 

oak at a cost of £2,500, defrayed by Mr. Platt, of Dunham 

Hall ; the roof has been decorated in gold and 

colours ; a portion of the organ is placed in the centre 

of the choir screen ; above the stalls of the precentor 

and choir are depicted angels playing upon musical 

instruments, the idea represented being that of praise 

by a heavenly choir above, and an earthly one below ; 

among the subjects represented upon the roof are tbe 

sLxteen prophets of the Old Testament; the stalls, 48 

in number, are ornamented with handsome carved 

work. The window at the end of tbis transept is of 

seven lights, which will be filled with stained glass representing 

the seven deacons and the seven churches of 

Asia. At the extreme end of the south transept an 

ancient buttress illustrates the decay of the past as 

opposed to the beauty and stability of the present. 

The works in connection with the exterior of the south 

transept and choir necessitated the removal of the 

gravestones in the near vicinity of the building, but 

these have been carefully replaced in their proper 

positions ; the cloisters form a quadrangle, and on one 

side are six noble semi-circular arches of Norman 

iiia-oury, indicating the places of sepulture of the 

Palatinate earls ; the earls who were interred here are 

supposed to be Hugh, who died in 1110 ; Randal the 

First in 1128; Randal the Second, who was poisoned, 

in 1155; Hugh Cyvelioc, wbo died in 1181; Randal 

the Tiiird, who died at Wallingford in 1232 ; and 

finally John Scott, who in 1237 also died by poison. 

St. Bridget's church, to which is attached St. Martin's, 

was erected in 1829 : it is a large building, capable of 

holding 650 persons, and consists of chancel, north and 

south aisles and nave ; the former church, which stood 

opposite that of St. Michael's, in Bridge street, was 

pulled down to allow of improvement in the approach 

to the city. The church ot St. Martin, built in 1721, 

is now used for service in the Welsh tongue ; the register 

dates from the year 1680. The living of St. 

Bridget and St. Martin is a consolidated rectory; 

yearly value £250, in the gift of the Bishop, and held 

by the Venerable Archdeacon Darby, M.A. of Trinity 

College, Dublin. 

Holy Trinity church, a fine building in the Middle 

Pointed style, situated in Watergate street, was entirely 

rebuilt in 1869 : it consists of

104 CHESTER. CHESHIRE. [POST OFFICE 

tectural character. The living is a perpetual curacy, 

yearly value £270, in the gift of Chaiity Trustee.", and 

held by the Rev. Frederick Forde, M.A. of Trinity College, 

Cambridge. 

Christ Church is an ecclesiastical parish formed in 

1843 from the mother parishes of St. John the Baptist 

and St. Oswald, Chester and Plemstall. Tbe church at 

Newtown is a Gothic stone structure, consisting of a 

chancel, nave and transepts, and will seat 540 persons : 

the register dates from the year 1835. The living is a 

perpetual curacy, in the gift of the Bishop, and held 

by the Rev. Robert D. Thomas, B.A. of St. Catharine's 

College, Cambridge. The area is 459 acres ; the population 

in 1871 was 7,097. 

St. Thomas's church, situated in Parkgate road, w.as 

erected in 1871 ; it has chancel, north and south aisles, 

and is a chapel of ease to St. Oswald's. The building 

at present is in an unfinished state. Rev. William Harrison, 

M.A. of Christ Church, Oxford, is the incumbent. 

St. Barnabas Mission church, situated in Sibell street, 

near the General Railway station, was built in 1877, 

and is a small brick building, and is a chapel of ease to 

St. John the Baptist. The Rev. Wilfrid Sparling, B.A. 

of Trinity College, Cambridge, is the officiating 

minister. 

The Roman Catholic chapels are situated in Grosvenor 

Park road and Grosvenor street. 

The Catholic Apostolic church is in Church street, 

Upper Northgate street. 

The Welsh Calvinistic Methodist cbapel, situated in 

St. John's street, is a handsome Gothic structure with 

stone front, and contains a noble window on tbe west 

side ; the cost of the edifice was about £8,000. There is 

a Sunday school attached. 

Tbe Unitarian cbapel is a brick building in Trinity 

street, erected in 1700. The celebrated Matthew Henry 

laboured early in this chapel. 

The Congregational chapel, in Queen street, is a commodious 

building of brick, fronted with stone, having 

a portico and pillars of the Doric order : the interior 

is conveniently arranged. There is a Sunday school 

in connection. 

The Wesleyan Methodist chapel, situated in St. John 

street, is a large circular-fronted building, capable of 

accommodating 800 persons; it was erected in 1811. 

There are spacious and well conducted schools in connection. 

The Methodist New Connexion chapel, in Pepper 

street, opeued in 1835, is a brick building, faced with 

stone, and ornamented with four fluted pillars, and will 

accommodate 1.000 persons. 

The English Presbyterians have two places of worship, 

one at the south end of Newgate street, and the other 

in tbe City road leading to the railway station. 

There are also several smaller Dissenting chapels of 

different denominations, including TheBrethren, Society 

of Friends' meeting house (in Frodsham street), and 

Primitive Methodists. 

The Cemetery, situated at Overleigh, on the southwest 

side of tbe Dee bridge, is arranged with admirable 

taste, and has two mortuary chapels. Opposite the 

cemetery gates is a suspension bridge for foot-passengers 

to Curzon park. 

The King's School, situated in Northgate street, near 

the Cathedral, was founded by King Henry VIII. in 

1541, and re-organized under the •' Endowed Schools 

Act" in 1873. The object of the foundation is to 

supply a liberal education by means of this school, in 

connection with the Cathedral Church of Chester, under 

the " Endowed Schools Act " of 1869. The school consists 

of a senior and a junior department. The present 

school was erected in 1877, at a cost of £20,000 ; it is 

a handsome red sandstone building with convenient 

class-rooms and offices, and will hold 300 pupils; the 

architect vyas Arthur W. Blomfield, esq. of London : 

the school is under tbe management of governors who 

have lately purchased a field near the school to be used 

as a playground, and have made it suitable for that 

purpose by draining, laying a running path, and by the 

erection of fives' courts. The present bead master is 

the Rev. George Preston, M.A. late Fellow of Magdalene 

College, Cambridge. 

The Blue Coat Hospital is ahandsome brick building, 

forming three sides of a quadrangle, situate in Upper 

Northgate street, and occupying a portion of the ground 

of the Hospital of St. John tbe Baptist: the west side 

and north wing are occupied by tbe school, dormitories, 

board-room and master's apartments; the south 

wing is the chapel of St. John the Baptist withoutthe-Northgate: 

the hospital was founded in the 

year 1700, by public subscription, under the auspices 

of Dr. Nicholas Stratford, the then Bishop of Chester, a 

bust of whom is fixed up in the school-room, with the 

in.scription " Bishop Stratford founded this school A.D. 

1700." In this school thirty-six blue coat boys are 

educated, clothed, lodged, and boarded, and sixty-four 

green caps, or day boys, are educated only ; from these 

latter tbe blue coat boys are elected annually as vacancies 

occur, orphans and sons of widows having priority : 

the school is supported by voluntary subscriptions, and 

by the revenues arising from landed property and stock 

in the public funds. 

The Hospital of St. John occupies three sides of a 

quadrangle in the rear of the Blue Coat Hospital, and 

was founded by Randal Blundeville, Duke of Brittany, 

for the maintenance of thirteen poor and impotent 

persons, each of them to receive daily throughout the 

year a quartern loaf of good bread, a dish of pottage, 

and a certain pittance of " fish or flesh as the day may 

be, and half a gallon of competent ale." The hospital 

at present consists of thirteen houses, each containing 

sitting-room, bed-room, scullery and coal vault under 

the same roof, and is inhabited by thirteen women, 

who each receive ten shillings per week, together with 

gas and a certain allowance of coals during the year. 

One of the women acts as matron or nurse, for which 

she receives 3«. lOd. per week additional. The cbapel 

of St. John is a portion of the same foundation, and 

the whole is in the patronage of the Local Charity 

Trustees; the Rev. Frederick Forde, M.A. is chaplain 

to the hospital, stipend £270 per annum : the whole of 

the sittings in the chapel are free. This and the Blue 

Coat Hospital formed until recently the extra-parochial 

district of Little St. John's, but are now included with 

St. Oswald's parish. 

The Consolidated Sunday and Working School for 

girls formerly occupied a portion of the north wing of 

the Blue Coat Hospital, but a commodious school-room 

has been erected for it in Hunter's walk, on the west 

side of Northgate street : this charity originally consisted 

of a number of dame schools in various parts of 

the city, established 1787, and supported by the benevolence 

of a number of ladies : in tbe year 1817 the 

funds of the various schools were consolidated (hence 

its name), and the scholars were united in one schoolroom, 

part of the Blue Coat Hospital : the number of 

scholars average from 80 to 100. From this school the 

girls are promoted to the Blue Girls' School. 

The Blue Girls' School was instituted in 1711, and is 

situated in Vicar's lane (formerly in St. Martin's fields) ; 

the present building was erected in 1872 on a site given 

by Hugh Lupus, third Marquis of Westminster. The 

school is supported by voluntary contributions for the 

education and training of girls for domestic service. A 

small sum of money is given when a girl leaves the 

school, for clothing, and a further bounty if her conduct 

deserves it while in her situation. 

The Diocesan school for boys, situated in George's 

street, is under the management of a committee : ic was 

established in 1812 : the building is about 82 feet long 

and 32 feet wide, and capable of receiving 400 children : 

the institution ia supported by Government grant, 

voluntary contributions and annual subscriptions. 

The Training College is situate in the Parkgate road, 

and consists of atraining college and collegiate school; 

the Rev. John Martyn Chritchley, LL.D. is the principal. 

The Cheshire Lunatic Asylum is situated on an eminence 

near tbe Liverpool road: the building is four 

storeys in height, lias two wings and a wide centre: 

tbe south side of the building is occupied by the male 

patients, and the north side by the female patients : 

there are buildings used as shops for carpenters, engineers, 

tailors, shoemakers and upholsterers; bakehouses 

and other useful purposes, beautiful airing


grounds, and every convenience tbat can tend to the 

comfort of the inmates, of whom it will accommodate 

570. 

The Chester General Infirmary is situated in St. 

Martin's-in-the-Fields, having a front view of the river 

Dee and Welsh hills : the present building was erected 

in 1761, under the countenance of the corporation of 

Chester: the building is commodious and healthful, 

with good wards. 

Tbe Female Penitentiary, Great Boughton, erected 

in 1827, contains on an average from 18 to 20 penitents. 

There is also a lying-in charity, supported by a few 

charitable ladies. 

The Town Hall, situated on the west side of Northgate 

street, is a handsome Gothic sandstone structure, 

erected in 1869 (to replace the Old Town Hall 

burnt in 1862), having a tower about 160 feet in 

height; the length of the front of the building is about 

120 feet. The roofs are of red-green slates, surmounted 

by ornamental crestings ; at each corner of the fagade 

are turrets, originally designed to contain statues. 

The interior has a central passage leading from front to 

back, on the right is the Sessions court, and on the left 

the assembly room, which is a splendid apartment. 

The mayor's parlour is a large square room, tastefully 

fitted up ; to the right are committee rooms of similar 

size, and to the left is a small ante-room leading to the 

council chamber, which is a noble apartment and 

handsomely appointed. The front of tbe building, 

with the exception of the northside on the upper floiir, 

is used for the offices of the public functionaries. The 

basement is chiefly ocoupied by the police offices. The 

cost of the whole building was about £35,000; the 

architects were Messrs. Lanyon, Lynn k Lanyon, of 

Belfast. 

The markets are on Wednesday and Saturday, the 

latter of which is the principal day : they are held in a 

spacious Market Hall, situated in Northgate street, and 

are well supplied with meat, fish, poultry, vegetables, 

and all kinds of provisions. The corn market is on 

Saturday, and is held in tbe Corn Exchange, Eastgate 

street : it is well attended by the neighbouring farmers. 

There is also a weekly market for pigs held in the 

Cattle Market, George street. There are fairs for 

horses, horned cattle and sheep, on January 3l8t, 

February 28th, March 28th, April 18th, May 30tb, July 

5tb, August 7th, September 5th, October 10th, November 

2l8t. and December 12tb, besides which there are 

cheese fairs held in the Linen Hall, February 27tb, April 

17tb, July 4th, September —, October 9tb, and 

November 20th. 

The Post Office situated in St. John's street, is a handsome 

red brick building with stone facings, and has 

commodious offices. 

The Baths, commonly called the " Chester Public 

Baths," situated near the Water Tower, contain 

swimming and shower baths, varying from Is. to Id. ; 

the Baths were erected iu 1849 at a cost of £1,300 ; 

they are under the control and management of the 

corporation of Chester; Mr. James Paul, secretary. 

The charities of the city are numerous and amount 

to £800 yearly for distribution in money and kind. 

The Gas Works originally erected in 1818, in Cuppin 

street by the Chester Gas Light Company, which was 

amalgamated with the Roodee Gas Company in 1856 

under the name of The Chester United Gas Company ; 

the offices are situated by the Roodee, near Paradise 

row. 

There are five newspapers, two of which have a large 

circulation and have been established more than a 

century ; the third and fourth a few months previous to 

Burton-by-Tarvin, Broomhill, Buerton, Bruen, Stapleford, 

Boughton Great, Boughton-cum-Spital, Blaconcum-Crabwall, 

Buckley, Backford, Barrow, Bacbe, 

Belgrave, tbe city of Chester, Castle, Chester district, 

Coddlngton, Churton-by-Farndon, Churton-by-Aldford, 

Churton Heath, Crewe, Caldecott, Garden, Clotton 

Hoofield, Chowley, Clutton, Claverton, Croughton, 

Chorlton-by-Backford, Capenhurst, Christleton, Cotton 

Abbots, Cotton Edmonds, Caughall, Dodleston, Duddon, 

Dukington, Dunham-on-the-Hill, Baton, Eccleston, 

Edge, Edge Green, Edgerley, Elton, Farndon, Foulk 

Stapleford, Gatesheath, Golborn David, Golborn Bellow, 

Grafton, Guilden Sutton, Hawarden, Handley, Hortonby-Malpas, 

Harthiil, Huxley, Hatton, Hockenhull, 

Hoole, Hapsford, Huntington, Horton-cum-Peel, 

Iddenshall, Ince. Kinnerton Higher, Kinnerton Lower, 

King's Marsh, Kelsall, Lea Newbold, Lea-by-Backford, 

Littleton, Marlescon-cum-Lache, Mouldswortb, Mollington 

Great,' Mollington Little, Moston, Newton-by- 

Tattenhall, Newton-by-Chester, Pentre, Poulton, Puiford, 

Picton, Queen's Ferry, Rowton, Saltney, Saltney 

Sandy lane, Saughall Great, Saughall Little, Shotwick, 

Shotwick Park, Saighton, Stretton, Stanney Great, 

Stanney Little, Stanlow, Stoke, Tilston, Tattenhall, 

Tarvin, Thornton-in-tbe-Moors, Trafford Mickle, Trafford 

Wimbolds, Trafford Bridge, Upton-by-Chester, 

Woodbank, Waverton, WiUington, Wervin. 

The Chester Workhouse, situated at Hoole, consists 

of five large blocks of buildings of red brick and will 

hold about 500 inmates ; the building is at pre^ênt in an 

unfinished state. The Union comprises the following 

places : — Bache, Backford, Blacon-with-Crabhall, 

Boughton Great, Bridge Trafford, Capenhurst, Caughall, 

Chester, Abbey Precincts, Holy Trinity, St. Michael, 

St. Bridget, St. John the Baptist, St. Olave, St. Martin, 

St. Oswald, St. Mary-on-the-Hill, St. Peter, The Castle, 

Chorlton-by-Backford, Christleton, Claverton, Croughton, 

Doddleston, Dunham-on-the-Hill, Eaton, Eccleston, 

Elton, Hapsford, Hoole, Ince, Kinnerton Lower, 

Lea, Littleton, Marlston-with-Lache, Mickle Trafford, 

Mollington Great, Mollington Little, Moston, Newtonby-Chester, 

Picton, Poulton, Puiford, Saughall Great, 

Saughall Little, Shotwick, Shotwick Park, Spital 

Boughton, Stanlow, Stanney Great, Stanney Little, 

Stoke, Thornton-le-Moors, Upton, Wervin, Wimbolds 

Trafford, and Woodbank. Tbe gross estimated rental 

of the Union is £273,235, and rateable value £237,498. 

The General Railway station, situated at tbe top of 

City road, is a commodious erection, into which the 

trains of the London and North Western and Great 

Western Companies run. The Cheshire Lines Committee 

have a station in Victoria road called Northgate 

station. The Shropshire Union Railways and Canal 

Company's boats load daily at the Tower wharf for 

Liverpool and principal parts. 

The Grosvenor Hotel, erected in 1866, occupies an 

important situation on the north side of the Eastgate 

street; the style of architecture is of tbe sixteenth 

century : the row, which is peculiar to Chester and 

which existed in the former buildines occupying the 

site, had to be preserved, and forms one of the principal 

features in the Eastgate street front, the superstructure 

being carried on a colonnade formed of 

polished Anglesea marble shafts with moulded stone 

bases, and carved and moulded capitals, which 

support a series of wrrought-iron girders and stone 

lintels ; the general face of the building is of red 

pressed bricks, tbe muUions, sills and heads of windows 

being composed of Bath stone ; tbe hotel contains a 

magnificent ball or assembly room ; the whole of the 

buildings were executed at a cost of £30,000 by the 

late Marquis of Westminster from the designs and 

tbe repeal of the stamp duty. The fifth (which is a 

under the superintendence of Messrs. Penson and 

moothiy publication) has an extensive circulation 

Ritchie, the architects, of this city. 

amongst the farmers of Cheshire. They are the 'Chester 

Courant,' Conservative, established 1730; * Chester The castle of Chester was built about the year 1084 

Chronicle,' Liberal,established 1775; 'Chester Guardian by William the Norman, and became his palace; it was 

and Record ;' • Cheshire Observer' and * The Farmers' a building of considerable extent, till a great part of it 

Herald.' 

was taken down about the year 1790 for the purpose of 

The county court ia held at the Castle every three erecting a County Hall; the new building has a noble 

weeks on Thursday, the office is at St. John's street. appearance and is used as the shire hall, county prison 

Tbe district comprises the following places:—Aldford, and barracks ; the assize courts are also held here. The 

Aldersey, Ashton, Aston, Broxton, Barton, Broughton, grand entrance is ia the Grecian-Doric style and is 103


feet in extent; the castle is a royal fortress; the] 

architect of this splendid pile was the late Mr. Harrison, 

to whom Chester owes so many of its architectural 

embellishments. The most prominent feature of the 

general design is the county gaol, a fine structure. The 

principal entrance of the county hall is ornamented by 

a splendid portico of twelve columns ; the hall itself is 

of a semi-circul.'ir foriii, supported by twelve Ionic 

pillars. The western side of the area is occupied by the 

armoury, a spacious building. 

The Volunteer Drill Hall, situated at the bottom of 

Volunteer .'street, is a handsome stone building with embattled 

frout and tower ; tbe hall is 100 feet in length 

and 60 feet iu width ; adjoining is the armoury and 

magazine, over which are Committee and Reading 

rooms ; there is a dwelling house f'>r the hall keeper, tbe 

cost of the building was about £2,500. 

Grosvenor Park is pleasantly situated on the northern 

banks of the Dee (facing Queen's Park), and comprises 

about 20 acres tastefully laid out; it bas a small sheet 

of ornamental water ; it w.is the gift of the late Marquis 

of Westminster, November 1867, who left £100 yearly 

towards its maintenance. A handsome monument 

erected to the late Marquis by the citizens, stands in 

the middle of the park. 

Curzon Park is a neighbourhood of villa residences, 

very pleasantly situated on an elevated position on the 

southern banks of the Dee. 

The Roodee is the ground where the races are held. 

The meetings are in May and October. From the surrounding 

heights each race can be seen from the commencement 

to the termination ; the Graml Stand was 

erected in 1817, and bas since been enlarged. 

The population of the several parishes in 1871 was :— 

Abbev Precincts 413 

Holy"TriniLy 4,007 

St. Bridget 1,077 

St. John the Baptist 11,943 

St. Martin 752 

St. Marv-on-the-HiU 6,494 

St. Michael 888 

St. Olave 089 

St. Oswald 12,524 

St. Peter 686 

Chester Castle ,. 434 

39,907 

The population in 1871 of the municipal borough 

was 35,257, and of the parliamentary borough 38,390. 

Official Establishments, Local Institutions, &c. 

POST 4c MONEY ORDER 4c TELEGRAPH OFFICE, Money Order, Savings Bank, Government Insurance, ard 

Annuity busiiie-is transacted, and Inland Revenue liceiui'S 

4c Savings Bank 4c Government Annuity k Insurance Office, 

issued, on week days from 9 a.m, till 6 p.m., and on Saturdays 

till 8 p.m 

bt. John's street. 

Postmaster, George Caswall 

TELEGRAPH OFFICE.—Open from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. dailv. 

OUTGOING MAILS. 

ORDINARY BUSINESS.—The office is opened on week 

days from 7 a.m. till 10 p.m. On sunday from 7 a.m. 

Letters, &c. cau be Posted 

till 10 a.m. only; but letters lor disjiatch the same evening 

can be posted up to 10 p.m 

Letters, 

Sic. can be RECEIVING OFFICES 4C PILLAR LETTER BOXES. 

Lines of Koad & Principal Without ex With 1 additional 

id. until 

Registered 

Receiving Offices :— 

Places of Destination. tra charge 

until stamp until 

Post §• Money Order Office Sf Savings Bank—Bovghton, 

John Guy, receiver. Letters dispatched at Oa.m. and 

8 p.m. Closed on Sundays 

London Morning Mail and 

Post Sf Money Order Office Sf Savings Bank—Bishopsfield, 

Henry Francis Kichards, receiver. Letters dis 

Crewe 

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Manchester, Preston, k 

patched at 11) a.m. and 8 p.m. Closed on Sundays 

Warrington 

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Holyhead Line, Irelaml 

Birkenhead, Liverpool, 

Manchester, 4c Crewe.. 11 0 a.m. 11 10 a.m. 10 45 a.m. 

London,South of England 

k Llangollen 1130 a.m. 11 35 a.m. 11 0 a.m. 

Birkenhead, Liverpool, 

Neston 4c Wrexham .. 

Rhyl, Conway, Bangor, 

Carnarvon, Ruabon, 

Shrewsbury, Oswestry, 

Sutton, Mold, Llandudno 

Oxford, South of England, 

South Wale.^, London, 

Liverpool,4c Birkenheao 

All parts of England. 

South Wales, 4c North 

Britain 

All parts of North Wales 

2 0 p.m. 

3 45 p.m. 

10 0 p.m. 10 30 p.m 

Ireland, Liverpool, k 

Birkenhead 

Midnight 

INCOMING 

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MAILS. 

2 15 p.m 

3 55 p.m 

'Delivery by 

Lines of road and Principal Places from Letter Carwhich 

Mails are received. rier begins 

at 

All parts of England, Xorth 4c South 

Wales, Ireland, 4c North Britain . 

Holyhead Line, Great VVe«tern Line 

Liverpool,Birkenliead,Manchester, 

London, Mold, 4c Llandudno... 

Liverpool, Manchester, Ireland 

Crewe, 4c Birkeiihe.id 

7 Oa.m, 

1 45 p.m. 

3 15 p.m. 

9 30 p.m. 

0 33 p.m. 

12 30 p.m, 12 30 p.m. 

3 0 p.m 

Delivery to 

Callers 

begins at 

7 Oa.m. 

3 0 p.m. 

On Sunday there is only one delivery hy letter carrier, which 

commenees at 7 a.m. and letters are delivered at the 

counter from 7 a.m. until 10 a.ra. only 

Post Office.— Handbridge, Mrs. Anu Snelson, receiver. 

Letters dispatched at 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. Closed oa 

Sundays 

Pillar Letter Boxes (with hours of collection):— 

Boughton. Bridge street, BrooK street, Foregate street. 

Garden lane, General Railway Station, Grosvenor bridge, 

Hoide road. Lower Bridge street, Northgate street. 

Queen's park. Saint Ann street. Upper Northgate strt-et 

4c Watergate street, daily IU a.m. 4c 8 p.m. ; sunday 

8 p.m.; Deehaiiks, daily 9 a.m. 4c8 p.m. ; sunday 8 p.ui. 

Liverpool road, daily 8 a.m. lU a.m. 4c 8 p.m.; suuday, 

8 p.m. 

MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT FOR THE CITY. 

Henry Cecil Raikes, esq. Llwynegrin hall. Mold, Flintshire; 

Watton house,Watton,Herts; 47 Belgrave road 4c Carlton, 

United University 4c St. Steplien's clubs, London s.w 

Right Hon. Jidin George Dodson, Colyhorough, Lewes, 

Sussex ; 6 Seainore place, Mayfair w, k Brooks', Devonshire 

4c United University clubs, London s.w 

COUNTr MAGISTRATES FOR THE CHESTEE CASTLE 

PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISION. 

Petty Sessions held every Saturday at Chester castle 

Rev. Richard Iticliardson, chairman, Capenhurst castle 

The Duke of Westminster, K.G. Eaton hall, Chester 

Earl Gro-venor, Saighton, Chester 

Richard Hi-nry Williams Currie, esq 

Thomas Dixon, esq. Littleton, (Jhester 

Pfter Ewart, esq. Hoole, Chester 

William Wynne Ftou Ikes, esq. Old Northgate house, Chester 

Major Freneli, Lower Bridge street, Chester 

Meadows Frost, es(|. St. John's house, Cliester 

Algernon Robert Gnrreit, esq. Rowton, Chester 

John Grace, eq. Whiihv hall, Chester 

Thoinas Hoggins, esq. Trafiord lodge, Chester 

Philip Stapleton lluinherston, esq. Glan-y-Wern, Denbigh 

Carruthers Charles Johnston, esq. Chorlton hall, Backford, 

Chester 

Horatio Lloyd, esq. Sandown terrace, Chester 

Frederic Lyon, esq 

Arthur Potts, esq. Hoole hall, Chester 

Henry Cecil Raikes, eaq. u.p.Walton house, near Hertford


James Swelenha^n, esq. Mo.ston. Chester 

Horace Dormer Trelawny, esq. Sliocwick park, Chester 

\J illiani M .ysmor Williams, esq. Curzon park, Chester 

Iheplacesin the ChesterCastlepetrvses.sionaldivisionare:— 

Bache, Backford, Blacon-cum-Crabwall, Boughton Great, 

Capeniiur.st, Caughall, Chester Castle, Choriton, Christleton, 

Claverton, Croughton, Dodleston, Eaton, Eddeston, 

Elton, (Juilden Sutton, Hap>ford, Hoole. Huntington, 

luce, Kinnerton Lower, Leji. Littl. ton, Marlston-cuiu- 

Laehe, Mollington Grât, Mollington Little, Moston, 

Newton-by-Chester, Picton, Poultin, Puiford, Rowton, 

Sdighton, Saughall Great, Saughall Little, Shotwick, 

Shotwick Park, Stanlow, Stanne'v Great, Stanney Little, 

Stoke, Thornton-in-the-Moors, Trafiord Bridge, Trafiord 

Mickle, Trafiord Wimbolds, Upton, Wervin, Whitby, 

Woodbank. ' i > > j, 

Clerk to the Justices, Charles William Potts, esq 

Deputy Clerk, Thomas Roberts, esq 

MAGISTRATES FOR THE CITY. 

Court sittings daily at 11 a.m. in the Sessions Court, 

Town Hall 

The Mayor 

The Duke of Westminster, K.G. Eaton Hall, Chester 

The Earl Giosvenor, Saisihton, Chester 

Thoma.s Dixon, esq. Littleton, Chester 

WiUiam Maysnior Williams, esq. Cmzon park, Cliester 

William Johnson, esq. Broughton hall. 

Dr. McEwen, Nicholas street, Chester 

John Thompson,esq. Boughton hall, Chester 

William Wynne Ffoulkes, esq. Old Northgate house, Chester 

Major French, Lower Bridge s-treet 

Sir Thomas G. Frost, Redclifi", Queen's park, Chester 

Enoch Robt. Gibbon Salisbury, esq GIHH Aber, Hough green 

Thos. Fiiichett-Maddock, esq. Al'tiev square, Chester 

Hobert Nicholson, e^q. Abbot's fi.-lds, Liverpool rd. Chester 

Meadows Frost, esq. St. John's honse, Chester 

Arthur Potts, esq. Hoole hall, Chester 

John Harri.son, esq. Nicholas street, Chester 

Francis Arthur Dickson, esq. Queen's park, Chester 

Joseph Oakes, esq. Hough gretii, Chester 

Robert Frost, e.«q. Queen's park, Che>ter 

Thomas Davies-Colley, M.D. Newton-bv-Chesler 

Cliarles Dutton, e^^q. Queen's park, Chester 

Clerk to the Magistrates, F. W. Sharp 

Deputy Clerk, Henry Moss 

CORPOEATION. 

MAYOR—William Parish, esq 

SHERIFF—William Henry Churton, esq 

RECORDER—Horatio Lloyd, esq 

ALDERMEN' 

Major French 

Robert Frost, esq 

Thomas Quellyii Roberts, esq 

Si:- Thoinas Gibbons Frost 

Joseph Oakes, esq 

James Gerrard 

James Capper 

John Ellis 

Robert Littler, esq 

Win. Maysroor Williams,esq 

William Johnson, esq 

Charles Dutton, eaq 

Thomas Bowers, esq 

COUNCILLORS. 

Boughton Ward. 

Charles Parry 

William Henry Churton 

John Robertson 

St. John's Ward. 

John McHattie 

Tliunias Hughes 

Charles William Duncan 

Francis Arthur Dickson 

Leonard Gilbert 

Charles Brown 

St. Mary's Ward. 

George Bird 

i William Jupp 

I'liomas Cartwright 

Chhriex James Blelock 

John Barwlse Dutton I Barker Joues 

Trinity Ward 

William Matthews 

Thomas Williamson Jones 

Captain William Keniptown 

Bush, R.N 

Bryan Johnson 

William Parish 

Henry Thomas Brown 

St. Oswald's 

Enoch Rt. Gibbon Salisbury 

John Postlethwaite Cartwright 

Tom Johnson Mason 

Ward. 

Henry Kssery 

James Rigby 

James Rigg 

CHARITY 

Wm. Brown, chairuiun 

Thomas Di.iou 

C. W. Potts 

R. Barker 

S. J. Roberts 

E. Johnson 

E. Ducker 

P. S. Himilipr.ston 

Arthur Potts 

Alfred O. Walker 

Peter Ewart 

TRUSTEES. 

Sir T. G. Frost 

T. Quellvn Roberts 

Edward Evans-Llo.vd 

Charles Thoinas Wakefield 

Parry 

Francis A. Dickson 

Charles Dutton 

Joseph Oakes 

Meadows Frost 

W. Maysmor Williams 

Secretary, H. T. Brown 

SCHOOL ATTENDANCE CCMMITTEE. 

Office and Committee Room, Town Hall. 

Alderman Robert Frost, 

chairman 

John McHattie, deputy 

chairman 

Alderman Thoinas 

Roberts 

Alderman Joseph Oakes 

Charles Williain Dunoan 

Quellyn 

Francis Arthur Dickson 

John Ellis 

Captain William Kem])to«'n 

Bush, R.N 

Enoch Robert Gibbon Salisbury 

James Rigby 

Clerk, John Walker. 

School A ttendance Officer, George Avery. 

There is no School Board for Chester, and the Sehool Attendance 

Coiiiinittee supply the place of a school biard in 

carrying into operation aud enforcing the Eleiuentaiy 

Education Act. 


Accident, Glover & Steward,Grosvenor ehambers, Newgate 

street,&S.Whaley,Ea8tgatechambers,Ea9tgate KowniTrli 

Accident Aasnrance Association of Scotland, C. Wilson, 

6'i Bridge street 

Alliance, W. Kvans, North 4c South Wales Bnnk, Eastgnirt 

street; T. W. Grifiiths, Eastgate street; G.Thos. ll(dlimi 

Live Stock, B. Adams, 42 Watergate street, 4c 3 St. Anne st 

Liverpool if London Sf Globe Fire Sf Life, Glover ic 

Steward, Grosvenor chambers, Newgate street; Bridginan. 

Weaver 4c Jones, Newgate street; G. MaiNh, 

Grosvenor street; F. W. Sharp, Abbey square; C. 

Townshend, St. VVerburgh's mount 4c J. Wlialley, 17 

Pepper street 

London Accident, N. J. Dewsbury, 22 Northgate street 

London Assurance Corporation Fire 4r Life, T. Cartwright, 

10 Bridge st. 4c Duncan 4c Pritcbard, 64 Bridge .st 

London if Lancashire Fire Sf Life, Shone Brothers, 42 

Watergate street; T. A. Fletcher, 33 Eastgate Street row 

north fie C. Wilson, 02 Bridge street 

Town Clerk Sf Clerk of the Peace, John Walker 

Deputy Toicn Clerk §• Deputy Clerk of the Peace, 

Samuel Smith 

Coroner for the City, John Tatlock 

Treasurer, John Ellis Edwards 

Manchexter Fire, Q. Haswell 4c Sons, 84 Foregate street, 

Public Analyst, Williain Foulke.showe 

4c A. Orrett, Eastgate street 

Clerk to Committees, J&nies Paul 

Manchester Equitable Fire, J. Dodds, 22 Lome street 

Collector of Improvements Sf Lamp Rates, William Shone Mutual Life, J. Hope, 91 Brook street 

Sicord Bearer, William Spooner 

North British Sf Mercantile FireSf Life, N. J. Dewsbury, 

Atace Bearer, Elijah Sndtli 

22, Northgate street; Manly k Co. 24 Lower Hridge 

City Bellman, John Jefiries 

St. A. Mackillop, Dixon's bank, Eastgate st.; T. V. Koyle, 

I'own Hall Keeper, John Lindsay 

Newgate street 4c J. Wakefield, Corn Exchange chambers


Norwich Equitable Fire, B.Adams, 3 St. Anne street 4c 42 

Watergate street 

Norwich Union, Churton, Elphick, Roberts 4c Richardson, 

Foregate street 4c L.Bouth, Dixon's bank, Eastgate street 

Norwich §• London Accident, B. Adaras, 42 VVatergate 

street 4c 3 St. Anne street 

Pelican Life, W. H. Churton, City walls 

Phcenix Fire, W. H. Churton, City walls; J. W. Huke, 81 

Foregate street 4c Brown 4c Rogers, Northgate street 

Provident Life,R, S. F. Smith, Chronicle office, Fletcher's 

buildings. Bridge Street row 4c S. Whaley, Eastgate 

chainhers, Eastgate row north 

Provincial Life, J. Jones, Westminster buildings, Newgate 

St.; C. Lee,'l4 Newgate st.&W.Stewart,16 St.Werburgh si 

Provincial Welsh Fire S: Life, T. W. Gntfiths, Eastgate st 

Prudential Life, B. Barker, 48 Brook street 4c C. Wilson, 

62 Bridge street 

Railway Passengers', G. T. Holland, 10 St. Werburgh 

etreet ; A. Mackillop, Dixon's bunk, Eastgate stieet, 

4c G. F. Ward, 18 & 19 Corn Exchnnae chambers 

Reliance Mutual Life, C. W. Titibits, 1 Old Post Office 

>ard, Foregate street, k J. J. Cunnah, Crane street 

Rock Life, Henry Moss, 12 Abbey square 

Royal Fire ^ Life, MinshuU 4c Hughes, Eastgate Street 

row south; A. B. Clark, 16 Foregate street; T.Fluitt, 7St. 

Werburgh street, 4cG.T. Holland, 10 St. Werburgh street 

Royal Exchange, T. R. Cotgreave, care of Barker 4c Co. 

12 Whitefriars 

Rogers,s.o.p.; Sergeant-major, S. Reynard, staff sergeant 

Potato Market, Northgate stieet 

Royal Farmers' Sf General Fire, Life Sf Hail, T. W.Jones, Royal Engineers' Office, City road 

Northgate street 

Salop Fire, Thomas Horahin, 60 Watergate street 

Stamp Office, ti6 Watergate st. Edmd.Swetenhara,di8trihtr 

Scottish Equitable, A. Mackillop, Dixon',-, bank, Eastgate st 

Scottish Aationnl, J. Barker, 10 St. Werburgh street, k 

J. Ka'twood, Eastgate street 

Scottish Provident, J. Wakefield, Corn Exchange chambers 

Siottish Widows' Life, J. Smith, Corn Exchange chambtrs 

4c G. F. Ward, \&sc 19 Corn Exchange chainhers 

Sovereign Life, W. Evans, Eastgate street; J. W. Hiike,81 

Foregate street; W. Higgins k J. Williams, Foregate st. 

4c O. G. Carter, 31 Grosvenor street 

Standard Life, James Rogers, The Cross k Boyden, 

Taylor k Flnitt, 2 Pepper street 

Star Life,}. Dodds, 22 Lome street; J. B. Jones, 63 Watergate 

Street row 4: G. Francis, 6 City mad 

Sun Fire ^ Life, Bowers Brothers, Eastgate street 4c G. 

Tibbits, 1 Old Post Office yard, Foregate street 

Union Fire Sf L^fe, Thomas Moss, Deanery cottage. 

Abbey street 

United Kingdom Temperance Sf General Provident Institution, 

B. Adaras, 3 St. Anne street 4c Watergate street, 

4c W. Parish, Brook street 

Whittington Life, J. J. F. Pickford, 2 Foregate street 

PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS. 

Assay Office, Goss street, James F. Lowe, ij.A. master; 

John F. Lowe k Thomas Woolley, wardens 

Cattle Market, George street 

Cemetery, Overleigh, Rev. Elis Price, chaplain; Thomas 

Jarvis, clerk 

Cheese Murt, Stanley street, George Sirapson, agent 

Cheshire (2nd) (Earl of Chester's) Artillery, Drill hall. 

Volunteer street,Hy. "Thos. Brown, captain commanding; 

Captain Houstoun, adjutant 

Cheshire {6th) {Earl of Chester's) Rifles, Captain J.H. 

Hamersley, adjutant. 

Chester Castle Sf County Gaol, St. Mary's hill, John 

Burgess Manning, esq. constable; Rev. James Naze Kilner, 

chaplain 

Corn Exchange, Ea»tff&te street, James Wakefield, agent 

City Police Office, Town hall. Princess street, George Lee 

Fenwick, chief constable 

City Surveyor's Office, Town hall, Northgate street, 

Isaac Matthews Jones, surveyor 

City Treasurer's Office, Town hall, Northgate street, 

John Ellis Edwards, treasurer 

Clerkofthe Peace Office, Northgate st. Charies William 

Potts, clerk; Thomas Roberts, deputy clerk 

Corporation Weights §• Measures Office, Northgate street, 

Henry Price, inspector 

County Constabulary Office, 110 Foregate street, Capt. 

Arrowsmith, chief constable; George Edward Oldmeadow, 

chief superintendent 4c chief clerk; S. Williamson, detective 

inspector 

County Court Office, St. John's street; attendance, 10 to 

4; friday, 10 to 1; Horatio Lloyd, esq. judge; Samuel 

Williamson, registrar ; F. P. Matthews, high bailifi" 

County Surveyor's Office, Edgar house, City walls. 

Stanhope Bull, C.E. surveyor 

County Treasurer's Office, St. Werburgh chambers, 

St. Werburgh's mount, Charles Townshend, treasurer 

Court of Probate Sf District Registry Office for the City 

Sf County of Chester, Whitefriars, Charles T. W. Parry, 

esq. district registrar; W. Heppel, chief cleik 

Custom House, 68 Watergate street, George C. Coat*, 

collector 4c surveyor; Richard Simcock 4c Philip Courtenaye, 

clerks; John Powell, examining officer 

Drill Hall, Volunteer street, William Berry, ball keeper 

Female PeHitentiary.Gt.Bou^htou,Miss Sarh. Marsh,matn 

Inland Revenue Office, Eastgate row north, John 

FarquharsoiI, collector ; John Moore, supervisor; William 

Swann, chief clerk 4c William Cox, 2nd clerk 

Inspectors of Nuisances Office, Town hall. Princess 

street, Hugh Wharton, inspector 

Judges' Lodgings, ô^thgate house, Northgate street 

Market Hall, Northgate street, Hy. Price, superintendent 

Military Barracks, The Castle, Samuel 0. Rogers, commissary 

in charge; Jhn. Harbourne, acting barrack mast 

Military Hospital, Castle street, C. S. Wells, surgeon-inaj 

Militia Barracks, St. Martin's Ash, James Errington, 

quartermaster-sergeant 

Music Hall, Northgate street 4c St. Werburgh's mount, 

PhiHipson 4c Gulder, agents 

Office for Receipt of Government Taxes, 42 Watergate 

etreet. Shone Brothers, collectors 

Ordnance Survey Office,^ Eaton rd. Capt. H. Elsdale,B.B 

Pension Office, Watergate Street row north, Captain 0. 

Tax Office, Eastgate Street row north, Hy.Newman,8urvyr 

Town Clerk's Office, Abbey gateway, John Walker, clerk 

Town Hall, iNorthgate street, Johu Walker, clerk; 

Samuel Smith, deputy clerk 

Volunteer Fire Brigade, Station, Northgate street, J. L. 

Kemp, captain; J. W.Hincks,sec.; C. H.Edwards,treas 

CHESTER UNION. 

Board day, Wednesdays (fortnightly) 

Clerk, William Keartland 

Assistant Uversei-rs, William Stone, Watergate street, for 

Abbey precincts 4c St. Oswald's; Jobn Dodd, Egerton 

street, for St. John's; Thomas Snelson, Pepper street, 

for St. Mary's; George Jackson, Watergate street, lor 

Holy Trinity; John Griffith, Watergate Street row 

south, for St. Bridget's; John Bishop, Bridge Street row 

west, for St. Peiers, St. Michael's, St. Olave's, 4c St. 

Martin's parishes. 

Collector, J. Ovien 

Relieving Officers, John Brittain, for City districts, 4c 

Edward Briscoe, for Rural district 

Vaccination Officer, J. Owen 

Medical Officers,Thomsia Brittain, for City 4c North-eastern 

district, 4c W. Watson, for North-western district 

Superintendent Registrar, Edward Evans-Lloyd, Crypt 

chamber8,Eastgate row south ;Z>

DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE CHESTER. 109 

Cheshire Lunatic Asylum, Liverpool road. Dr. J. H. 

Davidson, medical superintendent; Dr. Alexander Lawrence, 

assistant medical officer ; Mrs. Louisa Douglas, 

matron; Mr. Joseph Pleavin, steward ; Rev, Ralph 

Congreve, M.A. chaplain ; Mr. John E. Edwards, clerk. 

Accommodation for 570 patients 

Chester General Infirmary (erected in 1761), St. Martin'sin-the-Fields. 

Duke of Westminster, K.G. president; 

Dr.Davies-Colley,Dr. Stolterfoth 4c Dr. Dobie, physicians ; 

Messrs. James Taylor .Sc W. C. Watson, surgeons; 

Faringdon M. Granger, M.R.C.S. house surgeon ; Fredk. 

Edward Woodward, M.R.C.S. visiting surgeon ; Rev. 

Henry Grantham, chaplain; John Jones, esq. secretary; 

Miss Smith, matron 

St. John's Hospital Almshouses, Upper Northgate street 

PUBLIC OFFICERS. 

Coroner for South Cheshire, Henry Churton, West mount, 

Boughton 

County Auditor, John Tomlinson, Heath house, Sandbaoh 

County Bridgemaster Sf Surveyor for Cheshire, Stanhope 

Bull, C.E. Edgar house, City wnlls 

Deputy Coroner for South Cheshire, William Henry 

Churton, City walls 

Inspector of Cabs, Robert Noblet, City road 

Keeper of Grosvenor Park, Robert Reid 

Roodee Keeper, Samuel Latham Hughes 

Supervisor of the River Dee, Charles Sconce 

Under Sheriff for City of Chester Sf Acting Under 

Sheriff for the County of Chester, John Tatlock, 13 

St. John's street 

PLACES OP WORSHIP. 

CATHEDRAL. 

Time of Service—On Sundays, 11 a.m. k 4 p.m.; also at 6.30 

p.m.; on week days, 8 4c 10 a.ra. 4c 4 p.m. 

Lord Bishop, Right Rev. William Jacobson, D.D. 1865 

Dean, Very Rev. John Saul Howson, D.D. 1867 

Archdeacons,Wen. John Jones, M.A. Liverpool, 1855; Ven. 

John Lionel Darby, M.A. Chester, 1876 

Canons, Rev. G. B. Blomfield, M.A. Vice Dean, 1829; Rev. 

Thomas Eaton, M.A. 1843; Rev. Temple Hillyard, M.A. 

1849; Rev. Charles Feral Tarver, M.A. 1873 

/fonorarw Cawona,Rev. Williara Cooke, M.A. 1855; Rev. 

Frank G, Hopwood, M.A. 1866; Rev. Robert Henry Grav, 

M.A. 1867 ; Rev. Arthur Gore, M.A. 1867 ; Rev. Andrew 

Knox, B.A. 1868; Rev. John Barclay, M.A. 1868; Rev. 

Charles M. Turner, M.A. 1869; Rev. G. W. Warr, M.A. 

1870; Rev. KClayton, M.A. 1870 ; Rev.T. E. Espin,B.D. 

1871; Rev.W.M.Falloon, M.A. 1871; Rev. John Stewart, 

M.A. 1872;; HOD. Rev. G. T. 0. Bridgeman, M.A. 1872; 

Rev. Charies Bowen, M.A. 1872; Rev. George R. Feilden, 

M.A. 1873; Rev. Thomas B. Cornish, M.A. 1873 ; Rev. J. 

L. Darbv, M.A. 1873; Rev. Stephen Lea Wilson, M.A. 

1873; Rev. Thomas F. Barker, M.A. 1874; Rev. Abraham 

Hume, D.C.L., LL.D. 1874; Rev. R. V. Sheldon, M.A. 

1875; Rev. R. H. Brown, M.A. 1875; Rev. B. S. Clarke, 

D.D. 1876; Rev. W. R.Trench, LL.M. 1876 

Minor Canons, Rev. Edgar J. Baker, B.A. 1875; Rev. 

Henry Grantham, 1875; Rev. Charles C. Carter, B.A. 

1875 ; Rev. Charies H. Hylton Stewart, M.A. 1877 

Hon. Minor Canons, Rev. W. Harriaon, M.A. 1872; Rev. 

F. G. Blackburne, M.A. 1872 

Precentor Sf Sacrist, Rev. Charles H. Hylton Stewart, 

M.A.1877 

Head Master of the King's School, IJev. George Preston, 

M.A. 1875 

Chaplains to the Bishop, Rev. Chancellor Espin, B.D.; 

Ven. Archdeacon Darby, M.A.; Rev. T. H. Gillara, M.A.; 

Rev. Canon Gray, M.A.; Rev. E. H. McNeile, M.A.; 

Rev. Canon Gore, M.A . 

Secretaries to the Bishop, Mes^. Parry 4c Gamon, Chester 

Secretary to the Bishop {in tondon), S. Dunning, esq. 

27 Pariiament street 

Surveyor of Ecclesiastical Dilapidations, Cornelius 

Sherlock, esq. 63 South John street, Liverpool 

Chapter Clerk, C. Townshend, esq 

Organist, J. Bridge, esq. B.A. MUS. Bac 

CONSISTORY COURTS. 

Chancellor of the Diocese, Vicar General, Sf Official 

Principal of the Lord Bishop, Rev. Thomas Eapinell 

Espin, B.D 

Registrar of the Diocese Sf of the Archdeacon's Sf Rural 

Dean's Courts, John Gamon, esq. Abbey gateway, 


Apparitor General, Charles Townshend, esq 

Resident Proctors to the Court, Charles T. W. Parry, 

G. Bojdell, 4c T. A. Fletcher, esqrs 

CHURCHES. 

Christ Church, Gloucester st. Brook st.Rev. Robert Davids 

Thomas, B.A. incumbent; Rev. Jas. Davidson, n.A. curate 

Christ Church Mission House, Gloucester street 

Christ Church Mission Room, Church street. Black Diamond 

street 

Holy Trinity,Watersate st. Rev. Edwd.Marston,M.A.rector 

St. Barnabas Mission Church, Sibell st. (Chapel of ease 

to St.John the Baptist),Kev.Wilfrid Spariing,M.A.miuisier 

St. Bridget, Castle esplanade, Ven. Archdeacon Darbv, 

M.A. rector; Rev. Arthur Mays, M.A., LL.B. curate 

5^. John without-the-Northgate, Upper Northgate street. 

Rev. Frederick Forde, M.A. incumbent 

St. J ohn the Baptist, Lit. St. John's st. Rev. Sral. Cooper 

Scott, M.A. vicar; Rev. Wilfrid Sparling, B.A. curate 

St. Mary, St. Mary's hill. Rev. Canon Bowen, M.A. 

rector; Revs. Miles Hodgson Towers, M.A. 4C Joseph 

Louis Bedford, M.A., F.L.S. curates 

St. Michael with St. Olave, Bridge Street row. Rev. 

James Haworth, M.A. vicar; Rev.John Miles Moss, M.A. 

curate in charge 4c Rev. Francis Angrave, B.A. 

assistant cuiate 

St. Oswald, by the Cathedral, Rev. William Harrison, 

M.A. vicar; Revs. E. J. Baker, B.A. Henry Grantham, 

K.c.L. 4c Charles C. Carter, B.A. curates 

St. Paul, Boughton-in-the-City, Rev. Thomas Errington 

Scott, B.A. incumbent 

JS'^. Peter, Cross, Rev. Johnston HamUton Acheson, M.A. 

rector; Rev. Vincent J. Higiîns, curate 

St. Thomas, Parkgate road (Chapel of ease to St, Oswald's), 

Rev. William Harrison, M.A. incumbent; Rev. Henry 

Grantham, K.C.L. curate 

Roman Catholic{St. Werburgh),Grosvenor'Pxrk road,Very 

Rev. Eugene Canon Buquest k Very Rev. Charles Canon 

Cholmondeley, priests 

Roman Catholic (St. Francis), Grosvenor street, Rev. F. 

Nicholas 4c Rev. F. Angelo, priests 

Catholic Apostolic, Church street, Northgate, Rev. Jaraes 

Cavalier, minister 

English Presbyterian, Newgate st. Rev. Geo. Lewis, rain 

iS^. Martin's { Welsh), Nicholas st. Rev. Wm.Hughes.miu 

Presbyterian, City road. Rev. John Williams, minister 

Friends' Meeting House, Frodsham street 

CHAPELS. 

Baptist, Hamilton place, ministers various 

Baptist, Pepper street. Rev. Williain Durban, B.A. 

(London), rainister 

Calvinistic Methodist (Welsh), St. John's street, Rev. 

John Pryce Davies, M.A. minister 

Congregational, Upper Northgate street, vacant 

Congregational { Welsh), Albion street 

Congregational,Greeuwayst. Handbridge, ministers various 

Congregational, Queen street. Rev. PeterWilliam Darnton, 

M.A. minister 

Congregational (Welsh), Albion st. Rev. Hy. Rees,minister 

Methodist (New Connexion), Pepper street. Rev. S. 

Meldrum, minister. 

Primitive Methodist, Commonhall street, Rev. Robert 

Hilton, rainister 

Primitive Methodist,Gorsestacka, Revs. John Bedlingtoii 

Buglap 4c Frederick Sraith, ministers 

Unitarian, Trinity st. Rev. John Knowles Montgomery, 

rainister 

United Free Gospel, Back Brook street, ministers various 

We.sleyan{ Wyfeft),Hamilton pi. Rev. Lewis Jones, minister 

Wesleyan, City road. Rev. Joseph Dawson, minister 

Wesleyan, St. John's street, Revs. Benjamin Smith and 

Joseph Dawson, ministers 

Primitive Methodist Mission Room, Sandy lane 

Boatmen's Bethel, Canal side 

City Mission Lecture Room, Crook street 

Electing Room, Bolland's court 

Particular Baptist, Henry street, ministers various 

SCHOOLS. 

Diocesan Training College for School Masters, Park 

Gate road. Rev. John Martyn Chritchley, LL.D. principal; 

Rev. James Eaves, vice principal 

College Practising School, Parkgate road, Robert 

Wilkinson, master 

King's School, Northgate street. Rev. George Presti>n,M.A. 

head master; W. S. Way mouth, esq. M.A., Rev. J. 

Hewetson, M.A. 4C C. E. Simpson, esq. B.A. assistant 

roasters 

Sehool of Art, St. John's st. Walter Craister, head master 

Blue Charity (girls). Vicar's lane, Miss Dudley, matron 

Certifled Industrial, Boughton-in-tbe-City, Felix Thorn is, 

superintendent; Mrs. Harriet Tboinas, matron; Elijih 

Palling, master; Miss Louisa Gawthorpe, mistress

110 CHESTER. V/ CHESHIRE. \ [POST OFFICE 

Chester Diocesan (boys), George street, Upper Northgate 

street, Joseph Arkle, master 

Bishop Graham's Memorial Ragged, Princess street, 

Edward Reynolds, master; Mrs. Mary Reynolds, mistress 

Con.solidated (girls). Hunter's walk, Miss Mary Catherine 

Collins, mistress 

Hastings The (girls), Nicholas st. Miss Jane Connah, mist 

Middle Class, Grosvenor street, George Tinkler, master 

Holy Trinity National (boys). Linen Hall street, William 

Cheetham, master; (girls), Trinity street. Miss M. B. 

Morton, mistress 

St. Barnabas Infant, Sibell st. Miss Emma Scaife, mist 

St. John's National, Vicar's lane, James Wood, master; 

Miss Jones, mistress; Miss McHattie, infants' mistress 

St. Mary's National (mixed), Castle street, Frederick 

M.askell, raaster; Miss Mulvey, mistress 

St. Mary's National. Handbridge, Miss Morley, girls' 

mistress ; Mrs. Isabella Griffiths, infants' mistress 

St. Michael's (mi.xed). Lower Bridge street, Thos. Williams, 

master 

St. Paul's National, Boughton-in-the-City, Williain 

Johnson, master; Miss Hannah Getley, mistress; Miss 

Alice Vickers, infants' mistress 

St. Peter's (infant), Hamilton place. Miss Susannah Woodcock, 

mistress 

St. Thomas' National (girls), Parkgate road, Miss Edith 

Anderson, mistress 

Christ 

Church (boys). Black Diamond street, Henry ClifTe, 

master; (girls), Cornwall street, Newtown, iMi>s Eliza 

Broster, mistress; Miss Elizabeth Darlington, infants' 

mistress 

Infants', Russell street. Miss Cordery, mistress 

Infants', Kale yards, Frodsham st. Miss Mary Stubbs, 

mistress 

Roman Catholic (St. Werburgh's), Union walk, Luke 

Ryder, master ; Miss Austin, infants' mistress 

Roman Catholic (girls), Queen street. Miss Russell, 

mistress 

Roman Catholic Convent, Dee house, St. John's street, 

Madarae Stritch, superioress 

Wesleyan (boys 4cgirl3), St. John's street, Alfred W. Lucas, 

master; Miss R. Whitehouse, raistress 

Wesleyan (infant), St. John's strset, MissS. Greer, mistress 

British (boys, girls k infants), Victoria road, R.J. Wright, 

master ; Miss E. Bailey, girls' mistress; Miss A. Closaon, 


NEWSPAPERS. 

Chester Chronicle (established 177.>. liberal), Fletcher's 

buildings. Bridge Street row ; printed 4c published every 

friday by Richard Fletcher Smith 

Chester Courant {estahVished 17311, conservative). Northgate 

street; published every Wednesday; John Ramsden, 

printer 4c publisher 

Chester Guardian Sf Record, 8 St. Werburgh street; published 

every friday morning by Mackie k Brewtnall 

Cheshire OLserver, Eastgate Street row north ; published 

on friday and Saturday by James Hall, printer 

Farmers' Herald, 5 St. John's street; published monthly 

by William Henry Evans 

RAILWAY CONVEYANCE. 

General Railway Station (joint lines), Williain Patchett, 

superintendent; David Meldrum, station master 

Great Western Company, James Kelley, superintendent; 

S. P. Hunt, goods agent; VV. .1. Steele, goods manager 

(office, 11 James street, Liverpool) 

London Sc North Western Comjiany, E. M. G. Eddy, 

superintendent; Joseph Guest, g' ods manager 

Che.shire Lines Committee (Northgate station), Thomas 

Bradbiirn, station master 4c goods agent 

Shropshire Union Railways Sf Canal Co.; general office. 

Canal street, James Green Hope, secretary; Williain 

Jones, manager; warehouses. Cow Lane bridge; Joseph 

Steele, agent 

RAILWAY CARRIERS. 

Great Western Railway Inquiry Sc Parcel Office, Eastgate 

street; William Wilson, agent 

London Sf North Western Railway Parcel Office, Eastgate 

street, Charles G. Bevan, agent 

Midland Railway Parcel Office, The Cross, 1 Bridge 

street; John William Taurance, agent 

Sutton's Parcel Otfice, 18 St. Werburgh street; 

Sprang,agent 

CARRIERS. 

Robert 

BROXTON—Jaraes Jones, from 'Golden Lion,' Foregate 

street, Wednesday 4c Saturday at 1.30 p.m 

BUCKLEY—Thoinas Wainwright, from King's Head inn, 

Grosvenor street, monday, Wednesday 4c thursday a: 

3 p.m ; Joseph Speed, from White Bear inn. Lower Bridge 

street, monday 4c friday at 4.30 p.m; 4c John Rogers, 

— Peters 4c — Shone, Saturday at 11 a.m 

BURTON—Richard Speed, from Bull 4c Stirrup inn, Upper 

Northgate street, Saturday at 3 p.m 

CHURTON—George Allmond, Saturday at 4 p.m.; William 

Hughes, Wednesday 4c Saturday at 3 p.m. ; 4c Thomas 

Club, Wednesday 4c Saturday at3p.m.from the Raven inn, 

Frodsham street 

CoNNAH's QUAY—Joseph Whitehead 4c Robins, from 

'King's Head,'Grosvenor street, Wednesday 4c Saturday 

at 1.30 p.m 

ELTON—Mrs. Ann Beech, from Raven inn, Frodsham 

street, tuesday & saturdny at 2 p.m 

FARNDON—Joseph Capper, from ' White Bear,' Lower 

Bridge street, Wednesday 4c Saturday at 4 p.m.; Georgo 

Thoinas, from ' Queen's Head,' Foregate street, Saturday 

at 3 p.m.; Samuel Shone, from ' Wliite Lion,' Foregate 

street, Wednesday k Saturday at 3 p.m.; 4c — Lewis, from 

'Ring o'Bells,' Foregate street, monday, Wednesday 4c 

Saturday at 4.30 p.m 

FLINT—Roger Williams, from White Bear inn. Lower 

Bridge street, Wednesday k Saturday at 12 noon 

FRODSHAM—William Caldwell, from Hop Pole inn. Foregate 

street, Saturday at 3.30 p.m 

HAWARDEN—Samuel Hughes, from ' Red Lion,' Lower 

Bridge street, daily at 3 p.m.; and — Jones, from ' Red 

Lion,' Lower Bridge street, thursday at3 p.m. 

HOLT—Charles Rowlands, from Raven inn, Frodsham 

street, Wednesday k Saturday at 3 p.m 

KELSALL—Richard Barker, from 'Swan,' Foregate street, 

Saturday at 3.30 p.m. ; 4c — Lewis, from ' Swan,' Foregate 

Street, tuesday 4c Saturday at 4 p.m 

KENNERTON—John Eatliol, from White Bear inn. Lower 

Bridge Street, 3 times a week, days uncertain, at 2 p.m 

MALPAS—•Henry Bebington, from 'Cross Foxes,' Boughtonin-the-Citv, 

fridav at 12 noon 

NESTON—Thomas Broster, from 'GrosvenorArms,' Northgate 

street, Saturday at 3 p.m 

NoRTHOP—Edward Williams, from White Bear inn, Lower 

Bridge street, Wednesday 4c Saturday at 3 p.m.; John 

Dodd, from ' King's Head,' Grosvenor street, Wednesday 

4c Saturday at 3 p.m 

NORTHWICH—Richard Barker, from 'Swan,' Foregate 


PARKGATE—Thomas Broster, from 'Grosvenor Arms,' 

Northgate sfre«t, Saturday at 3 p.ra 

QUEEN'S FERRY—Edward Williams, from White Bear 

inn, Lower Bridge street, Wednesday 4c Saturday at 3 p.m 

SUTTON—John Jones, from' Bull 4c Stirrup,' Upper Foregale 


TARPORLEY—Charies Morgan, from 'White Lion,' Foregate 

street, Wednesday 4c Saturday at 4 p.m 

TARVIN — Richard Barker, from Swan inn, Foregate , 

street, Saturday at 4 p.m.; k J. Leech, from' Old Nag's 

Head,' Foregate street, Saturday at 4 p.m 

TATTENHALL—Samuel Motterhara, from' Swan,' Foregate 

street, mondaj*, wednesdav 4cs.iturday at 4 p.m 

THRBAPWOOD—John Hall, from Raven inn, Frodshan: 


TILSTON—Mr. i'oulkes, from Raven inn, Frodsham street, 

tuesday 4c friday at 2 p.m.; — Griffiths, from ' Old Nag's 

Head,' Foregate street, Saturday at 3 p.m 

CONVEYANCES. 

Omnibus daily (sunday excepted) from the 'Royal Oak,' 

F-oregate street, to 4c from Kelsall at 4.30 p.m; Joseph 

Pascoe, proprietor 

Omnibus frora the ' Royal Oak,' Foregate street, to Tarporley, 

raonday, Wednesday 4c Saturday at 4 p.m; Joseph 

Pascoe, proprietor 

Conveyance from the ' White Lion,' Foregate street, to 

Tarvin, Wednesday 4c Saturday at 3.30 p.m.; Mr. Watson, 

proprietor 

Conveyance frora the 'Cross Foxes,* Boughton-in-the-City, 

to Kelsall 4i WiUington, Wednesday 4c Saturday; Thomas 

Dutton, proprielcr 

Conveyance from the ' Cross Foxes,' Boughton-in-the-City, 

to Kelsall k WiUington, Wednesday 4c Saturday; Job 

Wright, proprietor 

Conveyance from the ' Cross Foxes,' Boughton-in-the-City, 

to Uolt,wednesday 4c Saturday; Mrs.Rowlands,proprietress 

WATER CONVEYANCE. 

Shropshire Union Railways Sf Canal Company, Tower 

wharf. Canal street, k Cow Lane bridge. Frodsham street, 

James Green Hope, secretary; William Jones, manager ; 

4c Joseph Steele, agent

DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. CHESTER. Ill 

CHESTER STREET DIRECTORY. 

Abbey buildings, St. Werburgh st. 

1 Rowe John 

2 Kenrick Geo. surgical instrument ma 

3 ClarkEdwin,cutler&fi8hing tackle dlr 

4 Walker Mrs. Mrgrt. refreshment rms 

5 Marsden Thomas, hatter 

0 Brown Mrs 

7 WykeMrs.Elizbth.dress ma.4cmilliner 

8 Leach George, tailor 

Abbey court. Abbey square. 

Stewart Rev. Chas. Hy. Hylton, M.A 

Abbey gate'way, Northgate 

Wa'ker 4c Smith, solicitors 

Town Clerk's 

street. 

Office, 

John Walker, clerk 

Bishop's Registry Office, 

John Gamon, registrar 

Abbey grreen. 

1 Reilly Owen 

2 Walker Miss 

3 Hamer Henry 

4 PayneLieut.-CoI.ChasWm.Meadows 

5 Hastings Richard Ledsham 

Abbey square, Northgate street. 

2 Hewitt William 

Black Diamond street. Brook st. 

3 Haswell Mrs 

4 Bromley Urias 

EAST 

Westminster 

SIDE. 

Brymho Conl Sf 

5 Grifliths John 

(j Douglas Johii, architect 

Coke Co. Limited 

the stepn) 

(No. 1 up 

7 Bennett John Neviit 

8 Roberts John, M.D. physician 

9 Pinchctt-Maddock Tboinas, J.P 

10 Roberts Mrs 

11 Hillyard Rev. Canon, M.A 

CuiinahJohn J. coal 4c gravel mermerchant 

(up the steps) 

lA, Cowap Chas. Richardson, agent 

to the Broughton Coal Co.; 

Brymho Coal 4c Iron Co. 4c 19 Robertson William 

Howson Very Rev. John Saul, D.D 

Mineral Lime Co. Limited 

SOUTH SIDE. 

(Dean of Chester), The Deanery 1 Davies & Thomas, coal merchants 2 Binch John R 

here is Abbey street 

2 Simpson, Davies k Sons, coal, 4 Jones Williani 

12 Fincbett-Maddock,Moss4cSharp,8olrs lime 4c slate merchants 

G Parry Albert 

11 Allen Williara 

3 Parish WiUiam 4c John, coal, lime 8 Ball Mrs 

14 Roberts John, tailor 

4c flag merchants 

10 Cox Gustave 

Preston Rev. George, M.A 

4 Davies John P. coal merchant 12 Payne Mrs 

Abbey street, Abbey square. 

5 Bordessa 4c Morris, coal merchnts 14 Hogg Thomas 

0 Jones John, coal 4c lime merchant Bold terrace. Seller 

SOUTH SIDE. 

Weighing Machine, 

2 Lloyd Lewis 

Cliarles Harrison, clerk 

Dodd Miss Eliza, millinr. (2 Cathedral 

4 Fincbett Joseph 

6 Parkes Mrs. Hannah, servants' 

registry office 

8 Beswick Harry 

10 Hickson Mrs 

10 Baker Rev. Edgar J. B.A 

NORTH SIDE. 

3 Moss Thomas 

6 White Miss 

7 Ward Thoraas Peploe 

9 Carter Rev. Charles C. B.A 

11 Ciizner Edward, teacher of music 

13 Jones Miss 

15 Stivens 4c Bonnalie, L.R.C.S. dental 

surgeons 

Abbots grrange, .see Liverpool 

Abbots Hayes, see Liverpool 

Abbots court, see Liverpool 

Albert road, see Queen's 

road^ 

road. 

road. 

park. 

Albert terrace, see Garden lane. 

Albion street, Park street. 

1 Wait Alfred William, lay clerk to the 

Cathedral 

9 Prescott Mrs. George, mantle maker 

19 Berrington Miss Emma, dress maker 

21 Birchall Mrs. Eliza, servants'registry 


23 Ogden Miss Mary, dress maker 

WELSH CONGREGATIONAL CHAPL 

8 Roberts Miss Martha, dress maker 

Ashby place, see Flooker's 

brook. 

Back Brook street, George street. 

5 Douglas John, potato dealer 

15 Heath Thomas, shopkeeper 

UNITED FREE GOSPEL CHURCH 

25 Dodd Ralph, cabinet turner 

2 Williams Tliomas, cab proprietor 

Bank place, see Foregate 

Barrell vrell, 

Boughton. 

street. 

Chester Water Works, 

John Dugdale, manager 

Spencer Samuel 

Smith Richard Fletcher 

Bars (The),seeBoughtonSf 

Bateman's court, see Foregate 

Belgrave street, Francis street. 

Short James, boot k shoe manufactr 

Hodson John, cowkeeper 

7 Woodward James, coal merchant 

8 Rigby James, coal 4c general mer 

9 Evans Richd. 4c Co. colliery prptrs 

James Snelson, agent 

10 Coal Exchange Coal Co. 

Urias Bromley, manager 

11 Armstrong 4c Thomas, coal mers 

Birmingham 

Wagon Co. Limited 

John Bithell, agent 

Gloucester Wagon Co. Limited, 

Joseph Ellis, agent 

Metropolitan Railway Carriage 

Sf Wagon Co. Limited, 

Thomas Roberts, agent 

Midland Railway Carriage Sf 

Wagon Co. Jsph. Percival, agt 

WEST SIDE. 

Davies Robert, coal merchant 

Greenall 4c Co. brewers 

Enoch Young, agent 

George inn, Henry Hewitt 

here is St. James's street... 

Dunning John Forsyth, boot 4c shoe 

maker 

Brunton John, beer retailer 4c provision 

dealer 

here is St, Anne street , 

Christ Church National School 

(boys') 

7 Jones Thomas, boot 4c shoe maker 

17 Webb Mrs 

here is Church atreet 

29 ElUon Peter 

33 I'ickavance John, pavior 4cc 

43 Shepheard Simeon 

Blackfriars, Nicholas street. 

Browne William 

5 Pickering William 

7 Parry William Henry 

9 Gittins Mrs. Sarah, lodging house 

11 Fox Charies Ralph 

13 Biddulph Ormus Edmond 

17 Sprang William Frank 

19 Rowlands Alfred 

21 Rogtrs James 

Blackburne John I. (Roodee lodge) 

Boat yard, see Tower wharf. 

Boot passage, see Eastgate street 

row north. 

Bold place, Bold square. 

Foregate st. 1 Berrington Samuel 

street. 

2 Rowland David 

0 Henderson Miss 

8 Baker Thomas Ansbell 

Bold square. 

NORTH SIUE. 

1 Williams Williain, painter 

1 Williams Henry, teacher of music 

3 Lovewell Thomas 

5 Dobson William Warburton 

7 Griffiths Robert 

9 Jackson George 

11 Haswell Henry 

13 Woolley Miss Elizabeth, ladies' schl 

15 Davies Miss 

17 Griffiths Thomas 

NORTH SIDE. 

1 Jones Watson Robert 

3 Jones 4c Co. slate merchants 

3 Jones Griffith 

5 Dutton John 

7 Fleet John 

9 Rees Rev. Henry 

11 Piper Mrs 

13 Roberts John 

SOUTH SIDE. 

2A, Edwards John 

4A, Coe Ebenezer 

2 Frater Mrs 

4 Whitworth Mrs 

0 Morris Joseph 

8 Williams Rev. James 

10 Pritcbard Edward, jun 

street, 

BoUand's cotirt, 

2 Cross Mrs 

3 Wilkinson Thomas Hedeham 

4 Brittain Thomas, surgeon 

Meeting Room 

Booth's court, see Foregate 

Whitefriars. 

street. 

Boughton, from Foregate street to 

Great Boughton. 

NORTH SIDE. 

^ 1 Martin Anthony Thomas, photo- 

H grapher 

(q 3 Jones George 

J, 5 Brining William, vyholesale hosier 

.si k haberdasher 

^ 7 Peacock Joseph, grocer

112 CHESTER. 

BOUGHTON—continued. 

here is Russell street 

Lightfoot John, family grocer 

Griffiths Robert, shopkeeper 

Theodore Thomas, shopkeeper 

15 Wild Mrs. Martha, grocer 

17 Blease John, lamp 4c oil dealer 

19 Price Daniel, shoe maker 

21 McGrath John, shopkeeper 

here is Steam Mill street.... 

23 Cross Foxes inn, Edward Rowell 

25 Hardinge Joseph, shopkeeper 

27 Rowland Johuj potato dealer 

31 Rowland John, jun. baker 

33 Metcalfe George, marine store dealer 

43 McDonough James, heer retailer 

45 Thorpe Samuel, shopkeeper 

47 k 49 Oakley Peter, baker 4c pro 

vision dealer 

53 Monks Mrs. Mary, shopkeeper 

here is Steven street 

57 Johnson Mrs. Elizabeth, shopkeeper 

01 Evans William, glass 4c china dealer 

03 Collins John, iron k metal dealer 

Waterloo tavern, William Stewart 

Davies Charles, grocer 

. .here are Victoria Sf Albert terraces. 

Williams Thoraas, beer retailer 

Thomas William, fishmonger 

75 Cordery Charles, provision dealer 4c 

beer retailer 

here is Fosbrook street 

Wedgwood Samuel, baker 4c grocer 

83 Sergeant Mrs. Charlotte, shopkeeper 

St Paul's National Schools 

Certifled Industrial Schools 

here is Hoole lane 

Williams Henry, butcher 

91 Davis Mrs. Maria, beer retailer 

97 Vaughan Mrs 

99 Fincbett Joseph 

101 Snelson James 

103 Roscoe Mrs. Elizabeth, beer retailer 

4c car proprietor 

107 Forrester Miss Alice, dressmaker 

107 Davies Mrs. Sarah, dressmaker 

109 Forrester George 

111 Fletcher Thomas Arthur 

113 Hughes Miss 

115 Stopford Edward (Richmond house) 

117 

119 

«123 

§125 

•I 127 

^129 

^131 

§133 

1135 

•8137 

P4139 

141 

143 

Zwilchenbart Rodolph 

Hostage Mrs 

Cowap John, manager of gas wrks 

Tregellas Richard Vyvyau 

Woods Mrs 

Roberts John, builder 

Campbell Miss 

Drabble Stephen, lodging bouse 

Bostock Alfred (Richmond lodge) 

Cox Mrs 

Monks William Henry 

Bevan Charles 

Peters John 

147 Brooks George, shopkeeper 

Scott Rev. Thomas Errington, B.A. 

Rectory 

{ Guy John chemist 

157 \ POST 4C MONEY ORDER OFFICE 

( k Savings Bank 

CHESHIRE. 

66 Chasworth Thomas, butcher 

72 Holmes William, hay, straw 4c corn 

dealer 

Smith Isaac, wheelwright 

82 Parry Richard, chimney sweep 

86 Abrahams William, shopkeeper 4c 

whitesmith 

98 Weddell James, dyer 4c cleaner 

100 Barber William Henry, boot closer 

102 Edwards George, plumber k glazier 

Roberts Mrs. Mary, fruiterer 

Jones Joseph, ooal dealer 

Tittherington William (Dee Hills) 

Lloyd Horatio J.P Slg^^^^^^^ 

WiggGeorgeLlo.vd, 2[ ^^^^^^^ 

Kelly James, 1 ) 

no Lloyd Harry, shopkeeper 

114 Williams Jo-icph, tailor 

120 Williams William, box maker 

124 Sidall Mrs. Sarah, shopkeeper 

132 Hulse John, naturalist 

Critchley George, butcher 

138 Lynes Mrs 

140 Astley Hy. Edwd. (Dorchester ho) 

Churtm William Henry (Hill side) 

Browning Miss ) Richmond 

Barker Miss \ bank 

Nicholson John (River Side house) 

1.52 Skirling Capt. (Water Side lodge) 

ST. PAUL'S CHURCH 

Black Lion, David Jackson 

Bouverie street. Garden 

1 Silberbacli Mrs 

2 Mitchell Mrs 

3 Richards Thomas 

5 Wright Mrs 

7 Evans Glyn 

9 Meacock Thomas 

11 Mason Tom Johnson 

13 Davis James Theo 

15 Mosscrop Joshua 

17 Ralph William 

19 Stokesmith William 

21 Grifiith Owen Richard 


33 Bennett Charies 

35 Kelly Mrs 

37 Woodfin John 

39 French Francis 

41 Woodford Robert 

43 Smith John 

lane. 

Bridge place, see Lower Bridge st. 

Bridge street, from The Cross to 

G rosvenor street. 

EAST SIDE. 

1 Midland Railway Co.'s Parcel Off. 

John Wm. Laurance, agent, 

(The Cross) 

3 Mottershead Thomas, jun. butcher, 

(The Cross) 

5 Clark William, fishmonger 

7 Alexander Miss Jane, milliner 

9 Candeland Peter k Co. grocers 

11 Clark Edwin John, cutler 

13 Ewen Isaac English, hosier k glover 

15 Williams Wm. brush k basket maker 

19 Evans John, butcher 

21 Gerrard Henry, butcher 

25 Hayes Robert, butcher 

27 BriningWm.wlio.hosier4chaherdashr 

SOUTH SIDE. 

2 Wilkinson Misses Mary, Agnes"j £ 

4c Louisa, prepaiatory fcchool(a 29 Hassall k Foulkes, wine4c spirit mers 

for boys ( p 

0 Siddall John Davies, en-1 ^^' 

graver 4c cutler, ) 

8 Gregg Rt. rope,twine 4c brush manfr 

10 Cartwright Thomas, draper 4c hosier 

12 Powell, Edwards 4c Co. ironmongers 

k cutlers 

14 Brierley John Colley 4c Garaan Renshaw, 

milliners 4c drapers 

16 Jackson Roger 4c John, grocers 

18 Hanmer Fredk.hosier 4c haberdasher 

20 Wood k Howitt, ironmongers 

24 Webb, Howarth 4: Co. china 4:c.dlrs 

26 Jnpp Williara, baker 4c confectioner 

28 Hooley 4c Co. taUow chandlers 4c 

brush makers 

30 Old Vaults, WUliam Barlow 

here is Commonhall street...... 

32 Youde Thomas, hair dresser 

M Garland Thomas, fishmonger 

36 Spencer James Hampson, chemist 

38 Jetterson Hy. linen 4c woollen draper 

40 Shuttleworth Richard,currier,leatlier 

dealer, boot upper 4c legging inntr 

42 Davies William, provision dealer 

44 Roberts Joseph, grocer 

Browne WiUiam, carpenter (Pierpoint 

lane) 

46 Welsby Thos. 4c Co. wine 4c8pirit mers 

48 Baker John Richard 4c William Jas. 

confectioners 4c bakers 

50 Jones Richard, tallow chandler 


52, .54 4c 56 Jones Richard, draper 4c 

mourning warehouse 

58 Pickering William, grocer 

60 DuttonJohn4cChas.wine 4c spirit mers 

Williams William k Son, tobacco 4c 

snuflT manufdcturers 

here are Whitefriars Sf Grosvenor sts. 

62 Wilson Charles, auctioneer, house 4c 

estate agent 4c fine art gdlery 

62 Liverpool Commercial Investment 

Co. Limited, Chas. Wilson, agt 

64 Duncan 4c Pritcbard, solicitors 

Bridge Street rorvi, from The Cross 

to Lower Bridge street. 

EAST SIDE. 

1 MainwaringMissMary, toy repository 

3 Wild John, hosier 4c glover 

5 Lees Misses N. 4c E. fancy repository 

7 4c 31 Appleton 4c Bracegirdle, silk 

raercers,drapers,railliners 4c hosiers 

9 Nixon Joseph Henry, hairdresser 

11 Geeson 4c Chirnside, drapers 

13 Lowe 4c Sons, goldsraiths 

15 Ewen Isaac English, hosier 

19 Webster Geo. Watmough,photogrphr 

Nordon 4c Mason, solicitors 

Hignett Harold, architect 

25 Blayney Arthur, stationer 

Fitch WUliara, hair dresser 

Davies k Shepheard, chemists 

Sraith MissChrltte.dressma, ^K ^ „ 

Allen Mrs. Ann, servants' 1 "i. be 

registry oftice, 3 ' J 2 

Chester Chronicle Offic 

Richard Fletcher •smith, i )r.a 

printer 4r publisher 

31 4c 7 Appleton 4c Bracegirdle, silk 

mercers, draprs. milliners 4c hosiers 

37 H iggins John 4c Thos.woollen drapers 

39 Parkes Alfred, silk mercer 

41 Richards Hy. Wm. tailor k hatter 

43 Boucher k Co. music warehouse 

45 Garnett 4c Co. cabinet makers 

47 Tait k Son, tailors 4c drapers 

49 MinshuU 4c Co. stationers 

51 Dale Edward, pianotorte 4cc. maker 

55 Woolley Thomas, goldsmith 4cc 

Etchells James, wine 4c spirit vaults 

59 Jones James 4c Sons, boot manufra

DIRECTORY.] 

61 Sherratt David 4c Co. dealers in works 

ofaitjê 

03 Brown Geo. John Hemsley, china wa 

Johnson Brothers, dyers k cleaners 

71 Baker Edward Bradshaw, artist 

Thurman Samuel, boot 4c shoe maker 

Kynaston Mrs.Elizh.Ann,tobacconist 

ST. MICHAEL'S CHURCH 

...... here is Lower Bridge street 

WEST SIDE. 

Blelock Charles James 

Sbavr John GUI 

Siddall John Davies 

Williams James 

Jackson John 

Hanmer Frederick 

Bishop John, house k estate agent 

Hodges MiasEllen,milliner4cdress ma 

Foy Michael Joseph, boot 4c shoe raa 

HarpSf Croion,Ebenezer Win. Jones 

Spencer Mrs 

Shuttleworth Richard 

Davies Richard, hairdresser 

Cartwright Thomas 

Jones Richard 

TVuss Mrs 

Srook street, from Canal bridge to 

General Railway station. 

WEST SIDE. 

Hughes Thomas, builder k con 

tractor (Cow Lane bridge) 

here is Gorse stacks 

Jones Geo. iron 4c tin plate worker 

Higginson Mrs. Harriet, beer retailer 

Stevenson Anthony Pringle, timber 

merchant 

11 Wainwright William, butcher 

13 CooperWm. temperancecoinrcl.hotel 

15 Humphreys Mrs. Jane, dress 4c 

mantle maker 

17 Blake Jaraes, cowkeeper 

Higginson Jos. wine 4c spirit vaults 

Hallows John, furniture remover 

'29 McNamara Thoraas, fruiterer 

31 Bardsley James, confectioner 

35 Dean Joseph, provision dealer 

37 Cotgreave James Hamnlett, grocer 


Stanley Arms, John Lewis, 4c car 

proprietor 

43 Jones Richard, hair dresser 

Maddocks John, coach builder 

45 Oldfield Mrs. Elizbth. provision dealr 

47 Horsfield Charles, tailor 

42 Legee Nathan, herbalist 

65 Wuiiams George, tea 4c cofiee rooms 

71 MiUington Thoraas, baker 

73 Chamley Wm. potato dlr.4c cowkeepr 

75 Roberts Robert, baker k flour dealer 

here is Brook place 

77 O'Haolon Mrs. Elizabeth, commercial 

boarding house 

79 Marshall Thomas 

-81 Gamon William 

Essery Henry, tanner 

65 Jones Charles, tailor 

91 Hope John, chemist 4c druggist 

93 Grifiith Alfd. new8agnt.4c dining rms 

t)5 Callan William, hairdresser 

Railway inn, Robert Davies 

... .here is Black Diamond street 

Pooley Henry 4c Son, weighing machine 

makers, C. Walker, manager 

(repairing shop) 

EAST SIDE. 

Bertram 4c Macnay, ironmngrs. 4cc 10 Roberts WiUiam 

rt , Chester Coal Company, 

^ 9 

Bertram 4c Co. agents 

^ 1^ Lamb Robert 4c Son, building ma- 

^ 't\ terial dealers 

O ^ Parish William 4c John, coal, lime 

4c flag merchants 

6 Cannan Wra. boot 4c shoe maker 

10 Taylor Richard, furniture broker 

14 Jordan Francis, pawnbroker 

16 Nixon Thomas, confectioner 

18 Warrington James, tobacconist 

CHESHIRE. 

20 Bentley Miss Mary Ann, baker 

Bowling Green inn, Wilkinson Booth 

here is Bowling green 

28 WiUiams Joseph, baker 

here is James street 

Cottage inn, John Wm. Gregory 

34 Williams Franklin, chemist 

38 Berisford Thomas, cheese factor 

38 Morris John, boot k shoe maker 

Kelley Jsph. hair dresser k uewsagnt 

42 Tushingham Thos. fancy repository 

PILLAR LETTER BOX 

here is Charles street 

40 Springle Geo. fishmonger 4c fruiterer 

48 Barker Benjamin, butcher 

50 Spencer Mrs. Mary Ann, shopkeeper 

52 Davies William Henry, grocer 

56 Goff" Thomas 

•58 Thomas John, printer 4c stationer 

62 Halls Mrs. Helen, shopkeeper 4c 

servants' registry office 

66 Gorrell WUliam, boot 4c shoe maker 

68 Ducker Jobn, shopkeeper 

74 4c 76 Leak Wm. Fras. hatter 4c hosier 

78 Shires Joseph, tobacconist 4c stationer 

80 Shires Miss Agnes.refreshment rooms 

82 Evans Mrs. Ann, shopkeeper 

84 Ingram Samuel James, hair dresser 

86 Edge Daniel, butcher 

88 Blake Chas. Kinsey, fruiterer 

92 Leak Mrs.AnnieElizbth.haberdasher 

Egerton Arms, Adam McFarlane 

here is Egerton street 

Angel hotel, John Hughes 

98 Balshaw Mra. Elizabeth, grocer 

here is Francis street 

100 Glynne Arms hotel, George West 

102 Kearsley Mrs 

104 Parish John 

100 Keartland Wm. clerk to guardians 

108 Gerrard James 

110 Liver commercial hotel, Thomas 

Beinion Davies 

112 Jones Evan 

114 wuiiams Joseph Ellis 

116 Drury Mrs 

118 Davies Samuel 

120 Edmunds William 

122 Thorpe Charles 

124 Railway vaults, Robert Smith 

Anderson Mrs. 

Meldrum David, station Brook 

master, 

cottage 

.. .here is General Railway station 

Brown's lane, see Handbridge. 

Bryn-tirion, see Brook street. 

Bunce street, Grosvenor street. 

1 Wall Thomas, slater 4c plasterer 

3 Young John, bootmaker 

9 Smith Thomas, lodging house 

4 Griffith John 

Cambrian vievir. 

Jones Joseph (Sumraer hill) 

Sheaf George Charles (Sunnyside) 

5 Bowers Thomas B 

7 Tomkinson WiUiam Buckett 

9 Gardener Mrs 

Read Richard (Cambrian villas) 

Cahill Miss (Meadow side) 

2 Bertram William 

4 Ingham Mrs. Eliza, seminary 

6 Smith Rev. Frederick 

8 Stonelv Henry 

12 Buglap Rev. John Bedlington 

James William Harris 

Thomas George 

Tabor Jonathan 

Baker Henry, market gardener 

22 Cooke Enoch 

24 Partinôn John Thomas 

26 Hunt Samuel Partridge 

28 Hughes WiUiam Henry 

30 Heig Miss 

.32 Harris Henry Wilson 

34 Henshall Jamss 

CHESTER. 113 

36 Jones Mrs 

44 Hopkins Mrs 

46 Bland Misa 

48 Barber Henry 

50 Parry Silvester 

Canal side,/roni Frodsham street. 

Haswell Jobn Edwd. corn merchant 

(Queen's wharf) 

I HasweU John Edward 


Grosvenor tavern, John Pritcbard 

Lovewell Thos. 4c Co. salt merchants 

here is Back Queenstreet 

Griffiths Brothers, corn merchants 

(Queen's wharf) 

here is Charlotte street 

Dodd James, hay 4c corn dealer 

Smith John, boot closer 

Roberts John, builder 4c contractor 

Crown wauto, John Nuttall 

here is Seller street 

Wiseman John 4c Co. millers (Cestrian 

4c Albion mUla) 

Wynne Samuel, timber merchant, 

wheelwright 4c blacksmith 

Shepherd Richard, smith 

McGough James Henry, tailor 

Hill John, manufacturing chemist 

Canal street. Upper Northgate st. 

here is Garden lane 

Smith Francis, decorative artist 

(Beechwood house) 

Davies Wm. T. tobacco 4c snuff manfr 

Shropshire Union Railways Sf 

Canal Co.'s Offices, 

James Green Hope, esq. sec 

Williara Jones, manager 

Hope James Green (Sealand view) 

Corporation Baths (Water tower) 

James Williams, superintendent 

Cooke 4c Moulton, masons 

Coppack John, coal merchant,4c china 

k glass dealer 

Darlington Wm. smith k wheelwright 

Jones Isaac Matthews, city surveyor 

Ducker Sandford (St. John's cottage) 

Castle esplanade, St. Martin's ash 

1 Sumner Alfred 

2 Speed Mrs 

3 Lanceley Mrs 

4 Birch Mrs. 

ST. BRIDGET'S CHURCH 

Castle street, from Lower Bridge 

street to Grosvenor street. 

SOUTH SIDE. 

5 Marr William, shopkeeper 

7 Thomas Mrs. Jane, lodging housi 

II Topham Miss 

15 Hill John 

17 Pearce Mrd 

27 Griffiths Mrs 

Royal Canteen, Mrs. Emma Elizabeth 

Edwards 

Berry Mrs. Elizabeth, shopkeeper 

St. Mary's National Mixed School 

NORTH SIDE. 

10 Godwin WUliam, lodging house 

Robin Hood, Nesbitt Hull 

16 Roberts James, egg merchant 

Gough William, boot k shoe maker 

Nield Miss Mary, dress maker 

22 Golden Eagle, Bennett Briscoe 

Foulkes 

liere is Bunce street 

26 Harrison Matthew 

MUitary Hospital, 

C. S. Wells, surgeon major 

Cathedral passage, see Abbey street 

Caxton buildings, see Pepper street. 

Cecil street, Tarvin road. 

Jones John, shopkeeper 

Chapel lane, Great Boughton. 

1 Hankinson Miss Fanny, shopkeeper 

Cherry Orchard inn. 3oseph Bewlev 

8

114 CHESTER. 

CHAPEL JJA.NE—continued. 

Husen James, coal dealer 

19 Moulton Henry, raarket gardener 

Allenby Mrs. Amy, ladies' school 

(The Grange) 

Allenby Walldegrave, commercial 

traveller (The Grange) 

Gerrard Henry, market gardener 

3 0 Taylor Charles, market gardener 

32 Lloyd Rev. Richard Wood 

Charles street, Brook street. 

Hydraulic Engineering Co. Limited 

16 Price John, boot 4c shoe raaker 

31 Hughes Mrs. Sarah, cowkeeper 

Cheyney lane, Parkgate road to 

Garden lane. 

Chritchley Rev. John Martyn, LL.D 

>» 1 Appleton John 

2 m 2 Proctor Mrs 

R^ 3 Maddock Mrs 

^•g 4 Rae James 

O '^ 5 wuiiams William 

here is Bouverie street 

• 8 Cochrane Robert George 

S 9 Hilton Robert 

210 Moss Mrs 

o 11 Johnson William 

•^ 12 Huxley Mrs 

•g 13 Arnold Mrs 

.5l4 Page Samuel 

^15 Orrett William 

S16 Atkinson Thomas 

017 Parry Miss 

Matthews William, 

Paul Joseph, 

Denbigh 

villas. 

Cheyney villas, see Cheyney lane. 

Chichester st. Upper Northgate st. 

SOUTH SIDE. 

1 Kirkpatrick Mrs 

3 Ould Mrs 

here is Lome street 

5 Birley Miss 

7 Dundas Mrs 

9 Powles Mrs 

11 Harris Mrs 

15 Palin Francis 

17 Jones Mrs 

19 Claxton William Richards 

Goldseak John 

31 Vernon John 

NORTH SIDE. 

2 Wakefield James 

Ridyard Mrs. ) T, i- • 

Price Paul, 1 Bryn-tirion 

Church street. Black Diamond st. 

Jones John 

10 Balshaw Mrs. Elizabeth, provision dlr 

12 Lockett John, boot maker 

15 Dutton Benjamin, shopkeeper 

Christ Church Mission Room 

Cliurch street, Upper Northgate st. 

2 Bennett Miss 

CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC CHURCH 

here is Lome street 

4 Ellis Robert 

6 Rees Rev. William, D.D 

8 Denson Thomas Francis 

Churchill terrace, see Garden lane. 

City road, from Foregate street tq 

General Railway Station. 

"WEST SIDE. 

New Park hotel, William Harrison 

BUlington 

Noblet Robt. coal merchnt. 4c tobacnst 

London Sf Chester Photographic Co. 

Thoraas Lyon Taylor, manager 

Taylor Thos. Lyon, picture frame ma 

Williams George, tailor, woollen 

draper 4c hatter 

Davies Owen Thomas, milliner 

CHESHIRE. 

Parrott William, builder 

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 

Cestrian inn, Benjamin Carter 

Mackenzie WUliam, publisher 

3 Fox Eli 

5 Arthur John, civil engineer 

7 Price Thomas, refreshment rooms 

9 Minera Lime Co. Limited, 

Jas. Alfd. Broadbent, sec. 4c man 

11 Robertson John, temperance hotel 

Hughes John k Co. mining timber 

4cc. importers 

EAST SIDE. 

Higginson Mrs. Emma, bookseller 

Marriott Alfred, shopkeeper 

Theadford James, bird dealer 

Barnes Thomas, cab proprietor 

Barnes Thos. 4c Sons,carriage builders 

Price Paul, beer retailer 

Wynd Robert, carpenter 

Gray George, hairdresser 

Darlington 4c Smithies, cigar 4c tobacco 

manufacturers 

Royal Engineers' Office 

Morris E. k Co. woollen warehousmn 

Bostock Alfd.&Co. boot k shoe manfrs 

WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 

City walls, fro7n Eastgate Sf round 

the Walls. 

Thome' k Chatterton, architects 4c 

building surveyors 

Churton Williara Henry, solicitor 

King's Arms Kitchen,B&Tker Jones 

Baker Thos. Ansdell, boot k shoe raa 

Bennett John, tailor 4c draper 

Roberts Wm. bookbinder 4c stationer 

Seller Henry 4c Son, leather dealers 

Ray Henry, buUder k mason 

Radford John, commercial traveller 

Bush Captain, R.N 

Lament Alexander 

Brown Henry Thomas 

Tennant Mrs 

Clark Edwin John 

Massey Thoraas 

Darlington Job 

Hughes William 

Bull Stanhope, C.E. (Edgar house) 

County Surveyor's Office, 

Stanhope Bull, C.E. surveyor 

Kitchen Mrs. Margaret, shopkeeper 

Lloyd George, shopkeeper 

Dutton Mrs. Jessie, servants' registry 


Smith Hector 

Claremont buildings, seeForegate st. 

Claverton row, see Handbridge. 

Coal Exchange, see Black Diamond 

street. 

Cockpit yard, see St. John's street. 

Collegiate ter, see Cheyney lane. 

Commercial hall, Foregate street. 

Leigh John, agent to Galloway 4c Co. 

manufacturers of mineral waters 

Hays WiUiam, builder 4c joiner 

Powell Peter, coach builder 

Commonhall street. Bridge street to 

Weaver street. 

SOUTH SIDE. 

1 Deakin Miss Mary, dressmaker ' 

3 Parry Robert Wm. general sraith 

3 Jones John, carpenter k joiner 

27 Sullivan Mrs. Mary, midwife 

35 Ladies' Charity, ^—-^ 

Mrs. Ann SapiOj^ matron 

37 Hewitt Mrs 

NORTH SIDE. 

Brewer John, tin plate worker 

Williams Wm.plumber 4c brassfounder 

32 Jones Thomas, dairyman 

wuiiams William, basket maker 

Tatler Mrs. Elizabeth, shopkeeper 

PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 

[POST OFFICE 

Christy William, coal dealer 

Brannan William, whitesmith 

46 Dutton Israel John^ pawnbroker 

Com Exchange, see Eastgate 

street. 

Com Exchange chamber^. 

16 Wakefield James, accountant k estate 

agent 

Lloyd's Cambrian Chain Sf Anchor 

Public Testing Co. Limited 

Chester Sf North Wales Permanent 

Investment Benefit Building Soc 

Halkyn District Mines Drainage 

Co. 

The Rhosesmor Mining Co. Lim. 

Grosvenor Hotel Co. Limited, 

Jas. Wakefield, sec 

17 British Cattle Food Co. 

Geo. John Robt. Simpson, man 

18 4c 19 Ward George F, accountant 4c 

estate agent 

Chester Queen Railway Hotel Co. 

Limited 

Colwyn Bay Hotel Co. Limited, 

George F. Ward, secretary 

20 Francis Francis, mining engineer 4c 

stock k share broker 

21 Green Brothers, financial agents 

22 Simpson George John Robert, auctioneer 

4c land agent 

23 Boden Walter MiUer, architect k 

surveyor 

24 4c 25 The Direct United States 

Cable Co. Limited, 

Charles B. Wood, manager 

36 Butler Edwin, telegraph engineer 

Cornwall street, Newtown. 

2 Walters George 

34 Wright James, beerretailer 

Christ Church National School 

13 Burkhill Oliver, provision dealer 

Cow Lane bridge, .see Brook street^ 

Frodsham street. 

Crane street, Watergate. 

SOUTH SIDE. 

1 Ryland Mrs 

3 Sutclifie James 

5 Thomas Thomas 

7 Burr Edmund John 

9 Hughes Mrs. Mary Ann, cowkeeper 

11 Bellis Miss Elizabeth, lodging house 

11 Mulhern Richard, egg4c butter mer 

13 Billington George 

15 Roberts John , 

17 Beck Richard 

19 McGregor Donald 

21 Jones Miss 

23 Hughes Joseph 

25 Turner Robert Clarke 

27 Mawdesley Miss 

29 Hankinson Johu Hope 

31 Palin John 

33 Gibson Mrs 

37 Rowland William 

Brewer John! 

41 Lee Samuel Wynne, baker k groeer 

Dixon Thomas k Co. timber merchnts 

NORTH SIDE. 

2 Blundell Richard 

4 Roberts Jobn 

6 White George 

8 West William 

10 Meldrum Rev. Samuel 

12 Jones Mrs. Sarah, lodging house 

14 ElUs Thomas 

16 Holcroft John 

18 Whittle Thomas 

20 Jones William Henry 

22 Cunnah John 

24 Preston James 

26 Dunn Henry 

28 Ford John 

30 Mattershead Thomas 

32 Edwards Thomas 

34 Davidson William 

36 Beckett Joseph

DIRECTORY.] 

40 îng*s Arms, Thomas Prescott 

42 Trelfbrd Henry 

44 Washington William 

46 Williams William 4c Son, tobacco 4c 

snuff manufacturers 

52 Ship, Wilfiam Cowap 

Edwards William, builder 

Crane wharf, bottom of Watergate to 

Sealand road. 

Flint Boat House inn,Thoa. S. Jones 

Smith William (Crane house) 

Smith William, corn merchant 

Roberts 4c Co. slate 4c timber merchts 

Malt George, jobbing smith 

Jones 4c Co. slate merchants 

Cunnah John J.coal,gi-avel4c brick mer 

Jones Richard, tallow chandler 

Crewe street, Egerton street. 

13 Woodward Mrs. Mary, shopkeeper 

Bridgewater inn, Mrs. Mary 

Campbell 

Crook street, 

from Watergate to Princess street. 

Green's Almshouses 

Parry Mrs. (Crook house) 

Parry William, iron 4c brassfounder 

Macdermott Patrick, marine store dlr 

Holley John, clothes cleaner 

Rossiter Thoraas, sculptor 

Laycock Joseph ginger beer 4c 

leraonade maker 

Stevenson Francis, shopkeeper 

City Mission Lecture Room 

Cross (Tlie),«ee Bridge street. Eastgate 

street Sf Watergate street. 

Cross chambers, see Eastgate Street 

row north. 

Crypt chambers, see Eastgate Street 

roio south. 

Cuppin street. 

Lower Bridge st. to St. Martin's ash. 

SOUTH SIDE. 

17 Kendrlck Mrs. Elizabeth, cowkeeper 

23 Williams Isaac, plumber 4c glazier 

31 Newns Henry, baker k provision dlr 

37 Kilburn Miss Agnes, ladies' school 

NORTH SIDE. 

14 Blake William James, baker 

20 Williams Isaac 

22 Blake William James 

32 Star inn, Peter Parker 

Davies R. J. 4c Co. who. confeetioners 

38 Ball John, beer retailer 

40 Brown Mrs. Maria, servants' re 

gistry office 

Curzon park. 

Williams William Masmor, J.P. 

(Dingle bank) 

Marshall Frederic, B.A., LL.B 

(Everton house^ 

Gilbert Leonard (Park house) 

7 Deeley William Clark 

Wallace James (Thornleigh) 

11 Thyer Joseph 

Bagnall Freeman Leopold (Westfield 

lodge) 

Taylor Henry Enfield (Woodbrae) • 

6 "ropham Joseph B 

8 Wills Caleb Sherar 

10 Royle Thomas Vernon 

12 Jones John 

14 Groome John 

16 Gamon John i 

18 Brown William 

20 Turner Joseph 

Dee banks. 

Vaughan Mrs. Fridiswid, mkt. grdni 

Taylor WiUiam (Meadow villa) 

Williams Geo. C. G. (Prospect vUla) 

Peel Cecil f Clifton villa) 

Douglas John 

CHESHBÊ. 

Bentick Mi8S'(Malpas cottage) 

Harris James Raymond (Bank cott) 

Nott Miss, » yj jj, 

Norris Mrs. Jâravmas 

S'SS^K"!"""«" 

Mostyn Charles (Belmont house) 

Lowe Jaraes Foulkes, > T»„^ „„*+„„^ 

Davies William, { ^^^ ^^""'^Se 

White House hotel, Joseph Nuttall 

Red House hotel, J oseph Cunlifi'e 

Jones George Loft (Garden villa) 

Marcham James (Florence villa) 

Holland William (Ebenezer cottage) 

Eaton Peter (Hilda house) 

Taverner William, ) T, .. 

Pinnington Mrs. 1 ^«"« ^"^ 

Evans Mrs. (Laburnum cottage) 

Wrench Richard A. (Spring cottage) 

Hughes John Henry (Holly villa) 

Dee lane, Boughton. 

9 Harrop Mrs. Emma, dress maker 

11 Nolte Joseph, carver 4c gilder 

Dee side, from St. John's Church. 19 Barber Mrs. Efiza, china 4c glass dlr 

Jacobson Right Rev. Williara, D.D. 

21 Parry 4c Son, wholesale stationers 

'23 London Sf North Western Railway 

(LordBishop of Chester),ThePalace Parcel Office, Cha8.G.Bevan,agt 

Harrison George 

25 Johnson John, tobacconist 

Dee Side mills, see Handbridge. 

Dee villas, see Tower wharf. 

Denbigh villas, see Cheyney lane. 

Deva terrace. Dee side. 

1 Jefis John, timber merchant 

2 Dutton Mrs 

3 SraaU Henry 

4 Glover William Haywood 

5 WiUiams Jobn HoUand 

6 Noyes Edward 

7 Cook Randolph 

8 Tauranac John Westlake 

9 Seavill Leopold Lathby 

11 Dean Mrs 


13 Smith Richard 

14 Noyes Thomas 

16 Holt Mrs 

17 Brining Henry, tea dealer 

Duke street. 

Lower Bridge street to Park street. 

Cross Keys, Miss Jane Bailey 

Rowland Richard, coal dealer 

8 Johnson Mrs. Ann, cowkeeper 

12 Moss Mrs. Frances, stay maker 

Brown WiUiam k Frank k Co. 

furniture warehouse 

24 Owen Mrs 

26 Jones William Catleuth 

32 Okell John 

33 Davies James, shopkeeper 

Eastern path-way, see Queen's park. 

Eastgate buildings, see Foregate st. 

Eastgate chambers, see Eastgate 

Street row north. 

Eastgate street, 

from the Eastgate bars to The Cross. 

SOUTH SIDE. 

Huxley John 4c Sons, wholesale 4c 

retail wine 4c spirit merchants 

EUis John, solicitor 

North Sf South Wales Bank, 

WUliam Evans, manager 

The Grosvenor hotel, 

David Foster, manager 

here is Newgate atreet 

Ellis Thomas, spirit vaults 

Groome John, wine 4» spirit mercht 

32 Gresty John, bookseller 

CHESTER. 115 

30 Fincbett Joseph, grocer 

24 Blake John, boot 4c shoe maker 

Great Western Railway Inquiry if 

Parcel Office, Wm. Wilson, agt 

Richmond William, smallware dealer 

4c lamp maker 

Jones Mrs. Christiana, rope k twine 

manufacturer 4c smallware dealer 

Williams Wm. 4c Hy .butchers \ 

Neville k Co. tea merchants i 

Gorst Mrs.MaryAnn,mUliner ( The 

Nicholls Thomas4c Co.tobacco /"Cross 

manufacturers 

i 

Davies John P. coal mercht. / 

NORTH SIDE. 

1 Jones Thomas Broadhurst, "^ 

who.4cretail brush 4c matrafr. i 

3 Wilcoxon Thomas 4c Co. ^ The 

wholesale grocers 4c candle I 'Cross 

manufacturers ) 

5 4c 7 Spencer Samuel,tailor 4coutfitter 

9 Conway William, hosier 4c glover 

11 Williams George, general draper 

13 4c 15 Oakes k Griffiths, silk mercers, 

linen 4c woollen drapers 4c general 

warehousemen 

Griffiths John, cheese factor 

27 Dutton George, family grocer 

Bowers Brothers, pharmaceatical 

chemists 4c family grocers 

31 Challinor Robert, general droper 

33 Peters 4c Hughes, braziers, furnishing 

ironmongers, cutlers 4cc. See advt 

35 Dixon 4c Co. bakers 

.hereis St. Werburgh street 

37 Dickson Francis k Arthur 4c Sons, 

seed merchants 4c nurserymen 

39 Green Dragon hotel, Henry Wise 

41 Dickson James k Sons, seed merchants 

4c nurserymen 

Corn Exchange, Ja3.Wakefie}d,agt 

43 Moulton Henry, fruit k game dealer 

45 Dennis John, brush k basket maniffr 

47 Lamont k Son, cabiuet makera 4c 

upholsterers 

49 Davies Charles 4c Co. general drapers 

51 Ellis Thomas, perfumer 

53 Morris Henry, tailor 4c woollen drapr 

55 Ellis Misses Emma 4c Sarah, stay 4c. 

straw bonnet makers 

57 Eastwood John, woollen draper 

Pickering, Sons 4c Woodfin, auctioneers 

4c surveyors 

King's Arms Kitchen, Barker Jones 

Eastgate Street row north. 

Rogers James, estate agent 4c registrar 

of births, deaths k marriages 

Royle Charles Vernon, solicitor 

(Cross chambers) 

MarshallFredericB.A.jLL.B.^ p ^ 

barrister-at-law, I ^^' 

Whaley Samuel, accountant, ( F* f 

estate agent 4c auctioneer, J cnmos 

Boot inn, Thomas Edwd. Taylor 

Burghall Thomas, bookbinder 4c 

paper ruler (Boot passage) 

Barber Mrs 

Chester Constitutional Association 

Sf Reading Rooms,Sam\ie\ Davies, 

hon sec. J. B. Dutton.hon.treasurer 

Inland Revenue Office, 

John Farqnharson, collector 

John Moore, supervisor 

William Swann, chief clerk 

Tax Office, Hy. Newman, surveyor 

Cheshire Observer Office, 

James HaU, printer 4cipubliBher 

Dutton George 

Fletcher Thomas Arthur, solicitor, 

proctor 4c notary 

Warburton Mrs 

Challinor Robert 

Peters Edward 

8*

116 CHESTER. 

Eastgate Street row south, 

fromGrosvenorHotelrmo to TheCross. 

Little John, family grocer 

Spencer Mrs. Emma, jeweller 

Hodges Wm. pharmaceutical chemist 

McLellan George k Son, drapers 

PhiHipson 4c Golder, booksellers 

Bolland Rd. confectr. k luncheon rms 

Brown, Holmes 4c Co. silk mercers 

Brown William 4c Frank 4c Co. cabi 

V OS 

net manufacturers 

Butt Francis, watch maker 

MinshuU 4c Hughes, booksellers 

Davies Hart, hosier, glover k hatter 

Davidson William, family k dispensing 

chemist 

Fitch Wm. bazaar 4c fancy repository 

Crown Sf Glove hotel, Godfrey Bilton 

Sandfield 

Smith John k Son, woollen drapers, 

tailors k hatters 

Beckett Joseph 4c Co. silk mercers 

Hamley Maoame, milliner 

Dunne Henry, ladies' outfitter 

Catherall k Prichard, publisheis 

Collinson William, hoot raaker 

Mills John, pharmaceutical chemist 

Brown Brothers, watch makers 

Powell Edward chronometer maker 

Leech Mrs. Sarah, iniUiner 

Jones Evan Wynne, solicitor 

Evans-Lloyd Edward, supt. registrar 

of births, deaths 4c 

marriages 

Young Men's Christian Association, 

John McKercher, 

hon. sec 

30 Bithell John 

2ficholls Thomas k Co. tobacco manfs 32 Roberts Mrs 

Eaton road, /rowi Handbridge. 

EAST SIDE. 


2 Pollard Henry 

3 Jesty Christopher 

4 Davies Mrs 

6 Lucas Alfred Walter 

6 Chambers Wm. Henry 

7 Giles Miss Harriet, school 

Rush 4c Yeats, nurserymen 

13 Bailie Edmund John 

15 Powell John, market gardener 

17 Littler Robert, estate agent to the 

Duke of Westminster 

19 Jones Robert 

L1 Appleyard Thomas 

Puiford Miss (Green hank) 

Potts Charles Wm. (Heron bridge) 

WEST SIDE. 

2 Ordnance Survey Office, Capt. H. 

Elsdale R.E. 

4 Duesbury John Andrew 

6 McHattie John 

8 Revis Mrs 

,12 Moss Henry (Percv house) 

14 Roberts Robert (WUtpn villa) 

16 Evans William (Brynavon) • 

. 18 Walley Mrs 

S 20 Macgregor Alexander 

" d 22 Newman Henry, surveyor of toxes 

^ 24 Webster George 

H 26 Atkin Maurice Uniace 

5 28 Morgan Henry Arthur 

* 30 Coats George Carrick 

" 32 Jones Evan- Wynne 

34 Fluitt Thomas, "\ 

36 CunningtonWilUam Thos. f Wilton 

38 Hunter James, j terrace. 

40 Pullan Miss, ) 

42 Sharp Frederic WiUiam (Stone ho) 

44 Dickson Johnson (Netherleigh cot) 

46 Giles Rev. WiUiara Theophilus, M.A. 

boys' boarding school (Netherleigh 

house) 

CHESHIRE. 

52 Morgan Williara, boot 4c shoe maker 

54 Preston Henry, furniture dealer 

Exton Park, see Parkgate road 

Fletcher's buildings, see Bridge 

street row. 

Flooker's brook. 

NOUTH SIDE. 

Great Western Railway Goods 

Station, S.P.Hunt, goods agt 

Ermine hotel, Alexander Kelly 

Weaver Brothers, furniture removers 

Weaver Samuel, cab proprietor 

Brown Mrs. (Pool house) 

Williamson Samuel, ) mi rvu-u n 

Levien Arthur, {TheOldTiaU 

Pater Septimus (Ashby house) 

Parry John, cowkeeper, > . . i , 

Henderson John Magnus, \ ^^^^^ P' 

Monk Captain (The Cottage) 

Brown Mrs 

Brown Charles (The Folly) 

SOUTH SIDE. 

[POST OFFICE 

Edward's court, see Foregate street. Tibbits 4c Sons, solctrs. 1^ Old 

Griffith John 4c Son, f Post 

Egerton street. Brook street to upholsterers, 4cc. 31" Office 

Seller street. 

Shone Wm. coach bldr. ) yard 

EAST SIDE. 

1 Dean Samuel, saddler 4c harness ma 

5 Ingman Mrs. 

Salraon Mrs. Emma, wine merchant 

Farrimond Frederick Thoraas 4c Co Lloyd Thomas (Bank place) 

builders 4c timber merchants 3 Brassey John Evans, iron merchant 

Jones Hugh, beer retailer 

5 Lloyd Thomas, faraily grocer 

here is A Ibert street 

Hop Pole family Sf commercial 

Mowle James 4c Co. engineers 

hotel, Arthur Garden Lockwood 

here is Creice street 9 Maltby Miss Bathsheba, draper 

15 Davies Enos, coal merchant 11 Roberts Mrs. Mary, tobacconist 

17 Davies Miss Melinda, ladies' school 13 Baxter Geo. pharmaceutical chemist 

19 Whitehouse Mrs. Mary, lodging ho 

here is Frodsham street 

21 Richards Charles 

Bear's Paw inn, John Taylor 

23 Jones John, auctioneer 

15 Jones John Theophilus 4c Co. tailors 

23 Farrimond Frederick Thomas 

17 Dobson Wm. W. wholesale stationer 

27 Massey Mrs. Ann Mary, pianist 

PhiHipson 4c Golder, printers k 

29 Lamb Robert 

lithographers 

31 Foulkes Jobn 

19 Rush 4c Yeats, nursery 4c seedsmen 

33 Leeming Edmond 

21 Gerrard James, cabinet maker 

39 Lewis Edward, chemist 

23 Musker John, grocer 

Iron Bridge inn, Mrs. Hannah 

25 4c 29 Williams Elias, draper 

Holmes 

Musker John, butcher (Commercial 

... here is Leadworks lane 

court) 

43 Lawson Joseph, baker 4c flour dealer here is Commercial Hall 

45 Bickley William, butcher 

27 Williams William, grocer 

Percival Spencer, tripe dresser 29 4c 25 Williams Elias, draper 

WEST SIDE. 

31 Gemmell John, hosier k draper 

Mowle James k Co. engineers 33 Price John Lewis, tobacconist 

16 Poole Isaiah, boiler maker 35 Whitworth Mrs. Harriet, whip 

... here is Samuel street 

manufacturer 

18 Williams Thomas 

37 Evans Richard4c Co. aerated wat?r 

20 Killon John 4c William, pump mkrs manufacturers 

22 Moore Thomas, carter 

OldNag'sHead zwn,Joseph Ryding 

28 Dodd John, estate agent 4c assistant Rimmer Thomas, tanner 

overseer for St. John's parish 43 Wilbraham Henry, grocer 

45 Joinson Jonathan, fancy repository 

47 Smith James, boot 4c shoe maker 

49 Capper James, chemist 4c druggist 

34 Burrell Thoraas Gaze 

51 Toner Thomas, furniture dealer 

36 Kennedy Michael 

Mackney Mrs. Elizh. hair dresser 

38 Moore Mrs 

53 Brewers' A rms, John Sturt 

40 Crank Joseph 

55 Fletcher Peter, baker 4c confectioner 


57 4c 42 Jonas John, cabinet 4c chair nia 

Owen Benjamin, butcher 

59 Jonea Arthur Wellesley, provision 

here is Milton street 

merchant 

Union vaults, John Dutton 

Hobson Thoraas, confectioner 

, here is Queen street 

61 Taylor John, decorator k gilder 

63 Horton William, family grocer 

65 Monks Win. Henry, gun maker 

69 White Lion, George Smith 

71 Parry James, sen. coach builder 

73 Timmis 4c Co. tea 4c cofiee dealers 

75 Smith George, brewer 4c maltster 

77 Gilbert Francis, watch maker 

79 Churton, Elphick, Roberts 4c Richardson, 

auctioneers, appraisers 4cc. 

(Churtoii's auction mart) 

81 Huke James W. chemist 4c druggist 

Alexander Mrs. Mary, \ 

toy repository, i 

WilliarasEdwd. tailor, (Claremont 

draper 4c hatter, (buUdings 

Wakefield William 4c 

Co. giocers 4cc / 

here is Claremont walk 

Old Queen's Head, Mrs.Mry.Jones 

87 Lawrence Peter, butcher 

Female Home, Misa Ann S.Griffith, 

matron (Houghland's court) 

London Sf North Western Railway 

Goods Station, 

H. R. West, goods agent 

91 Cotgreave James Hamnlett, grocer 

Comber WilUam Merritt (Brook Idg) ,. .hereis Parry's entry 

De Puget Mrs. (Flookersbrook ho) 93 Parry Charles, baker 4c flour dealer 

Thomas Thomas Lloyd, newspaper 95 Beech John, outfitter 

reporter 

97 Clark Mrs 

Thoraas Mrs. Thomas, ladies' school 99 Tiddy Thoraas, draper 

(Ash Tree house) 

.here is Cross Gun court 

Weaver Joseph, farmer 

101 Jones WiUiam, shopkeeper 

Smith William, beer retaUer 

Marriott Alfred, shopkeeper 

Wimperis Edmund Richd. (Moor ho) Macdermott Patrick, marine store 

warehouse 

Foregate st. Eastgate to The Bars. Owens Owen, carpenter 

NORTH SIDE. 

103 Brown John, fruitere r 

Evans & Co. importers of] 105 Seller Charles William 

wines, 

f Eastgate Seller Edward Russell 4c Co.brewcrs 

Oliver George,boot 4c shoe i* buildings (Foregate Street brewery) 

warehouse, j • I 107 Firth Nathan Orosley, watch makr

DIRECTORY.] 

109 Roberts Robt. chemist 4c druggist 

113 Parkinson Mrs. Jane, butcher 

115 Kennedy 4c Pritcbard, taUors 4c 

drapers 

117 Dean John, grocer 

119 Morris, Pryce4c Co. paint manufacturers 

4c oil merchants 

Queen's Head hotel, Thos. Ball 

here is Seller street 

121 Barrington Mrs. Emma, linen drpr 

123 Willey Henry, boot 4c shoe maker 


125 PhUlips Mrs. Sarah, baker 

127 Ingman 4c Jones, grocers 

Ring o' .BeZZs, Jsph.MartinWright 

BiUington Wm. Harri8on,confectnr 

here is City road 

Owen Edmund, hardwareman 

Thompson Mrs. Eliza, fruiterer 

133 White Nathaniel, outfitter 

^ 135 Vernon James, butcher 

g. 137 Barnes Henry, baker 

n 139 Barnes Thomas, cab proprietor 

g, 141 Harvey Samuel, provision dealer 

^ 143 Coppack Saml. glass 4c china dlr 

^ 145 Hopley Thos. baker 4c flour dlr 

147 Exchange Vaults, Henry Hunt 

SOUTH SIDE. 

2 Oliver George, boot 4c shoe wareho 

4 wuiiams John Eyton, chemist 

6 Biddulph Ormus, Bank house 

WUUams 4c Co. bankers (Old bank) 

here is St. John's street 

McHattie John k George, nursery 

men k seed raerchants 

Blossom's family Sf commercial 

hotel, Samuel Stephenson 

12 Burton James John, clothier 

14 Dodd Williara, draper 4c hosier 

14A, Gresty John, batter 4c hosier 

16 Clark John, wine k spirit vaults 

20 Norbury Thos. baker k confectioner 

22 Williams Wm. k Hy. butchers 

24 Golden Lion inn, Thomas Watkins 

20 Jenkins Frederick, boot 4c shoe ma 

hereis the Union hall 

30 Reece Peter Hodson, currier 

32 Burrell Thos. Gaze, hosier k draper 

34 Royal Oak inn, Mrs. Margaret 

Holland 

30 Margerison Joseph, dining rooms 

Little Nag's Head Cocoa House, 

Walter Martin, manager 

Donaghey John, bill poster 

0 Dodd John, shopkeeper 

40 Dodd Henry Edwin, coal dealer 

Hassall Thos. blacksmith, ) Booth's 

Oldfield John, cooper, ) court 

42 4c 57 Jonas John, cabinet 4c chair ma 

2 Cross Peter, refreshment rooms 

44 Asbury Charles, boot 4c shoe maker 

26 Bryan Jaraes Thomas, taUor 

48 Davies Joseph, plumber 4c gas titter 28 Mills William, boot 4c shoe maker 

50 Woollam John, baker 4c flour dealer 36 Bostock James, greengrocer 

52 Swan inn, Evan Davies 

... here is Albert street 

54 Robinson .James, clothier 4c outfitter 38 Duke Joseph, butcher 4c provision dlr 

56 Bernhardt William, hairdresser 

Ellis Robert, painter (4 Hamilton ct) 

53 4c 60 Ogden Henry, draper 4coutfitter 

Podmore Joseph, carver 4c gilder 

62 Fisher Henry, boot k shoe maker 

64 Pearce Charles, greengrocer 

66 Haswell Miss Susannah, cofiee rooms 

68 Singer Manufacturing Co. 

Joseph Thos. Greenwood, agent 

here is Love street 

70 k 72 Ovcry Jos. clothier k outfitter 

WUson William, M.A., LL.D. board 

ing school (Forest house) 

76 Dawson Anderson Robert, boot 4c 

shoe manufacturer 

Langdon Miss Annie, ladies' school 

(Spring house) 

78 ChallinorJas.jun.fishmngr.4c fruitrer 

80 Lockwood Thomas Meakin, architect 

82 Jephcott Samuel Thomas, M.D 

84 Haswell George 4c Sons, accountants 

Haswell Charles George, registrar of 

births, deaths 4c marriages 

84 Haswell Mrs 

80 Harvey George, bird dealer 

CHESHIRE. 

88 Pownall Mrs. Peter, paper hanger 

90 Parks William, coal merchant 

92 Shakspeare inn, John McCreery 

94 Jones Mrs. Ann, lodging house 

96 Jonas William, plumber 4c gasfitter 

98 Watson William, surgeon 

100 Riddle Walter, commercial temperance 

hotel 

wuiiams WUliam, chimney sweep 

(Edwards's court) 

102 Guttridgc John, saddler 

104 Carver Edward, cowkeeper 

108 Stone Albert Henry, furnishing 

ironmonger 

110 County Constabulary (Office), 

Capt. Arrowsmith, chief constbl 

Geo. Edward Oldmeadow, chief 

superintendent 4c chief clerk 

S. Williamson, detective inspec 

112 Jonas William, plumber 4c gasfitter 

116 Boulton Mrs. Catherine, baker 4c 

flour dealer 

.... here is Grosvenor park road .... 

Stephenson Anthony, mUlwright 4c 

engineer 

122 Maddocks David, hairdresser 

i24 S.ilmon James 

126 Bars hotel, Edwd. Tasker, 

128 lnCTamMrs.Mary,upholsteress, 

130 Kelly Mrs. Margaret, fishmonger, 

I V 

132 Parry James, brewer, j ^ 

134 Parry James, sen. J 

here is Dee lane 

Francis st. Brook st.toLeadworks la. 

EAST SIDE. 

Drury Mrs. Mary, brewer (Brook 

Street brewery) 

7 Thornton John, cowkeeper 

9 Heaps k Son, contractors 4c dealers 

in all kind of stone 

here is Sibell street 

Connolly John, beer retailer 

43 Dewick John, butcher 4c cattle dealer 

49 Roberts Mrs. Ann, provision dealer 

55 Allman Thoraas, lodging house 

57 Johnson Henry, lodging house 

Farrall Mrs. Ann, provision dealer 

Sraith Josepli, provision dealer 

, here is Crewe street 

101 Egerton Charles, provision dealer 

121 Tomlinson Jaraes, shopkeeper 

here is Peel street 

Ellison .Joseph, beer retlr. 4c cowkpr 

WEST SIDE. 

Frodsham street, Foregate street to 

Canal bridge. 

WEST SIDE. 

Raven inn, Joseph Croshaw Harris 

Yates Samuel, blacksmith 

5 Three Tuns, Joseph Bromley 

7 Tyson Miss Mary, dressmaker 

9 Dutton Edgar, undertaker 

11 4c 13 Smith Isaac, batter 

Pickford James F. boot 4c shoe maker 

15 Wilson Ellis, hairdresser 

17 Wharton William, shopkeeper 

19 4c 21 Robinson James, clothier 4c 

outfitter 

33 4c 35 Lloyd James, tobacconist 4c beer 

retailer 

41 Conyers Williara, boot k shoe maker 

43 Thompson WiUiam, bird 4c animal 

preserver 

45 Carman William Walter, chemist 

47 Williams Lewis, provision merchant 

51 MillerJhn.HoUes,8addle4charness ma 

53 Millar James Clark, draper 

55 Red Lion inn, Joseph Catherall 

CHESTER. 117 

57 Smith John, temperance hotel 

59 Field Thomas, bookbinder 

59 Aldis Richard Hy. furniture broker 

61 Lloyd Charles, tailor 

65 Thompson Henry, boot k shoe maker 

Horton John, wine 4c spirit vaults 

Richardson Isaac, boot 4c shoe ^ .§ 

maker, 

/ c3 

Sheen Daniel, builder 4e joiner, > ^ 

National School (Infants), I -g 

Haswell WUliam, stone mason, J t^ 

69 Steel Joseph 

Farrimond Frederick Thomas 4c Co. 

o timber merchants 4c builders 

§ ^ Davies William, timber merchant 

^ to Shropshire Union Railways Sf 

fe S Canal Company's Warehouses, 

o p 

Joseph Steel, agent 

W Gittins 4c Co. lime, coal 4c cement 

merchants 4cc 

EAST SIDE. 

4 Charles Mrs. Hannah, tobacconist 

8 Taylor Gregory, hairdresser 

10 Jones Mrs. Ann, ahopkeeper 

Davidson WiUiam, joiner k builder 

12 Jones, Thomas, shopkeeper 

14 Pover William, beer retailer 

Taylor George, wood turner 

Gamon WiUiam, corn factor 

18 Crilley Nicholas,' furniture broker 

20 Chester Co-operative Society Lim. 

Charles Andrews, manager 

22 Pilkington Thomas, baker k flour dlr 

Lord Raglan, John Henry Hawkins 

here is Commercial hall 

Williams David k Son, plumbers 4c 

glaziers 

FRIENDS' MEETING HOUSE 

here is Union walk ^ 

City Arms i7iw,William WoolUscroft 

30 Blackburne Mrs. Mary, cowkeeper 

32 Challinor James, fruiterer 4c potato 

dealer 

34 Tyson John, boot 4c shoe maker 

36 Gumbley James, whip maker 

38 Cordall Mrs. Anna, dressmaker 

42 Box Stephen Thomas, gasfitter 4cc 

44 Roberts Stephen, shopkeeper 

46 Robinson George, timber merchant 

50 Griffith Thoraas, upholsterer 

52 Crimes Mrs 

54 Whiteman George, sexton to the 

Cathedral 

56 wuiiams Mrs 

Odd Fellows' Arms inn, Joseph 

Charmley 

Abell k wuiiams, iron 4c general 

merchants (Frodsham St. Bridge) 

Qaxden lane. Canal street, 

WEST SIDE. 

11 Clark James 

u 13 Thomas David 

^ 15 Dariington Mrs 

•g 17 Johnson John 

»19 Booth Mrs 

^ 21 Davies Hart 

23 Dinwoodie John 

Guest Charles, builder 

Benson James, greengrocer 

here is Raymond street....... 

Jones Edward, provision dealer 

27 Linscott Joseph 

29 Riley Miss Sarah, school 

31 Truss Thomas 

33 Salt Mrs. Ann, grocer 4c baker 

Banks John, provision dealer (Or 

chard street) 

37 Jackson John 

39 Mason Edward, bootmaker 

41 James George, butcher 

43 Johns Thomas 

47 Jones Mrs. Catherine, lodging house 

49 Burchinshaw Thomas 

51 Maher William (Fern cottage) 

57 Over Thomas, provision dealer


GAQDBN liAVB—continued, 

fi 59 Inglis Leslie, cowkeeper 

® 61 Lawrence Thomas 

.g 63 Wildig William 

S 65 Youle Henry Robert 

567 Wright Peter 

DIRECTORY.] 

22 Hobday Thomas Perrens 

23 Dodd WUUam, boat proprietor 

Cook 4c Arthur,boat builders 4c proprs 

24 Hogg Andrew, beer retailer 4c boat 

proprietor 

Eamilton court, see Foregate street 

Sf Upper Northgate street. 

Hamilton place, Northgate street. 

1 Stokes James, furniture broker 

7 Taplin WiUiam, refreshment rooms 

Duke of Wellington, Mrs. Harriett 

Ducker s 

St. Peter's Infant School 

WELSH WESLEYAN METHODIST 

CHAPEL 

2 Lee WUliam 

4 Cummins John 

0 Cross Miss Elizabeth, dressmaker 

•8 Bevis Williain Henry 

BAPTIST CHAPEL 

I 

2 

m 

Handbridge. 

EAST SIDE. 

Jones William Catleuth, fellmonger 

4c wooistapler 

Nicholls Thomas 4c Co. tobacco 4c 

snuff manufacturers 

Jones Edward 4c Sons, tobacco 4c 

snuff" manufactm'ers 

7 Lawley Jobn, provision dealer 

13 Edge Wm. baker 4c provision dealer 

15 Evans Miss Martha, shopkeeper 

17 Coa^h Sf Horses, Robert Webb 

Wheatsheaf inn, Henry Vaughan 

Duke of Wellington, Edward Jones 

33 Duke of Westminster's Estate Off. 

Robert Littler, agent 

35 Bridgewater John 

43 Hughes John, boot k shoe maker 

'63 Davies Latham, cowkeeper 

73 Astbury Peter, shopkeeper 

77 Mills Christopher 

79 Mulvey Miss 

81 Brooks John 

'83 Baterden James 

-85 Kershaw John 

87 Davies Thomas 

89 Gane Robert 

91 Cotgreave Frank 

-*» 

% 1 Cotgreave Jobn 

^ 2 Williams Thomas, inspector of 

" schools 

^ 10 Pearce George, shopkeeper 

»4 55 Richmond Williara 

p, Robinson Richard, cowkeeper 

ill 

97 Gerrard Richard Gilbert, shopkeeper 

101 Gerrard Mrs. Elizabeth, shopkeeper 

105 Simms Thomas, boot & shoe maker 

109 Thomas George, cowkeeper 

111 Red Lion, Arthur Dunning, 4c 

cowkeeper 

Gre^g Robert, rope k twine maker 

Littler Robert, wheelwright 

McHattie John 4c George, seed merchants 

4c nurserymen 

145 Sconce Mrs. Ellen, shopkeeper g 

McHattie Geo. (Elm oot.)^ S 

Jarvis Joseph k Son, f 2 "5 "^ 

nurserymen, J ® £ 2 

Kendrlck Peter.cowkeeper,) ^ 

King's Arms, Thos. Parry Garratt 

Hare Sf Hounds, Edward Blacow 

WEST SIDE. 

2 Durban Rev. William, B.A. LOND. 

[Baptist] 

4 Davies Thomas 

Ship inn, Alexander Richardson 

Parry Richard, coal dealer 

16 Waterloo inn, Mrs. Elizh Hooley 

18 Whitnall James, brush manufocturer 

20 Haddock Mrs. Elizabeth, cowkeeper 

22 Westcott Geo. manufctg. confectionr 

Grosvenor Arms, Mrs. Margaret 

Joinson 

30 Jonas Mrs. Sarab, midwife 

CHESHIRE. 

38 Williams Jobn, tailor 

38 WiUiams Miss Sarah Ann, shopkeepr 

40 Moore Mrs. Elizabeth, shopkeeper 

46 MUls James WUliam, shopkeeper 

Birch John,coal 4c potato dlr. 1 Green- 

Lloyd Williani, shopkeeper, v , way 

INDEPENDENT CHAPEL ; street 

^g) POST OFFICE 

( Snelson Mrs. Ann, provision dealer 

GO White Horse, Jobn Thrash 

02 Powell John, shopkeeper 

70 Crosbie Samuel, slater k plasterer 

76 Woodfine George, grocer 

Davies Thomas, carpenter 

100 CatheraU Charies, baker 

St. Mary's National School 

J126 GUI Mrs 

g 128 Blanchett Mrs 

^ 132 Swindley John 

g 134 Boulter John 

•g 136 Perry William 

® 138 Burrows Wentworth 

§ 140 Garner Thomas 

3 142 Gee Mrs 

144 GaythorpeDavid,last 4c boot tree ma 

Feathers inn, George Edwards, 4c 

cowkeeper 4c nurseryman 

Pridding Joseph, blacksraith 

Speed Mrs. Martha, cow- \ 

keeper, 

f Brown's 

Weaver Joseph, nursery ^ lane 

k seedsman, J 

Sproston WiUiam, cab proprietor 

Higgins Thomas (Overleigh) Linen HaU street, from Watergate 

Henry street, St. Anne street. 

1 Steen Mrs. Elizabeth, beer retaUer 

Jones John, cowkeeper 

Price Thomas, boot maker 

15 Povey Mrs. Anne, shopkeeper 

19 Cotgreave John, tailor 

PARTICULAR BAPTIST ROOM 

34 Yates John, baker 

HoUy bank, see Queen's park. 

Houghland's court, see Foregate st. 

Hunter's walk, Northgate street. 

Brown Tlios. Horatio, ecclesiastical 4c 

architectural wood 4c stone carver 

Howley Peter, carpenter k joiner 

Consolidated Girls' School 

James street. Black Diamond street. 

Bennett Samuel, shopkeeper 

Rutter Mrs. Frances Ann, provsn. dlr 

Kale yards, see Frodsham street. 

King atreet, from 

Northgate street to King's buildings. 

SOUTH 

SIDE. 

9 Weaver John, M.R.C.S. surgeon 

11 Jones Miss 

13 Little Mrs. Agnes, mantle maker 

15 Pilkington Mrs 

17 Hughes Richard, commercial travUr 

19 Davies Miss 

Bostock Edwin, export boot k shoe 

manufacturer 

21 Jones George 

23 Parry Miss Emma, lodging.house 

25 HughesMrs.Jhn.ladies' preprtry.schl 

27 Clarke William, market constable 

Morris Griffith, carpenter 4c builder 

NORTH SIDE. 

2 Haddock Miss Frances, cowkeeper 

4 Carline John 

6 Over Joseph 

8 Price Chos.Edwd. bricklayer 4c buildr 

12 Robertson Mrs 

14 Fereuson WiUiam 

16 Barber Dean 

18 Butler James 

20 Bennett John 

22 Jones John Wynne, commcl. travellr 

26 Mudd Robert, boot maker 

28 Morris Edward 

80 Pickering Robert 

CHESTER. 119 

32 Powell Thomas, commercial travellr 

34 Wood Mrs 

34 Wood Miss Annie,boarding4cday schl 

36 Huxley John 

36 Huxley WUUam 


Huxley John 4c Sons, brewers 4c 

maltsters 

King's buildings, bottom of King St. 

1 TUston Miss 

2 Fraser Mrs. Dora, ladies' school 

3 Bayne Mrs. Elizabeth, ladies' school 

4 Roberts Samuel Johnson 

5 Wilbraham Misses 

6 Barker Mrs 

Leadworks lane, Egerton street. 

1 Birke Mrs. Elizabeth, miUiner 

18 Evans Edward, lodging bouse 

19 Tushingham WUliam, china dealer 

Darlington Mrs. Jane, shopkeeper 

23 Roberts Mrs. Jane, shopkeeper 

26 Davies Henry, boot k shoe maker 

Williams Robert, stone mason 

Brittain George, beer retailer 

Walker Alfred 0.(Leadworks house) 

Walker Joseph, Parker 4c Co. lead 

merchants, smelters k manufactrs. 

liinen Hall place, Watergate street, 

1 Hodkinson Miss Eliza, preparty. sch 1 

Wildig William, plumber 

street to Princess street. 

WEST SIDE. 

Linen Hall tavern, Jaraes Whitlow 

Lightfoot Richard, blacksmith 

George Sf Dragon, George Sirapson 

Mulligan John, coach builder,4c shoe* 

ing smith 

Byrne John, shopkeeper 

59 Adams Benj .John, boot 4c shoe maker 

EAST SIDE. 

Sportsman's Arms, John Rice 

O'Hagan 

14 Norton David, boot 4c shoe maker 

24 Morris WUliara, slater 4c plasterer 

36 Frith John, shopkeeper 

Holy Trinity National ScJiool(hoyB) 

FairbrotherSaml.marble4c3tonema3n 

Little St. John street, St. John 

street to Church. 

6 Hitchin WUliam, cabinet maker 

Frost Meadows, J.P. (St. John's ho) 

ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST CHURCH, 

Powell John, sexton of St. John s 

church 

Whiteway Mrs. (St. John's cottage) 

13 Orme Thomas, slater 4c plasterer 

Liverpool road. 

WEST SIDE. 

1 Longworth John 

3 George Sf Dragoon, Wm.H.Haywood 

5 Poynton Richard, cab proprietor 

7 AchesonRev.JohnstonHamilton,M. A 

9 Payne Thomas, cab proprietor 

13 Morris Joseph, tailor 

17 Dandison John 

17 Dandison Mrs 

19 Rhodes Mrs. (York viUo) 

21 Clemence Mrs. (Abbot's mount) 

23 Edwards John Ellis 

Q5 Bowers Henry Richard 

2? Ayrton Mrs. (Abbot's rock) 

29 Bowers James D. (Abbot's vUla) 

31 Ward Miss 

33 Montgomery Rev. John Knowles, 

[Unitarian] 

35 Garrard Henry 

Pooles Kennetli, ) Abbot's 

Brassey John Evans, ) grange. 

Smith Mrs. 1^ 

Rigby Joseph, 2 i 

Rigby Frank, 2 Abbot's 

Hignett Mrs. 3 | 

Hayes. 

Charton Mrs. 4>

120 CHESTER. 

LIVERPOOL ROAD—continued. 

43 Latham Mrs. (Latham house) 

45 Wilkinson Mrs. (Wilkinson bouse) 

47 Gunton Frederick (Rimmersfield) 

49 Harding Mrs. (Polefield) 

Buckler John (St. Hilary's) 

Tomlin Mrs. CThorpe villa) 

Graham Mrs. (Woodville house) 

Allbut WiUiam (Abbot's court) 

AUbut Mrs. ladies' ecbl. (Abbot's ct) 

EAST SIDE. 

2 MOBS George 

4 Conway William 

6 Lee Charles (The Quillets) 

8 Smith Mrs (Hampton lodge) 

10 Pro vis Jobn 

12 PhiHipson John 

14 Hobday James (Alexandra villa) 

16 Davies Wm. Twiston (Cedar bank) 

18 Gorst Miss (Spring villa) 

20 Rigg James (Green bank) 

22 Simpson Rev. Samuel, M.A. (Kings 

ton house) 

• hereis Brook lane 

24 Roberts Robert, jun. (Abbot's cot) 

Birch Henry John, (Corville) 

26 Nicholson Robert, J.P. (Abbot's fld) 

28 Gibb Thomas (Fern bank) 

Hewet8onRev.M.A.John(West view) 

32 Dew Mrs. Eliza Anne, ladies' school 

(Thornclifie house) 

34 Harding Samuel Tuffley (Clifton vU) 

here is Ormonde road 

86 Haynes John Dodd (The Bache) 

Lome atreet, from Church street to 

Chichester street. 

12 Salisbury Mrs 

14 Evans John 

16 WiUiams Thomas 

18 Driver William 

20 Lloyd Miss 

23 Dodds John 

24 Higginbotham John 

26 Woodfin Mrs 

Carver Mrs. (River view) 

here is Chichester street.,.,, 

1 Bannister Mrs 

2 Freeman WilUam Wilson 

3 Hardacre Fras. land survyr. k enginr 

4 Davidson Rev. Jaraes, B*A 

6 Lloyd Edward, commercial traveller 

6 Haswell George 

Powell Mrs 

Jenkins Frederick 

Louise street. Garden lane. 

4 Hincks Thomas Robert 

6 Gilmour Miss 

8 Taylor Adam 

10 Edwards Thomas, joiner 

3 Tatler Richard Edward, goldsmith 

5 Catley Robert 

Love street, Foregate street. 

Ledger Thomas, beer retailer 

6 Donouhe John, umbrella raaker 

8 Barnes Thomas, shopkeeper 

11 Davies Samuel, pipe maker 

Miller William, pipe maker 

18 ProbertThomas, chimneysweep 

19 Roberts Henry, bill poster 

Shepheard Mrs. (Ivy cottage) 

Little George, shopkeeper 

Lower Bridge street, from St 

Michael's church to the Dee mills. 

EAST BIDE. 

1 Davies, Sprang 4c Co. who, grocers 

Lecture Hall 

^ 

3 Marchara Jas. patent medicine wa 

Red Lion hotel, Mrs. Elizbh. Norris 

9 Fletcher Peter, baker 4c flour dealer 

il ^^'*"««d John Hy. Britton, chemist 

ii ^?*"'rd John Rathbone, painter 

15 Birmingham Arms,Joseph Beckett 

Edwards Thos. carpenter (Rock ct) 

17 Over Elisha, confectioner 

CHESHIRE. 

19 Owen John, boot 4csboe maker,4cbird 

staffer 

21 Maddocks David, hair dresser 

23 Greatbanks Samuel, tripe dresser 

25 Pugh Robert, baker 

27 Pierce Mrs. Leah, grocer 

29 Price Mrs. CaroUne, potato dealer 

31 Cartwright Thomas, shopkeeper 

33 Feathers inn, William Broe 

Chester Archceological, Architectural 

Sf Historic Society 

Wm.WynneFfoulkes,M.A.) secre- 

Thomas Hughes, F.S.A. ) taries 

Chester Society of Natural Science 

(G. R. Griffitli, general hon. sec) 

39 Hobson Rev. George Harrison, M.A. 

boys' boarding k day school (Albion 

house) 

45 Boulton Charles, cabinet 4c Venetian 

blind maker 

51 Gresty John 

53 Moore Charles, shopkeeper 

here is St. Olave's street 

St. Michael's with St. Olave's 

mixed school 

Chester Northgate Brewery Co. 

Malt kilns, John L. Kemp, man 

Latham Thomas, beer retailer 

69 JffFeries Joseph, baker 

71 Chamberlain Mrs.Jane,baker k grocr 

........ here is Duke street 

73 Suddones William, tailor 

6 5 Johnson WiUiam, miller 

§ 7 WiUiams Mrs. Margrt. lodging ho 

"p, 9 BedfordRev.Jsph.Louis,M.A.,F.L.s 

o 11 Penketh Miss 

^13 Johnson Michael 

•^ 15 Ingman Mrs 

pq 17 Jones Mrs.Margaret, dressmaker 

WEST SIDE. 

Lamb stores, John Edwards 

8 Boff Mrs. Anna, wine 4c spirit vaults 

10 Walsh William, boot 4c shoe maker 

12 Tunks Charles, greengrocer 

16 White Bear, David Thomos 

18 Hardinge Mrs. Bridget, greengrocer 

20 Ruinet Henry Adolphus, boys' 

boarding school 

22 Crown vaults, Joseph Tomkinson 

24 Manly 4c Co. ale 4c porter 4c wine 4c 


26 Newell Mrs. Sarah, com factor 

28 Griffiths Brothers, corn factors 

30 French Major, J.P 

Crossfleld Robert 

Chester Union Guardians' Room 

36 Crossfiekl Robt.who.4c retail confctnr 

38 Burghall William, provision dealer 

40 Broydo Jacob, picture frame maker 

42 Morgan Henry, shopkeeper 

Old King's Head, William Roberts 

here is Castle street 

Billington Thomas, cool deoler 

50 Jones George, boot'4c shoe maker 

54 Randies Mrs. Ann, shopkeeper 

56 Pope Richard, smith 

58 Gregg Thomas, bricklayer, slater 4c 

plasterer 

Verdin Richard, beer retoiler 

Howarth Mrs. Rachel, greengrocer 

76 Henderson Jobn 

78 Gregg John, slater k plasterer 

80 Margetts Philip Henry, dogger 

Bird George, plumber 

here is Shipgate street 

Williams Edwd.Haines,boot4cshoe ma 

90 Casey James, confectioner 

92 Frith Joseph, shopkeeper 

96 4c 98 Bear Sf Billet inn, Hy. Dutton 

Johnson Wm. miller (Dee mills) 

Lyon street,

DIRECTORY.] 

Carnarvon tavern, Samuel Jonea 

51 Roberts Mrs. £Uza,8ervants'registry 


Pickering Jobn, tailor 

61 Leake Robert, boot maker 

65 Bryen Edward, taUor 

67 Thelwall Mrs 

69 Hope John 

71 Shaw Charles 

73 Griffith Thoraas 

75 Davies Jobn P. block 4c sail maker 

Newgate street, Eastgate atreet to 

Pepper street, 

EAST SIDE. 

1 Talbot inn, Mrs. Rebecca Jones 

3 Cooke Mrs. Ann, shopkeeper 

Douglas WUliam, shoeing smith 

5 Edwards Rt.Clowes,veteriny.surgeon 

/ « S 

John Dugdale, engineer > ^g 

15 Taylor Henry Enfield, civU 4c I «J3 

mechanical engineer, ./^ 

17 Huxley Joseph 

19 Orrett Mrs.Ann4cSon,tailor8 4c draprs 

Plumbers' Arms, William Morris 

Mansley Williara, slater 4c plasterer 

Storrar James, veterinary surgeon 

Plevin Thomas, livery s^ble keeper 

WEST SIDE. 

u ^ Glover 4c Steward, agricultural 

g M auctioneers 

9 fii Nicholson John Meals, solicitor 

g S Cottingbam Thomas Leocroft, 

5 ^ mining engineer 4c surveyor 

O o Scholefield k Co. wool merchants 

2 Berrie John, dyer 

Grosvenor Hotel Stables, 

David Foster, manager 

Brown Wm. 4c Frank4cCo.cabinet mas 

6 Bollond Misses Elizabeth 4c Martha, 

dress makers 

8 McDonald Alexander,surgeon dentist 

10 Bell George Angelo, civil engineer 

12 Pretchitt Mrs 

14 Lee Charles, accountant, estate 4c 

general agent 4c bill broker 

18 Taylor James, surgeon 

Mealing John, choir manufacturer 

20 Ritchie Archibald, architect 

20 Francis Geo. civil engineer k surveyor 

20 Roberts 4c Dickson, solicitors 


24 Jones Mrs 

26 Stanyer Charles, slater 4c plasterer 

28 Cotgreave Misses Ann 4c Elizabeth, 

dress makers 

ENGLISHPRESBYTERIANCHURCH 

30 Coventry William, boot 4c shoe makr 

Hughes Joseph, chimney sweeper 

34 Roberts Samuel, shopkeeper 

86 Walley Henry, cork cutter 

88 Billington Thomas, coal dealer 

40 Lowe Jobn, baker 

Nicholas street, Watergate street, 

to St, Martin'e ash, 

EAST SIDE. 

5 Brown Tbomas Horatio 

7 Barker Mrs. Catherine, lodging ho 

9 Phillips James 

11 Griffiths George, live^ stable keeper 

CHESHIRE. 

17 Hughes Mrs. Mary, dress maker 

19 GriffithMr8.Mry.Ann,strw.bonnetma 

Edwards Thos. livery stable keeper 

21 Jones Humphrey 

23 Speed Henry, insurance agent 

25 Turner Mrs 

27 Rogers Mrs 

29 Jones Mrs 

31 Wright Richard 

33 Williams Edward, house decorator 

35 Newell Miss 

37 Parkin WiUiam Jobn 

39 The Hastings School for Girls 

41 Wright Miss —, ladies' school 

43 Lawrence Mrs 

45 Tinkler George 

47 Jones John 

here is Whitifriars 

ST. MARTIN'S WELSH CHURCH 

Jones John, accountant 

WEST SIDE. 

Mold Mountain Quarry Co. 2 Davies Mrs. Mary Ann,lodging house 

jj Limited, 

4 Ainsworth Mrs.Elizbth.lodging house 

.2 ^ Mwnbwll Lead Mining Co. 6 Jellicoe Miss 

g ba Limited, 

8 Dixon Edward 

d« Castle Fire Brick Sf Coal Co 10 Horrison-Coiley Mrs 

JS Limited, 

12 Pitt Mrs 

§•3 Pen-y-Clyn Lead Mining Co. 14 Waters Edward, M.D. physician 

fe ^ Limited, 

16 Smith Samuel 

North Hendre Lead Mining Co. 18 Harrison John, surgeon 

Limited, John Jones, sec 20 Parrv Charles Thomas Wakefield 

Bridgman,Weaver4c Jones, solicitrs 22 Bullin Frederick 

24 Holmes John Gooddie 

26 McEwen Wm. M.D., J.P. physician 

9 Royle Thomas Vernon, solicitor 28 Anson Miss 

13 Cotgreave Thoraas Richardson 

here ia Greyfriars 

15 Chester Water Works Office, \ « 30 Hignett Mrs 

Edwin Lloyd, sec. 


34 Harding Solomon 

36 Jones Mrs. Margaret, dress maker 

38 Carter Cooper 

40 McSoarley Mrs 

Castle inn, Robert Walley Evans 

Nicholas street mews, Watergate st 

Church Deaconess House, 

Miss M. Fitzmaurice, matron 

Bennett Mra 

Northgate atreet, from The Cross to 

Northgate. 

WEST SIDE. 

1 Okell John, linen 4c woollen draper 

3 WiUiaras William, Mueral draper 

5 Kelsall WiUiam, fish 4c game dealer 

7 Crawford Joseph, boot 4c shoemaker 

9 Sun vaults, William Parry 

11 Brickland Joseph, fishmonger 

13 Arnold Mrs. Anne, tin plate worker 

Burghall Edgar, refreshment rooms 

Wilding George, fishmonger 

21 Dublin Packet, John Smith 

MARKET HALL, Hy. Price, supt 

Market inn, James Whitefoot 

Corporation Weights Sf Measures 

Office, Henry Price, inspector 

25 Read Edward, brush maker 

TOWN HALL, John Walker, clerk 

here is Princess street 

Coach §• Horses, John Emanuel 

Hurst 

Elephant Sf Castle, Thomas Puiford 

Hewitt WUliam, coach 4c carriage 

builder. See advertisement 

33 Dodd Tliomas, painter k sign writer 

33 Dodd Mrs. Caroline, dress maker 

Crane William Francis, painter 4cc 

Liverpool Sf Shropshire House, 

William Jackson 

here is Hunter's walk 

Judge's Lodgings (Northgate ho) 

Potts Charles William 

Potts' 4c Roberts, solicitors 

Clerk of the Peace Office, 

Cbas. Wm. Potts, esq. clerk 

Thos. Roberts, esq. deputy clerk 

Brovm k Rogers, solicitors 

Chester Municipal Charities Off. 

H. T. Brown, sec 

MUler Joseph 

CHESTER. 121 

Pied Bull inn, Edwin Ellis 

here is King street 

RedLion inn, Thos.Geo.Hebblewaite 

Bannister Mrs. Mary, baker 

55 Blue Bell, Mrs. Margaret Hodgson 

57 Williams Charles, hair dresser 

HincksJlin.Wright,cheraist4cdmggst 

here are the Potato Market Sc 

Volunteer Fire Engine Station.... 

Chester Northgate Brewery Co. 

Jobn Lawson Kemp, manager 

Kemp John Lawson 

Northgate tavern, WiUiara Lloyd 

69 Williams Edward, hair dresser 

.... here is Water Tower street .. -. 

EAST SIDE. 

Debac 4c Sheaff", grocers 4c tea dealers 

Grindley 4c Son, pharmaceutical 

chemists 

Hickman Francis F. furnishing 4c 

general ironmonger 

10 Bate Thos. cheesefoctor 4c prov. raer 

12 4c 11 Walker 4c Knight, wine 4c spirit 

raerchants 

16 Jones Edwd. k Sons, tobacco manfrs 

18 Evans Winifred, silk mercer 4cdraper 

20 Musker John, grocer 4c provision dlr 

22 Dewsbury Nathaniel John, accountant, 

estate 4c monetary agent 

Society for Organizing Charitable 

Relief Sf Repressing Mendicity, 

Capt. Elsdale, hon. sec 

W. Webb, agent 

24 Taylor Charles, fancy bazaar 

McHattie Jobn 4c Geo. nurserymen, 

seed 4c agricultural implement mers 

Masonic Arms, Mrs. Emma Salmon 

Davies Mrs. Jane, refreshment rooms 

(Music Hall passage) 

32 Williams 4c Whittle, tobacco 4c snuft 

manufacturers 

Cannan Wm. boot k shoe maker 

Music Hall, 

PhiHipson 4c Golder, agents 

Liptrott Edwin, hosier 4c glover 

Chester Courant Office, 

John Ramsden, printer 4c pubUsber 

40 Harvey William Thomas, ironmonger 

42 Davies Robert, grocer 

44 Clemence Mrs. Catherine, flourdealr 

46 Jones William, gun maker 

48 Shrubsole George WiUiam, chemist 

52 Arnold Misses Ellen 4c Elizabeth, 

grocers 4c tea dealers 

54 Price Paul, watch 4c clock maker 

, here is the Cathedral 

King's School, 

Kev.Geo.Preston.M.A.beod master 


here is Abbey gateway 

66 Hewitt Saml. Jones, boot 4c shoe ma 

58 Jonea Thomas WiUiamson, auctioneer 

4c bookseller 

60 Bull's Head, James Kerns 

64 Jones Mrs. Emma, fish 4c game dlr 

66 4c 68 Oldfield Jonathan, tea mercht 

Morelond Miss Sarah, jeweUer 

Stag inn, Thomas Hall 

76 Seller Mrs. Eliza, furniture dealer 

78 Parry Thomas S. surgeon 

78 Hughes Edward 

78 Hayling Albert, artist 

82 Seller Henry 4c Sons,boot 4c shoe mas 

84 Hodgkinson Geo. estate 4c comsn. ogt 

84 Tompkinson H— R—, general agent 

86 Lloyd Henry Jsph.baby Ihien wareha 

Wait William, funeral furnisher 

(Abbey gate) 

Jones Thomas Hancock, butcher 

River Dee Company, 

Tbomas Green, man. dir 

92 Paul Joseph, cheese 4c bacon factor 

94 4c 96 Johnson Ezra, tailor 4c draper 

98 Ribton Ferdinand, boys' day school 

98 Smith Fredk. J—, baker 4c confectnr 

102 Baker Arthur, fruiterer 

104 Batenbam Mrs. Ursula, stationer 

1U6 Fleet John, corn 4c flour woiehouse 

108 WUding Joseph, draper 

112 Dodd Isaac, grocer

122 CHESTER. 

NORTHGATE STREET —continued. 

114 Noblet Robert, tobacconist 

116 Dodd Timothy, butcher 

118 4c 120 Stevenson James I. brazier 

here is Abbey green 

122 Stevenson James, grocer 

134 Hobson George, saddler 

126 Williams William, plumber 

128 Bellis Charies, butcher 

130 Little Mrs. Margaret, grocer 

Grosvenor Arms, Mrs.KateParker 

Northgate Street row. 

WEST SIDE. 

1 Williams Williain, general draper 

2 Roberts George Edward, tailor 

3 Hughes Charles, milliner 

4 Crossfleld Robert, confectioner 

11 Davies R— J— & Co. confectioner 

13 Denson Thomas Fraticis, draper 

15 Jetis Richard, grocer 

Eddy Thos. wholesale confectioners 

Cross Keys, Mrs. Emma Tushingham 

Mealing Thomas, cabinet maker 

19 Denson Robert, milliner 

21 Davies Charles, boot 4c shoe maker 

23 Cook John, grocer 

Woolpack, Hy. Samuel Hewitt 

Aston William, bookseller 

Prescott George, watch maker 

EAST SIDE. 

Ellson Joseph, muffin baker 4c coffee 

rooms 

Gregg Thomas, bill poster (Smith's 

buildings) 

Old Post OflB.ce yard, see Foregate st. 

Old Wrexliam rd. see Handbridge. 

Orchard street, see Garden lane. 

Oulton place, St. A nne street. 

2 Brooke Mrs. Elizabeth, beer retailer 

4 Jones Thomas, boot maker 

24 Dugdale Samuel, cowkeeper 

Jones Williara 

Paradise row, Roodee. 

1 Jones Mrs 

2 Simcock Richard 

3 Forden Charles 

4 Owens David 

6 Ward Mrs 

6 Evans Miss 

7 Bracegirdle Nehemiah 

8 Blayney John 

9 Wilcoxon Arthur 

10 Upton Miss Harriet, lodginghouse 

11 Knighton Mrs. Margaret, school 

12 Muras John (Park view) 

13 Musgrave Joseph 

14 Walley Mrs 

15 Foulkes Thomas B 

16 Boyer Joseph 

17 Blake Richard T 

18 Blackburn Joseph, cowkeeper 

Chester United Gas Co. 

James Pye, sec 

John Cowap,manager 4c engineer 

Park street, Newgate st. to Duke st. 

Dutton WUliam, builder 4c joiner 

Knight Henry, brewer 

Walley Henry, beer retailer 

a 

hereis Albion street 

Moore Henry, cowkeeper 

Williams Mrs. Jane, shopkeeper 

Lloyd George, shopkeeper 

Gregg William, provision dealer 

Parkgate road, Upper Northgate st. 


3 Baker WUliam 

5 Kirk Thomas 

7 Winter Thomas 

Pipon Rev. James Clement Collier 

M.A. classical school (Arnold ho) 

31 Haswell William 

St. Thomas' National Girls'School 

CHESHIRE. 

33 Williams Miss Frances, ladies' school 

(Priestfield cottage) 

35 Williams Franklin (Green Bank cot) 

ST. THOMAS' CHURCH 

here is Cheyney lane 

Diocesan Training College, 

Rev. John Martyn Chritchley, 

LL.D. principal 

Rev. J. Eaves, vice-princip.il 

College Practising School, Robert 

Wilkinson, master, C.J. Fox, assistant 

master 

CottinghamThos.Leacroft, 1") 

Groom Mrs. 

2 fExton 

Campbell Misses, 3 C park. 

Jackson Joseph, 4j 

Vernon William, brick maker (Parkgate 

Road brick works) 

Young Enoch (Rutland villa) 

Williams Miss 

DIRECTORY.] 

Dickson Francis Arthur, J.P. (Fem 

rock) 

Frost Robert, J.P. (Lime grove) 

Frost Sir Thomas Gibbons, j.p. 

(RedclifiO 

Thoraas John, farraer 

Richards Williara,brewer, maltster 4: 

farmer (The Woodlands) 

Stolterfoth Sigismund, M.D 

Stolterfoth Henry, M.D. physician 

Dalton Samuel 

Hughes Hugh Henry (Sunnybank) 

Marsh George (Sunnybank) 

Bolland Richard 

Dutton Charles, j.p 

McLellan George, 

McLellan Alexander, 

il HoUybank. 

Bousfield John, 

Sargent Edwd. Geo. (CornwaU house) 

'2 1 Sloane Mrs 

m 2 Rogers Capt. Ebenezer 

ri 4 Wright Miss 

•§ 6 Forquharson John 

•^ 8 Darnton Rev. Peter WiUiam, M.A 

+> 10 Prichard George 

SQ 

Z 

Foulkes Edward (Albert road) 

1 Preston Mrs 

3 Yeats Jaraes 

. 5 Small James 

^ 7 Rush Edward 

^ 9 Snodgrass WiUiam 

^ 11 Courtenaye Philip 

d 13 Hughes Mrs 

*15 Barratt Thomas 

^ 17 Graham Mrs 

g 2 Turnbull James, coal 4c lime mer 

•g 4 Roscoe George 

^ 6 Hughes Rev. WiUiam 

'^ 8 Dunlop Matthew 

10 Markhara Richard 

12 Nixon Joseph 

16 Murta Edward Nugent, M.D 

CHESHIRE. 

51 Arnold Misa 

53 Evans Mrs 

57 Bithell Mrs. Elizh. straw bonnet ma 

63 Smith Mrs. Jane, dressmaker 

65 Jones Dan, tailor 

77 Burkhill Thoraas, shopkeeper 

81 Ellis Joses, shojikeeper 

89 Graham Georce, greengrocer 

here is Trafford street', 

91 Corsley John, grocer 4c provision dlr 

93 Robey Samuel, butcher 

.here is Gloucester street 

Mainwaring Miss 


Roberts Edwd. Francis (Thornycroft) 58 Dickinson William, hosier 

Chivos Mrs. (Manor house) 62 Musgrave Miss Ann, lodging house 

Mays Rev. Arthr. M.A.,LL.B. 1 Garbett Mrs. Elizabeth, provision dlr 

Hamilton Mrs. 2 

here is I'ower street 

Podmore Miss Mary Ann, 68 Harris John, baker 4c grocer 

m 3 

ladies' school, 3 70 Maddocks Charles Robert, butcher 

Lloyd Miss, 

4 Jf*^ »• 72 Davies Henry, shopkeeper 

Queen's terrace, see Sealand road. 

Queen's wharf, see Canal side. 

Kaymond street, from Canal street 

to Garden lane. 

Wright John, bricklayer 

Lloyd Henry Joseph, comcl. traveller 

Parson Mrs. 11 Raymond 

Royle Charles Vernon, 2 j villas 

Benson James 

Lewis James, canal inspector 

Bouverie Arms, Mrs. Harriott Lee 

Richmond bank, see Boughton. 

Bichmond place, see Boughton. 

Hock court, see Lower Bridge street. 

Bussell street, Boughton to Canal. 

Infant School 

Rutland terrace, see Parkgate road. 

St. Anne street, Victoria road, 

NORTH SIDE. 

3 Adaras Beresford, insurance agent 

7 Newton Miss Ann, lodging house 

15 Swan WilUam, lodging house 

19 Rowland Mrs. Elizabeth, plumber 4:c 

Thorne Frederick J araes 

27 Hall Frederick, shopkeeper 

33 Thompson Thomas, newsagent 

Midland Coal Co. 

George Thos. HoUand, manager 

47 Shone Mrs. Clara, lodging Imuse 

Jones Mrs. Mary, shopkeeper 

101 Gorst Miss Alice, dressmaker 

113 WiUiams WUliam, shopkeeper 

here is Cornwall street 

115 Killick George 

117 WiUiams Mrs 

119 Cannan William 

121 Ferguson John, draper 

123 Price John 

123 Price Miss Ellen, dress maker 

12-5 Sarratt Samuel 

...here is Walter street 

127 Morris Thomas 

here is Talbot street 

143 Huxley Mrs. Harriet, shopkeeper 

151 Jones WUliam, taUor 

153 Jones John 

... .here is Black Diamond street.... 

SOUTH SIDE. 

2 Larab Robert 

6 Whiteley Charles 

8 Vickers John, lodging house 

16 Sudlow Mrs. Elizabeth, dressraaker 

here is Kinaston street 

24 Charmley Thos. shopkpr. 4c butcher 

here is Oulton place 

34 Lovatt Miss Sarah, shopkeeper 

42 O'Brien Mrs. Mary, midwife 

here is William street 

44 Dutton William, baker 

46 Darlington Richd. Lloyd, lodging ho 

54 Maher John, cowkeeper 

Harrison Samuel, cowkeeper (Back 

Thomas street) 

74 SkeUern Henry, painter 


86 Fetch James, shopkeeper 

hare is Lyon street 

Alma inn George West 

100 Mason George, lodging house 

106 WilsonMiss Clementina.dress maker 

106 Boyd Mrs. Elizabeth, dress maker 

108 Whiteley Mrs 

110 Garner Mrs 

112 Hayn Mrs 

114 Lea Thomas 

116 GUmore WiUiam, lodging house 

118 Musgrave William, lodgiug house 

122 Morris Francis 

124 Richards Charles, excise officer 

126 Ross Mrs. Elizabeth, lodging house 

130 Webb Wm.Chas.teacberof music & c 

here is Black Diamond street 

St. Anne's place, «ee Victoria road. 

St. John's road, see Queen's park. 

St. John's street, 

Foregate street to Little St. John st. 

BAST SIDE. 

National Provincial Bank of England, 

Geo. H. Brammall, man 

Stephenson Saml. wine 4c spirit mer 

Marlborough Arms, Jobn Jones 

5 Evans William Henry, pruiter 

Farmers' Herald GMce, 

William Henry Evans, printer 4c 

publisher 

7 Payne Geo. accountant k loan office 

CHESTER. 123 

9 Telford WiUiara Newton, optician 

WELSH CALVINISTICMETHODIST 

CHAPEL 

11 Douglas Mrs 

13 Tatlock John, solicitor 

Dixon Thomas 4c Co. timber merchants 

k steam saw mills 

15 Greenall John 

here is Little St. John street..., 

17 Boden Mrs. Emma, mantle maker 

Ui 19 Tatlock Knight Henry John 

Roman Catholic Convent, 

Madame Stritch, lady superioress, 

(Dee house) 

Green Geo. shoeing smith, ) Cockpit 

Newgatetav.Ths.YcTXion,) yard. 

Boynton WUliam Andrew, cork k 

tobacco pipe manufactr. (Newgate) 

WEST SIDE. 

GENERAL POST OFFICE, 

George Caswell, postmaster 

Chester Free Public Library Sf 

Reading Rooms, 

Thomas M. Wilcock, librarian 

Chester School of Art, 

Walter Craister, head master 

Wesleyan Schools, 

County Court Office, 

Samuel Williamson, registrar 

Sraith Rev. Benjamin 

WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 

Wesleyan Infant School 

12 Swindley Thomas 

14 Moulton Ralph 

Ifi Dutton William, joiner 4c builder 

Dickson Francis 4c Arthur 4c Sons, 

seed merchants 

Walsh Miss Jane, dress maker 


St. Martin's ash, Nicholas street. 

Woodcock Joseph, tailor 

Darby Venerable Archdeacon, M.A. 

(St. Bridgett's rectory) 

Militia Barracks 

St. Martin's-in-the-fields, from 

Linen Hall street to King's buildings. 

1 Painters' Arms, Henry Walker 

7 Devonport William, upholsterer 

9 Horabin Thomas 

Blake John 

Chester General Infirmary 

Faringdon M. Granger, M.R.C.S., 

L.R.C.P. LOND., house surgeon 

13 Ingham Lawrence, professor of music 

12 Bennett Joseph 

14 Bennett Joseph, jun. joiner 

16 Roberts WiUiam 

18 Lloyd Edwin 

20 Parry Misses 

22 Healey WilUam Fearnall 

24 Ashley William Henry 

26 Green Joseph 

26 Green Mrs. Joseph, ladies' school 

28 Moss Rev. John Miles, M.A 

30 Harland John James 

32 Huxley Mrs 

St. Mary's liill, 

at the back of the Castle. 

Bowen Rev. Canon, M.A. Rectory 

Barracks, 

Samuel 0. Rogers, commissary 

in charge . 

John Harbourne, actmg barrack 

roaster 

Chester Castle, 

John Burgess Manmng,esq. governor 

ST. MARY'S CHURCH 

St. Peter's clLun^yaxd. 

Northgate street. 

Commercial News Room, 

F. F. Hickman, chairman, 

E. Edwards, secretary, 

James Woods, custodian

124 CHESTER. 

ST PETER'S CHURCHYARD—COW. 

Commercial inn, Charles E. Davies 

Washington George k WUliam, 

plumbers and gasfitters 

Hughes Mrs. Elizh. refreshment rms 

Roberts William, dining rooms 

St. Werburgh street. 

Eastgate street. 

WEST SIDE. 

J^cott John 

Peters k Hughes, braziers, ironmongers, 

cutlers 4cc. See advert 

7 Kelly 4c Edwards, architects 4c surveyors 

7 Fluitt Thoraas, insurance agent 

EAST SIDE. 

4 Hope John, fish 4c game dealer 

0 Settle 4c Barber, cutlers 

8 Chester GuardianSflRccord Office, 

Mackie k Brewtnall, publishers 

k proprietors 

10 Holland George Thomas, commission 

agent 4c coal merchant 

10 City of Chester Benefit Building 

Society, Geo. Thos. Holland, sec 

10 Young Women's Christian Association, 

Miss Collinson, sec 

12 Edwards John William Parker, 

bookseller 

14 wuiiams Bros. sUk 4c woollen dyers 

10 Baker John, accountant 

16 Stewart WiUiam, civU engineer 4c 

surveyor 

18 Sutton's Parcel Office, 

Robert Sprang, agent 

20 Morris Robert, architect k surveyor 

20 Tregellas Richard Vyvyan, commission 

agent 4c merchant 

St. Werburerh's mount, St. Werburgh 

street. 

2 Parkins Wm.Trevor,barrister at law 

3 Dry WiUiam, carver 4c gilder 4c picture 

frame maker 

4 Roberts, Beckett 4c Kirk, civ.enginrs 

5 Brittain 4c Whitehouse, milliners 

6 Dutton James, tailor 4c draper 

7 Parry Silvester, miniature painter 

here is God's Stall lane 

•g, . Townshend 4c Barker, land agents 

g 2 4c shore brokers 

5 ^ County Treasurer's Office, 

g g Cborles Townshend, treasurer 

fe a Isle of Man Mthing Co. Limited 

. •§ Richd. Longueville Barker, sec 

^ Parry 4c Gamon, solitrs. 4c notaries 

McHattie John k Geo. nurserymen, 

seed 4c agricultural impleraent merchants 

(St. Werburgh's place) 

Music Hall, 

(PhiHipson k Golder, agents) 

Samuel street, see Milton street. 

Sandowne terrace, see Boughton. 

Sandy lane, Boughton. 

Primitive Methodist Mission Room 

Rowson James (Ivy cottage) 

Cooper Col. William Spencer (Deebonk 

house) 

Winstanley James Wm. (Riverside) 

Harris William 

Harris Thomas 

Sealand road, from Crane wharf 

Harrison Edwin, provision 

dealer 4c builder, 

Bradley J ohn, 

( Queen's 

Knowles George, / terrace 

McEvoy Edwin, 

Jackson Charles, 

here is Catherine street 

Fincbett William Henry 

Addy James 

Crewe William, butcher 4c farmer 

(Sluice house) 

Edwards Edward 

CHESHIRE. 

City of Chester Sewage Outfall 

Works, William Lloyd, manager 

Robert Foil, engineer 

Viggers Henry, market gardener 

Seller street, 

from Foregate street to Egerton st. 

WEST SIDE. 

3 Hankev Miss Elizabeth, miUiner 

5 Tarbuck Mrs. Elizabeth, stay maker 

7 Bellamy Jas. commercial traveller 

9 Griffith WiUiam 


13 Daviea John Henry, architect 

15 Jones Richard Baxter, slater 

17 Jones John TheopbUus 

19 Moore Sarauel 

21 Wiseraan John 

23 GemmeU Mrs 

25 Priddey James, painter 

here is Albion place 

27 Lloyd Mrs 

29 Day Mra 

31 Evans Mrs i 

EAST SIDE. 

4 Ball Henry, shopkeeper 

4 Ball Edward, cab proprietor 

6 Sraith Henry 

8 Rider George 

10 Welch Gomer 

12 Connah Edward 

Welch Gomer, builder 4c joiner 

14 Hinde Thomas, cattle dealer 

Downey Thomas, coal dealer 

16 Aspey George, beer retailer 4c pointer 

18 Brisland Mrs 

20 Griffiths Thomas 

22 Ball John, painter 

24 Owen William, tailor 

26 Baker Edward Bradshaw 

28 Duck Mrs. Eliza, stay ma.4cfurclnr 

30 Coppack Mrs. Ann, pawnbroker 

32 Killon John 4c William, pump raakrs 

34 Banks James, baker 4c flour dealer 

Griffiths Miss Ellen, dress maker 

Stevenson John, mUlwright 

Shipgate street, Lower Bridge st. 

Bird George 

Wynne Geo. Fdk.boot manufacturer 

Appleyard Thos. buUder 4c joiner 

Miirphy Joseph, coal deoler 

Sibell street, Francis street. 

St. Barnabas Mission Church, 

Sparling Rev. Wilfred 

St. Barnabas Infant School 

Jones John, provision dealer 

Smith's buildings. See Northgate 

Street row. 

South view, see Eaton road Sf Tower 

wharf. 

Spital Boughton. 

Boughton to Sandy lane. 

Price Henry, slater 4c plasterer 

Gee Geo. brazier 4c tin plate worker 

Churton Henry (West mount) 

Blackburne Mrs.' (Spring hUl) 

Hall John Arellano (East mount) 

Mount inn, Edward Lewis 

Spital walk, Boughton. 

1 Kemp Benjamin, watch 4c clock ma 

14 Harris Robert, shopkeeper 

Jones George, beer retailer 

Williams Jobn, shopkeeper 

Dixon William, insurance agent 

Chester Water Works, 

Jobn Dugdale, manager 

Vernon Joseph, cowkeeper 

Dugdale John 

Stanley place. 

SOUTH SIDE. 

1 Birley Miss 

3 Massie Admiral Thomas Leche 

5 Doug^las Charles Philip 

[POST 

OFFICE 

7 Ball General 

9 Gregg Robert 

11 Duncan Charles William 

13 Barker Richard Longueville 

NORTH SIDE. 

4 Cortwrigbt Jobn Postlethwaite 

6 Rogers John 

8 Raikes Mrs 

10 Townshend Mrs 

14 Dixon Mrs 

Stanley street, Watergate street. 

1 Boge WiUiom Frederick Jones 

2 Jones JFiss 

here is Stanley place 

Whalley John (Stanley house) 

Cheese Mart, Geo. Simpson agent 

Steam Mill atreet. Bars, Boughton. 

Frost F. A. k Son-i, millers 4c corn 

merchants (Steam mills) 

Wilcox Henry 4c Co. generol joiners- 

Steven street, Boughton to Canal.. 

Gough John,shopkeeper 

The Bars. 

See Boughton Sf Foregate street. 

The Cross, see Bridge street • Eastgate 

street §• Watergate street. 

Talbot street, St. Anne street. 

1 Humphreys David Davie3,watch ma 

21 Webb John 

Tarvin road, Boughton. 

NORTH SIDE. 

1 Bibby WUliam, flour dealer 

5 Field WUliam, nurseryman 

7 Benson Emanuel, bootmaker 

Darlington Richard, farrier 

9 Bowyer Mrs.Hannah,raarket gardiw 

Salmon Mrs. (Woodlands) 

Moss Samuel (Lignum cottage) 

Buchanan Stanley, surgeon (Maybank) 

Roberts Lewis (Churton villa) 

Evans Arthur (Moreton house) 

13 Tomkinson Henry Richard 

15 Smith George 

17 Lowe Mrs 

Beck John (Myrtle cottage) 

Oatley William, beer retailer 

Burrows Thomas, market gardener 

CuUm Mrs. Elizs, morket gardener 

Gerrard John, farmer 

SOUTH SIDE. 

2 Richards Edward, shopkeeper 

4 Field Mrs 

6 Jones Miss 

8 Wolfe Richard 

10 Battenden James, surveyor 

12 Ellis Jobn 

14 Rowlands George 

18 George George, tailor 4c draper 

20 Moulton Joseph, cowkeeper 

30 Dodd Mrs. Harriet, cowkeeper 

32 Oldham Robert 

Sinclair Mrs. (Monkscottage) 

Roberts George Edward 

Williams Rev. Jobn 

Barker Robert 

Richardson Thomas 

Bell Arthur 

Speed Henry, coal dealer 

Williams Thomas 

38 Fenna John 

40 WiUiams Miss 

42 Hall Ralub 

44 Sinclair William 

46 Davies Timothy 

48 Vernon Jobn 

50 Williams Edward .„ 

52 Massie Samuel, boot maker 

60 Gatley Mrs 

62 Simpson George John Robert 

64 Darling Miss 

66 Briscoe Edward (Rose cottage) 

70 Royle John (Grange villa)

DIRECTORY.] 

72 Hodge John Ropsey 

74 Jones Robert 

Morgan John (Spring cottage) 

76 Parker William 

Andrews Mrs 

78 Ruston James 

Gamon WiUiam, corn factor (Tarvin 

Bridge Steam Provender mills) 

Tower street, St. Anne street. 

Durham Ox, Sarauel Williams 

Bowen Thomas, cowkeeper 

Tower wharf, from Canal street to 

Sealand road. 

Shropshire Union Railways Sf 

Canal Company's (Boat yard) 

Thomas Bayley, boat inspector 

Edwards Ishmael 

Yeatman Frederick Samuel, 

commercial traveller, 

Jones Walter, comcl. trav. 

Fish Joseph, 

Wooley Charles 

Harrison WUliam 

Peers Edward Taps 

-^ Jones John Lloyd 

5 Jones Thoraas 

•^ Glover Thoraas 

Powell Mrs 

'€ Tilston John, coraraission agent 

§ Bayley Thomas 

oa Jones William David 

Powell Henry 

Allen Thomas, stone carver 

Jones Miss 

^ 

Dee 

villas. 

Harrison John, steam sowing mills 

k machinist 

Trafford street, St. A nne street. 

17 Williams William, cowkeeper 

136 Shingler William, bricklayer 4c raoson 

Trinity street, 

Jrom Watergate street to Princess st. 

WEST SIDE. 

1 Wilbraham Arms, Jsph. Newnham 

•3 Hill Edward 

5 Coote Mrs. Margaret, boarding 4c 

day school 

n Thompson Misses 

11 Halliday George, professor of music 

13 Roberts James, tailor 

15 Howes Edward, plasterer 

21 Remain George, tailor 

Holy Trinity Girls' School 

27 Harrison James, cabinet maker 

Union street. Love street. 

Prescott William, boot maker 

14 Weaver Richard, shopkeeper 

CHESHIRE. 

26 Price John, baker 

Ankers Richard, chimney sweeper 

King's Arms, Edward Bennion 

Union walk, 

from Queen street to Frodsham street 

St. Werburgh's Roman Catholic 

Schoola 

Henderson WiUiam 

Williams Brothers, dyers k scourers 

12 Davies Benjamin, civil engineer 

13 Nicholls Edward, lodging house 

14 Warburton John 

Upper Northgate street, 

from Northgate to Liverpool road. 

WEST SIDE. 

1 Hughes Tbomas, builder 4c contractor 

Blue Coat Hospital, 

John Elvy Hardy, head master 

G. W. Richards, second master 

Mrs. Hardy, matron 

St. John's Hospital, 

Rev. Fredk. Forde, M.A. chaplain 

hei-e is Canal street 

Brown Cow, Henry Dodd 

5 Trevellick Joseph, temperance hotel 

7 Mocatta Mrs 

9 Roberts Thomas 

II Williams Thomas, plumber 

Gough Jobn 

13 Bellis Thomas, saddler 4c harness ma 

15 Harrison Rev. WUliara, M.A 

17 Ellison Jaraes, cowkeeper 

19 Thomas Robert Morris 

21 Denson WiUiara, juu 

23 Dobie Wm. Murray, M.D. physician 

here is Church street 

25 Marsden Mrs 

27 Bullock Charles, lodging bouse 

27 Grantham Rev. Henry, K.C.L 

29 Curnow Jsph. commercial day school 

35 Dublin Ca»fZe,JolinMatthewBayne8 

37 Denson Mrs. Hannah, midwife 

43 Hesketh Robert, painter 

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 

51 Wood Francis D 

57 Poole Mrs. Elizabeth, shopkeeper 

61 Millington Mrs. Mary, shopkeeper 

Vernon William 4c John, buUders 

65 Brown Mrs 

. .here is Chichester street 

67 CuUiraore John 

07 Dean John 

69 Chilton Joseph 

EAST 

SIDE. 

2 MinshuU Edward 

4 Denson William 

Denson William, baker, 4c public 

weighing machine 

EAST SIDE. 


Blackburne John I. 4c Co. wine k G Oldfield Joseph, shopkeeper 


8 Biill Sf Stirrup inn, Mrs. Annie 

4 Ellis Herbert, pianoforte tuner 4c Woolliscroft 

repairer 

10 Bote Thomas 

6 Field James 


8 Williams Richard 

12 Reads Albert C. surgeon 

10 Thompson John 

Jones John, boot 4c shoe maker 

12 Kelly WUliam Henry 

(HamUton court) 

J 4 Fleet Henry 

18 Mason William, provision dealer 

UNITARIAN CHAPEL 

20 Hastings William, draper 

22 Bassett Misses Louisa 4c Ellen, 

Union hall, Foregate street. ladies' school 

British Cattle Food Co. 24 Birch Mrs. Elizabeth, ladies' school 

George J. R. Sirapson, raanager 26 Griffith Edward 

Evans J—, gloss 4c china warehouse Browne Thomas Lloyd Murray 

Fincbett Joseph, house k comsn. agt (Egerton house) 

Humphreys David Davies, clock 4c 30 Stevenson Jaraes, jun 

watch maker 

Evans Robert, builder 

Jones George, french polisher Evans John George, joiner 4c builder 

Jones John, auctioneer 

32 Wakefield Miss Mary Ann, dress ma 

Mills 4c Son. printers 

34 Hole Mrs. Mory, boot 4c shoe maker 

Sandecson William, brewery agent Meredith George, baker 

SmitlFJobn, painter 

Rowlands Robt. stone mason k bldr 

Thomas Geo. auctioneer 4c estate agt 56 Lewis Richd. shopkeeper 4c cab propr 

56 Benson James, fruiterer 

Richards Thomas, builder 

66 McDermott John, shopkeeper 

Ward Jas. Spencer, fruit 4c potato dlr 

CHESTER. 125 

72 Fox Francis, chimney sweep 

74 Griffiths Samuel, shopkeeper 

Ffoulkes William Wynne, J.P., M.A. 

(Old Northgate house) 

Vicar's lane, Grosvenor park. 

St. John's National Schools 

Scott Rev.SLCooper.M.A. (Vicarage) 

Blue Girls' Charity Sehool 

Victoria pathway, see Queen's park. 

Victoria road, George street. 

Price Chas. Edwd. bricklayer 4c bldr 

Hartley 4c King, engineers. Northgate 

iron works 

Hall Thomas, beer retailer 

Thompson George, ship carpenter 

(1 St. Anne's place) 

Williams 4c Whittle, tobacco 4c snuff" 

manufacturers 

BritishSchool{hoya, girls4c infants) 

Whiteley Chas. 4c J—, organ builders 

Wigginer Henry 

11 Booth Lawrence 

13 Cole Joseph Schroder 

15 Rigby James 

17 Fenwick George Lee 

19 Davies Rev. John Price, M.A 

21 Wilkinson Robert 

23 Hughes John Evan 

25 Elliott Tbomas 

8 Griffith John, cowkeeper 

Cheshire Lines Committee {Northgate 

Station) 

Thos. Bradburn, station master 

4c goods agent 

Birmingham Wagon Co. (Limited) 

hereis St. Anne street 

Rigg James, engineer k iroidounder 

Volunteer street, Pepper street. 

WEST SIDE. 

1 Whitehall Arthur, lodging house 

3 Edwards Miss 

5 Hewitt Sarauel 

7 Astbury Mrs 

9 Gerrard Henry 

11 Jones Thomas 

13 Jones John Ward 

15 Plevin Thomas 

Volunteer Drill Hull, 

Wm. Ber.-y, hall keeper 

EAST SIDE. 

2 Morris Wm. Graves (Belmont house) 

4 Johnson Samuel 

6 Grindley Jonathan 

Walter street, St. Anne street. 

31 MiUington Wm. Hy. provision dealer 

33 WiUiaras Robert, beer retailer 

61 Parry F— 

73 Wainwright Thomas, shopkeeper 

30 Vernon George, butcher 

48 Jones Edward, shopkeeper 

New inn, George Tushingham 

Water Tower st. Northgate street 

Liverpool A rms, Samuel Price 

Morris Griffith, joiner k builder 

Pickering Johu 

Watergate sciuare. 

2 Greg^ Williara 

3 Turf tavern, William Jones 

4 Wildig William 

5 Ion Joseph 

7 Green Thoraas 

Watergate street,/ro7« The Cross. 

SOOTH SIDE. 

3 Evans John, boot 4c shoe maker 

5 Buckley J.imes, provision dealer 4c 

tripe dresser 

7 Maddocks David, hair dresser 

114c 13 Roberts Quellyn k Co wine 

4c spirit raerchants (The Old Crypt) 

15 Barnett Joseph, fruiterer 4c greengro 

17 Woodward Jaraes, poulterer 

21 Wilkinson Thomas L. fishmonger

126 CHESTER. 

WATERGATE STREET—conînwcrf. 

23 Lloyd Charles, cooper 

25 Moore Henry, plumber 

Hewitt William, boot 4c shoe maker 

29 Connah Edward, cooper 

30 Cory John March, potato deoler 

Shone Thomas 4c Owen, locksmiths 

here is Weaver street 

39 Custom House tavern, John Fennali 

41 Simpson Joseph H. barrister-at-law 

Dodd Richard, painter 

43 Coventry William, baker 4c grocer 

45 Axe tavern, Edward Greenwood 

47 Shearing Robert, chemist 

49 Edwards Wm. Richd. commercl.trav 

Yacht inn, Charles Murray 

here is Nicholas street 

53 Saverio Francesco, plasterer 

55 Johnson WiUiam, boot 4c shoe maker 

57 Tralford Henry, greengrocer 

here is Nicholas street 

Potts Henry (Watergate house) 

NORTH SIDE. 

ST. PETER'S CHURCH 

2 Smith Jaraes. boot 4c shoe warehouse 

(The Cross) 

4 Henderson Wm. grocer (The Cross) 

6 Dinwoodie John, butcher 

8 Hughes John, dining rooms 

10 Albion vaults, Thomas Sparks 

12 Williams Edward 4c Thos. butchers 

14 Show John Gill, general ironmonger 

16 Solmon Mrs. Emma, wine 4c spirit 

vaults 

18 Woinwright Mrs. Ann, fishmonger 

20 Jonas William, fruiterer 

here is Goss street 

Jordan 4c Qo. wine 4c spirit merchts 

26 Jackson George, cork cutter 

28 Crewe William, butcher 

30 Walley John, boot 4c shoe maker 

82 Nevitt Mrs. Mory, poulterer 

34 Rimmer Thomas, leather stores 

36 Carnarvon Ca«We, William Mills 

38 Hooley John Fredk. shopkeeper 

here is Crookstreet 

40 Roberts Mrs. EHzabeth, milliner 

42 Office for Receipt of Government 

Taxes, Shone Bros, collectors 

42 Shone Brothers, accountants 

42 Shone Wm. collector of poor's rate 

44 Johnson Mrs. Elizabeth, poulterer 

40 Maurice Samuel, surgeon dentist 

Youds William Henry, Venetian bfind 

4c picture frame maker 

52 Haining William, M.D. surgeon 

54 Jones Mrs. Catherine Ann, milUner 

56 Price John 

58 Hamilton Alexander, surgeon 

60 Doughty James, surgeon dentist 

62 Rimmer Thomas 

64 Meacock Samuel 

64 Meacock Mrs. Emma, ladies' school 

66 Blackburne John I. 4c Co. wine mers 

06 Stamp Office, 

Edmund Swetenham, distributor 

66 Swetenham Edmund, barrister 

66 Chester Unity Benefit Building 

Society, Thos. Horabin, sec 

66 The Saltney Solid Brick Co. 

Thoraas Horabin, sec 

here is Trinity street 

HOLY'TRINITY CHURCH 

08 Custom House, 

Geo. A. Coates, collector 4c surv 

John Powell, exaraining officer 

70 Waterante Cocoa House, 

William Richardson, manager 

CHESHIRE. 

72 Crewe Joseph, butcher 

here is Linen Hall street 

74 Pate Thoinas, baker k flour dealer 

here is Linen Hall place 

76 BUlington Mrs 

78 Widdowson Mrs 

80 Smith James 

82 Marston Rev. Edward, M.A 

^ 84 Rogers Williara 

to86 Roberts Quellyn 

^ here is Stanley street 

„ PILLAR LETTER Box 

•§88 Roberts Mrs 

6090 Edwards John Williara Parker 

o 90 Edwards Mrs. Emily, teocher of 

tS dancing k music 

^ 90 Major Mrs. Mary Ann, teacher of 

dancing 4c music 

92 Myers Miss 

94 Craister Walter 

96 wuiiams Thoinas 

98 Evans Thomas Henry 

Watergate Street row, 

from The Cross to Weaver street. 

SOUTH SIDE. 

Clarke 4c Ward, bookbinders 4c paper 

rulers 

Stubbins John Fredk. tailor 4c draper 

Blake John, baker 

Willey Henry, boot k shoe maker 

Wood 4c Howitt, ironmongers 

Pritcbard Wm. painter 4c sign writer 

Preston John, furniture broker 

Maddocks Thomas, cabinet maker 

Hillhouse Henry, furniture broker 

Youde Fergus O'Connor, hair dresser 

Martin Mrs. Margaret, trunk maker 

Crawford Chas. dealer in works of art 

Young Mrs.Margaret, furniture brkr 

Sloan Archibald, wood carver 

Rimraer Thoraas, boot top manufacturer 

4c currier 

Kynaston George, confectioner 

Roughen Hy. Hugh, beer retailer 

Davies Mrs. Jane, second-hand 

clothes dealer 

Prince Williara, shopkeeper 

Meredith Richard, shopkeeper 

Randall Robert, shopkeeper 

Tapley John, boot 4c shoe maker 

Icke \A'm. Hy. curiosity dealer 

Jones Thos. Broadhurst,brush maker 

Washington Charles, gasfitter 

Knowles Thoraas, grocer 

NORTH SIDE. 

Roberts William, dining rooms 

Murds John, furniture broker 

Evans John, paperhanger 

Furber William, beer retailer 

Shaw John GUI, ironmonger 

Crolt Miss Mary, wardrobe dealer 

Jones James Parker,furniture dealer 

Eaton William, hairdresser 

Wheeler Walter Edward 

Seymour Henry 

Pullan Mrs. Maria, printer 4c bookbinder 

Maxwell Henry, carver 4c gilder 

Pension Office, Capt. E. Rogers, 

s.o.p. Sergeant-Major S. Reynard 

stafi' sergeant 

' 

Weaver street,/row Watergate st. 

to Whitefriars. 

10 Pritcbard Thoraas, custodian to tbe 

Architectural, Archieological k 

Historic Society 

[POST OFFICE 

17 Williams John, cowkeeper 

18 Youd Mrs 

Wellington street, George street. 

Lewis Miss Jane, shopkeeper 

17 Jones Mrs. Margaret, dress maker 

19 Wilkinson Edward, provision dealer 

West terrace, see Garden lane. 

Westminster buildings, see Newgate 

street. 

Whitefriars, 

Bridge street to Nicholas street. 

SOUTH SIDE. 

1 Woods Miss 

3 Mossey Francis Wood, solicitor 

5 RSberts Mrs 

9 Waymouth Wm. Staines, M.A 

11 Thomas Edward 

13 Jackson Miss Georgina,ladies'school 

15 Thoraas Samuel 

17 Melladew Edwd. Mallalieu, professor 

oflanguoges 

19 Nutting Mrs 

21 Brining WUliam 

23 Wynne Mrs 

25 Lewis Rev. George 

31 Whaley Samuel 

33 Stilton Richard 

35 Smith John 

37 Ellis John 

39 Pye James 

39 Pye James Thos. professor of music 

41 EUis John, insurance agent 

45 Musgrave Joseph 

47 Nicholls Mrs 

NORTH SIDE. 

2 Podmore Miss 

6 Fleet John, corn k provision wareho 

Dutton Brothers, joiners 4c builders 

8 Golborne Alfred Boydell 

10 Dutton Mies Elizabeth, dress maker 

12 Borker, Hignett k Carrington, solrs 

14 BuUin Frederick 4c Co. L.D.S.R.C.S., 

dental surgeous 

16 Court of Probate Sf District Registry 

Office, 

Charles T. W. Porry, esq. district 

registrar 

W. Heppel, chief clerk 

18 Harrison Job, surgeon (Bank house) 

Helps, Birch, Cullimore'4c Douglas, 

solicitors 

William here street, is Weaver St. Anne street........ 

4 Parry Mrs. Anne, coal dealer 

44 Powell William Robert, tailor 

Cross John, shopkeeper 

15 Rutter James, boot maker 

Wilton terrace, see Eaton road. 

York street. 

Queen street to Bold square. 

Chodwick Jaraes, coach painter 

Davies John, potato dealer 

Bell Wm.boot 4c shoe ma (Charlotte st> 

5 Pritcbard Mrs 

7 Maddock Mrs 

9 Powell Peter 

2 Jones Arthur 

8 Whitley WUliam, shopkeeper 

18 Peers Henry, tailor 

20 Woodins Miss 

22 Hallmark David, shopkeeper

CHIEHIRE. CHESTER. 12: 

CHESTER COURT DIRECTORY. 

Acheson Rev. Jdhnstnn Hamilton, M.A 

[rector of St. Peter's!. 7 Liverpool rd 

Adams George, 8 The Groves 

Add.y James, Sealand road 

Allbut Wm. Abbots' court, Liverpool rd 

Allen William, 13 Abbey square 

Anderson Mrs. Brook cottage, Brook st 

Andrews Mrs. Tarvin roard 

Angrove Rev. Fronds, B.A. Pepper st 

Anson Miss, 28 Nicholas street 

Appleton Jno.lCheyney vills.Cheyney la 

Appleyard Tbomas, 21 Eaton road 

Arnold Miss. 51 St. Anne street 

Arnold Mr3.13 Collegiate ter.Cheyney la 

Arthur John, 5 Citv road 

Ashley Wm.Hy.24S"t.Martin's-in-the-fld 

Astbury Mrs. 7 Volunteer street 

Astley Henry Edwd. Dorchester house, 

140 Boughton 

Atkin Maurice Unlace, Eaton villas, 26 

Eaton road 

Atkinson Thomas, 16 Collegiate terrace, 

Cheyney lane 

Ayrton Mrs. Abbots rock,27 Liverpool rd 

Boge Wm. Fredk. Jones, 1 Stnnley st 

BoenoU Freeman Leopold, Westfield Idg. 

Curzon park 

Bailie Edmund Jobn, 13 Eaton road 

Baker Rev. Edgar J. B.A. [minor canon 

k curate of St. Oswald's], 10 Abbey st 

Baker Edward Bradshaw, 26 Seller st 

Baker Tbomas An Shell, 8 Bold place 

Baker William, 3 Parkgate road 

Ball General, 7 Stanley place 

Ball Mrs. 8 Bold square 

Banks Miss, Rutland ter. Parkgote rd 

Bannister Mrs. 1 Lome street 

Barber Dean, 16 King street 

Barber Henry, 48 Cambrian view 

Barber Mrs. Eastgate Street row north 

Barker Miss, Richniiond bank 

Borker Mrs. 6 King's buildings 

Barker Richd. LonguevUle, 13 Stanley pi 

Barker Robert, Tarvin road, Boughton 

Barratt Thomas, 15 Victoria pathway, 

Queen's park 

Bate Thomas, 10 Upper Northgate street 

Baterden James, 83 Handbridge 

Battenden Jas. 10 Tarvin rd. Boughton 

Boxter George, 47 Queen street 

Bayley Thos. South view, Lower wharf 

Beck John, Myrtle cottage, Tarvin rood, 

Boughton 

Beck Richard, 17 Crane street 

Beckett Joseph, 36 Crone street 

Bedford Rev. Joseph Louis, M.A.,P.L.S, 

fcurateof St'.Mary's],9 Bridge place, 

Lower Bridge street 

Bell Arthur, Tarvin road, Boughton 

BeU George Angelo, 10 Newgate street 

Bennett Charles. 33 Bouverie street 

Bennett John, 20 King street 

Bennett Johil Nevitt, 7 Abbey square 

Bennett Jsph.12 St.Martin's-in-the-FIds 

Bennett Miss, 2 Church street. Upper 


Bennett Mrs. Nicholas street mews 

Benson James, Raymond street 

Bentick Miss, Malpas cottage. Dee bank 

Berrington Samuel, 1 Bold place 

'Bertram WUliam, 2 Cambrian view ' 

Bessell George,Rutland ter. Parkgote rd 

Beswick Harry, 8 Abbey street 

Bevan Chas.Richmond pl.l41 Boughton 

Bevis William Henry, 8 Hamilton place 

Biddulph Ormus, Bank ho. 6 Foregate st 

Biddulph Ormus Edmond,13BlackfriaTs 

Billington George, 13 Crane street 1 

Billington Mrs. Watergate flags, 76 


Binch Jobn R. 2 Bold square 

Birch Hy. John, Corville, Liverpdol rd 

Birch Mrs. 4 Castle esplanade 

Bird George, Shipgate street 

| Carter Cooper, 38 Nicholas street 

Birley, Miss, 5 Chichester street I Cartwright John Postlethwaite, •* 

Birley Miss, 1 Stanley place 

Stanley place 

Bithell John, 30 Egerton street | Cartwright Thomas, Bridge Street row 

Blackburne John I. Roodee lodge Carver Mrs. River view, Lome street 

Blackburne Mrs. Spring hiU, Spital Catley Robert, 5 Louise street 

Boughton 

Challinor Robt. Eastgate Street row nth 

Bloke John, St. Martins-in-thc-Fields Chambers Wm.Hy.Osiouth view,Eatn.rd 

Blake Richard T. 17 Porodise row 'Charlton Mrs. 4 Abbot's Haves, Liver- 

Blake William James,-22 Cuppin street pool road 

Blanchett Mrs. Claverton row, 128 ChattertonDavidBonnister,4TheGrovep 

Handbridge 

Chester The Right Rev.TheLordBishop 

Bland Miss, 46 Cambrian view , of. The Palace, Dee side 

Blaney Arthur, 18 The Groves Chester Robert, Greyfriars house, r> 

Blayney John, 8 Paradise row 

Greyfriars 

Blelock' Charles James, Bridge st. row ChUton Joseph, 69 Upper Northgate st 

BlundeU Richard, 2 Crone street Chivos Mrs. Manor house. Queen's pk 

Bolland Richard, Queen's park Chritchley Rev. John Martyn, LL.D. 

Booth Lawrence, 11 Victoria road [principal of the Training College], 

Booth Mrs. West terrace, 19 Garden la Cheyney lane 

BostockAlfd.Richraond ldg.l35Bouglitn Churton Henry, West Mount, Spital 

Boulter Jno. Claverton rw. 134 Handbge Boughton 

Bousfield John,3Hollybank,Queen'spk Churton,Miss, 9 The Groves 

Bowen Rev. Canon, M.A. [rector of Churton Wm. Hy. Hill side, Boughtoi; 

St. Mary's], St. Mary's hill / Clark Edwin John, City walls 

Bowers Henry Richard, 25 Liverpool rd Clark James, West ter. 11 Garden Jane 

Bowers Jas.D.AbJ)ot'3vls.29Liverpoolrd Clark Mrs. 97 Foregote street 

Bowers Thomas B. 2 Cambrian view Claxton Wm. Richds. 19 Chichester st 

Boyer Joseph, 16 Paradise row Clemence Mrs. Abbots Mount, 21 Liverpool 

road 

Bracegirdle Nehemiah, 7 Paradise row 

Bradley John, Queen's ter. Sealand road Coats George Cairick, Eaton villas, 30 

Bramley Hy. Bridge house. Garden la Eaton road 

Brassey John Evans, Abbots grange, Cochrane Robert George, 8 Collegiate 

Liverpool road 

terijace, Cheyney lone 

Brewer John, 39 Crane street Coe Ebenezer, 4A, Bold terrace 

Bridgewater John, 35 Handbridge Cole Joseph Schroder, 13 Victoria road 

Brining Williora, 21 Whitefriors" Comber WUliam Merritt, Brook lodge, 

Briscoe Edward, Rose cottage, 66 Tarvin 

rood, Boughton 

Connah Edward, 12 Seller 

Flookersbrook 

street 

Britland Mrs. 18 Seller street Conway Williara, 4 Liverpool road 

Brittain ThoSjP.R.c.s.4 BoUand'scourt, Cook Randolph, 7 Deva terrace 

Whitefriars 

Cooke Enoch, 22 Carabrian view 

Bromley Urias, 4 Abbey square j Cooper Col. William Spencer, DeeBank 

Brooks John, 81 Handbridge | house, Sandy lone, Boughton 

Brown Chas. The Folly, Flookersbrook Coppack Chas. Derby cot.71 Garden la 

Brown Henry Thomas, City waUs | Coppack John, Garden lone 

Brown Mrs. 6 Abbey buildings Cotgreave Frank, 91 Handbridge 

Brown Mrs. Flookersbrook 

Cotgreave Jhn.l Pyecroft st.Handbridgt 

Brown Mrs. Pool house, Flookersbrook 

Brown Mrs. 65 Upper Northgate street 

Brown Thomas Horatio, 5 Nicholas st 

Brown William, 18 Curzon pork 

Browne Thomas Lloyd Murray, Egerton 

house. Upper Northgate street 

Browne WiUiam, Blackfriars 

Browning Mis3,Richraond bk.Bougbton 

Buglap Rev. John Bedlington [Primitive 

Methodist], 12 Cambrian view 

Buquest Very Rev; Canon Eugene, 

[Roman Catholic] Grosvenor Park rd 

Buchonan Stanley, Maybonk, Tarvin 

road, Boughton 

Buckler John, St. Hilary's, Liverpool rd 

Bull Stanhope C.E. Edgar ho. City walls 

BuUen Frederick, 22 Nicholas street 

Burchinshaw Thomas, 49 Garden lane 

Burgess John, 24 Garden lane 

Burr Edraund John, 7 Crane street 

Burrell Thomas Gaze, 34 Egerton st 

Burrows Wentworth, Claverton rw. 138 

Handbridge 

Bush Captain R.N. City walls 

Butler James, 18 King street 

Cahill Mis8,Meadow6ide,Gambrian view 

Caldecott Mrs. 19 Pepper street 

Campbell Miss, Richmnd pl.l31Boughtn 

Compbell Misses, 3 Exton pork, Parkgate 

road 

Cannon Williara, 119 St. Anne street 

Carline John, 4 King street 

Carter Rev. Charles C. B.A. [minor 

canon 4c curate of St. Oswalds], 9 

Abbey street 

Cotgreave Thos. Richd$n.l3 Newgate st 

Cottingbam Thoinas Leocroft, i Exton 

park, Parkgate road 

Courtenage Philip, llVictoria pathway. 

Queen's park 

Cox Gustave, 10 Bold square 

Cox Mrs. Richmond pi. 137 Boughton 

Craister Walter, Watergate flags, 04 


Crank Joseph, 40 Egerton street , 

Crimes Mrs. 62 Frodsham street 

Crofts Joseph, 4 Garden lone 

Cross Mrs. 2 BoUand's ct. Whitefriars 

Crossfield Robert, Lower Bridge street 

Crowther John, 43 Queen street 

Cullimorc John, 07 Up. Northgate st 

Cummins John, 4 Hamilton place 

Cunnah John, 22 Crane street 

Cunnington William Thomas, Wilton 

terrace, 36 Eaton road 

Cuzner Edward, 11 Abbey street 

Dalton Samuel, Queen's park 

Dandison John, 17 Liverpool road 

Dondison Mrs. 17 Liverpool rood 

Darby Ven. Archdeacon, M.A. [rector 

of St. Bridget's], Rectory, St. Martin's 

Ash 

Darling Miss, 64 Tarvin rd. Boughton 

Dorlington Job, City walls 

Darlington Mrs. West ter. 15 Garden la 

Darnton Rev. Peter William, M.A. 

[Congregational], 8 St. John's road 

Davidson Rev. Jaraes, B.A. fcurate of 

Christ Church], 4 Lome street 

Davidson William, 34 Crane street

128 CHESTER. 

Davies Rev. John Pryce, M.A. [Welsh 

Calvinistic Methodist], lOVictoria rd 

Daviea Hart, West ter. 21 Garden lane 

Davies John Henry, 13 Seller street 

Davies Miss, 15 Bold square 

Davies Miss, 19 King street 

Davies Mrs. 2 Garden lone 

Davies Mrs. 4 South view, Eaton road 

Davies Samuel, 118 Brook street 

Davies Thomas, 90 Garden lane 

Davies Thomos, 4 Handbridge 

Davies Thomas, 87 Handbridge 

Davies Tiraothy, 46 Torvin rd.Boughton 

Davies WiUiara, Dee cottage. Dee bank 

Davies Williara Twiston, Cedar bank, 

16 Liverpool road 

Davis Jaraes Theo. 13 Bouverie street 

Dawson Mrs. 2 Greyfriars 

Day Chorles, 86 Garden lane 

Day Mrs. 29 Seller street 

Dean John, 67 Upper Northgate street 

Dean Mrs. 11 Deva terrace 

Deeley Williara Clark, 7 Curzon pork 

Denson Robert, 13 Pepper street 

Denson ThoraasFrancis, 8 Church street, 

Upper Northgate street 

Denson WUlioni, 4 Upper Northgate st 

Denson Wra. jun. 21 Up. Northgate st 

De Paget Mrs. Flookersbrook house, 

Dewsbury Nathaniel J hn.22Northgate st 

Dickson "FrancisArthur, J.P. Fern rock. 

Queen's park 

Dickson Johnson, Netherleigh cottage, 

44 Eaton road 

Dickson Miss, Rutland ter.Parkgate rd 

Dimwoodie John,West ter. 23Gordenla 

Dixon Edward, 8 Nicholas street 

Dixon Mrs. 14 Stanley place 

Dobie William Murroy, M.D. 23 Upper 


Dobson Wm. Warburton, 5 Bold sq 

Dodd William, 16 The Groves 

Dodds John, 22 Lome street 

Doughty Jomes, 60 Watergate street 

Douglas Charles PhiUp, 5 Stanley place 

Douglas John, Dee bonks 

Douglas Mrs. 11 St. John's street 

Driver William, 18 Lome street 

Drury Mrs. 116 Brook street 

Ducker Sandford, St. John's cot.Canalst 

Duesbury John Andrew, 4 Eaton road 

Dugdale John, Spital walk, Boughton 

Duncan Charles William, 11 Stanley pi 

Dundas Mrs. 7 Chichester street 

Dunlop Matthew, 8 Victoria pathway, 

Queen's park 

Dunn Henry, 26 Crane street 

Durban Rev. William, B.A. [Baptjst] 

2 Handbridge 

Dutton Charlf s, J.P. Queen's park 

Dutton Geo. Eastgate Street row north 

Dutton John, 5 Bold terrace 

Dutton Mrs. 2 Deva terrace 

Eastwood John, 49 Queen street 

Eaton Peter, Hilda house, IJee bonks 

Eaves Rev. James, Diocesan training 

college, Parkgate road 

Edge Thomas, 34 Garden lane 

Edmunds William, 120 Brook street 

Edwards C. H. Rutland ter.Parkgate rd 

Edwards Edward, Sealand road 

Edwards George, Grosvenor street 

Edwards I.shmal,Dee villas. Tower wharf 

Edwards John, 2A, Bold terrace 

Edwards John, 1 Parkgate road 

Edwards John Ellis, 23 Liverpool road 

Edwards John Wm. Parker, Watergate 

flogs, 90 Watergate street 

Edwards Miss, 3 Volunteer street 

Edwards Thomas, 32 Crane street 

Edwards William, 35 Pepper street 

Elderton Mrs. 3 Greyfriars 

Elliott Thomas, 25 Victoria road 

Ellis John, 12 Tarvin road, Boughton 

Ellis John, 37 Whitefriars 

Ellis Rbt. 4 Church st. Up. Northgate st 

Ellis Thomas, 14 Crane street 

Ellis Wm. Rutland terrace, Parkgate rd 

Ellson Peter, 29 Black Diamond street 

Ellson Thomas, 43 Pepper street 

CHESHIRE. 

Elsdale Capt. Henry, R.E. 7 Grosvenor 

Park road, Foregate street 

Evans Arthur, Moreton house, Tarvin 


Evans George, 76 Garden lane 

Evans Glyn, 7 Bouverie street 

Evans John, 14 Lome street 

Evans Miss, 6 Paradise row 

Evans Mrs. Laburnum cot. Dee banks 

Evans Mrs. 53 St. Annestreet 

Evans Mrs. 31 Seller street 

Evans Mrs. 10 Queen street 

Evans Thomas Hy. Watergate flags, 98 


Evans William, Brynavon, 16 Eaton rd 

Parish John, 104 Brook street 

Farqnharson John, 6 St. John's road, 

Queen's park 

Farrimond Fredk. Thos. 23 Egerton st 

Fenna John, 38 Tarvin road, Boughton 

Fenwick George Lee, 17 Victoria road 

Ferguson William, 14 King street 

Ffoulkes WUUam Wynne J.P., M.A. Old 

Northgate house. Upper Northgate st 

Field James, 6 Trinity street 

Field Mrs. 4 Tarvin road, Boughton 

Fincbett Joseph, 4 Abbey street 

Fincbett Joseph, 99 Boughton 

Fincbett William Henry, Sealand road 

Finchett-Maddock Thos. J.P. 9 Abbey sq 

Fish Joseph, Dee villas, Tower wharf 

Fleet Henry, 14 Trinity street 

Fleet John, 7 Bold terrace 

Fletcher Thomas Arthur, 111 Boughton 

Flint Mrs.lO Grosvenor pi. Grosvenor st 

Fluitt Arthur Randal, 2 Pepper street 

Fluitt Thomas, Wilton ter. 34 Eaton rd 

Ford John, 28 Crane street 

Forden Charles, 3 Paradise row 

Forrester George, 109 Boughton 

Foulkes Edward, Albert rd. Queen's pk 

Foulkes John, 31 Egerton street 

Foulkes Thomas B. 15 Porodise row 

Fox Charles Ralph, 11 Blackfriars 

Fox Eli, 3 City road 

Frater Mrs. 2 Bold terrace 

Freeman Wm. Wilson, 2 Lome street 

French Francis, 39 Bouverie street 

French Major, J.P. 30 Lower Bridge st 

Frost Sir Thos. Gibbons, J.P. Redcliff, 

Queen's park 

Frost Meadows, J.P. St. John's bouse, 

Little St. John street 

Frost Robt. J.P. Lime grove. Queen's 

pork 

Gamon John, 16 Curzon park 

Gamon William, 81 Brook street 

Gone Robert, 89 Hondbridge 

Gardener Mrs. 9 Cambrian view 

Garner Mrs. 10 Pepper street 

Garner Mrs. 110 St. Anne street 

Gomer Thomas, Claverton row, 140 

Hondbridge 

Gerrard Henry, 35 Liverpool road 

Gatley Mrs. 60 Tarvin road, Boughton 

Gaulton WiUiam, 6 The Groves 

Gee Mrs.Claverton row, 142 Handbridge 

Gemmell Mrs. 23 Seller street 

Gerrard Henry, 9 Volunteer street 

Gerrard Jaraes, 108 Brook street 

Gibb Tbomas,Fern bank, 28 Liverpool rd 

Gibson Mrs. 33 Crane street 

Gilbert Leonard, Park house, Curzon pk 

Giles Rev. Wm. TheopbUus, M.A. 

Netherleigh house, 46 Eaton rood 

Gill Mrs.Cloverton row,126 Hondbridge 

Gilmour Miss, 6 Louise street 

Glover Thoraas,South view,Tower wharf 

Glover WUliara Haywood, 4 Deva ter 

Gofi* Thomas, 56 Brook street 

Golborne Alfred Boydell, 8 Whitefriars 

Goldseak John, Chichester street 

Gorst Miss, Spring villa, 18 Liverpool rd 

Gough John, Upper Northgate street 

Graham Mrs. 17 Victoria pathway, 

Queen's park 

Graham Mrs.;Woodville house Lvrpl. rd 

GrangerFarringdonM.M.R.c.s.,L.R.c.p 

LoND.Generallnfirmary.St. Martin's' 

in-the-Fields 

[POST OFFICE 

Oranthora Rev. Henry, K.c.i:>. [minor 

canon, curate of St. Oswald a 4c chap- 

Iain to Chester General Infirmary], 27 


Green Jsph.26St.Martin's-in-the-Fields 

Green Thomas, 7 Watergate square 

Greenall John, 15 St. John's street 

Gregg Robert, 9 Stanley place 

Gregg William, 2 Watergate square 

Gresty John, 51 Lower Bridge street 

Grilfith Edward, 26 Upp. Northgate st 

Grifiith John, 4 Bunce st. Grosvenor st 

Griffith Owen Richard, 21 Bouverie st 

Grifiith Thomas, 73 New Crane street 

Griffith Thomas, 21 The Groves 

Griffith WUliam, 9 Seller street 

Griffiths John, 5 Abbey square 

Griffiths Jobn, 14 Queen street 

Griffiths Mrs. 27 Castle street 

Griffiths Robert, 7 Bold square 

Griffiths Thoraas, 17 Bold square 

Griffiths Thomas, 20 Seller street 

Grindley Jonathon, 6 Volunteer street 

Groom Mrs. 2 Exton park, Parkgate rd 

Groome John, 14 Curzon park 

Gunton Frederick, Rimmersfield, 47 


Hack William, 41 Pepper street 

Haining Wm. M.D. 52 Watergate st 

Hale Walter, 6 Gorse stacks 

Hall John Arellano, East mount, Spital 

Boughton 

Hall Mrs. 23 Grosvenor street 

HaU Ralph, 42 Tarvin road, Boughton 

Hamer Henry, 3 Abbey green 

Hamilton Alexander, 58 Watergate st 

Homilton Mrs. 2 Eastern pathway. 

Queen's park , 

Hankinson John Hope, 29 Crane st 

Hanmer Frederick, Bridge Street row 

Hardacre Francis, 3 Lome street 

Harding Mrs. Polefield, 49 Liverpool rd 

Harding Samuel Tuffley, Clifton vHla, 


Harding Solomon, 34 Nicholas street 

Hardy John Elvy, Blue Coat Hospital, 


Harland John James, 30 St. Martin's-inthe-Fields 

Harris Hy. Wilson, 32 Cambrian view 

HorrisJas.Raymond,Bank cot.Dee bnks 

Harris Mrs. 11 Chichester street 

Harris Thoraas, Sandy lane, Boughton 

Harris William, Sandy lane, Boughton 

Harrison Rev. Wra. M.A. [vicar of St. 

Oswald's], 15 Upper Northgate st 

Harrison George, Dee side 

Harrison Job, Bankbo. 18 Whitefriars 

Harrison John, 18 Nicholas street 

Harrison Matthew, 26 Castle street 

Harrison Wm. South view. Tower wharf 

Harrison-CoUey Mrs. 10 Nicholas st 

Harrop Mrs. Dee view. Dee banks 

Hastinp;8Richard Ledsham,5Abbey grn 

Haswell George, 6 Lome street 

Haswell Henry, 11 Bold square 

Haswell John Edward, 1 Canal side 

Haswell Mrs. 3 Abbey square 

Haswell Mrs. 84 Foregate street 

Hoswell WUliam, 31 Parkgate rood 

Hayling Albert, 78 Northgate street 

Hayn Mrs. 112 St. Anne street 

Haynes John Dodd,The Bache,36Liverpool 

road 

Hojiwood Mrs. 16 Queen street 

Healey WUliam Fearnall, 22 St. Martin's-in-the-Fields 

Heig Miss, 30 Cambrian view 

Henderson John, 76 Lower Bridge st 

Henderson John Magnus, Ashby place, 

Flookersbrook 

Henderson Miss, 6 Bold place 

Henderson WiUiam, Union walk 

Henshall James, 34 Cambrian view 

Heppel John, 2 Grosvenor pl.Grosvnr.st 

Hepplestone Jaa.3Grosvnr.pl.Grosvnr.st 

Hewetson Rev. John, M.A. West view, 


Howitt Mrs. 37 Commonhall street 

Hewitt Samuel, 5 Volunteer street

DIRECTORY.] 

Hewitt William, 2 Abbey square 

Hickman Francis Fairfax, 17 The Groves 

Hickson Mrs. 10 Abbey street 

Higginbotham John, 24 Lome street 

Higgins Thos. Overleigh, Handbridge 

Higgins William Henry, ChurchUl terrace, 

18 Garden lone 

HignettMrs. 3 Abbots Hayes,Liverpl.rd 

Hignett Mrs. 30 Nicholas street 

Hill Edword, 3 Trinity street 

Hill John, 15 Castle street 

Hillyard Rev. Canon, M.A. 11 Abbey sq 

HUtou Rev. Robert [Primitive Methodist], 

31 Queen street 

HUton Robt. 9 Collegiate ter. Cheyney la 

Hincks Thomas Robert, 4 Louise st 

Hobday Jas.Alexandra vil. 14 Liverpl.rd 

Hobday Thoraas Perrins, 22 The Groves 

Hobson Rev. Geo. Harrison, M.A.Albion 

house, 39 Lower Bridge street 

Hodge John Rapsey, 72 Tarvin road, 

Boughton 

Hogg Thoraas, 14 Bold square 

Holcroft John, 16 Crane street 

Holland Wm. Ebenezer cott. Dee banks 

Holmes John Gooddie, 24 Nicholas st 

Holt Mrs. 16 Deva terrace 

Hookes Edward, 17 Grosvenor street 

Hope Jas. Green, Sealand view,Canal st 

Hope John, 69 New Crane street 

Hopkins Mrs. 44 Cambrian view 

HorabinThos.9St.Martin's-in-the-Fields 

Horton Wm.9GrosvenorPk.rd.Foregt.st 

HostogeMrs. Richmond pi.119 Boughtn 

Howson Very Rev. John Saul, D.D. 

[Dean of Chester], The Deanery, 

Abbey square 

Hughes Rev. Wra. [rainister of St. Martin's 

Welsh church], 6 Victoria pathway, 

Queen's park 

Hughes Edward, 78 Northgate street 

HughesHughHy.Sunnybnk,Queen's pk 

Hughes John Evan. 23 Victoria road 

Hughes John Hy.Holly villo,Dee bonks 

Hughes Joseph, 23 Crane street 

Hughes Mi.

130 CHESTER. 

Mostyn Charles, Belmont ho. Dee banks 

Mottershead Thoraas, 30 Crane street 

Moulton Ralph, 14 St. John's street 

Mulvey Miss, 79 Handbridge 

Muras John, 12 Paradise row 

Murta Edward Nugent, M.D. 16 Victoria 

pathway, Queen's park 

Musgrave Joseph, 13 Paradise row 

Musgrave Joseph, 45 Whitefriars 

Myers Miss, Watergate flags, 92 Watergate 

street 

Newell Miss, 35 Nicholas street 

Newman Hen. Eaton vUIas, 22 Eaton rd 

Nicholls Mrs. 47 Whitefriars 

Nicholson John,RiverSide ho.Boughton 

Nicholson Robert, J.P. Abbot's field, 26 


Nixon Joseph, 12 Victoria pathway, 

Queen's park 

Nixon Thomas, 31 George street 

Norris Mrs. Mara villas. Dee banks 

Norton Mrs. 1 Greyfriars 

Nott Miss, Mara villas. Dee banks 

Noyes Edward, 6 Deva terrace • 

Noyes Thomas, 14 Deva terrace 

Nutting Mrs. 19 Whitefriars 

Okell John, 32 Duke street 

Okell Mrs. 41 Queen street 

Oldham Robt. 32 Tarvin rd. Boughton 

Orrett Wm. 15 Collegiate ter.Cheyney la 

Ould Mrs. 3 Chichester street 

Over Joseph, 6 King street 

Owen John, 18 Pepper street 

Owen Mrs. 24 Duke street 

Owen Richard, 8 Queen street 

Owens David, 4 Paradise row 

Poge SI. 14 Collegiate ter. Cheyney la 

Palin Francis, 15 Chichester straet 

PaUn John, 31 Crane street 

Parker Wm. 76 Tarvin road, Boughton 

Parkin Wm. John, 37 Nicholas street 

Parrv Albert, 6 Bold square 

Parry Chas. Thos. Wakfld. 20 Nicholas st 

Parry Edward, 7 Goss street 

Parry F. 61 Waller street 

Parry Jas.sen. TlieBars,134 Foregate st 

Parry Miss, 17 Collegiate ter.Cheyney la 

Parry Misses, 20 St. Martiu's-in-the- 

Fields 

Parry Mrs. Crook house, Crook street 

Parry Silvester, 50 Cambrian view 

Parry Williani Henry, 7 Blackfriars 

Parson Mrs. 1 Raymond vU.Raymond st 

Partington JohnThos. 24 Carabrian view 

Pater Septiraus, Ashby ho. Flookersbrk 

Paul Joseph, Denbigh villas, Cheyney la 

Payne Lieut.-Colonel Charles WiUiara, 

4 Abbey green 

Payne Mrs. 12 Bold square 

Pearce Mrs. 17 Castle street 

Peel CecU, Clifton vUla, Dee banks 

PeersEdwd.TapOjSouth view,Tower whf 

Peirce WiUiam Charles, 14 Grosvenor 

place, Grosvenor street 

Penketh Miss, 11 Bridge pi.Lo.Bridgest 

Perry Wm.Clavertii.row,136Handbrdge 

Peters Edward, Eastgate St. row north 

Peters Jhn. Richmond pi. 143 Boughton 

Phillips James, 9 Nicholas street 

PhUlipson John, 12 Liverpool rood 

Pickering John, Water Tower street 

Pickering Robert, 30 King street 

Pickering William, 5 Blackfriars 

Pilkington Mrs. 15 King street 

Pinnington Mrs. Bellevue, Dee banks 

Piper Mrs. 11 Bold terrace 

Pipon Rev. Jas. Clement Collier, M.A. 

Arnold honse, Parkgate road 

Pitt Mrs. 12 Nicholas street 

Pixton Thomas Jones, 78 Garden lane 

Plevin Thomas, 15 Volunteer street 

Podmore Mis8,12Grosvenr.pl.Grosvnr.8t 

Podmore Miss, 2 Whitefriars 

Pollard Henry, 2 South view, Eaton rd 

Pooles Kenneth, Abbot's grange, Liverpool 

road 

Potts Chas. Wm. Heron bridge, Eaton 

road 4c Northgate house, Northgate st 

Potts Hy. Watergate ho. Watergate st 

Powell Henry, South view, Tower wharf 

CHESHIRE. 

fpOST OFFICE 

Powell Miss, Rutland ter. Parkgate rd Rogers Captain Ebenezer, 2 St. John's 

Powell Mrs. Lome street 

road, Queen's Park 

Powell Mrs. South view. Tower wharf Rogers James, 21 Blackfriars 

PoweU Peter, 9 York street 

Rogers John, 6 Stanley place 

Powles Mrs. 9 Chichester street Rogers Mrs. 27 IVicholas street 

Preston Rev. George, M.A. [head Rogers William, Watergate flags, 84 

raaster. King's school]. Abbey square Watergate street 

Preston J ames, 24 Croue street Roscoe George, 4 Victoria pathway. 

Preston Mrs. 1 Victoria pathway Queen's park 

Pretchitt Mrs. 12 Newgate street Rowe John, 1 Abbey buildings 

Price John, 123 St. Anne street Rowland David, 2 Bold place 

Price John, 56 Watergate street Rowland William, 37 Crane street 

Price Misses, Rutland ter. Porkgote rd Rowlands Alfred, 19 Blackfriars 

Price Paul, Bryn-tirion, Chichester st Rowlands Geo. 14 Tarvin rd. Boughton 

Prichard GeclOSt.John'srd.Queen's pk Rowlands Thomas, 19 Grosvenor street 

Prince John Valentine, 26 Garden lane Rowson James, Ivy cottage, Sandy 

Pritcbard Edward Jun. 10 Bold terrace lane, Boughton 

Pritcbard Mrs. 5 \ ork street Royle Charles Vernon, 2 Raymond 

Proctor Mrs. 2 Cheyney vils. Cheyney la villas, Raymond street 

Provis John, 10 Liverpool road Royle John, Grange villa, 70 Tarvin 

Puiford Miss, Green bank, Eaton road road.Boughton 

Pullan Miss, Wilton ter. 40 Eaton road Royle Thomas Vernon, 10 Curzon park 

Pye Jaraes, 39 Whitefriars 

Ruinet Hy.Adolphu8,20Lower Bridge st 

Pye Jaraes Thomas, 39 Whitefriars Rush Edward, 7 Victoria pathway, 

Rae Jas. 4 Cheyney villas, Cheyney lane Queen's park 

Raikes Mrs. 8 Stanlev place 

Ruston James, 78 Tarvin rd. Boughton 

Raingill Mrs. Rutland ter. Parkgate rd Ryder Luke, Queen street 

Ralph Williara, 17 Bouverie street Ryland Mrs. 1 Crane street 

Read Edward Robert, 82 Garden lane Salisbury Mrs. 12 Lome street 

Read Rd. Cambrian villa, Crabrn. view Salmon James, 124 Foregate street 

Reade Albert C. 12 Upper Northgate st Salmon Mrs. Woodlands, Tarvin road, 

Reddin Patrick, 40 Garden lane Boughton 

Rees Rev. Henry [Welsh Independent], Sargent Edward George, Cornwall 

9 Bold terrace 

House, Queen's park 

Rees Rev. WiUiara, D.D. 0 Church st. Sarratt Samuel, 125 St. Anne street 


Schofield Jas. Deva cot. 3 The Groves 

Reeves John, 8 Grosvenor Park road, Schofield Richard M. 25 Grosvenor st 

Forgate street 

Scott Rev. Samuel Cooper, M.A. [vicar 

Reilly Owen, 1 Abbey green 

of St. John's] Vicar's lane 

Revis Mrs. 8 Eaton road 

Scott Rev. Thomas Errington, ji.A. 

Rhodes Mrs. York villa,19 Liverpool rd Rectory, Boughton 

Ribton Ferdinand, 98 Northgate street Scott David, 35 Queen street 

Richards Charles, 21 Egerton street Scott John, St. Werburgh street 

Richards Hy. Wm. 41 Bridge St. row Seavill Leopold Tathby, 9 Deva terrace 

Richards Richard, 83 Garden lane Seller Charles William, 105 Foregate st 

Richards Thomas, 3 Bouverie street Seymour Henry, Watergate Street row 

Richardson Thos.Tarvin rd. Boughton Sharp Fredc. Wm. Stone ho. 42 Eatou rd 

RichraondWm.55 Pyecroft st.Handbdge Shaw Charles, 71 New Crane street 

Rider George, 8 Seller street Shaw George Thoraas, 15 The Groves 

Ridyard Mrs. Bryn-tirion, Chichstr. st Shaw John Gill, Bridge Street row 

Rigby Frank, 2 Abbot's Hayes, Liverpool 

road 

Carabrian view 

Sheaf George Charles, Sunnyside, 3 

Rigby James, 15 Victoria road Sheen Mrs. Gloucester street 

Rigby Jsph.2 Abbot's Hayes,Liverpl. rd Shepheard Mrs. Ivy cottage, Love street 

Rigg Jas. Greenbank, 20 Liverpool road Shepheard Simeon,"43 Black Diamond st 

Rimmer Thomas, 62 Watergate street Shone William, Pepper street 

Roberts David, Deva villas. Dee banks Shuttleworth Richard, Bridge Street row 

Roberts Edward Francis, Thornycroft, Siddall John Davies, Bridge Street row 

Queen's park 

Silberbach Mrs. 1 Bouverie street 

Roberts Geo. Edwd.Tarvin rd.Boughton Simcock Richard, 2 Paradise row 

Roberts John, M.D. 8 Abbey square Simpson Rev. Samuel, M.A. Kingston 

Roberts John, 13 Bold terrace 

house, 22 Liverpool road 

Roberts John, 4 Crane street Simpson Geo. John Robt. 02 Tarvin rd. 

Roberts John, 15 Crane street 

Boughton 

Roberts John, 12 Deva terrace Simpson Joseph H. 41 Watergate street 

Roberts John, 22 St. John's street Sinclair Mrs. Monk's cottage, Tarvin 

Roberts Lewis, Churton viUa, Tarvin road, Boughton 


Sinclair Wm. 44 Tarvin road, Boughton 

Roberts Mrs. 10 Abbey square Skirving Capt. Water Side lodge, 152 

Roberts Mrs. 32 Egerton street Boughton 

Roberts Mrs. 42 Egerton street Sloane Mrs. 1 St. John's rd. Queen's pk 

Roberts Mrs. 36 King street Small Henry, 3 Deva terrace 

Roberts Mrs. 32 Nicholas street SmallJa3.5Victoria pathway, Queen's pk 

Roberts Mrs. Watergate flags, 88 Watergate 

street 

St. John street 

SmithRev. Benj. [Wesleyan Methodist], 

Roberts Mrs. 5 Whitefriars 

SmithRev. Frdk.[Primitive Methodist], 

Roberts Quellyn, Watergate flags, 86 6 Cambrian view 


SmithFrancis,Beecliwood house,Canal st 

Roberts Robert,WUton vil. 14 Eaton rd Smith George, 15Tarvin rd, Boughtou 

Roberts Robert, jun. Abbots' cottage, Smith Hector, City walls 

24 Liverpool rood 

Smith Henry, 6 Seller street 

Roberts Saml. Johnson, 4 King's bldgs Smith James, Watergate flogs, ,80 

Roberts Thomas, 9 Upper Northgate st Watergate street 

Roberta William, 10 Cambrian view Smith John, 43 Bouverie street 

Roberts Wm.16 St. Martin's-in-the-Hds Smith John, 35 Whitefriars 

Roberts William Owen, 19 The Groves Smith Miss, 28 Garden lane 

Robertson Mrs. 12 King street Smith Mrs. 1 Abbot'sHayes, Liverpool rd 

Robertson WiUiam, 19 Bold square Smith Mrs. Hampton lodge, 8 Liverpool 

Robinson George, 46 Frodsham street road 

Robotbam Geo. Edward, 11 The Groves Smith Richard, 13 Deva terrace

DIRECTORY.] 

Smith Richord Fletcher, BarreU well, 

Boughton 

Smith Samuel, 16 Nicholas street 

Smith Wm. Crane house, Crane wharf 

Smith WUliam Henry, Herbert villa. 

Stone bridge. Garden lane 

Snelson James, 101 Boughton 

Snelson Thomas, 22 Pepper street 

Snodgrass Wra. 9 Victoria pothway, 

Queen's park 

Sparling Rev. Wilfred, Sibell street 

Speed Mrs. 2 Castle esplanade 

Spencer Mrs. Bridge Street row 

Spencer Samuel, Barrell well, Boughton 

Sprang William Frank, 17 Blackfriars 

Steel Joseph, 69 Frodsham street 

Stevenson Anthony, 24 Queen street 

StevensonJas. jun, SOUpp.Nortbgatest 

Stewart Rev. Chas. Hy. Hylton, M.A. 

[precentor 4c minor canon] Abbeycourt 

StUton Richard, 33 Whitefriars 

Stock Miss, Deva villas. Dee banks 

Stokesmith William, 19 Bouverie street 

Stolterfoth Henry, M.D. Queen's park 

Stolterfoth Sigismund, M.D. Queen's pk 

Stonely Henry, 8 Cambrian view 

Stopford Edward, 115 Boughton 

Sumner Alfred, 1 Castle esplanade 

Sutclifie James, 3 Crane street 

Swetenham Edmund, 06 Wâtergate st 

Swindley John, Claverton row, 132 

Handbridge 

Swindley Thomas, 12 St. John's street 

Tabor Jonothan, Cambrian view 

Tait Mrs. 31 Pepper street* 

Tasker Fronk, 7 The Groves 

Tatlock John, 21 St. John's street 

Tauranac John Westlake, 8 Deva ter 

Taverner Wilfiom, Bellevue, Dee banks 

Taylor Adam, 8 Louise street 

Taylor Hy Enfield, Woodbrae, Curzon pk 

Taylor James, 18 Newgate street 

Taylor William, Meadow villa. Dee bks 

Tennant Mrs. City walls ' 

Thelwall Mrs. 07 New Crane street 

Thoraas David, West ter. 13 Garden lane 

Thomas Edward, 11 Whitefriars 

Thomas George, Cambrian view 

Thomas Rt. Morris, 19 Up. Northgate st 

Thomas Samuel, 15 Whitefriars 

Thomas Thomas, 5 Crane street 

Thompson John, 10 Trinity street 

Thompson Misses, 9 Trinity street 

Thorne Frdk. James, St. Anne street 

Thorpe Charles, 122 Brook street 

Thyer Joseph, 11 Curzon park 

Tilston Miss, 1 King's buildings 

Tinkler George, 45 Nicholas street 

Tittherington Wm. Dee hills, Boughton 

Tomkinson Henry Richard, 13 Tarvin 


Tomkinson Wiiliam Buckell, 7 Cambrian 

view 

Tomlin Mrs. Thorpe villa, Liverpool rd 

Topham Joseph B. 6 Curzon park 

Topham Miss, 11 Castle street 

Townshend Mrs. 10 Stanley place 

Tregellas Richard Vyvyan, Richmond 

place, 125 Boughton 

Trelfbrd Henry, 42 Crane street 

CHESHIRE. 

Truss Mrs. Bridge Street row 

Truss Thomas, 31 Garden lone 

Turnbull James, 2 Victoria pathway. 

Queen's park 

Turner Chas. Stone vUlas, 92 Garden la 

Turner Joseph, 20 Curzon park 

Turner Mrs. 25 Nicholas street 

Turner Robert Clarke, 25 Crane street 

Vaughan Mrs. 97 Boughton 

Venables Rchd. River view, Queen's pk 

Vernon John, 31 Chichester street 

Vernon John, 48Tarvin road, Boughton 

Wakefield James, 2 Chichester street 

Walker Alfred 0. Leadworks house, 

Leadworks lane 

Walker Miss, 2 Abbey green 

Wallace James, Thornleigh, Curzon pk 

Walley Mrs. Eaton villas, 18 Eaton rd 

Walley Mrs. 14 Paradise row 

Walters George, 2 Cornwall street 

Walton Robert, Pepper street 

Warburton John, 14 Union walk 

Warburton Mrs.Eastgate St. row north 

Word Miss, Abbot's villas, 31 Liverpool 

rood 

Ward Mrs. 5 Paradise row 

Ward Thomas Peploe, 7 Abbey street 

Washington Mrs. 11 Goss street 

Washington William, 44 Crane atreet 

Waters Edward, M.D. UNicholas street 

Watson William, 98 Foregate street 

Waymouth Wm.Staines, M.A. 9Whitefr8 

Weaver John, M.R.C.S. 9 King street 

Webb Jobn, 21 Talbot street 

Webb Mrs. 17 Black Diamond street 

Webster Geo. Eaton villas, 24 Eaton rd 

Welsh Gomer, 10 Seller street 

West William, 8 Crane street 

Whaley Samuel, 31 Whitefriars 

Whalley John, Stanley house, Stanley st 

Wheeler Walter Edward, Watergate 

St. rov/ 

White George, 6 Crane street 

White Miss, 5 Abbey street 

Whiteley Charles, 6 St. Anne street 

Whiteley Mrs. 108 St. -4.nne street 

Whiteway Mrs. St. John's cottage, 

Little St. John street 

Whittle Mrs. 45 Queen street 

Whittle Thomas, 18 Crane street 

Whittle Thomas, 12 Queen street 

Whitworth Mrs. 4 Bold terrace 

Widdowson Mrs. Watergate flags, 78 


Wigg Geo.Lld.2Sandowne ter.Boughton 

Wigginer Henry, Victoria road 

Wiglesworth Mrs. 4 Grosvenor place, 

Grosvenor street 

Wilbraham Misses, 5 King's buildings 

Wilcoxon Arthur, 9 Paradise row 

WUdig Wm. Albert ter. 63 Garden lane 

Wildig William, 4 Watergate square 

Wilkes Richard Henry, 88 Garden lane 

Wilkinson Mrs. Wilkinson house, 45 


Wilkinson Robert, 21 Victoria road 

Wilkinson Thos. Ledsham, 3 Bolland'scourt, 

Whitefriars 

Williams Rev. James [Welsh Calvinistic 

Methodist] 8 Bold terrace 

CHESTER. 131 

Williams Rev. John [Presbyterian] * 

Tarvin road, Boughton 

WiUiams Edwd.50 Tarvin rd. Boughton 

Williama EUas, 20 Queen street 

wuiiams Franklin, Green Bank cottage, 

35 Parkgate road 

WUUams George C. G. Prospect villa. 

Dee banks 

WUUams Henry, 31 Bouverie street 

Williams Hy. 1 South view, Eaton road 

Williams Isaac, 20 Cuppin street 

Williams James, Bridge Street row 

Williams John Holland, 5 Deva terrace 

WiUiams Joseph Ellis, 114 Brook street 

WiUiams Miss,Rutland ter.Parkgate rd 

Williams Miss, 40 Tarvin rd. Boughton 

Williams Mrs. 66 Frodsham street 

Williams Mrs. 22 Newgate street 

wuiiams Mrs. 117 St. Anne street 

WilUamsMrs. 11 Seller street 

Williams Richard, 8 .Trinity street 

Williams Thomos, 18 Egerton street 

wuiiams Thomas, 16 Lome street 

Williams Thos. 36 Tarvin rd. Boughton 

Williams Thomas, Watergate flogs, 96 


Williams William, Blacon ho. Garden la 

WilliamsWm.5 CheyneyvUs-Cbeyney la 

Williams WUliam Maysmor, J.P. Dingle 

bonk, Curzon park 

WiUiamson Samuel, The Old HaU, 

Flookers brook 

Wills Caleb Sherar, [8 Curzon parV, 

surgeon-major 96th foot] 

WUson Charles, 33 Pepper street 

Wimperis Edmund Richard, Moor ho. 

Flookersbrook 

Winstanley James Wra. River side, 

Sandy lane, Boughton 

Winter Thomas, 7 Parkgote rood 

Wiseman John, 21 Seller street 

Wood Chas. Barker, ChurchUl terrace, 

14 Garden lane 

Wood Frs. Dinning, 51 Up. Northgate st 

Wood Mrs. 34 King street 

Wood Mrs. 18 Queen street 

Woodfin John, 37 Bouverie street 

Woodfin Mrs. 26 Lome street 

Woodford Robert, 41 Bouverie street 

Woodins Miss, 20 York street 

Woods Miss, 1 Whitefriars 

Woods Mrs.Richmond pi. 127 Boughton 

Woodward Fredk. Edwd. M.R.C.S., 

L.R.C.P. Gen. Infirmary,St.Martin'siu-the-Fields 

Wolfe Rchd. 8 Tarvin road, Boughton 

Wooley Cbas. South view. Tower wharf 

WoolleyJohn,Churchill ter. 12Garden la 

Wrench Rchd. A.Springcot. Dee banks 

Wright Miss,4 St.John's rd. Queen'spk 

Wright Mrs. 5 Bouverie street 

Wright Peter, Albert ter. 67 Garden la 

Wright Richard, 31 Nicholas street 

Wynne Mrs. 23 Whitefriars 

Yeats Jos. 3 Victoriapthwy. Queen'spk 

Yeod Mrs. 18 Weaver street 

Youle Hy. Rbt. Albert ter.65 Garden la 

Young Enoch, Rutland vil. Parkgate rd 

Zwilchenbart Rodolph,Richmond place, 

117 Boughton 

CHESTER COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY. 

Abell 4c Williams, iron, steel k general merchants 4c smiths, 

Frodsham Street bridge 

Abrahams William, shopkeeper 4c whitesmith, 86 Boughton 

Adams Benjamin John, boot 4c shoe makr. 59 Linen Hall st 

Adams Beresford, insurance agent to Norwich Equitable 

Fire 4c the United Kingdom Temperance 4c General Provident 

Institution, 3 St. Anne street 

Ainsworth Elizabeth (Mrs.), lodging house, 4 Nicholas st 

Ainsworth John Moore,beer rtlr.4cboat proprtr.lThe Groves 

Albion hotel (Thomas GUes, manager), General RaUway 

atation 

Aldis Richard Henry, furniture broker 4c commission agent, 

59 Frodsham street 

Alexander Jane (Miss), miUiner, 7 Bridge street 

Alexander Mary (Mrs.), toy repository, Claremont buildings, 

Foregate street 

Allbut Mrs. ladies' school. Abbot's court, Liverpool road 

Allen Ann (Mrs.), servants' registry office, 3 Fletcher's 

buildings, Bridge Street row 

Allen John, refreshment room, 24 Market haU 

Allen Thomas, stone corver, South view. Tower wharf 

Allen William, butcher, 21 Market hall 

9*


Allenby Amy (Mrs.), ladies' school, The Grange, Chapel 

lane. Great Bonghton 

Allenby Waldegrave, commercial traveller, The Grange, 

Chapel lane. Great Boughton , 

Allman Thomas, lodging house, 55 Francis street 

Andrews Thomas, buUder, Queen street 

Andrews William, builder k contractor, Grosvenor street 

Ankers Richard, chimney sweeper. Union street, Love st 

Appleton 4c Bracegirdle, silk Aiercers, drapers, milliners, 

hosiers, glovers 4c haberdashers, 7 4c 31 Bridge Street row 

Appleyard Thomas, builder k joiner, Shipgate street 

Armstrong 4c Thomas, coal merchants, 11 Coal Exchange, 

Black Diamond street 

Arnold Ellen 4c EHzabeth (Misses), grocers 4c tea dealers, 

52 Northgate street 

AmoldAnne(Mrs.),tin plate wrkr.4clamp dlr.l3Northgate st 

ArteU Wm. Hy. cane worker 4c french polisher,85George st 

Arthur John, civil engineer, 5 City rood 

Asbury Charles, boot 4c shoe maker, 44 Foregate street 

Aspey George, beer retailer 4c painter, 16 Seller street 

Assay Office (Jaraes F. Lowe, B.A. master; John F. Lowe 

4c Thomas Woolley, wardens), 13 Goss street 

Astbury Peter, shopkeeper, 73 Handbridge 

Aston William, bookseller 4c newsagent, Northgate St. row 

Bace John, cowkeeper, 12 Gloucester street 

BaUey Jane (Miss), Cross Keys, Duke street 

Bailey Mary Ann (Mrs.), beer retailer, 9 Princess street 

Bailey Mory Ann (Mrs.), china, glass k earthenware 

dealer, 10 Grosvenor street 

Bailey Mary Ann (Mrs.), earthenware dlr. Stall,Market hall 

Baker John Richard 4c WilUam James, confectioners 4c 

bakers, 48 Bridge street 

Baker Arthur, fruiterer k greengrocer, 102 Northgate st 

Baker Edward Brodshow, artist, 71 Bridge Stieet row 

Boker Henry, market gardener, Cambrian view 

Baker John, accountant, 16 St. Werbergh street 

Baker Thomas Ansdell, boot 4c shoe maker. City walls 

Boll Arthur, tailor 4c shopkeeper, 99 George street 

Ball Edward, cab proprietor, 4 Seller street 

Ball Henry, shopkeeper, 4 Seller street 

Ball John, beer retailer, 38 Cuppin street 

Ball John, painter 4c paperhanger, 22 Seller street 

Boll Mary (Mrs.), refreshment rooras, 16 Goss street 

Boll Thoraas, Queen's Head hotel, Foregate street 

Boll Thomas, slater k plasterer, 1 Bunce st. Grosvenor st 

Balshaw Elizabeth (Mrs.), grocer k provision dealer, 98 

Brook street 4c 10 Church street. Black Diamond street 

Banks Jaraes, baker k flour dealer, 34 SeUer street 

Banks John, provision dealer. Orchard street, Garden lane 

Bannister Mary (Mrs.), baker, Northgate street 

Barber Dean, cutler, see Settle k Barber, 6 St. Werbergh st 

Barber Eliza (Mrs.), china 4c glass dealer, 19 Eastgate st 

Barber William Henry, boot closer, 100 Boughton 

Bardsley Jaraes, confectioner, 31 Brook street 

Barker, Hignett 4c Carrington, solicitors, 12 Whitefriars 

Barker Benjarain, butcher, 48 Brook street 

Barker Cotherine (Mrs.), lodging house, 7 Nicholas street 

Barker John, beer retoiler, 24 George street 

Barker Richord Longueville, land ogent 4c share broker, 

see Townshend k Barker 

Barlow Williara, Old vaults, 30 Bridge street 

Barnes Thoraas 4c Sons, coach k carriage builders. City rd 

Barnes Henry, baker, The Bars, 137 Foregate street 

Barnes Thoraas, cab proprietor 4c livery stoble keeper, 

City road 4c The Bars, 139 Foregate street 

Barnes Thoraasj^shopkeeper, 8 Love street 

Barnett Joseph, fruiterer k greengrocer, 15 Watergate st 

Barracks (Samuel 0. Rogers, commissary in charge; John 

Harbourne, acting barrack master), St. Mary's hill 

BarringtonEmma( Mrs.),linendraper4chosier,121 Foregate st 

Bassett Louisa 4c Ellen (Misses), ladies' school," 22 Upper 


Bate Thoraas, cheese factor 4c provision mer.lO Northgate st 

Batenham Ursula (Mrs.), stationer, 104 Northgate street 

Battenden Jaraes, surveyor, 10 Tarvin road, Boughton 

Baxter George, pharmaceutical chemist, 13 Foregate street 

Bayne Elizabeth (Mrs.), ladies' school, 3 King's buildings 

Baynes John Matthew, Dublin Castle,3o Up. Northgate st 

Beckett Joseph 4c Co.silk niercers,Eastgate Street row south 

Beckett Joseph, Birmingham Arms, 15 Lower Bridge st 

Beckett William, civil engineer 4c estate agent, see Roberts, 

Beckett 4: Kirk 

Beech John, outfitter, 95 Foregate street 

Bell George Augelo, civil engineer, 10 Newgate street 

Beil William, boot 4c shoe maker, Charlotte street 

Bellamy James, commercial traveller, 7 Seller street 

Bellion Charles, watch 4c clock maker, 22 Pitt st. George st 

Bellis Charles, butcher, 128 Northgate street 

Bellis Elizabeth (Miss), lodging house, 11 Crane street 

Bellis Henry, builder, 8 Grosvenor place, Grosvenor street 

Bellis Thomas, hair dresser, Boughton 

Bellis Thomas, saddler 4c harness makr.l3 Up. Northgate st 

Bemain George, taUor, 21 Trinity street 

Bennett John, toiler 4c draper, City walls 

Bennett Joseph, jun. joiner, 14 St. Martin's-in-the-Fields 

Bennett Sarauel, shopkeeper, James st. Black Diamond st 

Bennion Edward, King's A rms. Union street. Love street 

Benson Emmanuel, bootmaker, 7 Tarvin road, Boughton 

Benson James, fruiterer, 58 Upper Northgate street 

Benson James, greengrocer, Garden lane 

Bentley Mary Ann (Miss), baker, 20 Brook street 

Berisford Thos. cheese factor 4c provision dealer, 36 Brook st 

Bernhardt August, Saddle inn, 29 Grosvenor street 

Bernhardt William, hairdresser, 50 Foregate street 

Berrie John, dyer, 2 Newgate street 

Berrington Emma (Miss), dressmaker, 19 Albion street 

Berry Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Castle street 

Bertram 4c Macnay, ironmongers, oil 4c general merchants,. 

Cow Lane bridge, Brook street 

Bevis WUliam Hy. dealer in baskets 4c toys, 14 Morket hall 

Bewley Jsph. Cherry Orchard inn. Chapel la.Gt.Boughtoa. 

Bibby Williara, flour dealer, 1 Tarvin road, Boughton 

Bickley William, butcher, 45 Egerton street 

Billington Elizabeth (Mrs.), dining rooms, 18 Grosvenor st 

Billington Thos. cool dealer, 38 Newgate st.4c Low. Bridge st 

Billington William Harrison, New Park hotel, City road, 

4c confectioner, Foregate street 

Birch Elizabeth (Mrs.), ladies' school, 24 Upp. Norgate st 

Birch Henry John, solicitor (firm. Helps, Birch, CuUiraore 

4c Douglas), Whitefriars 

Birch John, coal 4c potato dealer, Greenway st. Handbridge 

Birchall Eliza (Mrs.), servants' registry office, 21 Albion st 

Bird George, plumber, glazier 4c gasfitter, Lower Bridge 

street 4c 31 Bridge street 

Birke Elizabeth (Mrs.), miUiner, 1 Lead work's lane 

Birkenhead Brewery Co. Limited, brewers (George 

Rigbey, agent). Bridge street 

Birmingham Wagon Co. Limited, railway wagon 4c 

carriage builders k manufacturers of railway wagon 

wheels (Jobn Bithell, agent); offices. Black Diamond 

street; depdt, Northgate station 

Bishop John, house k estate agent, Bridge Street row 

Bishop's Registry Office (John Gamon, registrar). Abbey 

gateway 

BitheU Elizh. (Mrs.), straw bonnet maker, 57 St. Anne st 

Blackburn Joseph, cowkeeper, 18 Paradise row 

Blackburne John I. 4c Co. wine k spirit merchants, 66: 

Watergate street 4c Trinity street 

Blockburne Mary (Mrs.), cowkeeper, 30 Frodsham street 

Blackshaw William, shopkeeper. Princess street 

Blacow Edward, Hare Sf Hounds, Handbridge 

Blake Charles Kinsey, fruiterer, 88 Brook street 

Blake James, cowkeeper, 17 Brook street 

Blake James, saddler, 95 George street 

Bloke John, baker k confectioner, Watergate Street row 

Blake John, boot 4c shoe maker, 24 Eastgate street 

Blake Richard T. lessee of Pavilion Theatre, General: 

Railway station 

Bloke William Jaraes, baker, 14 Cuppin street 

Blayney Arthur, stationer, printer 4c artists' colorman, 2.> 

Bridge Street row 

Blease John, lamp 4c oil dealer, 17 Boughton 

Blelock 4c Co. dispensing chemists. The Cross, 2 Bridge st 

Blue Coat Hospital (John Elvy Hardy, head master; 

G. W. Richards, second master; James Connah, band 

master; Sergeant Mills, drill master; Mrs. Hardy,, 

matron). Upper Northgate street 

Blue Girls' Charity School (Miss Dudley, matron). 

Vicar's lane 

Boden Emraa (Mrs.), mantle maker, 17 St. John's street 

Boden Walter MUler, architect 4c surveyor, 23 Corn Exchange 

chambers 

Boff Anna (Mrs.), wine 4c spirit vaults, 8 Lower Bridge st 

Bolland Elizabeth 4c Martha (Misses), milliners 4c dressmakers, 

6 Newgate street 

Bolland Richard, confectioner 4c luncheon rooms, Eastgate 

Street row south 

Bonnalie George, L.D.S., R.C.S.E. dental surgeon, see 

Stivens 4c Bonnalie 

Booth Wilkinson, Bowling Green inn. Brook street 

Bordessa 4c Morris, coal merchants, 5 Coal exchange. 


Bostock Alfred 4c Co. boot 4c shoe manufacturers, City road 

Bostock Edwin, export boot 4c shoe manufacturer. King st 

Bostock James, greengrocer, 36 Francis street 

Boucher 4c Co. music warehouse, 43 Bridge Street row 

BoughenHy. Hugh, beer retaUer, Watergate Street row 

Boulton Catherine (Mrs.), baker & flour air. 116 Foregate st 

Boulton Charles, cabinet k Venetian blind maker, 45 Lower 

Bridge street


Bowen Thomas, cowkeeper. Tower street 

Sowers Brothers, pharmaceutical chemists 4c wholesale 

druggists, family grocers 4c tea dealers, purveyors to 

^heir R. H. Prince 4c Princess of Wales, 4c agents for the 

Sun Fire 4c Life Insurance Company, Eastgate street 

•Bowyer Hannah (Mr8.),market gardnr.9Tarvin rd.Bougbtn 

Box Stephen Thos. gasfitter 4c brassfounder, 42 Frodsham st 

Boyd Elizabeth (Mrs.), dressmoker, 106 St. Anne street 

Boydell, Toylor 4c Fluitt, solicitors, 2 Pepper street 

Boydell George, proctor k commissioner to take acknowledgments 

of married women (firm, BoydeU, Taylor k 

Fluitt), 2 Pepper street 

Boynton John, saddle 4c harness maker, 35 Grosvenor street 

Boynton William Andrew, cork k tobacco pipe manufacturer, 

Newgate, St. John's street 

Bracegirdle Nehemiah, silk mercer 4cc. see Appleton 4c 

Bracegirdle 

Bradbin Williara, cattle dealer, 8 Gorse stacks 

Brannan William, whitesmith, locksmith 4c bellhanger, 

Commonhall street 

Brassey John Evans, iron merchant, ironmonger 4c nail 

manufacturer, 3 Foregate street 

Brewer John, tinplate worker, Commonhall street 

Brewster Eliza (Mrs.), earthenware dealr. Stall, Market hall 

Brickland Joseph, fishmonger, 11 Northgate street 

Bridgman, Weaver 4c Jones, solicitors, Westminster buildings, 

Newgate street 

Bridgraan Joseph (firra, Bridgman, Weover k Jones), 

solicitor k clerk to Hoole Local board, Westminster 

buildings, Newgote street ' 

Brierley John Colley k Garaan Renshaw, drapers, milliners 

4c mantle makers, 14 Bridge street 

Brining Henry, tea dealer, 17 Deva terrace 

Brining William, wholesale hosier k haberdasher, 27 

Bridge street k 5 The Bars, Boughton 

British Cattle Food Co. (George John Robert Simpson, 

manager); office, 17 Corn Exchange chambers; warehouses. 

Union boll, Foregate street 

IBrittoin k Whitehouse, milliners, 5 St. Werburgh's mount 

Brittain George, beer retailer, Leadwork's lane 

Brittain Thomas, surgeon, 4 BoUand's court, Whitefriars 

Broe William, Feathers inn, 33 Lower Bridge street 

Bromley Joseph, Three Tuns, 5 Frodsham street 

Brooke Elizabeth (Mrs.), beer retailer, 2 Oulton place 

iBrooks George, shopkeeper, 147 Boughton 

Brown Brothers, watchmakers, jewellers k silversmiths, 

Eastgate Street row south 

JBrowH, Holmes 4c Co. sUk mercers,linen drapers, miUiners, 

dressmakers, haberdashers 4cc. silk mercers by special 

appointment to her Majesty 4c H.R.H. the Princess of 

VVales, Eastgate Street row south 

Brown k Rogers, solicitors, Northgate street 

Brown William k Frank 4c Co. cabinet manufacturers, 

upholsterers, appraisers 4cc. Eastgate Street row south; 

warehouses, Duke street 4c manufactory, Newgate street 

Brown George John Herasley, china, glass k earthenware 

warehouse, 63 Bridge Street row 

Brown John, fruiterer, 103 Foregote street 

Brown Maria (Mrs.), servonts' registry oflice, 40 Cuppin at 

Brown Thomas Horatio, ecclesiostical k architecturol carving 

in wood 4c stone (in all its branches); estimates furnished, 

10 Hunter's walk 

Browne William, corpenter 4c joiner, Pierpoint la. Bridge st 

Broydo Jacob, picture frame maker, 40 Lower Bridge st 

Brunton John, beer retailer, butcher 4c provision dealer. 

Block diamond street 

Bryan James Tbomas, tailor, 26 Francis street 

Bryen Edward, tailor, 65 New Crane street 

Buchanan Stanley, surgeon. May bonk, Tarvin rd.Boughton 

Buckley Jas. provision dealr. k tripe dresser, 5 Watergate st 

Bull Stanhope, C.E. county bridge master 4c surveyor for 

Cheshire, Edgar house, City walls 

Bullin Frederick 4c Co. L.D.8., R.c.s. dental surgeons, 14 

Whitefriors 

Bullock Charles, lodging house, 27 Upper North street 

Burghall Edgor, refreshment rooms, Nortbgote street 

BurghoU Edwin, baker 4c confectioner, 2 Market hall 

Burghall Thomas, bookbinder 4c paper ruler, Boot passage, 

Eastgate Street row north 

BurghaU WUliam, provision dealer, 38 Lower Bridge street 

Burkhill Oliver, provision dealer, 13 Cornwall street 

BurkhUl Thomas, shopkeeper, 77 St. Anne street 

Barrell Thomas Gaze, hosier 4c draper, 32 Foregate street 

Burrows Thomas, market gardener, Tarvin rd. Boughton 

Burton Jas. Jhn. clothier, outfitter k pawnbkr.l2 Foregate st 

Butler Edwin, telegraph enginr. 36 Corn Exchonge chombrs 

Butt Francis, goldsmith, watch 4c clock maker k jeweller, 


Butte Ann Irving (Mrs.), girls' day school, 29 Pepper st 

Brown John, carpenter, 28 Queen street 

' Bryne John, shopkeeper. Linen Hall street 

Callan William, hair dresser, 95 Brook street 

Campbell Mary (Mrs.), Bridgewater inn, Crewe street 

Candeland Petes 4c Co. grocers 4c tea dealers, 9 Bridge st 

Cannan Wm. boot k shoe maker, Northgate st. 4c 6 Brook st 

Capper Jomes, chemist k druggist, 49 Foregate street 

Carman William Walter, chemist, 45 Frodsham street 

Carrington Alfred, soUcitor (firm, Barker, Hignett 4c Carrington), 

Whitefriars 

Corsley John, grocer 4c provision dealer, 91 St. Anne street 

Carter Benjamin, Cestrian inn. City road 

Carter Octaviuo George, photographer, 31 Grosvenor street 

Cartwright John Postlethwaite, solicitor, commissioner for 

affidavits and for taking bail in High Court of Admiralty, 

17 Pepper street 

Cartwright Thomas, draper 4c hosier, 10 Bridge street 

Cartwright Thomas, shopkeeper, 31 Lower Bridge street 

Carver Edward, cowkeeper, 104 Foregate street 

Casey James, confectioner, 90 Lower Bridge street 

Castle Fire-Brick §• Coal Co. Limited (John Jones, sec), 

Westminster buUdings, Newgate street 

Catherall k Prichard, publishers, Eastgate Street row south 

Catherall Chas. baker k provision dealer, 100 Handbridge 

Catherall Joseph, Red Lion inn, 55 Frodsham street 

Cattle Market, George street 

Chadwick James, beer retailer, 39 Queen street, 4c coach 4c 

carriage painter, York street 

Challinor James, fruiterer 4c pototo dealer, 32 Frodsham st 

Challinor James, jun. fishmonger 4c fruiterer, 78 Foregate st 

Challinor Robert, silk mercer 4c general draper,31 Eostgate st 

Chamberlain Jane (Mrs.), baker k grocer, 71 Low. Bridge st 

Chomley Williom, potato deoler 4c cowkeeper, 73 Brook st 

Charles Hannah (Mrs.), tea dlr. 4c tobacnst. 4 Frodsham st 

Charmley Joseph, Odd Fellows' Arms, Frodsham street 

Charmley Thomas, shopkeeper 4c butcher, 24 St. Anne st 

Chasworth Thomas, butcher, 66 Boughton 

Chatterton D.avid, architect 4c surveyor, see Thorne 4e 

Chatterton 

Cheese Mart (George Simpson, agent), Stanley street 

Cheshire (2nd) (Earl of Chester's) Artillery (Henry 

Thos. Brown, captain comraanding; Captain Houstoun, 

adjutant), Drill haU, Volunteer street 

Cheshire (6th) (Earl of Chester's) Rifles (Capt. J. H. 

Haraersley, adjutant). Drill hall. Volunteer street 

Cheshire Observer (James Hall, printer 4c publisher), 


Chester ArchcBological,Architectural Sf Historic Society 

(Wm. Wynne Ffoulkes,M.A.,Thos, Hughes,F.S.A.secs.j. 

Lower Bridge street 

Chester Castle (J. B. Manning, governor), St. Mory's hUl 

Chester Chronicle (published friday) (Richard Fletcher 

Smith, printer k publisher), Fletcher's buildings, Bridge 

Street row 

Chester Coal Co. (Bertram 4c Co. agents), Cow Lane 

bridge. Brook street 

Chester Cocoa-House Co. Limited (George Edwd. Oldmeadow, 

sec.; Walter Martin, manager), Foregate st 

Chester Constitutional Association Sf Reading Rooms 

(Samuel Davies, hon. sec.; J. B. Dutton, hon. treasurer), 


Chester Co-operative Society Limited (Charles Andrews, 

manoger), 20 Frodsham street 

Chester Courant (John Ramsden, printer 4c pubUsher), 

Nortbgote street 

Chester Free Public Library Sf Reading Rooms (open 

from 9 a.ra. to 9.30 p.m.; lending Ubrary open daily (excepting 

Sundays 4c holidays) from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. 4c 

from 6 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. (Chas. Wm. Duncan, chairman; 

Thomas M. Wilcock, librarian), St. John's street 

Chester General Infirmary (Faringdon M. Granger, 

M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. LOND. house surgeon; Frederick Edward 

Woodward, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. LOND. visiting surgeon 

; Jobn Jones, sec.; Miss Smith, matron), St. Martin's-in-the-Fields 

Chester GuardianSfRecor d{Mackie k Brewtnall, publishers 

4c proprietors; pubfishedfriday), 8 St. Werburgh street 

Chester Homoeopathic Dispensary (Edward Thomas 

sec), Caxton buildings. Pepper street 

Chester Municipal Charities Office (H. T. Brown, sec), 


Chester Sf North Wales Permanent Investment Benefit 

Building Society (James Wakefield, sec), 16 Corn 

Exchange buildings 

Chester Northgate Brewery Co. maltsters 4c brewers 

(John Lawson Kemp, manager), brewery, Northgate 

street; Malt kilns, Lower Bridge street 

Chester Provender Sf Carting Co. Limited, miWerak corn 

factors (George HoweU, manager 4c sec), Milton street 

Chester Queen Railway Hotel Co. Limited (George F. 

Ward, sec), 18 4c 19 Corn Exchange chambers


Chester Savings Bank (Geo. Edwards, sec), Grosvenor st 

Chester School of Art (Walter Craister, head master), St. 

John's street 

Cheater Society of Natural Science (G. R. Griffith, 

general hon. sec). Lower Bridge street 

Chester Trade Protection Institution (James Rymer 

Faulds, manager), 33 Queen street 

Chester United Gas Co. (The) {Jamea Tye, sec; John 

Cowap, raanager 4c engineer^; offices, Roodee 

Chester Unity Benefit Building Society (Thomas Horabin, 

sec), 66 Watergate street 

Chester Water Works (Edwin Lloyd, sec.; John Dugdole, 

engineer); office, Newgate house, 15 Newgate street; 

works, Borrell well 4c Spital wolk, Boughton 

Chesters Daniel, baker k flour deoler, 42 Princess street 

Chirnside John, linen 4c woollen draper 4c haberdasher, 

see Geeson k Chirnside 

Christy William, coal dealer, ComraonhaU street 

Church Deaconess House (Miss M. Fitzmaurice, matron, 

Nicholas Street mews 

Churton, Elphick, Roberts k Richardson, auctioneers, 

appraisers, arbitrators 4cc.; agents to Norwich Union 

Fire k Low Union flre k liie offices, Churton's auction 

mart, 79 Foregate street 

Churton William Henry, solicitor, commissioner for affidavits, 

deputy coroner for South Cheshire, k clerk to 

Wirral Highway Board, City walls 

City of Chester Benefit Building Society (George Thomas 

Holland, sec), 10 St. Werburgh street 

City of Chester Corporation Baths (James WiUiams, 

superintendent), Water tower, Canal street 

City of Chester Sewage Outfall Works (William Lloyd, 

manager; Robert Foil, engineer), Sealand road 

City Surveyor's Office (Isaac M. Jones, surveyor), Town 

hall, Northgate street 

City Treasurer's Office (J. E. Edwards, treasurer), Town 

boll, Northgate street 

Cloncy John, beer retailer, Boughton 

Clark Edwin, cutler, k dealer in fishing tackle, 3 Abbey 

buildings 

Clark Edwin John, culler, 11 Bridge street 

Clork John, wine k spirit vaults, agent for Guinness k Co. 

stout, london • porter, burton ales 4c encore whiskey, 16 


Clork William, fishmonger 4c game dealer, 5 Bridge street 

Clarke 4c Ward, bookbinders k paper rulers, Watergate 

Street row 

Clarke William, market constable,' 27 King street 

Clemence Catherine (Mrs.), flour dealer, 44 Northgate street 

Clerk of Peace Office (Charles William Potts, clerk; 

Thomas Roberts, deputy clerk), Northgate street 

Clough Geo. Fredk. brewer. The Lion brewery, Pepper st 

Coal Exchange Coal Co. (Urias Bromleyj| monoger), 10 

Coal exchange, Black Diamond st 

College Practising School (Robert Wilkinson, master), 

Parkgate road 

Colley Jobn, boot maker, 18 Gloucester street 

ColUns John, iron 4c metal dealer, 63 Boughton 

Collinson William, boot maker, Eastgate Street row south 

Colwyn Bay Hotel Co. Limited (George F. Ward, sec), 

18 4c 19 Corn Exchange chambers 

Commercial Neios Room ( F. F. Hickman, chairman; 

J. C. Robinson, treasurer ; E. Edwards, secretary; 

James Woods, custodian), St, Peter's churchyard 

Connah Edward^ cooper, 29 Watergate street 

Connah William, lodging house, 11 Princess street 

Connelly Jobn, beer retailer, Francis street 

Conway William, hosier 4c glover, 9 Eastgate street 

Conyers William, boot 4c shoe maker, 41 Frodsham street 

Cook 4c Arthur, boat builders 4c proprietors, The Groves 

Cook John, grocer, 23 Northgate Street row 

Cooke 4c Moulton, stone masons 4c dealers in Yorkshire flags, 

Conafstreet 

Cooke Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 3 Newgate street 

Cooke Edwin, provision dealer, 91 George street 

Cooke Jobn Lawrence, cork cutter, 12 Goss st 

Cooper William, temperance commercial hotel, 13 Brook st 

Coote Margaret (Mrs.), boarding 5c doy school, 5 Trinity st 

Coppock Ann (Mrs.), pawnbroker, 30"Seller street 

Coppack John, coal merchant, 4c china, gloss 4c earthenware 

deoler, Canal street 

Coppock Sml. glass4cchina dealer, The Bars, 143 Foregate st 

Cordall Anna (Mrs.), dressmaker, 38 Frodsham street 

Cordery Chas. provision dealer & beer retaUer, 75 Boughton 

Corn Exchange (James Wakefield, egent). Eastgate street 

Corporation Weights §• Measures Office (Henry Price, 

inspector), Northgate street 

Cory John March, potato dealer, 33 Watergate street 

Cotgreave Ann 4c Elizabeth( Mi8ses),milliners 4c dressmakers, 


Cotgreave James Hamlett, grocer 4c provision dealer, 37 

Brook street 4c 91 Foregate etreet 

Cotgreave John, tailor, 19 Henry street 

Cottingbam Thomas Leacroft, mining engineer k surveyor, 

Grosvenor chamber.s, Newgate street 

Cottrell Charles Swinfin, provision dealer, 9 George street 

Cottrell Elizabeth (Miss), dressmaker, 14 Pepper street 

County Constabulary Office (Capt. Arrowsmith, chief 

constable; George Edward Oldmeadow, chief superintendent 

k chief clerk; S. WUUamson, detective inspector), 

110 Foregate street 

County Court (HoratioLloyd, esq. judge; Samuel WUliamson, 

registrar; F. P. Matthews, high bailiff)> offices, 

St. John's street 

County Surveyor's Office (Stanhope Bull, C.B. surveyor), 

Edgar house. City walls 

County Treasurer's Office (Charles Townshend,treasurer),. 

St. Werburgh chambers, St. Werburgh's mount 

Court of Probate Sf District Registry Office for the City 

§• County of Chester (Charles T. W. Parry, esq. district; 

registrar; W. Heppel, chief clerk), Whitefriars 

Coventry WUliam, baker k grocer, 43 Watergate st 

Coventry WUliam, boat 4c shoe maker, 30 Newgate street 

Cowap Chas. Richardson, agent to the Broughton Coal Co.; 

Brymho Coal 4c Iron Co; 4c Minera Lime Co. Limited, 

lA, Coal Exchange, Black Diamond street 

Cowap Jhn. manager of gas wrks.Richmoud pl.l23 Boughton 

Cowap W'iUiom, Ship, 52Crane street 

Cowley John, dogger, 75 George street 

Crone William Francis, ptflnter 4c paperhanger, Northgate st 

Crawford Charles, dealer in works of art, Watergate St. row 

Crawford John Rathbone, painter, paperhanger 4c general 

decorator, dealer in all kinds of oils, paints, varnishes, 

british 4c foreign glass, paperhangings 4cc. 13 Lower 

Bridge street 

Crawford Joseph, boot 4c shoe maker, 7 Northgate street 

Crewe Joseph, butcher, 72 Watergate st.4c28 Market hall 

Crewe William, butcher, 6 Market hall 4c 21 Watergate st.; 

4c farmer, Sluice house, Sealand road 

Crilley Nicholas, furniture broker, 18 Frodsham street 

Critchley George, butcher, Boughton 

Croft John, engraver, Goss street 

Croft Mary (Miss), wardrobe dealer, Wotergate Street row 

Crosbie Samuel, slater 4c plasterer, 70 Handbridge 

Cross Elizabeth (Miss), dressmaker, 6 HamUton place 

Cross John, shopkeeper, William street 

Cross Peter, refreshment rooms, 2 Francis street 

Cross Sarah Ann (Miss), dressraaker, 17 Queen street. 

Crossfield Robert, wholesale 4c retail confectioner 4c sugar 

boiler, 36 Lower Bridge street 4c 4 Northgate Street row 

Crowe Chorles, hat maker, 19 Queen street 

CuUiraore John, solicitor (firm, Helps, Birch, CuUiraore 4c 

Douglas), Whitefriars 

Culm Eliza (Mrs.), greengrocer, 26StoU, Market hall 

Culm Eliza (Mrs.), market gardener, Tarvin rd. Boughton 

Cnramins Jobn, provision dealer, 13 Market hall 

Cunlifi'e Joseph, Red House hotel, Dee banks 

Cunnah John J. coal 4c gravel merchont 4cfurniture remover. 

Crone whf.4c Cool exchng.(ûp the steps),Black Diamond st 

Cunningham Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 26 George street 

Curnow Joseph, commercial day school, 29 Up. Northgate st 

Custom House (George C. Coats, collector 4c surveyor: 

Richard Simcock k PhUip Courtenaye, clerks; John 

Powell, examining officer), 68 Watergate street 

Cuyner Edward, teacher of music, 11 Abbey st 

Dale Edward, pianoforte 4c harmonium ma. 51 Bridge St. row 

Darlington k Smithies, cigar 4c tobacco manufctrs. City rd 

Darlington Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Leadworks lane 

Darlington Richard, farrier, Tarvin road, Boughton 

Darlington Richd. Lloyd, lodging house, 46 St. Anne street' 

Darlington Williara, smith k wheelwright. Canal street 

Dovidson Elizabeth (Mrs.), butcher, 4 Market hall 

Davidson Wm. dispensing chemist, Eastgate St. row south 

Davidson William, joiner 4c buUder, Frodsham street 

Davies Charles 4c Co. general drapers, 49 Eastgate street 

Davies R. J. k Co. wholesale 4c export confectioners, lli 

Nortbgote Street row 4c Cuppin street 

Dovies 4c Shepheard, chemists, Bridge Street row 

Davies, Sprang 4c Co.'wholesole grocers 4c provision dealers,. 

1 Lower Bridge street 

Davies 4c Thomas,coalmers.l Coal Exchng.BlackDiamond st 

Davies Benjamin, civil engineer, 12 Union walk 

Davies Charles, boot 4c shoe maker, 21 Northgate St. row 

Davies Charles, grocer, Boughton 

Davies Chas. Edwd. ComTraerciaZ iraw, St. Peter's churchyrd 

Davies Enos, coal merchant, 15 Egerton st 

Davies Evan, Swan inn, 52 Foregate street 

Davies Hart, hosier, glover 4c hatter, Eastgate St. row south 

Davies Heniy, boot 4c shoe maker, 26 Leadworks lane 

Davies Henry, shopkeeper, 72 St. Anne street


Davies James, shopkeeper, 33 Duke street 

Davies Jane (Mrs.), refreshment rooms. Music Hall passage, 


Davies Jane(Mr8.), secondhand clothes dlr.WatergateSt.row 

Davies John, coal, lime 4c slate merchant, see Simpson, 

Davies 4c Son 

Davies John, potato dealer, York street 

Davies John Henry, architect 4c surveyor, 13 Seller street 

Davies John P. coal merchant 4cc. The Cross, Eastgate 

street; 4c at 4 Coal Exchange, Black Diamond street; 

block 4c sail maker, 75 New Crane street 

Davies Joseph, plumber, glazier 4c gasfitter, 48 Foregate st 

Davies Lathom, cowkeeper, 63 Handbridge 

Davies Mario (Mrs.), beer retailer, 91 Boughton 

Davies Mary Ann (Miss), straw bonnet maker, 53 Georgest 

Davies Mory Ann (Mrs.), lodging house, 2 Nicholas street 

Davies Melinda (Miss), ladies' school, 17 Egerton street 

Davies Owen Thomas, milliner. City rood 

Dovies Richard, hairdresser, Bridge Street row 

Davies Robert, coal merchant. Black Diamond street 

Davies Robert, grocer, 42 Northgate street 

Davies Robert, Railway inn. Brook street 

Davies Samuel, pipe maker, 11 Love street 

Davies Sarah (Mrs.), dressmaker, 107 Boughton 

Davies Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 18 Princess street 

Davies Thomas, corpenter, Handbridge 

Davies Thomas, draper, hosier 4c glover, .59 Bridge street 

Dovies Thos. Beinion, Liver commercial hotel, 110 Brook st 

Davies Wm. cheese factor 4c provision dealer, 42 Bridge st 

Davies WUliam, shopkeeper, 56 Princess street 

Dovies WUliam, timber mer. Cow Lone bridge, Frodsham st 

Dovies William Henry, grocer, 52 Brook street 

Davies WUliam T. tobacco 4c snuff manufacturer, Canal st 

Dawson Anderson Robt. biot 4c shoe manufr. 76 Foregate st 

Dawson Henderson, boot 4c shoe depdt, 2 Grosvenor street 

Deakin Mary (Miss), dress maker, 1 Commonholl street 

Dean Elizabeth (Mrs.), butcher, 12 Market hall 

Dean James, greengrocer, 41 Stall, Market hall 

Dean John, grocer 4c provision dealer, 117 Foregate street 

Dean Joseph, provision dealer, 35 Brook street 

Dean Samuel, saddler k harness maker, 1 Foregate street 

Debac 4c Sheaff, grocers k tea dealers, Northgate street 

Dennis John, brush 4c basket manufacturer, 45 Eastgate st 

Denson Hannah (Mrs.), midwife, 37 Upper Northgate st 

Denson Robert, milliner, 19 Northgate Street row 

Denson Thos. Fras. draper4c outfitter, 1.3 Northgate St. row 

Denson Wm. baker, fiour dlr. k corn factor,Up.Northgate st 

Denson William, painter, 13 Pepper street 

Devonport Wm. upholsterer, 7 St. Martin's-in-the-Fields 

Dew Eliza Anne (Mrs.), ladies' school, Thorncliffe house, 


Dewick John, butcher 4c cattle dealer, 43 Francis street 

Dewsbury Nathaniel John, accountant, commission, estate, 

monetary 4c general agent 4c agent for the Lancashire Fire 

4c Life, North British 4c MercontUe Fire 4c Life 4c London 

Accident Insurance offices, 22 Nortbgote street 

Dickinson William, hosier, 58 St. Anne street 

Dickson Francis4c Arthur 4c Sons, seed merchants 4c nurserymen, 

37 Eastgate st.; warehouse, St. John's st. 4c at Upton 

Dickson James 4c Sons, seed merchants, nurserymen 4c dealers 

in agricultural implements, 41 Eastgate street 4c Com 

Exchange implement warehouse; nurseries, Newton 

Dickson Samuel Johnson Roberts, solicitor (firm, Roberts 

4c Dickson), 20 Newgate street 

Dinwoodie John, bntcher, 6 Wotergate street 

Diocesan Training College {Rev. John Martyn Chritchley, 

LL.D. principal; Rev. J. Eaves, vice principal), Parigate 

road 

Direct United States Cable Co. Limited (The) (Charles 

B. Wood, manager), 24 4c 25 Com Exchange charabers 

Dixon Thomas 4c Co. timber raerchants 4c steam saw mills, 

St. John's street k Crone street 

Dixons 4c Co. bankers, 35 Eastgate street; draw on Glyn \ 

Co. London 

Dixon William, insurance agent, Spital walk, Boughton 

Dobie Wm. Murray, M.D. physician, 23 Upper Northgate 

street 

Dobson William W. wholesale stotioner, 17 Foregote street 

Dodd Andrew, stone mason, 25 George street 

Dodd Caroline (Mrs.), dress maker, 33 Northgate street 

Dodd Eliza (Miss), milliner, 2 Cathedral passage. Abbey st 

Dodd Harriet (Mrs.), cowkeeper, 30 Tarvin road, Boughton 

Dodd Henry, Broion Cow, Upper Northgate street 

Dodd Henry Edwin, coal dealer, 40 Foregate street 

Dodd Isaac, grocer, 112 Northgate street 

Dodd James, hay, straw 4c corn dealer, Canal side 

Dodd John, ossistant overseer for St. John's parish,'.4c estate 

agent, 28 Egerton street 

Dodd John, shopkeeper, 40 Foregate street 

Dodd Rolpb, cabinet turner, 25 Back Brook street 

Dodd Richard, house painter 4c grainer, Watergate street 4c 

37 Princess street 

Dodd Thomas, painter k sign writer, 33 Northgate street 

Dodd Timothy, butcher, 116 Northgate street 

Dodd William, boat proprietor, 23 The Groves 

Dodd William, draper 4c hosier, 14 Foregate street 

Donaghey John, biH poster, Foregate street 

Donouhe John, iirabrello maker, 6 Love street 

Doughty James, surgeon dentist, 60 Watergate street 

Douglas Charies PhiHp, solicitor (firm. Helps, Birch, Cullimore 

k Douglas), Whitefriars 

Douglas John, architect, 6 Abbey aquare 

Douglas John, potato dealer, 5 Back Brook street 

Douglas William, shoeing smith, Newgate street 

Downey Thomas, coal dealer. Seller street 

Drabble Stephen, lodging house, Richmond pi. 133 Boughton 

Drury Mary(Mr8.), brewer. Brook Street brewery, Francis 

street 

Dry William, carver 4c gilder 4c picture frame maker, 3 St. 

Werburgh's mount 

Duck Eliza (Mrs.), stay raaker 4c fur cleaner, 28 Seller st 

Ducker John, shopkeeper, 68 Brook street 

Ducker Sandford, plumber, glazier 4c gasfitter, George st 

Duckers Harriett (Mrs.), Duke of Wellington, HamUton 

place, Northgate street 

Dugdale Samuel, butcher, 2 j Market hall 

Duydale Samuel, cowkeeper, 24 Oulton place 

Duke of Westminster's Estate Office (Robert Littler, 

agent), 33 Handbridge 

Duke Joseph, butcher k provision dealer, 38 Francis street 

Duncan k Pritcbard, solicitors, 64 Bridge street 

Duncan Chas. WilUam, solicitor (firm, Duncan 4c Pritcbard), 


Dunne Hy. ladies' 4c children's outfitter, Eastgate St.row sth 

Dunning Arthur, RedLion, k cowkeeper. 111 Handbridge 

Dunning John Forsyth, boot 4c shoe raa. Black Diamond st 

Dunning Thomas, shopkeeper, 37 Gloucester street 

Dutton Brothers, joiners k builders, Whitefriars 

Dutton John 4c Chas. wine k spirit merchants, 60 Bridge st 

Dutton Benj. shopkeeper, 15 Church st. Black Diamond st 

Dutton Edgar, undertaker, 9 Frodsham street 

Dutton Elizabeth (Miss), dressmaker, 10 Whitefriars 

Dutton George, family grocer, french k Italian warehouseman, 

agent for W. 4c A. GUbey, wine 4c spirit merchants 

k distillers, 4c for the Lancashire Fire 4c Lite Insurance 

Co. 27 Eastgate street 

Dutton Hen. Bear ^ Billet inn, 96 k 98 Lower Bridge st 

Dutton Herbert, saddler 4c harness maker, 7 George street 

Dutton Israel John, pawnbroker, 46 Commonhall street 

Dutton James, tailor k draper, 6 St. Werburgh's raount 

Dutton Jessie (Mrs.), servants' registry office. City walls 

Dutton John/ Union vaults, k brewer, Egerton street 

Dutton Robert, joiner, 9 Queen street 

Dutton Williara, baker 4c provision dealer, 44 St. Anne st 

Dutton Wra. joiner 4c builder, 16 St. John's st. 4c Pork st 

Eastwood John, woollen draper, 57 Eostgate street 

Eaton Harriet (Mrs.), servants' registry office, 8 Pepper st 

Eaton William, hairdresser, Watergate street row 

Eddy Thomas, wholesale confectioner, Northgate Street row 

Edge Daniel, butcher, 86 Brook street 

Edge William, baker k provision dealer, 13 Handbridge 

Edwards Ann (Mrs.), greengrocer, 32 Stall, Market hall 

Edwards Emily (Mrs.), teacher of dancing 4c music, Watergate 

flags, 90 Watergote street 

Edwards Emma Elizbh. (Mrs.), Royal Canteen, Castle st 

Edwards George, Feathers inn, cowkeeper 4c nurseryman, 

Handbridge 

Edwards George, plumber 4c glazier, 102 Boughton 

Edwards Godfrey, boot maker, 9 Lyon street 

Edwards John, Lamb stores, Lower Bridge street 

Edwards John William Parker, bookseller k stationer, 12 

St. Werburgh street 

Edwards Price, provision dealerj 52 Boughton 

Edwards Robert Clowes, veterinary surgeon, 5 Newgate st 

Edwards Thomas, architect k surveyor, see Kelly 4c Edwards 

Edwards Thos. carpenter 4c joiner,Rock court. Lower Bridge 

street 

Edwards Thomas, joiner, 10 Louise st. 4c Lower Bridge st 

Edwards Thomas, livery stable keeper, Nicholas street 

Edwards William, builder, Crone street 

Edwards William, ironmonger k cutler, see Powell, Ed 

wards 4c Co 

Edwards Wm. Richd. commercial traveller, 49 Watergate st 

Egerton Charles, provision dealer, 101 Francis street 

EUis Emma k Sarah (Misses), stay 4c straw bonnet makers, 

55 Eastgate street 

Ellis Edward, general agent, 6 Goss street 

Ellis Edwin, Pied Bull inn, Northgate street 

Ellis Herbert, pianoforte tuner 4c repairer, 4 Trinity stree 

EUis John, insurance agent, 41 Whitefriars


Ellis John, solicitor, advocate in bankruptcy k county | 

courts, 4c commissioner to administer oaths in Supreme 

Court of Judicature, Eastgate street 

Ellis Joses, shopkeeper, 81 St. Anne street 

Ellis Robert, painter 4c house decorator, 4 Hamilton court, 


Ellis Thomas, perfumer, 51 Eastgate street 

Ellis Tbomas, spirit vaults, Eastgate street 

Ellison James, dairyman, 17 Upper Northgate street 

Ellison Joseph, beer retailer k cowkeeper, Francis street 

Ellson Joseph, muffin baker 4c tea k cofiee rooms, Northgate 

Street row 

Elphick James, auctioneer 4c appraiser, see Churton, 

Elphick, Roberts i: Richardson 

Essery Henry, tanner. Brook stieet 

Etchells James, wine 4c spirit vaults, 57 Bridge street 4c 


Evans Richard 4c Co. aerated 4c mineral water manufacturers, 

37 Foregote street 

Evans 4c Co. importers of wines 4c spirits, Eastgate buildings, 


Evans Anne (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 82 Brook street 

Evans Edward, lodging house, 18 Leadworks lane 

Evons Elizbth. (Mrs.), dress 4c mantle maker, 62 Princess st 

Evans J—, glass 4c china warehouse,Union hall, Foregate st 

Evans John, boot 4c shoe maker, 3 VVatergate street 

Evans John, Britannia inn, 11 Queen street 

Evans John, butcher, 19 Bridge street 

Evons John, paperhanger, Watergate Street row 

Evans John George, joiner 4c builder, Upper Northgate st 

Evans Martha (Miss), shopkeeper, 15 Handbridge 

Evans Mory Ann (Mrs.), butcher, 20 Market hall 

Evans Robert, builder, Upper Northgate street 

Evans Robert Wally, Castle inn, Nicholas street 

Evans William, glass 4c china dealer, 61 Boughton 

Evans William Henry, printer, 5 St. John's street 

EvansWinifred(Mr8.),gen.drapr.4csilkmercr.l8Northgatest 

Evans-Lloyd Edward, superintendent registrar of births, 

deaths 4c marriages for Chester district. Crypt chambers, 

Eostgate Street row south 

Ewen Isaac English, hosier k glover, 15 Bridge Street row 

4c 13 Bridge street 

Fairbrotber Samuel, marble 4c stone mason. Linen Hall st 

Parish Wm. 4c John, cool, lime, tile 4c flog merchants, 3 Coal 

Exchonge, Black Diamond st. 4c Cow Lone brdg. Brook st 

Farmer's Herald, newspaper (published monthly) (Wm. 

Hy. Evans, printer 4c publisher), 5 St. John street 

Farroll Ann (Mrs.), provision dealer, Francis street 

Farrimond Fredk. Thos. k Co. timber merchants, builders 4c 

saw miUa, Egerton st. 4c Cow Lone bridge, Frodsham st 

Faulds Jaraes Ryraer, accountant, 33 Queen street 

Female Home (Miss Ann S. GriflBth, matron), Houghland's 

court, Foregate street 

Fennah John, Custom House tavern, 39 Watergate street 

Ferguson John, draper, 121 St. Anne street 

Field Tbomas, bookbinder, 59 Frodsham street 

Field William, nurseryman, 5 Tarvin rood, Boughton 

Fincbett Joseph, grocer, 30 Eastgate street 

Fincbett Joseph, house, furniture 4c general commission 

agent, Union hall 

Finchett-Moddock, Moss 4c Sharp, solicitors, 12 Abbey sq 

Fire Engine Station (Volunteer), Northgate street 

Firth Nothon Crossley, watch ma. 4c jeweller, 107 Foregate st 

Fisher Henry, boot k shoe maker, 62 Foregate street 

Fisher William, Crown Sf Anchor, 7 Princess street 

Fitch William, bazaar, toy 4c fancy repository, Eostgate 

St. row south, k hairdresser 4c perfumer. Bridge St. row 

Fleet John, corn k provision merchant; ofiice. 55 Bridge 

street; warehouses, 106 Northgate street, 6 Whitefriars 

k Feothers lane 

Fletcher John, dogger, 54 Boughton 

Fletcher Peter, baker, confectioner k flour deoler, 9 Lower 

Bridge street k 55 Foregate street 

Fletcher Thomas Arthur, solicitor, proctor k notary. Eastgate 

Street row north 

Fluitt Arthur Randal, solicitor (firm, BoydeU, Taylor k 

Fluitt), 2 Pepper street 

Fluitt Thomas, insurance agent, 7 St. Werburgh street 

Foregate Street Brewery (Edward Russell Seller k Co.), 

Foregote street 

Forrester Alice (Miss), dressmaker, 107 Boughton 

Foulkes Bennett Briscoe, Golden Eagle, 22 Castle stre et 

Fowler Joseph, watch maker, 15 George street 

Fox Francis, chimney sweep, 72 Upper Northgate street 

Fox James, manager to Queen Railway Hotel Mews, 

General Railway Station 

Foy Michael Joseph, boot 4c shoe moker, Bridge Street row 

Francis Francis, mining engineer 4c stock 4c share broker, 

20 Corn Exchange charabers 

Francis George, civU engineer k surveyor, 20 Newgate st 

Fraser Dora (Mrs.), ladies' school, 2 King's buildings 

Frith John, shopkeeper, 36 Linen Hall street 

Frith Joseph, shopkeeper, 92 Lower Bridge street 

Frost F. A. k Sons, millers k corn merchants, Steam mills. 

Steam Mill street, Boughton 

Furber William, beer retailer, Watergate Street row 

Gamon John, solicitor 4c notary (firm, Parry 4c Gamon), 

St. Werburgh chambers, St. Werburgh's mount 

Gamon Winiam,'coru factor, k agent for Goulding's manures, 

Frodsham street 4c Tarvin Bridge steam provender mUls, 

Tarvin road. Great Boughton 

Gandy 4c Evans (Misses), lodies' school, Bougbton house 

Gandy Williara, shopkeeper, Lyon street 

Garbett Elizabeth (Mrs.), provision dealer, St. Anne street 

Garland Thomas, fishraonger, 34 Bridge street 

Garner John, heer retailer. Pepper street 

Garner Mrs. florist, 36 Stoll, Market hall 

Garnett 4c Co.cabinet raakers4cupholsterers,45 Bridge St.row 

Garratt Thomas Parry, King's Arms, Handbridge 

Gaythorpe David, lost 4c boot tree maker, 144 Handbridge 

Gee George, brazier 4c tin plate worker, Spital Boughton 

Geeson k Chirnside, linen 4c woollen drapers 4c haberdashers, 

11 Bridge Street row 

GeraraeU John, hosier 4c draper, 31 Foregate street 

George George, tailor 4c draper, 18 Tarvin road, Boughton 

George Thomas, tailor 4c draper, 20 Gorse stacks 

Gerrard Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 101 Handbridge 

Gerrard Henry, butcher, 21 Bridge street 

Gerrard Henry, fruiterer 4c morket gardener, 49 Bridge st, 

4c Chapel lane, Great Boughton 

Gerrard James, cabinet maker 4c upholsterer, 21 Foregate st 

Gerrard John, former, Tarvin road, Boughton 

Gerrard Richard Gilbert, shopkeeper, 97 Handbridge 

Gibson William, butcher, 10 Market hall 

Gibson WiUiam, jun. butcher, 11 Market boll 

Gilbert Francis, watch maker 4c jeweller, 77 Foregate street 

Giles Rev. Win. Theophilus, M.A. boys' boarding school, 

Netherleigh house, 46 Eaton road 

Giles Harriet (Miss), school, 7 South view, Eaton road 

Giles Thos. manager to Albion hotel. General Railway statn 

Gilmore William, lodging house, 116 St. Anne street 

Gittins k Co. merchants in lime, cool, cement, bricks, tiles, 

salt k guano, 4c agents to Biphosphoted Guano Company 

Limited, London, Cow Lane bridge, Frodsham street; k 

at Jackson street, Birkenhead, 4c Canal wharf, Audlem 

Jittins Saroh (Mrs.), lodging bouse keeper, 9 Blockfriars 

Gloucester Wagon Co. Limited, railway wogon buUders 

(Joses Ellis, agent), Block Diamond street 

Glover 4c Steward, agricultural auctioneers, valuers, land 

agents 4c surveyors, agents for the Guaranteed Manure 

Co. 4c Peruvian Guano, Grosvenor chombers, Newgate st 

Godwin Williom, lodging house, 10 Costle street 

Golder Stephen, bookseller 4cc. see PhiHipson 4c Golder 

Gorrell William, boot 4c shoe raaker, 66 Brook street 

Gorst Alice (Miss), dress maker, 101 St. Anne street 

Gorst Mary Ann (Mrs.), milliner, Eastgate street 

Gough John, shopkeeper, Steven street, Boughton 

Gough WUliam, boot k shoe maker. Castle street 

Grohom George, greengrocer, 89 St. Anne street 

Groy George, hair dresser. City road 

Great Western Railway Co. General Railway stotion 

(James Kelley, superintendent; S. P. Hunt, goods agent), 

Flookersbrook 4c inquiry 4c parcel office (William Wilson, 

agent), Eastgate street 

Greatbanks Samuel, tripe dresser, 23 Lower Bridge street 

Green Bros, financial agents, 21 Corn Exchange chambers 

Green George, shoeing smith. Cockpit yard, St. John's at 

Green Jsph. (Mrs.), ladies'schl. 26 St. Martin's-in-the-Flds 

Greenwood Edward, Axe tavern. 45 Watergate street 

Gregg John, slater 4c plosterer, 78 Lower Bridge street 

Gregg Robert, rope, twine £c brush manufacturer, 8 Bridge 

street; 9 Watergate street 4c Handbridge 

Gregg Thos. bill poster. Smith's bldngs. Northgate St. row 

Gregg Thomas, bricklayer,slater4£plasterer,68Low.Bridge st 

Gregg WiUiam, provision dealer. Pork street 

Gregory John William, Cottage inn, Brook street 

Gregory William, boot maker, 15 Pepper street 

Gresty John, bookseller 4c stationer, 32 Eastgate street 

Gresty John, hatter 4c hosier, 14A, Foregate street 

Griffith Jobn 4c Son, upholsterers, cabinet makers, paperhangers, 

painters &c. 3 Old Post Ofilice yard, Foregate st 

Griffith Alfred, news agent, 4c dining rooms, 93 Brook st 

Griffith GilesRichd.printr.bookbndr.4cpaper rulr.Grosvnr.st 

Griffith John, cowkeeper, 8 Victoria rood 

Griffith Mary Ann(Mrs.),straw bonnet maker, 19,Nichola3 st 

GrifiSth Thomas, upholsterer, 50 Frodsham street 

Griffiths Brothers, corn factors 4c merchants, 28 Lower 

Bridge street k Queen's wharf, Canal side 

Griffiths Ellen (Miss),dress 4c mantle maker, Seller street 

Griffiths Enoch, Pig Sf Whistle, Princess street


Griffitlis Geo. livery stable kpr. 4c cab proprtr. 11 Nicholas st 

Griffiths John, cheese factor, Eastgate street 

Griffiths Martha (Mrs.), Ship Victory, George street 

Griffiths Robert, shopkeeper, Boughton 

Griffiths Samuel, shopkeeper, 74 Upper Northgate street 

Grindley 4c Son, phar. chemists 4c who. druggists, Northgt. st 

Groome John, wine 4c spirit raerchant, Eastgate street 

Grosvenor Hotel (The) (Dovid Foster, raan.), Eastgate st 

Grosvenor Hotel Co. Limited (James Wakefield, sec), 

10 Corn Exchange charabers 

Grosvenor Hotel Stables, licensed to let horses (David 

Foster, manager), Newgate street 

Guest Charles, builder. Garden lane 

Gurabley James, whip moker, 36 Frodshom street 

Guttridge John, soddler, 102 Foregate street 

Guy John, chemist, 157 Boughton 

Haddock Elizabeth (Mrs.), cowkeeper, 20 Handbridge 

Haddock Frances (Miss), cowkeeper, 2 King street 

Haigh Joseph, paperhonging worehouse, 8 Grosvenor st 

Haining William, M.D. surgeon, 52 Watergate street 

Hale Mary (Mrs.), boot 4c shoe mo. 34 Upper Northgate st 

Halkyn District Mines Drainage Co. (James Wakefield, 

sec), 16 Corn Exchange chambers 

Hall Frederick, shopkeeper, 27 St. Anne street 

Hall James, printer 4c publisher of the 'Cheshire Observer,' 

Eastgote Street row north 

HaU Thomas, beer retoiler, Victoria road 

Hall Thomas, Stag inn, Northgate street 

Hallidoy George, professor of music, 11 Trinity street 

Hallmark Bros.corn,flour 4c salt dlrs.4cgrocrs.214c23Milton st 

Hallmark David, shopkeeper, 22 York street 

Hallows John, furniture remover. Brook street 

Halls Helen (3Irs.), shopkeeper, 4c servants' registry office, 


Hamilton Alexander, surgeon, 58 Watergate street 

Hamley Madarae, raUlinerv, mantle k costume warehouse, 


Hankey Elizobeth (Miss), milliner, 3 Seller street 

Hankinson Fanny (Miss), shonkpr.lChapel lo.Gt.Boughton 

Hanmer Frederick, hosier 4c Haberdasher, 18 Bridge street 

Hardacre Francis, land surveyor k engineer, 3 Lome street 

Harding Edward, fruiterer, 28 k 29 Stall, Market hall 

Hardinge Bridget (Mrs.), greengrocer, 18 Lower Bridge st 

Hardinge Joseph, shopkeeper, 25 Bougbton 

Harris John, baker 4c grocer, 68 St. Anne street 

Harris Joseph Croshaw, Raven inn, Frodsham street 

Harris Robert, shopkeeper, 14 Spitol walk, Boughton 

Harrison Edwin, provision dealer, joiner 4c builder. Queen's 

terrace, Sealand road 4c George street 

Harrison James, cabinet maker, 27 Trinity street 

Harrison Job, surgeon, Bonk liouse, 18 Whitefriars 

Harrison John, steam sawing mills 4c machinist, Tower wharf 

Harrison John, surgeon, 18 Nicholas street 

Harrison Samuel, cowkeeper. Back Thomas street 

Harrop Emma(Mrs.),machini8t4cdressma.9Dee la. Boughton 

Hartley k King, engineers 4c ironfounders, Northgate iron 

works, Victoria rood 

Harvey George, bird dealer, 86 Foregate street 

Harvey Samuel, provision dlr. The Bars, 141 Foregate street 

Harvey Wm. Thos. furnishing ironmonger, 40 Northgate st 

Hassall 4c Foulkes, wine k spirit merchants, 29 Bridge st 

Hassall Thomas, blacksmith, Booth's court, Foregate street 

Hastings Williom, draper, 20 Upper Northgate street 

Hoswell George 4c Sons, accountants 4c auditors, 27 Queen 

fitreet 4c 84 Foregate street 

Haswell Charles George, registrar of births 4c deaths for the 

sub-district of Chester castle, 4s marriages for the district 

of Chester, 27 Queen street 4c 84 Foregate street 

Haswell John Edward, corn mer. Queen's wharf. Canal side 

Haswell Susannah (Miss), coffee rooras, 66 Foregate street 

Haswell Wm. stone4E marblemason,Kaleyards,Frodsham st 

Hawkins Alfred Wm. baker k fiour deoler, 61 Bridge street 

Hawkins John Henry, Lord Raglan, Frodsham street 

Hayes Robert, butcher, 25 Bridge street 

Hayling Albert, artist, 78 Northgate street 

Hays Wm. builder 4c joiner. Commercial hall, Foregate st 

Haywood Wm. Henry, George Sf Dragon, 3 Liverpool road 

Healey William Fearnall, printer, bookbinder 4c stationer, 

5 Princess street 

Heaps 4c Son, controctors k dealers in ail kind of stone, 

drain pipes 4c Yorkshire flags, 9 Francis street 

Heath Thomas, shopkeeper, 15 Back Brook street 

Hebblewoite Thomas George, Red Lion, Northgate street 

Helps, Birch, CuUimore k Douglas, solicitors, Whitefriars 

Henderson Williom, grocer, The Cross, 4 Watergate street 

Hesketh Robert, painter k glazier, 43 Upper Northgate st 

Hetherington Margaret (Miss), provision dlr. 45 George st 

Hewitt Henry, George inn. Black Diamond street 

Hewitt Henry Samuel, Woolpack, Northgate Street row 

Hewitt Samuel Jones, boot 4c shoe maker 56 Northgate st | 

Hewitt Thomas, shopkeeper, 64 Princess street 

Hewitt William, boot 4c shoe maker, Watergate street 

Hewitt William, coach 4c carriage buUder, Northgate street. 


Hibbert Jane(Mrs.),railway wagon builder 4c smith,Nelson st 

Hickey John, butcher, 18 Market hall 

Hickman Francis F. furnishing ironmonger, 4c larap depot, 


Higgins John k Thos. woollen drapers, 37 Bridge Street row 

Higginson Erama (Mrs.), bookseller 4c news agent. City rd 

Higginson Harriet (Mrs.), beer retaUer, Brook street 

Higginson Jaraes, wine 4c spirit vaults. Brook street . 

Hignett Harold, architect. Bridge Street row 

Hill John, manufacturing chemist. Canal side 

HillhouseHy .furniture broker 4c trunk ma.WotergateSt. row 

Hincks John Wright, chemist 4c druggist, Northgate street 

Hinde Thomas, cattle dealer 4c cowkeeper, 14 Seller street 

Hitchin WUliam, cabinet maker, 6 Little St. John street 

Hobson George, saddle 4c harness maker, 124 Northgate st 

Hobson Rev. George Harrison, M.A. boys' boarding 4c day 

school, Albion house, 39 Lower Bridge street 

Hobson Thomas, confectioner, Foregate street 

Hodges Ellen (Miss), milliner4c dressma. Bridge Street row 

Hodges Wm. pharmaceutical chemist, Eastgate St.row south 

Hodgkinson Geo. estate 4c commssn. agnt. 84 Northgate st 

Hodgson Margaret (Mrs.), Blue Bell inn, 55 Northgate st 

Hodkinson Eliza (Miss), preporatoryschool,! Linen HaU pi 

Hodson John, cowkeeper, Belgrave street 

Hogg Andrew, beer retailer 4c boat proprietor, 24 The Grove 

Holland Charles, stone mason, Queen street 4c 41 Faulkner 

street, Hoole 

Holland George Thomas, comraission,'agent4c coal merchont, 

10 St. Werburgh street 

Holland Margaret (Mrs.), Royal Oak inn, 34 Foregate st 

Holley John, clothes cleaner. Crook street 

Holmes Hannah (Mrs.), Iron Bridge inn, Egerton street 

HolmesJohn Gooddie,sUk mercer 4cc.see Brown, Holmes k Co 

Holmes WUliam, hay, straw k corn dealer, 72 Boughton 

Holt Robert, baker 4c flour dealer, 31 Princess street 

Hooley k Co. tallow chandlers 4c brush makers, 28 Bridge st 

Hooley Elizabeth (Mrs.), Waterloo inn, 16 Handbridge 

Hooley John Frederick, shopkeeper, 38 Watergate street 

Hope John, chemist 4c druggist, 91 Brook street 

Hope John, flsh k game dealer, 4 St. Werburgh street 

Hopkins Susan (Mrs.), second hand clothes dlr. 12 Boughton 

Hopley Thos. baker k flour dlr. The Bars, 145 Foregate st 

Horsfield Charles, tailor, 47 Brook street 

Horton John, wine 4c spirit vaults, Frodshom street 

Horton WiUiom, family grocer 4c Italian warehouseman, 4c 

agent for W. k A. Gilbey, wine 4c spirit merchonts, 63 


Howarth James, china, glass 4c earthenware dealer, see 

Webb, Howarth 4c Co 

Howarth Rachel (Mrs.), greengrocer, Lower Bridge street 

Howes Edward, plasterer, 15 'Trinity street 

Howitt Jsph. Key, generol ironmonger, see Wood 4c Howitt 

Howley Peter, carpenter 4c joiner. Hunter's walk 

Hughes John 4c Co. importers of mining timber 4c furnishers 

of colliery stores. City road 

Hughes Charles, milliner, 3 Northgate Street row 

Hughes Elizobeth (Mrs.), refreshment 4c dining rooms, 

St. Peter's churchyard 

Hughes Hugh Henry, brazier, ironmonger, cutler 4cc. see 

Peters 4c Hughes 

Hughes John, Angel hotel. Brook street 

Hughes John, boot k shoe makr. 4c shopkpr. 43 Handbridge 

Hughes John, dining rooms, 8 Watergate street 

Hughes Jobn (Mrs.), ladies' preparatory school, 25 King st 

Hughes John, provision dealer, 31 New Cratie street 

Hughes Joseph, chimney sweeper, Newgate street 

Hughes Mory (Mrs.), dress maker, 17 Nicholas street 

Hughes Mory Ann (Mrs.), cowkeeper, 9 Crane street 

Hughes Peter, butcher, 69 Bridge street 

Hughes Rebecca (Miss), butcher, 51 Bridge street 

Hughes Richard, commercial traveller, 17 King street 

Hughes Sarah (Mrs.), cowkeeper, 31 Charles st. Brook st 

HughesThos. bookseller,stationer 4cc see MinshuU 4c Hughes 

Hughes Thomas, builder 4c contractor, Cow Lane bridge. 

Brook street 

Hughes Thomas, builder 4c contractor, 4c only agent for J. 

Smith's patent chimney tops for preventing down draught, 

1 Upper Northgate street 

Huke James W. chemist 4c druggist,81 Foregate street 

Hull Nesbitt, Robin Hood inn, Castle street 

Hulse John, naturalist, 132 Bougliton 

Humphreys David Davies, clock k watch maker, 1 Talbot 

street k Union hall, Foregate street 

Humphreys Jane (Mrs.), dress 4c mantle maker, 15 Brook st 

Hurst John Emanuel, Coach Sf Horses, Northgate street 

Husen James, coal dealer. Chapel lane. Great Boughton


Huxley John 4c Sons, brewers, maltsters 4c hop dealers. 

King street, k wine 4c spirit merchants, Eastgate street 

Huxley Harriet (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 143 St. Anne street 

Hydraulic Engineering Company (The) Limited (late 

Johnson4c Ellington), hydraulic engineers4c ironfounders, 

Charles street, Brook street 

Icke William Henry, dealer in works of art 4c curiosities, 

Watergate Street row 

Ingham Efiza (Mrs.), seminary, 4 Cambrian view 

Ingham Lawrence,prof. of music,13St.Martin's-in-the-Fields 

Inglis Leslie, cowkeeper, Albert terrace, 59 Garden lane 

Ingm.an k Jones, grocers 4c provision merchts.127 Foregote st 

Ingram Mary (Mrs.), upliolstress 4c bedding manufacturer. 

The Bars, 128 Foregate street 

Ingrom Samuel Jaraes, hairdresser, 84 Brook street 

Inland Revenue Ofiice (John Farquliarson, collector; John 

Moore, supervisor; William Swann, chief clerk; WUliam 

Cox, 2nd clerk), Eastgate Street row north 

Isle of Man Mining Co. Limited (Richard Longueville 

Barker, sec), St.Werburgh chrabrs.St.Werburgh's raount 

Jackson Roger 4c John, grocers k tea dealers, 16 Bridge st 

Jockson David, Black Lion, Boughton 

Jackson George, cork cutter, 26 Watergate street 

Jackson Georgina (Miss), ladies' school, 13_Whitefriars 

Jackson John B. butcher, 23 Market haU 

Jockson Wm. Liverpool Sf Shropshire House, Northgate st 

James George, butcher, 41 Garden lane 

Jarvis Jsph.4c Son,nurserymen,01dWrexham rd.Handbridge 

Jarvis Joseph, greengrocer, 1 4c 2 Stall, Market hall 

Jefferies Joseph, baker, 69 Lower Bridge street 

Jefferson Hy. linen 4c woollen draper k hosier, 38 Bridge st 

Jeffs John, timber merchant, 1 Deva terrace 

JeSs Richard, faraily grocer 4c provision dealer, 15 Northgate 

Street row 

Jenkins Frederick, boot 4c shoe maker, 26 Foregate street 

Jephcott Samuel Thomas, M.D. physician, 82 Foregate st 

Johnson Brothers, dyers 4c cleaners. Bridge Street row 

Johnson Ann (Mrs.), cowkeeper, 8 Duke street 

Johnson Elizabeth (Mrs.), poulterer, 44 Watergate street 

Johnson Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 57 Boughton 

Johnson Ezra, taUor 4c draper, 94 4c 90 Northgate street 

Johnson Henry, lodging house, 57 Francis street 

Johnson John, tobacconist, 25 Eastgate street 

Johnson WiUiara, boot 4c shoe maker, 55 Watergate street 

Johnson Wm. miller, 5 Bridge pi. 4c Dee mUls,Low.Bridge st 

Joinson Jonathan, berlin wool 4c fancy repostry .45Foregate st 

Joinson Margaret (Mrs.), Grosvenor Arms, Handbridge 

Jonas John, cabinet 4i. chair maker, 42 4c 57 Foregate street 

Jonas Sarah (Mrs.), midwife, 30 Handbridge 

Jonas Wm. fruiterer, 20 Watergate st. 4c 22 Stall.Market hall 

Jonas WiUiara, plumber, glazier & gasfitter, 112 Foregate st 

Jones Edward 4c Sons, tobacco 4c snuff manufacturers, Dee 

Side mUls, Handbridge 4c 16 Northgate street 

Jones James 4c Sons, boot manufactrs. 59 Bridge Street row 

Jones JohnTheophilus 4c Co.tailors 4c outfitters,15Foregate st 

Jones 4c Co. sewing machine makers, 12 Grosvenor street 

Jones 4c Co. slate merchants, Crane wharf; office, 3 Bold ter 

Jones Ann (Mrs.), lodging house keeper, 94 Foregote st 

Jones Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 10 Frodsham street 

Jones Arthur Wellesley, provision merchant, 59 Foregate st 

Jones Barker, King's Arms Kitchen, City walls k Eastgate 

street 

Jones Catherine (Mrs.), lodging house keeper, 47 Garden la 

Jones Catherine Ann (Mrs.), railliner, 54 Watergate street 

Jones Charles, tailor, 85 Brook street 

Jones Christiana (Mrs.), rope 4c twine manufocturer 4c 

smallware dealer, Eastgote street 

Joues Don, toiler, 65 St. Anne street 

Jones David, Royal George, George street 

Jones Ebenezer Wra. Harp Sf Crown, Bridge Street row 

Jones Edward, Duke of Wellington, Handbridge 

Jones Edward, mathematical teacher, 23 George street 

Jones Edward, provision dealer. Garden lane 

Jones Edward, shopkeeper, 48 Walter street 

Jones Ellen (Mrs.), midwife, 18 Lyon street 

Jones Emma (Mrs.), fish 4c game dealer, 64 Northgate st 

Jones Evan Wynne, solicitor, 4c deputy superintendent 

registrar for Chester district, Crypt chambers, Eastgate 


Jones George, heer retailer, Spital walk, Boughton 

Jones George, bopt 4c shoe raaker, 60 Lower Bridge street 

Jones George, french polisher. Union hall, Foregate street 

Jones George, iron k tin plate worker, lamp 4c oil dealer. 

Brook street 

Jones Hugh, beer retailer, Egerton street 

Jones Isaac, tailor, 5 Lyon street 

Jones Isaac Matthews, city surveyor. Canal street 

Jones Jomes Porker, furniture dealer, Watergote Streetrow 

Jones John, accountant, Westminster chambers, Newgate 

street 

Jones John, auctioneer, 23 Egerton street, k Union hoU, 


Jones John, boot k shoe ma. Hamilton ct.Up. Northgate st 

Jones John, carpenter 4c joiner, 3 ComraonhaU street 

Jones John, coal 4c lime merchant, 0 Coal Exchange, Black 

Diamond street 

Jones John, cowkeeper, Henry street 

Jones John, Marlborough Arms, St. John's street 

Jones John, provision dealer, Sibell stieet 

Jones John, shopkeeper, 7 Cecil street, Tarvin road 

Jones John Wynne, commercial traveller, 22 King street 

Jones Joseph, coal dealer, Boughton 

Jones Margaret (Mrs.), dress maker, 17 Wellington street, 

Genge street 

Jones Margaret(Mrs.),dress ma.l7 Bridge pi.Low.Bridge st 

Jones Margaret (Mrs.), dress 4c mantle mn. 36 Nicholas st 

Jones Mary (Mrs), Old Queen's Head, Foregate street 

Jones Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, St. Anne street 

Jones Rebecca (Mrs.), Talbot inn, 1 Newgate street 

Jones Reuben, joiner 4c builder. Garden lane 

Jones Richard, draper 4c mourning warehouse, 52, 54 4c 6f; 

Bridge street 

Jones Richard, hair dresser, 43 Brook street 

Jones Richd. tallow chandler,Crane wharf 4c at 50 Bridge st 

Jones Richd. Baxter, slater k plasterer, 15 Seller street 

Jones Robert,provision mer. 4c grocer, see Ingman 4c Jones 

Jones Samuel, Carnarvon tavern, New Crane street 

Jones Sarah (Mrs.), lodging house keeper, 12 Crane street 

Jones Thomas, boot 4c shoe moker, 7 Block Diamond street 

Jones Thomos, boot maker, 4 Oulton place 

Jones Thomas, dairyman, 32 Commonhall street 

Jones Thomas, shopkeeper, 12 Frodsham street 

Jones Thomas, shopkeeper, Nelson street 

Jones Thomas Broadhurst, brush manufacturer, wholesale 

4c retail, VVatergate Street row k The Cross,l Eastgate st 

Jones Thomas Hancock, butcher, 90 Northgate street 

Jones Thomas S. Flint Boat House, Crane wharf 

Jones Thos. Williamson, bookseller, stationer k auctioneer, 


Jones Walter, commercial traveUer, Dee villas. Tower whrf 

Jones Watson Robert (firm, Bridgman, Weaver 4c Jones), 

solicitor, Westminster buildings, Newgate street 

Jones William, cowkeeper k coal dealer. Garden lane 

Jones WUliara, gun maker, 46 Nortbgote street 

Jones William, shopkeeper, 101 Foregote street 

Jones Williom, toUor, 151 St. Anne street 

Jones William, Turf tavern, 3 Watergate squore 

Jones Williom Catleuth, fellmonger & wool stapler, Dee 

Side mills, Handbridge 

Jordan 4c Co. wine 4c spirit merchants, Watergate street 

Jordan Francis, pawnbroker, 14 Brook street 

Joyce Thoraas, beer retailer, Boughton 

Judge's Lodgings, Northgate house, Northgate street 

Jupp William, baker 4c confectioner, 26 Bridge street 

Keartland William, clerk to the guardians of ChesterUnion, 


Keen Edward,commercial travlr. Churchill ter.lOGarden la 

Kelley Joseph, hairdresser 4c news agent, 40 Brook street 

Kelly 4c Edwards, orcfaitects 4c surveyors, 7 St.Werburgltst 

Kelly Alexander, Ermine hotel, Flookersbrook 

Kelly Margaret(Mrs.),fishmonger,The Bars, 130 Foregate st 

Kelsall Thomas, fishmonger 4c game dealer. Stall 4c 16i 17 

Market boll 

Kelsall Williara, fish 4c game dealer, 5 Northgate street 

Kemp Benj. clock 4c watch maker, 1 Spital walk,Boughton 

Kemp George, chemist 4c druggist, 65 Bridge street 

Kemp John Lawson, manager to the Chester Northgate 

Brewery Co. Northgate street 

Kendrick'Elizabeth (Mrs.), cowkeeper, 17 Cuppin street 

Kendrlck Peter, cowkeeper. Old Wrexhomrd. Handbridge 

Kennedy 4c Pritcbard, tailors, drapers 4c outfitters, 115 


Kenney Thomos, joiner, 42 Garden lane 

Kennick Geo.surgicol instrument 4c truss ma.2 Abbey bldg» 

Kerns Jaraes, Bull's Head, 60 Northgate street 

Kilburn-Agnes (Miss), ladies' school, 37 Cuppin street 

Killeen WiUiara, ladies' shoe maker, 8 Garden lane 

KUlon John 4c William, pump makers 4c well sinkers, 20 

Egerton street 4c 32 Seller street 

King Charles Wilden, engineer 4c ironfounder, see Hartley 

4c King 

King's School (Rev. George Preston, M.A. head master), 


Kirk Thomas, civil engineer 4c estate agent, see Roberts, 

Beckett 4c Kirk 

Kitchen Margaret (Mrs.), shopkeeper. City walls 

, Knight Henry, brewer, Park street 

KnightonMBrgaret(Mr8.),preparatory schl. 11 Paradise row 

Knowles Sarah (Mrs.), family grocer, 67 Bridge street 

1 Knowles Thomas, grocer & tea dealer,Watergate Street row

DIRECTORY,] CHESHIRE. CHESTER. ] 39 

Kynaston Elizh. Ann (Mrs.), tobacconist, Bridge St. row 

Kynoston George, confectioner, Watergate Street row 

Ladies' Charity (Mrs. Ann Sopio, matron), 35 Commonhall 

street 

Lamb Robert 4c Son, building material dealers, Cow Lane 

bridge. Brook street 

Lamb John, brick maker, Parkgate road 

Lamont k Son, cabinet makers, upholsterers 4c church furniture 

manufacturers, 47 Eastgate street 

Lancaster John, photographer, Grosvenor street 

Lanceley Henry, engineer 4c mUlwright, George street 

Langdon Annie (Miss), ladies'school. Spring bo. Foregate st 

Latham Thoraas, beer retailer. Lower Bridge street 

Latham William, raorine store dealer, 1 Sarauel st. Milton st 

Low Jaraes, fruiterer, 56 Boughton 4c 40 Stall, Market hall 

Lawley John, provision dealer, 7 Handbridge 

Lawrence Peter, butcher, 87 Foregate street 

Lawson Joseph, baker 4c flour dealer, 43 Egerton street 

Laycock Joseph, ginger beer, lemonade k soda water maker, 

Crook street 

Leach George, taUor, 8 Abbey buildings 

Leok Annie Elizh. (Mrs.), hosier 4c haberdasher, 92 Brook st 

Leak Wm. Fras.hatter, hosier 4c shirt raokr. 74 4c 76 Brook st 

Leoke Robert, boot maker, 61 New Crone street 

Lecture Hall, Lower Bridge street 

Ledger Thoraas, beer retailer, Love street 

Ledshom Samuel, greengrocer, 20 4c 21 Stall, Market hall 

Lee Charles, accountant, estate 4c general agent 4c bill 

broker 4c agent to tbe Provincial Life 4c Alliance Fire Insurance 

Offices, 14 Newgate street 

Lee Harriott (Mrs.), Bouverie Arms, Raymond street 

Lee Jas. Town Hall vaults, 4c slater 4c plasterer,Princess st 

Lee John, cob proprietor, George street 

Lee Richard Henry, butcher. Princess street 

Lee Samuel Wynne, baker 4c grocer, 41 Crane street 

Lee WUliam, potato dealer, 14 k 15 Stall, Market haU 

Leech Saroh (Mrs.), milliner, Eastgate Street row south 

Lees N— k E— (Misses), berlin wool 4c fancy repository, 5 


Legee Nathan, herbalist, 49 Brook street 

Leigh John, agent to Galloway 4c Co. manufacturers of 

mineral waters, Commercial hall, Foregate street 

Leithead John Henry Britton, chemist, 11 Lower Bridge st 

Lewis Edward, chemist, 39 Egerton street 

Lewis Edward, Mount inn, Spital Boughton 

Lewis James, canal inspector, Raymond street 

Lewis Jane (Miss), shopkeeper, WeUington st. George st 

Lewis John, Stanley Arms, k car proprietor. Brook street 

Lewis Richd. shopkeeper 4c cab propr. 56 Upp. Northgate st 

Lightfooot John, wholesale 4c family grocer, Boughton 

Lion Brewery (The) (George Frederick Clough, proprietor). 

Pepper street 

Lightfoot Richard, blacksmith, Linen Hall street 

Liptrott Edwin, hosier, 4c glover, Northgate street 

Little Nag's Head Cocoa Houte (Walter Martin, man.), 


Little Agnes (Mrs.), mantle maker, 13 King street 

Little George, shopkeeper. Love street 

Little Jobn, family grocer 4c itolian warehouse, Eastgate 


Little Margaret (Mrs.), grocer, 130 Northgate atreet 

Littler Robert, estate agent to the Duke of Westminster, 

17 Eaton road 

Littler Robert, wheelwright 4c coffin maker, Hondbridge 

Liverpool Commercial Investment Co. Limited, (Charles 

Wilson, agent), 62 Bridge street 

Liversage John, boot k shoe maker, Milton street 

Lloyd Charles, cooper, every description of churns, tubs, 

bowls k turned goods kept in stock, 23 Watergate street; 

residence, 1 Posnett court, Watergate Street row south 

Lloyd Charles, fishmonger, Stall, Market holl 

Lloyd Charles, general smith, Milton street 

Lloyd Charles, tailor, 61 Frodshom street 

Lloyd Edward, commercial traveller, 5 Lome street 

Lloyd George, shopkeeper. City walls 

Lloyd George, shopkeeper. Park street 

Lloyd Harry, shopkeeper, 110 Boughton 

Lloyd Henry Joseph, baby linen warehouse 4c ladies'outfitter, 


Lloyd Henry Joseph, commercial traveller, Raymond street 

Lloyd Jas. tobacconist k beer retaUer, 33 4c 35 Frodsham st 

Lloyd Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 8 Boughton 

LLOYD THOMAS, family grocer, Italian warehouseman k 

provision dealer, Bonk Tea warehouse, 5 Foregate street 

Lloyd William, hatter 4c rabbit dealer, 15 Market hall 

Lloyd William, Northgate tavern, Northgate street 

Lloyd WUliam, ahopkeeper, Greenway street, Handbridge 

Lloyd's Cambrian Chain Sf A nchor Public Testing Co. 

Limited (Jas.Wakefield, sec.),16 CornExchangechambrs 

Lockett John, boot maker, 12 Church st. Black Diamond et 

Lockwood Arthur Garden, Hop Pole family Sf commercial 

hotel, Foregate street 

Lockwood Thoraas Meakin, architect, 80 Foregate street 

London Sf Chester Photographic Co. (Thomas Lyon Taylor, 

manoger). City road 

London §f North Western Railway Co. (E. M. G. Eddy, 

superintendent; Joseph Guest, goods manager), General 

Roilwoy station 

London §• North Western Railway Co.'s Parcel Office 

(Charles G. Bevan, agent), 23 Eastgate street 

London Sf North Western Railway Goods Station (H. R. 

West, goods agent), Flookersbrook 

Lovatt Sarah (Miss), shopkeeper, 34 St. Anne street 

Lovewell Thomas 4c Co. salt merchants. Canal side 

Lowe 4c Sons, goldsmiths 4c watch tnakers, 13 Bridge St. row 

Lowe John, baker, 40 Newgate street 

Lowe WUHam F. analytical chemist, Assoy office, Goss 

street. See advertisement 

Lunt Henry, Exchange Vaults, 147 Foregate street 

Lynn Robert, butcher, 35 Princess street 

McCreery John, Shakspeare inn, 92 Foregate street 

McDermott John, shopkeeper, 66 Upper Northgate street 

Macdermott Patrick, marine store warehouse, Foregate 

street k Crook street 

McDonold Alexander, surgeon dentist, 8 Newgate street 

McDonough James, beer retailer, 43 Boughton 

McEwen William, M.D., J.P. physician, 26 Nicholas street 

McFarlane Adam, Egerton Arms, Brook street 

McGough Jaraes Henry, taUor, Canal side 

McGrath John, shopkeeper, 21 Boughton 

McHattie John k George, nurserymen, seed 4c agricultural 

implement raerchants, Nortligate street; St. Werburgh 

place; Foregate street k Handbridge 

Macintosh Williara, greengrocer, 24 Stall, Market hall 

Mockenzie Williara, publisher. City road 

Mackney Elizabeth (Mrs.), hairdresser, Foregate street 

McLellan George k Son, linendrapers 4c silk mercers, 


McNamara Thomos, fruiterer, 29 Brook street 

Maddocks Charles Robert, butcher, 70 St. Anne street 

k 22 Market hall 

Maddocks David, hair dresser, 123 Foregate street; 21 

Lower Bridge street k 7 Watergate street 

Maddocks Henry, dyer 4c cleaner, 17 George street 

Maddocks John," coach builder. Brook street 

Maddocks Thomas, cabinet maker k upholsterer, Watergate 

Street row 

Maher John, cowkeeper, 54 St. Anne street 

Maher William, butcher, 7 Market hall 

MainwaringMary(Miss), toy repository,l Bridge Streetrow 

Major Mary Ann (Mrs.), teacher of dancing k music, 

Watergate flags, 90 Watergate street 

Malt George, jobbing smith. Crane wharf 

Maltby Bathsheba (Miss), general draper 4c silk mercer, 9 


Manly4cCo.ale4cporter4cwine4cspiritmers.24 Lower Bridge st 

Mansley John, shopkeeper, 57 George street 

Mansley WUliam, slater k plasterer, Newgate street 

Marcham Jaraes, patent medicine wareho. 3 Lower Bridge st 

Margerison Joseph, dining rooms, 36 Foregate street 

Margett8PhilipHy.clogger4cmarine8tor.dlr.80Low.Bridgest 

Market Hall{HenTy Price, superintendent), Northgate st 

Market Superintendent's Office (Henry Price, superintendent). 

Market hall 

Marr William, shopkeeper, 5 Castle street 

Marriott Alfred, shopkeeper. City rood 

Marriott Alfred, shopkeeper, Foregate street 

Marsden Thomas, hatter, 5 Abbey buildings 

Marsh George, sewing machinist, 1 Grosvenor street 

Marshall Frederic, B.A., LL.B. barrister-at-law, Eastgate 

chambers, Eastgate Street row north 

MartinAnthonyThos.photogrphc.artist,lTheBars,Boughton 

Mortin Margaret (Mr8.),trunkmaker,Watergate ."Street row 

Mosoa Edward, boot maker, 39 Garden lane 

Mason George, lodging house, 100 St. Anne street 

Mason Tom" Johnson, solicitor (firm Nordon 4c Mason), 


Mason WiUiam, provbion dealer, 18 Upper Northgate st 

Massey Ann Mary (Mrs.), pianist, 27 Egerton street 

Massey Francis Wood, solicitor, 3 Whitefriars 

Massie Samuel, boot maker, 52 Torvin road, Boughton 

Maurice Samuel, surgeon dentist, 46 Watergate street 

Maxwell Henry, carver k gUder, Watergate Street row 

Meacock Emma (Mrs.), ladies' school, 64 Watergate street 

Mead Edward S. Italian warehouseman, 63 Bridge street 

Mealing John, chair manufacturer, Newgate street 

Meoling Thos. chair k cabinet manufr. Northgate Streetrow 

Meldrum David, station master. Brook cottage, Brook st 

MelladewEdwd.MaUalieu,profe8sr.of langugs.l7VVhitetr}ars 

Meredith George, baker, Upper Northgate street


Meredith Richard, shopkeeper, Watergate Street row New Water Works (John Dugdale,manager), Spital walk, 

Metcalfe George, marine store dealer, 33 Boughton Boughton _^ ., 

Metropolitan Railway Carriage Sf Wagon Co. Limited, NeweU Sarah (Mrs.), corn factor, 26 Lower Bridge street 

(Thomas Roberts, agent). Black Diamond street Newman Hy. survevor of taxes, Eaton villas, 22 Eaton road 

Midland Coal Co. (Geo. Thos. Holland, man.), St. Anne st Newnham Joseph, Wilbraham Arms, 1 Trinity street 

Midland Railway Carriage Sf Wagon Co. (Joseph Newns Henry, baker k provision dealer, 31 Cuppin street 

Percival, agent). Black Diamond street 

Newton Anne (Miss), lodging house, 7 St. Anne street 

Midland Railway Company's Parcel C{^ce( J ohn William NichoUs Thomas 4c Co. tobacco 4c snuff monufacturers, Eastgate 

Street row south; TheCross, Eastgate street; k Dec 

Taurance, agent). The Cross, 1 Bridge street 

Alilitary Hospital (C. S. Wells, surgeon-major), Castle st Side mills, Handbridge 

Militia Barraclis, St. Martin's Ash 

Iîcholls Edward, lodging house, 13 Union walk 

Millar James Clark, draper, 53 Frodshom street 

Nicholson John Meals, solicitor 4c commissioner to administer 

oaths in the Supreme Court of Judicature, Grosvenor 

Miller Jhn. Holies, saddle 4c harness maker, 51 Frodsham st 

Miller Mary (Mrs.), beer retailer, George street 

chambers, Newgate street 

Miller William, pipe maker, Love street 

Nield Mary (Miss), dress maker, Castle street 

Millington Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 61 Upper Northgate st Nield Philip, shoeing smith, Gorse stacks 

MiUington Thomas, baker, 71 Brook street 

Nixon Joseph Hy. hairdresser 4c perfumer, 9 Bridge St.row 

Millington Thomas, beer retailer, 36 Lyon street 

Nixon Thomas, wholesale 4c retaU confectioner, 16 Brook st 

Millington William Henry, provision dealer, 31 Walter st Noblet Robert, coal merchant k tobacconist, City road 

Mills & Son, printers, Union hall, Foregate street Noblet Robert, tobacconist, 114 Northgate street 

MUls James William, shopkeeper, 46 Handbridge Nolte Joseph, carver k gilder, 11 Dee lane, Boughton 

Mills John, pharmaceutical chemist, Eastgate Street row sth Norbury Thomas, baker 4c confectioner, 20 Foregate street 

Mills William, boot 4c shoe maker, 28 Francis street Nordon 4c Mason, solicitors. Bridge Street row 

Mills WUliam, Carnarvon Castle, 36 Watergate street Nordon Maurice (firm, Nordon k Mason), solicitor 4c commissioner 

to administer oaths. Bridge Street row 

Minera Lime Co. Limited (James Alfred Broadbent, sec. 

4c manager), 9 City rood 

Norris Elizabeth (Mrs.), Red Lion hotel. Lower Bridge st 

MinshuU 4c Co.stationery4:fancyreposity.49BridgeStreet row North Hendre Lead Mining Co. Limited (John Jones, 

MinshuU 4c Hughes, booksellers, stationers, bookbinders, sec), Westminster buUdings, Newgate street 

circulating library k news room, Eastgote Street row south North Sf South Wales Bank (WUliam Evans, manager), 

Mitchell Arthur, lodging house, 1 Volunteer street 

Eastgate street; draw on London 4c Westminster Bank 

Mold Mountain Quarry Co. Limited (John Jones, sec), Norton David, boot 4c shoe moker, 14 Linen Hall street 

Westminster buildings, Newgate street 

Nuttall Elizobeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 10 Boughton 

Monks Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 53 Boughton 

Nuttall John, Crown vaults. Canal side 

Monks WUliam Henry, gun maker, 65 Foregate street NuttaU Joseph, White House hotel. Dee banks 

Moore Charles, shopkeeper, 53 Lower Bridge street Oakes 4c Griffiths, silk mercers, linen 4c woollen drapers, 

Moore Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 40 Handbridge wholesale 4c retail warehousemen, 13 k 15 Eastgate st 

Moore Henry, cowkeeper. Park street 

Oakley Peter, baker 4c provision dealer, 47 4c 49 Boughton 

Moore Henry, plumber, glazier 4c gasfitter; puraps, waterclosets 

4cc. made, fixed 4c repaired 4c fitter of hot 4c cold O'Brien Mary (Mrs.),midwife, 42 St. Anne street 

Oatley William, beer retailer, Tarvin road, Boughton 

baths 4cc. 25 Watergate street 

Office for Receipt of Government Taxes (ShoneBrothers, 

Moore Thomas, carter, 22 Egerton street 

collectors), 42 Watergate street 

Moreland Sarah (Miss), jeweller, Northgate street Ogden Henry, draper 4c outfitter, 58 4c 60 Foregate street 

Morgan Henry, shopkeeper, 42 Lower Bridge street Ogden Mary (Miss), dress maker, 23 Albion street 

Morgan William, boot k shoe maker, 52 Egerton street O'Hagan John Rice, Sportsman's Arms, Linen Hall st 

Morris E. 4c Co. woollen warehousemen. City road O'Hanlon Elizh. (Miss), commercial boording ho.77 Brook st 

Morris Pryce 4c Co. paint manufacturers 4c oil merchants, Okell Jobn, linen 4c wooUen draper, hatter 4c tailor, 1 


Northgate atreet 

Morris Griffith, joiner 4c buUder, Water Tower st. 4c Kingst Oldfield Elizabeth (Mrs.), provision dealer, 45 Brook st 

Morris Henry, tailor k woollen draper, 53 Eastgote street Oldfield John, cooper, Booth's court, Foregate street 

Morris James, boot k shoe maker, Milton street 

Oldfield Jonathan, tea merchant, 66 4c 68 Northgate street 

Morris John, boot k shoe raaker, 28 Brook street 

Oldfield Joseph, shopkeeper, 6 Upper Northgate street 

Morris Joseph, tailor, 13 Liverpool road 

Oliver George, boot k shoe worehouse, Eostgate buildings 

Morris Lomas, coal merchont, see Bordessa k Morris 4c 2 Foregate street 

Morris Robert, architect 4c surveyor, 20 St. Werburgh st Ordnance Survey Office (Capt.H.Elsdale,R.E.),2Eotonrd 

Morris Williani, slater k plasterer, 24 Linen Holl street Orme Thomas, slater k plasterer, 13 Little St. John street 

Morris William, Plumbers' Arms, Newgate street Orrett Ann (Mrs.) 4c Son, toUors k drapers, 19 Newgate st 

Moss Frances (iVIrs.), stay raaker, 12 Duke street Over Elisha, confectioner, 17 Lower Bridge street 

Moss Henry, solicitor, perpetual coramissioner, coramissioner Over Thomas, provision deoler, 57 Gorden lane 

to administer oaths 4c affidavits, clerk to commissioners of Overy James, clothier k outfitter, 70 4c 72 Foregate street 

taxes 4c to the commissioners of Dee Bridges 4c assistant Owen Benjamin, butcher, Egerton street 

clerk to Borough magistrates (firm, Finchett-Maddock, Owen Bessie (Miss), professor of singing, 8 Queen street 

Moss 4c Sharp), 12 Abbey square 

OWEN EDMUND (successor to J. DeUa-Porta), wholesale 

Mottershead Tbomas, provision dealer, 27 Market hall 4c retail dealer in hardware goods, smallware, hosiery 4c 

Mottershead Thomas, jun. butcher. The Cross, 3 Bridge st stationery warehouse 4c general 4c toy dealer, Foregate st 

Moulton Heury, fruit k game dealer, 43 Eostgate street 4c Owen John, boot 4c shoe ma. 4c bird stufler,19 Low.Bridge st 

greengrocer, 39 Stall, Market hall 

Owen John, professor of music, 18 Pepper street 

Moulton Henry, market gardener,19 Cbapel la.Gt.Boughton Owen Miriam (Mrs.), lodging bouse, 30 Queen street 

Moulton Joseph, cowkeeper, 20 Tarvin rood, Boughtou Owen William, tailor k draper, 24 Seller street 

Moulton Robert, stone mason, see Cooke 4c Moulton Owens Owen, carpenter 4c joiner, Foregate street 

Mowle James k Co. engineers 4c iron 4c brass founders, Owens WiUiam, shopkeeper, 30 George street 

Egerton iron works, Egerton street 

Pain Thomos, florist, 37 Stall, Market hall 

Mudd Robert, boot maker, 26 King street 

Parker George, butcher, 9 Market hall 

Mulhern Richard, egg 4c butter merchant, 11 Crane street Parker Kate (Mrs.), Grosvenor Arms, Northgate street 

Mulligan John, coach builder 4c shoeing smith,LinenHallst Parker Peter, Star inn, 32 Cuppin street 

MurasJohn, furniture broker4c clothes dlr.Watergate St.row Parker William, butcher, 5 Market hall 

M urphy Joseph, coal dealer, Shipgate street 

Parkes Alfred, silk mercer, milliner 4c importer of foreign 

Murray Chorles, Yacht inn, Watergate street 

goods, 39 Bridge Street row 

Musgrave Ann (Mrs.), lodging house, 62 St. Anne street Parkes Hannah (Mrs.), servants' registry office, 6 Abbey st 

Musgrave WiUiom, lodging house, 118 St. Anne street PorkinsWm.Trevor,borrister-at-law,2St. Werburgh's mount 

Music Hall (PhiHipson 4c Golder, ogents), Northgate street Parkinson Jane (Mrs.), butcher, 113 Foregate street 

4c St. Werburgh's mount 

Parks William, coal merchant, 90 Foregate street 

Musker John, grocer k provision dealer, 23 Foregate street Parrott Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 34^Glouce3ter street 

4c 20 Northgate street, 4c butcher. Commercial court, Parrott William, builder, City road 


Parry 4c Gamon, solicitors 4c notaries, St. Werburgh chambers, 

St. Werburgh's mount 

Mwnbwll Lead Mining Co. Limited (John Jones, sec), 

Westminster buUdings, Newgate street 

Parry 4c Son, wholesale stationers, paper merchants 4c paper 

National Provincial Bank of England (George H. Bramall, 

manager), St. John's St.; draw on head office,London Parry Anne (Mrs.), cool dealer, 4 William street 

bag manufacturers, 21 Eastgate street 

NevUle 4c Co. tea merchants, Eastgate street 

Parry Charles, baker 4c flour dealer, 93 Foregate street 

Nevitt Mary (Mrs.), poulterer 4c game dlr. 32 Watergate st Parry Emma (Miss), lodging house, 23' King street


Parry James, brewer, The Bars, 132 Foregate street 

Parry James, sen. coach builder, 71 Foregate street 

Parry John, cowkeeper, Ashby place, Flookersbrook 

Parry John, King's Head inn, Grosvenor street 

Parry Margaret (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 25 Princess street 

Parry Richard, coal dealer, Handbridge, 4c chimney sweep, 

82 Boughton J f 

Parry Robert WUliam, general smith, 3 Commonhall street 

Parry Samuel, engineer 4c machinist, Princess street 

Parry Silvester, miniature painter 4c photographer, 7 St. 

Werburgh's mount 

Porry Thomas S. surgeon, 78 Nortbgote street 

Parry William, iron k brass founder. Crook street 

Parry William, Sun vaults, 9 Northgate street 

Pate Thomos, baker k flour dealer, 74 Watergate street 

Paul Joseph, bacon k cheese factor, 92 Northgate street 

Pavilion Theatre (Richard T. Blake, lessee), opposite 

General Railway station 

Payne George, accountant k loan office (opened Wednesdays 

& Saturdays), 7 St. John's street 

Poyne Thomas, cab proprietor, 9 Liverpool road 

Peacock Joseph, grocer, 7 The Bars, Boughton 

Pearce Charles, fruiterer 4c greengrocer, 64 Foregate street 

Pearce George, shopkeeper, 10 Pyecroft street, Hondbridge 

Pearson Henry, buUder, 21 Pepper street 

Peers Henry, tailor, 18 York street 

Pension Office (Capt. E. Rogers, s.o.p.; Sergeant-Major 

S. Reynard, staff sergeant), Watergate Street row north 

Pen-Y-Clynhead Mining Co. Limited (John J ones, sec), 

Westminster buildings, Newgate street 

Percival Spencer, tripe dresser, Egerton street 

Fetch Jaraes, shopkeeper 4c petroleum oil dlr. 80 St. Anne st 

PETERS 4C HUGHES, broziers, furnishing ironmongers, 

cutlers 4c lamp 4c oil warehousemen, 33 Eastgate street; 

show rooms, St. Werburgh street. See advertisement 

Phillips Oswald, ngent for Wm. Mackenzie, publisher, City rd 

Phillips Sarah (Mrs.), baker, 125 Foregate street 

PhiHipson 4c Golder, bookseUers, stationers, account book 

manufacturers, printers, lithographers, engravers, bookbinders, 

music sellers, circulating library k reading room, 

depository of tbe Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge 

4c agents to the Atlas Fire 4c Life Assurance Co. 

Eastgote Street row south 4c Printing 4c Lithographic 

works, Foregate street 

Phoenix Richard, blacksmith 4c wheelwright, George street 

Pickavance John, pavior 4cc. 33 Block Diamond street 

Pickering, Sons 4c Woodfin, auctioneers, opproisers 4c 

surveyors, Eastgate street 

Pickering John, tailor. New Crane street 

Pickering Williara, grocer, 58 Bridge street 

Pickford James F. boot 4c shoe maker, Frodsham street 

Pierce Leoh (Mrs.), grocer, 27 Lower Bridge street 

Pilkington Thomas, baker 4c flour dealer, 22 Frodsliam st 

Pipon Rev. Jaraes Clement Collier, .M.A. classical school, 

Arnold house, Parkgate road 

Plevin Thomas, livery stable keeper, Newgate street 

Podmore Joseph, carver 4c gilder, Foregate street 

Podmore Mary Ann (Miss), ladies' school, 3 Eastern pathway. 

Queen's pork 

Pollord Henry, confectioner, 59 Bridge street 

Poole Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 57 Upper Northgate st 

Poole Isoiob, boiler maker, 16 Egerton street 

Pope Richard, blacksmith, 56 Lower Bridge atreet 

Potato Market, Northgate street 

Potts' k Roberts, solicitors, Northgate street 

Pover Williom, beer retailer, 14 Frodsham street 

Povey Anne (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 15 Henry street 

Powell, Edwards 4c Co. ironmongers k cutlers, 12 Bridge st 

Powell Edward, chronometer maker 4c jeweller, Eastgate 


Powell John, cowkeeper 4c market gardener, lo Eaton road 

Powell John,sexton of St. John's Church, 17 Little St.J ohn st 

Powell John, shopkeeper, 62 Handbridge 

Powell Peter, coach builder, Commercial hall, Foregate st 

Powell Thomas, commercial traveller, 32 King street 

Powell William Robert, tailor, 44 William street 

Pownall Peter (Mrs.) paperhanger 4c painter, 88 Foregate st 

Poynton Richard, cab proprietor, 5 Liverpool road 

Prescott George, watch 4c clock maker, Northgate Street row 

Prescott George (Mrs.), mantle maker, 9 Albion street 

Prescott Thoraas, King Arms, 40 Crane street 

Prescott Thomas, watch 4c clock maker, 6 Grosvenor street 

Prescott William, boot maker, Union street, Love street 

Preston Rev.Geo.M.A.bead master of King's school. Abbey sq 

Preston Hy. furniture dealer 4c commission agt. 54 Egerton st 

Preston John, furniture broker, Watergate Street rovv 

Preston Richard Montagu, district solicitor to the London k 

Northwestern RailwayCo.; office,GeneralRailway station 

Price Caroline (Mrs.), potato dealer, 29 Lower Bridge st 

Price Charies, butcher, 19 Market hall 

PriceCha8.Edwd.bricklayer4c builder,8 Kingst.4c Victoria rd 

Price Daniel, shoe maker, 19 Boughton 

Price Ellen (Miss), dress moker, 123 St. Anne street 

Price Emma (Miss), dress maker, 72 Garden lane 

Price Henry, sloter 4c plasterer, Spital Boughton 

Price John, boker, 26 Union street, Love street 

Price John, boot 4c shoe moker, 16 Charles street. Brook st 

Price John Lewis, tobacconist, 33 Foregate street 

Price Paul, beer retailer 4c refreshment rooms. City road 

Price Paul, watch 4c clock maker, 54 Nortbgote street 

Price Samuel, Liverpool Arms, Water Tower street 

Price Thomas, boot maker, Henry street 

Price Thomas, refreshraent rooras, 7 City road 

Prichard Thomas George, publisher, see Catherall 4c Prichard 

Priddey Jas. pointer, decorator k paperhanger, 25SeUer st 

Pridding Joseph, blacksmith, Handbridge 

Prince Williom, shopkeeper, Watergate Street row 

Pritcbard Arthur, solicitor (firra, Duncan 4c Pritcbard), 


Pritcbard Edward, painter, k writer k grainer, 1 George st 

Pritcbard John, Grosvenor tavern. Canal side 

Pritcbard John, tailor k outfitter, see Kennedy k Pritcbard 

Pritcbard Thoraas, custodian to the Architectural, Archaeological 

4c Historic Society, 10 Weaver street 

Pritcbard Thoraas WiUioms, shipping agent k public 

weighing machine, Boughton 

PritchardWUliam,painter 4c sign writer, Watergate Street rw 

Pritcbard William, provision dealer, 24 Princess street 

Probert Thomas, chimney sweep, 18 Love street 

Pugh Robert, boker, 25 Lower Bridge street 

Puiford Thomas, Elephant Sf Castle, Northgate street 

Pullan Maria(Mrs.),printer & bookbinder, Watergate St. row 

Pulling George, beer retailer, Pitt street, George street 

Pi e James Thomas, professor of music, 39 Whitefriars 

Queen Hotel (Mrs. A. G. Porter, manageress). General 

Railway station 

Queen Railway Hotel Mews, livery stables (James Fox, 

manager), General Railway station 

Quinn John, shopkeeper, 22 Princess street 

Radford John, comraercial traveller. City walls 

Rorasden John, printer 4c publisher of the' Chester Courant/ 


Randall Robert, shopkeeper, Watergate Street row 

Randies Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 54 Lower Bridge street 

Randies William, Mariners' Arms, New Crane street 

Ray Hy. builder k stone mason. City walls; k at Nantwicb 

Read Edward, brush maker, 25 Northgate street 

Read Johu, beer retailer, George street 

Reade Albert C. surgeon, 12 Upper Northgate street 

Reece Peter Hodson, currier, 30 Foregate street 

Reeves Thoraas, provision dealer, 7 Lyon street 

Reynolds Harriet (Mrs.), beer retailer, 1 New Crane street 

Rhosesmor Mining Co. Limited (The) {James Wakefield, 

sec), 16 Corn Exchange charabers 

Ribton Ferdinand, boys' day school, 98 Northgate street 

Richards Charles, excise officer, 124 St. Anne street 

Richards Edward, shopkeeper, 2 Tarvin road, Boughton 

Richards Henry WUliara, hatter, taUor 4c outfitter, 41 


Richards Thomas, builder 4c joiner. Upper Northgate street 

Richards Williom, brewer, maltster 4c farmer. The Woodlands, 

Queen's park 

Richardson Alexander, Ship inn, Handbridge 

Ricliardson Isooc, boot k shoemaker. Kale yds.Frodsham st 

Richordson Joseph, butcher, 63 Bridge street 

Richardson Thomas B. auctioneer 4c appraiser, see Churton, 

Elphick, Roberts 4c Richardson 

Richraond WUliam, sraaUwore dealer 4c lamp ma.Eostgate st 

Riddle Walter, commercial temperonce hotel,lOOForegatest 

Rigby Jaraes, coal,4c generol merchant, 8 Coal exchange. 

Block Diamond street 

Rigg Jos. engineer 4c ironfounder, Victoria rd. k George st 

Riley Sarah (Miss), school, 29 Garden lane 

Rimmer Thomas, tanner, currier, boot top maker k leather 

merchant, 34 Watergate street, Watergate Street row; 

works, Foregate street 

Ritchie Archibald, orchitect, 20 Newgate street 

Joiuer2)efiCo.(Thos.Green,manoging director),Nortbgote st 

Roberts, Beckett 4c Kirk, civil] engineers 4c estate agents, 

4 St. Werburgh's mount 

Roberts k Dickson, solicitors, 20 Newgate street 

Roberts Quellyn 4c Co. wine k spirit merchants, The Old 

Crypt, 11 4c 13 Watergate street 

Roberts k Co. slate 4c timberimerchant?i. Crane wharf 

Roberts Ann (Mrs.), provision dealer, 49 Francis street 

Roberts David, shopkeeper, 36 Garden lane 

Roberts Edword, commercial traveller, Grosvenor street 

Roberts Eliza (Mrs.), servants' registry off. 51 NewCrane st 

Roberts Elizabeth (Mrs.), milliner, 40 Watergate street 

Roberts Ellen (Mrs.),plumbr. glazier 4cgasfitter,43Bridgest


Roberts Francis Edward, solicitor (firm, Roberts & Dickson), 


RobertsG eo. Edwd .tailor,draper4c outfitter ,2NorthgateSt .rw 

Roberts Henry, bill poster, 19 Love street 

Roberts James, egg merchant, 16 Castle street 

Roberts Jaraes, tailor, 13 Trinity street 

Roberts Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 23 Leadworks lane 

Roberts John, builder, Richmond place, 129 Boughton 

Roberts John, buUder, contractor 4c saw mills, Conal side 

Roberts John, lodging ho. kpr. 6 Grosvenor pi. Grosvenor st 

Roberts John, M.D. physician, 8 Abbey square 

Roberts John, tailor, 14 Abbey square 

Roberts Joseph, grocer 4c tea dealer, 44 Bridge street 

Roberts Lewis, auctioneer 4c approiser, see Churton, 

Elphick, Roberts 4c Richardson 

Roberts Martha (Miss), dress maker, 8 Albion street 

Roberts Mary (IVIrs.), fruiterer, Boughton 

Roberts Mary (Mrs.), tobacconist, 11 Foregate street 

Roberts Robert, baker 4c flour dealer, 75 Brook street 

Roberts Robert, chemist k druggist, 109 Foregate street 

Roberts Samuel, shopkeeper, 34 Newgate street 

Roberts Stephen, shopkeeper, 44 Frodshom street 

Roberts Thomas, hairdresser, 32 George street 

Roberts Thos. solicitor(firra, Potts'4c Roberts),Northgate st 

Roberts William, bookbinder 4c stationer. City walls 

Roberts WiUiam, dining rooms, St. Peter's churchyard k 


Roberts Um. H. Old King's Head, Lower Bridge street 

Robertson John, temperance hotel, 11 City road 

Robey Samuel, butcher, 93 St. Anne street k 8 Market hall 

Robinson George, timber raerchant, manufacturer of wood 

materials for printers 4c lithographers, 46 Frodshom st 

Robinson James, clothier 4c outfitter, 54 Foregate street k 

19 & 21 Frodsham street 

Robinson Richard, cowkeeper, Pyecroft st, Handbridge 

Rogers Charles, shopkeeper, 30 Garden lane 

Rogers James, accountant, estate agent k registrar of births, 

deaths k marriages for the Cathedral district, Cross 

chambers, Eastgate Street row north 

Rogers Margaret (Mrs.), milliner, 70 Garden lane 

Rogers Wm. solicitor (firra. Brown 4c Rogers), Northgate st 

Roman Catholic Convent (Madame Stritch, lady superioress), 

Dee house, St. John's street 

Roose William Edwin, shopkeeper, 71 George street 

Roscoe Elizh. (Mrs.), beer retailer 4c car propr.l03Bougbton 

Rosingrove William, provision dealer, 10 Gloucester street 

Ross Elizabeth (Mrs.), lodging house, 126 St. Anne street 

Rossiter Thomas, sculptor, Crook street 

Rowe John, provision dealer, 1 Market hall 

Rowell Edward, Cross Foxes inn, 23 Boughton 

Rowland Elizabeth (Mrs.), plumber 4c metallic wire manufacturer, 

19 St. Anne street 

Rowland J ohn, potato deoler, 27 Boughton 

Rowland John, jun. boker, 31 Boughton 

Rowland Richard, coal dealer, Duke street 

Rowlands Robert, stone mason 4c builder. Up. Northgate st 

Royal Engineers' Office, City road 

Royle Charles Vernon, solicitor k commissioner for taking 

affidavits in the supreme court of judicature, Cross chambers, 


Royle Thomas Vernon, solicitor, 9 Newgate street 

RuffeU Robert, painter, 29 Queen street 

Ruinet Hy.Adolphus, boys'boarding schl. 20 Low.Bridge st 

Rush 4c Yeats, nurseryman 4c seed merchants ; nurseries, 

Eaton road, 4c office, 19 Foregate street 

Rutter Frances Ann (Mrs.), provision dealer, James street, 


Rutter James, boot maker, 14 WUliam street 

Rycroft Sorah (Mrs.), pawnbroker, 26 Princess street 

Bydings Joseph, Old Nag's Head inn, Foregate street 

£t. John's Hospital (Rev. Frederick Forde, M.A. chaplain). 


Salmon Emma (Mrs.), Masonic Arms, Northgate street; 

wholesale 4c retail wine 4c spirit merchant, Foregate street 

4: wine k spirit vaults, 16 Watergate street 

Salt Ann (Mrs.), grocer, baker 4c provision dlr. 33 Garden la 

Saltney Solid Brick Co. (The) (ThomasHorabin, sec.); 

offices, 66 Watergate street; works, Saltney 

Sanderson WilUam, brewery agent to Paul Evans 4c Co. 

Grosvenor brewery, Victoria road, Seacombe, near Birkenhead 

; Wra. Younger k Co. Edinburgh k John D'Arcy 

4c Sons, Dublin; offices, 75 Union hall, Foregate street 

Sandfield Godfrey Bilton, Crown Sf Glove hotel, Eastgote 


Savage John, potato dealer, 44 Princess street 

Saverio Francesco, modeller k plasterer, 53 Watergate st 

Scholefield k Co. wool raers.Grosvenorchambers,Newgate st 

Sconce Ellen (Miss), shopkeeper, 145 Handbridge 

Searjeant Susannah Mary (Miss), girls' doy school, 39 

Pepper street 

Seeley Mory (Mrs.), greengrocer, 38 Stall, Morket hall 

Seller Edward Russell 4c Co. brewers, Foregate St. brewery 

Seller Henry 4c Son, wholesale 4c retail boot 4c shoe mokers, 

82 Northgate street, k leather dealers, 4e boot top manufacturers, 

City walls 

Seller Eliza (Mrs.), furniture dealer, 76 Northgate street 

Sergeant Charlotte (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 83 Boughton 

Settle k Borber, cutlers, 6 St. Werburgh street 

Sharp Frederic Williara (firm, Finchett-Maddock, Moss 4c 

Sharp), solicitor, commissioner to administer oaths 4c 

affidavits 4c clerk to the borough magistrates, 12 Abbey sq 

Sharp Saroh (Mrs.),shopkeeper, Pittstreet, George street 

Shaw John Gill, ironmonger 4c cutler, Watergate Street row, 

14 Watergate street 4c 4 Bridge street 

Shearing Robert, chemist k druggist, 47 Watergate street 

Sheen Doniel, buUder, joiner 4c contractor, Kale yards, 


Shepherd Richard, smith 4c iron hurdle maker. Canal side 

Shepheard Thoraas, chemist, see Davies k Shepheord 

Sherratt David 4c Co. dealers in works of art 4c antique 

furniture, 01 Bridge Street row 

Shingler WUliam, bricklayer 4c mason, 36 Trafford street 

Shires Agnes (Mrs.), refreshraent rooms, 80 Brook street 

Shires Joseph, tobacconist k stationer, 78 Brook street 

Shone Brothers, estate agents 4c accountants k agents for 

London k Lancashire Fire Insurance Co. 42 Watergate st 

Shone Esther k Ann (Misses), toy 4c fancy repository, 9 


Shone Thomas k Owen, locksmiths, bellhangers k whitesmiths, 


Shone Clara (Mrs.), lodging house, 47 St. Anne street 

Shone Wm. coach builder, Old Post Office yord, Foregate st 

Shone William, collector of poor's rate for St. Oswald's k 

Abbey precincts parishes k for corporate rates for City of 

Chester, 42 Watergate street 

Short Jaraes, boot k shoe manufacturer, Belgrave street 

Shortley Merrick, tailor, 5 Queen street 

Shropshire Union Railways Sf Canal Co. carriers (Jas. 

Green Hope, secretory; WiUiam Jones, manager). General 

offices. Canal street; warehouses. Cow Lane bridge, 

Frodsham street (Joseph Steele, agent); Boat yard. 

Tower wharf (Thomas Bayley, boat inspector) 

Shrubsole George Wra. chemist 4c druggist, 48 Northgate st 

Shuttleworth Richard, currier, leather dealer, boot upper 

k legging manufacturer, 40 Bridge street 

Sidall Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 124 Boughton . 

Siddall John Davies, engraver, cutler 4c umbreUa maker. 

The Cross, 6 Bridge street 

Sim&s Thomas, boot k shoe maker, 105 Handbridge 

Simpson, Davies k Sons, coal, lime 4c slate merchants, 2 

Coal Exchange, Black Diamond street 

Simpson Frederick, beer retailer, Boughton 

Simpson George, George Sf Dragon, Linen Hall street 

Simpson George Jobn Robert, auctioneer, land agent k 

surveyor, 22 Corn Exchange chambers 

Simpson Joseph H. barristeratlaw, 41 Watergate street 

Singer Manufacturing Co. sewing mochine manufacturers 

(Joseph Thos. Greenwood, agent), 08 Foregate street 

Skellern Henry, painter 4c paperhanger, 74 St. Anne street 

Sloan Archibald, wood carver, Watergate Street row 

Smith —, greengrocer, 25 Stall, Market h.all 

Sraith John 4c Son, tailors, drapers 4c hatters, Eastgate 


Smith Charlotte (Miss), dressmaker, 4 Fletcher's buildings. 


Smith F'rancis, decorative artist, Beechwood house. Canal st 

Smith Frederick J. baker & confectioner, 98 Northgate st 

Smith George, White Lion wire 69, k brewer 4c maltster 

75, Foregate street 

Smith Isaac, hatter, 114c 13 Frodsham street 

Smith Isaac, wheelwright, Boughton 

Smith James, boot k shoe maker, 47 Foregate street k The 

Cross, 2 Watergate street 

Smith Jane (Mrs.),dress maker, 63 St. Anne street 

Smith John, butcher, 26 Market hall 

Smith John, Dublin Packet, 21 Northgate street 

Sraith John, painter, Union holl, Foregate street 

Sraith Jobn, provision dealer, Boughton 

Sraith Jobn, Temperance hotel, 67 Frodsham street 

Smith Joseph, provision dealer, Francis street 

Smith Richard Fletcher, printer 4c publisher of the 'Chester 

Chronicle', Fletcher's buildings, Bridge Street row 

Sraith Robert, Railway vaults, 124 Brook street 

Smith Samuel, greengrocer, 81 Stall, Market hall 

Smith Samuel (firm. Walker & Smith), solicitor, commissioner 

for affidavits, deputy town clerk 4c deputy clerk of 

the peace for the city oi Chester, Abbey gateway 

Smith Thos. lodging bouae keeper, 9 Bunce st. Grosvenor st 

Smith William, beerretailer, Flookersbrook 

Smith William, corn merchant, Crane wharf


Smyth John, boot closer, Canal side 

Snelson Ann (Mrs.), provision dealer k cowkeeper, 4c post 

office, 48 Handbridge 

Snelson Jaraes, agent to Richard Evans 4c Co. colliery proprietors 

4c coal merchants, 9 Coal Exchange, Black 

Diaraond street 

Society for Organizing Charitable Relief &• Repressing 

Mendicity (Capt. Elsdale, hon. sec.; W. Webb, agent), 


Sparks Thomas, .4 Z&ion vaults, 10 Watergate street 

Speed Henry, coal dealer, Tarvin road, Boughton 

Speed Henry, insurance agent, 23 Nicholas street 

Speed Joseph, cowkeeper, 25 New Crane street 

Speed Martha (Mrs.), cowkeeper. Brown's lane, Handbridge 

Speed William, photographer, 37 Grosvenor street 

Spencer Emma (Mrs.), watch 4c clock maker, silversmith k 

^ jeweller, Eastgate Streetrow south 

Spencer James Hampson, chemist 4c druggist, 36 Bridge st 

Spencer Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 50 Brook street 

Spencer Samuel, taUor 4c outfitter, 5 4c 7 Eastgate street 

Spencer Sidney (Mrs.), lodging house, 20 Pepper street 

Sprang William Frank,who. grocer, see Davies, Sprang & Co 

Springle George, fishmonger 4c fruiterer, 46 Brook street 

Sproston William, cab proprietor, Linen Hall place 

Stamp Office (Edmund Swetenham, distributor), 60 Watergate 

street 

Stanyer Charles, slater, plasterer k painter, 26 Newgate st 

Stanyer Samuel, Temperance hotel, 1 Goss street 

Steen Elizabeth (Mrs.), beerretailer, Henry atreet 

Stephenson Anthony, miljwright 4c engineer, Foregate street 

Stephenson Anthony Pringle, timber merchant, Brook street 

Stephenson Samuel, Blossoms family ^- commercial hotel, 

Foregate street; 4c wine4c spirit merchant, St. John's st 

Stevenson Francis, shopkeeper, Crook street 

Stevenson James, grocer 4c tea dealer, 122 Northgate street 

Stevenson James I. ironmonger, tin plate worker k brazier, 

118 4c 120 Northgate street 

Stevenson John, millwright. Seller street 

Steward John James, agricidtural auctioneer 4cc. see Glover 

4c Steward 

Stewart Win. civil engineer 4c surveyor, 16 St. Werburgh st 

Stewart William, Waterloo tavern, Boughton 

Stilton Richard, livery stable keeper, Greyfriars 

Stivens k Bonnalie, L.R.C.S. dental surgeons, 15 Abbey st 

Stockton Jobn, cheese factor k commission agent 

Stokes James, furniture broker, 1 Hamilton pi.Northgate st 

Stolterfoth Henry, M.D. physician, Queen's park 

Stone Albert Henry, furnishingironmonger, 108 Foregate st 

Stopford Charles Edwin, hood 4c cap maker, 5 Goss street 

Storrar Jaraes, veterinary surgeon, Newgate street 

Stout Michael, fishraonger. Stall, Market hall 

Stubbins John Frederick, tailor, draper k outfitter, Watergate 

Street row 

Stubbs John, boat buUder4cproprietor 4c scull 4c oar raaker, 

Deva house, The Groves 

Sturt John, Brewers' Arms, 53 Foregate street 

Suddones WUliam, tailor, 73 Lower Bridge street 

Sudlow Elizabeth (.Mrs.), dress 4c mantle maker, 10 St. 

Anne street 

SuUivan Mary (Mrs.), midwife, 27 Commonhall street 

Sutton's Parcel Office (Robert Sprang, agent), 18 St. 

Werburgh street 

Swan WiUiara, lodging house, 15 St. Anne street 

Swentenham Edmund, barrister, 66 Watergate street 

Swindley Thomas, shopkeeper, 15 Goss street 

Tait 4c Son, tailors k drapers, 47 Bridge Street row 

Tapley John, boot 4c shoe maker, Watergate Street row 

Taplin Wm. refreshment rooms,7 HamUton pi. Northgate st 

Tarbuck Elizabeth (Mrs.), stay maker, 5 Seller street 

Tasker Edward, Bars hotel, "The Bars, 126 Foregate street 

Tatler Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Commonhall street 

Tatler Richard Edward, goldsmith, 3 Louise street 

Tatlock Jobn, solicitor, commissioner to administer oaths in 

Common Pleas of Lancashire, coroner for the city of 

Chester, under sheriff for city 4c acting under sheriff" for 

the county of Chester, 13 St. John's street 

Tax Office (Henry Newman, surveyor), Eastgate Street 

row north 

Taylor Charles, fancy bazaar 4c sewing machine dealer, 24 


Taylor Charles, market gardener k cowkeeper, 30 Chapel 

lane. Great Boughton 

Taylor George, wood turner, Frodsham street 

Taylor Gregory, hairdresser & tobacconist, 8 Frodsham st 

Taylor Henry, solicitor 4c commissioner to administer oaths 

(firm, Boydell, Taylor 4c Fluitt), 2 Pepper street 

Taylor Henry Enfield, civil «c mechanical engineer, Newgate 

house, 15 Newgate street 

Taylor Jamea, surgeon, 18 Newgate street 

Taylor John, Bear's Paw inn, Foregate street 

Taylor John, general decorator 4c gilder, 61 Foregate street 

4c 7 Queen street 

Toylor Richard, furniture broker 4c bedding manufacturer, 


Taylor Tbomas Edward, Boot inn, Eastgate Street row nth 

Taylor Thomas Lyon, picture frame maker. City road 

Telford William Newton, optician, 9 St. John's street 

Theadford Jomes, bird dealer, City road 

Theodore Thomas, shopkeeper, Boughton 

Thomos Charles, coal merchant, see Armstrong 4c Thomas 

Thomas David, White Bear, 16 Lower Bridge street 

Thoraas Edward, homoeopatliic chemist, Caxton buildings, 

Pepper street 

Thomas Edward, printer 4c stationer, Caxton buildings. 

Pepper street 

Thomas Geo. auctionr.icestote agent, Union haU, Foregate st 

Thomas George, cowkeeper, 109 Handbridge 

Thomas Jane (Mrs.), lodging house, 7 Castle street 

Thomas John, fanner. Queen's park 

Thomas John, printer 4c stationer, 58 Brook street 

Thoraas Peter, coal merchant, see Davies 4c Thomas, Black 

Diamond street 

Thomas Thomas, vapour baths proprietor, Caxton buUdings, 

Pepper street 

Tliomas Thomas (Mrs.), ladies' school. Ash Tree house, 

Flookersbrook 

Thomas Thoraas Lloyd, newspaper reporter, Ash Tree house, 

Flookersbrook 

Thoraas William, fishmonger, Boughton 

Thomason Eliza (Mrs.), heer retailer, 33 Princess street 

Thompson Eliza (Mrs.), fruiterer, Foregate street 

Thompson Geo. ship carpenter, 1 St. Anne's pi. Victoria rd 

Thompson Henry, boot k shoe maker, &i Frodsham street 

Thompson Thomas, newsagent, 33 St. Annestreet 

Thompson Wm. bird 4c animal preserver, 43 Frodsham st 

Thome 4c Chattertou, architects & building surveyors. 

City walls 

Thornton Isaac, potato dealer, 10 4c 11 Stall, Market hall 

Thornton John, cowkeeper 4c dairyman, 7 Francis street 

Tliorpe Samuel, shopkeeper, 45 Boughton 

Thrash John, White Horse, 60 Handbridge 

Thurman Samuel, boot 4c shoe maker. Bridge Street row 

Tibbits 4c Sons, solicitors, 1 Old Post Office yard, Foregate st 

Tiddy Thoraas, wholesale k retail grocer, 99 Foregate street 

Tilston John, commission agent. South view. Tower wharf 

Timmis 4c Co. wholesale 4c retail tea k coffee dealers, 73 


Tomkinson H. R. general agent, 84 Northgate street 

Torakinson Joseph, Crown vaults, 22 Lower Bridge street 

Toralinson James, shopkeeper, 121 Francis street 

Toner Thomas, furniture dealer, 51 Foregate street 

Town Clerk's Office (John Walker, clerk). Abbey gateway 

Town Hall (John Walker, clerk), Northgate street 

Townshend k Barker, land agents k share brokers, St. 

Werburgh charabers, St. Werburgh mount 

Townshend Charles, county treasurer 4c chapter clerk, St. 

Werburgh chambers, St. Werburgh mount 

Tralford Henry, greengrocer, 57 Watergate street 

Tregellas Richard Vyvyan, commission agent k merchant, 

20 St. Werburgh street 

Trevellick Joseph, temperance hotel k servants' registry 

office, 5 Upper Northgate street 

Tunks Charles, greengrocer, 12 Lower Bridge street 

Turnbull James, coal 4c lime merchant, 2 Victoria pathway. 

Queen's park 

Tushingham Emma (Mrs.), Cros.i Keys, Northgate St. row 

Tushingham George, New inn, Walter street 

Tushingham John, beer retailer, 93 George street 

Tushingham Thos. berlin wool k fancy repos. 42 Brook st 

Tushinghani WUliam, china dealer, 19 Leadworks lane 

Tyson John, boot 4c shoe maker, 34 Frodsham street 

Tyson Mary (Miss), dress maker, 7 Frodsham street 

Upton Harriet (Miss), lodging house, 10 Paradise row 

Vaughan Ellen (Mrs.), greengrocer, 34 Market hall 

Voughan Fridisvrid (Mrs.), market gardener. Dee banks 

Voughan Henry, Wheatsheaf inn, Handbridge 

Verdin Richard, beer retailer. Lower Bridge street 

Vernon Wm. 4c Jhn.builders 4c contractors, Up. Northgate st 

Vernon George, butcher, 30 Walter street 

Vernon James, butcher, The Bars, 135 Foregate street 

Vernon Joseph, cowkeeper, Spital walk, Boughtou 

Vernou Thos. Newgate tavern. Cockpit yd. St. John's st 

Vernon William, brick manufacturer, Parkgate Road 

brick works 

Vickers John, lodging house, 8 St. Anne street 

Viggars Henry, greengrocer. Stall, Market hall 

Viggers Henry, market gardener, Sealand road 

Volunteer Drill Hall (WiUiam Berry, haUkeeper), 

Volunteer street 

Volunteer Fire Engine Station, Narthgite atreet

J 44 CHESTER. CHESHIRE. [POST OFFICE 

Wainright William, butcher, 11 Brook st 

Wainwright Ann (Mrs.), fishmonger, 18 Watergate street 

Wainwright Thomas, shopkeeper, 73 Walter st 

Wait Alfred Wm.lay clerk to the Cathedral, 1 Albion st 

Wait John, tailor 4c woollen draper, 33 Grosvenor street 

Wait William, funeral furnisher, cabinet raaker k sole 

agent for patent metallic coffins, also for tbe Anglo- 

American Coffin k Casket Co. Abbey gate, Northgate st 

WAKEFIELD WILLIAM k Co. family grocers 4c teadeolers, 

Claremont buildings, Foregate street 

Wakefield James, accountont 4c estate agent, 10 Com Exchange 

chambers 

Wakefield Mary A. (Miss), dress mkr. 32 Up. Northgate st 

Wolker Joseph, Parker k Co. lead merchants, smelters k 

manufacturers, Leadworks lane 

Walker 4c Knight,wine 4c spirit mrchts.l2 4c 14 Northgate st 

Walker k Smith, solicitors. Abbey gateway 

Walker Hen. Painters' Arms, 1 St. Martin's-in-the-Fields 

Walker John (firra. Walker 4c Smith), solicitor, perpetuol 

coramissioner, town clerk, 4c clerk of the peace for the 

city of Chester, Abbey gateway 

Walker Margaret (Mrs.), refreshraent rras. 4 Abbey bldngs 

Walley Henry, beer retoiler, Park street 

Walley Henry, cork cutter, 36 Newgate street 

Walley John.boot k shoe moker, 30 Watergate street 

Wslsb Jane (Miss), dress maker, St. John's street 

Walsh William, boot k shoe raaker, 10 Lower Bridge street 

Ward Francis William, bookbinder 4c paper ruler, see 

Clarke 4c Ward 

Ward George F. accountant 4c estate agent, 18 4c 19 Corn 

Exchange chambers 

Ward Jas. Spencer, fruit k potato dlr. 68 Up. Northgate st 

Warrington James, tobacconist, 18 Brook street 

Washington George k William, plumbers, glaziers k gasfitters, 

St. Peter's churchyard 

Washington Charles, gasfitter, plumber k glazier, Watergate 

Street row 

Watergate Cocoa". House (Wm. Richardson, manager) 

70 Watergate street 

Waters Edward, M.D. physician, 14 Nicholas street 

"Watkins Thoraas, Golden Lion inn, 24 Foregate street 

Watson William, surgeon, 98 Foregate street 

Weaver Brothers, furniture removers, Flookersbrook 

Weaver John, M.R.C.S. surgeon, 9 King street 

Weaver Joseph, farmer, Flookersbrook 

Weaver Joseph, nursery k seedsman. Brown's lane. Handbridge 

k 30 Stall, Market hall 

Weaver Richard, shopkeeper, 14 Union street, Love street 

Weaver Sorauel, cob proprietor, Flookersbrook 

Weaver WUfred Morrott (firm, Bridgman Weover 4c Jones), 

solicitor, Westminster buildings, Newgate street 

Webb, Howarth 4c Co. china, glass, 4c earthenware deolers, 


Webb Robert, Coach §• Horses, 17 Handbridge 

Webb William Charles,teacher of music 4c pianoforte tuner, 

130 St. Anne street 

Webster George Watmough, photographer 4c miniature 

painter, 19 Bridge Street row 

Webster William, joiner, 48 Princess street 

Wedgwood Samuel, baker 4c grocer, Boughton 

Weddell James, dyer 4c cleaner, 98 Boughton 

Weighing Machine (Charles Harrison, clerk), Coal Exchange, 


Weir John, butcher,47 George street 

Welsby Thomas 4c Co. wine k spirit mrchts. 46 Bridge st 

Welsh Gomer, builder 4c joiner, Seller street 

Welsh John, picture dealer, 3 Grosvenor street 

West George, Alma inn, 88 St. Anne street 

West George, Glynne Arms hotel, 100 Brook street 

West WiUiom, butcher, 3 Market holl 

Westcott George, monufacturing confctnr. 22 Handbridge 

Westminster Brymbo Coal Sf Coke Co. Limited, Coal Exchange 

(1 up the steps). Black Diamond street. Collieries 

near Wrexham 

Whaley Samuel, accountant, estate agent, auctioneer k 

agent for the Provident Life, County Fire 4c Accident 

Insurance Companies, Eastgate chambers, Eastgate 

Street row north 

Whalley John, land agent 4c surveyor 4c valuer, 37 Pepper st 

Whorton WiUiom, shopkeeper, 17 Frodsham street 

White Nathoniel, outfitter, 133 Foregate street 

Whitefoot James, Market inn, Northgate street 

Whitehouse Mary (Mrs.), lodginghouse, 19 Egerton street 

Whitehouse Mary (Mrs.), mUnrs. see Brittain 4c Whitehouse 

Whiteley Chorles 4c J. organ builders, Victoria road 

Whiteman George, sexton to the Cathedral, 54 Frodsham st 

Whitley Williara, shopkeeper, 8 York street 

Whitiow Jomes, Linen Hall tavern, Linen Hall street 

Whitnoll James, brush maker. Stall, Market ball 4c 18 

Handbridge 

Whittle Thomas, tobacco 4c snuff manufacturer, see Williams 

4c Whittle 

Whitworth Harriet (Mrs.), whip manufr. 35Foregate st 

Wilbraham Henry, grocer 4c provision dealr. 43 Foregate st 

Wilcock Thomas M. librarian to the Chester Free PubUc 

Library k Reading rooms, St. John's street 

Wilcox Henry k Co. general joiners, Steam Mill street, 

Boughton; residence, 62 Walter street. New town 

Wilcoxon Thomas 4c Co. wholesale grocers 4c candle manufacturers, 

The Cross, 3 Eastgate street, 4c Heatbfield 

candle works, Stamford heath 

Wild John, hosier k glover, 3 Bridge Street row 

Wild Martha (Mrs.), grocer, 15 Boughton 

Wildig William, plumber, glazier 4c gasfitter. Linen Hall pi 

Wilding George, fishmonger 4c fruiterer, Northgate street 

WUding Joseph, draper, 108 Northgate street 

Wilkinson Mary, Agnes 4c Louisa (Misses), preparatorv 

school for boys, 2 The Bars, Boughton 

Wilkinson Edward, greengrocer, 44 4c 45 Stall, Market hall 

Wilkinson Edwd. nrovision dlr. 19 Wellington st. George si 

WUkinson Peter, beer retailer, Milton street 

WUkinson Thos. L. fishmngr. 4c game dlr. 21 AVatergate st 

WUley Henry, boot k shoe maker, 123 Foregate street k 


wuiiams Brothers, silk 4: wooUen dyers k scourers, bed k 

window furniture cleaned 4c glaze'd, carpets k blankets 

scoured, gloves k feathers cleaned k dyed, moreen 4c 

damask cleaned k dyed, gentleraen's clothes cleaned 

(established 1817), Dye bouse, 14 St. Werburgh street; 

works. Union walk. Queen street 

Williams David 4c Son, hydraulic k sanitary plumbers 4cc 


WiUiams Edward 4c Thoraas, butchers, 12 Watergate .street 

WiUiaras 4c Whittle, tobacco 4c snuff manufacturers, 32 

Northgate street 4c Victoria road 

Williams WUliam 4c Henry, butchers, Eostgate"street 4c at 


Williams William 4c Son, tobacco k snuff manufacturers, 

46 Crane street 4c Bridge street 

Williams 4c Co. bankers (Old Bank), Foregate street ; draw 

on Robarfs 4c Co. London 

wuiiams Charles, hoir dresser, 57 Northgate street 

wuiiams Charlotte (Mrs.), shopkeeper, George street 

wuiiams Edward, hairdresser, 69 Northgate street 

WilliomsEdwd.house decorator 4c paper hanger,33Nicholas st 

Williams Edward, tailor, draper, hatter4c outfitter : funerals 

furnished, Claremont bnildings, Foregate street 

Williams Edwd. Haines, boot k shoe mkr. Lower Bridge st 

Williams Elias, who. 4c retail draper, 25 k 29 Foregate st 

WiUiomsElizh.(Mrs.),stfly 4c elastic beltma.l2A,Grosvenr.st 

wuiiams Frances (Miss), ladies' school, Priestfield cottage, 

33 Parkgate road 

Williams Franklin, chemist, 34 Brook street 

WILLIAMS GEORGE, general draper, silk mercer, shawl 4c 

mantle k fancy dress warehouse; hosiery, furs, gloves, 

umbrellas 4cc. 11 Eastgate street 

WiUiams George (late Jones k WiUiams), taUor, woollen 

draper 4c hatter, City road 

WiUiaras George, tea 4c coffee rooms, 65 Brook street 

WiUiams Henry, butcher, Boughton 

Williams Henry, teacher of music, 1 Bold square 

Williams Isaac, plumber, glazier k gasfitter, 23 Cuppin st 

WiUiams Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper. Park street 

Williams John, Belgrave vaults k cab proprietor 14 


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Williams John, cowkeeper, 17 Weaver street 

Williams John, shopkeeper, Spital walk, Boughton 

Williams John, tailor, 38 Handbridge 

Williams John Eyton, chemist k druggist, 4 Foregate st 

wuiiams Joseph, baker 4c confectioner, 28 Brook street 

Williams Joseph, tailor, 114 Boughton 

Williams Lewis, provis'ion merchant, 47 Frodsham street 

WilliamsMargt.(Mrs.),lodgingho.7Bridgepl.Low.Bridges6 

WiUiaras Meshach, iron 4c general merchant, see Abell « 

Williams 

WiUioms Robert, beer retoiler, 33 Walter street 

Williams Robert, stone raason, Leadworks lane 

WUIiaras Sarauel, Durham Ox, Tower street 

WiUiaras Sarah Ann (Miss), shopkeeper, 38 Handbridge 

WiUiaras Thomas, accountant, 29 Pepper street 

Williams Thoraas, beer retailer, Boughton 

Williams Thomas, cab proprietor, 2 Back Brook strest 

Williams Thos. inspectorof scbool8,2 Pyecroft st.Handbridgp 

Williom8Thos.pluinber,glazier4cgasfitter,llUpJvrorthgntest 

WilliarasWra. bosket 4c brush mo.Comraonhall 3t.4cl5Brdw.sT 

wuiiams William, box maker, 120 Boughton " 

Williams Wm. chimneysweep, Edwards's court,Foregatesr 

Williams William, cowkeeper, 17 Trafford street 

Williams William, general draper, 1 Northgate Street row 

4c 3 Nortbgote street

DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. CHORLEY. 145 

Williams William, grocer 4c tea dealer, 27 Foregate street 

Williams WiUiam, painter, 1 Bold square 

Williams Williani, plumber, glazier 4c gasfitter 4c brassfounder, 

Commonhall street 4c 126 .Northgate street 

wuiiams William, shopkeeper, 113 St. Anne street 

Williamson Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Grosvenor street 

Williamson Saml. solicitor. County Court office, St. John's st 

Wilson Charies, auctioneer, valuer, house 4c estate agent 4c 

agent to the London 4c Lancashire Fire 4c Prudential Life 

Insurance Co.'s 4c Accident Assurance Association of 

Scotland, Auction rooms 4c Fine Art gallery, 62 Bridge st 

Wilson Clementio (Miss), dress maker,'106 St. Anne street 

Wilson Ellis, hair dresser, 15 Frodsham street 

Wilson Wm.M.A.,LL.D.boarding school,Forest ho.Foregotest 

Wise Henry, Green Dragon hotel, 39 Eastgate street 

Wiseraon John 4c Co. millers 4c corn merchants, Cestrian 4c 

Albion mills, Canol side 

Wood 4c Howitt, generol ironmongers, 20 Bridge street 4c 


Wood Annie (Miss), boarding 4c day school, 34 King street 

Woodcock Joseph, tailor, St. Martin's ash 

Woodfine George, grocer 4c provision dealer, 76 Handbridge 

Woodward Jomes, coal merchant, 7 Coal Exchange, 

Black Diaraond street 

Woodward Jaraes, poulterer, 17 Watergate street 

Woodward Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 13 Crewe street 

Wooley Sarah (Mrs.), greengrocer, 16 Stall, Market hall 

Woollara John, baker 4c flour dealer, 50 Foregate street 

Woolley Elizabeth (Miss), ladies' school, 13 Bold square 

Woolley Thos.goIdsmith,optician 4cwatchina.55BridgeSt.row 

Woolliscroft Annie (Mrs.), Bull Sf Stirrup inn, 8 Upper 

Nortbgote street 

CHOBLEY, popularly known as Alderley Edge, is a 

township, railway station and ecclesiastical parish, 

formed in 1866 from the mother parish of Wilmslow, 174^ 

miles from London, 2 south-west from Wilmslow, 70| 

from Birmingham, 8 south-west from Stockport, 6 northwest 

from Macclesfield, 14J from Sandbach, 38J from 

Chester, 13J from Manchester by railway, and 17^ from 

Crewe, in the Eastern division of the county, Macclesfield 

hundred, union and county court district, rural 

deanery of East Frodsham, Chester archdeaconry and 

diocese. The Alderley Edge station of tbe London and 

North Western Railway is in this township. The church 

of St. Philip is a handsome stone building, with chancel, 

nave and aisles. The register dates from the 

year 1853. The living is a vicarage, yearly value £370, 

in the gift of trastees, and held by the Rev. James Whitworth 

Consterdine, M.A. of Trinity College, Cambridge. 

There are schools for boys and girls, and one for 

infants, George Foulston, master, and Miss Smallwood 

mistress. St. John's Church, which has been newlyerected 

at Liudow, is a stone building, with chancel 

and nave. The living is a vicarage, yearly value about 

£100, in the gift of trustees, and held by the Rev. 

Williara Slack Barnes, M.A. of St. John's College, Cambridge. 

There is a school for boys, girls and infants, 

Chorley. 


Anderson James Robert, Field head 

Atkinson Miss, Woodlands 

Bellhouse Mrs. West bank 

Bellhouse Wm.Tliornfid.Maccle

146 CHORLEY. 

Roberts Hugh, Oakhurst 

Schofield FranK, Oakleigh 

S^diuster Frederick, Oatlands 

Sidebothara Ralph Yardley, 

Thorn 

grove, Macclesfield road 

Simpson Williara, Alderley cottage 

Smith Thoraas, Ivy cottage 

Smithson John, Fern acre, Davy lane 

Stohr Endl, The Larches 

Taylor George. Beancliffe,Macclesfid.rd 

Thbraasson John P. Sunnyside 

Thorp Samuel, Oak bonk 

Tonge Richard, Croston towers 

Waterhouse Henry, Oak view 

Waterhouse Isaac Crewdson, High lea 

WHters Mrs. Woodbrook 

VVatson David, Underwood 

Webster Benjn. M.D. Macclesfield road 

Welsh Lister WUliam, Elm bank 

AVhalley Andrew, Row of Trees 

Wbadey WUliam, Row of Trees 

Whitworth John, Brook viUas 

Wilhy Mrs. Hillside 

Worthington Tbomas Broomfield, Macclesfield 

rood 

COMMERCIAL, 

Aleock WiUiom, plumber k painter 

Alderley Edge Reading Room Sf 

Library (Benjamin Webster, M.D. I 

hon. sec.) 

Ashton John, farmer, Lindow 

Backshaw Jane (Mrs.), draper 

Bailey Edwd. china 4c glass warehouse 

BaskervUle Isoac, farmer, Gorst house 

Beesley Julia Annie (Mrs.), milliner 4c 

dressmaker 

Bellerby William, cob proprietor 

Beswick James, carter, Lindow 

Bilsborough James, gas fitter k plumber 

Blackshow Thomaa, farmer. The Fields 

Booth Mary (Mrs.), laundress 

Bratt Joseph, blacksmith, Lindow 

Broadbent WUliam, tailor k outfitter 

BrookfieldWm. china 4c glass vvarehouse 

Brown Josiah, farraer. Row of Trees 

Burgess John, provision dealer, Lindow 

Cawley WUliam, coal raerchant 

Cheetham Ann (Miss), confectioner 

Church Wra.Worthington,dispsg. chmst 

Cooke Wm. ironmngr. 4c tin plate wrkr 

Crew Eli, surgeon. Edge end 

Crook Jomes, grocer 

Cutler James, De Trafford Arms 

Davies Mrtho. (Mrs.), frmr.Chorley hU 

CHESHIRE. 

Dawson Adam, farraer, Foden lane 

Dawson Charles James, B.A. raaster of 

elementary day school. School lane 

Dawson James, farmer, Grange house 

Dobson John, butcher 

Downes Jas. farmer, registrar of births 

k deaths, k assistant overseer for 

township of Chorley, Alderiey 

Downes Richard, farmer, Carr's farm 

Dutton John, bookseller 4c stationer 

I Ford Henrv, butcher. Chapel street 

Ford Peter, frmr. k cattle dlr. Lindow 

Foster Samuel, station master 

Goldthorp John, collector to the Local 

Board, Davy lane 

Goss William, blacksmith 

Hayne Jno. frmr. Grange ho. Foden la 

HamUton Elzh.(Mrs.),8hpkpr.Brown8t 

Harslem Margt.(Mrs.),Inner. Lindow 

Hatch Wm. Hen. bldr. 4t joinr.Brown st 

Hatton Ann (Miss), laundress 

Haywood Benj. bldr. k stnrasn. Davy lo 

Henshaw David, wheelwright, Moss la 

Henshaw George, blacksraith. Moss la 

Henshaw Henry, grocer 4c wheelwright, 

Smithy lone 

Henshaw MaryAnn (Mrs.), cowkeeper. 

Smithy lane 

Henshaw Sophia (Mrs.), grocer, Post 

office 4cc 

Hidderley John B. hosier 

Hockenhull John, carter 

Hough Sarah (Miss), dressmkr.Mossla 

Howarth Rundle, farmer 

Howe Jane (Mrs.), farmer, Lindow 

Jaffrey Walter, plmbr.glzr.4c gasfitter 

Jones Jane (Mrs.), greengcr. Chapel st 

Kay Benjamin, plnihr. painter 4c glazier 

Keyworth Henry M. M.A. gentlemen's 

boarding 4c day school, Beeehfield 

Leach Thomas, painter 4c decorator 

Leadbeater John, stonemoson 

Lingard James, upholsterer. Smithy la 

Mason Jane (Mrs.), milliner 

Mason John, boot k shoe maker 

Massey Isaac, builder4c contractor 

Mellor Wm. frmr. k butcher, Sraithy la 

MooreHorriett(Mrs.),prvn. dlr.Lindow 

Mottram Joseph, farmer, Ryley lane 

Newton Elizabeth (Mrs.), grocer 

Nichols John, Royal Oak inn 

Norbury Joel, farmer, Chorley lane 

Norbury Joseph, butcher 

Ostick Joseph, butcher. Smithy lane 

[POST 

OFFICE 

Pearson Jobn, farmer 

Perrin Edward John, grocer. Chapel st 

Perrin Thomas, farraer, Foden lone 

Pickering William, draper k clothier 

Powell Ann (Mrs.), furniture broker 

Poynton Sf Worth Collieries, coal 

merchants (Thos. Clarke, agent) 

Prince Chas. Hen. baker 4c grcr. West st 

Queen's Hotel, L. k N. W. Railway 

Co.(AlfredCollins,maiiager),Alderley 

Edge station 

Read Thoraas, farraer, Lindow 

Rider Ann Amelia (Mrs), dressmaker, 

HUIfield 

Rider Mary Ann (Mi8s),draper 4c hosier 

Robinson John, upholsterer 

Rylands Eliza (Mrs), boot 4c shoe raaker 

Schroder Margaret (Miss),ladies'boarding 

4c dav school, Wilmslow road 

Shaw William, fishmonger 4c poulterer 

Shaw William (Mis.), milliner 4cdressraaker, 

Waverley house 

Smith Eleanor (Miss), teacher of music, 

Moss lane 

Smith Thomas, boot k shoe maker 

Smith Thomas James, coal merchant. 

Station yard 

Stanley Jacob, grocer 

Steel George, boot 4c shoe maker 

Steel Sarah(Mrs.),farmer,Pre8ton house 

STEVENS EDWARD, family grocer, 

wine, spirit k ale 4c porter merchant. 


Stonier Harriet (Mrs.), dressmaker 

Story Frank Scott Dudgeon, saddler 4c 

harness raaker 

Straker WUliara, taUor, Lindow 

Street Samuel, butcher 4c cattle dealer, 

Lindow 

Sutcliffe Hannah (Mrs.), laundress 

Tyler Saniiiel, nurseryman 4c seedsman, 

4c coach proprietor, School lane 

Union Bank of Manchester, Limited, 

open 10 to 2 Wednesdays 4c 10 to 1 

Saturdays (James Nichols, manager) 

Unsworth John, provision dlr. Lindow 

Warburton Charles, draper 

Ward Daniel, tailor 

Webb Jaraes, farmer 

Whalley William 4c Andrew, slate raerchants 

4c building inateriBl dealers 

Worsencroft Jsph. brickmaker, Lindow 

WorthTheodoric,baker4cgrocer, West st 

Wright Betty (Miss), dressmaker 

CHRISTLETON is a parish in the unions of Chester 

and Tarvin, comprising the townships of Christleton, 

Cotton Abbots, Cotton Edmunds, Littleton, and Rowton. 

The township of Christleton is 2^ miles southeast 

from Chester, in the western division of tbe 

county, in the lower division of Broxton hundred, 

Chester union and county court district and rural 

deanery, archdeaconry and diocese of Chester. The 

church is named in honour of St. James tbe Apostle; 

it is of red stone from the neighbouring quarry at 

Waverton; a good deal of white stone from Stourton 

hill has been introduced into the interior with good 

effect : the building consists of chancel, nave with 

clerestory, aisles and transepts, one of which forms 

the organ chamber, the other is seated for children: 

the church is fitted with open benches of oak, and will 

seat about 400 people ; the pulpit, which is of oak and 

walnut, on a base of polished Devonshire marble, was 

given by Mrs. Ince in memory of her husband, Townsend 

Ince ; the architect was W. Butterfield, esq : the 

base of the tower bas been converted into a baptistery, 

and contains a beautiful font—a bowl of Derbyshire 

fossil, marble shaft, top of Sicilian marble : the old 

west window of tbe tower has been filled with good 

stained glass: the baptistery represents " Christ blessing 

little children " ; it was given in memory of Theodosia 

Fanny Lace, by her husband, brothers and sisters : 

the tower, which probably dates from about the middle 

of the 16th century, has survived two rebuildings, 

one in 1739 and the other in 1876-77, when it was 

heightened and thoroughly repaired: it contains a 

peal of 8 bells. The register dates from the year [ ]. 

The living is a rectory, yearly value about £700, 

with a good house, rebuilt in the year 1870 by 

the present rector, the Rev. Lionel Garnett, B.A. of 

Brasenose College, Oxford : it is in the gift of H. 

Garnett, esq. of Wyreside, near Lancaster. A very 

beautiful row of four almshouses, in the old Cheshire 

half-timbered style was built by the late Mrs. .James 

Dixon, of Littleton, in memory of her husband and 

son ; the architect was Mr. J. Scott, son of Sir Gilbert 

Scott. A sum of £100 was left by the late James 

Dixon, esq. of Littleton, the interest to be used as the 

rector shall think fit for the benefit of the poor of the 

parish. There are chapels for the Independents. There 

is a National school for boys and girls, and a Sunday 

school is held at the school-room ; also a workmen's 

club. The Chester and Eliesmere canal passes close to 

the villages. The soil is strong clay and sandy; the 

subsoil is clayey and marly. The chief crop is wheat, 

and a considerable quantity of cheese is made in the 

parish. John Brook Wood, esq. (who is lord of tbe 

manor), and Mrs. Townsend Ince are the principal landowners. 

There are some small charities, amounting to 

£6, The area is—parish 3,191 acres ; township 1,465 

acres : rateable value—parish £5,582 ; township £ 

the population in 1871 was—parish 987; township 704 

Parish Clerk, George Mayers. 

POST OFFICE.—Thomas Johnson, postmaster. 

arrive from Chester at 7 a.m.; dispatched at 6.25 p.m. 

Parochial School (boys), Samuel Earlam, master 

Parochial School (girls), Mrs. Jane Goodyer, mistress 

Letters

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