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184 BIKTLES.Rogers Thos. corn miller ft farmerWorthington Ephraim, farmer.RoughheysOVER ALDERLET.Marked thus * receive their lettersthrough Macclesfield.*PhiUips-Brocklehurst R. W. DouglasJ.P. Hare HiUCOMMERCIAL.*Allman John 4 William, farmers kseed potato growers''Barker Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer,Trugs farmBirtles George, farmerBirtles Theophilus, farmerCHESHIRE.Bradley Eliza (Miss), frmr. Higher ho•Bridle David, farmerBrocklehurst John, farmerCheetham Isaac, farmer<strong>Cheshire</strong> John (Mrs.), farmerDavenport James, farmerDooley Albert, farmerEtchell John, farmerFoden Robt. farmer. High.Tew tree*Foden William, laundry* Goodwin Arthur, farmerGrange Herbert, cowkeeperHatton Thos. frmr. Broad Heath fi-mHodgson Thomas, farmer*Hulme Alfred, farmerKnowles Frederick, farmerKnowles William, cowkeeperLeah William, farmerBLACON-cum-CBABWALIi is a township in theparish of Holy Trinity, Chester city, in the Wirral divisionof the county, higher division of the hundred otWirral. union and county court district of Chester, andpetty sessional division ot Chester Castle. The ShropshireUnion canal passes through the township. Blaconis ij miles west from Chester, on the Flintshire border,with a station on the <strong>Cheshire</strong> Lines and Great Central(late M. S. and L.) joint railways. Crabwell is 2 miles[KELLY'SLomas Jabez, farmer•Massey Arthur, smith•Massey Henry, joiner 4 builderOakes Albert, farmer. Park farmPostles James, tailorPostles William, boot maker•Powell Ralph, farmerRead Samuel, farmerRiley Wilfred, farmer. High LeesSlater Peter, farmerThomson Robert Lindsay, farmerSlade laneThorley John, farmerVenables Thomas, farmerWorthington Arthur, farmerWright Frederick, cowkeeperWright James, cowkeeperWright James, farmernorth-west from Chester. The Earl of Grewe E.G.,P.C. is lord of the manor, and Mrs. Mary Anne Davies,of Meadowbank, is the chief landowner. The soil isclay; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are pasturage.The area is 1,075 acres; rateable value, ;^2,222; thepopulation in 1901 was 258.Letters through Chester, which is the nearest moneyorder 4 telegraph office, ij miles distantRailway Station, Blacon, John G. Loft, station masterSmyth George L. Crabwall hall 1 Davius Thomas, farmer. Crabwall frm 1 Smith Leonard Plumbe,farmer,BlaconCharmley Matilda (Mrs.), farmer, Dodd Henry, farmer, Blacon house 1 pointBlacon hall I 'BOLLINGTOIT (near Altrincham) is a small town-.-ship and viUage on the river Bollin and the road fromAltrincham to Warrington, and near the Bridgwater canal,i^ mUes south from Dunham Massey station on the' Warrington and Altrincham section of the Londonand Nort^ Westem railway and 3 south-west from Altrincham; the parish wa« formed Aug. 10, 1869, out ofthe original parishes ot Rostherne and Bowdon, comprisingthe townships of BoUington, Agden anda portion of Millington, in the Altrincham division ofthe county, Bucklow union, Altrincham petty sessionaldivision and county court district, rural deanery ofBowdon, archdeaconrv of Macclesfield and diocese of'Che.ster. The river Bollin forms the north-east boundaryof the township. The church of the Holy Trinity, consecrated10 Nov. 1854, '8 a building of stone in the EarlyEnglish style, consisting of chancel, nave, south porchand a western turret containing one bell: the churchhas an open timber framed root and a stone pulpit andfont, and affords 260 sittings, about 170 of which arefree. The register dates from the year 1870. The Uvingis a vicarage, net yearly value ^£^212, with residence,in the gift of the vicar of Rostherne, and held since1895 by the Rev. Charles James Bradshaw M.A. ofCorpus Christi College, Cambridge. The vicarage housewas built in 1883, by a grant from the EcclesiasticalCommissioners and private subscription, upon an acreof land given by the 7th Earl of Stamford and the 3rdand last of Warrington (d. 1883). On the river Bollinis a large corn mill. The Earl of Stamford, who islord of the manor, and Lord Egerton of Tatton are theeole landowners. The soil is in some parts clay; subsoil,heavy clay. The chief crops are wheat, oats,potatoes &c. The area ot the township is 647 acres;rateable value, £1,731; the population in 1901 was 215,and of the parish 375Sexton, George Burgess.-public Elementary School, built in 1857 °^ a siteadjoining the churchj'ard, for 90 children; average.attendance, 74 ; Miss Alice Davenport, mistressBOLLINGTON.Bradshaw Rev. Charles James M.A(vicar). VicarageKenyon Frederick W. Ivy lodgeWorrall John B. Bollin houseThis school is under the control of the Lymm EducationSub-CommitteePost Office.—'Miss Annie Evans, sub-postmistress. Lettersthrough Altrincham, arrive at 7.50 a.m. 4 6,50p.m. 4 dispatched at 9.20 a.m. 4 7.5 p.m. week daysonly. The nearest money order office is at BroomEdge 4 telegraph office at BowdonAGDEN is a small township, 4 miles south-west fromAltrincham, in the hundred of Bucklow. Heatley, abont2 miles north, is the nearest railway station on the Altrinchamand Warrington section of the London and NortiiWestern raUway. Agden Hall, fhe residence of OswaldG. Moseley esq. is a fine old Elizabethan mansion,beautifully seated upon a commanding eminence, overlookingthe woods of Dunham park and a fertile bractof country extending into the adjoining county of Lancaster.Major Sir Philip W, Chetwode bart. of OakleyHall, Staffordshire, is the lord of the manor and solelandowner. The population in 1901 was 115, and thearea is 607 acres; rateable value, ^1,208.Letters through Altrincham, arrive about 8.30 a.m.;dispatched at 8.30 a.m. 4 6.15 p.m. The nearestmoney order office is at Broomedge 4 telegraph officeat Rostherne. Letters for Agden Hall via LymmMILLINGTON is a small township, 4 mUes southwestfrom Altrincham and 5 west-north-west fromKnutsford, and consisting principally of scatteredfarms. There is a Wesleyan chapel, erected in 1834;Congregational, at Bucklow Hill, erected in 1828, and aBaptist chapel, erected about 1750. Lord Egerton ofTatton is lord of the manor and principaj, landowner.The soil is clay; subsoil, sandy. The population in 1901was 225, and the area 747 acres; rateable value, £iM9-Letters through Altrincham. Letters from BucklowHiU through Knutsford. There is a WaU Box atBucklow Hill, which is cleared at 5.45 p.m. on weekdays only. "The nearest money order 4 telegraphoffice is at Rostherne, i mile distantLeech George, farmer, Tewtree farm I Wood George, farm bailiff to the EarlOwen WiUiam, farmerof Stamford's estatePennington Nathaniel, farmer, Spode! Tar wood John,Green farmPerrin Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeperTonge William, sextonWarburton Isaac, farmer. Brook farmfarmerMILLINGTON.Letters for Bucklow HUl are receivedCOMMEBCI-VL.from Knutsford.Clarke Thomas, farmerLonge Charles BCowen Thomas, The Swan P.HAGDEN.Hezzopulo S. Montabelo,Bucklow BmDavies WilUam, farmerMoseley Oswald G. Agden hallBahr Alfd. Edwin,Vine ho.Bucklow HIEvins Annie (Miss), grocr. Post office Blackledge John L. farmerCOMMKHOIAL.Evans George, miller 4 baker Copeland Edward, blacksmith Burgess Saml. blacksmith,Bucklow HIGUlibrand John, wheelwright KelsaU Wm. farmr. Wolstencroft frm Garter William, farmerHall James, farmer. New farm Knowles Joseph, farmer. Booth bank Ghorlton . Wm. farmer,Booth Bank fmHulme James, farmerSaunders Edward, land steward toiDuncalfe John, farmerJefferson Fredk.T.StamfordArms P.H Oswald G. Moseley esqHarrison Edward, farmerKemp Martha (Mrs.), beer retaUer Starkey John C farmer, Brook farm | Higginson Thos. farmr. 4 asst. oversrLeather John B. Nag's Head P.HStarkey Samuel, farmer 4 assistant Longe Charles R. estate agent toLeather W m. B, frmr. BoUington hall^ overseer 4 coUr. of taxes.Brook frm Lord Egerton of Tatton
186 BOLLINGTON. CHESHIRE. [KELtlljPRIVATE RESIDENTS.Armfield Mrs. Alderley viewBeard WUUam T. MayfieldBishell Eev. Charles T. (PrimitiveMethodist), The Laurels,Shrigley rdBlunt Charles, Green mountBond Rev. Samuel (Congregational)Carlisle Allen Blair, Holly bank. ChancerylaneCarton Rev. George R.D. (Catholic),Chapel streetGlaye Herbert Stanford, Elm house,BoUington CrossGrafton Francis Frederick, BarleyGrange, BoUington CrossGreensill James H. West DaleGreg Herbert, The Mount, BoUingtonCrossHammond William, Shrigley roadHeaver Geo. Jevington,Grimshaw laBOLLINGTON.Henstock Mrs. Fern cot. Shrigley rdHodgkinson WiUiam, HoUin Old hallHunstone Jas. Wm. Lower House cotIrving Nathaniel, GreenfieldJohnston Henry Stapleton, West view,Palmerston streetKenyon Oliver, Shrigley roadKing Rev. Alfred Hamilton M.A.(vicar). Vicarage, Shrigley roadKing Alfred John, Rock BankKnowles Richard, Orchard house,BoUington CrossLawson John Thomas, East hillLeighton Mrs. Lower houseMain David WUliam M.B. WeUingtonroadMartin R. B. LimefieldMason Wm.Bollin bank, Palmerston stMyott Frederick, Brooklands houseNash Rev. Thos. James M.A. (curateSt. John the Baptist), Shrigley rdCOMMEBCIAL.Early dosing day, Tuesday, i p.m.Ainsworth James, hair dresser, lo Church streetAndrew John Herbert M.P.S. pharmaceutical chemist,Palmerston streetAnkers Hedley Moore, ironmonger. Water streetArdern Elizh. (Mrs.),Dog 4 Partridge P.H.Palmerston stAshton Jane (Miss), district nurse, 'Wellington roadBagnall Thomas, boot maker. High streetBamford Henry, shopkeeper, 25 Adiington roadBann Simeon, grocer, Shrigley roadBannister Brothers, cabinet makers. Chapel streetBannister Thomas, upholsterer, 8 Shrigley roadBarber Solomon, farmer, LimefieldBarlow Harriet (Miss), shopkeeper, 37 Water streetBarrow John Thomas, butcher, i Henshall roadBeard Ethel (Mrs.), dress maker, Palmerston streetBeard Jesse, fent dealer, Palmerston streetBeard William, farmer. Moss farm. Lower houseBeard William, joiner, builder, 4 dealer in all kinds ofenglish 4 foreign timber, hair, laths 4c.; saw mills.Aqueduct wharfBlease Arthur, grocer, farmer ft sub-postmaster, BollingtonGrossBoUington 4 Pott Shrigley Conservative Club (GeorgeW, Woodall, sec), Adiington roadBoUington Urban District Gas Works (Samuel Knight,sec.; WUliam Bogerson, manager). Princess streetBoUington Sarah (Mrs.), grocer, Shrigley roadBradbury 4 Cragg, quarry ownersBradbury Annie (Miss), grocer. High streetBradbury Joseph, coal merchant, Bailway stationBroadhead James, farmer. Cocks Shed heyBroster Thomas, grocer, Henshall roadBrown Henry, fishmonger, Palmerston streetBrown Henry, greengrocer, 2 Henshall roadBrown Jeremiah J. farmer, Clarke laneBrown Thomas, hair dresser 4 tobacconist,Palmerston stBuUen Martha (Mrs.), grocer, 95 Palmerston streetBullock Joseph Ralph, saddler, 2 Grimshaw terraceBunting Mary (Mrs.), coal dealer, Palmerston streetBurdin John Bobert, wheelwright, Wellington roadBurt 4 Sons, boot makers, Palmerston streetCampbell Ernest, milliner, 6 Grimshaw laneCarter EUzabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper. High streetCasey Patrick, fried fish dealer, Palmerston streetCawson WUliam, beer retailer, 21 Lord streetChadwick Edward, stationer 4 printer. High streetGhallener WiUiam, cab proprietor, Wellington roadGbatterton Joseph Edward, station masterClarke Joseph, tripe dealer, 5 Church streetClayton John Thomas, insurance agent, 2 Princess stGoe Thomas L. shopkeeper, 26 Church streetGoe Wm. plumber, painter 4 paperhanger, 75 Water stCooke Elizabeth Ann (Mrs.), tobacconist, HenshaU roadGooney John Peter, draper. High streetCooper Miss, farmer. Hedge rowCooper Thomas, dogger, 9 Water streetCooper Thomas, farmer. Oven houseCope Thomas B. confectioner, 49 Water streetCragg George Henry, shopkeeper, Ingersley roadCricket Club (Edmund Lomas Oliver, president: JohnW. WooUam, sec) , -"u"Cronin Joseph, shopkeeper, 15 Church streetCumberbirch Harold, builder ft carpenter. High streetCumberbirch Mary Ann(Mrs.),Queen's ArmsP.H.High stDavenport George, farmerDavies Arthur, beer retaUer, 40 Water streetOliver Edmund Lomas, WaterhouseOwen Bobert Holland, Bleak houseParrott Thos. Beech ho.Palmerston tiBogerson William, Swiss viUasStone Edward Saj-nor, Pahnerston stSutton Joseph, Woodbine cottage,BoUington CrossTheaker Miss, Swiss vUlasTurner Alan Stanley, Ash view,' IngersleyroadUnwin Mrs. Chancery laneWanklyn John Alfred, Turner BeatiWebster Bev. John (Wesleyan), TheManse. Wellington roadWetton William, Olive bankWilliamson Hesketh Goddard, ShrigleyroadWilson James Alexander, Oak bankWylde Harold, MayfieldWylde Miss, 'Willow bank,ChanceTy laDavies Charles H. Boyal Oak P.H. Princess streetDavies Thomas, joiner, Grimshaw laneEdge Thomas, beer retailer, Ingersley roadEvans Mary Annie (Mrs.), beer retaUer, 29 Adiington rdFaulder Clement, blacksmith ft farrier, Wellington roadGallemore James, hair dresser. High streetGardiner John, farmer. Mount farmGarside James Newman, draper, 14 High streetGatenby Bobert, sub-postmaster ft stationer, Post officeGee Charlotte (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 73 Water streetGibson Lavinia (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Palmerston streetGleave James Henry, butcher. High streetGleave John, cycle agent. High streetGoodwin Abraham, insurance agent, 26 Wellington rdGoodwin Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper. Water streetGreat Central (late M, S. ft L.) BaUway CO.'s Canal(William King, agent). Canal wharfGreen Fred L.B.A.M., L.L.C.M. teacher of the pianoforte,43 Palmerston streetGreenhalgh WiUiam, Meridian inn. Palmerston streetGreensiU James H., M.B.C.S.Eng,, L.S.A, surgeon,West daleHall ft Sons, coal merchants, Bailway stationHall Ernest, hair dresser, 38 Water streetHammond Albert, chemist, Palmerston streetHamson Jsph.plumber, painter ft paper hanger,Shrigley rdHamson Miss, apartments, Victoria mount, Shrigley rdHarding John William, farmer. Mode HiU farmHarper Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper. 7 Church streetHarrison Bachel (Mrs.), monumental mason, 62 WellingtonroadHeaps John, hardware dealer, 31 Water streetHeaps Thomas, dogger, Shrigley road^ ';•Heath Joseph A. Cock ft Pheasant P.H.BoUington Cm»Heathcote EUen (Mrs.), butcher. Church streetHeaver Brothers Limited, brewers 4 bottlers. BoilingtonbreweryHenshall WiUiam, shopkeeper. High streetHewitt George, beer retailer, Clarke laneHeys Emma (Mrs.), confectioner, 70 Palmerston streetHeys Florence E. (Miss), mUliner, Palmerston streetHeywood Samuel, slater. Ingersley roadHilton John, beer retailer, BoUington CrossHodkinson Elizh. (Miss), shopkeeper, 21 WelUngtoB'toHowe Arthur, builder 4 joiner, Palmerston streetHulme Herbert, coUector to Urban District Ooundl,Shrigley roadHunstone James WUliam ft Co. cotton manufacturers,Lower House millHunt James ft Sons, coal merchants, EaUway stationIngham Mary (Mrs.), milliner, High streetJackson Alfred, shopkeeper, 41 Wellington roadJackson John, butcher ft corn dealer, Palmerston stJackson Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 22 Princess streetJackson William, butcher, Palmerston streetJackson WilUam, farmer, Shrigley roadJames Elizabeth Ann (Mrs.), stationer ft sub-postflWtress.West BoUingtonJohnston Henry Stapleton L.E.C.P. ft S.irel.,'L.M. w''geon, West view, Palmerston streetJones Arthur, printer. High streetKay William, draper, Palmerston streetKing A. J. ft Co. Limited, bleachers, Ingersley val*Kirkham Mary J. (Miss), dress maker, Palmerston •
DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. BOSLEY. 187Latham's Limited, grocers, 77 Water streetLeigh Thomas, blacksmith. Queen streetLower House Library (Jas. Leighton, sec). Lower hoMacclesfield Equitable Provident Society Lim. (branch)(Jsph. Leah, mgr.), Palmerston st. ft WeUington stMam David WUUam M.B. (4 Ch.B.Vict. physician 4surgeon, certifying factory surgeon, 4 medical officerof health to the Urban District <strong>Council</strong> ft medicalofficer ft public vaccinator BoUington district, Macclesfieldunion, Wellington roadManchester ft Livei^ool District Banking Co. Limited(sub-branch) (Beginald Eowland, manager); opendaUy from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.; sat. 10 a.m, to i p.m.Palmerston street; draw on London office, 71; GornhiUEC-Marsden Walker, Holly Bush P.H. Palmerston streetMaurice Ehzh. ft AbigaU (Misses), confrs.Grimshaw terMitchell James, brass ft iron founder, John st. Water stMoore Harry, Bed Lion P.HMoores Thomas Bichard, taUor, 6 WeUington roadMoss John, insurance agent, 39 WelUngton roadMurphy John, boot maker, High .streetNational Telephone Co. Limited (Mrs. Sarah Ann Clay,operator), 41 Water streetNeedham Isaac, farmer. Turner HeathNeild James, shopkeeper, Palmerston streetNelson James & Sons Limited, butchers. High streetOak Bank Printing Co. Limited, caUco printersOldfield Frederick, watch maker. High streetOldham Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 63 Grimshaw laneOliver Thomas ft Sons (BoUington) Limited, cottonspinners, Waterhouse mUlsOttley Annie Eliasabeth (Mrs.), grocer, WeUington roadOttley Henry James, jun. saddler, Wellington roadParrott George, farmer, BoUington CrossParrott John, wheelwright, BoUington CrossPearson Elizh. 4 Ann (Misses), mUliners, Palmerston stPerry Charles George, boot maker, Palmerston streetPilkington Bichard, confectioner, 19 Church streetPilsbury Mary (Mrs.), grocer, 43 WeUington roadPimlott ft Co, mineral water ft bobbin mnfrs. Queen stPoUitt Rachel Amelia (Mjs.), draper, Water streetRatlaffe Joseph, sheet metal worker, Wellington roadRavensdale Josiah, draper, 5 Grimshaw laneBobinson EUzabeth (Miss), shopkeeper, Palmerston stBogerson William, manager of the Urban District CoundlGas Works, Princess streetBose John, insurance agent, Henshall roadBowland Beginald, manager of the Manchester ft LiverpoolDistrict Bank, ft treasurer to the Urban District<strong>Council</strong>, Palmerston streetBowbotham W. ft Sons, timber merchants, Albert Boadsaw mills, Palmerston streetBoyle William, insurance agent, 15 Grimshaw terraceShires Cuthbert, beer retailer. Queen streetShires WUliam, Spinners' Arms P.H. Palmerston streetShrowder Hannah (Miss), draper. High streetSigley Mary (Miss), confectioner, Palmerston streetFSrVATE RESIDENTS.Davenport Henry, HoUin hallPaton James, Daisy bankSnape Mrs. Bock cottageWillott Miss, BocksideCOMMERCIAL.Bayley Frederick T, beer retailerBOSLEY' is a township, village and parish, constitutedin 1858 out of Prestbury and formed into a districtchapeky Feb, 16, 1883; it is on the road from Macclesfieldto Leek, Staffs, -with a station on the Churnet Valleybranch ot the North Staffordshire railway, 6 milessouth from Macclesfield, 17^ north-east from Stoke-on-Trent, 7 from Leek, 5 east-north-east from Congleton and163 from London, in the Macclesfield division of thecounty, petty sessional division of Prestbury, Macclesfieldhundred, union and county court district, and in the ruraldeanery and archdeaconry of Macclesfidd and diocese ofChester. The church of St. Mary the Virgin, originaUyNorman, is a small edifice of brick, rebuUt, -with the exceptionof the tower, in 1777, and consisting of chancel(added in 1834), nave, and an ancient and low embattledtower containing 4 bells: the organ was the gift of JosepbStubbs esq, in 1879: the brass lectern was presentedby Mrs, Peel, of the Manor House, in memory of her husband,Charles Peel esq. who died 18 July, 1889: thestained east window is a memorial to Mrs. Sarah Sutcliffe,d, 24 Jan, 1859, and was erected by her husband,the Bev. WUliam SutcUffe M.A. incumbent of this parish(1833-70): there are four other stained windows in thenave, induding one to Abraham BuUock, d. 9 March, 1894,and a mural tablet to John WUUams Nowell esq. ofSimpson Charles, beer retailer, Chapel streetSladin Thomas, draper 4 milliner. High streetSlater Henry 4 Leigh Lim, paper stainers. The Lower miUStamper Lena (Miss), tobacconist, Palmerston streetStaveley Coal 4 Iron Go. Limited, coUiery proprietorsStonier John Thomas, insurance agent, Henshall roadStringer William, wheelwright. Turner HeathStubbs Sarah Maria (Mrs.), farmer, Ingersley roadSwindells George 4 Son Limited, cotton manufacturers,Adelphi mill 4 Clarence millSwindells Sarah (Mrs.), grocer 4 draper, BoUington CrossTaylor Hedley, shopkeeper, 57 Water streetTaylor Mary Hannah (Miss), fried fish dlr. 56 Water stThompson Arthur, news agent, BoUington CrossTrueman John, farmer, Stokehurst endTurner Thomas ft Son, auctioneers, Ingersley roadTnte William H. boot repairer, Turner HeathUnwin James, beer retailer, Ingersley roadUnwin Jas. Ingham, draper 4 ho. furnshr, Palmerston stUnwin Samuel, farmer. The HurstUnwin Samuel, grocer 4 draper. Chancery laneUnwin Simeon, boot maker, WelUngton roadUrban District Water Works (James S. Trueman, supt)Vernon Eight Hon, Lord, coal merchant (Arthur Gleave,agent). Aqueduct wharfWainwright Arthur, dogger, 69 Water streetWalker Alfred, horse slaughterer. Queen streetWalkley Martha (Mrs.), drug stores. High streetWalmsley Elizabeth (Mrs.), stationer, 39 Water streetWarburton Thos. ft Son, watch makers, Palmerston stWarburton George, baker 4 grocer, 20 Adiington road! Watson Joseph ft Sons, grocers 4 corn dealers. High stWatson Thomas, china 4 earthenware dlr. Palmerston stWatts Fred, grocer, 5 Water streeti Welch Jsph. (exors. of), coal mers. BoUington stationWetton Joseph & Sons Limited, quarry owners ftj stone merchants, Kerridge, BUlinge, Windyway, Tegsnose4 BoUington stone quarries; saw mills 4 offices,' adjoining BoUington Station, Great Central Eailway,T N 14, See advertisementWhitehurst Henry, grocer, 75 4 77 Wellington roadWhitehurst Samuel, draper, Wdlington roadWhitehurst Thomas, frudterer. High streetWhittaker Mary A. (Mrs.), shopkeeper. Lower houseWilliamson Hesketh Goddard, surveyor, Shrigley roadWilliamson John Peter, joiner 4 buUder, Shrigley roadWilliamson Euth (Mrs.), beer ret.4 farmer,96 Church stWoodall George WiUiam, estate agent, 4 Henshall roadWoodaU WiUiam, Wagon 4 Horses P.H. WeUington rdWoodhead Charles, Turners' Arms P.H. Ingersley roadWoollam John W, baker 4 grocer, Palmerston streetWorthington Noah, farmer, Glue Shed farmWragg Benjamin, butcher, Palmerston streetWright Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, High streetWright Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper. High streetWright Bichard, grocer, Shrigley roadWylde Edward, grocer, High streetKEERIDGE.Brown Arthur, farmerCoverley Jn.Hy.grocer & sub-postmstrDavenport Wm. 4 H, M. blacksmithsFox James, farmerOakes John, farmer, Swanscoe farmPickford John C farmer ft buUderPickford Lawrence, farmer,Five AshesSidebotham Joseph, grocerTrueman James S, surveyor ft sanitaryinspector to the Urban District<strong>Council</strong> ft supt. of water wks.Oak laWetton Jsph.&Sons Ltd.quarry ownrsWhitehurst William, grocer ft draperWhittle James, beer retaUer,Bed WayDec, 1837: the church was restoredMacclesfield, d.and reseated in 1878 and affords 250 sittings. The registersdate from the year 1728, The hving is a vicarage,net yearly value ;^8o, with 35 acres of glebe and residence,in the gift of the vicar of Prestbury, and held since1891 by the Bev, George Edward O'Brien M.A. of Queen'sCoUege, Oxford, The Wedeyan Methodist chapel, builtin 1895, will seat 180 persons. Charities:—^Dawson andThornley's, of £2 7s. 4d. for distribution in money andbibles in Bosley and the neighbourhood; Boger Holland's,of 5s. yearly, due on St. Thomas' day, being acharge on Hunter's Pool Farm at Mottram St. Andrew,and Leigh and Bennett's charity of £6 iis. 8d, whichbelongs to the minister. A fine sheet of water, covering120 acres, is used as a reservoir for the Macclesfieldcanal. The township contains 3,086 acres of land andIII of water, all the property of the Earl of Harrington,who is lord of the manor. Bateable value, ;^4,7i4; thepopulation in 1901 was 353.Sexton and Clerk, WUliam Cheetham.Post Office.—^Miss Julia Cheetham, sub-postmistress.Letters arrive from Macclesfield at 7.20 a.m.; dispatchedthereto at 5.50 p.m.; no deUvery on Sundays.The nearest money order office is at Bngla-wton: BosleyStation is the nearest telegraph office, but the
DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. BOWDON. 189BOWDONBOWDON is an extensive parish and township, 9 milessouth from Manchester, 7 from Knutsford, 12 from Northwichand I south-west from Altrincham, with a stationlocally in Stamford road, Altrincham, on the Manchester,South Junction and Altrincham railway, and connectedalso with the neighbouring stations on the London andNorth Western and <strong>Cheshire</strong> Lines raUways (Hale Station),in the Altrincham division of the county, hundredand union of Bucklow, county court district of Altrincham,rural deanery of Bowdon, archdeaconry of Macclesfieldand diocese of Chester. The town occupies a commandingeminence, affording fine views of the valley of Bollinand the surrounding country for many miles; its delightfuland healthy situation, and the facilities of raUwaycommunication which it enjoys, have made it a popularplace of residence for the wealthier classes of Manchester," The Local Government Act, 1858 " was adopted 22Jan, 1864, but the township, formerly under the controlof a Local Board, is now governed by an Urban District<strong>Council</strong>, under the provisions of the " Local GovernmentAct, 1894" (56 and 57 Vict, c 73) and is supplied withwater by the North <strong>Cheshire</strong> Water Go.The Urban District is divided into East, North, Southand West Wards.The parish church of the Blessed Virgin Mary, firsterected during the Saxon times, and thrice restored, accordingto a brass inscription in the interior, in theyears iioo, 1320 and 1570, was rebuilt with enlargements,on the same site, in i860, at a cost of ;^i5,ooo,under the direction of Mr. W. H. Brakspear, architect,of Manchester, in the Transition style between theDecorated and Perpendicular periods, and is a cruciformedifice, consisting of chancel, with north andsouth chapels, transepts, clerestoried nave, north andsouth porches, and an embattled westem tower, 91 feetin height, with pinnacles, and containing a clock and 6belU: the base of the tower forms a western porch:both chapels were formerly the burying places of theEarls of Stamford and Warrington, but the presentfamily vault is under the south or Dunham chapel:in the south or Dunham chapel is a fine mural monumentwith inscribed tablet, sculptures and allegorical figuresto Henry 2nd Baron Delamere and ist Earl of Warrington,tried for high treason, but honourably acquitted,1676; oh. 2 Jan. 1693-4; and to Mary (Langham) hiscountess, oh. 23 March, 1690-91; here also is anotherlarge mural monument, -with Ionic pillars supportinga pediment adorned -with figures of cherubs, and at theback a shield of arms of 60 quarterings and two medaUionportradts; on the monument is a long inscription tothe H«n. Langham Booth, d. 12 May, 1724; and tothe Hon. Henry Booth, M.P. for <strong>Cheshire</strong>, 1661-80, d.2 Feb. 1726-7: in Garrington chapel is a fine monumentwith recumbent effigies, to WUliam Brereton esq.of Ashley, ob. 29 Aug. 1630, and Jane (Warburton) hiswife, ob, 2 March, 1627; the figure of the former Uesunder an arch in the upper stage of the monument, andbelow, under a marble canopy, supported on pillars of theCorinthian order, is that of his -wife; ten members of theBrereton family were buried here from 1570 to 1660, andthe registers also record numerous baptisms: in the chancelproper is a brass to the Rev. John Kingsley M.A.formerly curate here, and some time vicar of Dunham Massey,d, Nov, 1869; and one to Ven, WiUiam Pollock D.D.vicar of Bowdon and archdeacon of Chester, d. n Oct.1873 ; and there are other memorials to Thomas AsshetonSmith esq, d, 1769, and Harriet his wife, d. 1778, and toThomas, their son, d. 1774; and to Edward JeremiahLloyd esq, ot Oldfield HaU, d. 3 July, 1850: the stainedeast window was presented by W, Nield esq. in memory ofhis -wife, who died in 1859, and the west window, a memorialto Margaret Annie Glegg, was placed in 1854 byher parents; the large stained windows in the transeptswere given by Lady Murray, of Oldfield HaU, and E. Joynsonesq. of Bowdon, and there are five others, chiefly memorials: the font, presented in i860 by jNIiss Joynson, consistsof an octagonal basin of Painswick stone, richlycarved, and supported on a shaft of Devonshire marble:the brass lectern was the gift in 1891 of F. G. Napieresq.: there are 1,164 sittings in addition to those in theDimham chapel: the churchyard was leveUed and inclosedby a wall and raiUngs in i860. The register dates from theyear 1627. The living is a vicarage, net yearly -value^^673, with 10 acres of glebe and residence, erected in1864, in the gift of the Bishop of Chester, and held sinceif73 by the Rev. Arthur Gore D.D. of Trinity CoUege,Dublin, examining chaplain to the Bishop of Chester,canon residentiary of Chester Cathedral, and surrogate.The mission church of St. Luke, in Vicarage lane,erected in 1882, is served from the parish church. TheSt. Paul's Wesleyan Methodist chapel, Enville road,erected in 1880, at a cost, including Sunday schoolsand minister's house, of ;£'3o,ooo, is a building of .stone,in the Gothic style, from designs by Mr. W. H. Brakspear,architect, and will seat 700 persons. There aretwo other small Wesleyan Methodist chapels, one inVicarage lane and one in Priory street. "The charitiesfor distribution in bread, to be given away to the poorevery Sunday, and in clothing, amount altogether toabout ;^no yearly; George Earl of Warrington left bywiU dated 22 July, 1754, a sum of ;^5,ooo, in 1902 ofthe capital value of ^^5,610, invested in Consols, forapprenticing, educating or clothing poor children, or forclothing or affording other relief to aged persons;Walton's, Cooke's, and Bagshaw's charities; produce ;^2i6yearly for educational purposes and bedding. The Earlof Stamford is lord of the manor and chief landowner.The population of the township and Urban District in1901 was 2,788; the acreage, 845 acres of land and 5of water; rateable value in 1910, j£'29,845.Parish Clerk, Henry Goulden.Bowdon comprises the townships of Agden, Altrincham,Ashley, Baguley, BoUington, Garrington, Dunham Massey,Hale, Partington and Timperley, all of which are givenunder separate headings.Bowdon Town Sub-Post, M. O. 4 T. Office, Stamfordroad.—Miss Kathleen Ormson, sub-postmistress.Letters arrive through Altrincham. Box cleared at8.30 4 10 a.m. k 12.15, i-i5. 4' S-iS. 7. 8.15 4 9.45p.m. week days; Sundays at 6.15 p.m. TelegraphOffice open on Wednesdays from 8 a.m. to i p.mTown Sub-Post 4 M. 0. Office, Vicarage lane.—Mrs.Sarah Oglethorpe, sub-postmistress. Letters throughAltrincham, dispatched at 8.15 ft 11.45 ^.m. 4 i, 3, 5,7, 7.45 4 9.45 p.m. ; Sundays, 5.45 p.mURBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL.Meet at the Board room, Richmond road, on the lasttuesday in every month.Members.All retire in 1911.Chairman, Tedbar Hopkin J.P.East Ward.John HawkerI Richard A. WarburtonJsph.WatsonSidebothamJ.P |North Ward.Tedbar Hopkin J.P I Thomas StephensHenry Richmond Hutton |South Ward.Alfred GuyI Isaac WarburtonWilliam Hampson IWest Ward.John HallI John Howard WhitworthEdwd. Jn. Sidebotham J.P |Officials.Clerk, Willis Paterson, solicitor, n Stamford street,AltrinchamAssistant Clerk 4 CoUector, James W. Percival, Sandylea, Stamford road, BowdonTreasurer, R. R. Kirby, Lloyds Bank Lim. AltrinchamMedical Officer of Health, MotherweU Duggan M.R.CS.Eng., L.R.CP.Edin. The DownsSurveyor fc Sanitary Inspector, Harry Pownall, Richmondroad<strong>County</strong> Police Station, Park road, John Thomas Hayesfc Harry Wibberley,sergeants in charge,ft 3 con^ablesPUBLIC OFFICERS.Collector of Poor Rates ft Assistant Overseer, James W,Percival, Sandy lea, Stamford roadCollector of Taxes, WUliam Moody, 31 Market street,AltrinchamPublic Elementary School, built in 1806 ft rebuilt on anew site in 1870 ft enlarged in 1906 ft 1910, fcr 335chUdren; average attendance, 206; Alfred JamesBlakeman, master
190 BOWDON. CHESHIRE. [KELlVfePublic Elementary School, Vicarage lane (Infants),erected in 1909, for 120 chUdren; average attendance,70; Miss M. H. Skinner, mistressThese schools are under the control of the AltrinchamEducation Sub-Committee; Joseph Howarth, EducationOffices, Market street, Altrincham, clerkPRIVATE RESIDENTS.Abbott Charles Emest R. Holmbury,Winton roadAbbott Thos. Ingledene, Richmond rdAbbott Thos.G.Highgate,Ea.Downs rdAlexander WiUiam Clark L.R.C.P. ftS.Edin. Delamer roadAUinson Joseph Mactaggart, TheThorns, East Downs roadAmbery Miss, Welbeck, Portland roadAmbery Thomas. Ingleton,Stamford rdAppleby Herbert F.CS. Ivy dene.Vale roadArmstrongThos.Crane mr.Portland rdArnold Herbert Wm, South Holme,Bow Green roadArrowsmith Jasper, Bryn croft.Grange roadAshworth Frank, The Vale, Vale roadAshworth Mrs. Heathwood, Heald rdAtkinson C5rril, The Cottage,Catherine roadBaldwin Ebenezer,The Briars,West rdBallard WilUam Henry, Penrose,Winton roadBanam Franc,Aldwych,East Downs rdBardsley Mrs.2 The Lymes, Priory rdBarker Rev. Gilbert David M.A,(curate), St. Mary's roadBarker Kenneth, Llennek,Portland rdBaxter Miss, BoUenworth, Grange rdBayley Frank P. The Lodge, CavendishroadBayley William, Lindum lodge, StamfordroadBedell Henry Peyto, Chesham placeBehrens Lieut.-Col, Emil A, TheCedars, Green walkBeUhouse Mrs. 5 Sunny bank, StamfordroadBennion Edwd. Swiss cot.Langham rdBentley Frank, Redcroft, Enville roadBentley Isaac, Kirklands,Winton roadBeswick Frederick Arrowsmith, Wilderley.Priory roadBeving Charles, Selber, Heald roadBickham Mrs. H.Gorsefield,Green wlkBinyon Mrs. Jeanfield, Winton roadBlackly John, Redcot, Langham roadBlake Jas.W. Hope field, Langham rdBock Richard, Lark hill, Heald roadBoden Douglas,Amcliffe, So. Downs rdBonnaUe Stanley L.D,S.Eng. Thornfield,Delamer roadBooth Arth. Hatton, Oversley,West rdBooth-Jones E. The Old cottage,Richmond roadBoullen George Godfrey, Sundal,Portland roadBoult Mrs.Knowsley bank, Delamer rdBowell Miss, Laurel bank.Stamford rdBower Miss, West bank.Eichmond rdBoyd Mrs. Brookhurst, Ea. Downs rdBradburn Mrs. Highfield cottage.Cavendish roadBrancker John Houghton, EnviUecottage. Green walkBrassey Miss,Alma cot.East Downs rdBreslauer Louis S. Hazlefield, DelamerroadBriggs Thomas, The Cedars, LanghamroadBriggs Thomas E. HUston house.Green walkBrightmore Henry, Stanley bank,Chesham placeBroadbent Arthur H. Winton house,Winton roadBrodsky Adolph, 3 Laurel mount,East Downs roadBrook Fras. C Laurel bnk. South rdBrooke John, The Hive, Elcho roadBrookes Geo. Fem bank, Delamer rdBullock George William, CraigmiUar,Va'.p readBurton George EUenthorpe, Bennington,Langham roadCalderbank Fred, Green mount,Stamford roadChadwick Samuel, Stamford lodge,Chesham placeChapman Matthew Henry, Sunnyside,Albert squareCharlton Chas.Greystoke,Cavendish rdChurch Frederick Antwis, Fernhead,Winton roadClarke Jn. The Cottage, West roadClarke Joseph, Sunny side. Vale roadClegg James, Silverburn, Albert sqClvmer John Nicholas, Eversley,Portland roadCollins Henry,Mornington,Portland rdCoUinson Miss, Laurel bank, StamfordroadGoUiver Peter, Englefield, Delamer rdCooper Byrom, The Birches, VicaragelaneCoupe Geo. Delamer ho. Delamer rdCourt George A. Sandiford house,Stamford roadCoward Miss, Ecclesfield, Park roadCoward Thomas Alfred, Brentwoodvilla. Grange roadCraig Jn. Holly grange, Langham rdCurnick Henry D. Netherley, LanghamroadDeakin WiUiam R. Dingle bank east.East Downs roadDean Mrs. Hilderstone, Stamford rdDeniston Mrs. Arden, Winton roadDethick Wm. Rosedene, Cavendish rdDibb Christopher Ernest, Heathfield,The FirsDickinson Walter, Rosbryn, StamfordroadDodge Morten, The Nook, Priory rdDorney John Albt. Athy, Vicarage laDoming Arthur Harry, Holmleigh,Heald roadDuggan Motherwell, Delamer road.The Do"wnsDutton Mrs. Cleeve, Stamford roadEliaznrian Sarkis, Albert squareElliott James Arthur, Glebelands.Stamford roadEllis Mrs. HoUybank, Stamford roadEllison Albt. G. Holmlea.Langham rdEvans Thos.East Dean,Stamford roadFalkner Ernest, Cloverley, Winton rdFalkner Frank,HiU side, Langham rdFalkner Mrs. R. Trevena, Enville rdFarrant Percy, Glamis, Priory roadFarrar Hubert Lister, West bank,Richmond roadFarrington Ernest, HUlburn, West rdFildes Jas. Oak Lynn, Sth. Downs rdFletcherThomas,B[ilgowan,Vicarage laForward Harry.'TheBower, Stamford rdFothergiU Miss, Richmond hill, RichmondroadFrost Herbert, jun. Sunnyside, LanghamroadFrost James Hill, The Cottage, StamfordroadFuUerton Emest, Firdale, Grange rdGaddum Alfred Edward, Oakley,Green walkGaddum Henry Edwin J.P, ThePriory, Priory roadGaddum Mrs. Albert squareGaddum Mrs. Oakley, Green walkGatley Josiah, The Poplars, Priory rdGeldart Miss. Felthorpe, The FirsGibbs Charles Stewart, Glendye,Portland roadGilbody Samuel, Holly cot. Vale roadGiU Samuel Laurence, i Bell place,Stamford roadGolding Miss, Little ho. E. Downs rdA Free Grammar School was founded here in the n^century by a Mr. Edward Vawdrey, who bequeathed/jyearly to it; the building is not now used forscholastic purposesGore Rev. Canon Arthur D.D. (vicsrft surrogate, canon residentiary ofChester ft examining chaplain tothe Bishop of Chester), The Vicarage,Park roadGoulden Miss, Holly vil. Langham rjGow Anthony H. M. EookwoodStamford roadGray Rev. Robert MUler M.A, (Presbyterian),Albert squareGray Miss, Bank place, Stamford rdGreeves Rev. Edward (WesleyanMethodist), The Manse, Enville rdGreenhow Joseph Henry, Greygarth,Langham roadGresham Henry Edward, Southvrold,South Downs roadGresty Miss,Spring bank,Lang]um rdGuest Miss, East Downs roadGiiterbock Alfd. Newington, The FirsHadfield Edward, Chesham place,Stamford roadHadfield Miss, Pendyffryn, South roadHall John, Vale hank, Langham roadHall Joseph, Weston vUla, The FirsHambly Richd. Gadley, Stamford rdHarris Thos. Farley ho. Cavendish rdHart Bertram, Norwood, Stamford rdHart DndleyF.West bnk.Richmond rdHarvey Arthur Bretherton, TyddynGlwadys, Portland roadHawker John, HorleshiU, Vicarage laHaworth George C. High lawn. EastDowns roadHaworth George Percy, Bayfield ho.Stamford roadHaworth Jesse, Woodside, (Jreen walkHelm Miss, Richmond lodge, EichmondroadHepburn Jas. R. Ivonhurst, The FirsHerbert Mrs, Greenbank, The FirsHilton Henry Edward, Priory road 'Hinmers Edward, Glentwood, SouthDowns driveHoffmann Otto K, Oakfield, LanghamroadHogg Jas. Amisfield, East Downs rdHogg WUliam, Boxburgh, Winton rdHolden Bev. John (Congregatipnal),Mansfield, The FirsHolden Mrs. M, E, Hurstdene, SouthDowns roadHoUinpriest Isaac H. Bidunond villa,Langham roadHopkin Tedbar J.P. EnvUle mount,"EnviUe roadHowarth Thos. S. The Gables, StamfordroadHowell WiUiam, Killeam, Priory roadHudson Charles, The Vale, Vale roadHunt Mrs. 2 Laurel mount. EastDowns roadHutchings Mrs. E. S. Tewbarrow,The Firs^Hutton Henry Eichardson M.A.,M.B.Breeze hill. Cavendish roadHutton SI. Oalifield cots. Stamford rdIbbotson Walter, jun. Donnybroofc,South Downs driveIrvine John, Ashfield, Vicarage laneIrvine Mrs. Ashlee, Vicarage laneIsherwood Samud George,VUlaver^e,South Downs road ,Jackson Mrs. The Healds, Heald roadJameson John W. Langham ISlLangham road ,Johnson John, Bradgate, Vicarage »Johnson Miss, Belton, West roadJohnson Wm. Newlanda, Portland rdJoyce Joseph, HiUside, Langham roadKeeling Miss, Golssen, Winton WWKenworthy Joseph, The Vale, Vale »Kerr Chas. F. Glaslyn, Stamford rttKesselmeyer Ghas.A.EoseviUe,V!»l9-t^
DIRECTORY.]KiUick Thomas WiUiam J.P. Southfield,Langham roadKing Mrs. Thornfield, Ea. Downs rdKlein Wm. CranweUs, Cavendish rdLake John, Glengariff, The FirsLamb Miss, Beechcroft, The FirsLang Fredk. Green mt. Stamford rdLaycock John B. Bylstone, SouthDowns roadLeaf Alfred ElUs, Church bank, EichmondroadLedward Harold, The Vale ho.Vale rdLedward Mrs. Grange roadLeicester Miss, The Hollies, EichmondroadLeslie Henry D. F. 3 Grange roadLewis Christopher S. West Holme,The Springs, Park roadLewisMrs.Eichmond hiU,Bichmond rdLittle David Ainsworth, Hatherley,Portland roadLittle Geo. Morri8,SelboTne,Portlnd.rdLomas Jn. Arthur, Mayfield, The FirsLomns Mrs. C A. Delamere lodge.Cavendish roadLomas Mrs. Glebelands, Stamford rdLongson BasU G. Hawthorn lea. TheFirsLongson Edward Harold, Limpsfield,Vale roadLongson James, Easdale, West roadLord Miss, Sunny bank, E. Downs rdLovell Arthur, Aberfoyle, Chesham piLuke Mrs. Bobt. Carlton ho. The FirsLunn Joseph, Oaklands, Catherine rdMacfie James, Laurel bank. South rdMcEwan Mrs. Heald lawn, Heald roadMackenzie George, Heughfield, Chesham placeMackenzie Kenneth, Elcho lo. Elcho rdMcLaren James Alexander M.DBrunswick house. The FirsMarks Leopold, Wood Thorpe, SouthDowns roadMass& Norman, 4 Laurel mount. EastDowns roadMawrey John, Vale lodge.Langham rdMegson Albert L. The Elms, Vale rdMeldrum Walter Kenneth, Lindow,Vale roadMiUar Miss, Donnington, Grange roadMiUer Hubert Jas. Hillend, The FirsMilne Francis, Sandhurst, West roadMitcheU Bev. Geo. (Primitive Methodist),Manor lawn, Norman's placeMorrey Arthur, Hazelwood,Grange rdMorrow David, Tew bnk.Langham rdMudd James Willis, Eichmond hiU,Eichmond roadMudd Miss, Eichmond hill, EichmondroadMurray George B., M.A., M.D. TheGorse, Priory roadMyrtle John, Downham, Ea.Downs rdNeedham Mrs. Enville ho.Green walkNewton-Butler WUliam T. i Laurelmount. East Downs roadNorbury Charles Edward, The ValeVale roadNormanton Miss, The Dingle, SouthDowns driveNorth Miss, 5 Laurel mount, EastDowns roadNuttaU Edmund, Chasefield, Park rdNuttaU Harry M.P., J.P. Eaynorcroft. Green walk ; 4 NationalLiberal 4 Eeform clubs, LondonSWO'Hanlon Henry D. High Know,Catherine roadO'Hanlon Wm. West Thorpe, Park rdOkeU Alex. Ingleside, West roadOkeU Arth.Percival,Lyndale,Grange rdOkeU Miss, Ingleside, West roadOkeU SI. F.B.A.S.Overley,Langhm.rdOldham Mrs. The Vale, Vale roadOliver Jn.Bobinson,High croft,ParkrdPaddison Alfd. Lyndthorpe, (Jrange rdPascoe Bt.Martin,Westholme,The FirsPaterson David B, Langham mount,Langham roadPaterson Mrs, Dudley house. The FirsPaterson WiUis, Dudley ho. The FirsCHESHIRE.Pattinson Thomas Boss, Glebelands,Stamford roadPattison John, Carradale, Heald roadPearce Hy. A. HoUy vil. Langham rdPearce Herbt, Salcombe, Stamford rdPercival James Waterson, Sandy Lea,Stamford roadPetrie Egon, HUlside, The SpringsPickthall Mrs. South bank. CavendishroadPidduck Charles Woodward, Glebelands,Stamford roadPidduck Miss, Glebelands, StamfordroadPilcher Robert Septimus, Crofton,Stamford roadPlanck Hy. Beaufort, Langham roadPotts Francis, Wyncroft, Portland rdPrestage John Edward, Chiltem,Cavendish roadPrichard Charles Henry, Westfield,Portland roadRansome Herbert F. The Croft,Cavendish roadRay William, Hendre, Stamford roadRedfern John Rt.Hazeldene, Priory rdRichter Hans, The FirsRigby Kenneth, Bayfield,. Stamford rdEigby Miss, South cottage, Albert sqBoberts John W. Grove ho. Park rdRobertson Allan, Albert squareRobinow Mrs.Hawthornden,Green wlkRobinson Richard, EUisfield, LanghamroadRobson WiUiam Geo. Bavensthorpe,Albert squareRoylance Edwd.Hy. Brendon,The FirsRoylance Mrs. South Downs driveRushton Mrs, F. L. Bank place,Stamford roadRussell Charles E. B. •' Sunny bankStamford roadRycroft John Reginald, Church bank,Richmond roadSandbach John E. Astburj", Albert sqSchloesser Albert. Park hiU, The FirsSchloesser Miss, Park hill, The FirsScholefield Mrs. Laurel bank, Stamford roadScott Frederick E. Sydenham vUla,Stamford roadScott Harry Edward, Hutton Dene,Stamford roadSeaman Arthur George, Green bank,Langham roadSellers Jas. Hy, Bosethorn, South rdShand George B, F. Sherington hoHeald roadShannon Mrs. WiUow cot.Stamford rdSharp Mrs. Laurel bank, Stamford rdShaw Thomas, i St. Mary's roadShorrock Jas.TheBeeches,Langham rdSidebotham Edward John M.A., M.B.,J.P. Erlesdene, Green walkSidebotham JosephWatson J.P.Merlewood,Langham roadSidebotham Samuel, South lea,Stamford roadSUlavan Mrs. Bracklyn, Stamford rdSimpson HaroldFredk.SoUi,Winton rdSmith Wm.Hy.Heald mount.Heald rdSmith William Matthew B.A. SouthDowns roadSnape Joseph, Normin ho. The FirsSpeigelburg George, The Coppice,South Downs roadSpeigelburg Mrs, The Coppice, SouthDowns roadStaffurth Henry, The Ferns, The FirsStandring Miss, South bank, Gavendish roadStandring Mrs J, South Downs cottage.South Downs roadStansfield Bichard G. Valeside, Langham roadStatham Jn.B. Standiff,Cavendish rdSteains Jas. i The HoUies,Vicarage laSteinthalAlfd.Green bank,Langham rdSteinthal Miss, Broom cot. Vale roadStephens Thomas, The Oak8,Heald rdStevens Harry H, Southside, VicaragelaneBOWDON. 191Stevens Miss, Beech vil. Stamford rdStoker Rt. B. Heather lea,Green walkStott Abraham Henthorne, The Elms,Vale roadSutton Mrs. Glenmeay, Stamford rdSyers Harold Gaskel, Rose Hill cottage.East Downs roadTarbolton Alfred J.P. Athelney.SouthDowns roadTaylor Alfd.Gwenholme,Cavendi8h rdTaylorMiss,Ha-wthorn lea,Langham rdTaylor Mrs. Summerlee, Headd roadTerras Mrs. Lynwood, Green walkTetlow Hy. 6 Laurel mt. Ea.Downs rdThompson Jas.H. Laleham,Winton rdThompson Miss,Heald bnk.Langhm.rdThorburn William Reid, South end.West roadThomely Mrs. Oaklands, Langham rdTodd Joshua Hoyle, Ivanhoe, PortlandroadTrenbath Cecil, Glenarm, E.Downs rdTrevor-Roper Mrs. West Dean, StamfordroadTrube Gustav Adolph, The Uplands,Winton roadTurnbuU Mrs. King's Pyon, CavendishroadTurner Miss, Laurel bank. South rdTurner Mrs. Dovenby, Sth. Downs rdTweedy Rev. Harold Hubert M.A.(curate). West roadUrquhart Jn. Beech bank,Stamford rdVeno WUliam Henry, Beauthomhouse, Delamer roadVickers Arthur, Beevor ho. Elcho rdWadsworth Ernest.The Nook,CheshamplaceWaithman Capt.Roland H. (adjt. 7thTerr. Force Battalion ManchesterRegt.), Stamford cot. Stamford rdWalker Arth.F. Glenferry,Portland rdWalker Thomas A., M.A., LL.D. Valehouse, Langham roadWallace Miss, Belfield house. West rdWalmsley Ben, Bowdon Old hall,Langham roadWalmsley Miss, Westcroft,Vicarage laWalton Thomas Edward, Oakleigh,Portland roadWarburton Jn.West view.The SpringsWarburton Richard Arthur, Belmont,Park roadWaterhouse Edwd.Bracklyn, Priory rdWatson Hrbt.Jn. Kirklee, Green walkWatson Mrs. Felder wood. Vale roadWatts Edwd.CThe Grange,GTange rdWheeler Mrs. West lea. West roadWhitehead Bertram R. Craven Hurst,East Downs roadWhiteley James, Dacre bank. Vale rdWhitmoyer Jn. Grum,Lehigh,Green wlkWhittall James, Selkirk, Winton roadWhitworth John, Church bank, RichmondroadWhitworth Misses, Trescot,Winton rdWUd Miss, North cottage, Albert sqWilding Miss, Beecholme,Stamford rdWilliams Mrs. Lynton villa. The FirsWood Charles, Glenluce, The Firs,Wood George, Fairholme, Winton rdWood Mrs. Daisy bank. West roadWorthington Samuel Barton CE.Mill bank. Vicarage laneWright Geo.A. Westbrook,Green walkZochonis George BasU, Mountlands,Enville roadZochonis Polychronis, Fairlawn, WintonroadCOMMERCIAL.Early closing day, Wednesday i p.m.Ackerley John, grocer. Vicarage laneAinsworth Joseph H, boot maker.Vicarage laneAldcroft George, joiner. Church vale,Langham roadAlexander WiUiam Clark L.R.C.P. fcS.Edin,, L.F.P.S.Glas. physician ftsurgeon, Delamer roadAlmond Emest,ca.b propr.40 Priory s^
192 BOWDON.Atkinson Cyril, barrister. The Cottage,Catherine roadBancroft John, joiner, 21 Priory stBancroft Nehemiah, gardener. Rosecottages, Langham roadBarnes E. fried fish dlr. Vicarage laBeswick Mary (Mrs.), farmer. BowGreen farmBonnalie Stanley L.D.S.Eng. dentist,Thornfield, Delamer roadBowdon Assembly Rooms, The FirsBowdon BowUng ft Croquet GlubLim,(Axel Albrectsen, sec. ft treasurer),Stamford roadBowdon Cricket Club (Richard Voss,sec.; J. Warburton, treas.), SouthDowns roadBowdon Hydropathic Limited (The)(Arthur Cotterill, managing director),Malvern house, Langham roadBowdon Tennis Club (C E. R.Abbott, sec), Elcho roadBowdon Vale Club (WUUam Biddle,sec). Vicarage laneBowdon Urban District <strong>Council</strong>Offices,Richmond roadBrook ft Son, grocers. The Polygon,Stamford roadBush E. ft M. L. (Misses), drapers,Stamford roadCalderbank Josiah,painter ft plumber.White cottage. Park roadChester John, fruiterer. Vicarage laChesters Joseph, mkt. gdnr. Bow grnChesters Thos. brick ma. Bow greenClarke Geo. Wm.boot ma.Vicarage laClough Joseph, butcher, Richmond rdGorke Frances (Mrs.), draper. VicaragelaneCrosby John Henry ft Thomas, stonemasons. Vicarage laneDriver James, confectioner. The Polygon,Stamford roadDuggan MotherweU L.R.C.P. ft L.M.Edin., M.R.CS.Eng. physician 4surgeon, 4 medical officer of healthto the Bowdon Urban District <strong>Council</strong>,The DownsEvans Jane (Mrs.), butchr.2 Priory stEvans Wm. cab propr. Vicarage laneFletcher Wm. butcher. Vicarage laneGoulden Brothers, fruiterers. ThePolygon, Stamford roadGoulden EmUy 4 Annie (Misses),dressmakers. Fern bank, Langham roadCHESHIRE.Gregson Frances A.coUege, West roadGuy Elizabeth (Mrs.), midwife, 53Priory streetHaU Jas. frmr.Moss fm.Sth.Downs rdHarrison George, joiner. Green walkHarrison Thomas, Griffin P.H. StamfordroadHartley Jas. farmr. 65 4 52 Priory stHassell John, master porter. Park rdHazlehurst Isaac, painter, 14 York rdHewitt David Henry, jobbing gardener,17 Priory streetHutton Hy. Bichardson M.A. ft M.B.Gamb., L.S.A.Lond. physician.Breeze hill. Cavendish road, T NNat. 57Jagger Henry, cab proprietor, nHamilton terrace. Vicarage laneBBADWAIili, see Elworth.BBEDBD'B'S' is an extensive parish, 2^ miles northeastfrom Stockport, with a station on the Great Central(late M,, S. and L.) and Midland Joint railway, and ijmiles south-west from BomUey station on the sameline, in the Hyde division of the county, hundred ofMacclesfield, Stockport union and county court district,petty sessional division of Stockport, rural deanery ofStockport, archdeaconry of Macclesfield and diocese ofChester.The " Local Government Act, 1858," was adopted here6bh January, 1865, and the district has since beenextended under the Act 43 and 44 Vict, c. 58 (1880)so as to indude Eomiley. The former Local Boardhas been superseded by an Urban District <strong>Council</strong>,under the provisions of the "Local Government Act,'1894" (56 and 57. Vict. c. 73). By the StockportBorough Extension Order of 1901, 193 acres of Bredburyparish were added to the Borough of Stockport,and by the Bredbury and Romiley Extension Orderot 1902, part ot the parish of Brinnington, 461 acres,was added to the parish of Bredbury. ^e ecclesiasticalparish was formed Sept- 8, 1846, from the parish ofStockport. The church of St. Mark, erected in 1848at a cost of ;^3,33o, is a building ot stone in the EarlyEnglish style, consisting of chancel, nave ot five bays,aisles, west porch and a western tower with pinnaclescontaining a clock with four dials and one bell: in thechancel is a memorial window to Zipporah, wife of thelate W. C Vaudrey esq. d. loth May, 1873, and toHarriet, his sister, d, 27th December, 1868, and anotherto the Misses Bowbotham, erected in 1908: the brasslectern was presented in memory of Thomas Wild esq. :a carved oak pulpit and prayer desk were provided in1892 by public subscription, as a memorial to the Bev.James Whittaker B.A. vicar here 1846-91, and an oak(Miss), ladies' OUier DeborahJones Henry W. jobbing gardener.Vicarage laneJones Samuel, asphalter, 13 York rdKesselmeyer Charles A. translater,EosevUle. Vale roadKirk EUzabeth (Mrs.), apartments,Kirklington, Stamford roadLambert William ft Son, brick ft tUemakers; brickyard. Bow GreenLatham EmUy (Miss), apartments,Sunny bank, Stamford roadLockett Thomas, nurseryman. Primrosecottages. Vicarage laneLovitt Henry, baker. Primrose cottages.Vicarage laneMcLaren Jas. Alexander M.B., Ch.B.physician 4 surgeon, Brunswickhouse. The FirsMawson Louisa (Miss), apartments.High Thorn, Stamford roadMetzger Stanley G., F.E.C.O. teacherof music Albanv cot. Langham rdMorrow DavidM.B."C.S.Eng.,L.B.C.P,,L.S.A.Lond. physician. Yew bank,Langham roadMottershead Frank, master porter,Langham roadMottershead William, master porter.Vicarage laneMurray George E., M.A., M.D.Gamb.,F.B.C.P.Lond. physician,The Gorse,Priory roadOglethorpe Sarah (Mrs.), confectionr.Vicarage lane[KELL»J(Mrs.), apartments.Grange road011ierErnest,jobbing grdnr.25Priory8lOilier Geo. jobbing gardenr, York idOrmson Hy. 4 Co. bldrs. StamfordsOrmson Kathleen (Miss), stationerPost office, Stamford road 'Peers Color-Sergt. James, drill in.structor, 2 Oak terrace,Stamford rdPennington Jonathn.bldr.Stamford rdPercival James W. assistant clerk kcoUector to the Urban District<strong>Council</strong> 4 assistant overseer, Sandylea, Stamford roadPickering Alfred, apartments, a Bellplace, Stamford roadPidduck Charles Woodward, solicitorGlebelands, Stamford roadPimlott Arth. greengro. Langham idPownall Harry, surveyor ft sanitaryinspector to the Urban District<strong>Council</strong>, <strong>Council</strong> room,Eichmond rdProctor John, blacksmith. Park roadBansome Herbert FuUarton M.B.C.SEng., L.B.CP.Lond., L.S.A.Lond.physician 4 surgeon, The Croft,Cavendish roadEoyle Charles, farmer. Bow greenSalmon Alfred, plumber, Stamford rdSherwin Edgar, farmer. Vale Viei?farm, Langham roadShiner George, jobbing gardener,Bose cottages, Langham roadSmith Wm. Matthew B.A. boys' dayft boarding school,' South Downs rdSpUsbury WiUiam, coal dealer. Primrosecottages. Vicarage laneSykes Mary (Mrs.), apartments,Church view, Bichmond roadThompson John, photographer. ThePolygon, Stamford roadTootill Bobert H. chemist. The Polygon,Stamford roadWallace Jane D. (Miss), preparatorysdiool, Belfield house. West roadWarburton Brothers, farmers, Graggs4 Glebe farms. Priory streetWarburton James, jobbing gardener,Shady nook. Vale roadWebster Thomas, Stamford Armshotel. The FirsWUliams Eobt. beer retlr.Vicarage laWykes John Sydney, boot maker, ThePolygon, Stamford roadBBAMALIIJ or BBAMHAIilj, see Hazel Grove,reredos was presented by Mr. T. Clegg, of HoUy Moun^Bredbury, in 1906: the church affords 740 sittings, olwhich 338 are free: the lych gate was erected in 1901in memory ot Mr. Clegg Livesey, by his widow anddaughters, at a cost of about ;£3oo. "The register datesfrom the year 1846. The living is a vicarage, netyearly value ;^2g8, with residence, in the gift of th'Bishop of Chester, and held, since 1900 by the Bev,Stephen Percival Gray L.Th. and Assoc, of K.C.Lond,and surrogate. Charities:—^The sum of ;^2S i8s. yearly,derived from the Barrack Hill school property, is appliedto educational purposes here in the form ot yearly praf'in money to children who have been tor three years inregular attendance at any elementary school in Bredburyor Eomiley. Bredbury Hall, the property of the trusteesot Balph Horsfield esq. is now the residence of liomsHyde esq. The area of the parish of Bredbury, aireduced by the addition to Stockport, is 2,471 acres ofland and 66 of water; rateable value, j£34,i6o; that ofthe Urban District of Bredbury and Eomiley, 3,7^}rateable value, ;^52,43i. The population of Bredbury in1901 was 4,671, th^t of the Urban District, 7,087, viz. '•—Bredbury, 4,671; Bomiley, 2,416.HATHEBLOW and Woodley are hanalets in thisparish. There is a Congregational chapel at Georgelane, built in 1876; another at Hatherlow, erected in1846, first founded in 1645, and a Primitive Methodistchapel at Woodley, erected in 1868, In the pw"h »Mcollieries, brickfields and various factories. At WoodlWare wool carding mUls, machinery works and sevjwlfoundries and steel works. At Woodley is a junctionstation on the Great Central railway, and at Breobuiya station on the Great Central and Midland Joint n»'ways.
DIBECTORY.] CHESHIRE. BREDBURY. 193Post, M. 0. 4 T. Office, Woodlev.—Samuel E. Simpson,postmaster. Letters through "Stockport are deliveredat 7 ft 11.30 a.m. ft 3.15 (callers letters 4.15) p.m. ;dispatched at 10 a.m. ft 12.45 4 8.15 p.m. ; sundaydispatch, 8.15 p.m. ; sunday delivery, 7,45 a.mHyde Road Town Sub-Post 4 M.O. Office.—Mrs. AnnCatlow Marsden, postmistre.s.s. Letters dispatched9-35 a.m. 4 12.30, 2.30 & 7.45 p.mBREDBURY & RCWLEY URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL.Meets at the Offices, School brow, the first Wednesdayin the month, at 7.15 p.m.Members.Chairman, Thomas Harrison.Vice-Ghairman, George Booth.Bredbury Ward.Retire in April, 1911.Joshua BramhaUj Thomas HarrisonHerbert Edwards| James PottsRetire in April, 1912.Robert AxonI William CoxJames Cox| George GoodyRetire in April, 1913.William BuckleyI John ParryJohn Gregory| Thomas WUliam WardRomiley Ward.Retire in April, 1911.Benjamin Bagshaw | Alfred MooreRetire in April, 1912.George Booth I Eev. Canon Peter H.I MooreRetire in April, 1913.Samuel Howard| Thomas RidgewayBEEDBUEY.(Marked thus * receive lettersthrough Romiley, Stockport.)PRIV.\TE RESIDENTS.Ashworth George Henry, 6 Ashton rdBackhouse Harry, Moorfield houseBell William, 10 Ashton roadBogle John Wynne, 398 Stockport rdBoyd Thomas. Hatherlow houseBoyd Thomas, jun. HatherlowBuckley Mrs. Bank Field houseBuckley Wm. Gappellen, George lane*Challiner James, 9 Warwick roadChatham Edward, 8 Ashton roadClayton Arthur, 386 Stockport roadClegg Charles T. Holly mountCox James, Dungowan, George laneCrosland George, 231 Stockport roadCrosland Leo, The Hawthorns, Stockportroad*Crosley Harry, 15 Warwick road*Dowbiggin Thomas. 19 Warwick rdEdwards .Alfred Leigh, Westleigh,Red House laneEvans George Thos. 382 Stockport rd•Fallows WiUiam, 11 Warwick roadFildes Samuel, 14 Ashton roadFosbroke Mrs, 792 Stockport roadFroggett John James, Osborne villa,Stockport roadGray Rev. Stephen Percival Theo.Assoc.K.CL. (vicar fc surrogate).VicarageGregory Robt.Ernest,384 Stockport rdHardman Henry, 796 Stockport roadHarrison Thos.Woodside,Stockport rdHenshall Thomas, The HolliesHibbert Edward, 392 Stockport roadHigginbottom Henry, Fern bank,George laneHigson Peter, HighfieldHodfield Benjamin, 800 Stockport rdHorsfield Ralph, Alvanley houseHoward Saml. Witham, 16 Ashton rdHyde Louis, Bredbury hallIrving David H. 794 Stockport roadJowie James Hy. 396 Stockport road•Knight Ronald. 21 Warwick roadLee WilUam MB.,Gh.B. Stockport rdLinney Mrs. Charles, Elmstead,Stockport roadLomas Mrs. Bank house, George laneMarshaU J.i=. Hill Crest,Stockport rdMountain Walter, AshfieldNeedham John, 798 Stockport roadPowicke Rev. Frederick J., M.A.,Ph.D. (Congregational), HatherlowPridmore Samuel B. Oak mountRenshaw Edwd.Furnival,Gilbert bankRidgeway John, 804 Stockport roadEoberts LleweUyn, 388 Stockport rdRobinson Joseph, HatherlowRobinson Samuel, Ivy cottageScragg Edwin, Leake houseShaw Mrs. ArnsideShaw Wm. Burrfield, Stockport road•Speakman Thomas, 13 Warwick rdWalford Samuel Matthew, Wyncote,HatherlowWarburton Wm. Victoria ho. Bent.« laWard Joseph, Park view. Bents lane•Wild Fredk. Bancroft,23 Warwick rdWilde John J.P. Bredbury houseWolfe Paul Bertram, Springdale,Stockport roadWood Arthur D. 806 Stockport roadWood Joseph, Fem Hfll, Lingard rdWoodroofe Arthur, The Limes•Wyatt Sydney, 17 Warwick roadCOMMERCIAL.Early closing day, Tuesday i p.m.Ainley Hirst, farmer, PoleacreAUott Hy. grocr. 13 Higher Bents laAndrews Joseph, shopkeeper, 447Stockport roadArk Spinning Co.Ltd. cotton spinners,Stockport road. Lower BredburyArundale George H. grocer. Bents laAxon Robert, estate agent, George laAxon Samuel, collector fc water inspectorto Urban District <strong>Council</strong> fcschool attendance officer, BredburygreenBagshaw John, farmer, Werneth LowBagshaw Jn.Wm.butchr.Red House laBailey Jsph. blacksmith, Stockport rdBailey Walter, blacksmith, Harrj'townBailey Walter, general dealer, iBerry Croft laneBarlow R. fc Son, steam printersBarlow James Taylor, farmer. PearTree farm, Stockport roadBarnes Saml. farmer. Alvenley farmBarton Charles, farmer. Hall laneBent Robt farmer, Lingard Lane frmOfficers.Clerk, J, W. Bain, Healdwood cottage, Top-o'-th'-hiU,RomileyTreasurer, Thomas Townley Kenyon, Manchester 4Liverpool District Banking Go, StockportCollector, Water Inspector 4 School Attendance Officer,Samuel Axon, Bredbury GreenPolice Station, George la. Jas.Dawson.inspector in chargeMedical Officer of Health, Frederick Gant L.R.CP.Lond.Woodley house, BredburySurveyor 4 Sanitary Inspector, R. Hardman, 32 Georgelane, WoodleyManager Bredbury Sewage Works, James Poynter,Stockportroad, Bredbury.Manager Romiley Sewage Works, George Spencer, Waterside,BredburyPUBLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS.Mixed 4 Infants, built in 1850, for about 400 children,4 enlarged in 1902 to accommodate 493 children;average attendance, 357 ; Jeremiah Gerrish, master ;Miss Harriet Stafford, infants' mistressBredbury fc Romiley <strong>Council</strong> School (mixed), opened istFeb. 1909, for 400 children ; average attendance, 260 ;Frederick William Copage, masterBredbury fc Romiley <strong>Council</strong> School (infants) ; averageattendance, 88 ; Mrs. M. E. Rothwell, mistressWoodley (mixed), built in i860 & enlarged in 1888, for250 children; average attendance, 190 ; Thos. Cowper,masterThe schools in this parish are controlled by the Ashtonunder-Lynefc Stockport Union District EducationSub-Committee ; J. W. Bain, clerk, Longsight cottage,Top-o'-th'-HiU, EomileyEAILWAY JOINT STATIONS.Woodley (Great Central fc M. E.), James Ernest Davis,station masterBredbury, Frederick William Marshall, station masterBentley Edward, teacher of music,202 Stockport roadBlease James, farmer. Barrack hillBolton Arthur, shopkeeper. Bents laBooth Joseph fc WiUiam, farmers,Highfield farm fc Dark Lane farmBooth Esther Ann (Miss), shopkeeper,II Red House laneBramhall Jn. plasterer. Red House laBrassington Jas. farmr. Salters laneBredbury Colliery Co. Ltd. Lingard laBriddon fcPowlerLtd.fiour mill engnrsBroadhead Jn.insurance agt.LimefieldBrown Wm. coal mer. 40 Stockport rdChatham Edwd. solicitor.8 Ashton rdCheetham Wm. farmer.Elm Tree frmClowes WiUiam, farmer, MiU laneConservative Club (William EdwardBrown, sec)Grompton Jessie (Miss), confectioner,208 Stockport roadCrosland William Limited, engineersfc iron foundersDixon Jn. Wm. grocer, Bredbury grnEdward.s Herbert, coal dealer, Thornleigh.Stockport roadEntwistle James Hy. Commercial P.HEtchells WUliam James, teacher ofmusic, 82 Lower Bents laneFidler Phoebe (Mrs.), Stag fcPheasant P.HFielding Elizh. (Mrs.),frmr.WatersideFowden John, farmer,Glap Gate farmGemmeU WUUam, boot repairer, 272Stockport roadGledhill Thos. farmr. Hatherlow frmGreaves Sarah Anne (Miss), farmer,Bredbury greenGreen Frank, in.^ur. agt.45 George laHales William, hair dresser, 124Lower Bents laneHall George, saddler. Bents laneHall G-eo. shopkpr. 107 Stockport rdHall John, general dlr. 130 Bents laHall Joshua,cotton spinnr. Werneth rdHanson Elizabeth (Mrs.),dress maker,37 Stockport roadHanson Walt.insur.agt.37Stockport rdHardy Geo. shopkpr. 19 Red House laHarrison John 4 Thomas, brickmakers, WoodsideHarvey John 4 Sons, greengrocers,2 Stockport roadCHESHIRE 13
194 BREDBURY.HelleweU Edwin, Horsfield Arms P.HHepworth Joseph, confctnr. George laHesketh Emma(Mrs.),frmr.Middle fmHeywood Sarah Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper,I Redhouse laneHeywood Wm.insur.agt.27Redhouse laHibbert Edwd.solictr.392Stockpoit rdHigginbotham Wm, shopkpr.Bents laHigham WUliam, assistant overseerfor the parishes of Bredbury,RomUey & Compstall, ii George laHill Wm. shopkpr. 113 Red House laHitchen Ruth (Mrs.), midwife, 567Stockport roadHooley James, shopkpr. 116 Bents laHooley John, farmer, Crookley farmHopwood George (Mrs.;, general dlr.HarrytownHowarth Joseph, Greyhound P.H.Bents laneHowe Harriet (Mrs.), Rising Sun P.HHowe Margt. (Mrs.), farmer. High laHowe Sarah Jane (Mrs.),beer retailer,Bents laneHunt Eobert James, fishing tacklemaker, 66 Bed House laneHyde Ann (Mrs), farmer, MUl laneJackson Horace, saddlerJohnson Thomas, fried fish dealer, 127Bed House laneKey Jas. joiner & builder, Arden cotKnight Maria (Mrs.), provision dealer,3 Lower Bents laneLeather Thos. farmer. Yew Tree frmLee WiUiam M.B., Ch.B. physician& surgeon, Stockport roadLiberal Club (Joseph Cocks, sec)Linney Horace, butcher, Stockport rdLister Jas.Wm. bldr.445 Stockport rdLowe Charles, insurance agent, 11Bredbury Croft laneLyon Andw. Spread EagleP.H.HathrlwMcCandlish Albt.electrician,George laMcLeUan William John, doggerMalpas Eobt. Oswell,Arden Arms P.HMarshall William, draper. Bents laneMassey Bros, blacksmiths, George laMUls James (exors. of) Ltd. (T. H.Mills, mgr.), key & taper pin mfrsMoore Frank, shpkpr.93 Stockport rdMorten Henry, farmer, Goyt hallMorton Hannah, frmr.Arden Hall frmMottram Florence (Miss), dress ma.118 Stockport roadOldham Ernest, boot & shoe maker.Bents laneOldham Hannah (Miss), shopkeeper.Bents laneOldham Joseph, The Crown innParry John, coal merchant. The Ash,Stockport roadPartington Lawrence Wm. butcher,128 Bents lanePickford Geo. farmr. Gastle HiU farmPollock fc Macnab Limited, machinetool makersRamie Go. Ltd. incandescent mantlemanufacturersRhodes Jas. shopkeepr. 39 George laRhodes Thomas, builder. Bents laneRhodes Tom, beer retaUer, Bents laRothwell C & T. house decorators,136 Lower Bents laneRowcroft John, farmer. Hall laneScarlett John, provision dealer, 125Stockport roadShort William Thomas, Travdlers'GaU P.H, Stockport roadSmaUey George, insurance agent, 507Stockport roadCHESHIRE.Sparrow John L. buUder, Sunnyside,Stockport roadStafford Chas. bricklayer, HatherlowStafford Ellen (Mrs.), frmr.HatherlowStafford WUliam, farmerSurrell Victor, sign writer, 69 LowerBents laneSwindells John, insurance agent.Higher Bents laneSwindells Noah, frmr.Higher Bents laTimperley Joshua, frmr.Bredbury gmWarburtonMary(x\Irs.),frmr.Arden fmWard Joseph, hat manufacturerWhittaker Thos. farmer, Chorton foldWilliamson Wm. builder. Barrack hiWincott Fanny (Miss), dress maker,33 George laneWood & Son,paintrs.475 Stockport rdWoodley Go-operative Society Ltd.71 Lower Bents laneWorthington Elizabeth (Mrs.), confectioner.Bents laneWorthington John, farmer,Brook fieldWych Mary (Mrs.),shpkpr.76 Bents laYoung Wm. boot repairer, 2 Field stWOODLEY.PHIV.\TE BESIDENTS.Booth Mrs. 149 Hyde roadBuckley Thomas, Holly houseGant Frederick, Woodley houseEvans Rev. J. Brace (PrimitiveMethodist), ElmfieldHall Allen Harrison, Holly bankHall Joshua, Further heyWallwork Roughsedge, Manor houseWeston Chas. F. Oakden vil. Hyde rdCOMMERCIAL.Aveyard W^m. leather mer. Hyde rdBarlow Ellen (Mrs.), pork butcher,21 Hyde roadBatley Joseph, fishmonger, 8 Hyde rdBeard Alfred, undertaker, 99 Hyde rdBeard Thos.01dham,grocr.95 Hyde rdBeeley Chas. general dlr. 125 Hyde rdBennison Samuel, draper,i35 HyderdBird Mary (Mrs.), draper,76 Hyde rdBooth Sarah (Mrs.),clogger,6 Hyde rdBramall Joshua, builder, 215 Hyde rdBredbury Bowling fc Tennis Co. Ltd.(R. B. Cox, hon. sec),Stockport rdBroadbent Samuel, fried fish dealer,154 Hyde roadBuckley John Lees fc Sons Limited,wool carders, WoodmUlGant Fredk. L.R.CP.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng. physician & surgeon, medicalofficer of health to the Bredbury 4Romiley Urban District <strong>Council</strong>,medical officer ft public vaccinatorBredbury district, Stockport union,ft medical officer Bredbury &RomUey post office, Woodley houseClayton Martha (Mrs.), shopkeeper,167 Hyde roadCocks Joseph, confectnr. 66 Hyde rdCocks Lettice (Mrs.), shopkeeper, inHyde roadCocks Richd.B. hair drssr.30 Hyde rdCocks WUliam, coal mer. 66 Hyde rdCromford Manufacturing Go. beddingmanufacturers, Elswin worksEmill Cecil, news agent, 89 Hyde rdEtchells Joseph, Junction inn, 156Hyde roadFallows James S. grocer, 42 Hj-de rdGant Misses (The),millnrs.9o Hyde rdGardener Lawrence, pawnbroker, 56Hyde roadGidman Albert, shopkpr. 19 Hyde rd[KELLY'SGoddard George WiUiam, insuranceagent. Cross streetGoodwin Samuel, shopkpr.50 BydtRiGoolden Ann (Miss),dress ma.DarklsGregory Thomas, butcher,82 Hyde rdHallam Hannah (Mrs.), beer retailer44 Hyde road 'Handforth Jn.fried fish dlT.58Hyde niHardman R. surveyor 4 sanitary in.specter to Urban District Coancij,32 George laneHodge William, outfitter, 94 Hyde idHolland .^lice(Mrs.),confr.i29HyderdHorrocks Jn. traveUer, 276 Hyde rfHowe Chas. Wm. beer retlr. HyderdHowies Walter, butcher, 142 Hyde idIngleson Samuel, draper, 5 Hyde rdJackson George, Lowe's Arms P.HJohnson Alfd.Herbt. fruitr.54 HyderdKnowles Walter, plumber,25 Hyde idLancaster William fc Co. paper manafactui-ers,Arden millsLawton H. hair dresser, 92 Hyde rdLee Nellie (Miss),confctnr.88 HyderdLivingstone Danl. butcher, 1 HyderdLowndes George Frederick, tinplateworker. Ash streetLucas William, butcher, 48 Hyde rdManchester fc <strong>County</strong> Bank Limited(sub-branch) (Alfred Smith, manager),open mon. wed. & fri, 10a.m. to 12.30 p.m. Hyde rd.; draiton Union of London & Smiths BankLimited, 2 Princes st. London £ CManchester fc Liverpool DistrictBanking Co. Limited (sub-branch),open mon. wed. fc fri. 10 a.m. to12.30 p.m. Hyde road; draw onhead office, 75 CornhUl, London ECMarsden Frank, grocer, 270 Hyde rdMarsden Thos. ironmngr. 13 Hyde rdMart Wm. furniture dlr. 98 Hyde idMason Harry, fruiterer, 218 Hyde rdMiddleton Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 91Hyde roadMilne Alexander, chemist, 9 Hyde rdMoore David, slater, Hyde roadNelson John, painter, 80 Hyde roadPodmore Wm. shpkpr. 21 Smithy gmPowell George, china 4 glass fcc.dealer, loi Hyde roadProctor Fredk.statnr. 15 & 17 HyderdReliance Engineering Co. injectormanufacturers, Hyde roadRobinson Joshua, White Hart P.HRawbotham Wm.S. grocr.i36Hyde rdSalmon Jas. fc Son, printers' engnnScholes Ralph, watch ma. 23 Hyde idSeddon Robt.tripe dresser,i6 Hyde rdShaw Wm. Arthur, bak6r,27 HyderdSmith Sarah Anne (Mrs.), shopkeepr.56 Hyde roadStafford Charles, joiner, 106 Hyde rdStafford Wright, mason. Ash streetSummerton Edwd.clogger,97 HyderdSwindeUs Thos. grocer, 96 Hyde rdThompson Samuel, Navigation uin,Hyde road . . ,Union Bank of Manchester Limiwa(sub-branch) (John Preston, manager),Hyde road; draw on Wyn.Mills, Currie & Co. London E CWild Azariah, wheel-wrightWUd John, grocer, 28 Hyde roadWiUdnson Wm. painter, 4 Hyde raWincott WiUiam, machinist. Ash «Woodley Industrial fc Equitable cooperativeSociety Limited (HerDsnBarlow, manager) ,Young John, boot maker, Hyde roaaBREBETON-cum-SIIETHWICK is a township,parish and scattered -village, on the road from Newcastleunder-Lyme,Staffs, to Northwich, 2 miles south-eastfrom Holmes Chapel station, on the Crewe and Stockportsection ot the London and North Western railway, 3miles north-east from Sandbach, in the Knutsforddivision ot the county, Northwich hundred, Sandbachpetty sessional division, Congleton union andcounty court district, rural deanery ot Congleton,archdeaconry of Macclesfield and diocese of Chester.The church of St. Oswald, which stanMimmediately south of the HaU, and is environed wwlofty trees, is a buUding of stone in the late Perp ^^dicular style, consisting of chancel, clerestoried °*Vj]jfour bays, aisles and an embattled western *
DIBECTOBY.J CHESHIRE. BROMBOROUGH. 195in the north-east angle of the chancel is a finely-carvedmural monument of marble in mixed Italian and Gothicstyles, with shield of twelve quarterings and an inscriptionin Latin, stating that anciently the church ofBrereton was a donative chapel in the parish of Astbury;that the ancestors of Sir WUliam Brereton kt.baron of Malpas, who erected this monument in theyear 1618, were buried in the churchyard at Astbury,but that after the chapel of Brereton had been madeparochial the ancestors of the said Sir WiUiam Breretonwere buried in the chancel of that church: there are 300sittings. The register dates from the year 1538. Theliving is a rectory, net yearly value ^510, including 20acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of and heldsince 1896 by the Eev. Alfred Littledale Eoyds M.A. ofTrinity HaU, Cambridge. There are Primitive Methodistand Wesleyan chapels. The charities for distributionamount to about £27 yearly. Brereton Hall, theproperty ot John Brereton Howard esq. and now in theoccupation ot John Moir esq. was erected about 1586by Sir WiUiam Brereton kt. created in 1624 BaronBrereton ot Leighlin, co. Garlow, a title which is presumedto have become extinct in 1722; the house is ahandsome mansion of brick, pleasantly standing in about17 acres of well-wooded land, on the east bank of theriver Croc: the existing structure, originaUy quadrangular,and the foundation stone ot which is said tohave been laid by Queen Elizabeth, consists of oneside and portions of two others: the principal front,which faces westward and has an embattled parapet,is flanked by gabled wings with tall projecting bays,three storeys in height, lighted by muUioned windows:the entrance gateway formerly had two large and loftyoctangular towers, rising considerably above the parapetand connected near their summits by a semi-circulararch, each tower being finished with an ogee-shapedcupola roof with vane ; the cupolas of both these towers,however, were destroyed and an embattled parapet substitutedhy Mr. John Howard, of Hyde, who purchasedthe estate. The interior has undergone considerablealteration, but the dining room stUl retains a friezeMoir John J.P. Brereton hallEoyds Bev. Alfred Littledale M.A(rector). RectorySwinbum Edmund, Brown EdgeCOMMERCIAL.Bebbington Thomas, farmerBoffey Joseph, farmerBoffey Samuel, farmer, Dairy farmBoffey Samuel, jun. farmerBoffey Thomas, farmer, collector oftaxes & assistant overseer,Illage grnBooth WilUam, farmerBouUen Ernest, farmer. Court houseBowers George, farmer. Vine cottageBrocklehurst John, farmerDale Geo. Fenton, farmer, MoorheadDavies David Richard, Bear's Head P.Henriched with the arms of European sovereigns, and insome of the windows and on the cornice of the staircaseare the shields of arms ot various <strong>Cheshire</strong> families :other good examples of stained glass exist in the roomson the first floor, and in one apartment is a chimneypiece with the Brereton arms, supporters and crest fccand other heraldic ornamentation, A quantity ot extremelyinteresting and valuable stained glass, displayingthe arms of distinguished persons of the Elizabethanperiod, figures of nine of the Saxon earls of Mercia, andseven ot the Norman earls of Chester, was removed fromthe HaU to Aston Hall, near Birmingham, erected (1618-35) by Sir Thomas Holte, ist bart, and father of SirEobert Holte bart. who married Jane, sole heiress ofthe Breretons; on the acquirement of Aston Hall about1857 by a limited company for pubUc purposes, thisglass was transferred to Atherstone Hall, formerly theproperty ot Charles Holt Bracebridge esq. who at hisdecease in 1872 bequeathed it to his cousin, the Eev.Berdmore Compton M.A. The Duke's Oak, an immensetree, the trunk of which is hoUow and capable of holdingsix persons, is on Duke's Oak farm. John BreretonHoward esq. who is lord of the manor. Col. Sir WalterGeoffrey Shakerley bart. of Somerford Park, Congleton,and Edmund Swinburne esq. are the chief landowners.The soil is clay and sand, "The chief crops are potatoes,oats and wheat. The area is 4,582 acres of land and 17of water; rateable value, ;^9,792; the population in1901 was 552.Smethwick is a joint township with Brereton,Parish Clerk, Arthur Lucas,Post Office, Brereton Green.—Mrs.EmUy Lloyd,sub-postmistress.Letters through Sandbach arrive at 7.30a.m. 4 5.50 p.m. fc are dispatched at 9.5 a.m. & 6.20p.m. ; no delivery on Sundays. Holmes Chapel is thenearest money order fc telegraph office, 2 miles distantPublic Elementary School (mixed), buUt in 1829 & enlargedin 1857 & 1893, for 142 children; averageattendance, laS ; Thomas Nock, masterFithon James, farmer, Dog laneFithon Thomas, farmerFithon WUliam, farmer, BagmereGleeve Joseph Hayes, farmerGoodaU Alfred, farmer, Illage greenGoodwin James, farmerHill Joseph, farmer, Smethwick hallHill Thomas, farmer. Meadow greenHulse Elizabeth (Miss), grocerHulse William, farmerJackson Thomas, farmer, lUage greenKnott Maria (Mrs.), farmerLea Herbert James, miller (steam &water), Brereton millsLloyd Charles William, grocerLucas Arthur.blacksmith,Brereton gnMorris Daniel, farmerNewton Fanny (Mrs.), farmerPenketh James, farmerPenketh William, farmerPiatt Thomas, farmer, Medhurst greenRichardson Alfred, farmerEichardson Saml. farmr.Brindley grnSlater Helen (Mrs.), farmer, DunkirkhouseSlater Joseph, farmerVenables Peter, farmer, Sandlow grnVenables WiUiam, farmerWalker Herbert, farmerWheelton Ann(Mrs.),frmr.Pewitt hallWrightHy. brick fc tile ma.Brown edgeYarwood Chas. frmr. Light Foot grnYates Anne (Mrs.), farmerYearsley Thomas, farmerBROADBOTTOM!, see Mottram-in-Longdendale.BBOMBOBOTJGhH is a civU parish and weU-buUtviUage on the high road between Ohester and Birkenhead,hounded on the ea/st by the river Mersey, and is i milefrom Bromborough station and the same distance fromSpital station, both on the Birkenhead and Chester sectionof the London and North Western and Great Western jointrailway, n north from Chester and 4 south from Birkenhead,in the Wirral division of the county, higher div-isicnof the hundred and union of Wirral, petty sessional divisionof Wirral, county court district of Birkenhead, ruraldeanery of Wirral and archdeaconry and diocese of Chester.The vUlage is Ughted^ with gas from the Birkenhead gasworks, and water is supplied by the AVest <strong>Cheshire</strong> WaterCompany.Bromborough was, from January, 1873, controlled by aLocal Board, but, under the provisions of the "LocalGovemment Act, 1894," is now governed by an Urban DistrictCouncU. The church of St. Barnabas, the third onthe same site, was erected in 1864, from designs by thelate Sir G. Gilbert Scott kt, R,A. and is a buUding of stonein the Gothic style, consisting of chancel, clerestoried naveof four bays, aisles, north and south porches, and a toweron the north-east, with hexagonal broach spire, and containing8 beUs, presented by Charles Bamford esq. ofBromborough ; eight stained windows were placed in theclerestory in 1891 by the late Arthur John Jones Bamfordesq, of Misterton Park, Leicestershire, in memory of hisfather, Charles Bamford esq,: the stained east window isa memorial to Mrs. Bull, and the west window waspresented by Sir J. Bankin bart. M.P. in memory ot hisparents, who formerly resided at Bromborough Hall.During the removal ot the previous structure variousancient carved stones of Eunic and Saxon origin werefound: the church affords 500 sittings. The registersdate from the year 1560, but are from 1660 perfect.The living is a rectory, net yearly value ;^27o, withTesidence, in the gift of the Dean and Chapter ofChester, and held since 1907 by the Eev. Albert SpaffordM.A. of Trinity College, Cambridge. The Church Institute,in the centre of the vUlage, was erected in 1909to the memory of Mary Eleanor Hobson, of the Marfords,in this parish, by her husband, children and sister, onland given for the purpose by C F. K. Mainwaringesq. lord of the manor. There is a lecture, readingand mission room, built in 1868, where divine serviceis conducted on Sundays only at 3 p.m. ; the readingroom is open every night at 6 p.m. The Hardwarecharity is ot £i, los. yearly value. A drinldng fountainof elegant design has been erected by several of herfriends in the vUlage, to the memory of Annie, wife ofDavid Maclver esq. M.P., J.P. late of Woodslee, Bromborough,who died 24 August, 1869. Bromborough Poolis an arm of the Mersey, on which river are the Liverpoolfloating gunpowder magazines, and on the borders of thePool are the extensive works of Price's Patent Candle Co.Limited, employing about 600 men and boys: in connectionwith these works is a horticultural society, co-operativestores, hospital, erected in 1901 at a cost of ;^3,ooo,CHESHIEE 13*
1V6 BROMBOROUGH. CHESHIRE. [KHLLT'Sand all the organisation of a well-appointed village. BromboroughPool church, erected in i8go and maintained bythe Company, is a building of freestone, consisting of chancel,nave, and an octangular tower at the south-east, terminatingin a bell-cote containing one bell, and is capableof seating 210 persons. The Rev. Edward John Trevitthas been chaplain since 1898. King Edward I. grantedBromborough a weekly market and an annual fair ofthree davs in June, and the charter stiU holds good,but the fair has long ceased to be held. This place isconsidered by some to have been the scene in 937 ofthe battle of Brunnanburgh, in which King Athelstandefeated the combined forces of Anlaf the Northman ;Camden preferred Broomridge, in the parish of Ford,Northumberland, and others have suggested Brumby,in Lincolnshire. Bromborough Hall, the seat of SirWilliam Bower Forwood D.L., J.P. is a stuccoed buildingwith a handsome portico, standing in a park neartbe village and church. Charles Francis KynastonMainwaring esq. of Oteley, EUesmere, is lord of themanor and chief landowner. WiUiam Hesketh Leveresq. of Thornton Manor, is also a large landowner. The.=oil is loamy ; the subsoil, red sandstone. The area ofthe civil parish and Urban District is 1,671 acres ofland, 7 of inland and 796 of tidal water and 623 of foreshore; rateable value, ;^23,843 ; the population in 1901was 1,891 in the civil and 1,824 iri the ecclesiasticalparish.By Local Government Board Order No. 33,125, Sept.30, 1895, the Urban District and civil parish were extendedto include part of Poulton-cum-Spital civil parish.Sexton, George Groxon.Post, M. 0., T. fc Telephone Call Office, Bromborough.—Robert H. Hawkins, sub-postmaster. Letters fromBirkenhead dispatched 9.30 a.m. fc 4 4 7.30 p.m. ;Sunday, 6.10 p.m. ; deliveries, 6.50 a.m. 4 1.45 &5.20 p.m. ; delivery on sunday at 6.50 a.mPost fc M. O. Office, Bromborough Pool.—Miss MaryMonkhouse, sub-postmistress. Dispatches, 8,45 a.m.& 3 fc 6.45 p.m. week days onlyPRIVATE RESIDENTS.Ashby Alfred, HeathfieldAshton WUliam, ClovellyBarnes John George, SpringfieldBarrie Mrs. LiddesdaleBradbury George, KindersBushell Mrs. WoodlandsCarr Arthur Bentley, HeathstoneChristmas Harold W. PinecroftDa Costa Edward A. SylvandaleDavies Miss, WhitburnDuncan Leonard Eustace Henry B.A.Amisfield, Station roadEUis Frederick, GroesefaEvans William Henry, RhianvaForwood Sir William Bower D.L.,J.P. Bromborough hallFox Henry F. Bankdale, Station roadFreestone Joseph Thomas, Limehurst,Plymyard avenueGair J. Hamilton J.P. Little Hey,DibbensdaleGumbley Miss, FairlawnHarris WilUam Henry, RavensheughHarrison Oswald,Knockaloe,Allport laHodgson WUliam Yowart, Parton hoHutchinson Samuel Mason, The Marfords,DibbensdaleJohnston Edmund, MendellJohnston Roderick, Rathmines, OldChester roadJohnston William, WoodsleeKirkpatrick Andrew Edward, MayfieldLowe WUliam S. Gorbett, OakfieldMontgomery Hugh, The Allports,Station roadMorgan John D. Oak villaMoy Edward Curtis, WestholmeNi'?holls Mrs. The Hut. Plymyard avPaterson George B. Dibbensdale lodgePooley John, Wood bankPriest Frank E. HeatherleaRamsbotham Joshua Fielding, Lyndhurst,DibbensdaleRodger Henry Rushton, OaklandsRoyden Emest Bland, Wood HeySmith Walter Slater, MUlbrookURBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL.Meets at the School Room the first monday in each monthat 7.30 p.m.Members.Chairman, Dallas Norris.Vice-Chairman, Alfred Ashby.Retire in April, 1911.Alfred AshbyI Ernest WiUiam TateJohn Pooley |Retire in April, 1912.Joseph Thomas Freestone I Dallas NorrisJ. Hamilton Gair |Retire in AprU, 1913.Oswald HarrisonI Samuel WatsonWilliam Y. Hodgson |Offidals.Clerk, William Albert Weston, The Nook, EasthamTreasurer, E. S. Roberts, London City fc Midland BankLimited, BirkenheadMedical Officer of Health (vacant)Consulting Surveyor, John Clarke CE. HeswallAssistant Surveyor, CoUector & Sanitary Inspector,Samuel Howard, Rake lane, BromboroughBromborough Pool Fire Brigade, Charles Ellis, secPolice Station, William Groom, constablePUBLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS.Bromborough (mixed), erected in 1868, tor 250 children;average attendance, 190; James Pulford King, headmasterPrice's Patent Candle Go. (mixed), Bromborough Pool,built in 1898 for 250 children; average attendance,150; H. J. Gee, head masterRailway Station (G. W. R. fc L. 4 N. W. E.), JohnDorricott, station masterA 'bus leaves New Ferry for Bromborough at 2.30 p,m,fc hourly till 10 p.m. ; Sundays, 2.5 p.m. & hourlySpafford Rev. Albert M.A. (rector).The RectoryStark J. Fleming, RosedaleStevenson Geoffrey, Stanhope houseStevenson George, OakleighStewart-Brown Ronald M.A. Statu.rdTate Ernest Wm.Brookhurst,Statu.rdThomas Rev. John, GraiglandsTodd John Watson, ArkwoodTrevitt Rev. Edward John (chaplainof Bromborough Pool)Walford Francis Montague, BenhamWalm Mrs. BromboroughWatson Mrs. DibbensdaleWeightman John, BorrowdaleWessel Pedro Telesforo, WoodheysWhitehead I. George, Little EatonWilliamson William Sproat, Beechbank, Plymyard avenueWUson Reginald C. The HermitageWood Mrs. LyncombeWood Sidney G. RoslynCOMMERCIAL.Adams Annie (Mrs.), laundry,Rake laAllen Samuel, butcher, Allport laneBall James, farmer. Hall farmBromborough Pool Bowling Club(John Dodd, sec)Bromborough Pool Cricket Club (J.F. Cutbill, sec), Bromborough PoolBromborough Pool Football Club(Wm. North, sec), Bromboro' PoolBromborough Pool Horticultural Society(B. Jones, sec), BromboroughPoolBromborough Pool Industrial 4 ProvidentSociety Limited (Ben. E.Jones, sec), Bromborough PoolBromborough Pool Mutu^ ImprovementSodety (James M. Harris, sec)Bromborough Tontine Society (JohnOwen, sec)Bromborough Pool VUlage Band(James Harris, sec)Bromborough Pool Village Hall (JohnBrocklebank, keeper)Bromborough Port Estate Limitedtill 9.5 p.m. From Bromborough, 2 p.m. 4 hourlytUl 9.30 p.m. ; Sundays, 2 p.m. fc hourly till 9.30p.mBrowndon Frank,confectnr.83 Bake laCarter John, wheelwright, St. George'sterrace, Allport laneChurch Institute (P. P. King, sec),Cullen William.missionary.Holly bankDavies F. fc Co. grocers, Chester rdDunn Thomas, saddler, Allport laneEllis Bros, millers, Bromboro' millsElUs Fredk. grocer, see ElUs BrothersEvans John, gardener to J. HamiltonGair esq. Littlehey lo. DibbensdaleGarson k C!aine, surgeons (surgery);attend dailyGillam William, farm baiUfi to Geo.Ledson, Allport laneGlover Jane (Miss),tobaccnst.Mprt,laGrindley WUliam, joiner. The BakeHawkins Robert Henry, hardwaredealer, sub-postmaster 4 assistantoverseerHodgson WiUiam Yowart fc Co. provisiondealers_Houghton Joseph, gardener to E, W,Tate esq. BrookhurstHoward Samuel, coUector 4 sanitaryinspector to the Urban Distnct<strong>Council</strong>, Rake laneJackson Edwin, cab proprietor.Spnngbank, Rake lane ,Johnson George, farm bailiff to i-Blain esq. Greenfield, Station roadJones IsabeUa (Miss), Bromboro' hotlKettleweU Richard T. farmerLecture, Reading fc Mission Eoom(WiUiam CuUen, lay reader)Ledson Geo.frmr.Manor ho.AUport »Lewis Walter, farmer, Rake laneLiverpool Floating Gunpowder Magazines(Hugh Earl, agent)Lowe Emest, beer retaUerMaclntyre Jas. hair dresser,The CrosMcVey Thos.boat bldr.Bromboro t^ooiMersey Chemical Works Limi-ea.chemical manufacturersMiUington Elizabeth (Mr8.),confectnrMUlington Jas. greengrcr. TheJJaseMonkhouse Isaac, dairyman, i Manorplace, Bromborough Pool
DIRECTORY.]National Telephone Co. Lim. (calloffice) (Mrs, EUzabeth Fisher)Norris DaUas, chief clerk Price'sPatent Candle Co, Limited, BromboroughPoolPhUUps Harry, plumber. The RakePrice AUred, nurseryman, RedcarPrice's Patent Candle Co. Lim. BromboroughPool works; wharf. Duke'sdock, Liverpool; head office, Belmontworks, Battersea, London S WGBEAT BXJDWOBTH is a township, parish andvUlage, adjoining the road from Northwich to Warrington,3 mUes north-north-east from Northwich station,on the <strong>Cheshire</strong> Lines and Great Central (late M. S.and L.) joint railway, lo south-west from Altrincham,17 north-west from Macclesfield, 12 south-east fromBuncorn, 8 south from Warrington and 7 southwestfrom Knutsford, in the Northwich division of thecounty, Bucklow hundred, Buncorn union, Northwichcounty court district, petty sessional division of Eddisbury,rural deanery of Frodsham and archdeaconry anddiocese of Chester, The church of AU Saints is an andentbuUding of stone, in the Gothic style of the 14th century,consisting of chancel, clerestoried nave of six bays, aisles,transepts with chapds, south porch and an embattledwestem tower -with pinnacles, containing a clock and 8beUs; the north chantry chapel is now the burial place otthe Leicester and Smith-Barry famiUes, and that on thesouth side belongs to the Warburtons of Arley; thestained east window is a memorial to Lee Porcher Townshendesq. of Wincham; the west -window was er
198 GREAT BUDWOKTH.Worrall Mary (Mrs.), refrshmt. rmsWright Wm. George 4 Dragon P.HCOGSHALL.Mead T. Seymour, Cogshall hallBrock William, farmer, Cogshall laneClarke Thoma"!, farmer, Brook farmClarke William, farmer. Brook houseJoynson Henry, water mUlerMaddocks Matthew, farmerShakeshiiit Dennis, commission agent.Shrubbery cottageCOMBERBACH.Houghton Mrs. The ElmsTaylor JohnCHESHIRE.[KELLY'SMarrow 4 Beckett.plumbers 4 paintrs! Whitlow James, farmer & assistantMiUington Joseph, farmeroverseer. Garland hallOwenThos.Alfd.f rmr.MarburyHaU frm Williamson Dykes, farmerTaylor Thomas, boot 4 shoe maker. Wright Albert, farmer.Pennypleck fmPark viewWalker Thomas, farmer. Ivy lodgeWilliams William Eaton, farmerWoodcock George, shopkeeperWoodcock Mary (Mrs.),farmer,AvennefarmWright Frederick, butcherCROWLEY.COMMERCIAL.Beswick WiUiam (exors of), blacksmiths,Arley smithyChrimes John, farmerEarl John, cowkeeperEarl Thomas, sen. farmerEarl Thomas, jun. farmerHankey Joseph, farmerHoward James, farmerLowe Thomas & William, farmers,Crowley hallNorcott Jesse, farmerOwen Thomas, farmer, Crowley lodgePercival Charles, cowkeeperPercival Daniel, farmerPickering Thos. frmr. Crowley greentringer Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmerCOMMERCIAL.Beckett Joseph, plumber, see Marrow& BeckettBentley John, apartments. Ivy cotClarke Maria (Mrs,),shopkpr.fcpost offCowap Edward, tailor & draperTorster William, farmerHitchen Edwd. beer retlr. fc shopkprHfilme Walter, general smithJohnson Amos, wheelwrightJones Alfred Noah, head gardener toHornby Lewis esqLees Albert Isaiah Coffin, Spinners innLightfoot Thomas, farmerMaddock Jas. farmer. Providence ho I Stringer Henry, farmerLITTLE BUDWOBTH (formerly called Budworthin-the-Frith)is a township, village and extensive parish,4 miles south-east from Delamere station on the <strong>Cheshire</strong>Lines railway, 2 south from Whitegate station on theWinsford branch of the London and North Western railway,and 4 east-north-east from Tarporley, in the Eddisburydivision of the county, Eddisbury hundred andpetty sessional division, union and county court districtof Northwich, rural deanery of Middlewich andarchdeaconry and diocese of Chester; it was formerlya part of the parish of Over, and is described as suchin the charter for endowing the bishopric of Chester,38 Hen. VIII. (1546-7). By an Order of the <strong>County</strong><strong>Council</strong>, confirmed by Local Government Board OrderNo. 28,045, Oulton Lowe was in 1892 added to LittleBudworth for civil purposes. The church of St. Peter,formerly belonging to the Benedictine nunnery of St.Mary, at Chester, is an edifice of stone, consisting ofchancel, nave and an embattled western tower, containinga clock and 5 hells: the nave was rebuilt in 1800, pursuantto the desire of Ralph Kirkham esq, of Manchester,who was educated at the school within this parish, andleft ^1,000 for that object: the church affords 200sittings. The register dates from the year 1561. Theliving is a vicarage, net yearly value ;^225, with residence,in the gift of the Bishop of Chester, and heldsince 1904 by the Eev. Bernard Norman Atkinson M.A.of tbe Victoria University, Manchester, and B.D. ofDurham University. A sum of ;£'4oo was left byEalph Kirkham esq. and the interest ot ;^io yearly,designed for the education of poor children of theparish, has been transferred to the Education Authorityof the <strong>Cheshire</strong> <strong>County</strong> <strong>Council</strong> by the Charity Commi.ssioners.Kirkbam's benefaction of ^^30 yearly isfor distribution in money and clothing: there is also asum of £g, arising from land in Duddon, which is givenin money for coal in February of each year. An almshousewas erected here about 1740 by Dame IsabellaDodd, who also endowed the same with an incomederived from a house and land, now (1906) producing;^2i8 yearly; the building is arranged to hold 6 poormen and 6 poor women of the parish, the former receiving3s. and the latter 3s. 6d. weekly, in additionto which each inmate has coal, medical attendance,£1 IS. yearly for clothing, and a Christmas gift of2s 6d. Oulton HaU, the seat of Sir PhUip Henry BrianGrey-Egerton hart. D.L., J.P. is an elegant and spaciousmansion of brick, with stone dressings, standing in adelightful park stocked with about 300 head ot deer:on the north side of the park, which is supposed tohnve originally formed a portion of the forest of Delamere,is a beautiful monument, erected to John FrancisEgerton, major. East India Company's horse artillery,son of the Rev. Sir PhiUp Grey-Egerton, of Oulton Park,born 10 Aug. 1810; during the Sikh war of 1845, ^^was present with the division of Major-Gen. Sir JohnLittler in the attack upon the enemy's entrenchedcamp a1( Ferozeshah, on tjhe evening of the 21st and themorning of the 22nd, Dec. and when, after a severeconflict, the position was carried and the victory alreadyPICKMERE.Allen Henry, shopkeeperBarber Sarah (Mrs.),farmer,(3roTfnfmiBoon Walter, Red Lion P.HBooth Thomas, farmer. Common frmClarke Wilham Robert, boot makerCurbishley Edward, farmer. Fern hillDerbyshire John, farmeT,Pickmere fmDutton William, coal dealerHickson Ellen (Mrs.), farmer, TanyardfarmHickson Wm. farmer.Cross Lane frmLambert James, farmerLittler Sophia (Mrs.), farmerMathers Samuel, blacksmithMoore Ann (Mrs.) (exors. of), farmrsWallhUl farmMoreton James Arthur, farmer, FrogLane farmMoreton John (exors. of), farmers,Mere viewRiley Charles, farmerRiley William, boot makerWhalley James, farmer. Brook farmWhalley Silvea (Mrs.), frmr. Cob hallWright Ellen (Mrs.), farmerWright James, farmer, Eose farmsecured, he fell by the sudden assault of two Sikhi,concealed in a village which he was reconnoitring, andbeing found upon the battle-field thirty hoars afterwards,was conveyed to Ferozepore, where, after amonth of great suffering, he died, 23 Jan. 1846; onthe south side of the monument is some exquisitecarving of an emblematical character. Between theyears 1153 and 1160 the manor was granted by Hughde Meschines, sumamed " Kevelioc," 3rd Earl ofChester, together with a moiety of the forestership ofMara, to Robert le Grosvenor, whose descendant, Bichaidle Grosvenor, held Budworth for King Edward I. asEarl of Chester. The manor continued vested in thisbranch of the Grosvenors tiU the death of Eichard leGrosvenor, who left Cecilia, his daughter, sole heiress;she married successively into the families of Bromley andMere, having issue by the latter, and subsequentlymarried John Bradburne, whom she survived. In thereign of Henry VI. WiUiam del Mere was succeeded inthe lordship of the manor by his sister Margaret, wifeof Walter Troyford, who sold it in 1431-2 to WilliamTrowtbeck esq. together with a fourth of the manorsof Little Neston and Hargreave, for 1,000 marks(;^666 13s. 4d.). Certain lands, however, in Budworthcontinued for several generations vested in the femaleline of Grosvenor. Budworth remained in the possessionof the Trowtbeck famUy till the death of Adam Trowtbeckesq. of Moberley, who, in the reign of Henry VIU.left his daughter Margaret, wife of Sir John Talbot kt.of Albrighton, Salop, sole heiress. Budworth thaipassed with other estates to the Talbots, of Salwarp,Worcs, Earls Talbot and subsequently Earls ot Shrewsbury; but the share of the forestership was aold to theDones of Utkinton in the time of Henry VIH. TheEarl of Shrewsburv and Talbot K.C.V.O. who is nofflord of the manor, and Sir P. H. B. Grey-Egerton bart.are the chief landowners. The area is 2,828 statuteacres of land, which are chiefiy in pasturage, and 39 ofwater; rateable value, ;^6,5o6; the population of thedvil parish in 1901 was 599, and of the ecclesiasticalparish, 544.Parish Clerk, Robert Done.Post, M. 0. & T. Office.—Miss Agnes Spencer, sub-postmistress.Letters arrive from Tarporley at 7.40 *j°,4 5,5 p.m, for callers ; Sundays, 7.50 a.m.; dispatchett^* 5-35 p.m. ; Sundays, 10.50 a.m ,WaU Letter Box, Common, cleared at 5.10 p.m. weeKdays onlyPublic Elementary School (mixed 4 infants), erected w1706, at the cost of Catherine (Conway), widow ol wrPhUip Egerton kt. & enlarged fc a residence for i«schoolmistresses built in 1852, from designs by "f• 'Vickers. at the cost of Sir Philip de Malpas UTC)Egerton, loth bart. (d. 1881); the schools are supported for the most part bv Sir P. H. Brian wv)Egerton bart, ; they will hold" 104 boys fc gids (mi"^4 33 infants; average attendance, 49 ''°yf,,. v.-(mixed) 4 25 infants; Eddy Thomas WellingW'master; ^rs. E. Wellington, mistress
DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. BUGLAWTON. 199OULTON LOWE comprises six farm houses, 4 milesnorth-east from Tarporley, and was in 1892, by orderof the <strong>County</strong> <strong>Council</strong>, confirmed by Local GovemmentLITTLE BUDWORTH.Atkinson Rev. Bernard Norman M.A.,B,D. (vicar). VicarageEgerton Sir Philip Henry Brian Greyhart.D.L., J.P. Oulton parkHolland John, OutsidesNewton Geo. Edgar, Oulton cottageStock Mrs. White hallCOMMERCIAL.Barlow James, Egerton Arms P.HBevin Thomas, farmer, Ferney woodBickley Elizh. (Mrs.), Fox4Barrel P.HBingham John, gardener to Sir P. H.B, Grey-Egerton hartBloor Edward, shoe makerBooth George, farmerBooth Eobert, farmer, assistant overseer4 clerk to Parish <strong>Council</strong>,Common sideBooth Eobert Wm. farmer. Mill hoBooth William, farmer. Pool Head frmBourne Samuel,farmer. New OutsidesClare Ann (Mrs.), cowkeeperClarke Enoch, farmerBoard Order, annexed to Little Budworth. At the timeof the Conquest the manor was held by the Earls ofChester, from whom it is supposed to have been transferredto the Kingsleya; afterwards it came into thepossession of Richard de Odleton, or Oulton, the founderof a family which assumed the local name; the Oultonscontinued here for some generations, when it appearsthat Joan, or Johanna, second of the three co-heiressesof John de Oulton, became possessed of the manor, withwhom it passed in marriage to Peter Starkie, thesecond son of Thomas Starkie, of Nether Hall, in Stretton.whose descendants continued here until the latterpart of the 17th century, when it was purchased by theEgertons, ot Oulton, and descended to Sir John Grey-Egerton bart. of Oulton (d. 24 May, 1825), and is nowheld by Sir Philip Henry Brian Grey-Egerton bart, ofOulton Hall, who is the sole landowner of the township.Darley Hall, formerly the seat of the Starkies, wastaken down by the late Mr. Egerton, Jind on the siteDickinson Jas, farmer, Budworth comDobson Enoch, farmer, Budworth comDobson PhUip, farmerDodd Wm, farmer, Budworth commonExton WilUam, water cress grower(Hugh Briscoe, manager)Gordon James, gamekeeper to Sir P.H.B. Grey-Egerton bart.Oulton frmHales Eobert, farmer. Park Place frmHewitt Eichard, farmerHewitt Eichard, farmerHolland John, farmer, OutsidesHolland John, solicitorJennings John Hy. farmer, LongstoneJohnson George & Thomas, mUlers(steam & water), Oulton millJohnson Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer,Budworth commonLangton Thomas, farmerMoss John, farmer. Common sideNewton George Edgar, agent to SirPhUip Hy. Brian Grey-Egerton bartParker John, farmer. Brook houseParker John WiUiam, shopkeeperButter Fred, Shrewsbury Arms P.HButter George, farmerBDOLAWTON is a parish and populous village onthe river Dane, three-quarters ot a mUe north-east-bynorthfrom Congleton, of which it forms a suburb,in the Macdesfield division of the county, Northwichhundred, Congleton petty sessional division, union andcounty court district, rural deanery of Congleton, archdeaconrvof Macclesfield and diocese of Chester. TheMacclesfield canal and the North Staffordshire raUwayintersect the township; the latter passing about i^miles from the viUage and crossing the valley of theDane by a viaduct of twenty arches.The Local Board established here in 1863 has beensuperseded by an Urban District <strong>Council</strong> under the"Local Government Act, 1894" (56 4 57 Vict, c 73).•The ecclesiastical parish was formed in 1869 from theAstbury civil parish.The church of St. John the Evangelist, erected in1840, at a cost, including site, of ;^2,287, is a buildingof stone in the Gothic style, consisting of chancel, naveand a western tower with spire containing a clock andone beU: the east window is stained: there are marbletablets to the Hogg family; to the Rev. Henry RowlandBramwell, a former vicar, who died 1868, and toCharles Johnson and Edward Wilson M.A.: the churchwas restored in 1873 at a cost of ;£'2oo: the carved oakpulpit was erected in 1890 by the vicar in memory ofhis wife, in remembrance of whom the parishioners alsogave the prayer desk: the brass lectern and font arememorials respectively to Charles Vaudrey esq. andMrs. Vaudrey: in 1908 a carved oak altar was given bythe late Miss Vaudrey: the church affords 500 sittings.The register dates from the year 1840. The Uving is avicarage, net yearly value ;^26o, with residence, in thegift ot the rector of Astbury, and held since 1908 bythe Rev. Herbert Gardner B.A. of Merton College,Oxford. Here is a Primitive Methodist chapel: thereis a Wesleyan Methodist chapel here, erected in 1845,and another at Dane-in-Shaw, built in 1898. There arecliarities of £.{ los. for distribution by the vicar inclothing and monev. On the eastern side of the townshipis a high hiU'called "The Cloud," the summit ofwhich, 1,190 feet above the level of the sea, affords themost extensive and diversified prospect. The manufactureof ribbons and trimmings and of turkish towels iscarried on here. Buglawton Hall, the seat of JosephMaghuU Yates esq. K^C. is ;i mansion of brick, delightfuUysituated amongst picturesque scenery. DavenshawHouse is now (1910) unoccupied. Earl Egerton ofof it a farm residence has been erected. The land isapplied chiefly to pasture and the cultivation of grain.Letters through Tarporley. Little Budworth is tbenearest money order 4 telegraph office, about half amile distant from the HallButter Harry, farmer. Park farmButter Peter, farmer, Chester la.BrookRutter Thos. (Mrs.), frmr. Manor hoRutter William, farmer, CornhUlSpencer Agnes (Miss), confr. Post offStockton Thomas, shoe makerTimmis Josiah, farmer,BudWorth comWalker Thomas, beer retailerWhite John, water cress growerWood Charles, blacksmithWoodward Herbert Booth, farmer,Budworth commonWoodward Robert, farmerWoodward William, farmerWorsley William, farmer, & Red Lioninn; pleasure, picnic & fishingparties catered forOULTON LOWE,Benson Fredk. farmer. Ash houseBurston John Willet, farmerClegg George, farmer, Darley hallCorns Harry, farmer, Bark houseEdge Thos.Wm.frmr. Holmstone haUSpann Richard, farmerTatton, who is lord of the manor, Lieut.-Col. J. CAntrobus, of Eaton Hall, the trustees of the late SamuelPearson, the trustees of the late Mr. Thomas Chapman,ot Buglawton, and Mrs. William Williamson, ot Congleton,are the chief landowners. The area ot the civUparish and Urban District is 2,889 acres of land and 22of water; rateable value, £^,(^^2.; the population in1901 was 1,452.Sexton, James Goodwin.Town Sub-Post 4 M. O. Office, Buxton road.—HenryBromfield, sub-postmaster. Letters through Congletondelivered 7.30 4 10.45 a.m. 4 1.15, 6.15 4 8.30p.m. ; Sundays, 7.45 p.m. Telegrams can be dispatchedbut not delivered; Congleton head office isthe nearest for deliveryPost Office, Timbersbrook.—William James Potts, subpostmaster.Letters through Congleton. Clearanceat 7.30 a.m. 4 6.30 p.m. week days only. High Town,Congleton, is the nearest money order & Congleton,the nearest telegraph officeURBAN DDSTEICT COUNCILMeets in the School Eoom every first thursday in themonth.Members.All retire in April, 1913.Chairman, Joseph M. Yates K.C.Vice-Ghairman, George Brown.Walter BarlowGeorge BrownGeorge B. GoodfeUowArthur HammondFrancis Jesse MasonJohn PhythianOfficials.Clerk, Arthur Andrew, soUdtor ; office, Wagg st.GongletnTreasurer, Thomas Marston, Manchester 4 LiverpoolDistrict Bank, CongletonMedical Officer of Health, Patrick Moir DavidsonL.R.CP.Edin. Damion house. West street, CongletonSurveyor 4 Sanitary Inspector, Clement BeamanSkellern, Quarry bankCollector, Frank W. Elmy, Buxton house, Buxton roadPublic Elementary School, Harding's bank, erected in1843, for 187 children; average attendance, 120;Charles Elvison Palmer, master; Miss NelUe E.Brown, mistress
2J0 BUGLAWTON. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'PRIVATE RESIDENTS.Barlow Thos.Higher ho.TimbersbrookBarlow Walter, The Mount, TimbersbrookBooth Jonathan, Bath valeBradbury Eoderick S. Dane cottageElmy Frank W. Buxton ho.Buxton rdGardner Bev. Herbert B.A. (vicar).VicarageGibson Enoch, Albion cottageGoodfeUow Geo. Benj. The Lowe hoKirk Henry, The BridestonesMason Francis Jesse, Timbersbrookhouse, TimbersbrookPhythian John, Throstle's Nest houseShaw Mrs. Bank houseSidebotham Arthur, The Lowe houseWard John Potts, The LimesYates Joseph MaghuU K.C,J.P. BuglawtonhallCOMMERCIAL.Bailey Walter, farmer. The CloudBarlow Job, farmer, Hineswood farmBarnett Alfred, prov. dlr. 22 Mill stBarnett JohnHy. shopkpr. i3Buxton rdBarnett Wm. farmer. Old Spout hoBarton H. shopkpr. Harding's bankBarton William, Churchhouse PH.Harding's bankBavington Edwin,farmer,Eookery frmBerry Minnie (Mrs.), beer ret.Mill stBoon Edwin, farmer, Eainow farmBourne Joseph, farmer. Key greenBowler Henry, farmer, Peover laneBowler Joseph, farmer, Big FentonBoviyer William, farmer,Brook houseBromfield Henry, tobacconist. Post offBrown George, farmer. Smithy farmBrown Eichard, farmer. Black heathBrown Thomas, farmer, Bath valeBurgess George, farmer, Little LoweBurgess Leonard, plumber, Dane rowBurgess WUUam, smaUware maker,II MiU streetButler James, coal dlr. Havannah stGarson 4 Bradbury Ltd. paper mfrsChapels Sidney,farmer,HighBent frmChappeU Nathan, farmer, Wood farmCobb Charles Henry, fustian cutter,Davenshaw millsCongleton Equitable 4 Industrial COToperative Society Lim, (No, 3branch) (Henry Foster, manager)Cope Norman, Robin Hood P.HGross Jsph. frmr. Pedley House farmDavenport Allen, farmer, Crossley haUDean Frederick, farmer. WeathercockElmy Frank W. coUector of rates tothe Urban District <strong>Council</strong> & assistantoverseer, Buxton house,Buxton roadGoodwin James, jobbing gardener, 16MUl streetGranby Shirt Co. (Arthur J. Scholfield^manager), Davenshaw millsHadfield Mary Jane (Mrs.), farmer,Lowe farmHainsworth Alex.farmer,Yewtree frmHammond Arthur, farmer,Peover frmHancock James, farmer. Tall ashHarrison Samuel (exors. of), miUers(water), Dane-in-ShawHickson Francis Edward, shopkeeper,10 Harding's bankHolland James, farmer. Light Hay frmHoyle W. 4 Go. turkish towel manufacturer,Washford mUlJackson Ezra, farmer, Havannah laneKennedy Saml. Hy.insur.agt.Queen stLancaster Arthur, Coach & HorsesP.H. RainowLancaster James, beer retailer, Danein-ShawLancaster Walter, farmer. Tan houseBD'NBXJBY is a township, village and large parish, ijmiles south-east from Beeston Gastle station on the Greweand Chester section of the London and North Westem railway,8 north-west from Nantwich, 9 north from Whitchurchand 10 north-by-east from Malpas, in the Eddisburydivision of the county, east division of the Eddisburyhundred, Nantwich union and county court district, pettysessional division of Eddisbury, rural deanery of Malpasand archdeaconry and diocese of Ohester. The church ofSt. Boniface, formerly collegiate, is an ancient and beautifulfabric of stone, in the Decorated and Perpendicularstyles, and consists of tfhancel, clerestoried nave of sixbays, aisles, Egerton chapel on the south-east, south porchand an embattled western tower, with six crocketed pinnacles,containing a clock and 8 beUs, 2 of which wereadded in 1895 '- the base of the tower forms a porch: thechancel is Decorated and the nave Late Perpendicular: theEidley, or Egerton, chapel, erected by Sir Ralph Egertonof Ridley, in 1527, and originaUy an exquisite example ofits style, after being much disfigured, and left in aruinous condition, was restored in 1899: there wereonce also two other chapels, the Spurstow chapel inthe south aisle of the nave, and in the north aisle theCalveley chapel: the church contains several fine monuments,among which, in the centre of the chancel,is a rich altar tomb, with effigy in alabaster, to SirHugh Calveley, who distinguished himself during theinvasion of France by Edward III. and another in thenorth-east angle of the chancel, with effigy and inscription,under a canopy, to Sir George Beeston, one of tbecommanders who aided in the destruction of the SpanishArmada in 158*; he was knighted at sea by the LordAdmiral, Howard of Effingham, after the victory, anddied m i6n at the age of 102: near the font aresome Early Norman coffin Uds and fragments of Normanstone work: the stained east window was presented byRalph Brocklebank esq. of Haughton, and there areseveral others, including one to Dr. J. Everitt Dutton,who lost his life in Central Africa: the church was completelyrestored in 1864-5, "«"ith the addition of a newroof and clerestory -windows, under the direction ofMessrs. Pennington and Bridgen, architects, at a costof about ;^4,ooo, and again restored in 1895, when newchoir stalls were fitted, a new organ provided, and 2bells added, at a total cost of about ;^3,ooo: the roof ofthe nave was thoroughly restored in 1897: the churchaffords 700 sittings. The register of marriages andburials dates from the year 1559 and of baptisms from1598. The living is a vicarage, with Calvelev, Haughton,and Spurstow annexed, net yearly value" ;^270, withLomas Henry, farmer. Alders farmMalkin Thomas (exors. of), flintgrinders, Washford miUMason WUfred,frmr.Green House frmMinshull Arth. hair drssr.6 Queen stMitchell James, farmer, Irlam houseMoss Fanny (,Mrs.), shopkeeper, TimbersbrookMoss James, farmer, Over Edge farmMoss John, farmer, OvertonMoss William, farmer, HoofridgePoole David, farmer. Cloud viewPoole Emma (Mrs.), farmer, LittleFentonPotts Wm. Jas. shopkpr. Post officeSant Robert, farmer. Dig Lake farmShepherd John 4 Son,fustian cutters.Higher Washford millsSilversprings Bleaching 4 Dyeing Co.Limited (Walter Barlow, generalmanager & sec), TimbersbrookSkellern Chas. shopkeeper. The CloudSkellern Clement Beaman, surveyor &sanitary inspector. Quarry bankSkellern Joyce (Mrs.), shopkeeper,Havannah streetSlater Joseph, fustian cutter, LoiverWashford millsSmith Hy. Saml. farmr.Higher LoweSmith James, farmer j Rainow CottSproson John, house fc sign painter,Havannah streetSproson Lucy (Mrs.), shopkeeper,Harding's bankSwindells Abraham, farmer. CrossleyfarmSwindells Arth.milk seller,William stTaylor Wm. fried fish dlr. Buxton stTurnock Joseph, farmer. Canal sideWilliams Bichd.Throstle's Nest tavrnWoodcock Lewis, blacksmith, FingerPosthouse and 2 acres of glebe, in the gift of the Haberdashers'Company of London, and held since 1907 bythe Rev. Henry Woodman M.A. of St. John's College,Cambridge. In 1575, Thomas Aldersey purchased therectory and advowson, and about 1592 granted a leaseof the same to his brother for 500 years, at ;^i30yearly; some land was assigned with ;^20 a year andhouse for a schoolmaster, and ;^io, a house and landfor an usher; this charity now produces ^^86 138. 4d.yearly for the clergy and ;^5o for the school: his linealdescendant, Hugh Aldersey esq. of Aldersey, is thepresent lay impropriator. The advowson was grantedto the Haberdashers' Company of London: the livingwas augmented with ;^2,ooo from Queen Anne's Bountyat various times during the period from 1762 to1826. There is a Wesleyan Methodist chapel, erectedin 1868, and a Primitive Methodist chapel, built in1876. The Public Hall, erected in 1888, at a costof about ;^6oo, by the late John P. Turton esq. ofSpurstow, and presented to the parish by Mrs. Turton,his widow, is a buUding of brick and stone in thoGothic style, comprises a large room occasionally usedfor concerts and holding 400 persons, and there are twosmaller rooms for public meetings: the building alsocontains a library of about 400 volumes. The consolidatedcharities for distribution in clothing and fuelamount to about ;^47 8s. yearly. Gardner's charity ol;^49 los. is for education, Aldersey's charity of ;£io forddstribution in money, and MUUngton's and Leche'scharity of ^^i Bs. 6d. for poor widows. Sir Hugh Calveleyin 1386 founded a college here and dedicated it toSt. Boniface, but it was eventually dissolved by EdwardVI. Lord Tollemache is lord of the manor and principallandowner. The area of the township is 1,161acres; rateable value, ^^4,816; the population in 1901was 820 in the township and 2,492 in the ecclesiasticalparish.Post, M. O. ft T. Office, Bunbury—Emest Manley,postmaster. Letters arrive from Tarporley at 7.10a.m. & 5.30 p.m.; dispatched at g.45 a.m. 4 6.10 48 p.m.; Sundays, n a.mWall Box, Stoneleigh, cleared at 9.35 a.m. 4 6.55 48.5 p.m. ; Sundays, 11.5 a.mPublic Elementary (formerly Grammar) School (boys),founded in 1594 by Thomas Aldersey, dtizen 4 haberdasherof London, 4 converted in 1856 into itspresent form by the Committee of <strong>Council</strong> on Education; it will hold 270 boys; average attendance, 143 J& bas an endowment of ;^5o yearly, arising from
DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. BUNBURY. 201Aldersey's charity: the present school, erected in1874, is a buUding in the Gothic style: the governingbody is the Haberdashers' Company of London, subjectto the control of the <strong>Cheshire</strong> <strong>County</strong> Goundl:the head master can receive 10 boarders in his house;George Frederick Dutton, head masterPublic Elementary School (girls 4 infants), erected in1830, for 90 girls & 65 infants; average attendance,56 girls 4 61 infants; Miss Florence E. B. Wager,mistressBEESTON is a township in the union ot Tarvin, 2 mileswest-north-west from Bunbury and 3 south from Tarporley,with a station, called Beeston Castle, on the Creweand Chester section of the London and North Westernrailway; the township is also intersected by the ShropshireUnion canal. There is a mission room, in whichservices are held by the Wesleyans, Primitive Methodistsand Baptists. A cattle fair is held here on Mondaysevery week, and is weU attended. Beeston Castle,which occupies a romantic and impregnable siteon the summit of a huge and lofty isolated rock, wasfounded about 1220 by Ranulph de Meschines (sumamedde Blundeville), 4th Earl of Chester, after his secondreturn from the Holy Land; the castle was a place ofgreat strength, to which its natural position largelycontributed, but after the surrender of Chester to theParliamentary forces, 3 Feb. 1646, it was dismantled,and has since been allowed to fall into ruins. A well,frequently mentioned by antiquaries, extends to thedepth of Beeston brook in the valley below (122 yards);the castle is the property of Lord Tollemache. who islord of the manor and principal landowner. "The areais 1,966 acres; rateable value, ^^6,617; the populationin 1901 was 285.Letters from Tarporley. The nearest money order 4telegraph offices are at Tarporley, 3 miles, k Bunbury,2 miles distantWall Box, near Mr. Pinnington's, blacksmith, cleared at6.30 p.m. week days onlyWall Letter Box, Beeston Castle inn, cleared at 10 a.m,fc 7.15 & 8.30 p.m.; Sundays, 11.35 a.mPubUc Elementary School for boys, girls (mixed) &infants, erected in 1894-5 by the late Lord Tollemache,for 80 children; average attendance, 60; Miss ElizaAnnie WilUams, mistressEailway Station, Samuel Bostock, station masterCALVELEY is a small scattered village and township,with a station on the Chester and Crewe section of theLondon and North Westem railway, 3^ miles southeastfrom Tarporley. The chapel of ease to Bunbury,erected here about 1838 is an edifice ot brick and stone,consisting of nave only. The Rev. Edgar Stockdale,perpetual curate of St. David's, Wettenhall, has beencurate here since 1889. There is a sum of ^^25 yearlyfor the repairs of the Causeway, arising from landgiven in exchange for the Hermitage lands by LordToUemache. Calveley Hall, the residence of John JuliusJersey de Knoop esq. J.P. is an ancient mansion,pleasantly standing in a well-wooded park of about 60acres, i mile from Calveley and 4 miles from Beestonstations, both on the London and North Western railway.Lieut.-Col. William Bromley-Davenport, ot GapesthorneHaU, is lord of the manor and chief landowner; thereare also several smaller proprietors. The area is 1,546acres; rateable value, ;^4,36o; the population in 1901was 312.Letters through Tarporley via Alpraham.The nearestmoney order fc telegraph office is at Alpraham, one miledistantWall Letter Box, near Parkfield House farm, cleared at6.20 p.m.; Sundays, 9.40 a.mPublic Elementary School (mixed), buUt in 1875, for220 boys fc girls; average attendance, 93; WilliamGore, masterRailway Station, Beginald John Header, station masterHAUGHTON is a township and smaU village, i^ milessouth from Calveley station on the Crewe and Chestersection of the London and North Western railway. Hereis a Mission hall, erected in 1909 by E. Brocklebankesq. and served from Bunbury. Comberbach's charityof 108. is distributed to the poor, Haughton HaU, theseat of Balph Brocklebank esq. D.L., J.P. who is lordof the manor and the principal landowner, was rebuiltin 1891-2. The area is 1,087 acres; rateable value,;^2,4oo; the population in 1901 was 163.By Local Government Board Order a detached partof Haughton was, in 1888, annexed to Spurstow.Letters from Tarporley. Bunbury, 2 miles distant, isthe nearest money order 4 telegraph officeWall Box, near Nag's Head P.H. cleared at 5.35 p,m. ;Sundays, 10,35 ^-"^PECKFORTON is a township 3 miles south-west fromBeeston Gastle station on the Grewe and Chester sectionof the London and North Westem railway, and 3J southfrom Tarporley. Peckforton Castle, the seat of LordToUemache, situated on a wooded height overlooking onthe north side the -wide valley which separates it fromthe still more commanding rock and ruined fortress ofBeeston, was erected during the period 1844-50, by thefirst Lord Tollemache, and is a magnificent building ofred sandstone, quarried on the estate, and its drcularkeep forms a landmark for many miles: attached tothe castle is a domestic chapel, the services of whichare open to the neighbouring inhabitants; the Rev. JohnTaylor Clegg B.A. incumbent ot Burwardsley, has beenchaplain since 1902. The area is 1,754 acres; rateablevalu^ £3,356; the population in 1901 was 176.Letters from Tarporley. The nearest money order &telegraph office is at Bunbury, about 2 miles distantThe children of this place attend Beeston schoolRIDLEY is a township 3J miles south from BeestonGastle station on the Crewe and Chester section of theLondon and North Western railway, and 5 south fromTarporley. The Earl of Cottenham is lord of the manorand principal landowner. The area is 1,458 acres; rateablevalue, ;^2,io8 ; the population in 1901 was 109.Letters from Tarporley. The nearest M. 0. 4 T. Officeis at Bunbury, 2J miles distantPublic Elementary School (mixed), erected in 1877 &enlarged in 1906, for 40 boys 4 girls; average attendance,42; Mrs. Amy "Tissington, mistressSPURSTOW is a township 2J miles south from BeestonCastle station on the Crewe and Chester section of theLondon and North Western railway, in the Nantwichunion and county court district. "There is a PrimitiveMethodist chapel, erected in 1844. Here is a springpossessing medicinal qualities, which formerly wasresorted to for bathing. The Earl of Crewe K,G., P.C.is lord of the manor and the principal landowner. Inthis township is Lower Spurstow Hall, an ancient seatof the Alderseys, to whom it still belongs, but is occupiedas a farmhouse by Mr. Hugh R. Dutton. SpurstowHall, some time the seat of the family of that name,is now used as a farmhouse. Oaklands, a red brickmansion, standing in a park of n acres, is the propertyof Mrs. Gordon. The area is 1,832 acres; rateablevalue, ;^3,37i; the population in 1901 was 434.Post Office.—John Gamer, sub-postmaster. Letters;from Tarporley are delivered at 7.20 a.m. ; dispatchedat 9.25 a.m. 4 5.35 & 6.50 p.m. ; no sunday delivery.The nearest money order 4 telegraph office is atBunbury, 2 miles distantPublic Elementary School (mixed), built in 1872 by thelate Lord Crewe; it wiU hold 150 boys 4 girls; averageattendance, 71; Mrs. Martha Edge, mistressWARDLE (or WardhuU) is a township and scatteredvillage, ij mUes south-east from Calveley station onthe Crewe and Chester section of the London and NorthWestern railway, 4 nort'o-west from Nantwich and 5south-east from' Tarporley, in the Eastern division of theEddisbury hundred. The Shropshire Union RaUwayand Canal Company have a wharf in this township.Draining tiles for agricultural purposes are manufacturedhere. The manor, at the Norman accession, wasgiven to Hugo de Mara, probably one of the king'sNorman foUowers. The local name was early assumedby the family in possession; and it appears from certainrecords that Catherine de Wrenbury gave all herlands in Wrenbury to PhiUp, son of David de Egerton,these lands being described as Wordel Park and Le Breres.By inquisitions in the reigns of Henry VI. Richard III. andHenry VII, these lands were found to be held from theGrosvenors of Holme. The Bren-etons afterwards heldthem from the Egertons, with the moiety of the baronyof Malpas. Wardle subsequently became the property ofthe Priesthmd family, from whom it was purchased byThomas Wilbraham, of Woodhey, esq. and thence descendedto the Earl of Dysart. Lord ToUemache is lordof the manor and principal landowner. Wardle HaU, anancient building of brick and wood, was formerly inclosedby a moat, but, with the exception of a portion onthe south-east side, this bas now been fiUed up, and in
202 BUNBURY.CHESHIRE. [KELLY'S1849 a farmhouse was erected near to the haU, TheLetters through Nantwich via Barbridge.township comprises 1,053 statute acres, chiefly appliedto the cultivation of grain and pasture, and 9 of water;rateable value, ;^2,733; the population in 1901 was 193.BUNBURY.PRIVATE RESIDENTS.Bennett WiUiam, Norbury cottageBerryman Rev. Thomas Henry (Prim.Methodist), The CedarsBlain Mrs. MayfieldGantreU Miss, North lodgeCawley Stephen, PriestlandDrury Col. Robert C Fir bankDutton George FrederickGriffiths Thomas, Heathcroft -Hanks Frederick Arthur, HeathfieldJames Rev. John Julian M.A. (curate)Jones Gapt. Llewellyn Hayward, TheWhite houseLittledale John Bolton J.P. BrookdaleRobertson Wm. M.A., M.B.AberdRoscoe WiUiam James, The GrangeSenior Miss, BeUa VistaShaw Daniel, Brook houseSmith Edward WeUs, GastleviewSutton Mrs. Lower BunburyWard Miss, Fox daleWillis Charles, Whitchurch roadWoodman Rev. Henry M.A. (vicar).The VicarageCOMMERCIAL.Adams Lilian & Grace (Misses),grocrsAlexander EUen (Mrs,), dress makerBarnes John, buUderBeresford James, farmerBrennan Richard, Dysart Arms P.HBrooks George, joinerBrooks Jonathan, monumental mason,Whitchurch roadBunburv DriU fc Rifie Club (Rev. J.J. Jaines M.A. fc G. F. Dutton,joint sees)Bunbury FootbaU Club (D. Shaw, sec)Cawlev Stephen, agent to Lord ToUemache'strustees, PriestlandChallinor Charles, threshing machineprcprieto,' & cattle dealerChetwood Harry, cycle ft motor agt.;official repairer to the R.A.C fcCT.CCcleysmith James, ironmonger, drugstores, cycle ft general agent;farmers' sundries ftcCordery Charles, Swan innElson Alfred, carrierElson Charles, gardener to Col. R. CDruryFleet "Thomas, undertakerFrodsham Thomas, plumberHewitt George, bee hive makerHewitt Herbert J. grocerHinde Harry, plumber. Park viewHughes John, grocer fc wine 4 spiritdealerJackson Henry, boot makerJones Spencer Robert, registrar ofbirths, deaths & marriages 4 vacdnationofficer for Bunbury subdistrict,Nantwich union, & relievingofficer for Bunbury district,Nantwich unionLarge William, carpenterLovekin John, farmerManley Ernest, draper. Post officeMathews MaryE.(Mrs.),NagsHead innMatthews Charles E. (Mrs.), grocerMurray Albert Ernest, plumberParker Thomas, builderPublic Hall (John Hughes, sec. &treas.; Mrs. G. F.Dutton.Ubrarian)Robertson William M.A., M.B., CM.Aberd. physician 4 surgeon, &medical officer & public vaccinatorBunbury district, Nantwich unionRobinson John, farmer. Gosling greenRoll George, laundry. The NookSeaville Annie (Mrs.), shopkeeperShaw Samuel, farmer. Ferrit oakSheen Alfred Henry, farmerSheen Arthur, draperSheen Joseph, sub-agent for theShropshire Union Railway 4 CanalCo. Bunbury lockShore Saml. farmer, Woodworth grnSummer John, butcherTapley John, farmerTimmis Albert, inspector of weightsfc measuresUnited Counties Bank Limited (subbranch)(open tuesdays, i to 3p.m.); draw on Williams Deacon'sBank Limited, London E CVickers Ernest, wheelwrightWilliams David, grocerWiUiams Emily (Mrs.), dress makerWUliamson & Sons, butchers.Woodward Harry Hampson, farmerWorraU Harry, shopkpr.Bunbury lockWragg George, grocerBEESTON.Naylor John, Beeston towerCOMMERCIAL.BiUington J. H. Ltd. coal merchants,Beeston stationChaUinor Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer,Gastle Gate farmChallinor Sml. frmr. Lower Rock frmChesworth H. fc Son Linaited, coalmerchants, Beeston stationEvans Richard fc Go. Ltd. coal mers., (Joseph Hitchen,agent),Beestn.statnFrance John, coal & coke merchant,Beeston stationKirkham WUliam, insurance agentLawie Barbara H. (Miss), confectionerLiverpool Corporation Water Works(valve house) (Eli Hopkins.in chrge)Parker Charles, builderPinnington John, blacksmithProctor Richard, dairymanWigan Goal & Iron Co. Lim. coalmerchants (John DUlworth, agent),Beeston stationWilding Frank (Mrs.), farmerWilliamson Edwd. Beeston Castle innWilliamson Harry Occleston, farmer.Rock farmWillis Sarah (Mrs.), farmer. Brook frmWilson Caroline (Mrs.), farmer,Beeston gateWinward George, wheelwrightWinward Samuel, farmerWood Frederick, farmer, Beeston hallCALVELEY.de Knoop John Julius JerseyCalveley haU; fc St. James'London WThe nearesttelegraph office is at the Shropshire Union Railway &Canal's Go.'s wharf fc money order & telegraph officeis at Alpraham, 2^ miles distantJ.P.club.COMMERCI.VL.Bebbington George, butcherBerrisford Samuel, cattle dealerColley Frederick, coal merchantGarner Thomas, cattle dealerHewitt Jas.carpenter fc estate formn.to WUliam Bromley Davenport esqHough Joseph, cowkeeper ft carterJackson William, boot makerJinks Mary (Mrs.), farmer, Dairy hoJohnson James Arthur, farmerMajor Albert, farmer, Parkfield houseRavenscroft James & John, farmers.Fields farmRavenscroft Frank H. farmer, CalveleygreenRavenscroft Georgina (Mrs.), farmer.Bank farmRutter Frances (Mrs,), DavenportArms P.HTricketts James, farmerWelch Thomas, blacksmithWilliams Saml.farmr.High Bank frmHAUGHTON.Archer Sydney Hugh Langston,Edgeiey lodgeBrocklebank Ralph D.L., J.P. Haughtonhall; fc Windham club, LondonS WCOMMERCIAL.Archer Sydney Hugh LangstonL.R.C.P. & S.Edin. ft L.S.A. physidanfc surgeon, Edgeiey lodgeGlutton Samuel, farmerDutton Frederick, farmerGrocott Edward Albert, farmer.Back Lane farmHull Alfred, farmer. Oak farmHunt Henry, farmer. The FirsJones John Edwin, farmerManley Ephraim, Nag's Head P.HOwen Richard Bond, land agentParton Chas. Edwd. farmr.Home frmWest George, cowkeeperWindsor Ann (Mrs.), farmerWinkworth Thomas,gardener to BalphBrocklebank esqPECKFORTON.Tollemache Lord J.P. Peckfortoncastle ;. & Bachelors' dub, LondonWCOMMERCIAL.Bennett Thomas, gardener to LordTollemacheBuchanan Geo. gamekeeper to LordTollemacheDutton George, farmerHoulbrook Jsph. frmr. Peckforton haUJones Joseph, farmerMajor George, farmer. Manor farmRoberts John, cowkeeperWitter Henry, commission agentRIDLEY.Ankers Robert, farmerBroughton Samuel Percy, farmerBrown Isaac AUenJ.P.frmr.Eidley hallCooper Ed. farmer, Ridley HiU farmLangley Evan, farmerMullock John, cowkeeperThelwell James, cowkeeperTwiss WiUiam, cowkeeperWiUis Albt. Edgar, frmr. Ridley farmSPURSTOW.GotteriU Harry Lawson, SpringfieldRoUinson Robert, Ivy leighCOMMERCIAL.Barker Edward, farmer. Ivy mountByrd David Edwd. frmr.Spurstow hallGlutton Samuel, farmerCookson Henry, farmerCookson Thomas, farmerDutton Hugh Robert, farmer. LowerSpurstow hallDutton Saml. farmer. Oak Tree farmGarner John, grocer. Post officeGarner Thomas, blacksmithGarner Thomas, farmerHickman Harry, Crewe Arms P.HJohnson John, farmer, HaycroftJones Thomas, farmer. School farmMuUoch Charles, farmer,Ridley woodPalin Joseph, farmerPennington Danl. frmr. Radley woodPennington William, farmerRowlands Alfred, cowkeeperSmith Joseph, farmerVickers Henry, bricklayerVickers John, outfitterWARDLE.Arrowsmith Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeperBarker Henry, farmerBoffey Alice (Mrs.),frmr.Wardle BrdgBoflVv Richard (exors. of), farmers,Wardle hallBurston John, shopkeeperClay Frederick, JoUy Tar P.HClav Frederick, jnn: farmerDutton Brothers, niillers (steam)
DlKECTORY.]CHESHIRE.Mason E. G. ft Co. steam brick ft i Moore Samuel James, agent for thedrain pipe manufacturers (letters Shropshire Union Rly. fc Canal Gothrough Tarporley)' Oulton Robert, farmer. Old haUBHELEYDAM is an ecclesiastical paris'h formed Feb.i6, 1869, from the ecclesiastical parishes of Audlem andActon; it is in the Eddisbury division of the county,hundred, petty sessional division and union of Nantwich,in the county court district of Whitchurch, rural deaneryof Nantwich and archdeaconry and diocese of Ohester.The village of Burleydam is on the road from Audlem toWhitchurch (Salop), 3 jniles south from Wrenbury stationon the Crewe and Whitchurch section ot the Londonand North Westem railway, 3 west from Audlem stationon the Wellington and Grewe section ot the Great Westernrailway, 7 south-west from Nantwich and 5 north-eastfrom Whitchurch (Salop), and is partly in the townshipot Dodcott-cum-WUksley and partly in the township ofNewhall. The church of St. Michael, buUt in 1769 bySir Lynch Cotton bart, and enlarged in 1886, is a cruciformedifice of brick with stone dressings, in the Normanstyle, consisting of chancel, nave, transepts, north porch,vestry and organ chamber on the south side, and awestern beU cot containing one bell: there are 250sittings: the churchyard adjoins and is inclosed with anirou palisading. The register of baptisms dates fromPRIVATE RESIDENTS.Adamson Rev. James BardeU M.A(vicar). VicarageConwy W. G. Rowly, Blue BacheFoden Edward ABURTON. 20.SVernon Henry, shopkeeper (lettersthrough Tarporley)the year 1770. Tho living is a vicarage, net yearlyvalue ;^23o, including 46 acres of glebe with residence,in the gift of Viscount Combermere, and held since1888 by the Rev. James BardeU Adamson M.A. ofEmmanuel College, Cambridge. The Vicarage house,near the church, was built about 1862. ViscountCombermere is the principal landowner. The soil ismixed; subsoil, clay and sand. The land is chiefiy inpasture for dairy purposes. The area is included underDodcott-cum-WUksley and Newhall townships; thepopulation in 1901 was 405.Parish Clerk, John Taylor.Post, M. 0., T. & Telephonic Express DeUvery Office.—Mrs. Elizabeth Whittles, sub-postmistress. Lettersthrough Whitchurch (Salop), arrive at 7.5 a.m.; dispa4)chedat 5.45 p.m. fc 10 a.m. on sundayPublic Elementary School (mixed), with master's house,built in 1872, on land given by the 2iid Visco'unt Combermere,at a cost of ^900, for 120 children; averageattendance, 99; Joseph Arthur Warner, master;Mrs. J. A. Warner, infants' mistressCOMMERCIAL.Bourne Harriet (Mrs.), farmer, GoldsmithhouseCombermere Estate Office (EdwardA. Foden, agent)Dutton Samuel (exors. of), farmers,Burleydam farmBDBTON is a township, parish and viUage on theestuary of the Dee; it was once a market town and stiUbas the right to hold markets, and is three-quarters ofa mile south-east from Burton Point station on the NorthWales and Liverpool line, 2 south from Hadlow Road stationand 3J from Hooton station, both on the Londonand North Western and Great Western joint railwaysbranch line from Hooton to West Kirby, 8| north-westfrom Chester and 12 south from Birkenhead, in theWirral division of the county, higher division of the hundredof Wirral, petty sessional division and union ofWirral, county court district of Birkenhead, rural deaneryot WyrehaU, or Wirral, and archdeaconry and dioceseof Chester. The church of St. Nicholas, rebuilt (withthe exception of the east end of the north aisle) in 1721,was thoroughly restored and re-seated in 1870 at a cost of;^2,ooo, the chancel being rebuilt at the sole expense otthe late Wm. Gongreve esq.; it now consists of chancel,nave, north aisle and a western tower containing a clockand 6 bells: there are 250 sittings. The register datesfrom the year 1538. The living is a vicarage, net yearlyvalue ;^i30, with residence, in the gift ot H. N. Gladstoneesq. who is lay impropriator, and held since1902 hy the Rev. Patrick Frank Arthur Morrell B.A. ofLondon University. An Institute was erected in 1906 byH. N. Gladstone esq. J.P. Here was formerly a hospital,to which Alexander de Stavensby, Bishop of Lichfield(1224-40), appropriated the tithes of Burton. HenryVII. in 1494 8^'^e the hospital, with the rectorial andvicarial tithes and glebe, to the hospital of St. John atLichfield, and they are stiU held by that charity, butare leased with the glebe to H. N. Gladstone esq. Afair, formerly held on the festival of St. James (25July), is now discontinued. There is a poor's fund of£1 i6s. yearly for distribution in kind and money.Burton Manor, a mansion beautifully seated above theDee estuary and close to the village, is the seat ofHenry NeviUe Gladstone esq. J.P. who is lord of themanor and owns the whole township of Burton, withthe exception of the glebe, which he rents from St.John's Hospital, Lichfield. Thomas WUson, Bishop ofSodor and Man (1697-1755), and author of the wellknown" Sacra Privata" and other devotional works,who was born here in 1663, and died 7 March, 1755,BURTON Henshaw Samuel,Gladstone Henry NeviUe J.P. BurtonmanorHope Charles Edwd. J.P. Bank houseMorrell Rev. Patrick FrankB.A. (vicar^. VicarageArthurCOMStEHCIAL.Bowcock James, farlinerCharmley Joseph', fai;mer,Heath farmChesworth Wilham, farmerCross Margaret (Mrs.), farmerDawson Eichard, farmersexton fc verger „ ^ «Howe Arthur A. shopkeeper. Post oHHulse John, farmerInstitute (Richard MeU*r, sec)Johnson John, farmer. Rake farmKemp Charles, farmer, MiU farmKemp WiUiam, farmerLane James, gardener to H. N. Gladstone esq. J.P , . ^ „Lane Thomas, gamekeeper to t±.Gladstone esq. J.PMarlev Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeperFoden Edward A. land agent to ViscountCombermereHuntbach Emma J. (Mrs.), farmerHuntbach William Richard, farmer,Dods greenMoss Joseph, Combermere Arms P.HWhittles Elizabeth (Mrs.), grocer,Post officefounded a school here for the instruction of childrenof the parishioners of Burton. The area of thetownship, which includes the Salt Marsh, is 1,963acres; rateable value, ;^3,i28; the population in 1901was, parish 348; township 222.Sexton and Verger, Samuel Henshaw.Post Office.—Arthur A. Howe, sub-postmaster. Lettersthrough Chester, via Great Neston, arrive at 7.40a.m.; dispatched at 6.10 p.m.; Sundays, n.25 a.m.Great Neston, 3 miles distant, is the nearest moneyorder fc telegraph officePublic Elementary (Endowed) School, founded by BishopWilson, fc enlarged in 1909, for 96 children; averageattendance, 48; the endowment formerly consisted of26 acres, producing ;^38 yearly; the land was purchasedby the late W. Gongreve esq. fc the purchasemoneynow produces from the Ecclesiastical Commissionersan income of ;^6i yearly; Thomas Bostock,master; Miss Jane Woodward, assistant mistressRaUway Station (Great Central RaUway), Burton Point,John Smith, station masterPUDDINGTON, on the estuary of the Dee, is a townshipand viUage in the parish of Barton, 3 miles southwestfrom Ledsham station on the London and NorthWestern and Great Western joint railways, ij south-eastfrom Burton Point station on the North Wales and Liverpoolline, 7i north-west from Chester and 13 south fromBirkenhead. The tithes are impropriate, and belong toSt. John's Hospital, Lichfield. Here is a WesleyanMethodist chapel. Puddington HaU is occupied bySamuel Sanday esq. J.P. who, together with H. N.Gladstone esq. J.P., A. B. Earl esq. and Mr. JohnRoberts, is the chief landowner. The area, which include.^the Salt Marsh, is 1,388 acres of land and 3 of water;rateable value, ;^2,8o8; the population in 1901 was126.Post Office.—WUliam Wilcoxon, sub-postmaster. Lettersthrough Chester via Great Neston, dispatched at5.50 p.m.; Sundays, 11 a.m. Great Neston is thenearest money order fc telegraph office, 4milesdistantwheelwright, &NParry Ellen (Miss), farmerParry Harry, baUiff to H. N. Gladstoneesq. J.PParry Ric'nard, farmerPostou' George, clock makerTaylor Thomas, masonTickle Ann (Mrs.),farmr. Barn farm.Tickle Thos; farmer, Dunstan farmPUDDINGTON.! PRIVATE RESIDENTS.j CaldweU Arthur WI Earl Arthur B. The Old haU
204 BURTON, CHESHIRE. [KELLY'SJones A. Whittingham, Haybridge ho Blanthome Edward^ shjjpkeeper Mealor Jsp^h. faimer. New House fimPepper Mrs. ClaremontDavies ^ John, shoe makerPulford Richd. frmr. Badgers RakeSanday Percy, Spring mount Griffith WiUiam, farmerRoberts John, farmerTavlforth Thomas, farm baUiff to A.Sanday Saml. J.P. Puddington haU Jones Jn. gardnr. to Saml. Sanday esqB. Earl esq. The OrchardsShore John E. The CraxtonKnowles Edward, farmerLatimer George, refreshment caterer Tomlinson John, farmerBUBWABDSLEY is a township and chapelry in theparish of Bunbury, on the Peckforton range of hills, 3mUes south-east from Tattenhall Road station on theCrewe and Chester section of the London and North WesternraUway, 4 miles west-south-west from Bunbury and7 south-south-west from Tarporley, in the Eddisburydivision of the county, hundred and petty sessional di-visionof Broxton, Tarvin union, Crewe county court district,and in the rural deanery of Malpas and archdeaconryand diocese ot Chester. The church of St. John,rebuilt and consecrated in 1735, is an edifice ofstone in the ItaUan style, consisting of chancel, nave andsouth porch, and a westem turret containing one bell:the church was restored and a chancel added in 1884-9,at a toial cost ot £519. there are 150 sittings. "Theregister dates from 1811. The living is a perpetualcuracy, yearly value £121, with a residence, built in1886, in the gift of trustees, and held since 1903 byCaswall GeorgeUlegg Rev. John Taylor B.A. (incumbent)COMMERCIAL,Ankers John, cowkeeperBooth John, grocer, baker, draper &farmer. Post officeBrooks Peter, tailor fc asst. overseerCaldecott Robert, farmer, Rock farmChester Herbert, farmerFoster Thomas, farmerFleet Thomas, farmerHewitt Samuel, cowkeeperHodskinson Thomas, wheelwrightthe Rev. John Taylor Clegg B.A. of London University.There is a Primitive Methodist chapel here, built in1843. The charities for distribution in food and clothesamount to ;^ii yearly, and there is also ^^5 yearly foreducational purposes. George Barbour esq. ot BolesworthGastle, who is lord of the manor, and LordToUemache are the chief landowners. The area is 1,058acres; rateable value, ;^i,962; the population in 1901was 329.Post Office, John Booth, sub-postmaster Letters tyfoot post from Chester arrive at 7.15 a.m. fc 6 p.m.;dispatched at 8.50 a.m. fc 6 p.m. daily, except Sunday.Tattenhall is the nearest money order fc telegraphoffice, 3 miles distantPublic Elementary School (mixed), endowed with £20yearly by the Earl of Cholmondeley in the year 1725,for 95 boys & girls; average attendance, 75; HenrySandbach, master; Mrs. Margaret Sandbach, mistrssJackson Frederick WUliam, fanner,WiUow HUl farmJacksonHerbt.farmr.Burwardsley hallJohnson John Hy. Symons,blacksmithLarge William, cowkeeperLea Arthur, farmerB'YLE'Y' is a township 2 miles north-east from Middlewich,on the road from Middlewich to Knutsford, in theKnutsford division of the county, Northwich hundred,union and county court district, Middlewich petty sessionaldivision. Byley-cum-Leese is an ecclesiasticalparish, formed April 25th, 1848, from the civil parishesof Davenham, Middlewich and Sandbach, and comprisesthe townships of Byley, Stublach, part of Rudheathlordship, Leese, and parts of Cranage and Allostock, inthe rural deanery of Middlewich and archdeaconry anddiocese of Chester. By Order of the <strong>County</strong> <strong>Council</strong>,confirmed by Local Government Board Order No.28,045, Stublach was in 1892 added to Lach Dennisfor civU purposes and at the same date Groxton andRavenscroft were added to Byley for civil purposes.The church of St. John the Evangelist, erected in 1846from plans by the Rev. Henry Massie, then vicar ofGoostrey, at a cost of ;^i,ooo, is an edifice of redbrick in the Norman style, consisting of chancel, nave,north porch and an embattled tower on the south sidecontaining one bell, brought from St. Peter's at Chester,and bearing the date 1588: the chancel was tiled in1893 at a cost of about ^£'20: there are 200 sittings,of which 150 are free. The register dates from theyear 1848. The living is a rectory, net yearly value;^i97, with residence, in the gift of the vicar of Middlewich,and held since 1907 by the Rev. Eustace GeorgeAuden M.A. of Christ Church, Oxford. Sir WalterGeoffrey Shakerley bart. of Somerford Park, who is lordof the manor, and Mrs. Kay, of Ravenscroft Hall, arethe chief landowners. The soil is clay and sand. Thecrops are wheat and oats. The area of the ecclesiasticalparish is 3,000 acres; township 1,715 acres of landand 16 of water; rateable value of township, ;^3,655;the population in 1901 was 199 in the township and inthe ecclesiastical parish, 446.BYLEY.Auden Rev. Eustace George M.A.(rector). RectoryCOMMERCIAL.Barker John, farmer, YatehouseBeckett James Henry, farmerBuckley Joseph, farmer,Higher GreenGibbons Christopher, cowkeeperGleave Jsph. farmr. Drakelow gorseJohnson Wm.Artb.frmr.Byley Hill fmKennerley George, farmerKent WiUiam, farmer, Byley haUMaddock Peter, farmer. Higher farmMann John, farmer. King streetOlUer Amos, farmerPercival Edward, frmr.Yatehouse grnRichardson James, cowkeeperTipping Alfred, farmer. Cross LanesTipping Samuel, farmerManning Thomas, cowkeeperParsons Thomas, shopkeeperPrice Caroline (Mrs.), farmerRobinson Thomas, farmerRyder Arthur, farmerSimcock Hill Robt. farmr. HiU farmSimcock WiUiam, cowkeeperStockton John, farmerWharton Joseph, Garden Arms P.HWindsor George, cowkeeper.Grigg hillWindsor Joseph, cowkeeperLetters through Middlewich, which is the nearest 0.fc T. office, 2 miles distantPublic Elementary School (mixed), for 68 children;average attendance, 52; Miss Lucy Jones, mistressSTUBLACH is 3 mUes north from Middlevrich,Letters through Middlewich, the nearest money order &telegraph officeLEESE is a township in Sandbach and Middlewichparishes, union and county court district of Congleton.It is 3 miles north-east from Middlewich. Colonel C. H.France-Hayhurst, of Bostock Hall, who is lord of themanor, and Sir Walter Geoffrey Shakerley hart, ofSomerford Park, are the chief landowners. The soil isloamy, and the subsoil clay; the land is chiefly inpasture. The area is 547 acres; rateable value, ;£i,o84;the population in 1901 was 90.Letters through Middlewich arrive at 7.30 a.m. WaULetter Box cleared at 7.30 a.m. fc 6.50 p.m.; no collectionon Sundays. Middlewich, 3 miles distant, isthe nearest money order & telegraph officeGROXTON is a mile north-west from Middlewich.The manor is the ancient inheritance of the OroxtonfamUy: but the ancient haU is now occupied as a farmhouse.GROXTON.Carter Joseph, farmer. Dairy houseHewitt Walter, farmer. Blue slatesStubbs Thomas, farmer, Groxton hallRAVENSCROFT.Kay John Arthur Rickards J.P.Ravenscroft hallKay Mrs. Rafenscrott hallO'Hara Arthur, gardener to Mrs. KayYoung John, farm bailiff to Mrs. KayLEESE.Blease Joseph, grocer ft asst. overseerClark George, blacksmithCross Joseph, farmer, Manor hou.seLetters through Middlewich arrive at 8.30 a.m. WaULetter Box cleared at 9 a.m. fc 7.10 p.m.; no collectionon Sundays. The nearest post, money order fctelegraph office is at MiddlewichRA\^NSCROFT is a mUe north-east from Middlewich.Ravenscroft Hall, the seat of Mrs. Kay, pleasantlysituated on the river Dane, and erected in 1837, is ahandsome mansion in the Classic style, and was in 1877rebuilt by the former proprietor.Gleave Ernest, farmer, Earnshaw hoLatham Arthur, cowkeeperLea John Hy. threshing machine proprMaddock John William, farmerMUlington Jsph. frmr. Pear Tree frmPierpoint George, farmer. Pump hoShore William, farmerSlack Hannah (Mrs.), farmer, BoundhouseSTUBLACH.Bebbington Samuel, farmerBroom Charles, farmerBroom John, farmerBuckley WiUiam, farmerDodd Frances (Mrs.), farmerGough Peter, farmerWard Thomas, farmer, Earnshaw haU
DIBECTORY.] CHESHIRE, GARRINGTON. 205CAPBM'HD'BST is a township, viUage and ecclesiasticalparish formed in 1859, comprising the township The chief crops are oats. The acreage of the township isstation and the church. The soil is clay; subsoil, sand.of Capenhurst, taken out of the ancient parish of Shotwick,together with the township of Ledsham, in the population in 1901 of the township was 159, and of1,200 of land and 4 of water; rateable value, ;^4,o69;the Wirral division ot the county, hundred of Wirral, the ecclesiastical parish, 241.petty sessional division of Chester Gastle, Chesterunion and county court district, rural deanery of Wirral, Sexton, George Jones.archdeaconry and diocese of Chester. The village has a Letters from Chester via Little Sutton, arrive at 8.15station on the London and North Western and Great a.m. 4 5.35 p.m. The nearest money order 4 telegraphoffice is at Little Sutton, 3 miles distant. WallWestern joint railway, and is 6J miles north-north-westfrom Chester and 10 south-west from Birkenhead. The Lette* Box cleared at 8.40 a.m. & 5.35 p.m. ; nochurch of Holy Trinity, erected and endowed in 1859 by Sunday collectionthe late Rev. Richard Richardson M.A. of Capenhurst Public Elementary School, built in 1892, for 80 children; average attendance, 53; Miss Margaret Brookes,Hall, is an edifice of red sandstone in the Decoratedstyle, and consists ot chancel, nave, south porch, and a mistresswestern tower, with shingled spire, containing 4 bells :Railway Station, William Davies, station masterthe tower, the base of which forms a baptistery, wasbuilt in 1890, in memory of the founder, by his family ; LEDSHAM is a township in the parish of Capenhurst,the stained east window was erected by him in 1876 Wirral union and Birkenhead county court district, i^in memory of Fanny, his wife, and the west window, miles south-west from Ledsham station on the Londonplaced in 1901, is a memorial to his daughter, Miss and North Western and Great Western joint railway,Helen Richardson, and there are others to Thomas and and I mile north-west from Capenhurst. Here is aCatherine Davies, William Knowles and James Maddock;six others are also stained; a carved lych-gate <strong>Council</strong>, who acquired the land in 1908 for small holdPresbyterian chapel (Welsh). The <strong>Cheshire</strong> <strong>County</strong>was erected in 1906: the church affords 150 sittings. ings, are the principal landowners. The area is 825The register dates from the year 1859. The living wasacres; rateable value, ;^3,o94; the population in 1901declared a rectory July 31st, 1868, net yearly valuewas 82.£170, with residence, in the gift of Richard Taswell Post Office.—William Moyer, sub-postmaster. LettersRichardson esq. and held since 1908 by the Rev. through Chester via Little Sutton arrive at 8.40 a.m.Richard Pilkington Watson M.A. of Emmanuel College, 4 5 50 p.m.; dispatched at 8.35 a.m. 4 6 p.m. weekCambridge. Capenhurst Hall, the seat of Richard TaswellRichardson esq. B.A., J.P. lord of the manor and office is at Little Sutton, i^ miles distantdays only. The nearest money order & telegraphchief landowner, is a mansion of red brick close to the Railway Station, Henry Evan JonesCAPENHURST.Richardson Richard TasweU B.A., J.P.Maddock James 4 Mary 4 HannahCapenhurst hall; fc Carlton ftUnited University clubs, LondonSWWatson Bev. Richard Pilkington M.A.(rector). The Rectory(Misses), farmers, Manor farmMaddock Chas. farmer. Church farmMaddock John, farmer, Old hallMaddock Thomas, farmer. Park farmPeers EUzabeth (Mrs.), farmerPrince Richard, gamekeeper toLeonard Watson esqSimpson Mary (Mrs.), cowkeeperThomas Elizabeth (Miss), cowkeeperCOMMERCIAL.Carter John Richard, farmerCash George ft Sons, builders&frmrsCordiner John Richard, farmerHumphreys Henry, farmerJackson John, gardener to RichardTaswell Richardson esq. J.P. &assistant overseerJones Edward (Mrs.),farmr.Two MillsJones Joseph, farmer, Powey laneKnowles Martha (Mrs.), farmerLea James, farmerCAPESTHOBNE is a township, on the road fromCongleton to Gheadle, 5 mUes west-south-west from MacLEDSHAM.Bostock William, farmerBurnett William Henry, farmerCooke Thomas Barnett, farmerCrimes William, farmerDavies John, market gardenerEdge Samuel, farmerclesfield, 6J north from Congleton and about 2\ southeastfrom Chelford station on the Crewe and Manchestersection of the London and Norf^h Western railway, in theparish of Prestbury, Knutsford division of the county,petty sessional division of Prestbury, hundred, unionand county court district of Macclesfield, in the ruraldeanery and archdeaconry of Macclesfield and diocese ofChester. The chapel of Holy Trinity, built in 1722 byJohn Ward esq. is an edifice of red brick, in the Elizabethanstyle, consisting of chancel and nave. The chapelwas thoroughly restored and a new mosaic reredos placedin the chancel in 1888 by Mrs. Bromley-Divenport, asa memorial to her husband, W. Bromley-Davenport esq.M.P. d. 1884; seven memorial windows were also placedbv his seven children: the chapel affords 60 sittings.The Uving is a perpetual curacy, with SiddingtonFellows Thomas Henry, farmerFernyhough Frederick Harry, farmerGerrard Walter, market gardenerGodbold George, farmerGoodier Thomas, farmerHardern Thomas William, farmerJohnson Joseph, farmerKnowles John Ealph, farmr.Two MillsLancaster Edmund Percy, farmerLancaster Ellen (Mrs.), farmerLancaster Herbert, farmerLee Thomas Edward, farmerMoyer Wm. market gardener,Post offParkes E. market gardenerSmallwood William Baxter, farmerWelch Charles, farmerWiUiams William, farmerWilson William, farmerYoung John, farmerin the gift of Lieut.-Col. W. Bromley-Davenport D.S.O.and held since 1888 by the Eev. John George ElstobM.A. of Durham University, and rural dean of Macclesfield.Gapesthorne Hall, a large Elizabethan mansion ofbrick with stone dressings, consists of a centre and twowings within an extensive and well-wooded park, whichhas several fine sheets of water stocked with fish; thegardens are extensive and well laid out; it is the seatof Lieut.-Col. William Bromley-Davenport D.S.O., D.L.,J.P. the sole landowner and lord of the manor. The soilis sandy; subsoil, sand. The chief crops are corn androots, but most of the land is in pasture. The populationin 1901 was 76. The area is 718 acres of landand 26 of water; rateable value, ;^i,389.Letters through Grewe. The nearest telegraph officeis at Alderley, half a mile distantThe children of this place attend the school at Sidannexed, net yearly value £3^^, with 90 acres of glebedingtonBromley-Davenport Lt.-Col. William Elstob Rev. John George M.A. (in^ Dewar Alex.gardener,Gapesthorne haUD.S.O., D.L., J.P.Gapesthorne haU; cumbent, 4 rural dean of Macclesfield),Fan shaw houseHoUinshead Francis, farmerGowing John, gamekeeperfc Carlton club, London S WDavies WUliam, Mill laneCarsweU WiUiam, agent to Lt.-Gol. W. Walkley Frank, farmerBromley-Davenport D.S.OCAEBINGTON, on the south bank of the Mersey, tributions: the church plate of solid sUver, datedwhich here separates the counties of Chester and Lancaster,is a parish, i mile north from Partington station Bowdon, to which it was presented by Mary, Coun-tess1688, originally belonged to the church of St. Mary's,on the <strong>Cheshire</strong> Lines railway, 8j mUes from Manchester,II from Warrington, 5 north-west from of which 50 are free. The register dates from the yearof Stamford, in 1759: the church affords 250 sittings,Altrincham, in the Altrincham division of the county, 1759. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value ;^840,hundred of Bucklow, Bucklow union, Altrincham county with 17 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of thecourt district, rural deanery of Bowdon, archdeaconry ot trustees of the late Earl of Stamford, and held sinceMacclesfield and diocese of Chester. The ecclesiastical 1882 by the Rev. Arthur George Digby Walsh B.A.parish was formed September 15, 1887, from the ot Balliol College, Oxford, who is non-resident. ThecivU parish of Bowdon. The church of St. George, Rev. Charles Stewart Stubbs M.A. of Pembroke College,erected in 1759, is a plain edifice of brick, consisting Cambridge, has been curate in charge since 1897. Hereof nave and a western turret with cupola containing are extensive sewage farms and market gardens belongingto the Corporation ot Manchester. The land, nowone bsU, dated 1759: a new organ was erected in1389, at a cost of ;^i8o, raised by voluntary con- ab'ouk 1,179 acres, includes Garrington Moss, and was
206 GARRINGTON. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'Spurchased about 1885 from the Earl of Stamford for Mersey sluices are placed at convenient distances, byj^38,ooo, and nearly the whole has since been brought means ot which the low meadow lands can he irrigate^into a state of cultivation. A narrow gauge railway runs at pleasure. The population in 1901 was 514; the areaover the 11 miles of roads traversing the estate, on which (comprising The Moss, of about 750 acres) is 2,309three locomotives are at work. Besides the purchasemoney,a like sum has been spent in carrying out the Parish Clerk, WilUam Edwin Brereton..•teres of land and 29 of water; rateable value, ;^5,679,scheme. The Earl of Stamford's charity of £6 yearly Sexton, Joseph Holt.is for providing poor persons with blankets 4c. during Post Office.—Peter HoUinworth, sub-postmaster. Lettersthe winter months, and there is another of ;^5o yearly, through Manchester arrive at 8 a,m, & dispatched atfor boarding and "educating three poor boys. "The 8.40 a.m. & 7.15 p.m. week days only. Flixton, 1Guild of St. George, founded in 18318, is a benefit society mile distant, is the nearest money order 4 telegraphfor the relief of the sick poor of this parish, and at the officeclose of the year 1909 numbered 68 male and 74 female Public Elementary School (mixed 4 infants), erectedmembers, besides 16 honorary members, and had a stock in 1833, for 163 children; average attendance, 118;balance in hand of ;^4,420. The ancient hall was taken it is supported by the Earl of Stamford with j^iodown about 1856 and replaced by a farm, residence, yearly; WUliam E. Brereton, masterwith suitable outbuildings, but a barn in the parish This school is controlled by the Sale Education Subretainsan old oak carved beam, bearing the arms of the Committee, Walter Taylor, Free Library, Sale, clerkGarrington family, and still in good preservation. The Assistant Overseer & Collector of Taxes, W. E. Breretontrustees of the late Earl ot Stamford are lords of the Carrier.—James Astbury, from his own house, everymanor and ohief landowners. On the banks of the Saturday (May to Oct.) to ManchesterPRIVATE RESIDENTS.Burgess Joseph, basket maker Holt Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeperGoldstraw James, Garrington houseBurgess WilUam, basket maker Jones S. (Mrs.), farmer. Moss farmNoar Mrs. Alexander, The LodgeGarter Wm. H. farmer. Moss hall Lowndes William, farmer. Ash farmOldfield John, The CottageClarke George, grocerManchester Corporation Manure WhrfStubbs 'Rev, Charles Stewart M.A.Collins Hannah (Miss), farmer,Daines Newton George Henry, farmer. The(curate in charge of St. George's), Well farmAckers farm"The VicarageCollins John, farmr.Daines Well farm Newton Wm. Thos. frmr, Samford hoWrapson James W. ClareholmCollins Peter D.frmr.Daines Well frm Oldfield John, farmer, The CottageCollins Spencer F. farmer, Daines O'Neill Chas. painter 4 sign-writerCOMMERCIAL.Well farmRoberts Joseph, saddler. Ivy honseAllen William, farmer. Broad oak GoUins William, farmer. Dam farm Speakman WiUiam, farmer. Hall farmBlane Harry, blacksmithDavenport Alfred, market gardener Taylor Edmund, farmer. Booth heyBlane Walter, blacksmithHardman George, basket maker Unsworth Samuel S. farmer, CommonLane farmBradshaw John, farmer,Swiss cottage Hewitt John Winstanley, farmerBrereton Wm. E. schoolmaster & Hobson John, farmer. Holly farm Walkden William, farmer,The Holliesasst. overseer 4 tax coUr. Westwood HoUinworth Peter, grocer, fc post off Winstanley Jn. Thos. boot 4 shoe maBurgess John, basket makerHolmes Walter, WindmiU P.HCHEADLE is a populous town, township and parish,with stations on the London and North Western and<strong>Cheshire</strong> Lines railways, 3 mUes south-west from Stockport,7 south-south-east from Manchester, and 5 eastfrom Altrincham, in the Altrincham division of thecounty, Macclesfield hundred, Stockport petty sessionaldivision, union and county court district, rural deaneryof Stockport, archdeaconry of Macclesfield, and dioceseof Chester.A Local Board of Health was formed by Local GovernmentBoard Order No. 20,464, August 2, 1886, forGheadle and Gatley, and comprises Cheadle and StockportEtchells civil parishes; under the provisions ofthe "Local Government Act, 1894" (56 and 57 Vict, c,73) an Urban District <strong>Council</strong> has been established:the district is divided into four wards.By Local Government Board Order No. P, 1,7x1,confirmed by "Local Government Board ProvisionalOrders Confirmation (No. n) Act, 1901," which cameinto operation Nov. 9, 1901, part of the civil parish ofGheadle and Urban District of Cheadle and Gatleywas added to the, civil parish and county borough ofStockport.The church of St. Mary, rebuUt at the beginning ofthe i6th century, is a battlemented edifice of stone, inthe Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, clerestoriednave of four bays, aisles, north and south chapels,south porch, and an embattled western tower containinga clock and 8 bells: the stained west window in thetower was presented in 1880 by Egerton Macdona esq.son of the late rector; the roofs of the nave and aislesare of oak, and the chancel is fitted with carved oakCASTLE NOBTHWICH, see Northwich.stalls: in the Hanford chancel is a large altar-tombof the 15th century, with two recumbent effigies ofknights in rich plate armour representing two membersof the Hanford family; one is bareheaded, the headof the other rests on a helmet encircled by a wreath:here also is another altar-tomb inscribed to Sir ThomasBrereton bart. of Handforth, ob. 7 Jan. 1673, and tothe Hon. Theodosia (Ward), his wife; on the upperslab is a recumbent effigy of the knight in plate armour ;on the side of the tomb are shields of arms of theBrereton and Ward families, and at the end anothershield impaling both coats: in the Moseley chancelare monuments to Humphrey Bulkeley esq. ob. Sept.1678, and to Bertie Markland esq. d. 20 May, 1817 =in the chancel proper are memorials to two formerrectors, the Revs. Roger Royston, d. 1723; EdwardPoole, d. 22 Sept. 1772, and to the Rev. W. H. Prescot,of Bradshaw HaU, d. 16 Nov. 1842, and there areothers to the, Kelsalls of Bradshaw, 1675-1745: thechurch was restored during the years 1878-80, at a costof about ;^io,ooo, under the direction of Mr. JamesMedland Taylor, architect, of Manchester, and affords600 sittings, all free at the evening service. The registersdate from the year 1558. The living is a rectory,net yearly value ;^5oo, with 6 acres of glebe andresidence, in the gift of Sir H. J. D. Broughton bart.and held since 1883 by the Rev. Frederick AugustusMacdona M.A. of St. John's College, Cambridge, andrural dean of Stockport. St. Cuthbert's chapel ofease at Gheadle Heath, erected in 1887, is a structureof brick, consisting of chancel, nave, vestry and organchamber; it affords 200 sittings, and is under thecontrol of the rector of Cheadle. "The Wesleyan chapel,built in 1865, is of brick, and will seat 150. TheCongregational chapel, in Massie street, is a buildingof stone in the Gothic style, seating 400. There isalso a small Congregational mission hall at Adswood,erected in 1886, with 120 sittings. The PrimitiveMethodist chapel, at Cheadle Heath, is also of brick,and was erected in 1855. The United Methodist chapel,at Cheadle Heath, erected in 1883, is an iron structure,and will seat 250. St. Chad's Catholic church, in Stockportroad, is a temporary iron building. The Cemetery,situated off Stockport road, was opened April 20th, 1903,and is under the control of the Urban District OouncU.Cheadle wakes commence on the first Sunday afterthe 18th September. The Literary Institute, erected in1877 by public subscription, at a cost of about ;^2,ooo,contains a large public hall, 50 by 32 feet, library, newsroom, billiard, chess and recreation rooms and agymnasium. Dunn's charity of ^"6 13s. 4d, yearly,founded by wUl in 1839, is for clothing. Bulkeley'scharity of ^30 los. founded in 1669, is for apprenticing,and Hansby's, of ;^5, founded in 1662, for bread;Dawn's gift of £z los. founded in 1678, is for distributionin money: Reginald Fowden in 1848 bequeathed^2,000, but this has since, under a scheme of theCharity Commissioners, been reduced to ,^^^'^37 ^^^- 3*^theinterest arising from which is now divided amongstthree poor aged and blind persons in Gheadle parish only;there are also several smaller charities. The BarnesConvalescent Hospital, established in 1874, in connectionwith the Manchester Infirmary, has 136 beds, and issupported by voluntary contributions. -Tames Wattsesq. is lord of the manor. Lady Dundonald, of G-wyrchCastle, Abergele, the tmstees of the late Col. James H.Deakin (d. 1880), the Rev. Oldfield KelsaU Prescot M.A.of Bournemouth, and James Watts esq. are the principallandowners. The soil is various; subsoil, partly graveland clay. The chief crops are potatoes and turnips.
DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. CHEADLE. 207The joint area of the Urban <strong>Council</strong> district is 5,090 I civU and 4,201 in the ecclesiastical parish. The estiacres;rateable • value, ^£84,434. The area of the civil mated population of the Urban District in 1910 wasparish is 3,497 acres of land and 17 of water; rateable about 10,000.value, ;^57,848 ; the population in 1901 was 6,140 in the |GHEADLE ft GATLEY URBAN DISTRKDT COUNCIL.Meets at the Offices, High street, every 3rd thursdayin each month at 6 p.m.Members.Chairman, George Edward Haworth.Vice-Chairman, W. Haslam Cross,Gheadle Ward.Retire AprilRetire AprilHenry Wilson 1911 1 George Bates 1913George Fredk.Welch .., 1912 |Cheadle Hulme (North) Ward.William Henry Tutton 1911 I Geo. Edward Haworth 1913WilUam Marshall 1912 |Gheadle Hulme (South) Ward.John Halliday 1911 I E, B. Russell 1913James E. Morley 1912 'Gatley Ward.BeU Armstrong 1911 j W. Haslam Gross 1913William Henry Piatt... 1912 |Officials,Clerk, Arthur Briggs, Offices, High streetAssistant Clerk, John H. Johnson, Offices, High streetTreasurer, Thomas T. Kenyon, Manchester ft LiverpoolDistrict Banking Co. Limited, High streetMedical Officer of Health, John Herbert Godson B.A.,MB., B.C., D.P.H. Gatley roadSurveyor, Edward Sykes CE. Offices, High streetSanitary Inspector, James T. Fernley, 36 Heathbank rd.Gheadle HulmeStockCollector of Eates, Isaac Worthington, Offices,port roadOFFICIAL ESTABLISHMENTS, LOCAL INSTITUTIONS ftcPost, M. O. ft T. Office.—^F. B. Brimelow, sub-postmaster.Letters arrive at Cheadle from Manchesterat 5.8 a.m. ft 12.19 ft 4.50 p.m.; dispatched 8.55,9.45 ft 11.30 a.m. ft 4.30 4 8.10 p.m. ; on sundayletters arrive at 5.50 a.m.; the box closes at 8.10p.mWall Letter Boxes.—Schools hill, cleared at 8.30 a.m.4 6.45 p.m. week days only; Adswood, cleared at8.30 a.m. 4 7.15 pna.; Stockport road, 8.45 a.m. fc4.15 fc 6.30 p.m,; WUmslow road, 8.45 a.m. 4 6.55p.m. week days onlyPUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS.Barnes' Convalescent Hospital, Donald Elms Gore M.B.,Ch.B.Vict., F.B.C.P.Lond. resident medical officer;Eev. John Bruster, chaplain; Miss M. A. Wright,matronCemetery, Stockport road, Herbert Mitchell, registrarFire Brigade, William Hines, captain. High streetPolice Station, Stockport road, James Shaw, sergeantin charge & 3 constablesTEERITORIAL FORCE.5th (Earl of Chester's) BattaUon The <strong>Cheshire</strong> Regiment(G Co. Gapt. H. Watts; Sergt. J. Goodier,driU instructor)ist Cadet BattaUon The <strong>Cheshire</strong> Regiment (0 Co.),Lieut. & Acting Gapt. E. C W. ParsonsPUBLIC OFFICIALS.Medical Officer ft Public Vaccinator, Gheadle District,Stockport Union, John Herbert Godson B.A., M.B.,B.C., D.P.H.Camb. Gatley roadRegistrar of Births ft Deaths for Gheadle Sub-District,William Sutcliffe Marsh, 20 High streetVaccination Officer for Stockport Union, Isaac Worthington,Stockport roadPUBLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS.Cheadle ft Gatley CouncU School (mixed ft infants),buUt in 1909, for 500 chUdren; average attendance,185 mixed & 94 infants; George Bates, master; MissMuriel Dawes, infants' mistressSt. Mary's (mixed ft infants), built in 1837 ft sinceenlarged, for 310 chUdren; average attendance, 240;Arthur Sheppard, master; Miss Florence Sheldon,mistressCheadle Heath (infants), built in 1874, for 140 children; average attendance, 66; Miss Arnold, mistressRailway Stations,London ft North Westem, William Gardom, stationmaster<strong>Cheshire</strong> Lines Committee, Horace George Howell, stationmasterConveyances,—Manchester Corporation Tramways horseomnibus from White Hart hotel every three-quartersof an hour, from 8.10 a.m. till 9.15 p.m, daUy;Stockport Corporation Electric Tramways, frequentserviceCarrier to Manchester.—WUham Chantler, every day exceptingSundayCHEADLE HULME consists of parts of the townshipsof Cheadle Bulkeley and Cheadle Moseley, and is anecclesiastical parish, formed from the civil parish ofCheadle, Aug. 4, 1868, with a station on the Manchesterand Crewe section of the London and North Western raUway; it is in the Altrincham division of the countj%Macclesfield hundred, Stockport union and county courtdistrict, rural deanery of Stockport, archdeaconry ofMacclesfield, and diocese of Chester. All Saints' church,erected in 1863 fc enlarged in 1899, is a building ofstone in the Gothic style, consisting of chancel, nave offive Days, aisles, south transept and organ chamber, southporch and a bell-cot containing one bell: the stained eastwindow was erected in 1873 by the late Rev. 0. J.Cummings M.A. formerly rector of Cheadle and founderof the church, and there are three others to JohnRooke Gorbett esq. d. 19 April, 1869, Robert Gray esq.d. 31 July, 1872, and Richard Brown: the eagle lecternwas presented in 1899 by Dr. T. B, Knott, and theoak communion table and rails and oak paneUing wereerected in 1900 as a memorial to the late J. R. Gallowayesq. : the church affords 500 sittings. The registerdates from the year 1864. The living is a vicarage,yearly value ;^203, with residence, in the gift of therector of Cheadle, and held since 1898 by the Rev.Henry Tyson M.A. of Magdalen College, Oxford, andL.Th. of Durham University. The Baptist chapel, inGrove lane, built in 1840, is a small and plain edificeof brick, and wiU seat 200. The Congregational chapel,in Swann lane, erected in 1869, is a building of stonein the Gothic style, and has a tower with spire: thereare 450 sittings. The Wesleyan chapel, in Station road,erected in 1883, is of red brick with store facings, andwUl seat about 300. The principal landowners areLady Dundonald, of Gwyrch Gastle, W. Brocklehurstesq. of Macclesfield, Isaac Storey and Mrs. Watson.The soil is various; subsoil, gravel and clay. The chiefcrops are potatoes and turnips, and some land inpasture. The area of the ecclesiastical parish is 5,500acres; the population in 1901 was 1,765.ADSWOOD is a village, partly in Cheadle parish andpartly in Stockport borough. Here is a Congregationalchapel, erected in 1886, with 150 sittings.Post, M. 0. fc T. fc Telephone GaU Office.—Miss CPotts, sub-postmistress. Letters arrive from Stockportat 7 & 11.30 a.m. fc 4.45 p.m.; dispatched at9.30 a.m. 4 12,40 4 8.10 p.m. week days; Sundays,arrive 9 a.m.; dispatched 8.30 p.mWaU Letter Boxes,—Cheadle road, cleared at 7.45 a.m.4 7.15 p.m. ; Albert road, cleared at 8 a.m. 4 7.15p.m.; Church road, cleared at 8.15 a.m. 4 7.15 p.m.;GUI Bent road, cleared at 7.45 a.m. 4 7 p.m.; HulmeHall road, cleared at 8.45 a m. 4 12.15 ^ 7-4° P-5Hulme Common, cleared at 8.45 a.m. 4 7.30 p.m. ;Grove lane, cleared at 7.45 a.m. 4 7 p.m. week daysonlySCHOOLS.Manchester Warehousemen 4 Clerks' Orphan Schools,built in 1869, at a cost of ;^i5,ooo, 4 since considerablyenlarged; there are now (1910) 270 chUdren;J. Purdy M.A. principal; Miss Luttman LL.A. headmistress; Miss Gye, matron; J. P. Reid, secPublic Elementary (mixed), built in 1893, for 200 children;average attendance, 150; C. G. Kirk, masterPublic Elementary (infants), endowed in 1785, byJonathan Robinson, with ;^i5 yearly, derived fromland, ft enlarged in 1902, for 85 children; averageattendance, 55; Mrs. Mary Piatt, mistressLondon 4 North Western RaUway Station, GeorgeFearn, station master
208 CHEADLE.CHEADLE.PRIVATE RESIDENTS.Alcock George, Brooklyn roadAlcock John, 3 Massie streetAlcock Thos.Brooklyn vil.Brooklyn rdAldred Robt. GreenhaU, Gatley roadArmstrong Bell, 41 Wilmslow roadBall George, 20 Ashfield roadBates George, 17 Ashfield roadBennett Mrs. 73 Stockport roadBennison Samuel, 247 Stockport roadBennison Walter, 245 Stockport roadBrickies .Mrs. Massie streetCash Joseph, 10 Massie streetChadwick Mrs 16 High streetClay Wm. Bernard, 19 Massie streetCocks Wm. Edward B.A. Haw bank.High streetCongdon George Hy. 55 Massie streetGore Donald Elms M.B. Barnes' ConvalescentHospitalCounsell-Roberts George Edmund,Schools hillCross Mrs. Brooklands. Jessie streetDavies Jn.H.Moseley hall, Cheadle rdDawes Mrs. Ebor cottage, Gatley rdEarnshaw John, 23 Massie streetFletcher Miss, The DipleachGibson Thomas, 81 Stockport roadGodson Alfred M.A., M.B., J.P.Cheadle house. High streetGodson John H.,B.A.,M.B. Gatley rdGodson Miss, The Berries, Massie stGriffin Jn.T. Southbank, Charlotte stGrundy Roger Alfred,Harthill house,The CrescentGriinewald Samuel E.A., F.S.Sc AshfieldroadHadfield Jacob, 46 Stockport roadHamilton Rev.John (Congregational),19 Ashfield roadHarrison Stanley George, Clevelandhouse, Charlotte streetHayward Arthur, 53 Massie streetHigginson William Henry, Hopebank, Charlotte streetHigham Miss, Carrfield house, StockportroadHimbury William Henry, SpringfieldHobson John Edward, 60 Massie stHolland Mrs. Elderslie, Jessie streetHughes Ishmael, 12 Massie streetHughes William, 54 Massie streetJackson Mrs. 21 Ashfield roadJackson Thomas Leonard B.A., M.B.Holly house. Massie streetJoule Mrs. 20 Massie streetKendal Miss, Brooklyn, Brooklyn rdKinsey Miss, 160 Stockport roadLatham A. Syd.Ash lea,Manchester rdLees Miss, 11 Massie streetLomas William, 75 Stockport roadMcClure Mrs. Newlands, The GreenMacdona Rev. Frederick AugustusM.A. (rector of St. Mary's 4 ruraldean). RectoryMarriott John, The Grange, WilmslowroadMilne John D. BelmontMilne Mrs, Langlands, Schools hillMilnes Jas. Bassendene, Schools hillMoir Misses, Bruntwood ter.Brook rdNewbold John H.Riversdale,Gatley rdNowell Mrs. 5 Ashfield crescentParsons E. C W. 7 Ashfield crescentPcrritt John A.Bruntwood, Schools hiRead Percy, InglesideRead Richard, High streetRichardson Miss, Stockport roadRodgors Geo. Parkfield, Charlotte stRoper Saml. Sunnyside, Charlotte stRoscoe James Rae, Heath house,Stockport roadRose Herbt. John, Tregenna.Jessie stSandiford Mrs. 77 Stockport roadSheldon Miss, The Ferns, Jessie stShiers Percy Hesketh, Moseley lodge.Wilmslow roadSpedding James, 149 Stockport roadSpence Mrs. The Old haU,Stockprt.rdStocks Mrs. 7 The CrescentCHESHIRE.Sykes Alan John M.A., D.L., J.P.South view. Schools hillSykes Frank J.P. Brookfield, WUmslowroadSykes Thomas Tatton, Leaside, CharlottestreetTaylor John WiUiam, Richmond hiU,Gatley roadTaylor Mrs. The Ferns, Jessie streetTaylor Mrs. 43 Wilmslow roadTozer William Henry, 16 Gatley roadTurner Fras. Anthony. 13 Ashfield rdUnna Harry Julius, 57 Massie streetWarburton Frederick. 62 Massie stWatts Jas. Abney hall.Manchester rdWatts James, jun. Manor lodgeWelch George Fredk. 15 Ashfield rdWestcott George, The CrescentWhittaker John, Moseley house,Cheadle road (letters throughCheadle Hulme)Whitworth James, i Ashfield crescentWilliams Llewellyn Wynn, 3 AshfieldcrescentWilliamson Mrs. 151 Stockport roadWilson Hy.The Beeches, Stockport rdWUson Misses, 5 The CrescentWilson Mrs. 133 Stockport roadWoodvine John, n Ashfield roadCOMMERCIAL.Early closing day, Wednesday i p.m.Alcock Jane (Mrs.), drpr. 59 High stAlcock Jonathan, buUder, Wood streetAspden Susannah (Miss), fruiterer,79 High streetBabington SI. draper, 80 Stockport rdBardsley G. B. 4 Sons, house decorators.High street 4 21 Lime groveBardsley James, painter, 3 Mary stBarker AUred, commercial traveller,21 Massie streetBarlow Isaac, coal merchant, 38Massie street & L. fc N. W. RaUwaystation yard, Manchester roadBarlow Thos. farmer, Brookhead farmBarnes' Convalescent Hospital(DonaldElms Core MB., Ch.B.Vict.,M.R.CP.Lond. res. medical officer;Rev. John Bruster, chaplain; MissM. A. Wright, matron)Bates Charles, watch repairer, 135Stockport roadBeadsworth The Misses, girls' school,Tho HolliesBeard Christopher, tobacconist, 90Stockport roadBell Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 53Stockport roadBennison .Samuel, wheelwright,StockportroadBenton Glare (Mrs.), tobacconist, 70High streetBerry Beatrice (Miss), teacher ofmusic, 137 Stockport roadBlacker Eliza (Mrs.), boot & shoemaker, 93 High streetBlaclwhaw Thomas, insurance agent,8 Stockport roadBoothroyd Joseph, confr. 90 High stBostock Ann (Mrs.), milliner, 24High streetBoulton & Clay, engineers. Brook rdBowden Fras. Hy. chemist.38 High stBradley Dan,confctnr. 17 Wilmslow rdBridge James, milliner, 55 High stBriggs Arthur, derk to the UrbanDistrict <strong>Council</strong>, High streetBriscall Wm. joiner, Wilmslow roadBroadbent Charles, boot & shoe maker,6 Stockport roadBrown James, carter, 94 Stockport rdBrown Josiah, fruiterer 60, & tripedresser 62, High streetBrunt Robert, farmer. Bridge farmBuckley Geo.Mtthw.drapr.21 High stBurd George, shopkeeper, 4 Hall stBurd Samuel/carpenter, 2 Massie stBurgon's Lim. grocers,Burgon's bldgsBurslem John, leather washer maker.Old roadBuxton Joseph Henry, George fcDragon P H. High street[KELLY'SCarr Robert, greengrocer, 63 High stGash Jn. ft Son. estate agts.Massie stChantler Wm. carrier,2 Wilmslow rdChatton Jn. grngro. 78 Stockport rdCheadle Cemetery (Herbert MitcheU,registrar), Stockport roadCheadle ft Gatley (Conservative CHubBuilding Go. Limited (Wm.Lomas,sec), .Stockport roadCheadle & Gatley Liberal Club(Humphrey Hetherington, sec),82 High streetCheadle GoU Club (Donald CameronGrichton, sec)Gheadle Skating Rink Co. ManchesterroadCheatle James, farm baUiff to JamesWatts esq. Abney hall<strong>Cheshire</strong> Regiment (1st) Cadet Battalion(G Co.) (Lieut. & ActingCaptain E. C W. Parsons)Chester Hy. plumber, Stockport roadChilds James, boot repairer, 115Stockport roadClay Eobert, dyer fc finisher, DemmingsworksClay William Bernard, engineer, seeBoulton 4 ClayCoates Colin, boot repairer, 21Wilmslow roadCocks Wm. Edwd. B.A. boys' preparatory4 boarding schl. Haw bankCoombes Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkpr.Lime groveCordingley Thomas, beer retailer,22 Stockport roadCorner Geo. drapr. 171 Stockport rdCraig Charles Hawkins M.B., Ch.B,Edin. see Godson 4 CraigDarlington Thomas, fiorist, 27 Old rdDavies John, tobacconist, 71 High stDavies Wm.harness ma.4Wilmslow rdDean Joseph, confectnr. 78 High stDearman William Medcalf, antiquedealer, Gatley roadDerbyshire William, farmer, Brooksidefarm, Wilmslow roadDonald John, saddler, 27 High streetEarnshaw John, architect 4 surveyor,23 Massie streetEastwick Charles Henry, boot repr.Lime groveEvans Samuel, Queen's Arms hotel,Stockport roadFaulkner Chas. ho. decoratr. High stFaulkner Henrietta (Mrs.), grocer, 28High streetFinney James Henry,fried fish dealer,84 Stockport roadFletcher Hannah (Mrs.),confectioner,82 Stockport roadFoottit Hannah G. (Mrs.), butcher,87 High streetFord Eliza (Miss), shopkeeper, 173Stockport roadGadd Wm. watch maker, 76 High stGarner Sarah 4 Alice (Misses),milliners, it High streetGaukroger Alfred, tailor, see Trevorft GaukrogerGibbon Thos. taUor, 15 WUmslow rdGibson Frank, plumber, 72 High stGleave John Booth, joiner, 31 Old rdGodson fc Craig, surgeons. Gatley rdGodson Alfred M.A., M.B. fc M,C.Gamb. surgn. Gheadle ho. High stGodson John Herbert B.A., 'M.B.,B.C. 4 D.P.H.Camb. surgeon &medical officer of health to the UrbanDistrict CouncU 4 medicalofficer 4 public vaccinator Cheadledistrict.Stockport union, Gatley rdGreen Wm. plumber, 33 High streetGreenwood Brothers, pork butchers,29 High streetGrime Jas. coal mer. 62 Stockport rdGrosvenor Maie (Mrs,), ladies' outfitter,36 High streetGriinewald Samuel E. A., F.S.Sc.artist. Ashfield roadHaigh John, shopkeeper, 18 Hall stHaUiwell Harry, beer retaUer, Manchesterroad
DIRECTORY.]Harrison Charles WilUam, hair drssr.85 High streetHarrison Fred, cycle agt. Burgon'sbuildingsHarrison Stewart, cycle maker, seeKeUett Harrison CoHarwood Thomas, boot repairer, 15Newboult roadHayes Thos.beer ret.220 Stockport rdHigginbottom Jesse Duckworth, insuranceagent, 6 Jackson streetHolland Mrs. draper, 51 Massie stHoward Albert, boot ma. 22 High stHudson James, boot ma'. 57 High stHull Harry Robt.butcher,3 Gatley rdHulme Thomas, butcher, 14 High stHumphreys WiUiam, hair dresser, 53High streetJackson Thomas Leonard B.A., M.B.ft B.CCantab., M.R.CS.Eng.,L.R.CP.Lond. surgeon. Holly ho.Massie streetJevons Wilfred, motor garage, BrookroadJohnson John H. assistant clerk to theUrban District CouncU, High streetJones David, Red Lion hotel, StockportroadKeUett Harrison Co. cycle makers, 68High streetKenyon Thomas T. manager Manchesterft Liverpool District BankingCo. Limited & treasurer toCheadle ft Gatley Urban District<strong>Council</strong>, High streetLancaster Lucy 4 Sarah (Misses),confectioners, 29 Wilmslow roadLeech Percy, photogphr. Gatley roadLewis Janet (Miss), confr. Gatley rdLUes David, boot maker, 9 High stLiles Frank S.butchr.86 Stockport rdDiterary Institution (George Bates,hon. sec)Lockett Charles, shopkeeper, 203Stockport roadLongworth Peter, grocer. High streetMaUalieu Mary Ellen (Miss), confectioner,89 High streetMalpass Martha Jane (Miss), confectioner,88 Stockport roadManchester ft Liverpool District BankingGo. Limited (Thomas T.Kenyon, manager). High street;open daily, 9.30 to 3; sat. 9.30 to12; draw on head office, 75 CornhiU,London EGManning Emily (Mrs.), draper, 77High streetManock George,beer retailer. High stMarsh William, stationer ft insuranceagent, 20 High streetMarsh WiUiam Sutcliffe, registrar ofbirths ft deaths for Cheadle subdistrict,20 High streetMeldrum Jas. grocer,92 Stockport rdMidwinter Eleanor (Miss), beer retailer,Wilmslow roadMidwinter Saml. plumber,95 High stMosley William Limited, bleachers,Cheadle bleach worksMyerscough WiUiam, baker, 12 ft 14Stockport roadNational Telephone Co. Limited (Jn.Alfred Greatorex, clerk in charge),Gatley road"Nawell J. T. ft Son, cabinet makers,42 High street^aweU Agnes (Miss), dress maker, 42High streetNewton Fred, fruiterer, 80 High stMewton William, builder. Limegrove; works, Ashfield roadNuttaU John B. tobacconist ft fancydealer, 40 High streetOldham George Henry, refreshmentrooms, 3 High streetOwens Bichard Green, accountant,231 Stockport roadBarry Edwd. grocer, 168 Stockport rdPaterson Thomas Smythe, artist, 99Stockport roadPearce Thos. hawker,4o Wilmslow rdPerry Arth. butcher, 19 WUmslow rdCHESHIRE.Pickford Geo. tobacconist, 15 High stPooley Hubert Inglis, taUor, Gatley rdPowell George, jobbing gardener, 1Chapel streetPritchards Limited, manufacturingchemists, Bulkeley roadRay James Andrew, greengrocer 25,ft fishmonger 27, Wilmslow roadRead Rd. motor engnr. Ashfield rdRedman Fred, beer retlr. 75 High stReekie Charles D.refreshment rooms,Gatley roadRobertson George, window cleaner,31 Jackson streetRodgers WUliam.watch ma.6 High stRoughton Horace, cab proprietor, 12Manchester roadRowbotham Danl.gdnr.131 Stockpt.rdRowlinson Samuel, painter ft housedecorator, 49 .High streetSargeant Jn. Wm. laundry. High stSchofield Edgar, hair dresser, 18Stockport roadShannon G«orge, chimney sweep, 22Chapel streetSheldon Bros, monumental masons,no Stockport roadSimcock Geo. baker, n Newboult rdSmethurst Mary Ann (Miss), nurse(district), 22 Massie streetSmith Mary(Mrs.),laundry,8iHigh stStaley George Ernest, boot maker,I Wilmslow roadStansfield Brothers, cab proprietors,Wilmslow roadStockport Industrial ft Equitable CooperativeSociety Limited (No. 15branch) (Samuel Ollerenshaw,manager), Stockport roadSutcliffe Benjamin, coal merchant 4parish clerk, 20 Manchester roadSutcliffe Mary Jane (Mrs.), registryoffice for servants, 44 Massie streetSwindells Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper,183 Stockport roadSwinglehurst Frank, house painter,6 Wilmslow roadSykes Edward CE. surveyor to theUrban District <strong>Council</strong>, High streetTaylor John Slinger, btchr.73High stTerritorial Force Battalion (5th)(Earl of Chester's) The <strong>Cheshire</strong>Regiment (C Co. Gapt. H. Watts;Sergt. J. Goodier, driU instructor)Thomas Clara (Miss), confectioner.26 High streetThornton William Atkinson, WhiteHart hotel. High streetThorpe Frank A. grocer, Stockportroad 4 Hall roadTimperley Saml. beer ret. 65 High stToms Percy, ironmonger, Gatley roadTrevor 4 Gaukroger, tailors, 23 HighstreetTreweek George, boot 4 shoe maker,69 High streetTweedale Samuel, fried fish dealer,31 Wilmslow roadWaddington Edgar, motor garage,14 Wilmslow roadWade EUen (Miss), shopkeeper, 13Jackson streetWalker Sarah (Mrs,), apartments,Manchester roadWaUwork James ft Sons, house decora^tors, 37 Wilmslow roadWarburton Albt. blacksmth. Church stWatkinson Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkpr.57 Stockport roadWebb Chas. fishmonger, 31 High stWebb Horace, nurseryman,Schools hiWelch ft Go. grocers, 7 High streetWhitehead James, china ft glassdealer, 35 High streetWilde Walt, shpkpr. 202 Stockport rdWillett Fred, nurseryman, 30 HaU stWilliams John ft Sons Lim, grocers,67 High streetWUson Henry M.R.C.S.Eng. surgeon.The Beeches, Stockport roadWood Thos. ironmonger, 18 High stWoodruff T, ft W. chemists. High stWoods Wm.Hy. shpkpr.20 Jackson stCHEADLE. 209WoodwaU Thomas WiUiam, floorclothdealer, 33 Wilmslow roadWorthington Isaac, coUector of ratesto the Urban District <strong>Council</strong> ftvaccination officer, 185 Stockport rdWorthington Joseph, farmer,Gheadlewoodfarm, Manchester roadWright George 4 Sons Limited,dyers, 91 High streetCHEADLE HULME.Marked * letters through Bramhall.PRIVATE BESIDENTS.Ainsworth Jn. Dawson, n Victoria avAlexander William, 39 Albert road*Allen John Edward, 89 Moss laneAndrew Arth. Goodwin, 43 Swann laAndrews Mrs. 123 Gheadle roadArcher Abraham, 22 Ravenoak roadAstington Frederick, 62 Station roadAtkins James, 32 Heathbank roadBacon Charles Arthur, i Moseley rd*Baker Fred Norman, no Acre laneBalsillie David, 3 Coral roadBarrett Henry, 21 Hill Top avenueBateman Alfred, 11 Woodfield roadBates Mrs. Eaton cottage, Ack lane*Baum Fred, 44 Moss laneBazley Thomas Henry, 99 Station rdBeasley Thomas, Mount Pleasant,Stanley roadBeecroft Mrs. 76 Swann laneBell Henry Simeon, 15 Woodfield roadBell Thomas Pool, Spring cottage,Hulme Hall roadBernstein Meyer Joseph M.B., B.Sc.Edin. 33 Gheadle roadBillington Rev. John (Wesleyan), 30Queen's road•Blacklock James, 147 Acre laneBlackstone Charles, 14 Bellfield avBlunell WUliam, 24 Heathbank roadBoard George B.A. 15 Hill Top avBodden Edward, 17 Madison avenueBooth James, 10 Madison avenueBostock William, 14 Victoria avenueBrandon Charles, 13 Station road*Brandon VernonGething,i5i Acre laBranwell Wm. Henry, 104 Cheadle rdBrayn Percy, 18 Maple avenueBfenan Chas. Fredk. 31 Albert roadBrentnaU CressweU, 16 Victoria av*Brentnall Robert, 114 Acre lane•Brewster Mrs. 87 Moss laneBrierley TheMisses.no Heathbank rdBriggs Chas. The Priory, Cheadle rdBriggs Henry, i Station roadBrown Mrs. Moseley grange, CheadleroadBrown WUliam Charles, 3 Beech roadBrundrett Albt.Edwd. 12 Madison avBuckley Edwin, 8 Maple avenueBuckley Harry Percival, 104 HeathbankroadBuckley Mrs. 10 Maple avenueBulUvant Frank, 13 Oak avenneBunn Miss, 8 Bellfield avenueBurgess John, 3 Park roadBurgess Thomas, 16 Gill Bent roadCampbell John, no Gheadle roadCarlisle Ed. Henry, 13 Madison avenCash C 9 Park roadCheetham Charles, 53 Cheadle road•Clark John Galloway, 102 Acre laneClark Mrs. 4 Oak avenueGleasbv James Lewis, 5 Maple avenGlegg Walt. Shields, 23 HUl Top avClifton Frank, Oakfield, Station roadClough John Wm. 9 HiU Top avenueCochrane Frank, Middleton cottage,Gheadle roadGoUes Mrs. 114 Gheadle roadColles Mrs. 5 Station roadCook Joseph Benj. 73 Station roadCooke William, 130 Cheadle roadCoombes Jn. Wm. Oak mount,Ack laCoops Joseph, 88 Heathbank roadCorbishley Edwin Lewis,i3 Albert rdCoster Ernest Alfred, 4 Victoria avCrabb Walt. Geo. 97 Cheadle roadCraig Charles Hawkins M.B. 7 StationroadCraig WilUam, 58 HiU Top avenueCHESHIRE 14
210 CHEADLE.Crane Edwin Robert, 8 Heathbank rdCross James, 9 Bellfield avenueCrowcroft Austin, 16 Maple avenueCubbon John, 46 Swan laneGutter Joseph, 102 Cheadle roadDalmeier James, i Gill Bent roadDavenport Capt. Edwd. 44 Queen's rdDavies Fred, 56 Hill Top avenueDeacon James, 1 Queen's roadDfaii John Henry, 6 Park road•Dickenson JosephHoward,ii6Acre laDobbs Percy, 5 Victoria avenueDodge William Fothergill, Oakcliffe,Gheadle roadDrennan John. Mellor streetDrummond Peter, 106 Heathbank rdDunning Thomas Willans,3 Albert rdEaton Elias, 112 Heathbank roadElston Percy C i Beech roadEmery Frank Down, 3 Victoria avenEva Jaines, 7 Park road•Evans Wm. Hugh, Burwash, Acre laEverett Mrs. i Coral roadFairweather Mark, 41 Swann laneFarnworth Richard Dobson, Ashdale,Moseley roadFaulkner John, Lauriston, Albert rdFaulkner Peter, 9 Victoria avenueFawkes F. W, 38 Queen's roadFerns Mrs. n Bellfield avenueFink Norman. 21 Woodfield roadFletcher Samuel, 12 Maple avenueForge Edgar Robert, 4 Maple avenueForrester Arthur, 12 Woodfield roadForshaw Thomas, 14 Park roadFostei- John Jabez, 8 Woodfield roadFowler Mrs. Breydon house, Ack laneFox Eev. George (Unitarian), 87Cheadle roadFoxworthy Wm.Lavers, 30 Station rdFryers Edward, 21 Oak avenueGarside Joseph, 2 Ramillies avenueGartside Charles, 62 Hill Top avenGass George, 42 Heathbank roadGedge Edwin Herbert, 19 Victoria avGerrard Eichard, 6 Bellfield avenueGilton Henry Martyn, The Cottage,Hulme Hall roadGoddard Fredk. 52 Hill Top avenueGoodie Mrs. Rowsley grange, Swann laGoolden Reginald, Ravenoak, RavenoakroadGoth ^latthew, .\ Woodfield roadGradwell Cephas, 13 Victoria avenueGiant Mrs. 9 Woodfield roadGreen Edwin Thorniley, 25 Swann laGribbin Albert Edwin, i Victoria avGrime Horace, 13 Hill Top avenueGrunawald William, 119 Cheadle roadHaerem Glaus Vedeler, 3 Queen's rdHall Richard Nutter, 78 Swann laneHalliday John, 3 Station roadHandford Samuel, 2 Moseley roadHanson Mrs. 65 Station roadHardman Charles, The Poplars, LadyBridge roadHardman Richard Smith M.B.Lond.SUlinghurst, Station roadHargreave John Hollins, 45 Swann laHarper Mrs. 33 Swann laneHart Mrs. 2 Oak avenueHaughton WUliam David, 14 HeathbankroadHawes Rev. Albert Edward (Congregational),26 Station roadHaworth Geo. Edwd. 35 Albert roadHay Wm, Beechfield, Ravenoak roadHayward Henry, 5 Coral roadHeath WiUiam, 93 (beadle roadHeath William Frederick, Lynedale,Moseley roadHeathcote William, 3 Moseley roadHedges James, 47 Gheadle roadHerring-Shaw Alfred, Holly lea,Ra.nillies avenueHesketh James A. 7 Beech roadHesse Herman, 16 Queen's road•Hewitt Harold, 139 Acre laneHeywood Arthur, Birch house.HulmeHall roadHeywcod William,79 Hill Top avenueHind .Ufred Barlow, 96 Gheadle roadHobscn John Henry, 14 Maple avenueCHESHIRE.Hodgson Jesse, 6 Heathbank roadHodgson Matthew, Annefield, GheadleroadHolford WiUiam, 60 Hill Top avenueHollingbery John Kidd, 153 Grove laHolloway Frederick, 89 Cheadle roadHolmeEdwd. Moseley bank,Cheadle rdHolt Walter, 81 Hulme HaU roadHolttun Percy, 22 Queen's roadHood Bernard, 29 Swann lane•Hood Reginald Chas. 43 Moss laneHopwood Samuel, 6 Hill Top avenueHorricks Abel, 3 Bellfield avenueHorsley Mrs. "The Grange, Ack laneHothersall Harry, 9 Oak avenueHowarth Alfred Doran, 93 Station rdHoward Mrs. 86 Ack laneHowden Saml. Percy, 103 Cheadle rdHubner Julius, 32 Station roadHudson WiUiam, Hulme hall, HulmeHall roadHughes James, 7 Woodfield roadHumphreys John, 16 Heathbank roadHunt Mrs. i3 Victoria avenueIsherwood John, 83 Hulme Hall roadJack Thomas A. 81 HUl Top avenueJames Edward Bourne, 4 HUl Top avJohn.son Henry, 5 Woodtield roadJones Morton, 82 Swann laneJones Thoma.s Rd. 20 Woodfield road•Jones William, Elvyn cott. Mos.s laKay George, 2 Park roadKeate Henry, 40 Woodfield roadKelley Henry, 2 Hill Top avenueKelly George A. 38 Woodfield roadKenvon George, i Park roadKershaw Walter, 15 Victoria avenueKibble Charles, 24 Queen's roadKinder Ralph Ashton,34 Woodfield rdKingsley Chas. Oriel cot. Woods laneKinsev William, 13 Swann laneKirk Cecil George, 6 Woodfield roadKnight Kenneth, 20 Victoria avenueKnott George Edward, 121 (3headle rdKnott Thos. B. EllersUe,Beechfield rdKnowles Mrs. Ashlyne, Gill Bent rdLanglev James B, 4 Moseley roadLarmuth Gordon Harold,100 Grove laLarmuth Regd. Ashley, 12 Church rdLawson Robert, 90 Heathbank roadLawton Edward, 26 Woodfield roadLc'ah Fredk. 0, S. Lyndhurst, BeechfieldroadLeah Harold, 83 HUl Top avenueLee Harry, Wythburn,LadyBridge rdLee Sidney, HUl Top avenueLee Stanley, 11 Queen's roadLees Edward Oscar, Woodstock, HillTop avenueLenfestey WiUiam, 20 Ramillies avenLevyeau Mrs. Ellen, 20 Queen's road•Lincoln Frederick, 77 Moss laneLittler Miss, The Orchard, Swann laLloyd John, Claremont, Hulme Hall rdLomas Mrs, 2 Beech roadLong Edwin, 15 Station roadLongden Mrs. 94 Cheadle roadLongson Joseph, 5 HUl Top avenueLowe William, 10 Park road•Lownds Samuel, 92 Acre laneLyall Frank Weatherston, 19 Madisonavenue•Lynn Frank, 83 Moss laneMcCabe John Bernard, 21 Mellor stMcClure David, 5 Moseley roadMcHraith John, 9 Albert roadMcEollop WUliam, 6 Oak avenueMcMurtrie Mrs. E.W. 112 Gheadle rdManley Thos. Danl. 41 Hulme Hall rdMarchington John, Ivy cot. Stanley rdMarland James, 72 Station roadMarriott Fred Wadsworth, 32 WoodfieldroadMarsden James, 44 Heathbank roadMarsland Thomas,Ravenswood,RavenoakroadMather Alfred, 88 Cheadle roadMatthews Richd.Arthur,ioiCheadle rd•Mayall Harry, 137 Acre laneMeacock Mrs. 6 Victoria avenueMerrington Noah, 12 Heathbank roadMetcalf Thos. Herbt. 16 Woodfield rdMidgeley Chas. 15 Madison avenue[KELLY'SMilUngton Richd. Hy. 7 Victoria avenMills Thomas, i Madison avenueMilne Frank, 26 Queen's roadMohbat Mrs. 6 Maple avenueMonnington Miss, 91 Station roadI *Moorhouse William, 41 Moss lanej Morley James E. 126 Grove lane1 Morley John Arthur, Melrose cottageI Ack lane 'Moss Fredk. Greenbank,Heathbank rdMurray Miss, 64 Cheadle roadNeale Howard Henry, 7 Hill Top avenNeill Alfred, 10 Queen's roadNesbitt John Oscar, 16 Station roadNewton Geo. Thurlow, n HUl top avOst Augustan, 187 Grove laneParker Wm.Clover lea,Hulme HaU rdParkes Rex, 17 Victoria avenueParkinson Rowland Noton, 64 HillTop avenueParkinson William Herbt.8 Queen's rdParks Frederick Wm. 3 Madison avenPatchett Herbert, 95 Station roadPaulsen Percy Henry, 62 Cheadle rdPeacock Charles, 88 Ack lanePearson Abel, 183 Grove lanePemberton Abraham, Hulme HaU rdPendlebury Jas. Thos. 7 Madison avPigott Harry, 4 Bellfield avenuePlews Leonard, 5 Park roadPorritt James, 70 Swann lanePorter Jn.Goodall,Wadenhoe,Swann laPorter Mrs. 12 Queen's roadPowell Edward, n Albert roadPowell Isaac, 114 Heathbank roadPuckey Robert, i Bellfield avenuePurdy J., M.A. (principal ManchesterWarehousemen 4 Clerks' Orphanschools), Claremont road•Pye James Bramley, 94 Acre laneRamsbottom Herbert, 145 Grove laneRatcliffe Mrs. 14 Woodfield roadRawling John, 3 Maple avenueRedmond Thomas, 85 Hill Top avenReekie Herbt.Francis, 23 Woodfield rdReid John Paterson, 3 Ack laneRenton Thomas, 40 Queen's roadRhodes James H. Acre cott. Grove laRichards Mrs. 6 Beech roadRickards James W. 34 Queen's roadRigby J. Arth. Jas. 21 Victoria avenRoberts Alun, 30 Heathbank roadRoberts Frank Edward, 11 Manor rdRoberts Griffiths, 9 Madison avenue•Roberts Sidney, 149 Acre laneRoberts William, 18 Heathbank roadRobson William, 23 Mellor streetRogers Harold Vercoe, 11 Swann lane•Rogers Gapt. Hugh Stewart (lateR.E.), 131 Acre laneRome Allan Booth, 8 Hill Top avenRostron George Edwd. 54 Station rdRostron Miss, The RamiUies, RamilliesavenueRowlinson George, 8 Madison avenueRoyle Fred,Claremont,Lady Bridge rdRussell Ernest, 61 Grove laneScholefield Harry, 2 Madison avenueScott James, Birch viUa, Hulme HaUrdSharpies "Thomas 4 Richard, 10Beech roadSharrocks Albert, 23 Oak avenueSheldon Alsager, 38 Woodfield roadSimister Thomas, 8 Victoria avenueSimmons Ernest, 4 Heathbank roadSimons Arthur Edwd. 2 Queen's roadSlater William, 48 Station roadSmalley Job DriffiU, 2 Heathbank rdSmeaton John, 4 Park roadSmith Albert, 31 Swann laneSmith Dempster, 34 Heathbank roadSmith Harry Martin, 18 Woodfield rdSmith James, 11 Beech roadSmith James, 28 Queen's roadSmith Misses, 37 Albert roadSmith Mrs.Rhodes ho. Lady Bridge rdSmith Robert, 9 Station roadSmith WUliam, 19 Oak avenueSmith WiUiam Henry, Woodville,Ladv Bridge roadSpratt WiUiam E, 49 Gheadle roadSprunt Robert Taylor, 4 RamUlies av
DIRECTORY.]Stephenson John, 25 Oak avenue•Stockton Chas. Edwd. 141 Acre laneStokes Mrs. 27 Swann laneStone Edward, Ackersley, Ack laneStorey Mrs, 14 Queen's roadStott 'Herbert, Stanley lodge. LadyBridge roadStreet Samuel James, 147 Grove laneSudworth Arthur Walt. 32 Queen's rdSugden WUliam, 122 Park roadSuUivan Arthur, Oldfield, Acre laneSutcliffe Maurice, 28 Woodfield road•Sutcliffe Walter, 85 Moss laneSwindeUs Peter, Oak ho. Station rdTaUis Thomas, Heath bank, HeathbankroadTattersaU Charles Hermann, Holmfield,Bavenoak roadTaylor Henry, 17 Hill Top avenueTaylor Herbert, 13 Maple avenue•Taylor John, g5 Acre lane•Taylor Joseph Ware, 145 Acre laneTaylor Mrs. 13 Manor roadTeasdale Fredk. Jas. 2 Woodfield rdThomas Edward, 23 Victoria avenueThomas G. Marsh, 5 Albert roadThomas WiUiam, 75 Ack laneThornber Cyril, 22 Acre laneThomber Godfrey, Ivy dene, Bamil-Ues avenueTipping William, i Albert roadTromp James, 97 Station roadTugman Bichd.Upton, 42 Queen's rdTurner Mrs.Bridge ho.Lady Bridge rdTurton John WUUam, 5 Manor roadTattonWm.Hy.Fernsid6,HulmeHaU rdTweedale Edward, 116 Cheadle road•Tweedale John, 153 Acre laneTwelves Frederick, Eoseland, HulmeHall roadTyson Eev.Henry M.A., L.Th. (vicar).The VicarageWalburne Henry, 10 Bellfield avenueWalker Joseph E. 99 Cheadle roadWalker William, 9 Maple avenueWallace Adam, 8 Park roadWallace Frank, 12 Victoria avenueWard William, 84 Cheadle roadWarrington Wm.Chas. 29 Hill Top avWatts Humphrey, 41 Hulme Hall rdWebb Albert, 41 Station roadWebb WUliam Arthur, 2 Bellfield av•Welch Edwin, 40 Moss laneWeUs John M. 12 Bellfield avenueWest William, 10 Victoria avenueWhipp Bobert.Barnfield.Hnlme Hall rdWhitehead Alfred, 50 Hill Top avenWhitehead Ashton, 4 Beech road•Whitehead Frank, 112 Acre laneWiglesworth Mrs. 95 Hulme Hall rdWUkinson Percy, 54 Hill Top avenueWillcock Thomas, 102 Heathbanic rdWilliamson George, 93 Hulme Hall rdWUson Arth. Jones, TO8 Heathbank rdWUson William, 10 Heathbank roadWinstanley- William Henry James,Bridge hou^e. Lady Bridge roadWinterbottom James, i HiU Top avenWood John, 36 Queen's roadWood Mrs,. 28 Station roadWoodruff Miss, A Queen's road•Woodward Joseph Arthur, 46 Moss laWorsley Herbert, 29 Hulme Hall roadWotherspoon Archibald,i3 Bellfield ayWroe Mrs. 144 Grove laneWyatt Edward, 8 Beech roadYates Herbert, 10 Woodfield road•Yeaman Jas. Naughton, 81 Moss laYoung Mrs. 18 Queen's roadCOMMERCIAL.Adams Frank ft Son, painters, 3aAcre laneAnderson David Alexander, upholiterer,33 Station roadArcher Alice ft EUen (Misses), drapers,20 Bavenoak roadAshbrook William, fanner, Ack laneAtkinson Wm. brick maker. Turves rdBaker Wm, plumber, 49 Station roadBarber Hugh, farmer. Grove laneBardsley George, farmer. Acre lane•Barlow Hy. farmer. Tan pit8,Mo8S laCHESHIRE.Bennett Jn. Hy. grocer, 16 Mellor stBennett NeviUe, blacksmith, BavenoakroadBiggins John, farmer, Ravenoak roadBlackburn John, jobbing gardener,105 Hulme Hall roadBoulderstone Henry Edward, baker.Gill Bent roadBracegirdle George WiUiam, butcher,8 Ravenoak roadBrown Arthur, plumber, 11 HulmeHall roadBrown Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 102Hulme HaU roadBrunt Charles Hy. grocer. Grove laneBurrows Isaac Dicken, farmer, 51Station roadBurrows Mary Ellen (Mrs.), draper.Acre laneBurslem Esther (Mrs.), confectioner,Mellor streetBuxton Thos.pork butcher, 5 Mellor stCampion Chas. boot ma. GUI Bent rdChadwick Annie (Miss) 4 (Mrs.), privateschool, 37 Hulme Hall roadDheadle Hulme Conservative Club(Wm. Thomas, sec), Mellor streetOhiverton Arth. draper, 8 Mellor stClarke George, John 4 Joseph, farmers,Hulme Hall roadClarke Joshua (exors. of), farmers,Stanley roadGlibran Joseph Hargate, buUder, 143Grove laneCooke WUliam 4 Co. farmers, HulmeHall roadCraig Charles Hawkins M.B., Gh.B.Edin. surgeon, see Godson 4 CraigCrossley Frederick D. commercialtraveller, n Madison avenueDavenport James, frmr. Gill Bent rdDavies Wm. grocer, 44 Station roadDavy Denis,traveller, 22 Heathbank rdDerbyshire Alice (Miss), teacher ofmusic, 89 Hulme Hall roadDixon Wm. coal mer. Railway stationDowning Walter, farmer, Stanley rdDrennan James, boot ma. Mellor stEntwistle Ada (Mrs.), confectioner, 2Ravenoak roadFernley James T. sanitary inspectorto the Cheadle 4 Gatley Urban DistrictCouncU, 36 Heathbank road•Fowler Alfred, fruiterer, laS Acre laFrost John WiUiam, gardener to W.Cooke esq. a Turves roadGee Amelia (Mrs.),mUUner, 6 BavenoakroadGlover Gerald, decorator, 18 MeUor stGodson 4 Craig, surgns. 7 Station rdGoodwin Joseph, farmr. GUI Bent rdGreen Thomas Jn. jobbing gardener,22 Ack laneHall Wm. traveller, 20 Heathbank rdHallmark Margaret (Miss), baker, 38Station roadHankinson Walter, farmer, Gheadle rdHardman Richard Smith M.B., B.C.Vict., M.B.C.S.Eng., L.E.C.P.Lond.surgeon, SUlinghurst, Station roadHarrison Miss, district nurse, noHulme Hall roadHaworth Jas. yeast mer. Stanley rdHazeldine E. ft Sons, buUders,BavenoakroadHazeldine Robert, hardware dealer,4 Ravenoak roadHazeldine Samuel, joiner, 67 StationroadHenshaw Daniel,blacksmith,i9 HulmeHall roadHobson Luke, coal merchant, 7 BeUfieldavenue ft Railway stationHodgson Matthew, cab proprietor,Cheadle roadHorticultural (The) Co. nurserymen(J. M. H. Looker, proprietor),Heathbank roadHowson Thomas WUUam, traveller,100 Heathbank roadHurst Thomas Henry,, fruiterer, 42Station roadCHEADLE. 211Jermy Walter, grocer ft beer retailr.7 & 9 Church roadKelsall Elizabeth (Mr8.),farmer,HulmeHall roadKinsey William, frmr. Hulme Hall rdLeah Henry, property repairer, 139Hulme Hall roadLeather David, farmer, GUI Bent rdLeather David, jun. farmer. LadybridgeroadLeather John, farmer. Higher Bent hoLee Hannah (Mrs.), grazier,Stanley rdLiley Frank,draper,97 Hulme HallrdLockett George Harry, hair dresser,7 MeUor streetLockitt Wm.4 Sons.plumbrs.Mellor stLodge Margaret 4 Glertrude (Misses),kindergarten school, 95 Cheadle rdManchester ft Liverpool District BankingCo, Limited (sub-branch);open mondays, Wednesdays ft fridays10 a.m. to 2 p.m. 48 Station rd.;draw on London office, 75 CornhUlE CManchester Warehousemen ft Clerks*^Orphan Schools (J. Purdy M.A.principal; Miss Luttman LL.A.head mistress ; Miss Gye, matron ;G. P. Reid, sec), Claremont roadMansell Martha (Mrs.), stationer, 35Station roadMellor Joseph L. news agent, 61Hulme Hall roadMiddleton Guy, farmer, Ack laneMiller Jn. Geo. coal mer. RaUway stnMoss Thomas, fruiterer, 6 Mellor stNational Telephone Co. Ltd. (MissMinnie Clarke, clerk in charge), 100Cheadle roadNuttall Wm. coal mer. Station yardPercival John Collins, decorator, 18Station roadPimlott Joseph, farmer, Ack lanePimlott Martha (Mrs,), butcher, 45Station roadPotts C (Miss), stationer. Post office^12 MeUor streetPoweU Ann (Mrs.), beer retailer^Ravenoak roadPoynton ft Worth Collieries, coal merchants(J. K. Jepson, agent). RailwaystationPritchard J. ft Go. coal merchants.Station yardReynolds ft Greenwood (Misses),girls'school, 33 Albert roadRhodes Wm.buUder, Hill Top avenueRoyle Wm. cycle dealer, Mellor streetSamways John Silvester, insuranceagent, 15 Ravenoak roadShard Jacob, florist. Gill Bent road•Shard Samuel,jobbing gardener, 13aAcre laneSherwood Thomas, plumber ftc. 20Mellor street•Shrigley Bros, grocers, 136 Acre laSmith Jn. poultry frmr. Gill Bent rdStoney William,shopkeeper, 99 HulmeHall roadSumner Arthur, boot dealer, 39 StationroadTaylor Walter WUberforce, HeskethArms P.H. Hulme Hall roadThomas Mary (Miss), confectioner,35a, Station roadThorp George, butcher, 40 Station rdTomlinson James, frmr. Station roadTurner Hannah (Mrs.), Junctionhotel, 47 Station roadWaine Jsph.Edwd.buUder,5Church idWard ft Leech, coal mers, MeUor stWard Harold Booth,grocr. Gheadle rdWilliams John ft Sons Ltd. grocers,37 Station roadWilliamson John ft Son, plumbers ftglaziers, Heathbank roadWood John, farmer. Woods laneWoodaU William, farmer. Turves rdWoodruff T. ft W, chemists ft druggists,46 Station road•Woodward ft Butcher, builders, 50Moss laneCHESHIRE 14*
212 CHEADLE. CHESHIRE.CHELFOBD is a parish, township and village, on theroad from Macdesfield to Knutsford, with a station onthe Crewe and Manchester section of the London andNorth Western railway, 9 miles north-west from Congleton,14J from Crewe, 35 from Chester, 5 south-eastfrom Knutsford, 6J west from Macclesfield, 16J fromManchester, loj from Stockport, 9f from Sandbachand 171! from London, in the Knutsford division of thecounty, petty sessional division of Prestbury, Macclesfieldhundred, union and county court district, andin the rural deanery and archdeaconry of Macclesfieldand diocese of Chester; it was formed into a consolidatedchapelry April 9th, 1880, and comprises OldWithington and the greater part of Snelson in theancient chapelry of Peover. The church of St. Johnthe Evangelist, erected in 1776, on the site of an earlierstructure of the 13th century, is an edifice of brickwith stone facings, in the Early English style, consistingof chancel, nave and an embattled western towerwith pinnacles and octagonal spire, and containing aclock and 6 bells; the tower was added in 1840: thestained east window is a memorial to John Dixon esq.of Astle Hall, who died in 1875, and there is anotherto his wife. The register of baptisms dates from theyear 1679; marriages and burials, 1674. The living isa vicarage, net yearly value ^^320, with residence, inthe gift of Lieut.-Col. George Dixon, and held since1907 by the Eev. Colin Edward Beever BeU M.A. of St.John's College, Cambridge. There is a Parish hall.The charities for distribution in money in this townshipamount to about ;^i4 yearly. The <strong>Cheshire</strong> Gentlemen'sCricket Ground, opened in 1861, is close to thestation. Astle Hall, thd seat of Lieut.-Col. George DixonD.L., J.P. who is lord of the manor and sole landowner,stands in a weU-timbered park of about 120acres, on the north side of whieh is a beautiful sheetof water. The soil is sand; subsoU, sand. The chiefcrops are oats, potatoes and turnips. The area of thetownship is 1,166 acres of land and 18 of water;rateable value, j^5,i74; population in 1901 was township,374, ecclesiastical parish, 610.Astle is a hamlet in this to-wnship, about a mUeCHELFORD.PRIVATE RESIDENTS.BeU Rev. Colin Edward Reiver M.A.(vicar). VicarageBowyer Edward J, WoodlandsBroadhurst Ernest, DalefieldDalrymple-Horn-Elphinstone Lady,Rode SydeDixon Lt.Col. Geo. D.L.,J.P.Astle haUDixon Alfred Herbert, Astle cottageGrant Frank M. Mere LeighPayne Jaines Ralph SPeel Robert G. The GrangeShepard Artiiur Harold B.A., M.DTatton Reginald Arthur, Manor houseWelsh George trafford, Qielford hoC0MMERCI.\L.Barber Edwd. coal merchant. StationBasford Peter, farmer, AstleBaskerville Sydney, farm6r,Abbey fmBoulderstone Jn.grcr. & miller(steam 1Burgess Ralph, blacksmithCallwood Allen Hague, farmer.RoadsideDale Frederick, farmer, Astle farmFarrington WiUiam, coal agentGledhUl Jsph. & Walter, coach bldrsGledhill Thomas Heald, Dixon'sArms hotel ft brewer. The BreweryGledhiU Walter, farmer, AstleHaigh John David,grocer,ft post officeHough Charles Edward, , reUevingofficer for Chelford district, Macclesfieldunion ft registrar of births ftdeaths for Alderley sub-districtHubbard WUliam, refreshment rmsHunt Jas. ft Sons, coal mers. StationManchester ft Liverpool DistrictBankingCo. Ltd, (sub-branch) (openmon. wed. ft fri. 10 a.m.to 2 p.m,;draw on London office, 75 CornhiUE CMoores Abraham, coal agent for LordVernon, StationMoores Joseph, tailorMoss George, farmer. Yew Tree farmNorburj' Samuel, butcher. Station rdShepard Arthur Harold B.A., M.D.,B.Ch. ft B.A.O.Dub. physician ksurgeon, medical officer ft publicvaccinator Alderley ft Gawsworthdistrict, Macclesfield unionTaylor John, cowkeeperThompson James ft Sons, saddlersWUson Thomas,jun.steward to Lieut.-Col. George Dixon J.P. fc farmerSNELSON.Breslauer Chas. Fredk. Snelson ho.Gibson MrsWalsh John Leopold, Lurch WoodCOMUEBCIAL.Barber William, farmer[KELLY'SWorsley Herbert, clerk to the Hand- Mackay Hugh, 95 Lady Bridge road Hooley John, farmerforth Urban District CouncU, 29 i Shaw Miss, 97 Lady Bridge road Lee Martha (Miss), confectioner. LadyHulme HaU road'Smith Fredk.Arth. 85 Lady Bridge rdWalsh WUliam, Mill laneBridge roadMelling Amelia (Miss), sohool, AlfoidADSWOOD.Watts Charies, 87 Lady Bridge road house, CouncUlor laaeLetters should be addressed, Cheadle Watts Herbert, Adswood villa MetcaU Elizabeth (Mrs.), refreshmentHulme..* right Mrs. Bankfield, <strong>Council</strong>lor laCOMMERCIAL,rooms. Lady Bridge roadPenning^ton Harry, gamekeeper to J.PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Adswood Brick ft TUe Co, Limited Baddeley esqAshwdl Eosco, 83 Lady Bridge road (J. B, Ingham, sec)Savage William, farmer, MiU houseBooth Gerald, Bankfield, CouncUlor la Barlow WUliam, farmer, CounciUor Taylor John Edward, Gross Keys P,HCunningham Fredk. <strong>Council</strong>lor lane j lane (letters through Cheadle, Venables James, farmerEvans William Payne, 23 CouncUlor la Manchester)Venables Thomas, farmerForshaw Harry, 89 Lady Bridge road ' Boulderstone John, mUler, Mill lane Walker Sarah Ann (Mrs.), GreyhonndHarrison Walter, Highgarth, <strong>Council</strong>- Davenport Jas.dairyman,Poplar lodge, P.Hlor lane1 <strong>Council</strong>lor laneWatson Jas. shopkpr. Lady Bridge rdHopwood George, 17 <strong>Council</strong>lor lane Haley Frank, traveUer, 93 Lady Webster Belt, joiner, CouncUlor laneLowcock Fred, 157 Lady Bridge road Bridge roadfrom the church, comprising three farmhouses and Bfew cottages.Post, M. 0. ft T. Office.—John David Haigh, sub-postmaster(letters should have <strong>Cheshire</strong> added). Lettersarrive at 3 a.m. ft i p.m.; dispatched at 11.35 *ni-4 8.15 p.m.; Sundays, dispatched at 9 p.mWall Box. Knutsford road, cleared 6.45 a.m. 4 7.55 p.m.week days onlyPublic Elementary School (mixed), rebuUt in 1892, for180 children; average attendance, 103; 4 has anendowment of ;^i3 13s. yearly derived from thebequests of John Parker esq. of Astle HaU, JohnBaskervyle-Glegg esq. of Old Withington HaU (d.1877), 4 others; Elijah Page, masterEailway Station, Joseph A. Holmes, station masterSNELSON is a township partly in Over Peoverchapelry, but chiefly assigned in 1880 to Chelford, and4 miles south-east from Knutsford, one west from Chelfordrailway station, in Rostherne parish, petty sessionaldivision of Prestbury, Macclesfield hundred, unionand county court district. Here is a Wesleyan chapelbuUt in 1825. Sir Harry Stapleton Mainwaring bart.J.P. of Peover Hall, is lord of the manor; the trusteesof Peover school and others are the owners of thetownship. The area is 427 acres; rateable value,^^2,524 los. ; the population in 1901 was 170.Letters through Chelford, <strong>Cheshire</strong>, which is the nearestmoney order 4 telegraph office, i mile distantOLD WITHINGTON is a township, the houses of whichare scattered, 2 mUes south from Chelford station onthe London and North Western rail-nay. John Baskervyle-Gleggesq. J.P. is lord of the manor and principallandowner. Withington HaU, a handsome mansionstanding in a well-wooded park of 112 acres, with alake, and the property of J. Baskervyle-Glegg esq. isoccupied by Emest Frank esq. The township contains1,106 acres of land and 9 of water; rateable value,;f 1,937; the population in 1901 was 121.Letters through CheUord, <strong>Cheshire</strong>, which is the nearestmoney order ft telegraph office, 2 miles distantBucktrout Samuel Witlow, fannerClarke Samuel, assistant overseerGibson John, shopkeeperMassey Arthur, farmerMoston John, farmerPotts Harry, farmerRead James, jun. joiner ft buUderRobinson James, frmr. Highfield frmShore Edward, farmerWiUiamson George, farmerWorthington Ralph, farmerWITHINGTON (OLD).Frank Ernest, Withington haUCOMMEBCIAL.BaskerviUe Jas. farmer. Lapwing farmBayley Albt.blacksmith.Dingle smithyBloor Alfred, farmer. Dairy houseBloor Ann (Mrs.), farmerBloor Saml. farmer. Oak Wood fannCartwright Samuel, farmerDakin Charles WUliam, agent for J.Baskervyle-Glegg esqDavies Edwd. frmr. Brook House, frmHarrop Samuel, cowkeeperHolden Alfred, cowkeeperHowarth John, farmerJackson Samuel, farmerMassey Daniel, cowkeeperVenables John, farmer
DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. CHESTER. 213C H E STE i.^CHESTER is a city and county of itself, and the capitalof the county of that name, a municipal, parUamentaryand county borough, sea port, head of a union, countycourt districS and petty sessional (Uvision, in the Eddisburydivision of the county, and is pleasantly seated on, the north bank of the river Dee, a bend of which encirclesnearly one half of the city; it is distant from Bangor59J miles, Birmingham 74, Birkenhead 15, Bolton 36^,Cheadle 37, Crewe zii, Conway a,i\, FUnt 12J, Frodsham9, Glossop 65, Holyhead 84J, Holywell i6|, Hull150, Liverpool 17, London lygj, Manchester 40, MoldJ3J, Nantwich 17!, Oswestry 26J, Oxford 150, Ruabon 17,Sandbach 26i, Shrewsbury 38f, Shifnal 59J, Stafford46J, Stockport 39i, Stoke 364, Sheffield 80, Warrington18, Wrexham 12, 'Wellington 4^ and Wolverhampton 61J.The city stands at the extremi^ of Broxton hundred andat the east end of the peninsula of Wirral, and adjoiningFlintdiire, and is in the rural deanery, archdeaconry anddiocese of Chester. Few places in the kingdom presentto the antiquary attractions of more varied characterthan this ancient city: it is rich in memorable incidentsand assodations, and has a history chronicled not onlyin books, but in its walls, ecclesiastical and other buildings,its unique " rows " and other venerable remains.Chester may not improbably have been a very earlyIberian or British town, and it most certainly was an importantBoman station: the general plan of the cityand the arrangement of the prindpal streets—answeringin some measure to a Roman camp—bear witness to itsRoman origin: to the Roman geographers it was knownas " Deva," or the station on the Dee, where, according tothe Antonine Itinerary, was the station from A.D- 61 ofthe 20th Legion (Valeria Victrix), and this seems to beconfirmed by the name " Caer Leon Gawr,"' or the " cityof the great legion," assigned to it by the British; thisview is further strengthened by the discovery here ofvotive altars and sculptured tonibstones, the inscriptionson which show that they were erected by officers andother's belonging to Roman legions, besides which manyand various other Roman remains have been met with atdifferent periods. The 20th Legion quitted Deva aboutA.D. 406; and it then reverted to the Britons, f 1 om whomit was taken in 607 by Ethelfrith the Fierce, King ofNorthumbria; the Britons, however, regained possession,and continued to hold the place till they were dispossessedin 828-30 by Egbert, who, as sole monarch, added Legancester,as it was caUed by the Saxons, to his otherdominions; in 894 it was taken and ravaged by the Danes,and on their retreat, the city walls were rebuilt, aboutgo8, by Ethelfleda, Countess of Mercia; but after herdeath, the Britons once more became its masters, onlyto be again expeUed by Edward the Elder : in the summerof 973, Edgar received on the Dee the homage of variousinferior Saxon sovereigns, and according to some writers,was rowed from his palace on the south bank of rhe riverto the conventual church of St. John by eight tributarykings: on the division of the country in 1016 betweenEdmund Ironside and Canute, Chester, as part of Mercia,was retained by the latter. Under the Normans Chesterincreased considerably in importance, and after the Conquest,the Earldom of Chester (county) was conferred onGeorbodus, a nobleman of Flanders, who, however, nevertook possession of his territory, and, returning to theContinent, died soon after, upon which the dignity wasbestowed by the Conqueror, in 1070, upon his haUsister'sson, Hugh de Abrincis (or Avranches), surnamed"Lupus," who had his residence and held his courts andparliaments here, to which he summoned the barons andlandowners of the shire; this powerful and wealthy nobleeventually died as a monk in the abbey of St. Werburgh,at Chester, 27 July, iioiiand on the death in Dec, iiigof his son Richard, 2nd earl, the male Une then becomingextinct, the earldom passed to his ist cousin, Ranulphde Meschines, son of Balph de Meschines, who hadmarried Maud de Abiincis, sister of Earl Hugh Lupus:Ritoulph or Ralph de Mesdiines, 4th Earl of Chester of this ,family, and sumamed "BlundevU," died at WaUingford, '26 Oct. 1232, and the earldom then devolved upon his jnephew, John le Scot, as "Earl Palatine," at whosedecease, by poison, in 1244, the male Une again failed, |and in 1246, the Earldom of Chester was for ever annexed |to the Cirown by Henry IH. and the title has since that jtime "excepting the short period 1264-5, when possession ,thereof was obtained by the rebellious Simon de Montfort," jbeen bome only by the heir apparent of the sovereign:by the Act 21 Rich, II. c, 9 (1398) the earldom of Chesterwag erected into a PrincipaUty, and although this Actwas annulled by the Act i Hen. IV. c. 3, the earldomof Chester has ever since been granted in conjunction |with the Principality of Wales, and H.M. King GeorgeV. thus received both titles gth Nov. 1901. The cjtysuffered severely during the sanguinary period of theWars of the Roses, and was on one occasion (in 1455)visited by Margaret of Anjou, the warlike queen ofHenry VI. King James I. on his journey into Scotlandin 1617 passed through Chester, and received from themayor the city sword, which, being re-delivered to him,was borne by the mayor on horseback before the king. Onthe breaking out of the Civil War, the city was in 1642the head quarters of the RoyaUsts in this locality ; and in1645, under the governorship of John, ist Lord Byron, anda distinguished cavalier, withstood, under great privations,the attacks of Sir William Brereton; tbe king thereuponcame to its relief (22 Sep. 1645), ^°* *^® royal forcesbeing defeated on Rowton Heath, 2 miles from the city,on the 24th, the king, after remaining one night, retiredto Denbigh, and the place was eventuaUy surrendered 3Feb. 1646. In Aug. 1659, Sir George Booth and SirThomas Middleton surprised and took it, but were defeatednear Nantwich by General Lambert, who then advancedupon and recaptured Chester; tihe city was visitedby James II. in 1687, and on the rebellion of 1688, wasseized by Lords Molyneux and Aston in the royal interest,but the speedy abdication of James rendered their effortsuseless: under WiUiam III. Chester was appointed oneof six places for the assay of gold and silver, and thisprivilege is still retained; in the Jacobite rising in 174=:,it was fortified and garrisoned against the Pretender, thisbeing the last important military event in its history,but it is still a ohief miUtary centre. On the n and 12Feb. 1867, the castle was threatened by attack by theFenians, whose intentions, however, were rendered futileby the activity of the authorities. The Exchange andTown Hall, burnt down 30 Dec. 1862, were reopened byHis late Majesty King Edward VII. then Earl ofChester, 15 Oct. 1869.Chester is entirely surrounded by waUs, which areamong the most perfect examples of such fortificationsto be found in the kingdom: they are built ot soft freestoneand are nearly two mUes in circumference, varyingfrom about 12 to 40 feet in height, with a paved walkon the top, of sufficient width in the narrowest part toadmit of two persons walking abreast, thus affording abeautiful promenade, in the circuit of which a varietyof pleasing prospects are presented to the eye, includingthe Roodee, or race-course, the river Dee and Peckfortonand Beeston Castles and the mountains of Flintshireand Denbighshire: the waUs are said to havebeen rebuUt and their circuit enlarged by Ethelredand Ethelfieda, Earl and Countess of Mercia, aboutthe year 908, and they still have, besides posterns,.four principal gates, viz. East gate, North gate. Bridgegate and Water gate. East gate consists of a singlelofty arch for the passage of carriages, and two posternsfor foot passengers : it was built in 1769, on thesite of the ancient gate, at the expense of Richard,ist Baron Grosvenor, whose arms, with those of thecity, occupy the centre of the archway. North gate,a similar structure, formerly served as the city prison,and was in the charge and keeping of the sheriffs.Bridge gate, which has also a central arch and twoposterns, was erected in 1782, at the expense ot theCorporation and had formerly an octagonal tower,V\^ater gate, built of local red sandstone, painted toimitate freestone, was built in 1788, on the site of theancient Water gate, the expenses being defrayed out ofthe Murage duties, and it acquired its name from thefact that the tide once flowed up to this spot. Theprincipal postern gates were Kail yard. New gate (formerlycalled Wolf gate) and Ship gate.The walls were formerly defended by various towers;the New Tower, sometimes called the Water Tower,projecting from the waUs towards the Dee and twentyfourfeet in height, was buUt in 13^2, at the expense ofthe citizens; large iron rings were attached to thistower, to which vessels were fastened which came upto this point before the harbour became choked withsand: a thoroughfare tower, leading to the WaterTower, was anciently called Bonewaldesthome Tower.The Phoenix Tower,' from which Charles I. witnessedthe defeat of his army, commanded by Sir MarmadukeLangdale, at Eowton Moor (24 Sept. 1645), by the Parliamentaryforces, under Sir WiUiam Brereton and Col,Poyntz, takes its name from the crest of the Paintersand Stainers, who, with other companies, held theirmeetings in this tower: it was formerly caUed NewtonTower; there were, besides these. Goblin's Tower, nowknown by the name of Pemberton's Parlor, of which
214 CHESTER. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'Sonly a portion remains, and the Saddler's Tower, whichstood near the Cathedral, but was taken down in 1780,The city consists principally of four streets, excavatedout of the soUd rock and diverging at right angles tothe cardinal points from a centre, where formerly stooda stone cross, called the High Cross, pulled down in1646, after the city had fallen into the hands of theParliamentary army, but a portion of tbe structure isstill preserved in the Grosvenor Museum ; the first floorsof the houses on both sides at an average height ofabout 10 feet above the level of the carriage-way, arecontinuously open to the street, and form the famous" Rows," which are a species of elevated corridors orambulatories with shops at the back, affording a shelteredpromenade for foot passengers over the shopsbelow and communicating with the streets by flightsof steps placed at intervals: in the "Rows'" and elsewherewithin the city walh there are stUl extant manyhighly interesting examples of the timber-framed andplaster houses peculiar to this county, and some ofthese are richly ornamented with carved work andpargeting: " God's Providence House," in Watergate«t-eet, dated 1652, and reconstructed in 1862, taktes itsname from the motto, " God's providence is mine inheritance,"carved on one of the exterior beams, and said to havebeen thus inscribed by a former tenant who escaped theplague, which had visited almost every other house inthe city: the house of Bishop Lloyd (1615) and that ofthe Stanley family (1591) are also in this street: anotherfine example is the Bear and Billet inn, in Bridge street,which thoroughfare also affords several other quaintspecimens of this style: the streets are paved with stoneand lighted with gas from works in Paradise row, near theRoodee, originally erected in 1818 in Cuppin street, bythe Chester Gas Light Company, amalgamated in 1856with the Eoodee Gas Company, under the name of TheChester United Gas Company and also by electric lightsupplied by the corporation from their new works inMiddle Crane street. The water supply is derived fromworks at Barrell WeU and Spitalfield walk, the propertyof the Chester Water Works Company, whose offices arein Newgate street.Chester is amply provided with railway communicationand has three stations. The general station at thetop of City road, into which the trains of the GreatWestern and London and North Western companiesrun, is the joint property of these two companies; there-are 8 platforms, the two longest being 520 yards eachin length; two others, known as the Island platformsand erected in 1890, are each 340 yards long; in 1890various improvements were carried out. including theextension ot the glazed iron roof, so as to cover thewhole of the platforms.The station of the <strong>Cheshire</strong> Lines Committee, in Victoriaroad, called " Northgate station," was opened fortraffic in 1875, and has two platforms each 100 yardslong; the whole is covered by a light iron framed andglazed roof.The Great Central Eailway (late Manchester, Sheffieldand Lincolnshire) station in Liverpool road was openedin 1890 and a branch line has since been made from thisstation to Hawarden, affording communication with Wrexham,and a line has been constructed so as to connectGbe.ster -with the Cambrian railways and South Wales withBiTkenhend, Hoylake and Seacombe.The city is a seaport and under the Act of 1846 itslimits were declared to be from the eastern end of thebridge to Red Stones, at Hoylake, to the Voryd or Clwydriver, and along the seashore and western side of the Dee,to the westem end of the bridge, including the riversDee and Voryd : fishing boats and their implements tobe distinguished by the letters CH.; the river Dee hasbeen canalized from the city to Connah's quay at itsestuary, which expands to a considerable width.The Old Bridge over the Dee, at the Bridge gate, consistingof seven irregular arches, is of considerable antiquity,but has been rebuUt and repaired at differenttimes: the ancient gates, which formerly stood one ateach end, were taken down, one in 1782 and the otherin 1784.Grosvenor Bridge, which crosses the Dee near theracecourse, was erected at a cost of ;^36,ooo, from designsby Mr. Thomas Harrison, architect, and is astructure of freestone, consisting of one arch, with aspan of 200 feet; the- height from the springing line is40 feet, the length of the roadway 340 feet and width35^ feet: it was formally opened by Her late MajestyQueen Victoria (then Princess Victoria), upon theoccasion of her visiting Eaton Hall in 1832.The Suspension Bridge crossing the Dee, a light andhandsome structure, leads to the suburb called "Queen'sPark,"At the time of the Conquest Chester ranked as aMerchant Guild, and the chief citizens assembled inguild to make laws for their guidance and protection;charters of privUeges were granted to the city by thesuccessive Norman earls, and these were confirmed andenlarged by Hen, II. and John, and Hen. III. in 1242constituted the chief magistrate mayor: Henry VII. bycharter, in 1506, made the city of Chester a county in 'itself, and granted to the mayor and corporation jurisdictionover the river Dee, from Heron Bridge toArnold's Eye: during the Commonwealth the city,wasdeprived of its privileges as a separate county, and theCorporation dissolved 17 Sept. 1659; but in 1664,Charles II. confirmed the grant and charter of HenryVII. and the Corporation continued to be elected underthe charter of Charles II. untU the passing of the" Municipal Corporations Act. 1835'' (5 and 6 Wm.IV. c 76), by which the city was divided into fivewards, each returning 6 councillors; and the Corporationnow consists, under this Act, and the later Actof 1882 (45 and 46 Vict, c 50), of a mayor, sheriff,ten aldermen and thirty councillors, who also, act asthe Urban Sanitary Authority; by the Local GovernmentBoard's Chester Order 1898 certain alterationsof boundaries were made in connection with ChesterCastle parish and the township of Blacon. The cityhas a commission of the Peace and separate court ofQuarter Sessions and a police force, and ancient Courtsof Record caUed the " Court of Pentice " and the "Courtof Portmote." Under the "Local Government Act, 1888,"Chester is declared a " county borough," for certain purposesof that Act.Chester returned two members to Parliament fromthe ist year of Queen Mary (1553), the elective franchisebeing vested in the freemen and householders; butunder the " Redistribution of Seats Act, 1885,'' therepresentation was reduced to one member, the franchisehaving been previously extended in accordance with the"Representation of the People Act, 1867" (30 and 31Vict. c. 102).The city arms:—"England, dimidiating az. 3 garbs,or," are probably at least as old as 1283, and were confirmedby WUliam Flower, Norroy, 3 Sept. 1580, with crestand supporters ; but in the 17th and i8th century, the coat—" az. 3 garbs, or," surmounted by a sword in palewasused.The see of Chester, originated in 1075, when Peter,34th bishop of Lichfield, removed the seat of his dioceseto this city, with the church of St, John the Baptistas a cathedral, thus occasioning his successors to befrequently styled bishops of Chester, although the nextbishop, Eobert de Lindsey, prebend of St. Paul's, translatedthe head of the see to Coventry, where it remainedtiU about 1086, when Hugh Novant, prior ofthe Carthusians, re-established it at Lichfield. Chester,however, was not created a distinct and separate seeuntil 1541, when it was chosen as one of the six newbishoprics made by Henry VIII. and the church of theBenedictine abbey of St. Werburg, founded in 1053 byHugh Lupus, Earl of Chester, was assigned as thecathedral church and re-dedicated to Christ and theBlessed Virgin. The diocese now consists of the entirecounty of Chester, except parts of the parishes ofThreapwood and Whitchurch, and part of Mottram inLongdendale, and it also includes portions of theparishes of Doddleston, Hawarden, and Malpas, in Flintshire,of Ashton-under-Lyne, in Lancashire, and ofBarthomley, in Staffordshire. There are two archdeaconries(Chester and Macclesfield), 12 rural deaneries,and 265 benefices. The revenue of the see, which in1824 was only ^^1,700 a year, was increased by theEcclesiastical Commissioners to ;^4,20o.Among the Bishops of Chester may be mentioned JohnBird, appointed to the see on its creation in 1541; I16had been a monk of the Carmelite order, and sometimeabbot of Chester, suffragan bishop of Penrith, in i537'and bishop of Bangor in 1539; in 1553-4 he was deprivedby Mary for having married, but afterwardsconforming, was employed as suffragan to BishopBonner of London; he died in 1558. George Coates,his successor (1554-6), was master of Balliol College,Oxford, 1539-45; Thomas Morton (1616-19), and afterwardsof Durham, was the author of the " Book ofSports; " Brian Walton (1660-1), was the editor ofthe " Hexapla Polyglot Bible," and died 29 Nov. 1661;John Wilkins (1668-72), an astronomer and one of thefounders of the Royal Society; John Pearson (1673-80),author of " An Exposition of the Creed; " Sir WUliamDawes, bart. (1708-14), archbishop of York (i7i4"24)'and died 30 April, 1724; BeUby Porteus (1776-87), and
DIRECTORV.]CHESHIRE. CHESTER. 215afterwards bishop of London; Charles James Blomfidd(1824-28), also translated to London, and died 5 August1857; John Bird Sumner (1828-48). and archbishopof Canterbury, 1848, died at Lambeth, 6 Sept. 1862-WUliam Jacobson (1865-84), sometime Regius Professorof Divinity at Oxford; and WUliam Stubbs (1884-9)Regius Professor of Modern History at Oxford andBishop of Oxford 1888-1901. The 'Right Rev 'PrasJohn Jayne D.D. 33rd and present Bishop of Ohesterformerly fellow of Jesus College, Oxford, principal ofSt. David's CoUege, Lampeter, and vicar of Leeds, wasconsecrated in 1889.The Cathedral church of St. Werburgh, originally thechurch of the Benedictine abbey, but on the foundation ofthe bishopric of Chester by Henry VIII. renamed as theCathedral church of Christ and the Blessed Virgin Maryin Chester, is a cruciform stmcture of red sandstone invarious styles from Early Norman to Late Perpendicular,and consists of nave of seven bays, with aisles and south'porch; choir of five bays, with aisles and south-east•chapel; an eastern lady-chapel of three bays, small north•transept of one bay, with eastern chapel; south transeptof five bays, with aisles; an incomplete south-west tower,and a central embattled tower, 127 feet high, with•octagonal battlemented turrets at the angles, and crocketedpinnacles between these; the belfry has two canopied windowsin each face, and contains a clock with chimes andeight heUs. On the north side of the nave are the abbey•cloisters, no feet square ; the eastern alley opens into avestibule, leading to the chapter house, and near this onthe north are stairs, once leading to the dormitory, and tothe east a vaulted cellar; the refectory occupies almostthe whole of the north walk, and on the west side is along low vaulted undercroft of Early Norman date. TheCathedral is so much shut in by buildings that a reaUygood general view is unobtainable, but the best prospectis afforded by the city waU, which closely adjoins theCathedral yard on the east. The eastern portion of thefabric is aknost entirely Early EngUsh, the remainder isDecorated, with additions and alterations made duringthe Perpendicular period. The west front, flanked byoctagonal banded turrets, is wholly filled vrith a Perpendicularwindow, richly traceried; the space below is•occupied by an embattled screen, with a central doorway,on either side of which are three canopied niches; thebasement of the south-west tower, along the face ofwhich the banding of the turret is carried, has a Perpendicularwindow, with a canopied niche on eitherside; the interior eerves as a consistory court. Thesouth porch, which abuts on this tower, has a parvise•chamber above it. The cathedral has generally piercedparapets, but the south transept and its aisles areembattled, and the east end of the choir is stronglymarked by two octagonal turrets, with tall crocketedepirelets; the stone roof of the south-eastern apse,restored from exi.sting records, and rising to a height ofabout 40 feet, is also a very striking feature; the eastend of the lady chapel is finished with buttresses surmountedby canopied pinnacles.The nave is 145 feet long, and, with the aisles, 75feet wide, and has a height of 73 feet; its arcades areDecorated, of rather plain character, but the stage aboveis wholly Perpendicular, with a lofty window in eachbay, and serves both as triforium and clerestory; thenave is seated with open benches and chairs, and at the•east end are raised seats, arranged longitudinally, forthe chdr; the pulpit, designed by Mr. R. C Hussey, and*he eagle lectern were removed from the choir; thenave was first used for divine service on Advent Sunday,1867; the aisles were also modified during the Perpendicularperiod, but the lower part of the wall of thenorth aisle is Norman work; the interior wall of thisaisle has been adorned with marble mosaics, the gift ofMrs. Piatt, of Stalybridge, who died in 1888; the work,finished in i8go, represents scenes from the Old Testamenthistory, designed by Mr. Clayton, jun. and executedby Mr. Burke, of Newman street, London; thestained windows above were presented in 1890 by H.Higgins esq. of Hereford. The present baptistery, formedout of an ancient Norman chamber at the north-westangle of the nave, was dedicated by the late bishop ofChester, g Oct. 1885; the fiooring has been laid downwith mosaics, illustrating the "Miraculous Draught ofFishes,'' surrounded by a series of heads, emblematic ofChristian virtues; the ancient and beautiful font ofItalian marble was presented by Lord Egerton ofTatton. The small north transept is now partiaUy occupiediby the organ loft, which is a beautiful work of stoneand marble supported on sixteen marble columns, andwag erected at a cost of ;^2,40o, entirely defrayed bythe Duke of Westminster, The organ, formerly placedabove the choir screen, was removed to this transept.which has an ornamental oak roof supported In- angdsholding emblems of tbe Crucifixion, and the arms ofCardinal Wolsey also appear prominently on the beams;a new organ was provided in 1910, most of the pipes ofthe old organ being utilized, after being revoiced; thereare 51 .speaking stops and 25 couplers, four manualsand fvvo pedals ; the wind is supplied by a kinetic fanworked by eltectricity and placed in a room in thenorth transept triforium; the whole of the choirorgan is placed in the south choir aisle and played byelectric pneumatic action. The south transept wasassigned, in the 14th century, as the parish churchot St. Oswald's parish, and so continued to be useduntil 1881, when the church of St, Thomas was givento this parish in Ueu of this transept: it is 78 feet4 inches long by 77 feet wide, including the aisles, andin its architectural character resembles the nave; thescreen waU erected across the transept, in 1828, byDean Copleston, has been entirely removed; the stainedwindow at the south end of the transept was the giftin 1885 of Lord Egerton of Tatton, in memory of hisfather, WUHam Tatton, ist Baron Egerton of Tatton,who died 24 Feb, 1883; on the east side of the transeptis a stained window given in 1890 by Mrs. A. Potts, ofHoole HaU, in memory of her father and her husband.On tbe south wall hang the old coloura of the 22nd(<strong>Cheshire</strong>) Regiment, carried at the storming of Quebec,September 13th, 1759. The interior of this transept hasbeen restored at a cost of about _^io,ooo, under the directionof Messrs. Blomfield 4 Son, architects, as a memorialto the late Duke of Westminster KG. who died Dec.22nd, 1899; the stone groining of the western aisle andthe oak groining of the central aisle being new. Therestoration of the exterior was completed in 1910 fromtbe designs of Mr. GUbert Scott, in tbe 14th centurystyle, consisting of three pinnacles with tracery workand an arched doorway.The choir screen, originally a Decorated work of the14th century, was subjected to some modifications duringthe restorations in 1844, and also at a later date, onthe removal of the organ to the north transept; it is alight and elegant structure, the lower portion consistingof open traceried arcading, with a central entrance closedby ornamental gates, presented in 1876 by Mr. HarmoodBanner, of Liverpool; the upper stage is of similar openwork, rising into slender crocketed pinnacles, and on thochoir side is richly canopied, and has four tabernacledstalls on either side the doorway. The choir is, architecturally,much more impressive than the nave; thetwo eastern bays are Early EngUsh, but the westemportion belongs to the period of transition from thatstyle to the Decorated; the main arcade is lofty, supportinga triforium of four trefoiled arches in each bay,and round-headed recesses at the back; the clerestoryconsists of a single lofty window in each bay, filled withdebased tracery; the east end of the choir is piercedby an arch of the same height as those of the arcades,and opening into the lady-chapel, and above it is awindow filled with geometrical tracery. The formerplaster roof has been entirely removed and replaced bya new roof of oak, at a cost of ;£'2,5oo, defrayed by thelate Thomas Piatt esq. J.P. of Dunham Hall; the roofis richly decorated in gold and colour, and painted withvarious subjects, including figures of the sixteen OldTestament prophets. The pavement of the choir hasbeen relaid, in part with the old marble slabs, intermixedwith new tile-work, and the sacrarium withmarble bearing incised representations ot subjects illustratingthe " Passion." The stalls, forty-eight innumber, belong to the 15th century: the canopied workis peculiarly fine, and there are misereres or subselUa ofthe same date; at the east end of the southern rangeof stalls is the bishop's throne, executed by Messrs.Farmer and Brindley, and erected in 1876. Thesacrarium is inclosed by railings, presented by the lateJohn Torr esq. M.P. for Liverpool, who died in 1880.The communion table, given by the late Very Rev. JohnSaul Howson D.D. dean of Chester 1867-86, is made ofportions of oak, olive-wood and cedar, all obtained fromPalestine by Henry Lee esq. J.P. ot Sedgeley Park, andpresented by him for this purpose in 1876; over thetable is a handsome reredos, adorned with a picture inmosaics, executed at Venice, of " the Last Supper." Thefour Decorated sediKa, originaUy in the church of St.John the Baptist, and restored by the Freemasons at acost of ;^45o, are in two stages, -with two seats in each;their canopies, which had been much mutilated, havefigures of monkeys and other grotesques, as weU aspedestals for figures: on the opposite side are two fineaumbries, also Decorated. The pulpit of carved woodillustrates the Preaching of John the Baptist in theWilderness, the buUding of Solomon's temple, and St.
216 CHESTER. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'SJohn viewing the descent of t^he heavenly Jerusalemunder the guidance of an angel. The choir lectern waspresented in 1873 by the late Miss Potts, of Chester, whodied in 1876; tihe pavement on which it was intended tobe placed has on it incised representations in marbleof the heads of the twelve apostles: at the angles arefigures of St. Chrysostom, St. Augustine, St. Athanasiusand St. Ambrose. In the Norman church, the choiraisles, as weU as the choir itseU, terminated in apses,the outUnes of which have been marked on the pavementof the choir, but on the conversion of the east endin the Early English period, the aisles were prolongedconsiderably eastward, and made to terminate in apsidalohapels of semi-hexagonal form; towards the end of the15th century these chapels were in turn destroyed, andthe aisles again extended eastward for almost the entirelength of the lady-chapel, in the walls of which openingswere made, but during the restorations subsequent to1873, this Perpendicular work was entirely removed onthe south side but retained on the north. At the sametime the Early English windows were restored in thelady-chapel, which is now in its original form. The southchoir aisle has thus at its eastern extremity an apsidalchapel, as designed by the Early English builders, and issurmounted by a curious spire-Uke roof. This chapel wasrestored by the Brassey family in memory of their father.Each aisle is vaulted, and retains a piscina, and has westerngates, presented in 1876 by the late Duke of WestminsterK.G.; the south aisle has also on the south sidetwo sepulchral recesses, each containing a stone coffin, andat the upper end a coffin-shaped altar-tomb, the sides ofwhich are panelled in quatrefoils, with small paintedfigures of kings and bishops between the panels: in thenorth aisle is a monument, designed by Messrs. Kelly andEdwards, architects, of Chester, to Dr. John Graham,bishop of Chesiter 1848-65, and at its western end is asmall chapel of the 12th century, with a curious low sedileand itraces of an altar.The lady-chapel, restored as stated above, has an eastwindow of five graduated lancets, designed by the lateSir Gilbert Scott B.A. and filled with stained glass.The elaborate decoration of the roof was executed byMr. Octavius Hudson, in part from traces still remaining,and occupied about five years; the reredos of glassmosaic, designed by the late Sir A. W. Blomfield kt.A.E.A., F.S.A. (d. 1899) occupies the whole of the spacebelow the window; the centre panel above the holytable represents the " Nativity," and on either side areother panels, arranged horizontally one above the other,with similarly wrought pictures of the " Salutation,"the " Annunciation," the " Adoration of the Wise Men,"and the " Flight into Egypt; " there are sedilia and apiscina; the flooring is of marble and tiles, and on thenorth side is a memorial to the Ven. Francis WranghamM.A. prebendary of Chester and archdeacon of the EastBiding, d. 1842. The shrine of St. Werburgh, or ratherits lower portion, which from the foundation of the seeup to 1876 served as the episcopal throne, was in 1890replaced on its original site under the arch betweenthe choir and lady-chapel; the structure was, however,so greatly altered at its restoration in 1846 by CanonSlade, that the ancient design could not be completelyrecovered; the original work is Early Decorated of the13th century, and includes several small gilt figures,presumed to represent various Mercian sovereigns.The other monuments in the cathedral include a finemodern altar-tomb, with effigy, to Bishop Pearson (1673-86): at the feet of the effigy are figures of angels; thesides of the tomb are ornamented with heads of thetwelve apostles and sentences from the Creed; abovethe effigy rises a canopy of wrought metal work, inlaidwith coloured marbles and precious stones; there arealso memorials to William Smith D.D. dean of Chester,d. 12 Jan. 1787; Samuel Peploe D.D. bishop of Chester,1726-52; and Capt. John Moore Napier, 62nd Foot, d.in Scinde, 7 July, 1846, with epitaph by Lieut.-Gen.Sir Charles James Napier G.C.B. The ancient stainedglass was almost wholly destroyed by a mob during thevisit of the Duke of Monmouth to the city in 1683; themodem glass comprises the east windows of tbe choirand lady-chapel, the whole of the windows in the choiraisles, and others, some of these being memorials to theAnson, Hughes, Humberstone, and Bichards families.The restoration of the choir of the cathedral wasbegun in 1844 by Dean Anson, and carried out underthe superintendence of Mr. R. C. Hussey, architect. In1855 the lady-chapel was partly restored by the chapter,and decorated at the expense of Mrs. Hamilton, of HooleLodge. At the beginning of 1868 the nave was fittedup by the chapter for divine service, at a cost of ^^1,500,and in March of the same year, at the instance and bythe exertions of Dean Howson, the general restorationof the fabric was set on foot, and large sums were atonce subscribed, including ;^io,ooo by the EcclesiasticalCommissioners: the work was begun in the summer of1868, under the direction of the late Sir G. GilbertScott B.A. and continued after his death by the lateSir Arthur W. Blomfield M.A., A.R.A. and since 1873upwards of ;^ioo,ooo has been expended in repairs anddecoration. The cathedral registers date from 1687.The cloisters, with the exception of the south wall, rebmltduring tiie later restoration of z868 and Mowingyears, are 15th century Perpendicular; the destroyedsonth walk was furnished -with carols or small squareinclosures for studies, and five such studies stiU exist atthe south end of the westem alley; in the -wall of thesouth walk, next the north aisle of the nave, are sixsemicircular recessed Norman arches, probably indicatingthe burial places of abbots, or as some think recessesfor book shelves; and at either end is a Norman doosvway opening into the aisle; in the western alley aretwo other Norman doorways, one of which admits to thelong vaulted chamber forming this side of the cloisters;it is of Early Norman date, 105 feet long by 40 wide,with a row of five circular vaulting piers down thecentre, and was once divided by wooden partitions; itspurpose and that of the building once existing above ittappears to be at present undetermined. On the northside of the cloisters is the refectory, 90 by 34 feet, mioriginally Early English, but altered during the Perpendicularperiod; the oak roof was removwl in 1804,but there remains a very beautiful Early English muralpulpit with open arcaded staircase; the estonoe froniithe cloister and the arches above the lavatory, both ofthis period, also exist, bift have been interrupted by thelater Perpendicular vaulting, and a corbel on the eastside of the doorway exhibits the royal arms of HenryVU, In the eastern alley of the cloisters is an Earli^English vestibule, 30 by 27 feet, divided by columns intothree aisles, and leading to the chapter house, a very fineexample of Early EngUsh (1142-8), 50 feet long by 26wide and 35 feet high; it is vaulted in three bays, andhas at the east end five graduated lights; the chapterlibrary, kept here, includes a MS, Bible of the 12thcentury; at the east end of the alley are stairs formerlyleading to the dormitory, and beyond these on the easta vaulted cellar.Holy Trinity church, in Watergate street, a buUding ofred sandstone, in the Decorated Middle Pointed style,was entirely rebuilt in 1869, at a cost of ;£io,ooo, underthe direction of Mr. William Kelly, architect, ot Ohester,and consists of a chancel, clerestoried nave of three baysandaisles and a western tower with pinnacles and spirecontaining 6 bells. Several reUcs of the old church are carefuUypreserved in the new, and include a stone effigy ofJohn Whitmore, mayor of Chester 1369-1372, d. 1374; abrass to an unknown K.G. date about 1490, and otherbrasses to Henry Gee, a noted mayor of the city, 1545;Dame Elizabeth Galverley, 1579, with a quaint inscriptionin verse; Richard Clive, 1572; Peter Drinkwater,1631, and to Matthew Henry, the commentator, 1714;sword and mace cases for the mayor of the city whenhe attended the church in state. Thomas PameU, thepoet, was buried here in July, 1718, and a tablet hasbeen erected to his memory in the north aisle, near tothe spot where he was interred. The stained eastwindow is a memorial to Gen, Thomas Gerrard BaU,and the pulpit of alabaster was erected to the memoryof Dean Anson; the carved oak chancel screen commemoratesthe Rev. Edward Marston, rector 1862-95,and has 12 figures of saints, representing ancient dedicationsin the parish; the church plate dates from the17th and 18th centuries, and there are sword and macerests used on the occasions when the corporation attendhere. The church affords 750 sittings. The registersdate from the year 1598, and the churchwardens'accounts from 1532. The living is a rectory, net yearlyvalue ;^i94, in the gift of the Earl of Derby P.C,G.C.V.O., C.B. and held since 1895 by the Bev.Laurence Meakin FarraU M.A. of St. Catharine's College,Cambridge. Tho parochial charities include abouts;^io2 yearly for distribution in bread and money.The church of St. John the Baptist was originally thechurchof a college founded here by King Ethelred in689 for a dean and 7 prebendaries; refounded in 906 byEthelred, Earl of Mercia, and again by Leofric, Earl ofMercia, for a dean, 7 canons, 10 vicars, 2 clerks and 4choristers: from 1075 until 1102 it served as thecathedral of Peter, Bishop of Lichfield, who, in 1075,removed his seat to Chester and founded the presentchurch as his cathedral: the church, situated withoutthe city walls, on a cliff of red stone rising above thenorth bank ,of the Dee, is a fine example of the Norman,Transition and Early English styles, consisting of choirwith aisles (now of one bay only out of four, theremainder being in ruins), clerestoried nave of four
DIEECTORY.] CHESHIRE. CHESTER. 217bays with triforium, north and south aisles, southeasternchapel, crypt, north porch and a north-east towercontaining a clock and 8 beUs: the old tower, whichstood at the north-west angle of the structure, feU in1881, entirdy destroying the north porch; the latterwas lebuUt in 1882 and a new tower was erected in 1886at the north-east angle of the church: in 1887 the northwah of the church was strengthened with buttresses andentirdy replaced by the ist Duke of Westminster K.G.:the massive circular piUairs of the nave and crossing datefrom 1075 to 1095 : in the crypt are some fine pre-Normancrosses and in the north aisle is a glass case containing•objects of antiquity found at various periods in and aboutthe church: there are some handsomely-painted muralboards by Randle Holme, the herald and author; and themural monuments include one to CecU Warburton esq. d.1728; Diana Warburton, d. 1693, -with the figure ot askeleton finely carved in marble; to WUUam Falconer,recorder of the city of Chester, d. 1764; EUzabeth, hiswife, d, 1782, and thdr five children; and to the Rev,WUliam Eichardson, 53 years vicar of the parish, d. 1837,and others: there are also brasses to the Rev. WilliamBuxton Marsden, who was for 37 years vicar of the parish,1838-75; Meadows Frost, of Chester, d. 1&83; GeorgeBaxter, d. 1845; and Thomas Hughes esq, F.S.A, sheriffof Chester (1873-4), d, 1890: the stained west window,erected in i8go and designed by Mr, Edward Frampton,exhibits twelve subjects taken from historical incidentsin connection with the city of Chester, and was the gift ofthe ist Duke of Westminster : in the north aisle is the recumbentcross-legged effigj' of a knight in chain mailcovered with a surcoat: there are 821 sittings, ot which388 are free. The register dates from the year 1559, Thehving is a vicarage, yearly value ;^297, in the gift of theDuke of Westminster G.C.V.O. and held since 1875 bythe Bev. Canon Samuel Cooper Scott M.A. of TrinityCollege, Cambridge, hon. canon of Chester, rural deanand surrogate. The charities of the parish amount toabout ;^ioo, and are applied to the relief of thedeserving poor of the parish according to a new schemesanctioned in 1889.St, Barnabas' Mission church, in Sibell street, near theGeneral Railway station, built in 1877, at a cost of about£1,700, as a chapel of ease to the church of St, John theBaptist, is a small edifice of brick, consisting ot chancel,nave, north transept, and a turret containing one bell:there are 250 sittings. The Rev. John Phillips is curatein charge.St, Mary's church, or St. Mary's-on-the-HiU, as it ismore commonly called, stands on an eminence near theCastle; on the consecration of the new church of St.Mary--without-the-Walls, in 1887, the boundaries of theparish were altered, and the old church was included inthe parish of St. Bridget vrith St. Martin, and in 1891, bya faculty decreed in the Consistory Court, it was constitutedthe parish church of these united parishes; thechurch is an ancient edifice of red sandstone in thePerpendicular style, consisting of chancel with northand south chapels, clerestoried nave of three bays, aislesand a tower with pinnacles containing 8 bells, restoredand refitted, and augmented by the addition of 2 bellsfrom the church of St. Bridget: the aisles are separatedfrom the nave by low Tudor arches: in the north chapelare two altar tombs, one .of which, commemoratingThomas GamuU, recorder of Chester in 1613, and Alicehis wife, has recumbent effigies of both, and at thefeet of the lady is a kneeling figure of their infant son,afterwards the loyal Sir Francis GamuU kt. (1664);there are also figures of three infant daughters holdingskulls in their hands, and on the sides of the tombare two shields of arms: the other altar tomb, toPhiUp Oldfield esq. of BradwaU, ob. 1616, bears a halfrecumbenteffigy in marble, with two daughters kneelingat the head, in the costume of the period; figures of hisfour sons, each bearing a shield of arms, support the upperslab, and on the side of the tomb is a painted skeleton in asimUar attitude to the effigy above: in the north aisle is amural monument of considerable interest, ornamented vvith; heraldic devices, to four members of the Holme family,local antiquaries and heralds of repute; the third, Randle,was the author of the heraldic work, " The Academy ofArmory," pubUshed i683; of the numerous other muralmonuments and tablets, some have been removed herefrom the church of St. Bridget: the stained east -windowin the north chapel was erected in i860, by public subscription,to the 23rd Regiment (Boyal 'Welsh Fusiliers),espedally -with reference to its share in the campaign of'854-5; there are also seven other memorial -windows:the church has been restored at different times, and in1891 a sum of ;^4,30o was expended, of which one half wasgiven by the Mt Duke of Westminster, and the remaindercontributed by public subscription, the work being carriedout under the superintendence of the late Mr. J. P.Seddon, architect, of Westminster, and including the recasingof the north side, a new wood floor, the rebuUdingof part of one arcade and the clerestory; theremoval of the galleries, the restoration of the Troutbeckor Shrewsbury chapel, at the east end of the southaisle, and the construction of vestries at the west endof the same aisle: the porch was built at the cost ofthe Freemasons of the Provinces as a memorial toBandle Holme, at a cost of ;^225; the organ has alsobeen rebuilt at a cost of ;^300, and an oak organ casehas been since erected in memory of the late WilliamWarrington, for 13 years an officer of the church: thebeautiful nave roof, beUeved to have been brought fromBasingwerke Abbey, in Flintshire, in 1536, has beenrestored at a cost of nearly j^i.ioo; the elegant bosses,all of different design, being carefully preserved: thereare 561 sittings. The registers and plate belonging tothe old church were transferred in 1887 to the newchurch of St, Mary's-without-the-Walls, which becamethe parish church of the old parish of St. Mary-on-the-Hill. The register.* of St. Bridget's date from theyear 1649, and those of St. Martin's from 1680. Theliving, styled St. Bridget and St. Martin's, is a consolidatedrectory, neb yearly value £210, with 34 acresof glebe and residence, in the gift of the Bishop ofChester, and held since 1886 bv the Ven. Edward BarberM.A. of Magdalen College, Oxford, archdeacon, vicedean,and canon residentiary of Chester. On the southside of the churchyard is an ancient cross, which hasbeen restored. The charities of the united parishesamount to about ;^5o yearly, and in accordance with anew scheme, sanctioned in 1889, are applied to therelief of the desen'ing poor of both parishes.The church of St. Martin, at St. Martin's Ash, bniit in1721, is an edifice of brick, in mixed styles, consisting ofohancel, nave, aisles and a western tower containing 2bells: it was restored in i'882, at a cost of ^1,400, defrayedby Rolpert Roberts esq. of Upton, and is now usedfor Welsh services : there ere sittings for 200 persons.The church room, erected in iqoi, is used for Sundayschool' and other purposes. The Rev. William Parry-Williams, of St. David's College, Lampeter, has beencurate in charge since 1909.The church of St. Mary, Overleigh road, commonlycalled St. Mary's-without-the-Walls, and now the parishchurch of the old parish of St. Mary-on-the-HUl and alsothe garrison church, is a buUding of red sandstone in thePerpendicular style, erected during 1885-7, from plans byMr. F. B. Wade, architect, of Victoria street, London, ata total cost of about ;^i5,ooo, which, together with thesite, was the gift of the late Duke of Westminster K.G. ;it consists of chancel, clerestoried nave of five bays, aisles,north transept, north and south porches and a westerntower with spire, 180 feet in height, containing a clockand 8 bells: the fittings are of oak, ornamented withwrought iron: the windows of the clerestory and thoseof the aisles are stained: the reredos has a representationof the " Resurrection," by Mr. Clement Heaton, of London: the font and three stained windows in the baptisterywere given by the chUdren of the congregation in1887, and a memorial window has been erected at thewest end of the south aisle to Charles A. Frost, d. 1891,'son of Sir Thomas Gibbons Frost kt. several timesmayor of Chester: the sUver communion plate, formerlybelonging to the church of St. Mary-on-the-Hill, includesan EUzabethan chaUce, a flagon dated 1712, and twopatens dated respectively 1639 and 1683: there are 800sittings. The register, which is the old register of St,Mary-on-the-Hill, dates from the year 1628. The livmgis a rectory, net yearly value ;^225, with residence, inthe gift of the Duke of Westminster G.C.V.O. and heldsince 1882 by the Rev. Henry Grantham K.CL. surrogateand hon. minor canon of Chester Cathedral andgarrison chaplain. The charities for distribution to thepoor of the parish amount to about ^^24 yearly.St. Michael's church, in Bridge Street row, partiallyrebuUt in 1849, at a cost of ;^2,o88, under the directionof the late Mr. Thomas Harrison, architect, of Chester,is a building of stone in the Perpendicular style, consistingof chancel, nave of three bays, aisle, transeptand a western tower, with pinnacles, containing 6 bells:Thomas Falconer esq. A.M. the celebrated editor ofStrabo, a native of Chester, 1736, d. 4 Sept. 1792, wasburied here: there are 300 sittings, all free. The registerdates from the year 1560. The living, with St,Olave's chapelry annexed, is a vicarage, net yearly valueabout ;^22o, in the gift of the Bishop of Chester, andheld since 1908 by the Rev. WilUam Tweedie B.A. ofChrist's CoUege, Cambridge.St. Olave's, in Lower Bridge street, is a plain edificeof red sandstone, consisting of nave only, and has 150
218 CHESTER.CHESHIRE.sittings. The parochial charities of St. Olave's amountto £4 14s. 4d. and of St. Michael's about ;^28 los.;of the latter, ;^2o 168, 7d. is distributed (principally inbread) to the deserving poor, or applied to the apprenticingof boys.St. Peter's church, at the angle of Watergate andNorthgate streets, is a building of local red stone inthe Gothic style of the 15th century, and from thegi-eat span of the arches and their elevation is supposedto be the remnant of a larger edifice; it consists of anave of two bays with clerestory, aisles, and an opentower at the west end containing an illuminated clockand 6 bells: there being no chancel, a small portion otihe nave at the east end has been raised to serve thispurpose: the stained east window is a memorial toH.R H. the Prince Consort, and was erected in 1862 bypublic subscription, at a cost of ^£^^264: there are about30 monumental brasses and tablets, including one toThonnas Cooper, sheriff of the city in 1582, and anotherto Robert Townsend, also sheriff: the church wasaltered and partially restored in 1849, when an additionalgallerj' on the south side was erected: in 1886 the westgallery was removed, the organ re-cased, a new pulpit,brass eagle lectern and reading desk provided, and thequasi-chancel reseated'; a new entrance was also formed atthe north-west comer. Perpendicular traceried windows,Ughting the clerestory, a battlemented parapet and aconical roof to the tower being also added: in 1899 choirstalls were provided, a new vestry erected, and 5 stopsadded to the organ, at a total cost of ;£6oo: there are 500sittings: in 1909 the north wall was re-oased and theroof repaired at a cost of ;^i,500. The register dates fromthe year 1559. The living is a rectory, net yearly value^^305, in the gift of the Bishop, and held since 1903 bythe Rev. Alfred Hamilton Waller M.A. of Queens' College,Cambridge. The parochial charities include about;£'26 yearly for distribution in kind and money,St. Thomas's church, in Parkgate road, -was erected in1871, and in 1881 (Aug. 30) was enlarged and made theparish church of the parish of St. Oswald, in lieu ofthe south transept of the cathedral, which had servedas the parish church since its erection in the 14thcentury: the church is of red sandstone in the EarlyEngUsh stj-le, from designs by the late Sir G. GilbertScott R.A. and consists of chancel, nave of five bays,aisles, north porch, and has one bell, but there isat present no tower; the oak reredos, erected in 1910, isa memorial to the Rev E. C Lowndes M.A. vicar1890-1909: the east and west windows are stained, andthere is a memorial window in the north aisle, erectedin i83i. to the late William Harrison M.A. 52 yearsvicar, d. 1880 ; and others to George Haswell, d. 1854,and Sarah Haswell, d. 1857: the church affords 750sittings. The register of St. Oswald's dates from theyear 1580. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value;^255, with residence, erected in 1880, in the gift ofthe Dean and Chapter of Chester, and held since 1909by the Rev. Harold Eustace Burder M.A. of Keble College,Oxford. The parochial charities amount to about;^*o yearly.The Church ot the Good Shepherd, in Sealand road,is a chapel of ease to the above..St. John the Baptist's without-the-Northgate (commonlycalled Little St. John's) is a chapelry within lihe parish ofSt. Oswald. The chapel, erected in 1717, at the expenseof the Corporation, is a plain structure of brick occupyingthe south wing of the Blue Coat Hospital and is part oftho foundation of the adjoining Hospital of St. John theBaptist, of which the incumbent is chaplain: the chapelaffords 150 sittings. The Uving is a perpetual curacy,net yearly value f.274, in the gift of the Chester CharityTrustees, and held since r88i by the Rev. Joseph LouisBedford M.A. of Queens' College, Cambridge, and surrogateand chaplain of St. John's Hospital.Christ Church is an ecclesiastical parish formed in 1843from the parishes of St. John the Baptist and St. Oswald,Chester and- Plemstall. The church, in Gloucester street,Newtown, and originally erected in 1838, has been entirelyrebuilt, and is an edifice of stone, seating 750 persons.A large picture of Joseph of Arimathea, with the deadOhri.st, painted in 1826 by Riohard WestaU R.A. andformerly in the old church of St. Mary, at Eccleston, hasbeen transferred here, together with the oak choir stallsof that church, entirely rebuilt in i8gg. The registerdates from the year 1835. The living is a vicarage, netyearly value £igo, with residence, in the gift of theB'shop of Chester, and held since 1907 by the Eev.Frank Selwyn Macaulay Bennett M.A. of Eeble College,Oxford•St. PauPs is an ecclesiastical parish formed July 10,1879, from the parishes of St. John the Baptist and St.Oswald, Chester, and comprises Spital-Boughton, formerly['KELLYf'sreputed to be extra-parochial. The church atBough^n,erected in 1830 at a cost of j^2,ooo, was ahnost Mitirelyflse'built upon the old foundation in 1876, at a cost of about^4,000, and is a structure of brick in the Gothic 'style,from designs by Mr. John Douglas, architect, of Chester,and consists of nave with eastern apse, aisles and a turretcontaining a clock and one bell: the south aisle was buibin igo2 at a cost of ^^2,000: the stained east windowwas erected in 1881 as a memorial to Eliza Brown (d.1868) and Annie Brown (d. 1880); there are severalother -windows by Burne-Jones and Kempe: there are750 sittings, of which 400 are free. The register ofmarriages dates from the year 1874, and of baptismsfrom 1838. The living is a vicarage, net yearly valuej^35o, with residence, in the gift of the vicar ot St.John's, Chester, and held since 1896 by the Bev. FrankEdwards M.A. of Jesus College, Cambridge.The Catholic church, dedicated to St. Werburgh, inGrosvenor Park road, was erected in 1875, andisaliuildingof stone in the Gothic style: two sacristies, connectedby an ambulacrum, at the sanctuary end of thechurch, were erected in 1904 at a cost of about ;£2,ooo:the church affords sittings for 600 persons.The CathoUc church of St. Francis, in Grosvenor street,erected in 1875, is an edifice of stone, in mixed styles, andwill seat 800.The CathoUc Apostolic church, in Church street. UpperNorthgate street, built in 1864, -will seat 250.The Matthew Henry Memorial Presbyterian Church ofEngland, at the south end of Newgate street, erected in1846 and rebuUt in 1884, at a cost of ;f 4,000, affords 414sittings.The Welsh Calvinistic Methodist chapel, in St. Johnstreet, erected in 1866, at a cost of about ;^8,ooo, is abuilding of stone in the Gothic style: the west front has agood stained window: all the services here are in theWelsh language : number of sittings, 550. The chapel olthis sect in City road, erected in 11864, has 430 sittings.The Unitarian chapel, in Trinity street, erected in 1700,is a plain edifice of brick, with 250 sittings. Tbe celebratedMatthew Henry ministered in this chapel at anearly period of his career.There are five Congregational chapels. The chapel inQueen street, erected in 1772, is ot brick, fronted -mthstone, with a portico and pillars of the Doric order, andhas sittings for 1,000 persons. The chapel in Upper Northgatestreet, erected in 1878, is of stone and has 500 sittings.Great Boughton chapel, in Ghristleton road, builtin 1867, seats 430. Handbridge chapel, erected in 1879,will seat 400. Albion Park Welsh chapel, in Albionstreet, erected in 1847, seats 500.The Wesleyan Methodist ohapel in St. John street, builtin 1811, is of brick and stone, and has sittings for 800persons.The Wesleyan chapel. City road, erected in 1873, at acost of about ;^8,ooo, is of stone, in the Gothic style, andhas 700 sittings.The Welsh Wesleyan chapel, in Queen street, andbuilt in 1334. at a cost of ;^2.8oo, will seat 350 persons.The United Methodist chapel, in Pepper street, openedin 1835, at a cost of about ;^5,ooo, is of brick, facedwith stone and ornamented in front with four fluted pillarsof the Corinthian order, and will seat 1,000 persons.There are three Primitive Methodist chapels. That inHunter street, erected in 1899, has 575 Bitt^ings; the chapelin George street, built in 1887, will seat 780; and that inTarvin road, erected in 1884 and enlarged 1894, seats 285.The Baptist chapel, in (Jrosvenor Park road, erected in1880, has 400 sittings, and that in Milton street, builtin 1882, will seat 600.The cemetery, Overleigh road, on the south-west sideof the Dee bridge, the property of the Chester CemeteryGo, is about 13 acres in extent and has two mortuarychapels. Opposite the cemetery gates is a suspensionbridge for foot passengers, leading to Curzon park.Tbe Town Hall, on the west side of Northgate street,and erected in 1869, at a cost of about ;^35,ooo (to replacethe Old Town Hall, burnt in 1862), is a buUding of redsandstone in tbe Gothic style, from the designs of MessrBiLanyon and Lynn, architects, of BeUast. The principalfront is about 120 feet in length, with a tower rising to aheight of 160 feet, and at each corner of the faqadeare turrets intended to contain statues. The interior comprisesa Sessions court, an assembly room, holdling 500persons, mayor's parlour, committee rooms and a smallante-room leading to the council chamber, which; is snoble apartment, handsomely appointed, ^e basementis chiefly occupied by the poUce offices.ITie Police Station is at the Town Hall.The municipal insignia consist of a great mace, a swordof state, mayor's cluiin and badge, sheriff's chain, twostaves and a silver oar. The great mace, of silver-gilt.
DIBEOTORY.J CHESHIRE. CHESTER. 219is 4 feet 3) inches in length; the staff, finely chased-with spirals of roses and thistJes, is divided into threeportions by large knops, the foot knop bearing thearms of Stanley, the Isle of Man and the City ot Chester,and the latter coat is repeated on the flat plate at thebottom; the head of the mace is surrounded by foliaged.figures alernating with the national badges, crowned,and is surmounted by a circlet from which spring thearches of the crown; on the flat top of the head arethe royal arms of the Stuarts, and it also ' bears aninscription showing that it was given to the town in1668 by Charles, 8th Earl ot Derby, lord of Man andthe Isles, and who was also then mayor. The sword,4 feet 2 inches long, has a double-edged steel blade of39 inches, bearing traces of engraved shields of arms;the guards, or quUlons. which curl upwards, and the pommel,are of silver-gilt; the scabbard is covered with redvelvet, enclasped at intervals by ten silver-gilt belt« andplates, vrith arms and names of mayors and others from1668 to 1781. The sword has been reputed to be that presentedto the city in 1394 by Richard II. but its shape andornamentation do not accord vrith so early a date, and itis most probable that it is the sword given to the city byHenry VH, and mentioned in hitf first charter, dated" 6thAprU, 1506. The mayor's chain and badge of gold werepresented in 1851 by John WUUams esq. then mayor ; thechain is formed of plain links ; the badge, a circularmedallion displaying the city arms, within a laurelwreath, depends from an earl's coronet; the sheriff'schain, of silver-gilt, is similar in design, and was thegift, in 1869, of Alderman F. Butt. The mayor'sporter's staff is a silver-headed cane. 6 feet 3 incheslong, and was given in 1721 by Thomas Edwards,mayor; the sheriff's staff, presented in 1867 by ThomasBowers, then sheriff, is of polished lancewood, 6 feet8 inches long, and has a silver head bearing the cityarms. The silver oar, so called, is of wood cased withsilver; it is 14 inches in length and has the Chesterhall-mark for 1719-20 and various inscriptions, armsand badges. The common seal, of silver, is 5-| inchesin diameter and was made in the 17th century, in imitationof the earlier 14th century seal, now lost; the mayor'sseal, also of sUver, is smaUer and has also been copiedfrom a much older one; in addition to these, the city alsopossesses one of the original statute merchant seals, datingfrom about 1283, The mayor and aldermen wear robes ofscarlet oloth and sables, and the sheriff one of purple clothwith black velvet facings. The Corporation are very richin sUver plate, though it is mostly of late date, the oldplate having been sold during the Civil War to providefor the defence of the city and the payment of its debts;the earliest piece now held by the Corporation is atankard of 166S-9, given to the city by Alderman RalphWhitley, who died 5th October, 1679.The castle of Ohester, built about 1084 by William theNorman, was originally a fortress of considerable extent,but a great part of it was taken down about 1790 for thepurpose of erecting the <strong>County</strong> HaU, a fine structure inthe classic style, from designs by Mr. Thomas Harrison,architect, with a colonnaded portico of the Grecian-Doricorder, 103 ft, in length. The large hall is semi-circular inform ftnd is supported by twelve columns of the Ionic order.A second hall or court has recently been erected in whichcivil actioi)s are tried. The western side of the area isoccupied by the spadous armoury. Here are held theassizes, county courts, petty sessions and meetings of the<strong>County</strong> <strong>Council</strong>; the castle also serves as barracks.Opposite the entrance to the Gastle is a bronze equestrianstatue of Field-Marshal Viscount Combermere G.C.B.(d. 2ist Feb. 1865), modelled by the late Baron MarochettiB.A, and erected in 1879, at a cost of ;^6,ooo, subscribedby the inhatritants of the county. The total hdght is about24 feet. On one side of the pedestal is an inscription andon the other a list of battles in which Lord Combermerewas engaged,Blackfriars, and the Welsh Border Mounted BrigadeField Ambulance Boyal Army Medical Corps, headquarters, Thomas street.The Territorial Drill Hall, in Albion street, erected in1869, at a cost of about ;^2,5oo, is a buUding of stone withembattled front and a tower, and was designed by Messrs.Kelly and Edwards, architects, of Chester; the haU is 100feet in length and 60 feet in width, and was refioored in1891 with wood at a cost ot about ;^40o; adjoining is thearmoury and magazine, over which are committee andreading rooms, and there is a dwelling house for the hallkeeper.The CampbeU Memorial HaU, Boughton, erected at theexpense of Mrs. Pitcairn CampbeU, in memory of henhusband, the Rev, Edward Augustus Pitcairn CampbeUM,A. of Vicar's Cross, Chester, who died in 1892, is astructure of red brick with stone facings, comprising alarge hall for entertainments, gymnasium, two biUiardrooms, reading room and library. The buUding, openedSept. 16, 1895, is vested in trustees for the benefit of theparish of BoughtonThe dty of Chester was at one time a place of considerablecommeffcial importance, but with the rise ofLiverpool it graduaUy dedined; there are, however, somemanufactures, which indude the shot tower and leadsmelting works and white lead and paint factories, alsotobacco and snuff factories, several timber yards andsteam saw mills, breweries, corn mills with steam andwater power, and the extensive nurseries of Messrs.Dicksons Limited.The markets are on Wednesday and Saturday, the latterbdng the principal day: the Market HaU, iii Northgatestreet, is a spacious building, well suppUed with meat, fish,poultry, vegetables, and all kinds of provisions.. The commarket, on Saturday, is held in the Corn Exchange, Eastgatestreet, and is well attended by thp neighbouringfarmers. There is also a weekly market for horned cattle,sheep and pigs held in the Cattle Market, George street, onThursdays, and sales bv auction of fat stock every Tuesday.Cheese fairs are held in the Market HaU, Northgate street,on the third Wednesday in each month. There are alsofairs every month for horses and oattle, held on Thursdays.There are five newspapers, two of which have a largecirculation and have been established moire than a century;the third and fourth a few months previous to therepeal of the stamp duty. The fifth (which is a monthlypublication) has
220 CHESTER. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'Sreference departments, with a large general readingroom and a ladies' reading room; the total number ofvolumes in the library is now (igio) 22,384; the libraryis managed by a committee consisting of the City<strong>Council</strong> and 6 co-opted members.The Groisvenor Museum, in Grosvenor street, erected in1885, at a cost of about ;^20,ooo, raised by public subscription,is an edifice of brick and stone in the Renaissancestyle, from plans by Mr. T. M. Lockwood, architect,of Chester. The museum conitains many interesting relicsdiscovered -within the city, besides various objects olgeneral historical and archaeological interest; and thereis also a natural history museum, which contains a finecollection of birds in groups, and excellent lecture roomsin which the Chester Archaeological and Historic Societyand the Society of Natural Science ond Literature holdtheir meetings: the School of Science and Art and theTechnical School are also carried on here.The Chester and Countv Unionist Club, in Newgatestreet, erected in 1898, comprises an assembly room,billiard and chess rooms, dining and reading rooms, andother apartments. The club is managed by a committeeThe Liberal Club, in Watergate street, was first foundedin 1883. the old property costing ^^2,500 ; in 1891-2 thebuildings were re-modelled, at a cost of £1,500, andopened 31 March, 1892, and now comprise biUiard room,reading room, dining, chess and reception rooms 4c andat the rear is a piece of ground for recreation. In 1896the club was endowed bv a gift of ;^2,500 from the president.Alderman Charles Brown J.P.: it is managed bya committee of 12 members, and there are about 470members.The City Club, in St. Peter's churchyard, Northgatestreet was founded 10 June, 1807, and its buildings,erected in that year at a cost of ;^3,ooo, are Classical instyle, and were designed by the late Mr. Harrison,architect, of Chester. The club, opened 10 June, i8o3.contains reading and billiard rooms, card room andsteward's offices ; there are about 100 proprietary and40 subscribing members. The club is managed by acommittee of 15 persons.The Grosvenor Club, in Eastgate street, erected bythe Trustees of Owen Jones's Charity, is a building ofred brick, with Helsby and Manley stone dressings, in alate Gothic style, erected in 1883, from the designs ofMessrs. Douglas and Fordham; in IQO8 the club wasenlarged by the purchase of the adjoining premisesThe club was originally established in T866, and until1883 occupied rooms at the Grosvenor Hotel; there areabout 200 members.The Masonic Hall, in Hunter street, erected in 1909at a cost ot ;^3,ooo, is a red brick building with stonefacings.The Chester 4 District Society for the Home Teachingof the Blind have a depot for sale of industrial workmade by the blind at 39 Nicholas street, where thereis also a library.The Chester General Infirmary, in St. Martin's-in-the-Fields, established in 1755, is a structure of brick in aplain style, containing 118 beds, 50 of which are for men,40 for women, 20 for chUdren, and 8 for ophthalmic case«;during the year igog there were 1,107 in-patients, 6,047out-patients and 2,141 home and district patients. Theinfirmary is managed by a board elected by the governors,and is supported by voluntarv subscriptions and by onannual grant by the Duke of Westminster from the feespaid to His Grace by the public for viewing Eaton Hall;the gi-ant for the year igoo amounted to ;^5oo.Chester <strong>County</strong> Borough Isolation Hospital, in Sealandroad, was opened in October, 1899; it cost ^^21,206, andhas 46 beds.The charities of the city, for distribution in money andkind, apart from the parochial gifts, amount to about;^i,5oo yearly.The Hospital of St. Jolm was founded by Ranulph orRandle de Meschines, surnamed " BlundevU," 4th Earl ofChester of this family, Duke of Brittany and Earl of Richmond(1181-1232), for the maintenance of thirteen poorand impotent persons, each of them to receive dailythroughout the year, a quartern loaf of good' bread, adish cS pottage, and a certain pittance of " fish or flesh asthe day may be, and half a gallon of competent ale." Thehospital, situated in rear of the Blue Coat School, formsthree sides of a quadrangle, and at present consists ofthirteen houses, each containing sittiiag-Toom, bed-roomand scullery imder the same roof, and inhabited bytwelve poor and aged people, male or female, eachreceiving ten shiUings per week, together -with gas, acertain allowance oS ooals during the year and medicalattendance; a matron resides in one of the almshouses.The chapel of St. John, mentioned above, and now indudedin St. Oswald's parish, is a portion of the samefoundation, and the whole is under the control of theTrustees of the Chester Municipal Charities; the Rev.Joseph Louis Bedford M.A. of Queens' College, Cambridge,and incumbent ot Little St. John's, has beenperpetual curate and chaplain since 1881; the wholeof the sittings in the chapel are free. The income ofthe hospital, incorporating that of St, Giles's hospital, isabout ;^76i yearly, derived from houses, lands andtithes.St. MichaePs Almshouses, in Pepper street, werefounded in 1658 by WUliam Jones esq. Middle Temple,London, for 4 men and 6 women, eadi of whom receives20s. per month; this charity has a yearly income of about;^i58, derived from property consisrting of houses andland.Warden's Almshouses, Crook street, were erected lo1859 by WUliam WardeU esq. in connection with Mr.Thomas Green's Charity of 1602; they are 6 in numberand are for aged persons, each of whom receives 8s. perweek and a ton of coal yearly.Mainwaring's Almshouses in Trinity street,and TimothyDeian's at Handbridge, have been taken dovra, and Salmon'sin Little St. John street are now dosed.Almshouses, New Crane street, founded by an ancestorof the Duke of Westminster many years ago, for 12 agedfreemen of the city, each of whom receive 5 s. weekly,supported by the Duke of Westminster.Grosvenor Park, on the north bank of the Dee, facingan estate oaUed the Queen's Park, on the opposite bank,comprises about 20 acres, presented to the dty in Nov.1867, by Richard, 2nd Marquess of Westminster K.G. wholeft ;^ioo yearly towards its maintenance; the park is welllaid out and includes a smaU ornamental lake, and in thecentre is a monument to the marquess, erected by histenants and neighbours in 1869, Gurzon Park is apleasant suburb, occupying an elevated position on thesouth bank of the Dee.The Town <strong>Council</strong> at thdr meeting 14 AprU, 1892,accepted from the late Duke of Westminster the gift ofa park at Handbridge, which he had purchased and laidout at a cost of ;^4,ooo, together with j^i,ooo for itsendowment, and it was opened to the public on April 18 ;the site includes "Edgar's fleld," which is stated to havebeen the mustering ground of the Boman soldiers, andalso the spot from which King Edigar emibarked for hisjourney up the Dee.The Roodee is a wide and level tract of about 69 acres,on the north bank of the Dee, belonging to the Corporation; and here the Ohester race meeting is held everyyear in May. The present Race Company, of which thsDuke of Westminster G.C.V.O. is chairman, has libertyto enclose the Roodee, and levy gate money, paying tothe Town <strong>Council</strong> one-tenth of the gross receipts, andcontributing five-tenths to the race fund. From thesurrounding walls each race can be seen from the commencementto the termination; the Grand stand,erected in 1817, was enlarged in 1855. The ground isalso used for the Horticultural Show and FSte, which isheld annually.The Duke' of Westminster G.C.V.O. and the Earl ofCrewe K.G., P.C. are the principal landowners.The area of the dty and county borough is 2,787 acresof land, 75 of inland and 60 of tidal water and 13 offoreshore; rateable value, ;^2ig,o4i, Chester Castleparish area, 10 acres; rateable value, ;^427.The population of the municipal borough in 1901 was36,309, including no in the Industrial School and 212Military and 18 other occupants of Chester Castle.The population of the municipal wards in igoi was,Boughton, 11,347; St. John, 4,056; St. Mary, 6,278;St. Oswald, 7,470; Trinity, 8,g58.The population of the ecclesiastical parishes in 1901was, Christ Church, 5,428; Holy Trinity, 2,755; St.Bridget -with St. Martin, 1,931; St. John the Baptist,7.8gg; St. Mary the Virgin, 3,604; St. Michad -withSt. Clave, 1,388; St. Oswald (St. Thomas), 6,335.The area of the parliamentary borough is 3,393 acres,of which 173 are in Flintshire; the population in 1901was 46,207, of which 1,296 were in Flintshire. "Thenumber of electors on the parliamentary register in1910 was 8,102.OFFICIAL ESTABLISHMENTS, LOCAL INSTITUTIONS 4c.Post, M. C, T. 4 Telephonic Express Delivery Office,St. John street.—D. R. Noble, postmasterThe telegraph office is open between the hours of 7 a.m. 410 p.m. on week days 4 on sundaj-s between the hoursof 8.30 4 10 a.m. 4546 p.m
DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. CHESTER. 221The telegraph office at the General raUway station is openalwaysMoney orders are issued b paid from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. ;the same hours for savings bank transactionsPostal orders are issued 4 paid from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. onweek daysLetters are dispatched at 12 midnight, 9.10, 10, 10,45,II 4 11.25 a.m. 4 i, 1.25, 2.20, 2.50, 3.35, 4.15, 5.254 6.4s p.mTo all places, general night maU dispatch, box clearedat 10 p.m.; letters can be registered with fee of 2d.9.30 p.m.; with fee of 4d. 10 p.mFor the first delivery in Chester the box is cleared 6.45a.m.; second, 10.45 a-m-i third, i p.m.; fourth, 3.15p.m. 4 fifth, 5.45 p.mThe deliveries in Chester are made at 7 & 11.15 'i - &1-15. 3-30 4 6.15 p.m. On Sundays, Christmas Day,Good Friday 4 Bank Holidays, 7 a.m. only. No 6.15p.m. deUvery on WednesdaysDispatch of Parcel mails from Town office.—Birmingham,Manchester, London, Midland Counties, South 4 Westof England, South Wales 4c. 10.50 a.m.; Ireland 4towns in North Wales on London 4 Holyhead railway,11.30 a.m. ; Birmingham, London 4 North Wales 4c.I p.m.; Manchester 4 Birkenhead, 2.20 p.m.; Bristol4 West of England,3.3o p.m.; Crewe.Stafford 4 Shrewsbury,6.45 p.m.; general dispatch to all parts, 10 p.mCoUections are made from the following offices :—Town Sub-Post 4 M. 0. Offices.—*Bridge street, Mrs.Frances Allen, sub-postmistress; 8.15 4 10.20 a.m. 412.15, 2.30, 4.10, 5.25, 6.20, 7.30, 8, 9 4 II p.m.;Sunday, 8 p.m. Brook street, George Thomas Owen,sub-postmaster; 8,30 4 1020 a.m. 4 12.15, ^-^5' 4-^° 4-i'5> 5-20, 6.50, 8, g 4 11.10p.m.; Sunday, 8 p.m. Handbridge, Mrs, ElizabethGould, sub-postmistress; 8 4 10.15 a.m. 4 12 (noon),2.20, 4, 5.10, 5.55, 8. 9 4 11.20 p.m.; sunday, 8 p.m.Northgate street, John Charles Noblett, sub-postmaster;8.10 4 10 a.m. 4 12.20, 2.20, 4.20, 5.20,6.25, 8, 9 4 II p.m.; sunday. 8 p.m. Sealand road(Catherine street), Thomas Jeffreys, sub-postmaster;7.3d 4 10.10 a.m. 4 12 (noon), 2, 3.45, 5.5, 8 4 9p.m.; Sunday, 8 p.m. Boughton, Mrs. IsabellaAlmond, sub-postmistress; 8 4 10 a.m. 4 12.10, 2.10,4-30, 530, 6.20, 8.15, 9.20 4 11.20 p.m.; Sunday 8p.m. Watergate street, Miss Ellen Urmston, submistress;8.15 4 10.15 a.m. 4 12.30, 2.30, 4.5, 5.10,6.30, 8, 9.10 4 II p.m.; Sunday, 8 p.m*Town Sub-Post Office, Tarvin road.—Joseph Nield, subpostmaster;7.50 4 9.40 a.m. 4 12 (noon), 2, 5.15 48.45 p.m.; Sunday, 8.45 p.m*No coUection on Wednesday.MEMBER OF PABLIAMENT FOR THE C3TT.Bobert Armstrong Terburgh esq. D.L., J.P. Barwhillanty,Parton, N.B.; Woodfold park, Blackburn; 4 25Kensington gore S W 4 Carlton 4 Travellers' clubsSW, LondonEetuming Officer, The MajxirCOUNCIL OF THE CITY—igog-io.Mayor, Alderman David Lythall Hewitt.Becorder, Sir Horatio Lloyd J.P. Stanley place.Sheriff, William Henry Denson.Aldermen,Eetire Nov. 1910. Betire Nov. 1913.James Garrett Frost : WUliam Henry ChurtonJohn Meadows Frost Bichard GecU DaviesDavid LythaU Hewitt : John Egerton GUbertJohn Jones (B) ' John Jones (S. 0)Eobert Lamb' WUliam VernonCouncUlors.Boughton Ward.Retire Nov, 1Retire Nov.Martin Gibbons 1910 I Edward Owen Roberts 1911Alexander Roylance William Arthur VereSmith 1910 Churton 1912Robert Townsend Edmund McKenzieWickham 19" ' Sneyd-Kynnersley .,. 1912St. John's Ward.Retire Nov.RetireAlfred Simeon Dutton.. 1910 i Thomas John Smith ...Andrew Storrar igto j Alfred MannHarry Faulkner Brown 1911 ) John OwensSt. Mary's Ward.William Henry Denson 1910 Welter Welsby....John Sheriff Roberts... 1910 George Barlow .Harry Boulton Dutton 1911 John Wdliamson.Henry Dodd 1910John Duff 1910One Vacancy 1911Arthur Lyle Birch 1910Edward S. Meredith ... 1910John Griffiths 1911Trinity Ward.Sb. Oswald's Ward.Arthur WallJohn DoddWilUam Henry GriffithThomas Sharp Parry.William CarrGeorge H. Reynolds ,Nov.191119121912191119121912191119121912191119121912Presiding Aldermen at Ward Elections: —Boughton Ward, John Jones (3. 0)St. John's Ward, Robert LambSt. Mary's Ward, John Jones (B)Trinity Ward, William Henry ChurtonSt. Oswald's Ward, Richard Cecil DaviesOfficials of the <strong>Council</strong>.Town Clerk, James Husband Dickson, Town haUClerk of the Peace, Norris Alfred Ernest Way, AbbeygatewayDeputy Town Clerk 4 Prosecuting Solicitor, CecU Oakes,Town hallAssistant Solicitor, Sidney M. Johnson, Town hallTreasurer, James Robertson Thomson, Parr's Bank LimCoroner, Emest Brassey, 9 St. John street; deputy,Frank Turner, 9 St. John streetMedical Officer of Health, John Ronald Currie M.A.Edin., M.B., Ch.B.Glas., D.P.H Birm. Town haUPublic Analyst, WilUam F. Lowe F.I.C. Assay office,Goss streetCity Surveyor, W. Matthews Jones, Town hallElectrical Engineer, S. E. Britton, Electricity worksCity Accountant, Frederick Joseph Beckett, Town haUChief Constable, J. H. Laybourne, Town hallClerk to Committees, WilUam Peers, Town haUSanitary Inspector, Arthur Thomas Eginton, Town hallManager of Tramways, John GardnerSuperintendent of Sewage Disposal Works, W. D.ScouUerInspector of Cabs, J. H. Laybourne, Town hallSuperintendents of Public Baths, Mr. 4 Mrs. MoodyMatron of Isolation Hospital, Miss A. M. DicksonTrustees of the City Charities.Edward Evans-Lloyd J.P. { T. J. SmithchairmanR. L. BarkerBev. Henry GranthamJ. Sheriff BobertsSir Horatio Llovd J.PB. C Boberts D.L., J.PW. BogersE. DuttonWalter WelsbyW. H. ChurtonJ. G. Frost J.PJ. G. HolmesRev. Canon Cooper ScottM.ARobert Lam.bJ. M. Frost J.PH. F. BrownClerk, Douglas Dobie, 53 Northgate street.POET SANITARY AUTHORITY.The Board consists of 13 members, 3 representing theCorporation of the City of Chester, 2 the Corporationof the Borough of Flint, 2 the Connah's Quay UrbanDistrict <strong>Council</strong>, i the Ehyl Urban District CouncU,I the Hawarden Eural District <strong>Council</strong>, 4 the HolywellEural District GoundlMeetings are held alternately at Chester, Connah'sQuay, Mostyn 4; Ehyl on the first thursday in themonths of January, AprU, July 4 OctoberChairman, Dr. A. Mann, Newgate street, ChesterClerk, Henrj- Taylor F.S.A. 2 Pepper streetTreasurer, Herbert Walter Percy Walker, National ProvindalBank of England LimitedMedical Officer of Health, John Humphry WiUiams M.D.,C.M.Edin. St. Mary's mount, FlintSanitary Inspector, John Vickers, Connah's Quay, FlintsMAGISTRATES FOR THE CITY.Court sittings daUy at n a.m. in the Sessions court.Town haU.Recorder, Sir Horatio Lloyd B.A.Barker Bichard L. 10 Eaton roadBonnalie Frederick J. Broofield, ChesterCarr WiUiam, 42 FUkin's laneCoplestone Frederick, Barrelwell house, Chester
222 CHESTER. CHESHIRE [KELLY*8CuUimore John, Faulkner lodge, GhristletonDavies W. Twiston, Selber house,. Hough greenDeeley C H. Dalmeny, SaltneyDenson WUliam Henry, 3 Westminster avenue. Houghgreen, ChesterDodd Henry, Blacon house, ChesterEvans-Lloyd Edward, Stanley house, Stanley streetFerguson William, 10 Liverpool roadFrost James Garrett, Boughton hall, ChesterFrost John Meadows, Dee lodge. Dee Hills park, ChesterGriffith WiUiam Hy. L.R.CP.Edin. 7 Up. Northgate stHamUton Alexander, Bodafon, Deganwy, North 'WalesJones John, Coniston, NewtonLamb Robert, Hoole road, ChesterRoberts Benjamin C Oakfield, UptonRoberts Fras. Edwd. 3 Sandown ter. Boughton, ChesterSkipwith Francis, 9 Eversley parkStorrar Andrew. Bryn-tirion, Chichester streetTaylor James, Nicholas streetThomson James Robertson, Uffington house. Dee Hillspark, Boughton, ChesterVernon William. Abbots cottage, ChesterClerk to the Magistrates, Geo. Davison, 12 Abbey sqCOUNTY MAGISTRATES FOR THE OHESTERCASTLE PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISION.Richardson Richard Taswell esq. B.A. Capenhurst hall,Chester, chairmanEvans-Lloyd Edward esq. V.D. Stanley house, ChesterFeilden Capt. Percy Henry Guy, Cokethorpe park, Witney,OxonFenna John esq. Bestwood, Hoole, ChesterFrost James Garrett esq. Boughton hall, ChesterFrost John Meadows esq. Upton lawn, ChesterGrace John esq. 'Whitby hall, ChesterJones Edward Peter esq. Greenbank, ChesterLloyd Edward Honoratus esq. K.C. 30 Collingham gardens,London SWLloyd Sir Horatio B.A. 8 Stanley place, ChesterLloyd Col. Wilford NeviUe M.V.O. Eccleston hiU.ChesterMacfie John William esq. Rowton haU, ChesterMoss His Honor Judge Samuel M.A., B.C.L. 50 Houghgreen, ChesterParker The Hon. Cecil Thomas, The Paddocks, Eccleston,near ChesterRigby Frederick esq. Union cluib, Trafalgar sq. Lndn W GRoberts Benjamin Chaffers esq. D.L. Oakfield, ChesterStockton William esq. Elmwood, EUesmere Port•Walley Richard Pedley esq. Gott>on Abbots, near ChesterWelsford James Hughes esq. Hoole house, ChesterWestminster His Grace The Duke of, Eaton hall, Chester; 4 33 Upper Grosvenor street, London WWilliams William Maysmor esqWyndham Right Hon. George P.C, M.P. Saightongrange. Ohester; 4 35 Park lane, London WClerk to the Magistrates, William Henry Churton, TheEastgate, City wallsPetty Sessions held at Chester Gastle every Saturdayat 11.30 a.m. 4 at EUesmere Port every alternateWednesday at n a.m. 4 occasional courts are held atthe Magistrates' Clerk's office 4 EUe.smere Port whennecessaryThe places in the Chester Castle petty sessional divisionare:—^Bache, Backford,Blacon-cum-Crabwall, BoughtonGreat, Capenhurst, CaughaU, Chester Castle, Ghorlton,Ghristleton, Claverton, Croughton, Dodleston, Eaton,Eccleston, Elton, GuUden Sutton, Hapsford, Hoole,Huntington, Ince, Kinnerton Lower, Lea, Littleton,Marlston-cum-Lache, Mollington, Moston, Newton-by-Chester, Picton, Poulton, Pulford, Rowton, Saighton,SaughaU Great, Saughall Little. Shotwick, ShotwickPark, Stanlow, Stanney Great. Stanney Little, Stoke,Thomton-in-the-Moors, Trafford Bridge,Trafford Mickle,Trafford Wimbolds, Upton. Wervin, 'Whibby, WoodbankDISTRICT PROBATE REGISTRY OF THE HIGH |COURT OF JUSTICE.Conntv 4 City of Chester.Offices, Whitefriars.District Registrar, Henry A. JennerChief Clerk, William JonesCHESTER RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL.Meets at Forest house. Love street, ist Saturday in eachmonth at 2 p.m.Chairman, Gustave Frederick Cox, 18 Prince's avenueOfficials.Clerk, John Percival Gamon M.A, St. Werburgh streetTreasurer, Thomas H. Dixon, Parr's Bank, ChesterMedical Officer of Health (vacant)Building Surveyor, Road Surveyor k Sanitary Inspeotor,Charles James Owen, Rose villa. Dee banks. GreatBoughtonCHESHIRE LOCAL PENSIONS COMMITTEE.COUNTYClerk, H. Potts, <strong>County</strong> officesCHESTER GASTLE SUB-COMMITTEE.Clerk, W, A. Jones, 39 Louise streetPension Officer, F. A. H. Barnes, Customs 4 Exciseoffice, 16 WhitefriarsPUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS,Assay Office, Goss street, James F, Lowe B,A. master;John F. Lowe 4 Eichard Edward Tatler, wardensCattle Market, George streetCemetery, Overleigh road. Rev. George Hindhaugh M.A.chaplain; R. E. Griffiths, superintendentChester City Baths, Union street, Albert Moody, mngrCity Police Office, Town hall. Princess street, .lohn H.rLaybourne, chief constable; the force consists of a chiefconstable, 3 inspectors, 6 sergeants, i detective sergeant4 44 constablesCorn Exchange, Eastgate street, Wakefield, Dodd 4Thomely, agents<strong>County</strong> Constabulary Office, 138 Foregate street, Lieut.-Col. J. H, Hamersley, chief constable; W. Leah,deputy Ohief constable 4 chief clerk; William ThomasPierce, detective inspector; William James Naylor ftJohn Richard Dodd. inspectors<strong>County</strong> Court Office, Old Bank buildings; attendance,10 to 4; Wednesday, 10 to i; His Honor Samuel Moss,judge; Edward Sharman Giles, registrar 4 highbailiff; Edward Johnson, chief derkThe <strong>County</strong> Court is held at the Castle every threeweeks, on Thursday; the office is at Old Bank buUdings.The district comprises the following places:—Aldford, Aldersey, Ashton, Aston. Broxton, Barton,Burton-by-Tarvin, BroomhUl, Buerton, Bruen, Stapleford,Boughton Great, Boughton-cum-Spital, Blaconcum-CrabwaU,Buckley, Backford, Barrow, Bache, Belgrave,the city of Chester, Castle, Chester district,Coddington, Churton-by-Farndon. Churton-by-Aldford,Churton Heath* Crewe. Caldecott, Garden, GlottonHoofield, Ghowley, Glutton, Claverton, (boughton,Ghorlton-by-Backford, Capenhurst, Ghristleton, CottonAbbots, Cotton Edmonds, Caughall, Dodleston, Duddon,Dukington, Dunham-on-the-HiU, Eaton, Eccleston,Edge, Edge Green, Edgerley, Elton, Famdon, FoulkStapleford, Gatesheath, Golborn David, Golbom BeUow,Grafton, Guilden Sutton, Hawarden, Handley, Hortonby-Malpas,Harthill, Huxley, Hatton, Hockenhull,Hoole, Hapsford, Huntington, Horton-cum-Peel, Iddenshall,Ince, Kinnerton Higher, Kinnerton Lower, King'sMarsh, Kelsall, Lea Newbold, Lea-by-Backford, Littleton,Marleston-cum-Lache, Mouldsworth, MoUingtonGreat, Mollington Little, Moston, Newton-by-TattenhaU,Newton-by-Ghester, Pentre, Poulton, Pulford, Picton,Queen's Ferry, Rowton, Saltney, Saltney Sandy lane,Saughall Great, Saughall Little, Shotwick, ShotwickPark, Saighton, Stretton, Stanney Great, Stanney Little,Stanlow, Stoke, Tilston, TattenhaU, Tarvin, Thornton-:in-the-Moors, Trafford Mickle, Trafford Wimbolds,Trafford Bridge, Upton-by-Chester, Woodbank, Waverton,WiUington, WervinChester indudes for Bankruptcy purposes the comitycourt districts of Bangor, Llangollen 4 Wrexham,Llewellyn Hugh-Jones, official officer; J. Tobias,assistant. Crypt chambers, Eastgate Street Row southCertified Bailiffs appointed under the "Law of DistressAmendment Act " :—John A. Lyon. 4 Abbey buildings,Chester; William Henry Nightingale, 4 Newgatestreet, Ohester; John Hayward Small, 3 Hunter street,Ohester; John Henry Richardson, Foregate street,Chester; A. W. Gunnah, Grosvenor buUdings. Newgatestreet, Chester; Frederick WiUiams, 14 Watergatestreet, Ohester; W. H. Plowright, Newgate st.Chester ; Sidney R. FearnaU, Eastgate street. Chester;• Stanley Gerrard, i6 Corn exchange, Ohester; P. W.Cowap, Newgate street, Chester; Leonard Lonsdale,Grosvenor buUdings, Newgate street, Chester; JohnRoberts, Foregate street, Chester; W. H. Nightingale,jun. Newgate street, Chester; Leonard Wright, Newgatestreet, Chester; Leonard ChaUinor, St. Werburghstreet, Chester k Fred A. Lyon, St. Werburghstreet, ChesterCustoms 4 Excise Office, 16 Whitefriars, EdgarWilliams, collector; Thomas Sharkey, supervisor;Charles Benjamin Ellison, chief clerk; valuation department,6 King's buildings, George Pelham ElphickF.S.I, district valuer
DIBECTORY.]Edgar's Field, Handbridge, James Hurst, keeperGrosvenor Museum, Grosvenor street, Alfred NewsteadF,E,S. curatorGrosvenor Park, WiUiam Evans, keeperIsolation Hospital, Sealand road, John Ronald CurrieM.A.Edin., M.B., Ch.B.Glas., D.P.H.Birm. medicalofficer; Miss A. M. Dickson, matronMarket Hall, Northgate street, Thomas Jay, suptMusic HaU, Northgate street & St. Werburgh's mount,PhiUipson b Golder, managersPublic Library b 'Beading Rooms, St. John st. EdwinCharles Brown, librarianPublic Weighing Machine, i8 Grosvenor street, Mrs,EKza ReynardThe Roodee, Charles Morris, superintendentRoyalty Theatre, City road, Milton Bode 4 EdwardCompton, sole proprietorsTax Office, i6 Whitefriars, Fronds J. Connor, surveyor;WUliam Shone, collector 4 assessor, 70 Watergate stTerritorial Force Drill Hall, Albion street, Henry Adamson,caretakerTo-wn Hall, Northgate street, James Husband Dickson,town clerkVolunteer Fire Brigade Station, Northgate street; JohnWiUiamson, captain; Alfred Clemence, treasurer;Lieut. Edmund Yates, sec.; John Shone, superintendentwith 3 sergeants 4 20 menOHESTER UNION.The Board meets every alternate tuesday, at the Boardroom. Union workhouse, Hoole, at 10 a.m.The Union comprises the foUowing places:—^Bache, Backford,Blacon-vrith-CrabwaU, Boughton Great, BridgeTrafford, Capenhurst, CaughaU, Chester, ChesterCastle, Chorlton-by-Backford, Ghristleton. Claverton,Croughton, Dodleston, Dunham.-on-the-Hill, Eaton.Eccleston, Elton, Hapsford. Hoole, Hoole VUlage, Ince,Kinnerton Lower, Lea-by-Backford, Littleton, Marlston-cum-Lache,Mickle Trafford, Mollington, Moston,Newton-by-Ghester, Picton, Poulton, Pulford, SaughallGreat, Saughall Little, Shotwick, Shotwick Park,Stanlow, Stanney Great, Stanney Little, Stoke. Thornton-le-Moors,Upton-by-Chester, Wervin, WimboldsTrafford 4 Wood bank. The area of the union is48,713 acres; rateable value in 1910, ;^362,252; thepopulation in 1901 was 54,839.Chairman of the Board of Guardians. H. PrestonClerk to the Guardians 4 Assessment Committee, HarryAnderson, Union offices. Forest house. Love streetAssistant Clerk, E. D. Nicklin, Forest house. Love streetTreasurer, Thomas Henry Dixon, Parr's Bank, Eastgatestreet, ChesterBelieving Officers. City district, Edwin Wright. 49 Egertonstreet, Ohester; Bural district, Henry Harrop,Tarvin road, ChesterMedical Officers, City district, George Harrison L R CP.4 S.Edin. 13 Whitefriars, Chester; North Easterndistrict, Thomas Sharp Parry M.B., B.SLond.,M.R.C.S.Eng. 10 Upper Northgate street, Chester;Northwestern district, Francis John Butt M.B., CM.Edin. The Limes, Hoole road, HoolePublic Vaccinators, North-Eastem district. Francis JohnButt M.B., C.M.Edin. The Limes, Hoole rd. Hoole;other districts same as medical officersVaccination Officers, Chester Castle district,Hen.ry Harrop,Tarvin road; Cathedral district, Edwin Wright, 49Egerton street, ChesterCoUectors to the Guardians, City district, EdwinWright, 49 Egerton street; Bural district, HenryHarrop, Tarvin roadThe Workhouse, at Hoole, consists of five large blocks ofred brick buildings b vriU hold about 850 inmates;J, Martin, master; Charles Jephcott M.A., M.B., B.S.Camb. medical officer; Eev. George Owen Holt, chaplain;Bev. Joseph Chambers, Boman Catholic instructor;Mrs. Martin, matronSuperintendent Begistrar. Eowland D. Nicklin, Foresthouse. Love street; deputy, WiUiam H. Haswell,Forest house. Love streetEegistrars of Births, Deaths 4 Marriages, Cathedralsub-district, Arthur Hughson, Eastgate Street rownorth; deputy, T. Chidley; Chester Castle sub-district,Charles George Haswell, 94 Foregate ^reet;deputy, WUliam Samuel Stockton, 94 Foregate streetMILITARY.Western Command.—Wales b the Counties of <strong>Cheshire</strong>,Lemcashire, Shropshire, Herefordshire, Monmouthshire,Cumberland b Westmorland b the Isle of ManCHESHIRE.CHESTER. 223Head Quarters, Watergate street, Chester.General Officer Commanding-in-Chief (Acting), GeneralSir C J. Burnett K.CB., K.C.V.OAssistant MUitary Secretary, Capt. S. C. Holland,ist Dragoon GuardsAide-de-Gamp, Lieut. K. T. Eidpath,6th Dragoon GuardsGeneral Staff.General Staff Officer, ist grade. Col. C W. ThompsonD.S.OAttached to the General Staff.Captain, graded as Brigade-Major, Capt. P. Allen, NorthumberlandRegimentAdministrative, Technical 4 Departmental Staff.Brigadier-General in charge of Administration, Col. C.E. A. McGrigor C.B. (temp. Brig.-Gen)Dep. Assist. Adj.-Gen., Major J. F. I. H. Doyle B.AAssist. Quar.-Master-General, Col. G. A. FrenchChief Engineer, Col. G. E. ShuteStaff Officer, Eoyal Engineers, Major G. T. E. Scott E.EAssist. Director ot Supplies 4 Transport, Bt.-Col. H. B.H. Jack C.M.G., A. S. CorpsPrincipal Medical Officer, Col. E, Porter MB., E. A.Med. CorpsPrincipal Veterinary Officer, The Principal VeterinaryOfficer, Northern CommandAssist. Director of Ordnance Stores, Lt.-Col. W. Moore-Lane, A. Ord. DeptCommand Paymaster, Col. G. C Fuller, A. P. DepartDeputy Assist. Director of Bemounts, Major H. M.Ferrar, Bes. of OffDistrict Barrack Officer, Bt.-Gol. A. N. Eoberts, Lt.-Col.Bes. of OffDepartment of the Finance Member of the Army <strong>Council</strong>.(Detached from the War Office for duty at HeadQuarters of the Command).Local Auditor, A. B. Beavis esqAssistant Local Auditor, S. F. H. Goffin esqEEGIMENTAL DISTBICT No. 22.The <strong>Cheshire</strong> Eegiment; head quarters. The Castle,Commanding Depot, Major A. B, Gosset3rd Special Eeserve Battalion <strong>Cheshire</strong> Eegiment; headquarters. The CastleCommanding, Lieut.-Col. H. E. H, Lloyd-MostynMajors, J. T. Hartford, E. T. Logan D.S.O. 4 A. B.GossetAdjutant, Capt. M. F. ClarkeQuartermaster, Hon. Lieut. T. DuttonTERRITORIAL FORGE<strong>Cheshire</strong> Territorial Force Assodation.President, Col. the Duke of Westminster G.C.V.O. (6thBattalion Lond. Bifles) (Lord Lieut)Chairman, Lt.-Col. W. Bromley-Davenport D.S.OVice-Ghairman, Col. Sir W, G. Shakerley hartSecretary, Col. B. Thompson (late B.E.), <strong>County</strong> Associationoffices. The CastleFor names of members of the Assodation 4 Unitsadministered, see the preliminary section of thisDirectoryCHESHIEE (EARL OF GHESTEE'S) YEOMANBY.Head quarters, 19 Old Bank buildings, Foregate street,Lieut.-Col. 4 Hon. Col. Lord A. H. Grosvenor, commanding; Hon. Lt.-Gol. Eight Hon, G, WyndhamM.P. major, second in command; Capt. A. F. Fletcher(17th Lancers), adjutant; Hon. Major George Cooper,quartermaster; Lieut. J. E. Phillips E.A.M.C (T. F.)4 Lieut. P. L. Armstrong M.B., B.A.M.C (T, F.),medical officers; Vet.-Lieut. F. G. Edwards F.E.CV.S.veterinary officer; Bev. C H. Prodgers (T. F.), chaplain;J. Lamb, regimental sergt.-majorEOYAL FIELD ARTILLEEY.3rd Welsh Brigade; head quarters, Shipgate street, Lt.-Col. F. J. Bonnalie. commanding; V, H. Dickson,major; Capt. C C Barnes B.F.A. adjutant; Lt.-Col.HoUies M.D., VD,, B.A.M.C, (T, F.), medical officer;Bev. J. H. Toogood M.A. (T. F.), chaplainist <strong>Cheshire</strong> Battery, Major V, H. Dickson,commandingand <strong>Cheshire</strong> Battery, Capt. A. T. PoweU, commanding3rd Welsh Brigade Ammunition Column, Quartermaster4 Hon. Gapt. W. T. Whitley, commandingCHESHIRE INFANTRY BRIGADE.Comprising:—4th Battalion <strong>Cheshire</strong> Begiment, Birkenhead5th (Earl of Chester's) BattaUon <strong>Cheshire</strong> Regiment,Chester
ik 224 CHESTER. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'S6th Battalion <strong>Cheshire</strong> Begiment, Stockport7fch Battalion <strong>Cheshire</strong> Begiment, CongletonHead quarters, 22 Percy road.Commanding Brigade, Col. A. E. Ommanney C.BBrigade Major, Capt. R. B, BarkerBrigade Clerk, Fred Weston5th (Earl of Chester's) Battalion <strong>Cheshire</strong> Regiment;head quarters, 8 Blackfriars; Lieut,-Col. 4 Hon. Col.J. A, Saner V.D. commanding; J. E. G. Groves T.D.b G. F. Ashton, majors; 2nd Lieut. C A. Price,instructor of musketry; Capt. F. B. Young (<strong>Cheshire</strong>Regiment), adjutant; Hon. Major T. A. Jones V.D.quartermaster; Rev. Canon W. H. Binney M.A.(T.F.) 4 Rev. C. C Atkinson D.D. (T.F.), chaplainsChester Companies :—B, Gapt. W. A. V. Churton 4 E,Capt. C E. Bromley; Rev. F. Edwards M.A. (T.F.),chaplain; Sergt.-Major F. Osmond, drill' instructorROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS.1st Welsh Border Mounted Brigade Field Ambulance;head quarters, Thomas street; Capt. A. G. Hamilton,commanding; Sergt.-Major Wm. B. Chase, instructorHOSPITALS, ALMSHOUSES 4c.Chester General Infirmary (estabUshed 1755), St. Martin'sin-the-Fields,Duke of Westminster, president; Wm.Murray Dobie M.D.Edin. hon. consulting physician;James Taylor F.R.C.S.Eng. Alexander HamiltonF.R.CS.Edin. 4 Farington Marsden Granger M.R.CS.Eng. hon. consulting surgeons; John Elliott M.D.,F.R.CP.Lond, James George Taylor M.D.Cantab.,MR,C.P.Lond. 4 Archibald Douglas Hamilton M.D.Lond. hon. physicians; William Henry Dobie M.B.,CMEdin., M.R.C.S.Eng. Edward CyrU Dobie M.B.,CM.Edin., M.R.CS.Eng. 4 Robert BaU WrightF.R.CS.Irel. hon. surgeons; William AUwood NewallM.D.Vict. hon. assistant physician; John JamesBlagden M.R.C.S.Eng. hon. assistant surgeon;Farington Marsden Granger M.R.C.S.Eng. hon. ophthalmicsurgeon; Michael Johnson L.D.S.R.CS.Irel.hon. dental surgeon; Arthur Randell Jackson M.B.,B.S.Vict. 4 John Walsh M.R.C.S.Eng. district visitingsurgeons; Alfred Edgar Gullen L.R.CP.Lond. housephysician; Frank J. Graddock M.R.C.S.Eng. housesurgeon; Rev. Harold H. Wright M.A. chaplain;Frederick John Warmsley, sec.; Miss Edith Addis,matronAlmshouses, New Crane streetChester 4 District Society for Home Teaching of theBlind, 39 Nicholas street, Ven. Archdeacon BarberM.A. chairman; Miss Fairclough, treasurerHospital of St. John (almshouses), in rear of Blue GoatSchoolRescue Home, Vicars lane. Miss Jacobson, hon. sec.;Miss Mary Wright, lady suptSt. MichaePs Alm,shouses, Pepper streetWarden's Almshouses, Crook streetWorking Boys' Home, Albion house, 39 Lower Bridge st.,Henry Pate, suptPUBLIC OFFICERS.Assessor 4 CoUector of King's Taxes, WiUiam Shone, 70Watergate streetClerk to the Magistrates for the Broxton Petty SessionalDivision 4 to the Broxton Commissioners of Taxes,Henry Taylor F.S.A. 2 Pepper streetCertifying Factory Surgeon, Thomas Sharp Parry M.B.,B.S.Lond. 10 Upper Northgate streetOlerk of the Peace for the <strong>County</strong> 4 to the <strong>County</strong> Goundl,Reginald Potts, Northgate houseCoroner for West <strong>Cheshire</strong>, James C Bate, Old Bankchambers; deputy coroner, T. Moore Dutton, Newgatestreet<strong>County</strong> Auditor, James WilUams, The Gastle<strong>County</strong> Treasurer, James Robertson Thomson,Parr'sBankDIOCESE OF CHESTEE.1889 Bishop, Bight Rev. Francis John Jayne D.D. ThePalace, Dee side, Chester; 4 Athenseum club,London SW1886 Dean, Very Rev. John Lionel Darby D.D. TheDeanery, ChesterArchdeacons.1886 Chester, Ven. Edward Barber M.A. St. Bridget'srectory, Chester (vice-dean)1904 Macclesfield, Ven. AUred Maitland Wood M.A. TheVicarage. RuncornCanons,1886 Ven. Archdeacon Edward Barber M.A. St. Bridget'srectory, (tester1886 Alfred James Blencowe M.A. Rectory. West Kirby,Birkenhead893 Arthur Gore D.D. The Vicarage, Bowdon, <strong>Cheshire</strong>go7 Fredk. Wm. Spurling M.A. 9 King street, ChesterHonorary Canons.871 Worshipful Thomas EspineU Espin D.D, Eectory,Wolsingham, co. Durham880 Chas. Stuart Upperton M.A. 35 Liverpool rd. Ghesti880 Arthur Atldnson M.A. Highfield, Northop, Mold886 Edmund Clarke Turner M.A.Vicarage,Neston,Chstr886 WiUiam Symonds M.A. Eectory, Stockport8go Johnstone Hamilton Acheson M.A. Rectory, KirbyCane, Bungay, Norfolk8gi John Robert Charlesworth Miller M.A. Ashknowle,WhitweU, I. of W8g5 Francis Coulman Boyds M.A8g5 Peter Halhed Moore M.A. Chadkirk, Stockport895 Robert Johnstone Weatherhead M.A. 43 Church st.Egremont, Birkenhead896 Samuel Cooper Scott M.A, St,John'8 vicarage,Ghe8tr897 Hugh BetheU Jones M.A., B.D. The Vicarage,Brooklands, Manchester898 John Eichard Armitstead M.A. Vicarage, Sandbach901 Andrew Knox M,A., LL,D,, D.C.L. St, Anne's vicarage,AshvUle road, Claughton, Birkenhead905 Charles Maxwell Woosnam M.Ago6 Lionel Garnett M.A. Ghristleton, Chestergo7 WiUiam Henry Lawrence Cogswell M.A., D.D. TheEectory, Wallaseygo7 William Hibbert Binney M.A,, D.D. Witton vicarage,Northwichgog Frederick Wainwright M.A. St. John's vicarage,Altrinchamgog Henry Birdwood Blogg M.A. Vicarage, Overton,Frodshamgog William Lang Paige Cox M.A. Vicarage, AlderleyEdgeMinor Canons.i8go Harold Hall Wright M.A. The Precentory, 7 Abbeystreet, Chesterigoo Aubrey Baxter B.A. Abbey green, Chesterigo3 H. J. E. Williams M.A. Boughton, Chesterigo4 H. Ghignell M.A. 13 Abbey street, Chester1890 Precentor 4 Sacrist, Harold Hall Wright M.A. TliePrecentory, 7 Abbey street, Chester1889 Head Master of the Cathedral Choir School, Eev.H. Ghignell M.A. 13 Abbey street, ChesterHead Master of the King's School, John TimothyDavies M.A. 6 Abbey green, ChesterBishop's Examining Chaplains.iPBg Canon Arthur Gore D.D. Bowdon, Altrinchami88g Canon Frederick WUliam Spurling M.A. g Kingstreet, Chesteri8g7 Ven. Archdeacon Alfred Maitland Wood M.ABishop's Chaplains.1889 Canon Frederick John Wood M.A. Headingleyparsonage, Shireoak road, Headingley, Leeds1889 WilUam Henry Lawrence Cogswell M.A., D.D. TheBectory, Church hill, W.allasey, Birkenhead1889 Ven. Owen Evans M.A. Vicarage, Carmarthen1903 Eev. F. S. M. Bennett M.A. 24 Upper Northgatestreet, Chesterigog Bev. R. B. Rackham M.A. House of Resurrection,MirfieldCommissioners under the " PluraUties Acta AmendmentAct, 1885,"For the Chapter, Canon S. Cooper Scott, St. John'srectory, Chester1886 For Archdeaconry of Chester, Canon Wm. HibbertBinney M.A,, D.D. Wilton vicarage, NorthwichFor Archdeaconry of Macclesfield, vacantClergy Discipline Act Assessors.For Dean 4 Chapter.Canon E. C. Turner M.A. The Vicarage, NestonCanon Charles Stuart Upperton M.A, 35 Liverpool road,ChesterCanon Peter Halhed Moore M,A, Chadkirk, StockportFor Archdeaconry of Ohester.Ambrose Charlesworth M.A. Thurstaston rectbry, B'headF. T. Stonex M.A. The Vicarage, New BrightonHon. C. F. Cross M.A. Stretton, WarringtonH. V. Pigot M.A. Girappenhall rectory, WarringtonFor i^rchdeacoiiry of Macdesfield.Cacnon WUliam Symonds M.A. Re«tory, Stockport
DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. CHESTER. 225Bev. John Henry Thorpe M.A., B.D. St. George's vicarage,StockportEev. Fredk, Augustus Macdona M.A. Cheadle rectoryJohn George Elstob M.A. Gapesthorne, near GreweDiocesan Inspector of Schools, Eev. J. M. New M.A,Backford vicarage, ChesterSecretaries to the Bishop.1884 Gamon, Farmer 4 Co. Cathedral chambers, St. Werburghstreet, Chesteri8«g H. W. Lee esq. i The Sanduary, Westminster S WSurveyor of Ecclesiastical Dilapidations, C Russell Hallesq. Chapel street, CongletonChapter Clerk, Charles Coppack esq. St. Werburgh chambers,ChesterOrganist 4 Master of the Choristers, Joseph C Bridgeesq. M.A., Mus.Doc.Oxon. Christ Church vicarage.Brook laneSix Lay ClerksTwelve ChoristersConsistory Courts.1873, Chancellor of the Diocese, Vicar-General, 4 OfficialPrincipal of the Lord Bishop, Worshipful ThomasEspineU Espin D.D. Rectory, Wolsingham, co.DurhamRegistrars of the Diocese 4; of the Archdeacon's 4 RuralDean's Courts, Richard Farmer esq. & John PercivalGamon esq. M.A. Abbey gateway, Northgate streetApparitor-General, John Percival Gamon esq. M.AResident Proctors to the Court, Edward Sharman Gilesesq. Old Bank buildings 4 F. B. Mason esq. St. WerburghstreetSurrogates in the Diocese.Alexander E. P. St. Matthew's vicarage, StockportArmour W. 81 Cross street, KnutsfordAtkinson C C, D.D. St, Mary's, Ashton-upon-Mersey,ManchesterBannerman J. M. St. Stephen's vicarage, CongletonBarber Archdeacon E. St. Bridget's rectory, ChesterBedford J. L., M.A. 10 Abbey square, ChesterBennett F. S. M., M.A. 24 Upper Northgate st. ChesterBidlake W. Christ Church vicarage. CreweBlencowe Canon A. J. The Rectory, West Kirby,BirkenhdBlogg H. B. Frodsham, WarringtonBond E. L. Holy Trinity, BirkenheadBroughton R. E. Prestbury vicarage, MacclesfieldChild A. G. The Vicarage, MiddlewichCogswell Canon W. H. L. Tbe Rectory, Wallasey, B'headCorbett R. A. Astbury rectory, CongletonCort J. P. St. Ann's vicarage. Sale, ManchesterCox Canon W. L. P. Alderley Edge, ManchesterDarby Very Rev. J. L. The Deanery, Abbey sq. ChesterDavys J. Alaric, St. George's, Hj'deDawson H. J., M.A. EUesmere Port, ChesterDicker G. C Mobberley rectory, KnutsfordDodge C 83 Park road east, BirkenheadEvans T. J. St. Peter's vicarage, Rock FerryFfoulkes Piers John Benedict M.A. Rode rectory,Scholar GreenFirth H. B. St. James' vicarage, Latchford, WarringtonGore Ven. Arthur, Bowdon vicarage, AltrinchamGray S. P. Bredbtiry vicarage, StockportGough W. R. St. James' vicarage, Sutton, MacclesfieldGrantham H. St. Mary's rectory, ChesterGwynne C B. Neston vicarage, <strong>Cheshire</strong>Hall J. M. Bickerton, MalpasHamilton F. C L., B.A. NorthendenHayton W. Rhymney house, Rhymney, MonHenley R, E. Wharton, WinsfordJames J. F. C St. Peter's, MacdesfieldJohnson Hewlett, St. Margaret's vicarage, AltrinchamKillick C R. Holy Trinity, RuncornKnox Canon Andrew, St. Anne's vicarage, BirkenheadMacdona F. A. Rectory, Cheadle, ManchesterMaUory H. Leigh, St. John's vicarage, BirkenheadMarshaU E. E. St. Catherine's vicarage, Tranmere.BirkenheadMay T, H. HeswaU, ChesterMayne J, St. Glair, Wilmslow, ManchesterOakley G. D. St. Mary's vicarage, BirkenheadPacker Charles, Dane Bridge vicarage, NorthwichParker Hon. A. R. Maesfen, MalpasPemberton W. A. Mottram-in-LongdendalePigot H. V. GrappenhaU, WarringtonPostance W. Willaston, <strong>Cheshire</strong>Reid W. C. Coppenhall rectory, CreweSandars G. R. Davenham, NorthwichSanders F. Hoylake, BirkenheadSatterthwaite Canon C J. The Vicarage, Disley, StockptSayer J. B. The Vicarage, Oxton, BirkenheadScott Canon S. C St. John Baptist vicarage. Vicars lane,ChesterSewell H. St. Thomas's rectory, StockportSheriff T. H. St. Paul's, StalybridgeSpafford A. Bromborough, BirkenheadStables W. H. The Vicarage, OverStandring T. M. Bidston vicarage, BirkenheadStonex F. T. The Vicarage, New BrightonSuUivan C E. Hulme-, Walfield, CtongletonSutcliffe C Holy Trinity vicarage, StalybridgeSymonds A. Over-Tabley, KnutsfordSymonds Canon W. St. Mary's rectory, StockportTarbuck E. R. St. George's, AltrinchamThurston G. B. Lymm rectory, <strong>Cheshire</strong>Turner Canon E. C. The Vicarage, Neston, ChesterWarburton W. T. 45 Church st. Egremont, BirkenheadWarman F. S. St. Aidan's college, BirkenheadWeatherhead Canon R. J. 43 Church st.Egremont.BrknhdWebb Canon A. H. St. Paul's vicarage, CreweWilliams T. G. The Vicarage, Gee cross, HydeWood Archdeacon A. Maitland, The Vicarage, RuncornWoodward J. E. St. Paul's vicarage, BirkenheadPLACES OF WORSHIP, with Times ot Services.Cathedral, Christ 4 the Blessed Virgin Marj-, on everyday, except sunday, holy communion 8 a.m. ; matins10.15 a.m.; evensong at 4.15 p.m. On sunday, holycommunion at 8 a.m.; matins at 10.30 a.m. withsermon; evensong at 3.30 p.m., also at 6.30 p.m. withsermon, in the nave. The hoJ!y communion is celebratedat 11.15 ^-^^ 0" all festivals; on the first 4third Sundays 4 on all high festivals after the serviceat 10.30 a.mChurches 4 Chapels.Christ Church, Gloucester street. Brook street. Rev.Frank Selwyn Macaulay Bennett M.A. rector; Rev.Francis Ernest Arnold Shepherd M.A. 4 Eev. JamesJohn Jesse Eobinson, curates; 11 a.m. 4 6.30 p.m.;holy communion, 7 a.m. ; daily, g,45 a,m. & 7.45 p.mChrist Church Mission Eoom, Back Brook street, 6.30p.m. ; tues. 4 thurs. 7.45 p.mHoly Trinity, Watergate street, Eev. Laurence MeakinFarraU M.A. rector; 8 4 10.45 a.m.; 2.50 4 6.30p.m.; daUy services, 8 a.m. 4 6 p.mHoly Trinity Mission Eoom; sun. 4 thurs. 8 p.mSt. Barnabas Mission Church, Sibell street (chapel ofease to St. John the Baptist), Rev. John Phillips,curate in charge; 10.45 ^•^^- ^ ^-3° P-^^- '> "^ed.7.45 a.mSt. John-without-the-Northgate, Upper Northgate st.Rev. Joseph Louis Bedford M.A., F.L.S. incumbent;10.45 ^•°^- 4; 3 p.m. ; H.C 8 a.m.on 2nd,4th 4 5th sunSt. John the Baptist, Vicars lane. Rev. Canon SamuelCooper Scott M.A. vicar 4 rural dean; Rev. JohnPhillips 4 Rev. David Harrop Boyle M.A. curates;10.45 ^-- 4 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.mSt. Martin's (Welsh), St. Martin's Ash, Rev. WilliamParry Williams, curate in charge; 10.45 a.m. 4 6.30p.mSt. Mary, St. Mary's hill (parish church of St. Bridgetwith-St.-Martin),Ven. Archdeacon Barber M.A.,F.S.A. rector; Rev. Reyner Edward William CosensB.A. curate; 8 4 10.45 a.m. 4 6.30 p.m.; week days,8 a.m. 4 6.30 p.mSt. Mary's, Overleigh road. Rev. Henry GranthamD.S.O. rector; Rev. William Stewart B.A. curate;8, 9.15 4 n a.m. 4 6.30 p.mSt. Michael with St. Olave, Bridge Street row. Rev.William Tweedie B.A. vicar; 10.45 ^-J"- 4 6.30 p.m.;wed. 4 fri. II a.mSt. Paul, Boughton-in-the-City, Rev. Frank Edwards M.A.vicar; Rev. Thomas Edward Evans M.A. 4 Rev.Horace J. E. Williams M.A. curates; 10,45 a-- ^6.30 p.m.; daily matins 4 evensongSt. Peter, The Cross, Rev. Alfred Hamilton WallerM.A. rector; Rev. George Allan Duncan B.A. curate;10.45 3-- 4 6.30 p.mSt. Thomas, Parkgate road (parish church of St.Oswald's), Rev. Harold Eustace Burder M.A. vicar;Rev. Hubert Lowry M.A. 4 Rev. Henry WiUiamComber M.A. curates; n a.m. 4 6.30 p.m.; wed.7.30 p.mChurch of the Good Shepherd (chapel of ease to St.Thomas's), Sealand road, Rev. Henry WUliam ComberM.A. curate in charge; 10.15 a.m. 4 6.30 p.mSt. Werburgh Catholic, Grosvenor Park road. Rev.Joseph Chambers, rector; Rev. Maurice Hayes,priest; 8, 9.30 4; n a.m. 4 6.30 p.m.; holy daysof oblig. 7, g.30 4 II a.m. 4 7.30 p.m,; daily, 8a.m. 4 7.30 p.m.; thurs. 7.30 a.mCHESHIRE 15
226 CHESTER. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'SSt. Francis Catholic, Grosvenor street. Rev. SeraphimHonnibaU O.S.F.C. (guardian); Revs. John DolanO S.F.C Louis Bracey-Wright O.S.F.C. 4 CharlesBelwood O.S.F.C. priests; 8 4 9,30 (military) 4 na.m. 4 3 & 6.30 p.m.; holidays of oblig. 7, g 4 10a.m. ; daily, 7.30 4 8 a.m. 4 8 p.mCatholic Apostolic, Church street, Northgate; 10.15a.m. k 5.15 p.mPresbyterian Church of England, Matthew HenryMemorial, Newgate street, Rev. Frank W. AndersonM.A.; II a.m, 4 6.30 p.m.; wed, 7.15 p.mBaptist (Particular), Hamilton place; 10.45 a.m. b 6.30p.m.; tues. 7.15 p.mBaptist, Grosvenor Park road, Rev. John James HargreavesA.T.S.; 10.45 a.m.ft 6.30 p.m.; tues.7.30 p.mIBaptist, Milton street (supplies); 10,45 ^•^^- b 6.30p.m.; tues. 7.30 p.m.; thurs. 8 p.mBaptist (Welsh), Gorse Stacks; 10.30 a.m. 4 6 p.m.;mon. 4 wed. 7.30 p.mCalvinistic Methodist (Welsh), City road; 10.45 a.m. 46 30 p.m.; mon. 7 p.mCalvinistic Methodist (Welsh), St. John street. Rev.John Pryce Davies M.A.; 10.30 a.m. k 6 p.m,; tues.7 P-mOhurch of Christ, Upper Northgate street, RobertHindle; 10.45 si-^^- 4 6.30 p.mCongregational, Upper Northgate street. Rev. HerbertCooper A.T.S.; 10.45 a.m. 4 6.30 p.m.; fri. 7 p.mCongregational (Great Boughton), Christelton road. Rev.J. Llechryd Jones; 10.45 a.m. 4 6.30 p.m.; wed.7.30 p.mCongregational, Handbridge, Rev. William Jones A.T.S.;10.45 0-- ^ 6.30 p.m.; tues, 7,30 p.m.; thurs. 7.45p.mCongregational, Queen street. Rev. Alfred Hills B.A.;10.45 a-D^- 4 6.30 p.m.; thurs. 7.15 p.mCongregational (Albion Park Welsh), Albion street. Rev.H. Ivor Jones; 10.45 a.m. 4 6 p.m.; tues, 4 thurs.7,30 p.mPrimitive Methodist, George street (Chester First Circuit),Rev. John 'William Fryer (supt.); Rev. SamuelParlow; Bev. James Travis, supernumerary; 10.45a.m, k 6.30 p.m.; thurs. 7,30 p.mPrimitive Methodist, City Temple, Hunter st. (ChesterSecond Circuit), Rev. Henry S, Targett; 10.45 ^i^k6.30 p.m.; tues. 8 p.m'Primitive Methodist, Tarvin road (Chester Third Circuit),Rev. WUliam Moore, supt.; Rev. William Thornley,supernumerary; 10.45 ^-^^- 4 6.30 p.m.; istthurs. in month, 7.30 p.m.Unitarian, Trinity st. (Matthew Henry's), Rev. DavidJenkin Evans; n a.m. & 6.30 p.mUnited Methodist, Pepper street, Eev. WiUiam Yates(supt.) 4 Rev. Frank Keyworth; 10.45 ^-"i- 4 6.30p.m.; wed. 7,30 p.m• Wesleyan Methodist. City road ; ^ R^^ ^ ^^j j^^ ^^^.^^10.30 a.m, k 6.30 p.m. ; wed. (g^jp^j7.30 p.m Uev. Thomas AkriU PyeWesleyan Methodist. St. John j R ^^.street; 10,30 a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; R^^' rj, j^^j^^ Gerrishtri. 7.30 p.m J •'Wesleyan Methodist (Welsh), Queen street. Rev. Richd.Lloyd Jones; 10.30 a.m. 4 6 p.m.; wed. 7 p.mSt. Oswald's Parish Mission Church of the Good Shepherd,South view. Tower wharf; 10 a.m. b 6.30 p.m.;fridays, 7.30 p.m:St, Paul's Mission Room, Hoole lane, Boughton; 6.30p.m.; fri. 7.30 p.m•City Mission Lecture Boom, Crook street; 6.30 p.m. ;wed. 7 p.mEgerton Mission Hall, Egerton street; 10.45 ^•^^- b 6.30p.m.; tues. 4 thurs. 8 p.mPlymouth Brethren Mission Boom, Delamere street;10.45 *-' 4 6.30 p.mCrarden Lane Mission Chapel (Wesleyan); n a.m. 4 6.30p.m.; thurs. 7.30 p.mSalvation Army Barracks, Temperance hall, Georgestreet. Adjutant Edwin Watkins, commanding officer;sun. 7 4 II a.m. 4 3 4 6.30 p.m.; daily, 8 p.mMission to the Deaf 4 Dumb, 39 Nicholas street, C. S.Hopkinson, missioner; alternate SundaysSCHOOLS.King's School, Northgate street, founded by King HenryVIII. in 1541, 4 re-organized under the "EndowedSchools Act," in 1873. The object of the foundation,is to supply a Uberal education by means of this school,'in connection with the Cathedral Church of Chester,!under the "Endowed Schools Act, 1869" (32 4 33"Vict. c. 56). The present building, erected in 1877,at a cost of ;^2o,ooo, from designs by Sir A. W.'Blomfield A,R.A,, F.S.A. is of red sandstone, wifihconvenient class-rooms 4 offices, 4 will hold 200 boys.A field is rented in the suburbs to be used as iiplayground. The school is controUed by a body ofgovernors; The Bishop of Chester, chairman. Theendowment amounts to about ;^6co yearly 4 therewere in 1910, 140 boys. Eev. John Timothy DaviesM.A. of Wadham College, Oxford, head master; Eev.Daniel Falle M.A. Bev. Thomas Edward Evans M.A!Herbert Henry Woodhouse B.A. George H. P. LindanB. ^8 L. Rev. Francis Ernest Arnold Shepherd M.A,Rev. George Allan Duncan B.A., R. Green, L. Veerman4 A. H. Robinson, assistant masters; F. B.Mason, clerkDiocesan Training CoUege for School Masters, Parkgateroad. Rev. Richard Albert Thomas M.A. principal ftchaplain; Rev. Arthur Ernest Jackson M.A. viceprincipalCollege School, Parkgate road, J. Leonard Johnson M.A.masterSchool of Science 4 Art k Grosvenor Museum, Grosvenorstreet, J. Dodd, sec.; Walter G. Schroder A.E.C.A.head master; John A. McMichael B.A., B.Sc. sciencemasterThe Blue Coat School in Upper Northgate street, occupyinga portion of the site belonging to the Hospital ofSt. John the Baptist, was founded in 1700, hy publicsubscription, under the auspice^ of Dr. NicholasStratford, then Bishop of Chester, 4 is a structureof brick, forming three sides' of a quadrangle; thewest side k north wing comprise the school, thedormitories, board room 4 master's apartments; thesouth wing is the chapel of St. John the Baptist without-the-Northgate,of which a separate account willbe found among the descriptions of churches: in theschool room is a bust of Bishop Stratford with aninscription; thirty-six boys are educated, clothedlodged 4 boarded. Boys are- elected annually to theboard 4 clothing foundation, as vacancies occur, orphans4 sons of widows having priority: the school is supportedby voluntary subscriptions, 4; by the revenuesarising from landed property 4; stock in the pnbUcfunds. F. G. Tamplin Williams, head master; MissHilda WUls, matron; Bugle-Major Handley, bandmasterBlue School (girls). Vicar's lane, founded in 1711; thepresent building was erected in 1872 on a site givenby Hugh Lupus, 3rd Marquess of Westminster, tor18 girls. The school is intended for the education fttraining of girls for domestic service. A smaU sumof money is given when a girl leaves the school forclothing 4 a further bounty it her conduct deservesit whUe in her situation. There are about 18 girls.Miss Clara Edgeller, matronBishop Graham Memorial, Princess street, built in 18674 enlarged in 1895, for 200 children; average attendance,88; Robert Lloyd, masterThe Queen's School for GHrls was founded in May 1878,4 up to 1883 occupied premises at 100 Watergate flags,when the present building was erected at a cost ofabout ^4,000 on a site near the city waUs, given hy thefirst Duke of Westminster K G., P.C. 4 commanding anextensive -view of the river Dee 4 the Welsh hiUs; it isof brick with stone dressings from designs by Mr, E.A. Ould, architect, of Chester, 4 has convenient classrooms k a residence for the head mistress; over theprincipal entrance is a statue of Queen 'Yictoria interra-cotta, executed by Mr, Edward Griffith, ofChester. "The object of the foundation is to providean education for girls on the best 4 most modernlines. Pupils are prepared for the London 4 LiverpoolMatriculation examinations, also for Oxfordresponsions k Cambridge Higher Local 4 Previousexaminations, 4 the general examination of the schoolis conducted by the Oxford 4 Cambridge joint board.The present average of pupils is 170. Miss BeatriceClay B. A. head mistress; in connection with theschool is a boarding house under the control ,of thegoverning bodyCathoUc Convent, Dee house, St. John street, MadameBlackett, superioressChester City 4; <strong>County</strong> School for Boys, Grosvenor t|t.for 105 pupUs; John A. McMichael B.A.^ B.Sc. heajlmasterChester City 4; <strong>County</strong> School for Girls, Watergatesquare, opened in 1905, for 140 pupUs; Miss HannahMary Footman, head mistressPUBLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS.An Education Committee, consisting of eighteen membersof the Corpo'ration 4 nine co-opted members, ofwhom two are ladies, has been formed for the City it<strong>County</strong> Borough of Ohester'
DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. CHESTER. 227The Committee meets at the Town hall on the firstmonday in the month at 3 p.mChairman, Alderman J. G. FrostDeputy Chairman, J. D, SiddallSecretary 4 Director of Education, A. E. LoveU M ATown haUHigher Grade (girls). Hunter's walk, founded in 1886,for 168 girls; average attendance, 88; Miss A, Jones,mistressCherry Grove, Chapel lane, Boughton (mixed 4 infants),erected in 1910, for 200 boys, 200 girls 4 250infants; average attendance, boys 4 girls 151, infants93; Arthur E. Goodman, master; Miss Henri, girls'mistress; Miss Halsall, infants' mistressChrist Church, Church place, erected in 1840 4 enlargedin 1872 4 1879, for 254 girls 4 228 infants; averageattendance, 257 girls k 176 infants; Miss AnnieMiddleton, girls' mistress; Mrs. Alice Lodge, infants'mistressEgerton street (infants), erected in 1910, for 200 infants;average attendance, 194; Miss E.Jones,mi8tres8George street (boys), erected in igo8, for 350 boys;average attendance, 284; Geo. Thomas Lodge, masterGrosvenor, St. John's, Vicar's lane, erected in 1883 at acost of ;^7,ooo, by the first Duke of WestminsterK.G., P.C. for 281 boys, 241 girls k izg infants;average attendance, 242 boys, 218 girls k 85 infants;Horatio Clare, master; Miss F. Thornton, girls'mistress; Miss Withers, infants' mistressHoly Trinity (boys). Linen Hall street, built in 1868, for200 boys; average attendance, g8; T. Scott, master;(girls). Trinity street, built in 1868, for 200 girls;average attendance, 81; Miss E, Parker, mistressLove street, built in 1909, for 300 boys 4 300 girls;average attendance, 197 boys k 207 girls; L, Margerison,master; Miss M, Bosterne, mistressSt. Mary's (juniors), St. Mary's hiU, for 230; averageattendance, gi; Miss Harriett Brown, mistressSt. Mary's, Overleigh road, buUt by the first Duke ofWestminster K.G., P.C. in 1866, for 220 boys, 200girls ea 240 infants; average attendance, 240 bo> s,igo girls 4 122 infants; Reuben Atherton, master;Miss B. Cumberbirch, girls' mistress; Miss CWithers, infants' mistressSt. Michael's with St. Olave's (mixed). Lower Bridge st.erected in 1879, for 230 chUdren; average attendance,81; Miss H. C Loring, mistressSt. Oswald's, Sealand road (infants). South view. Towerwharf, for 128; average attendance, 84; Miss LucyEoberts, mistressSt. Paul's, Boughton-in-the-City, erected in 1857, for340 hoys 4 220 girls; average attendance, 252 boys4 207 girls; John Weights, master; Miss MargaretMoulton, mistressSt. Peter's (infants), HamUton place, rebuUt in 1888,for 200 infants; average attendance, 117; MissElizabeth Ditchfield, mistressSt. Thomas' (gii'ls), Parkgate road, erected in 1873, for200 girls; average attendance, 182; Mrs. S. Manley,mistress; (infants),' erected in 1887, for gg; averageattendance, 84; Miss Edith C Shaw, mistressVictoria road, erected in 1870, for 320 boys, 200 girls4 127 infants; average attendance, 283 boys, 138girls 4 91 infants; James Skeldon, master; MissMonkhouse, girls' mistress; Miss Sarah C Laing,' infants' mistressSt, Werburgh's CathoUc, Union walk, for 200 boys, 200• pirls 4 250 infants; average attendance, 156 boys,163 girls & 179 infants; PhiUp Lane, master; MissMolshan, girls' mistress; Miss Elizabeth Austin,infants' mistressNEWSPAPERS.<strong>Cheshire</strong> Observer, The Cross, Bridge street; publishedon friday 4 Saturday by the <strong>Cheshire</strong> 4 North Wales• Newspaper Co. Limited; James A. BirchaU, managerChester Chronicle, 27'Bridge street; works, Fletcher's• buildings. Bridge Street row; printed 4 publishedevery fri. by John Ward-JonesChester Oourant, The Cross, Bridge street; pubUshedevery Wednesday by tiie Cheehire b North Wales NewspaperCo, Limited; James A, BirchaU, managerChester Guardian b Becord, i Watergate^ Street row;pubUshed every tuesday afternoon b friday morning' by Mackie 4 Co. LimitedFarmers' Herald, Bank place, Foregate street; publishedmonthly by W. H, Evans, Sons 4 CoRAILWAY CONVEYANCE.General Railway Station (joint lines), top of City road,John WUliams (Shrewsbury), superintendent; JohnBaddiff, station master; Samuel Beading, chief• booking clerk; Harry Jacks, parcels clerkGreat Western Company, General RaUway Station, topof City road, E. Hitchcock, superintendent; J,Quirne, goods agentLondon 4 North Western Company, General RaUwayStation, L. A. P, Warner, district traffic superintendent; Joshua Taylor, goods agent<strong>Cheshire</strong> Lines Committee, Northgate Station, Victoriaroad, Alfred MitcheU, station master 4 goods agentGreat Central (late M, S. 4 L.) RaUway (Liverpool road),WilUam Newton, station master 4 goods agentShropshire Union RaUway 4 Canal Go.; general office.Tower wharf; Thomas Hales, manager; warehouses,Gow Lane bridge (Thomas W. Ghaltou, agent) ; Towerwharf 4 Crane bankRAILWAY CARRIERS.Glieshire Lines Committee Parcels Offices, 43 Pepper st:(Mrs. E. Harris, agt.) 4 17 Eastgate st.(J.Barber,agt)Great Western Railway Inquiry 4 Parcels Offices, 38Upper Northgate street (S. Higginson, agent); 27Ghristleton road; Faulkner street, Hoole; g Eatonroad 4 16 Eastgate streetLondon 4 North Westem RaUway Parcels Offices, 23Eastgate street; 40 Upper Northgate street 4 13Ghristleton roadSutton's Parcel Office, J3 Pepper st. Mrs. E. Harris, agtCARRIERS.With the places they go to, inns they eaU at, 4 daysof departure.Bickerton—Joseph Vemon, Nag's Head cocoa house,Foregate street, sat. 4 p.mBroxton—T. Roycroft, Hop Pole hotel, Foregate street,sat. 3 p.mBurwardsley—Mrs. Randies, Hop Pole hotel, Foregatestreet, sat. 2 p.m.; Bennett, ' Queen's Head,' Sellerstreet, sat. 2 p.mDunham-on-the-HUl—George Weaver, Union Hall buildings,Foregate street, sat. i p.mFarndon—Charles Gauterin, Nag's Head cocoa house,Foregate street, daily, 4.30 p.mInce—^William Jones, ' Raven,' Frodsham street, tues. 4sat. 2.15 p.mHuxley—Frederick Dutton, Nag's Head cocoa house,Foregate street, sat. 2.30 p.mKelsall—J. Lightfoot, 'Nag's Head,' Foregate street,daUy, 3 b 4.45 p.mMUton Green—Mrs. Rebecca Aim on, ' Old Nag's Head.'Foregate street, 3 p.mMci-peth—James Lightfoot, * White Lion,' Foregate st.wed. 4 sat, 3.30 p.mOscroft—Henry Gerrard, ' Old Nag's Head,' Foregate st.sat. 4 p.mTarporley—G. Smith, ' Swan,' Foregate street, tues,thurs. 4 sat. 3 pm,; Mrs. Fleet, Royal Oak inn, tues.thurs. 4 sat. 3.30 p.m.; Mrs. S. Hemmings, ' Nag'sHead,' tues. thurs. 4 sat. 4 p.mTarvin—Mrs. Ellen Lightfoot, 'Old Nag's Head,' Foregatestreet, daily at i, 3 & 5 p.m. 4 sat. i, 3, 4 4 5p.m.; Sergison, 'Royal Oak,' Foregate street, sat.4 p.m.; J, Lightfoot, ' Nag's Head,' sat. i, 3 4 5 pniTattenhall—Samuel Mountfield, Nag's Head cocoa house,wed. 4 sat. 3 p.mThomton-in-the-Moors—Moses Lanceley 4 JamesWilliamson, Bowling Green inn. Brook st, sat. 3 p.mTilston—Probyn, 'Old Nag's Head,' Foregate street,wed. 4 sat. 3 p.mWiUington—Henry Gerrard, ' Old Nag's Head,' Foregatestreet, wed. 4 sat. 4 p.m.; Mrs. Astbury, Nag'sHead cocoa rooms, wed. 2 4 sat. 4 p.mCONVEYANCES.Conveyances from the ' Old Nag's Head,' Foregate street,to Kelsall 4 Tarvin, daily (sundays excepted), at 1,345 p.m. 4 on sat. 1, 3, 4 4 5 p.m.; Mrs. EllenLightfoot, proprietressConveyances from the ' Old Nag's Head,' Foregate st.to WUlington, wed. 4 sat. at 4 p.m.; Henry Gerrard,proprietorTramiway cars leave the general station as foUows:—Week days at 5.20, 5,40, 6, 6.20, 7, 7.20, 7,40, 7.55 b8 a.m. 4 every 7J minutes tiU 10 a.m.; every 5minutes till 7.30 p.m. then every 7J minutes till10.30 p.m. then 11.10 p.m. Sunday, 9.45 a.m. 4e^ ery 15 minutes to 3 p.m.; every 7J minutes till5.30 p.m. 4 every 6 minutes tiU 6 p.m. then every7J minutes tiU 10.5 p.m.; Chester Corporation Tramways,proprietorsWATER CONVEYANCE.Shropshire Union BaUway 4 Canal Co. Tower wharf bCow Lane bridge, Frodsham street; Thomas Hales,manager b Thomas W. Chalton, agentCHESHIRE 16*
228 CHESTER, CHESHIRE. [KELLY'SAbbey buildings.See ST. WKRBUHGH MOUNT.Abbey g-ate-way, Northgatestreet.jWalker, Smith & Way, solctrsDee Conservancy Board, ICecU Plumbe Smith, clerkBishop's Registry Office (JohnGamon, Richard Farmer 4 jJ. Percival Gamon,registrs)Abbey green, Northgate st.'1 Caldecutt Arthur Edward2 Walker John Stringer3 Smith Miss4 Payne Misses5 Fluitt Miss6 Davies Rev. John TimothyM.A. head master ofKing's schoolAbbey square,Northgate st.2 Hewitt Mrs.3 Macdonald George^ Macdonald Miss Mary.\.K.c.M. prof, of music4 Bengough Guy5 Elphick James6 Duglas John, architect7 BonnaUe George S. L.D.S.R.C s.Edin. dentist7 Bonnalie FrederickJ.L.D.S.R.c.s.Edin. dentist7 Brown Charles EdwardL.D.s.R.c.s.Kng. dentist7 Hill Robert, dentist8 Rutherfoord Harold Edwd.M.D. physician8 Blagden John Jas. M.B.C.S.Eng., L.E.C.P.Lond.physiciank surgeon9 Joyce Mrs10 Bedford Rev. Joseph LouisM.A., y.L.s. [incumbentof St. John's -without theNorthgate]11 Canons' ResidenceDarby Very Rev.Jn.L.D.D.[Dean o'f Chester] (TheDeanerj')hereis Ahhey.it12 Sharpe&Davison,solicitors13 Davies Geo.foreman printr15 Cathedral Choir School(Rev. Hendrick ChigneUM.A. head master)Abbey street. Abbey sq.SOUTH SIDE.4 Oxenbould Bernard6 Palmer Mrs8 Havard Mrs10 Corson CharlesNORTH SIDE.3 Wheeler WiUiam5 Duff John M.D., M.R.C.P.Lond. physician7 Wright Rev. Harold HallM.A. (The Precentory)9 Hodkinson Mrs11 Hughes John Thomas,teacher of music13 Ghignell Rev. HendrickM.A. head master CathedralChoir school15 Mocatta Maj.-Gen. DanielAbbots' Grange.See LIVERPOOL ROAD.Abbots' Heyes.See LIVERPOOL ROAD.Abbots' Slount.See LIVERPOOL ROAD.CHESTEE STREET DIRECTORYAbbots' Nook, Victoria rd.j [No thoroughfare.]EAST SIDE.j 7 Setchell Charles, gardenerAbbots' viUas.aSee LIVERPOOL ROAD.Albert street, Egerton st.to Francis street.EGERTON STREET CITYCOUNCIL SCHL. (infants)18 Davis Walter, bakerAlbion street. Park street.SOUTH SIDE.29 Riley WUliam, shopkeeperTerritorial Force DrillHall,Hj'. Adamson, hallkpiNORTH SIDE.2 Pedley Charles, beer retlrWELSH CONGREGATIONALCHAPELAlma street, Boughton.I Millington Harry, beer retAshgrove, Five Ashes.1 Chalton Mrs2 Black Charles B3 Lloyd Llewelvn4 O'Kell Fdwin5 Brown Mrs6 Roberts William Howard7 Turner Isaac8 Low Capt. Chas. F. G.B.ABack Brook st. George st.to Brook place.1 Oakes Thomas, shopkeepr3 Abley Mrs. Ann & Son,team ownersCHRIST CHURCH MISSIONROOM29 Gilogly Thomas, shopkpr43 Bowyer Mrs. Ann,greengroBank place.See FOREGATE STREET.Back Queen street, Yorkstreet to Canal side.lA, Davies A, J. & Go.manufacturingconfectionersBarreU WellhiU, Boughtn.Douglas Mrs. J. M. Keith(Tudor lodge)Ffoulkes John 'WynneShuttleworth Mrs. (Watersidelodge)Chester Water Works,G.Wilfred Bennett.engnrThompson Geo.B. (Renehurst)Evans Edwin John, fitterJones John EustaceCoplestone FrederickBaths street.EAST SIDE.Muspratt J. Rowland B.Asolr.( Prudential chmbrs)Ashbrook Geo. estate agt5 Warren Ernest Gordon7 Fountain Charles B9 Tinsley Frank13 Giles MrsWEST SIDE.2 Townshend Miss4 Whitley Maj. Wm. Thos6 Davies Alfred8 Owen Robert10 Massey Misshere is Union stBeaconsfield st. Boughton.SOUTH SIDE,35 Hughes John, apartments39 Jones Mrs. Sarah Ann,apartments43 Brooks Mrs. Henry, aparts45 Dawson Mrs. Sarah,aparts47 Clegg William, plumber 4cNORTH SIDE.4 Owen Mrs. Clara, aparts ,16 Williams Mrs, Selina,apartments18 Davies Chas. Kdwd.aparts20 MiUett Mrs. Jane, aparts22 Higginson Mrs. Annie,apartments26 Jones Mrs. Ann, apartsBelgrave place.See HANDBRIDGE.Black Diamond street,Brook street.[No thoroughfare.]EAST SIDE.GOAL EXCHANGE :16 DobeU W. B. & Go. Ltd.coal merchants15 Niven James, coal mer14 Dodd William, coal mer13 Thomas Maurice, coal merWALL LETTER BOXWestminster Brymbo Coal& Coke Go. Limited(Daniel Goe,agent)(iGoalExchange chambers)AI, Killon l5)bertW. coal 4lime merchantI McGeever John, coal mer3 Griffith Ernest, coal mer4 Davies John P. k Sons,coal merchants5 Woollam Thos. coal mer6 Jones Jn. coal & lime merWeighing Machine,Wm. Ledsham, clerk7 Billington J. H. Limited,coal merchants8 Rigby Jas. & Go. coal mers9 Evans Richard & Go. LimcoUiery proprietors,Joseph F. Holmes, agent10 Chester Go-operative SocietyLimited, coal mers11 Armstrong & Thomas, coalmerchants12 Morris & Watkin,coal mersWells Fred, general smithPerdval & Co. Limited, railwaywagon buildersGloucester Railway Carriage4 Wagon Co. Limited,Albert Watkins, agentBirmingham Railway Carriage4 Wagon Co.Limited,J. D. Ireland, agentWEST SIDE.I Creighton Jsph. boot repr...here are Neild's buildings...3 North Wales Asphalte CoHabley Thomas, carter5 George inn, Rd. Billingtonhere is James' st..7 & 9 Chester Co-operativeSociety Limited,Oliver Smith, sechere is St. Anne's stherds Church stBlackfriars, Nicholas st,SOUTH SIDE.6 Roberts Mrs. apartments8 5th Territorial Force (Earlof Chester's) Battalion<strong>Cheshire</strong> Regiment,Sergt -Maj, F, Osmond(Orderly Room)10 WiUiams Mrs12 Cosens Rev, ReynerEdwd.William B.A. [curate ofSt. Mary's]14 Lloyd Mrs. Mary, aparts16 Stowe Frederick William8 Humphries Robert20 Evans Miss22 Rogers JamesGunnah Miss (Roodee Idg)NORTH SIDK.2 Baker MissPold place. Bold square.Millwood Wm. coach builderMcGwym Thomas, shopkprBold square. Bold place toSellar street.NORTH SIDE.I Talion Jas. city clubstewrd3 Hawksworth Wm.Francisapartments5 Griffith Owen, accountant7 Smith Henry, comcl. trav9 Coleman James11 Wardle George,cabinet ma13 Jesty Christopher, clerk15 Griffith William Henry19 Martin Alfred21 Brownlow Mrs23 Piper Misses25 Appleton Thomas27 Worrall Thomas Charles29 Green Mrs31 Hughes Edward33 Stenson Mrs. Elizabeth A.apartments (Albion ho)SOUTH SIDE.4 Hatch Herbert Andrew6 Evans Robert8 Jones James Parry10 Hoyland Mrs12 Taylor Samuel14 Richards Mrs16 Broe Mrs13 Andrew John Redgrave20 Hughes John Samuel22 Hill Harry24 \^^illiams Henry26 Lloyd MrsHolland's court,Whitefriars.4 Grindley Mrs. Mary,aparts. (Whitefriars cot)5 Jones 'Thomas A. 4 Co.wholesale confectioners7 Newall Wm. AUwood M.D.srgn. (Bol land'sCourt ho)Boughton, Foregate streetto Tarvin road.NORTH SIDE.I ^^'alsh Patrick, fishmonger3 Roberts AltredGriffiths,gro5 Capper Thomas, butcher7 Martin Jn. GUI, confectnrhere is Ru.isell st9 Liehtfoot John, grocer11 Lowndes Thomas, shopkpr13 Lowe Chas. fried fish dealr15 Cohen Max, draper17 & 19 Baines Robt. pwnbkr21 WiUiamson Thomas 4 Co.bakers23 Nelson James 4 Sons Ltd.butchershere is Steam Mill.-!t25 Gross Foxes inn, WilliamJ. Chester27 BowyerJn.Wm. cabinet ma29 Power Mrs. Julia, greengro31 Pryce Edwd. Hy. cab prop33 Jones Chas. John, baker37 Toner Thos. hair dresser39 Dunning Alexander Kilham,boot maker41 Blank Mrs. Sophia, shpkpr43 Lloyd Mrs.Kate,fi8hmongr45 Tuffy Patrick, beer retailr47 Whelan Patrick, shopkeepr
DIRECTORY.]CHESHIRE.49451 Blease Mrs. Jane, 128 McCormack Wm. beer retlrlamp & oil dealerhere is Beaconsfield st53 Kearns John, shopkeeper 30 Overington Wiliiam Geo.55 Lomas William Edward, news agent 4 tobacconistfried fish dealer 32 & 34 Leech Thomas Henry,57 Yaag Fredk. pork butcher' fent dealerhere is Steven st 36 NeedhamSml.fried fish dlr59 Pegram Jas. & Go. tea dlrs 38 Muskett Saml. shopkeeper63 Stanton Edward, shopkpr 150 Evans E. glass k china dlr65 Morgan Thomas, hair drssr 52 Morris Arthur, grocer67 Waterloo inn, Mrs. Elizabeth54 Evans Thomas, plumberAddis56 Evans Miss Harriet, con69 Davies Mrs. Ann & Miss fectioner 4; news agentHetty, grocers 58 BrazendaleErnst. beer retlrhere is Victor st 60 Miller Jn. & Son,boot mas71 Lennon Owen, beer retailr hei'e is Beaconsfield st73 Vaughan William, grocer 62 Lamb Frank, hair dresser75 Modern Joseph S. butcher 64 Hughes Thomas, shopkpr77 Bayley Hy. boot k shoe ma 78 Worall Jsph. D.cabinet ma79 Slavin Edward, beer retaili 80 ProbertErnestV.cyclereprhere is Fosbrook st 88 Harris Mrs. Jane, confctnr81 Bolton John, baker 90 Shaw Wm. refresh, rooms23 WiUiams Mrs. Mina,mdwf 92 Roberts Mrs. Mary, grngroThomas Edward H. firewooddealerplumber &c94, 96 & 98 Edwards George,'87 Lloyd John 0. shopkeeper SANDOWN TERRACE89 Lince Benj. boot maker 1 Perry Col. H. W93 Sumpter Thomas, joiner 2 SwetenhamEdmundWilson95 Hewson MissM. greengrocr 3 Roberts Francis Edwd. J.PWALL LETTER BoxST. PAUL'S NATIONALSCHOOLS„„.„.x.here is Hoole la97 Dutton Samuel, butcher99 Victory Patrick, beer retlr103 Roberts John, cab propr105 Critchlow Misses107 Evans Rev. Thos. Edwd.M.A.[curate of St.Paul's]109 West JoshuaIII Ashbroo'ii Thos. beer ret115 Wilde Mrs. Alice117 Tracey Miss Jessie, dressmaker119 ^Montague Leonard121 Leaton Mrs121 Leaton Miss Bella,privateschool for girls123 Ould Mrs125 Gunton Mrs.127 Roberts John ThomasM.B. surgeon129 Davenport Thomas Waltr131 Mansley John133 Snelson Mrs. Maria1135 Milburn Charles, tailors'cutter137 Anscow Mrs. Jane, servants' registry office139 Davies William T. clerk1141 Edwards MissA. dress ma143 Norbury Thomas147 Squibb Reginald A151 Dutton Edwin Henry153 Mercer William, florist155 Roberts Wm.watch makr159 Roberts Meshach Lloyd,hair dresser161 Thomas John, painter163 Ashton William, saddler165 Smith Alexandr. Rylance,plumber167 Grimes Wm Hy. boot maEdwards Rev.Frank M.A[vicar of St. Paul's](The Vicarage)171 & 173 Carter Thos.chemsthere is Tarvin roadSOUTH SIDE.2 Chester \A'illiam James4 Tupling Chas. private schl.« here is Den Hills park ...Browne Jas. L. M.B.,ch.B.physician 4 surgeon(Dee Hills lodge)12 Empire Rubber k Cycle CoI2A, Burgess Miss Harriet,news agent24 City Weighing Machine,Samuel Needham, clerk102 CatleyMrs. Alice,news agt104 Haines Wm. watch makr106 Hall Fredk. boot repaireri34Gharlesworth Joe,news agt138 Giffen James Thos. MooreF.R.CS. & L.R.C.P. Edin.surgeon140 Cooper Joseph142 Churton WilUam Henry144 Roberts E. OwenST. PAUL'S CHURCHCAMPBELLMEMORIALHLLi65 Black Lion P.H. John K.Tushinghamhere is Christleton roadBouverie street, Gardenlane to Cheyney road.5 Millward Miss Annie, aprts9 Llewellyn Walter Lee11 Richards Thomas15 Doxey James, traveller17 Pixton James19 Taplin Josiah25 Butterworth Robert, professorof music29 Small Mrs31 Davies Alun33 Craig Mrs. Elizh. aparts39 Bunce Mrs. Sarah43 JamesMissElizh. apartmntshere is Henshall street47 Ardern Theodore51 Harris George Henry55 Shackelton Mrs59 Comber Rev. Hy.Wm.M.A.[curate of St. Thomas]61 Brown Charles63 Dutton Mrs67 Mitcbett Miss69 Kerrish Kev. T. Maltby[Wesleyan]71 Avery George.school attendanceofficer73 Dodd John75 Lovell Albert Edward M.Ahei'e is Cheyney streetEAST SIDE.2 Moulton Thomas4 Edwards Mrs8 Wright Peter10 Parker Frederick William,journalistWest Lorne street,,..12 Clark Jaines14 Denson Miss16 Tatler Alfred18 Johnson John22 Henshall James24 Fryer Rev. John William[Primitive Methodist]26 Guest Henry28 Haswell George W30 Dye Alfred B32 Wellington Mrs...here is Cheyney road.Bradford street. Queen'sPark road.[No thoroughfare. ]EAST SIDE.5 Woodfine Mrs. C shopkpr33 Pierce Wm. cabinet makerWEST SIDE.4 Burgess William, carver &gilder34 Dodd James, shopkeeper76 John Lewis, dairymanBrassey street, Boughton.NORTH SIDE.1 Dodd Mrs3 Hull Harry5 Wild Mrs7 Bithel Mrs9 Eyes JohnSOUTH SIDE.PhilUps Oswald, bookseller2 Lowe William8 Gibbs Robert, clerkBridge place.See LOWER BRIDGE STREET.Bridge street. The Cross toPepper st. k Low. Bridge st.EAST SIDE.1 Lang Hugo & Co. f ncy. stnrs3 Horswil I John, pork butcher5 Evans Wm. SI. who.tbcnst7 Davies EUis & Co.Limited,tea dealers9 Brickland Joseph, fishmngrII Clark Edwin & Jas. cutlers13 Dodd & Sons, butchers15 FletcherW.&R.Ltd.butehrs19 LightfootJn. provision dealr21 Gerrard Henry, butcher23 Lightfoot John, grocer25 Hayes Robert, butcher27 Chester Chronicle office,J. Ward-Jones, printer &publisher39 Dutton John Rowe & Sons,wine merchants37 Clarke John H, hosier39 Jones H. & Go.news agents41 Denson Robert E. grocer43 HigginsonMissE.greengrcr45 Richardson Joseph,butcher47 HawardenMrs.H,ding.rms49 London Bridge hotel,Thomas Horn51 Jones MissM. J.confectnr53 Bird Miss Mary E. tobccnst55 Roberts Geo. Edwd.draper57 Speakman Mrs. A. ironmgr59 Duplock Walter A.P.S.pharmacist61 Knowles Robert, grocer63 Lloyd Edward, butcherST. MICHAEL'S CHURCH..,here are Lower Bridge streetSf Pepper streetWEST SIDE.THE CROSS2 Donald & Co. chemists4 Siddall Jn. Davies, optician6 ShawR.G.&Co.ironmongrs8 <strong>Cheshire</strong> Observer Office(<strong>Cheshire</strong> & North WalesNewspaper Co. Limited,printers 4 pubUshers;Jas. A.BirchaU, managr)8 Chester Gourant (<strong>Cheshire</strong>& North Wales NewS'paper Go. Ltd. printersk publishers; James A.Birchall, manager)CHESTER. 22920 Cottle James Ltd.confctnrs24 Whittingham Brothers,china,gla8s &c.merchants26 Marston Hy.Jn. cycle mnfr28 Hooley & Co.tallow chndlrs30 Old Vaults p.H.Geo.Barlow.here is Coinmonhall street...The Grottop.H. J.IngoldsbyC Aliens &Sons,pict.framrs32-{ TOWNSUB-POST4M.O.O.,L S.B. &c34 Maher Wm. cycle agent36 Shuttleworth Richard 4Sons, curriers &cWood Thomas & Sons,ironmongers &c. Seeadvertisementherr! is Pierpoint lane40 Welsby Thomas & Co. winemerchants42 Baker & Sons, bakersPILLAR LETTER BoxJones Richard k Co.Ltd. house furnishers48 Jones William, grocer50 Healey Miss A. M. draper52 Williams Wm.& Co.tobacco& snuff manufacturers, hei'e are Whitefriars ^Grosvenor streetsBridge Street row. TheCross to Lower Bridge st.EAST SIDE.I BelfastShirt &GollarDep6t,hosiers k glovers3 Evans Mrs. Mary Roe,berlin wool repository5 Waymouth H. Staines,hosier & glover7 Goswell L. & A. milliners9 Parrott William, draperII Lowe 4 Sons, goldsmiths15 Richards Hy. Wm. taUor17 Heapy Frank E. hosier19 Ni.xon Jsph. G. hair drssr23 Rose W.R.photographic dlr25 Wright A. J. hair dresser27 Davies &Shepheard,chmstsFLETCHER'S BUILDINGS :Chester Chronicle (J. Ward-Jones, printer k publisher)Burghall Alfred, bookbinder29 Appleton John, draper31 Lewis Thomas, tailor35 Henderson John Wallace,art furnisher37 HamleyMadame,costumier43 Richardson Adam, pianofortedealer45 Garnett& Son,cabinet mkrs47 Playfoot Ernest P. ladies'& gents' outfitter49 Crawford G. H. antique dlr51 Dale E. pianoforte wareho53 4 55 Wright William Chas.(exors. of), hosiers 4cLondon Bridge hotel,Thomas Horn59 Jones Fredk.&Go.boot mfrs61 SherrattD &Go.Ltd.dealersin works of art 4c63 4 65 Francis k Go. glass& china dealers69 Johnson Bros. (Dyers) Ltd71 Thurman, Jackson k Go.boot makers71 Jackson Albert Edward75 Dutton N. tobacconistST. MICHAEL'S CHURCH... here is Lower Bridge st ,,,WEST SIDE.22 Dee BUlposting Co32 Davies Edward, joiner44 Jones Miss10 Jefferson Henry, draper &c 46 Parkin Wm. Henry, aparts2 Newman Jn.Ellis,ironmngr14 Lloyd Edwin, grocer16 Jackson John, grocer18 Stuckley 4 Sons, hosiers,,,. here is Bolland's court,.,.48 Jones Arthur50 Edge Miss Margt. aparts52 JohnsonMissR.W.dress ma
230 CHESTER.Brook lane, Liverpool roadto Borough boundary.NORTH SIDE.Bridge Josepb CM. A., MUS.DOC.(ChristChurch vicarage)CHURCH OF ST. LUKE(parish of ChristChurch)2 Addy James4 Miln George P5 Clemence Alfred6 Richardson Archibald7 Johnson Henry P8 Evans Frederick 09 Bates Thomas Ashtonhere is Grange rdPILLAR LETTER BOX10 Aldersey Miss12 Scott John13 Denson George14 Gray Mrs15 Jowett Edgar17 Freeman Charles Edward18 Hulse Mrs19 Powell John20 Weldon Thomas T21 Lea Henry22 Harker William Hhere is Ne wry park29 O'Feely Thomas O30 Johnson J. Leonard M. A31 Julnes James A32 Shepherd Rev. Francis E.A. M.A. [curate of ChristChurch]33 Duke Misses35 Elphick Geo. P35 Hibbert CharlesBrook place, Brook street toLyon street.2 Baron Geo. Wm. herbalist6 Weinholt August, fried fishdealer8 Duck Charles, hair dresserBrook street, Gow La. bridgeto General Railway station.WEST SIDE.Browne Morton, builder 4contractor (Cow Lanebridge)III Harrison Miles Robert,news agent113 Hall John Henry, china kglass dealer115 Totty Mrs. Ann.fishmngr117 Bradshaw Thos. hair drssr119 Railway inn, WUliamJoseph Shaw...hire are Black Diamond st.Sf Hoole bridgeChester Cocoa House Co.Ltd.(branch) (Miss Frances A.Owen, manageress)Clegg H. A. & Sons, masonrycontractors &c. See adI Rowley Joseph & Sons,watch makers3 Burtonwood .v Jones,secd 4vertisementPooley Henry 4 Sons Ltd.agricultural implementweighing machine makersmerchants (The Smithfldd)(repairing shop)here is the General Railwayhere is Goi'se .itaeksstationSmithfield Cattle MarketEAST SIDE.5 Chester Cocoa House Co,Limited (branch) (MissC. E. Davies, managrss)7 WainwrightMissMaryAnn,butcher9 Lewis Miss Annie, confr11 EvansMrs.MaryJane,mllnr13 Harmshaw Arthur, hairdresser k umbrella maker15 Richards Thos. N. painter4 decorator17 Hughes Edwd. fried fish dlr19 Jones Miss Eliza, news agt21 Bennion Jn. wardrobe dlr...here is Higginson's court.,,23 Queen's Arms P.H. OliverOi-mrod25 Carline Miss S. greengrocer27 Gerrard GilbertW^rn.plmbr29 Bayley Frank,boot repairer31 Dobson James W. newsagt33 Goe Walter, hair dresserrOwen Geo. Thos. grocer35^ TOWN Sub-Post 4; M. 0,( Office.hei'e is George st43 Taylor Fredk. Herbt. tailor45 Humphreys Owen, saddler47 BradshawThs.K. tripe drsrCHESHIRE.49 MorganMrs. Annie, tbccnst51 Taylor A. k Sons, boot masS3 Crewe William, butcher55 Jones Walter, florist57 WiUiams Miss Mary, friedfish dealerS9SbarboriVicenzo,ice crin.dlr61 Hake Charles, florist65 MiUington James, baker67 Dutton Mrs. Annie, tailor69 Pegram James 4; Go. Ltd.tea dealers71 Green Edwin, bakerhere is Brook place73 Roberts William, chemist75 Williams Rt. paperhanger77 Warrington A. 4 Go. cyclemanufacturers79 The Ladies Tailoring Co.tailors 4 milliners81 Maypole Dairy Co.Ltd83 Lightfoot John, grocer &wine merchant87 Moss George Hy. chemist89 The Dee Motor Go. motorengineers91 Eastmans Ltd. butchers93 Hughes Geo. jun. fruiterer95 Bloom Solomon, draper97 Chester Meat Stores,btchrs99 Pinnington Richd. plumbrLanceley Henry, Son & Go.engineers &c105 PuUin Joseph, cabinet ma107 SymondHarryD.watchmaIC9 Lomas Thos.Hy.fruiterer2 & 4 Jones & Stephen, ironmongers6 Lamb Robert, buildingmaterial merchant (GowLane bridge). Seeadvertisement8 Parish & Go. (W.H.Jones),builders' merchants10 Davies Mrs.A. H.fancy drpr12, 14, lO & 70 Bradleys,pawnbrokers, outfitters,hatters & glovers (JosephBanks, proprietor)18 Liverpool Daily PostINIercury 4 Weekly Post4 Echo (A. G. Jeans,publisher)(branch office)20 The Copar Sweet Co.confrs20A, Sing Harrie, laundry22 Evans W^illiam Samuel,who. & relail tobacconst...here are Bowling Green bank. 4" Milton st24 k 26 Bowling Green inn,Mrs. Sarah JaneChapman37 Stanley Arms P.H. Peter 28 Monis Jn. & Son, boot masHughes28A, Morris John, clothier39 Jones John, hair dresser 30 WUliamson John, baker41 Garry Miss Mary, dining here is James strooms32 Cottage inn, Albert Taylor34 HorswillJohn.pork butcher36 WilliamsFranklinHchemst38 Wilkinson T. L. k Sons,fishmongers40 Coombes J.& Co. boot reprs42 Home 4 GolonialTeaStores44 Pritchard Edward, draper,. here is Charles .it48 MilUngton Robert Thomas,news agent50 RobertsJohnM. pork butchr52 NuttWm. Jerome,china dlr54, 56 &; 72 Clemence FrancisArthur, grocer58 Smith Thomas EUis, paperhanger4c60 Thomas James, stationer62 Moss George H62 Patston Chas, R. butcher64 Brooker iSIiss Eliza, fancydraper66 Marrs William Alan,picture frame maker68 CatheraU Joseph, confctnr70 Bradleys, outfitters,hatters& glovers (JosephBanks, proprietor)72 Clemence Fras. A. prov.dlr74 Horswill Jn. jun. tobaccnst76 Universal Meat Go. butehrs78 Muirhead Robt. fruiterer80 Shires Joseph, tobacconist82 Harrison Chas confectioner84 Crowder Reginald Glare,oil k lamp dealer86 Pate WUliam E. hair drssr88 Wild Amos, butcher90 Chester Go-operative SocietyLtd. (boot dept)92 Lightfoot MaxwellGordon,pawnbroker &c94 Egerton Arms P.H. JohnE. Joneshere is Egerton st96 Angel htl. Leonrd.Pearson98 Snowden George, grocerhei'e is Francis st100 Glynne Arms P K. FrederickWilliam Attewell102 Jones John Le.slie, tailor104 Bennett Thomas108 Thelwell Walter Harry,agent for the W^est<strong>Cheshire</strong> BreweryCo. Ltd110 Liver hotel,Edwd.Embrey112 Paterson William, aparts114 George John116 McGeever John118 Stubbs Robert James126 Ormonde Arms hotel,James Darling128 Ratdiff Jn. station masterST. BARNABAS' CHURCHhei'e is General Railway stainEro-wn's lane.[No thoroughfare.]2 Baker Samuel, cowkeeper7CurrivanMrs. Margt. shpkprfowell George, cowkeeper(River lane)Bryutirion.See CHICHESTER STREET.Cambrian road, Garden la.to Cambrian vicAV.SOUTH SIDE.I Martin Fredk, H. tobaccnst7 Price Miss Florence, dressmaker21 Lightfoot Jn. Hy, decoratr31 Tennyson WUliam, joinerCambrian vie-w, Cambrianroad to Granville road.I BitheU Mrs3. Price Edwin, poulterer7 Pollard Henry11 Stone Harry JVIorton, trav[KELLY'SWhaUeyJobn & Son, landRestate agents ,4 surveyors(Ashfield)Whalley Mrs. (Ashfield)WALL LETTER BOX,.,here is Granville roadCanal basin.See SEALAND ROAD.Canal side..here is Queen street.2 Grosvenor tavern, ThomasGilbert Davies..here is Back Queen street...Griffiths Brothers, corn merchants(Queen's wharf)here is Charlotte street.,.',,4 Mayers John, Son 4 Co.builders 4c, See advertisement,here are Cathrall's buildings.:14 Dobbins Patrick, marinestore dealerMillman Fredk,antique dlrhere is Seller streetPhoenix Wm. G. wheelwright.here are Thomas's buildings.Snelson Henry, corn dealerLogan Charles Edward,.marine store dealer18 Stevenson Chas.blacksmitbCanal st. Upper Northgate.street to Raymond street.NORTH SIDE, jhere is Garden lane „2 Davies William L. (Beecb-,wood housedDavies Wm. T. 4 Sons,tobacco 4 snuff manufr&10 Barker Miss12 Hope Miss S14 Evans Mrs16 Jones Reuben, builder18 Lee FrankOrme Joseph, slaterhere is Raymond streetSOUTH SIDE.I Watson Wm.R. cabinet ma3 Ashby Frederick, builderHope James Green(Sealandview)Carr street, from GeneralRailway station.Price Mrs. Bessie, refreshmentroomsChester Corporation Tramways,John Gardner, managerCarter street, Sibell street,.13 Haswell Herbert Frederick,,shopke?pcr.. ,., here is Belgiavest •Castle esplanade, St. Martin'sash.1 Cottier Francis2 Rogers INlrs3 Godwin Andrew Nixon4 Birch MissBarber Ven. ArchdeaconM.A.,.F.S.A,[rector of St.Bridget's4 St.Martin's, archdeacon4canon of Chester] (St. Bridget'srectory)MILITIA BARRACKS (marriedquarters)ROYAL ENGINEERS' DIVISIONOFFICEWALL LETTER BOXCastle street. Lower Bridgestreet to Grosvenor street.SOUTH SIDE.3 Garden James, lodging hse5 Pritchard 4 Son,lodging ho9 EilridgeMrs.Eliza, shopkprII Williams John, cowkeeper15 Parry Mrs. Jane,apartmnt8''=27 Brown Mrs
DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. CHESTER. 23129 Royal Standard P.H. Wm,Hastings HughesNORTH SIDE.4Greenan Robt.Hy.shopkpr6 Ward Robert Henry, horse(& trap proprietor10 Ridgway James 4 Sons,mechanijal & water engineers16 Browne William, joiner18 Golden Eagle P.H. Mrs,Catherine A. Hunterhere is Bunce street20 Nutting Miss22 Domestic Subject Centre(.Miss Moat, organizingteacher)MILITARY HOSPITAL,Lieut. - Col. A. DoddR.A.M.CMajor H. A. BerrymanR A.M.CCatUedral chambers.See ST. WERBURGHSTREET.Catherine street, Sealandroad to Charlotte street.NORTH SIDE.35 Charmley Thomas,butcher41 Sutton George, gi-ocer67 Jay Thomas, m-arket suptSOUTH SIDE.24 Jackson John A. mastermariner40 Owens John, grocer(Jeffreys Thomas, baker42 \ TOWN SOB-POST k M. 0.( OfficeSeeCattle market.GEORGE STREET.Chemistry lane, Tarvin rd.Mills Mrs. (Applegarth)Musgrave Mrs. J. B. (Greenbank)Lawson John (Lygnum villa)Monk Arthur (Woodlands)Martyn Gerald Stephen(Moreton house)Cherry road, Tarvin road.43 Williams Mrs. Jane.grocerCheyney road, Parkgateroad to Gordon lane.NORTH SIDE.Best Rev. John Dugdale M.A(prin. of Training CoUegefor Schoolmasters)SOUTH SIDE.I Eccleston William, builder9 Parry GeorgeII Ledsham William Birtles,commercial traveller13 Arm trong Mrs15 W^illiams Mrs17 Harrison John Hy. Barnes23 Jones Williamhere is Bouverie street33 Hewitt Mrs37 Bell Thomas Harrison39 Pearca Frederick41 Harley Thomas43 Boden Edward45 Seller James47 Williams Mrs49 Thomas Edward51 Gorst Johnhere is Denbigh street55 Thomas Walter G57 Turner Frankhere is Garden laneChichester street. UpperNorthgate st.to Garden lane19 HoweU Alfd. fried fish dlrhere is Walter stCHRIST CHURCH MISSION HO.(Mrs. Kenyon, caretaker)Cavendish rd. Hough grn.Muspratt James RolandSOUTH SIDE.(Lumley house)I Petroll MrsDickson James Husband 3 4 4 & 6 Perry Miss Jane'167 Southard John(Vindavaga)E. boardiuff'house. See Peacock inn, John Atkini advertisennentSOUTH SIDE.Cecil street, Tarvin road, j here is Lorne st. , here is the Mount ,7 Lloyd Enoch, grocer 5 Wright Mrs2HughesMissGwen,dress mahere is North street 7 Roberts David4 Dean Mrs. Mary Ann,21 Ellis Frdk. Edwin.shopkpr 9 Donne Mrsbasket makerhere are CecilSfChwpel terraces II Sumner WUliam6 Welch William,confectionr23 Ellis F. &L Go. wholesale 17 Smith blisses Charlotte k 6A, NortonEdwd.Chas.saddlr8 Isherwood George,butcher 37 Hill Miss Florence, aparts8A, Henshall Amos Edwin, 39 Gumming JamesL.D.S.GlassmaUware dealers2 Eaton Mrs28 Seller Mrs. Annie, grocerChapel lane, Boughton.I BitheU William, butcherCherry Orchard inn,Robert William JonesCOUNCIL SCHOOLS14 Harper John, insur, agent34 Mosford John36 Goodman Arthur Edward,schoolmasterSneyd-Kynnersley Edmd.McKenzie (Boughton lo)Occleston Thomas Oswald(Manor house)Chapel terrace, Cecil street.2DunningWm.Fdk.insur.agtOharles street, Brook streetto MUton street.EAST SIDE.Hydraulic EngineeringCo.Ltdhere is Milton street.WEST SIDE.8 Pritchard John, bird dealrCharlotte street. Towerwharf to Catherine street.1 Brown Mrs, EUen,8hopkpr5 Smith Mrs,Ellen,dressmkrCharlotte street, York st.to Canal side.2 Johnson David, coal merCaroline, apartments19 Davis R(jbert21 Brown Mrs. Elizh. aparts25 French Mrs27 Rogers Miss19 Snelson Wm. E. news agnt21 Pearson 4 Barton Lim.chemists23 Proud F. J. 4 Sons, hotwater engineers25 Cryer Robert, grocer27 Pritchard Thomas Nelson(exors. of), grocers27 Great Western RailwayGo.'s parcel office29 Gardeners' Arms P.H.WiUiam Tapley31 Williams Edwd. boot repr43A, Butler Mrs. Elizh. grocer47 Hughes David H. confctnr51 Williams Richd. beer retlrhere is Challinor ter53 Mahoney Mrs. Bridget, bosr61 Venables George, butcher67 Ledsham George, grocer77 k 79 Reed George, grocerhere is Cecil st81 HoUins Mrs. EmUy,shpkprCONGREGATIONAL CHURCH95 NeedhamThos.fried fishdlrChurch street, Upper Northgatestreet.[No thoroughfare.]CATHOLIC APOSTOLICCHURCHhere is Lorne st -8 Baxter Rev, Aubrey B.A.[minor canun of Chestercathedral]Churton road, Tari'in road.1 Underwood J-»hn, clerkRobertsLewis(Churton vil)9 Moore Rev. William[Primitive MethodistlII Wright Charles21 Holmes Joseph Francis-2 Thomas Mrs. Felix2A, HopeMrs. Hannah.shpkprhere is Ingham st City road, Foregate street toIII Gibbons Martin, - grocer ' General Railway Station.WEST SIDE.Grosvenor Park hotel, JohnHayeshere are Earl's villas115 Brogden Mrs. H. shopkpr121 Butler Chas. blacksmith121 Parry Louis,iron merchnt123 Dudley Mrs.Maria,grngroWALL LETTER BOX135 Evason Jn. W. provsn. dlr139 Richardson Jn. boot repri4iGoathup Ghas.fried fish dlrhereis Chapel la145 Turner Josepb, cab propr147 Griffiths Miss Emily,shopkeeper155 Sawyer Arthur Ernest157 Sinclair Howard WadeHampton, irnmgrs.' asst159 Campbell Duncaa Alex.engine driver161 Wright Jn. engine driver63 Woodruff Thos. Hy.mngrhair dresser10 Stanley Fredk. shopkeeper12 Kay William, confectioner29 Pate Thomas, prof, of mus 114 Gibbs Levi, boot repairer31 Hurd Alfd. Geo. com. trav 116 WarburtonJas. fried fish dlr35 Jones Thomas Jhere is Garden laneNORTH SIDE,•.d Ayrton AlfredDay John, ) Bryn-Storrar Andrew, J tirion4 4 6 & 3 Perry Miss Jane E.Northlands private hotel4 boarding house. Seeadvertisementhere is Lorne st8 Hobson George10 Hargreaves Rev, JohnJames [Baptist]12 Goodyear Frederick J14 Graham James20 NichoUs George Frederick22 Whitehouse Misses26 Jevons Mrs, Thomas Henry28 Gregg Mrs32 Viggars HenryChristleton road, Boughtonto Great Boughton,NORTH SIDE,I WilUams George, hair drssr11 4 13 HaU Fredk, baker13 London 4; North WesternRailway (parcel office)17 Blythin John, tobacconist18 Parkin Reginald Knowles,cycle repairerhere is Sandy la20 Huxley Mrs. Sarah.shopkpr28 4 30 Parker Thomas,picture framer34 Jones Frank, boot makerGuy John (Boughton ho)40 SutcUffe Jas. coal merchnt42 Wareing Miss EUen,shpkpr52 Gaulton Mrs. Susannah,greengrocer56 Young George, shopkeepr58 Evans Walter, grocer72 Leach Mrs. Maria, grngrcr80 Riley Miss Cath. shopkpr104 George George, tailorhere is Stocks la122 Davies Mrs. AnnChurch street. Black DiamondSt. to CornwaU st.NORTH SIDE.here is Talbot st10 WorrallWilliamC. beer retlrhere is Walter st.,here is Cornwall stSOUTH SIDE.here is Talbot St..15 Jones Mrs, Mary, shopkprI Thompson Mrs. WilUam.James, news agent3 Cook William, tailor5 Dutton Chas.Rupert, jewllr-7 Vassella Patrick, confectnr-9 Doughty Rd, Dyer,tobccnstII Aspey MissMary,con£ectnr -13 42oPerryMrs. Emily,fruit»15 Malar Lucin, confectioner17 Aston Miss Lucy, BuxtonHouse temperance hotelPRESBYTERIAN CHURCH21 Gestrian htl. Fras. Massey23 Sinclair Mrs. Mary ELtobacconist25 Boss Louis, restaurant27 Price Joseph, The Chancellorcafe31 Blackwood W. 4 L.Windsor temperance htlhere is Liadworks la33 Adams Mrs. • Florence*dress maker35 Dutton Edwindentist41 Morris Mrs. Eliza, aparts43 Bennett Mrs, John, apartff45 Llewellyn Mrs. Maria,,Roslyn temperance hotd47 Wilkinson Chas. restaurnt49 Newell Miss Mary E.Boston temperance hotel51 Smith W. H. &; Son,stationers 4 news agents-53 PitneyMrs.Jn.Hy.Memphietemperancehotel55 Abbot Miss Kate.boardg. ho-Chester 4 North Wales-Motor Garage (Gapt.Theo. Masui, proprietor)Washington temperancehtl. (il2issRoberts,mngrs)hereis Tramway stWestminster hotel (R. 4 E..Roberts),W. H. Roberts, mngrEAST SIDE.CHESHIRE COUNTY GOUNCIE.EDUCATION OFFICES,Richd, P, Ward, directorof educationJohn Hy. Howitt, assistntYoung Meredith M.D., 'c.M.Edin., Dip. san.scLvict., D.P.H.R.CP.S.Eng, county medicalofficer of health & chiefschool medical officer4 Ramsay C. b Co. tailor&
232 CHESTER.CITY ROAD—continued.8 Ashford Frank, tailorlo NewsteadArth.taxidermist12 Barnes Mrs. M.A.beer retlri6 Grosvenor (The) Rink Ltdi6 Bradshaw 'Thos.K,tripe dlri8 Williams Alfred, plumber20 Perry Mrs. Emily,greengroROYALTY THEATRE,MUton Bode 4; EdwardCompton, sole proprs26 Neston 4ParkgateHygienicLaundry k Cleaning Co.Ltd, (receiving office)30 Swift Thomas, news agent32 Harker John k Go. rope &;twine manufacturershere is Canal sidehere is Leadworks laWESLEYAN METHODISTCHURCH34 Stubbs Johnhere is Queen's rdCity Walls,Eastgate 4 roundthe walls.BiUington J. H, Ltd. coalmerchantsBrunoRati'aele,tchr.of mus8 Randies Miss Mary Alice,confectioner9 Cornthwaite Mrs. A. contr10 Partington Mrs11 Wyld Norman14 Grindley Jonathan15 Davies Mrs. E. apartments16 Snelson Misses Mary 4Amelia, apartments17 Sprang Mrs.Martha,drsma19 Stewart Martin M.APritchard Chas. bird dlrGREY FRIARS :7 Duckworth Henry3 Blayney ArthurQueen's School (Miss BeatriceClay B.A. head mist)Water Tower Museum,J. Preston4F. Peers, caretkrsLloyd Mrs. Elizh. fancy dlrPye Miss Lucy J. artistReed John, refreshment rmsKing Charles I. Tower,Wm. Hy. Icke, caretakerSewell Fredk. G. sculptor 4c.See advertisementCHESTER DISTRICT SKIN DIS-PENSARY^,Harold E.RutherfordM.D.k John James BlagdonL.R.CP. physiciansKing's Arms Kitchen P.H.Mrs. Georgina RobertsChurton William Hy. k Son,soUcitors (The Eastgate)Cliveden road.See HOUGH GREEN.Coal Exchange.See BLACK DIAMOND STREET.Cock Pit yard.See NEWGATE.Collins yard.See UNION STREET.Commonhall street.Bridge st. to Weaver street.SOUTH SIDE.3 Peers Alfred, smithPrice G. wholesale fishmgrNORTH SIDE.Wood Thomas 4 Son, ironmongers&c. See advertisement12 Davies Wm.Alun, who.gro26 Williams k Co. basket^ ' makers (Old HaU place)I Dyson Edwd. pinafore mfr26 Fennah Miss A.J.milk sellrCHESHIRE.40 Thorp Geo, boot repairer44 Moss John Arthur, coal dlrHOLY TRINITV MISSION RMCorn Ezchangre.See EASTGATE STREET.CornExchangre chambers,City walls.16 Wakefield, Dodd4Thornely,chartered accountantsLloyd's British Testing Co,LimitedChester k North WalesPermanent InvestmentBenefit Building SocietyHalkyn District MinesDrainage GoGrosvenor Hotel Co. Lim,John Dodd, sec18 4 19 Boden Robert W.architect20 Roberts Wm. F. com. agtCornv^aU street,St. Anne st.[No thoroughfare.]WEST SIDE.hei'e is Somerset st13 Hughes Edward, shopkprEAST SIDE.here is Church .it32 LloydMrs.H.gro.&beer retCow Lane bridge.See BROOK STREET, FRODSHAMSTREET 4 VICTORIA PLACE.Crane ba.uk, bottom of NewCrane st. to Sealand rd.EAST SIDE.Fetters W. Hughes 4 Co.tobacco manufacturersFUnt Boat House inn, Walter' Edward PedGrosville Motor Go. Limited,motor manufacturersTaylor Edward C (Crane ho)Musgrave Joseph 4 Co.timbermerchantsSamuel George, smithWhiteley Chas. H. organ bldrCrane street, Watergatesquare to Kitchen street.SOUTH SIDE.1 Whaley Mrs3 Freeman Mrs7 Webster George Penrose9 Mason Mrs. Sarah, apartsII James Mrs17 Lewis Mrs19 Wilkinson Thomas L19A, Glubbe Charles,inspectorof police21 Prescott Mrs23 Green Mrs25 Laycock Alfred William29 Lund Ralph Simpson31 Icke Wm. Hy. fine art dlrAdams John, livery stables33 Smith MrsSmith T. Jn. (Ludlow ho)here is Kitchen stNORTH SIDE.2 WiUiams Thomas6 Sconce Charles, plumber10 Blayney Miss Sarah Jane,apartments14 New Miss16 TUston John, builders' mer20 Whitlow John28 Mills Mrs. Margt. apartmts40 King's Arms P.H. MrsRose Ellen Dew44 Davies Francis, baker46 Smith Mrs48 Camm Thoma8,brush mfrs54 Barton Miss Alice,dress ma66 Ward Mrs. Jane, shopkprCrewe street, Egerton st.to City road.SOUTH SIDE.here is Suffolk sthere is Francis sthere is Nelson st16 Bridgewater hotel, Mrs.Mary Ann BassTRAMWAY TERRACE :3 GhalUnor Mrs. Sarah,shopkeeperI Rose Joseph, apartmentshere is City rdNORTH SIDE.here is Francis .itCrook street, Watergate toPrincess street.WEST SIDE.Warden's Almshouses19 Griffiths James, shopkpr27 Pearce Mrs. Mary, shopkpr29 Hill Josepb, boot repairerCITY MISSION LECTURE RMhereis Princess stEAST SIDE.here is Hamilton pi12 Snelson Mrs. E. shopkeeprI2A, Snelson Henry, joinerhere is Herbert's court... here is White Lion yard ...here is Princess stSeeCross (The).See EASTGATE STREET.Crypt chambers.EASTGATE STREET ROWSOUTH.Cuppin street, Grosvenorstreet to St. Martin's Ash.SOUTH SIDE.3 Creighton P. boot repairerSt. Francis Catholic "YoungMen's Society 4 Club,C Doran, hon. secST. FRANCIS PRIVATESCHOOL,Miss M. Dooge, mistiiA, Vickers Mrs. J. apartsChester United Gas Co.(offices 4 show rooms)(Frederick A. Pye, sec.& general manager; J.CBelton, engineer & worksmanager)WiUiams Isaac & Son,plumbers 4c19 Murphy Mrs25 Dunville Mrs. J. aparts27 Williams Mrs. Elizh. grocer31 Williams Mrs. Hannah,dress maker33 Jones William... here is St. Martin's Ash.,,NORTH SIDE.2 Belgrave vaults P.H.P.Lane4 Waddington Thos. Wright,news agent6, 8 & 14 Williamson Thomas4; Go. bakers18 Christie Richard, shopkpr20 Williams Isaac22 Williamson Thomas26 Manning Mrs. E. aparts36 Jones Edwd.4Sons,tobaccomanufacturers38 Peat Mrs. Mary, beer retlrJones Jas. M. wonlstaplerGurzon park,SOUTH SIDE,Booth Lawrence (Dinglebank)Fletcher Miss (Gleneden)5 Dolphin Harold E7 Maclaren George Sandford9 Verschoyle Col, John H11 Shuttleworth Richard13 'Young Meredith M.D[KELLY'S15 Roberts Col. Arthur Noel17 Weyman Miss19 Jacson Mrs21 GUbert Mrs23 Brassey Herbert25 Dowdall Col, Alymer P. G27 Dutton Harry BoultonDuckworth Walter B,(Curzon house)Thompson Henry (Brightholme)Massey Miss (The SevenOaks)JoUiffe Henry (Kilbroney)NORTH SIDE,2 Clare AlfredWALL LETTER BOX4 Davison George6 Johnston George Henry8 Lutener Mrs10 Holmes Mrs12 Taylor Henry14 Thompson Col, Richard13 Brown Harry20 Savage Col, J,W. (late E.E)22 Finlay MrsMichod Madme.(Fernville)Roberts John Sheriff (TheGables)Yolland Gol.W.B.E.(BurrisGroft)Walker Hubert Walker PButt Mrs. (Willowmere)Dale street, Filkin's lane.Ideal Laundry Go, (The)Dee banks, Boughton.WALL LETTER BOXHarrisThomas(C!areinont)13 Sinclair William15 Andrews Frederick James17 Jones Rev. John L.[Cong]19 Howie William21 Newman Mrs23 Johnson Frank25 Peel Mrs27 Bray George Henry29 Peake Blencowe B31 Lee Samuel Wynn33 Hale Philip Augustus35 Lugard Cecil39 MaUalieu ArthurDouglas Jn.(WalmoorhiU)Dee Fords aven. Sandy la.I Williams Rev, Horace J,E,M,A. [curate St. Paul,Boughton4minor canon]Webster Seymour (Braeside)Constable WUliam Henry(Hillside)AustinGeorge(TheGable8)Dee HiUs park, Boughton.E versonFdk. (Normanhrst)Warrington John Thomas(Inglewood)5 Edwards Miss7 Mayers John9 Brown Mrs, Henry TII Foster David6 Hamilton Walter B8 Davies George10 Rose William H, TSmith Hrbt, Geo,(Benrick)Pedley Chas,Hrbt",(Dee lo)Thomson James R. (Uffingtonhouse)WALL LETTER BoxBurnett Gen, Sir CharlesJohn K.CB., K.c.v.0.(Government house)Dee side, St. John's church.Jayne Right Rev. FrancisJohn D.D, [Lord Bishop ofChester] (The Palace)Dee Side miUs,See HANDBRIDGE.
DIRECTORY.]Delamere street. UpperNorthgate st, to Victoria rd,SOUTH SIDE.Chester Socialist SocietyMeeting RoomEdwards James, motor engnrPLTMOUTHBRETHRENMISSIONHALLNORTH SIDE.BitheU Brothers, stationers &;cGorst John, cycle agentHack Henry, athletic goods dlrEvans Wm, Saml.wbo. tbcnstProud F, J, 4 Sons, heatingengineersShingler William, builderRigby H, 4 Go, wardrobe dlrsHaselden James H. wood trnrTomkinson Andrew 4 Walter,boot repairersWest <strong>Cheshire</strong> Brewery Go.Limited (Walter HarryThelwell, agent)Evans J. 4 Sons, tailorsEvans Miss Elizabeth, tea rmsDenbigh street, Cheyneyroad to Henshall street,I Armstrong A. J. teacherof music9 Fisher Frederick, boot reprDeva terrace, Dee side-1 Roberts Mrs. Lena2 Roberts WUliam3 Shacklock Miss4 Roberts Rev, John [Presby]5 Winter Robert George6 Jones J, Parker7 Boulter George Henry8 Stewart George9 Shepherd Mrs. M. C10 White William Oliver11 Lang Richard12 Gray Mrs. Mary13 Lane Phillip14 Owen Percy15 Bown Percy16 Williams Peter17 Brown WiUiamDuke street. Lower Bridgestreet to Park street.6 Johnson Albert, dairymanGregg Robert, builder12 Brown4 Co.(Che8terLtd.),furniture warehouse22-Kennish Mrs, H. apartmnts26 Chesters 4 Sons, windowcleaners28 Deary Charles, electrician, 30 Hyde Louis,school of commerce& typewriting30 Hyde Denis, photographer34 Swift Arthur, insur. agent38 Lloyd George, shopkeeperWEST SIDE.31 Andrews John, shopkeeper51 Dudman MrsEarls villas. City road.[No thoroughfare.]I Fletcher Richard, shopkpr3 Bradley James, hair dresser5 Greaves H.refreshmnt.rms7 Smith Arthur Joseph, refreshmentrooms19 JeffersonFrdk.W, boot reprEastern pathway, Queen'spark,NORTH SIDE.1 Yates Rev. WiUiam (supt.minister Chester UnitedMethodist Circuit)2 Steele Lieut, George Aug,inspector of army schools3 Jones Rev, William A.T.S.[Congregational]4 Chirnside John5 WdforJ Hilton Thirkeld6 MacLaughlin Edmund8 Richardson FrederickEastgate building-s.bee FOREGATE STREET,ICHESHIRE.Eaatgrate street. The Crossto Eastgate bars,SOUTH SIDE.THE CROSS .-2 Walton Bertram,watch ma4 NichoUs Thomas 4 Co,tobacco manufacturers6 Simon John, pharm. chmst8 Barnett Mrs. Florence Gconfectioner10 OkeU John Glare, butcher12 Beckett Joseph & Co. furnishing drapers14 Shaw Charles G. ironmngr16 Great Western Railway Co.Parcel Office,S. E. Higginson.city agt18 Blake James, boot maker20 Knowles Fredk. W. hatter24 Boots Cash Chemists26 Butt & Go.Lim. goldsmiths28 4 30 Brown k Go.(Ghester)Limited, antique department; house agents,valuers k auctioneers.See advertisement42 Beckitt James William,oyster bar 4cFearnall Sidney R. auctnrhere is Newgate street ...Grosvenor hotel(MissFlorenceEllenLockwood, managrss)Huxley John 4 Son, wine morsNOR-fH SIDE.King's Arms Kitchen P.H,^ Mrs, Georgina RobertsNewns Wm. T. hair dresserEastgate Street row nrth.2 Hughson Arthur, land 4estate agent 4 registrarof births, deaths & marriages19 Commercial Union AssuranceCo. LimitedT. A. Jennings,res. inspctr21 Barton Walter, hair dressrBoot inn, Samuel Whitlow25 Ashley Mrs. Margt. aparts27 Andrews Edwd.accountant27 New <strong>Cheshire</strong> Salt Go.Lim27 Hawarden 4 District WaterWorks Go27 Chester Diocesan FinanceAssociation29 ChesterRaceCourseCo.Ltd.Fredk. Jn, Warmsley, sec29 Warmsley, Jones k Go.accountantshere is Godstall laneGODSTALL CHAMBERS :1 Society for OrganisingCharitable Relief & RepressingMendicity,F. MUl ward, agent2 Johnson Chas. W. accntnt4 & 5 Cook & Leather, accountants6 WUliams A. Caradoc A.M.LCE. civil engineerPriest Arthur, architectChesterI Etonian (The) Economic 13^ ^^'f^V ^T^'^Clothing Association Club Limited,3 Grindley Jonathan, grocer5 Gash k Co, boot makers7 Irish Linen Association9 HasweU William, hosierII 4 13 Jones Richard 4 Go.Limited, genera I drapers15 Guckenheim Jas. boot ma17 Griffiths John, provsn. dlr19 Barber Jn.glass & china dlr21 Day G. k Son, tobacconsts23 London k North V^'esternRailway Go. Parcel Office25 Houghton Henry CharlesB.O.A. optician27 Dutton George 4 Son,family grocers 4c29 Briggs k Co. boot makers31 Corlett Wm. Henrj-, hosier33 Thomas H. F. house furnishei'4c.See advertisement33 Thomas Henr)- FParrs Bank Ltd. (branch)(JamesRobertson Thomson,mauager; LawrenceBooth k David Forster,joint sub-managers)here is St. Werburg street ..Bank of Liverpool Limited(branch).Perc}' Ashcroft, mangrDicksons Limited, seedmerchants 4; nurserymnCorn Exchange (Wakefield,Dodd 4; Thornely,agents)39 Picturedrorae,WUliam Hunter, lesseeWilkinson T. L. 4 Sons,fishmongers41 Grosvenor Motor Co. Ltd.Owen F. Southcott,mgr.See advertisement43 Domestic Bazaar Go. Ltd45 Knowles Mrs. Mary Ann,hair dresserGros venor Club (Col, Savage,Walter Conway, sec33 WilUams Wm. Hy. plumbr35 Taplen 4 Paddock, printrs37 Gorlet William HenryEastg-ate Street row sth.The Gross to Newgate st.2 Brown G. J. H. k Son,goldsmiths4 Simon John, pharm.chmst6 Bostock& Heeley, boot mas8 KnightMissEmilyR. ladies'outfitter10 London Rubber Go.W. J. Williams, mangr12 Beckett Joseph 4 Go. silkmercers &c14 Smith John k Son, tailors16 Minshull4Meeson,stationrs18 Grown 4 Glove P.H. Wm.Delmage20 WilleyHenr}-4Go. boot mas22 Pollard Miss Edith Mary,confectioner24 Lang Hugo k Go. fancystationers26 DaviesHart4Son, shirt mas28 Boots Cash Chemists30 Johnson Ezra4Sons,tailors32 Butt & Go.Lim. watch mas34 Brown 4 Go. (Chester) Ltd.cabinet makers36 4 38 Brown 4Go. (Chester)Limited, silk mercersCRYPT CHAMBERS :Brown Harry F. I.L.B. solrWilliams Richard G. solicitorHugh-Jones Llewelyn, officialreceiver in bankruptcyTobias John, assistant officialreceiver in bankruptcy40 BoUand R. 4; Sons, bridescakemanufacturers 4c.See advertisement42 Phillipson 4 Golder,bksllrs42 Society for Promotinghon. sec. ; H. E. Wood, Christian Knowledge;steward)London City k Midlanddepository at PhiUipson4; Golder'sBank Limited &; North 42 National Society Depot4 South Wales Bank 44Lindop Wm. Edwd, drapr. &c(branch)(CharIes Greenhouse,46 Thomas Miss Harriet J.manager)tobacconistCHESTEE. 23348 Johnson Frank,pharmacist48 The Artificial Tooth Inst50 Spencer Mrs. Emma,jeweller 4cLittle John 4 Go. grocershere is Newgate stEaton road.EAST SIDE.345 Brown James, painter9 Nugent Mrs.Ellen,8hopkprGreat Western Railwayparcels receiving officeSOOTH VIEW :2 Powell Harry3 Sutton Miss6 Fletcher Ernest7 Rolt Lionel GII Stewart Rev. William B.A.[curate of St. Mary's]13 Brown Thomas Henry15 Parker Brothers, buildersParker Georgehere is Percy st17 Lockwood Pliilip H19 PoweU Jsph. mrkt. grdnr21 Gilbert John Egerton23 Siddall John Davies25 Lloyd Edward.. hei'e is Pinford laStrange Jas.frmr.(Pinford la)Jones Edward P. J.P. (Greenbank)HERON BRIDGE :Barker H. YWEST SIDE.2 Cotgreave Mrs8 Williams Miss10 Barker Richd. Longueville14 Woodhouse Herbert Henry16 Davies Robert J20 Phillips Mrs22 Shuttleworth Richard24 Hostage Mrs26 Mill Miss28 Davison Miss30 Thompson George32 Schroder Walter G. A.R.CA.(head master.Sch.otArt)34 Walle^Rev. Alfred H. M.A.[rector of St. Peter's]38 Nightingale William Hy40 Lowe Cecil42 Eastwood MissesParry Mrs. (Netherfield)Thompson Mrs. (Neitherleighhouse)50 Gresty Alfred52 Gregg RobertEaton villas.See EATON ROAD.Edgbaston villas.See WATERLOO ROAD.Egerton street, Brook streetto Canal side.EAST SIDE.7 Roberts Miss Eliza, drssmaMorris k West, paint mts.(City paint mills)27 Brown Henry, beer retailr..here is Albert stCOUNCIL SCHOOL.,here is Creive st29 Jones Mrs, Alice, aparts31 Moore Miss Mary, day schlMISSION HALL35 Killon John Henry35 Killon John 4 Go. well snkrs37A, Prandle Wm. paper mer37 Steen Mrs. E. regd. midwfe39 Hill Robert Edward.paintr49 Wright Edwin,vaccinationofficer 4 collector to theguardians53 Harrison Ernest, fum. dlr55 IrouBridge inn, Wm.Smithhere is Leadworks lane .,,.
234 CHESTER.EGERTON ST9EET—continued.57 Siddons Arthur, baker59 Clarke Bernard, butcher63 StuttardHerbt.tripe dressrhere is Seller stWEST SIDE.here is Samuel st18 Moore Thomas, butcher42 Hildreth Mrs. Elizh.grocerhei'e is Milton st44 Union hotel, G. Gerrard46 Taylor Mrs. EUzh. newsagt50 Gray Robert, hair dresser52 Crane Mrs. Edith M. draprEversley pk. Liverpool rd.[No thoroughfare.]NORTH SIDE.Potts Hubert (Modyn ho)1 Greenhouse Charles3 Kelham Miss7 Goldthorpe Mrs9 Skipwith Francis11 Ould MissSOUTH SIDE.... hei'e is Waterloo road ...2 Hobbs Charles J12 Brackenbury Col. HerbertW. (late R.A)Exton park.See PARKGATE ROAD.Filkin's lane, Boughton.12 W^illiams George Henry14 Roberts Ishmael16 Owen Joseph18 Chesworth Mrshere is Dale st32 Warburton Thomas, grocr42 Carr William44 Bernard William46 Hall James Bradbury48 Eaton John Garter, locomotivesupt. L, & N. W.Rail. Go50 Smith Edward James52 Cooper Capt. GeorgeParry Mrs, (Boughtongrange)Fish market.See MARKET HALL.Five Ashes.Johnson William, farmerSpeed Mrs. Martha, farmerFletcher'sSee BRIDGEbuildings.STREET ROW.Foregate street, Eastgateto Boughton.NORTH SIDE.EASTGATE BUILDINGS :Evans 4 Co. (Chester; Lim.importers of wines 4cHuke's Library 4 Depot,stationery 4 fancy goodswarehouseOLD POST OFFICE YARD.THE EAST(;ATE :Kendrick's Ltd. bill postersCoe E. 4 Son, paintersGoe Henry J. picture cleaner4 restorerWarrington John, engraverWebster Seymour, bookbinderJones John, commission agent5 Dean 4 Rigby, saddlers 4harness makers7 Chester NorthgateBreweryGo. Ltd, bottling storesk wine k spirit vaultsBANK PLACE:Evans W, H., Sons 4 Co.printersFarmers' Herald Office (W. H.Evans, Sons & Co. printers4 publishers;CHESHIRE.9 Brassey J. E, 4 Son Ltd.ironmongers & cycle agtsII Stead 4 Simpson Ltd, boot4 shoe warehouse13 Hop Pole hotel, Jas, Buttle15 Orrett WUliam 4 Arthur,tailors 4 woollen drapers15 Serre AchiUe,dyer4cleaner174; 41 Day G. 4 Son,tobcnstshere is Frodsham street21 Bear's Paw inn, EdwardStanley Dawson23 Chapman E. boot maker27 Oliver George, boot maker29 Kendrick John, baker &c31 Stanway John, boot maker33 Williams Mrs. mantle mnfrhere is Commercial row35 Williams William, grocer37 MortonGeo. 4 Wm.boot mas39 WiUiamsW.T.ladies'outfittr41 4 17 Day G. 4 Son,tbcnsts43 Heylin Brothers, saddlers'ironmongers45 Pritchard Jn. 4 Son,tailors47 4 49 Old Nag's Head inn,Henry E. Ostle51 Donegal Tweed Go. tailors53 Jones G, D. ladies' outfitter55 Burrell Thos. Gaze, outfittr57 Burrell Thomas Gaze,house furnisher59 Green Dragon, SamuelAlfred Haswell63 Bannister Miss ElizabethA.M. baker65 London Central Meat Go.Limited, butchers67 Shelly James, greengrocer69 4 72 Atkin Charles, confrhere is Queen street71 Ellis Herbert, pianofortewarehouse 4c. Seeadvertisement73 Globe Boot Go. bootmakers75 Monk George k Arthur,motor engineers77 Monk Wm. Hy. gun makr79 White Lion P.H. Mrs,Maria Reynolds81 Richardson Frederick,glass4 china dealer83 Hepworth J. & Son Lim.clothiers85 EdwardsGeo.drpr.4millinr87 (lilbert Francis 4 Son,watch makersChurton, Elphick,Roberts &Richardson, auctioneers,appraisers &c. (auction. mart)89 Huke James W'. chemist91, 93 4 95 Stark Henry,dr£tpr.... here is Claremont walk97 OldQueen'sHead,Wm.Price99 Gash Clothing Go.dothiers103 Marks & Spence Limited,bazaarhereis Parry's entry105 Dutton Bros, pawnbrokers107 Wallace R, k Sons, tailors109 4 III Storrar'sSuccessors,ironmongers k dairyengineers113 Tiddy Thomas, draper...hei'e is Parker's buildings...115 4 117 Burrell Thos. Gaze,clothier119 Nobletts Limited, confrs121 Jones J. Parker, furn. dlr123 Martin Henry & Co, winek spirit merchants125 Robertson Edward, drapr127 Spence Crawford, who,tobacconist129 Blackburn William &; Co,Limited, clothiers131 Kennedy John Jas, tailor133 Coppack Sml. 4Son8,grcrs135 Morris P. & Co, (Chester)paints4c, manufacturers.See advertisement137 Queen's Head hotel, W. E.Taplinhere is Seller street139 Bradleys, clothiers, outfitters,hatters, glovers4c. (Jspij. Banks, propr)PILLAR LETTER Box143 Carver Edward, baker145 ("Clark WiUiam, grocer4; < TOWN SUB-POST 4; M.O.147 ( Office149 Smith Saul, tobacconisti5iRing 0' Bellsp.H.Jn. Walkerhere is City road155 Williams Peter, tailor155A, Dodson Mrs. Mary,apartments157 Quinn Mrs. Mary, fruitr159 Quinn Fredk. Geo. baker161 Anderson Robt.dining rms163 Sbarbori Vicenzo, confr165 Coppack Samuel & Sons,provision dealers167 Perrin,Hughes k Go.Lim.plumbers' merchants169 Exchange Vaults P.H.Matthew FrowSOUTH SIDE.OLD B.VNK BUILDINGS :Phillipson k Golder, booksellers4cSmiths, Gore & Co. land agts.Frdk. Jas. Andrews, agtGiles Edwd. Sharman,solicitor<strong>County</strong> Court Offices,Edwd. S. Giles, registrarMinshull k Muspratt, architectsk surveyorsHarris 4 Co. merchantsEast Halkyn Mining Co. Ltd.E. Noel Humphreys, secHumphreysE.Noel,accountantConway Walter, charteredaccountantFirst Chester Economic BuildingSociety,Walter Conway, secRoberts E. Owen, barrister19 Gheshire(Earl of Chester's)Territorial YeomanryOffice(J. Lamb, regimental sergeant-major)\^'llliams-Golt David A. V,M.A. barristerGriffiths John, soUcitorEdwards Harold Wm.barristrOwens Jn. stock 4 share broPaul Edward (private office)Cummings Sidney G. architectCorlett William Hy. hosier 4cPlant G. H. 4; Co. seed mersOLD BANK CHAMBERS:Bate James C solicitor 4coroner for West <strong>Cheshire</strong>Eddisbury Liberal Association,W. D. Woodall, agentEvans WUUam Wynn, solicitr8 Lloyds Bank Ltd. (branch),bankers (Old Bank)here is St. John streetNational Provincial Bankof England Ltd.(branch)14 Cottier Francis,dining rms16 Thompson,Son 4Clemence,provision dealers20 Dutton Alfred S.dining rms22 Manchester 4 LiverpoolDistrict Banking Co.Limited (branch)24 Golden Lion hotel. MissAlice B. Watkins26 Hammond John, photographicmaterial dealerUNION HALL BUILDINGS :Burrell Thomas Gaze, draperSalter k Salter (1900) Lim.boot makersChester Bottle Exchange[KELLY'SIRoberts Westry 4 Co, cheesefactorsHoulbrook Jn. Rbt. potato merTaylor Wm. C upholstererHowley Peter, joinerColeman James, saddler .:34 Fletcher W. 4 R. Limited,butchers36 MiUs T, & Son, printers38 Chester BUliard Hall Co40 Ledsham b Glover, florists42 Reece Mrs. WiUiam,currier44 Royal Oak inn, WilliamTidswell46 Guest & Wardle, housefurnishers,, here is Balls ct48 Chester Cocoa House Co,Limited (Little Nag'sHead GocoaHouse)(Chas,•Stewart, manager; W.H. Lipsham, sec)..here is Crown ct50 Hunter Jas. Lim .seed mers52 Dyson Edward, draper54 4; 56 Dawson & West,pawnbrokers 4c...here is Swan ct58 Durish Anthony, baker60 Swan hotel, Samuel HarryJanion62 Ainsworth John Moore,news agent64 Ellis R, J. 4 H. painters66 Singer Manufacturing Co.Ltd. (Andrew O'Connor,district manager)72 Haswell's cafe74 Eastmans Lim. butchers76 Smith James, greengrocer...here is Love st78 4 82 Chester Co-operative'Society Limited,drapers,John Oddy, manager82 Edwards Miss Fanny,bookseller'84 Fielder S, Limited, ladies''outfitters86 Liverpool Victoria LegalFriendly Society,Rhyl Williams,dis.man86 Liverpool Victoria InsuranceCorporatn.Ltd.(Jn.Jas. Stewart, dist.inspr)88 Lockwood Wm.T. architect90 Lockwood William T92 Hannon k Gunning, dressmakers94 Haswell C G. 4 Son, charteredaccountants94 Talacre District Mining &Drainage Co. Limited96 Wheeler Hubert, cycle agt98 Martin H. &.Co. grocers98 Bailey H. Grant, clerk toTarvin Union 4 RuralDistrict <strong>Council</strong>100 Roberts Robert Randall,chemist104 Shakespeare inn, HughFlood106 Wilkinson T. L. 4 Sons,fishmongers108 Williams John H. butcherno Cook G. Mark, artist112 Avery W. & T. Lim. scalemanufacturers114 Drutter Geo. hair dresser116 Jeffs & Co, drapers118 Kennedy Michael, Belgravetemperance hotel120 Prudential Assurance Co.Ltd. (Geo.Hy.Bray,supt)124 Ireland Israel, florist126 Miles Thomas Bryant,watch maker128 Wild James F, butcher130 Preston H3', furniture dli^hereis Bateman's ct132 Ball George, hairdresseri
DIRECTORY.]134 Jones F. J, b Son, electricalengineers136 Hughes Mrs. Jane, draper,„hereis Grosvenor Park rd,,.136A, Smith Alex. R. confectr136B, Eleonore 4 Go.milliners138 COUNTY CONSTABULARYOFFICE,Lieut.-Col, J. H. Hamersley,chief constable;W. Leah, deputy chiefconstable; W.T.Pierce,detective inspector142 Bars hotel, Geo, C, Berry144 Gordon Mrs.Lilian,apa.rts146 4 148 Greenall, Whitley 4Co. Ltd. brewers(stores)150 Battersby Richd storekpr152 Lees William M.H.C.S.Eng., L.s.A.Lond. surgnhereis Dee laFrancis street, Brook st.to Leadworks lane.EAST SIDE.hereis Sibell stII Langford Henry, shopkpr41 4 43 Roberts Philip, dairy63 Pritchard Arthur, plumber73 Mason Mrs. Sarah.shopkpr75 Williams Jn G. fried fish dlrhere is Crewe stloi Moss Joseph, shopkeeper115 Garner Jn. J, cab propr121 PhillipsMrs.Annie.shpkprhere is Peel st135 Gough Thomas, beer retlrWEST SIDE.2 Brown Harold, temp, hotelWansell John, joiner38 WillianisonMrs.Ann,shpkrhere is Albert st58 Potts Thomas, shopkeeperhere is Crewe stFrodsham street, Foregatestreet to Canal bridge.WEST SIDE.5 Yates Samuel, blacksmith7 Robinson Henry, herbalist9 Tyson Miss Sarah,dress maII Chester k District BillPosting 4 AdvertisingCo. Limited13 Sunday Chronicle 4 DailyDispatch (branch office)15 Jones Mrs. Elizth. millinerPUBLIC RECREATION GRND17 Wakefield James,confectnr19 MillsMissFlorenceG.millnr21 Freeman Charles Lewis,hair dresser23 4 25 Phillipson b Golder,. printers27 Chester Co-operative SocietyLimited, outfitters31 4 41 Currie Peter M. M.eyesight specialist33 Taberer Frank H. printer39 Baguley Wm. Hy.prov.mer45 Red Lion inn, George W.Walker49 Horsenail Fredk. herbaUst51 Dutton Albert Edgar, pictureframe maker53 Williams Walt, watch ma55 Edwards Mrs. Emma, confectioner57 Thomas Wm, watch maker59 Gestrian Motor & EngineeringCoKALE YARDS :Eigby Bert, boot repairerHibbert Reginald, slaterHaswell Wm, b Son, stone &marble masonsMcLeUan Brothers, builders &contractors. See advor-,ti8enientCHESHIRE.Shropshire Union Railway 4Canal Go.'s warehouses 4bonding stores,Thos. W. Chalton, agentPublic Weighing Machine,Thos. W. Chalton, agentEAST SIDE.2 Jones Miss Mary, news agt4 Gatley Robert, watch repr6 Snelson Wm, E. news agt8 Taylor Gregory, hair drssr10 Kendrick Mrs. L. news agt10 Kendrick's Ltd, bill posters12 Birkenhead Brewery Co.Limited,Frank Coveney, agent14 Simpson Samuel,beer retlr16 Ellis Thomas, undertaker18 Harker J. A. 4 Son, manufactuirers'agents20 Mason Saml. Goode, printr24 Wilkes Tom Wilmot, chmst26 Rowlands Frank, butcher28 Lord Raglan inn, Fredk.Tilston Holland28 Chester Licensed VictuallersAssociation (F. T.Holland, sec)COMMERCIAL HALL :Tyson Charles, boot makerEdwards Jn. Reed, brush mfrOwen James, cabinet makerDodd John, joinerPowell Peter 4 Sons, coachbuilders30 Dutton E.4 SonSjUndertkrsSOCIETY OF FRIENDS'MEETINO HOUSEhere is Union walk32 New City Arms hotel, Geo.Charles Berry34 Dutton Frederick, baker36 Hughes Mrs.Wm.P.millnr38 Whatmore Thos. tobaccnst40 Davies Walter,piano dealer42 Mealing Edwin, fum. dlr44 Box Henry, cycle agent46 Quinn Joseph J. baker48 Robinson Geo. timber dlr50 Spinks Arthur M. confr52 & 56 Clarke William, tinplateworker54 Spratt Fredk. J, hair drssr58 Mason Mrs. Vera, milliner60 Harnott Miss Kate H. mllnr62 Wright Marshall, tobaccnst64 Odd Fellows' Arms P.H.Joseph Charmleyhere are Victoria pi. 4"Canal sideGarden lane. Canal street.WEST SIDE.9 Ward Henry, shopkeeper19 Orrett WiUiam21 Chester Home for LostDogs (Alfred Hogg)here is Short pi23 F'isher Miss N, dress ma33 Roberts John, boot repr35 Gardiner Robt, Hy, hardwaredealer45 Rowland Misses M. 4; A.shirt makers47 Tyson Mrs. Martha T, dressmaker49 Venables George, grocer. ,. here is Raymond st51 Bouverie Arms P.H. JohnKendrick Jones53 Davidson William, chemist55 Dawson Joshua, tobaccnst57 Morton Joseph, butcher59 Wooley Charles B. grocerhere is Lovisest61 Hushes Mrs. Elizh. grocer63 Taylor & Sons, boot dealrs65 Lloyd Thomas, draper67 Rowland Joseph, fishmngr69 Barnes John, butcher71 Chester Co-operative SocietyLimitedhere is Orchard stI Gardiner Fras. A. grocer75 \ TOWN Sub-Post 4 M. O.[ Office79 Jackson Jn.Barnett,butchr81 Gopple Richd.4 Co. hosiers83 Walker George, confr85 McKay John, boot & shoemaker89 PearsonJoseph Hj'.shopkprhere is Camlrrian rd93 Poole James H. grocer95 Wright John, builder97 Owen John, boot makerIII Postles Thos. shopkeeper113 West Thomas, dairyman127 Pickthall Thos. J. grngro129 Nixon Edward, dairymanhere is Saughall rdEAST SIDE.4 Lightfoot John, painterBurtonwood Frank,painter10 Rimmer Thos. com. trav18 Glover Thomas30 Williams William32 Jones Thomas J. tailorhere are Chichester st.4: Bouverie st34 Lloyd "rhomas, boot maker36 Power Michael, greengrcr38 Price Frank D. butcher40 Dietrich Peter,fried fish dlr42 Hand Charles, grocer44 Savage Wm.Hy.hair dressr48 Jones James, fried fish shphere is Plvm terWESLEYAN MISSION GHAPL50 Chichester Arms P.H. Mrs.McLean Alexander52 Rodgers Mrs, Annie,.shpkprhere is Cheyney rdGeneral Kail-way Station.City road to Brook street.Chester General Railway Station(Joint lines) (JohnWilliams, supt. Shrewsbury; John Ratdiff, stationmaster)London 4. North WesternRailway Co. (John Williams,supt. ; Joshua Taylor, goodsagent)PILLAR LETTER BOXWyman 4 Sons Ltd. bookslirsBaker Thomas, floristRefreshment Rooms (L. 4 N.W. Ry. Co. proprietors ; MissPetchell, manageress)Great Western Railway Go.(E. Hitchcock, supt. ; J.Quine, goods agent)Queen Hotel mews (adjoiningstation)Queen hotel (Hugh McGregor,manager)here is City rdAlbion hotel,William Riches, managerJones E.Lloyd,refrshmnt.rmsHutchinson 'Harry Langstaff,hair dresserhere is Can' stDee Mineral Water Co. Ltd,mineral water manufactrsGeorge street, UpperNorthgatestreet to Brook street.NORTH SIDE.I WiUiams W, T. 4; Son,decorators7 Heylin Ernest 4 Frank,saddlers9 Heylin John, shopkeeper11 Jackson John, boot repr13 Burgess Alfred G. draper17 Parr John William, plmbrhere is George ter19 "Taylor Alfred, gasmanCHESTER. 235here is Harrison's pi21 FarreU Miss Sarah, aparts23 Lockley Thos. bird dealer25 Astle Mrs.Ellen, mon.masn27 Ducker Phillip James27 DuckerS.4Son,santy.engrs29 Hillaby Miss Ann E. confrPRIMITIVEMETHODISTGHPLhere is Victoria rd31 Royal George P.H. Mrs.Maria Dunbabin31A, Ashby Frederick, joinerCOUNCIL SCHOOLhere isOulton pi35 Astbury Jsph. Jn. shopkpr39 Garner William, fruiterer43 Evans John, shopkeeper45 Flear Hcnrj' D.news agent47 Roby Harry, hardware dlr49 Ship Victory P.H. Mrs.Sarah Diggeryhere is William st61 Kelly Mrs.Elzth.hairdressr63 Needham Mrs. WinifredMarj', shopkeeper65 Bennett William, saddlerhere is Thomas st69 Market Tavern, Mrs.Emma Turner83 Rowlands Willie A. furnituredealer85 Errington Mrs. Ann,grngrohei'e is Wellington st87 Gosmore Henry, beer retlrhere ii Back Brook st89 Edwards Mrs.Emma.shopkeeuerqi Ellis Thomas, hair dresser"93 ^Morris Robert, shopk^per97 Milbourne John W.dentistSOUTH SIDE...here ts a drinking fountain..16 Houghland Miss C insur.agent20 Jones George, farrierChester Christian TemperanceSociety (Temperanceball)SALVATION ARMY BARRACKS22 White William, inspectorof postmen24 Clayton (xcorge, manager26 Proud Morton G. engineer.. here is Gorse stacksCATTLE MARKETPublic Weighing Machine,Thos. Turner, in chargeFearnall SidneyR.auctionr36 Smith Jas, potato salesmanhere is Brook st ,Gladstone aven. Sealand rd.to Whipcord lane.NORTH SIDE.25 Snaith Thomas, grocer37 Holland Joseph William,city missionary41 Binison Frank, insur. agt65 Foden AN'm. boot repairer71 Pinches Geo. insurance agtSOUTH SIDE.30 Thompson Mrs. Mary,dress makerQladstone road, Cambrianview to Granville road,EAST SIDE.14 Chesters William36 Lewis Edward, milk dealer84 Haxton Andrew, tailor86 Newstead Alfred, curatorof theGrosvenorMuseum..,. here is Granville roadWEST SIDE.3 Brown Frederick G7 Jones Joseph, buyerII Price Henry, comrcl. trav17 DuncHU Jas. marine engr21 Brown Mrs
236 CHESTER.GLADSTONE ROAD—con.23 Backhouse Edward, inspectorto the Societyfor Prevention ofCrueltyto AnimalsGlan Aber pk. Five Ashes.I Hawkins Josiah M3 Francis J. (South bank)Okdl Philip HenryWood George (Bradda)Pritchard Thomas (Tregothnan)Pritchard Owen (\^'alden)Barron Capt. Alexander(Barony;Britton Sydney E. (Evercreech)Redman William Robert(Inglewood)Wright Andrew JohnEwing Miss (Cartref)ChannonEdwd.( Bathonia)Hughes Thomas W. (LlysGwilym)WilliamsEdwd. (Brynsiriol)Fielding John (Ainsley)Denson Mrs. (TentrifHeys)Pratt Hugh (Delaval)Day Albt. Edmund CLynn)Gloucester st. St. Anne st.[No thoroughfare.]EAST SIDE.here is Somerset stCHRIST CHURCH20 Williams ^lissElizh.shpkprGodstall chambers.See EASTGATE ST. ROW NORTH.Gorse stacks, Lia irge streetto Brook street.Burtonwood & Jones, seedmerchants\^'ELSH BAPTIST CHAPELSeddon Charles, cheese saltmerchantMaddock Jn. coach builderGoss street, Vi'atergate st.WEST SIDE.1 Darlington Ernest, commissionagentII Dodd Edward, floristAssay OtKce,Jas. F. Lowe B.A. mastJohn F.Lowe & Ric'ad.E. Tatler, wardensLowe ^^'illiam F. analyticalchemist15 Kendrick Edwd. dairymanEAST SIDE.2 Taylor Mrs. Mary, midwife6 ^^'illiamsMrs.Edith,drssmaGrange road. Brook lane.EAST SIDE.2 Sumpter Henry, builder6 Coveney Alfred8 Millington John Stanley16 Newton Edward18 Marriott Joseph W20 Dale Mrs22 Rowley Henry24 Drake Charles26 Cooper EdwinWEST SIDE.I Clark Frank3 Crosby John Geo. Roberts5 Jones Joseph Graham7 Mitchell Alexander9 Cochrane John, travellerII Heard PercyGranville road, Cambrianview to SaughaU road.19 Mason John21 Eason Benjamin23 Radcliffe William25 Williams JamesCHESHIRE.29 Dickinson Mr>i33 Brown Alfred E37 Faircliffe Miss39 Huxley Miss41 Hughes William P43 Niu-hoUs Miss45 Parker William47 Harding Solomon49 Gahill MissDavisArthur (Brook house)here is Saughall roadE.\ST SIDE.6 Hellberg Ivor J12 Lamb Robert14 (rlassy Henry, coal agent16 Ireland Jesse David,agt.forthe Birmingham RailwayCarriage &WagonCo.Ltd20 Carpenter Mrs26 Whitlow Arthur, tea mer32 Richards Harry, cutter.... here is Gladstone road —48 Conjers AN'illiam RGreen-way street, Handbridge.[No thoroughfare.]II Gillespie Mrs. A. shopkpr22 Randies James, coal dealerGreyfriars, Nicholas street.1 Stolterfoth :\Irs3 Potts iNIiss4 Hirst John5 Owens John6 Ballard Edwd. Geo. H. M.inspector of alkah worksDickson Henry Charles(Greyfriars house)Dickson Edward Devereux(Greyfriars house)Grosvenor buildings.See NEWGATE STREET.Grosvenor chambers.See NEWGATE STREET.Grosvenor Park road,Foregate street.EAST SIDE.BAPTIST CHURCH6 Marsden Misses7 Horton Mrs9 Seddon Mrs10 Darlings James11 Fennah George HenryWEST SIDE.3 Edwards ThomasST. \\'ERBURGH CATHOLICCHURCHChambers Rev. Joseph (St.Werburgh's presbytery)Hayes Kev. Maurice (St.Werburgh's presbj tery)Grosvenor park.Evans William, park keeperGrosvenor pi.Grosvenor rd.2 Taylor Miss A, M. dress ma4 Taylor WiUiam R6 Wolfsohn John8 Newton John10 Davis Evan, apartments12 Humphreys Miss M.aparts14 Morris Pryce16 Hogg GeorgeGrosvenor street, Bridgestreet to Gastle.SOUTH SIDE.Griffith Giles Rd. printerI Newns Robert, hair dressr3 Lloyd Thomas, cycle agt... here is Little Cuppin st ..7 Chester Benevolent Institution (E. Andrews, sec)9 Hamilton Archd. DouglasM.D. physician11 Swallow Geo, draughtsmn13 WUliams Evan, com. trav15 Knowles Miss17 Hudson Samuel Enoch19 Clark Misshere is Jinnee st21 Saddle inn, C C Edwards25 Williams Miss E. shopkpr23 Bounds Charles, tailorGROSVENOR MUSEUM,Duke of Westminster,presidentJohn Dodd, secAlfred Newstead F.E.S.curatorChester Archaeological 4Historic Society (WalterConway, sec)Chester Society of NaturalScience 4 Literature,Frank Simpson,hon. secCHESTERSCHOOL OFSCIENCE4 ART,J. Dodd, secWalter G. Schroder,artmasterJohnA.jMcMichael B.A.,B. sc. science masterCHESTER TECHNICAL DAYSCHOOL,John A.McMichaelB.A.,B.sc. head masterChester, Wrexham k DistrictSavings Bank,Henry Ebrey Crane, secCrane Hy. Ebrey( Bank ho)NORTH SIDE.2 King's HeadSampeyJohn4 Dodd Peter, dining rooms6 Jarvis Joseph, florist8 Edge Frederick, plumber10 Simpson & Son, saddlers12 Shonelsaac Frank,tobccnst14 BelgraveVaultsP.H.PatrickLanehere is Cujiinn st16 Fox & Barrel P.H. ThomasMileyi6A,FoxFras.jun.chimney swp18 Public Weighing Machine,]M rs. Eliza Rey na rd,lessee20 Thomas Miss A. confectnrRoman Catholic MonasteryHonnibaU Rev. SeraphinDolan Rev. JohnBracey-Wright Rev. LouisBelwood Rev. CharlesSr. FRANCIS CATHOLICCHAPEL24 Holaway James Frederick,photographer26 Roberts W. Pierce sculptorOld St. Mary's Institute,Saml. Hughes, caretakrThe Groves, Dee side.1 Ainsworth John Moore,refreshment rooms2 BitheU Wm. H. boat ownerWilliams Geo. refresh, rmsMiUington A. boat ownerWALL LETTER BOXDee Steamboat CoStrowger Mrs. Hannah,refreshment rooms4 Gbatterton David B11 Walker James12 Stubbs' Boating Go. Ltd.boat builders17 Hickman Miss19 Storr Frederick20 Turnock Mrs21 Laybourne John Henry22 Hobday Mrs23 Capner's.boat builders24 Cook & Arthur, boat bldrs25 Grosvenor Rowing Club25 Dee BoatingCo.boat owners26 Chester Boat Go. Limited,boat builders 4cBolland R. 4 .Sons, cafeRoyal Chester Rowing ClubMersey Rowing Club[KELLY'SHamilton pi. Northgate st.SOUTH SIDE.5 & 7 Taplen Mrs. Elizabeth,refreshment roomsWEIGHTS 4 MEASURESOFFICE,Percy D. Bown, inspctrhere is Goss .•itST.PETER'S INFANTS' SCHLNORTH SIDE.BAPTIST CHAPELHandbridge, from Old Deebridgeto Wrexham road.EAST SIDE.DEE SIDE MILLS :NichoUs Thomas 4 Go.tobaccomanufacturers7 Hughes Wm. J.provisn. dlrII Quinn Joseph John, grocer13 Lee Miss Mary, baker15 Jones Arthur, bicycle dlr17 Coach & Horses P.H.Mrs. Margaret Moore23 Dawson Emest, news agt25 Smith Mrs. Leah, ladies'outfitter27 Chambers Thos. A. fruitr29 Snelson Mrs. Sarah Ann,shopkeeper31 Duke of Wellington P.H.William Hanmer.here is Queen's Park rd....CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH...here is Belgrave pihere is Eaton rdWEST SIDE.14 Stoneley Henry16 Huxley" Mrs18 Ship inn. Robert HerbertHigginsonNew Recreation Ground20 Waterloo inn, WiUiamBlackmore22 Sullivan ^^'m. B. boot repr24 Gray Robert, hair dresser26 WeinholtAug.fried fishdlr30 Fieldhead Stephen, fruitr32 Grosvenor Arms P.H, Wm.B. Glubbe46 Jones Miss Sarah, draper52 Hillock WiUiam, shopkeepr54 Lloyd Edward, butcher63 White Horse P.H. JosephC. SimmondsHartington street. Queen'sPark road, Handbridge.[No thoroughfare.]EAST SIDE.1 Davies Mrs, Clara, grocer13 WUUamson Thomas H.shopkeeper67 Ashby Sergt.-Major E. W.instructor to 2nd <strong>Cheshire</strong>Batterj- 3rd WelshBrigade E.F.A. Terr.ForceWEST SIDE.2 PowellErnest, provision dlr4 Jukes Charles, butcher12 Morgan Battery Sergt.-Major H. instructor to2nd <strong>Cheshire</strong> Battery 3rd^^'elsh BrigadeTerr. ForceR.F.A.Henry street, St. Anne st,to WeUington street.EAST SIDE.1 Brown Peter, beer retailerhere is Wellington stWEST SIDE.34 Williams Thomas Charles,fried fish dealerHenshall street, Bouveriestreet to Denbigh street.2 Holland Edward, shopkpr
DIRECTORY.]Heron bridge.See EATON ROAD.Hoole lane, Boughton.NORTH SIDE.4 Robinson David, boot repr14 Gamer Henry, floristWALL LETTER BOXST. PAUL'S MISSION ROOMSOUTH SIDE.7 Price John, provision dealrhere is Cross st23 Gardner Arth. Edwd. groAnglo - American Oil Co,Limited (depot)Hough green.2 Hewitt David L4 Ward Richard6 Day George10 Harker John A12 Crawford George Henry14 Thomson Miss16 Harris Rev. Henry18 Lowe WiUiam F20 Peacock Miss22 Bennett Gapt. J. Nevitt24 WilUams James26 Lawrence Alexander M.D28 Nightingale William Henry30 Spencer Mrs32 Moreton Mrs34 Hallhead Misses36 Ockleston Miss40 Royle Mrs42 Eggers Miss44 Porter Miss E46 Bolland William48 Walton Robert50 Moss His Honor JudgeSamuel J.PWALL LETTER Box52 Jackson Mrs56 Clements Thomas58 Coleman Thomas Edward60 Jones Norman62 Hodges AVilliam64 Trevor Warren66 Johnson Mrs68 Crane Mrs70 Henderson W72 Jack Andrew S74 Currie John Ronald M.B76 Evans Mrs78 Clough George Frederick80 Jones MrsDimond-Hogg Rev. Thos.Poltimore M.A. [vicar ofSaltney] (The Vicarage)Berryman Major HenryArthur R.A.M.C. (Montrosehouse)11 Hignett Thomas Hugh13 Porter Miss15 Carson William17 Potts Miss19 Gamon John P21 Wolfenden Abraham21A, Noble Daniel Royce23 Bodden Reginald23A, Byrne MrsBarlow George (Homleigh)GregoryMiss( 3Cliveden rd)ChaUinor Mrs. (1 Clivedenroad)Jones Wm. Hy. (Cliveden)Adams Fdk.M.(Glenrafon)Morris Rbt. W. (Riversdale)Davies Hart (Burleigh)Edwards Thos. (Bryn Teg)Davies Alfred (Burleigh)Ho Witt Jas. H. (LymeRegis)Bailey Grant (Wadenhoe)Pearson Mrs. (Fircroft)Holmes A. S. (Ashcroft)25 Sharpe Ernest29 EUiott Mrs31 CockriU CDavies Wm. T. (Selber bo)Dodds John (Thornldgh)Hunter Jas. (Maisonnette)Hignett Thomas (Shandon)CHESHIRE.Joliffe WiUiam Davies(Claverton)Roberts Mrs. (Overleigh)Roberts Renben(The Nook,AN'estminster Park")Hunter street,Northgate st,to St. Martin's-in-the-Fields.1 Doric Temperance hotel,Thomas BallWhalley Mrs3 Small H.4Sons, accountnts7 Dean John, organist of St.Oswald'sHUNTER STREET PRIMITIVE METHODIST CITYTEMPLEhere is Hunter's walkMASONIC HALL2 Dobie Wm. Hy. M.B., CM.,M.R.CS. Eng. surgeon4 DobieWilliamMurray M.D.,F.R.A.S. physicianJones John (The Spinney)Hunter's walk, Northgate stEAST SIDE.7 Bowring Jsph. fried fish dlrWEST SIDE.HigherGradeSchool(girls),Miss A. Jones, mistressKale yards.See FRODSHAM STREET.King street, Northgate st.to King's buildings.SOUTH SIDE.7 Payne & Sons, financiers9 Spurling Rev.Fdk.Wm.M.A11 Whitefoot Mrs. Sarah Ann15 Roberts Isaac A17 Hack Miss Elizh. dress ma19 Walker George21 Heeley AA'alter Joseph23 Dunbar PeterDuncan Rev. George AllanB.A.[curate ofSt.Peter's]27 Price Mrs33 Vernon Henry, builderNORTH SIDE.2 Orme Joseph, slater4 Hart Mrs. Eliza, aparts6 Glover Thomas10 Culm WiUiam12 Blaylock John18 Swindley I^Irs20 Serjeant Misses SusannahMary k Sarah Jane,private school26 Langford Mrs. Elizh.aparts30 Pickering Mrs. Hannah,milk dealer32 Bromlev Mrs34 WM ^Irs36 Graham Mrs38 Crooke Walter40 Roberts MissEvans George, joiner (Brewerycottage;King's buildings, bottomof King street.1 DaviesMissH.nurses" home2 Green Mrs3 Robertson George Hunter4 Travers Miss5 Blagden John J6 Inland Revenue ValuationDepartment (GeorgePelham Elphick F.s.i.district valuer)WALL LETTER BOXKitchener terrace, Hoolelane, Boughton.12 Parry William, insur. agtLache lane, Hough green.Home for Girls (Miss MaudWaddington, supt)Plowright M'illiam Henry(Woodleigh)Lanceley Mrs. (Lache cot)Price Thos. (Gluwyd house)BrowneMoreton( Lacheholme)Hutchins GeorgeGoltart Clyde (Marna)Lead-works lane, Egertonstreet to Leadworks.NORTH SIDE.23 4 24 Crowder Jas. grocer35 Booth Edmund, beer retlrhere is Lee streetWESLEYAN METHODIST INFANTS' SCHOOLOwen Mrs. Mary EUzabeth,furniture remover( Leadworkscottage)Walkers, Parker at Co. Ltd.lead manufacturers,Wm. Eckford, mangrSOUTH SIDE.18 WhelanJas.refreshmnt.rms24 Bryan William, painter26 Miller John, boot 4 shoe maMansleyWatkin,stone masnLee's buildings.Now called MARKET STREET.Linenhall pi. Watergate st,1 Booth ]Mrs. Maria, aparts2 Urmston MissLinenhall street, 76 WatergateSt. to Princess st.WEST SIDE.I CatheraU Wm. plumberIA, CatheraU Saml.lithogphr7 Dean Thos. hardware dlr17 Moore Mrs. Alice, shopkpr19 Mulligan John, smith33 Kirby Stephen, shopkeeper55 Jones Edward, boot reprEAST SIDE.4 Sportsman's Arms P.H.William Hughes12 to 16 L-aycock's, mineralwater manufacturersHOLY TRINITY PAROCHIALSCHOOL (boys)54 Wilding John, coal dealerLittle Abbey gateway.See NORTHGATE STREET.Little St. John street, St.John street to Church.SOUTH SIDE.ST. JOHN'S HOUSE :Lugard C E. 4 Co. electricalengineersHammond Jn. Hy. photogphrST. JOHN THE BAPTIST CHCHNORTH SIDE.13 Orme Chas. 4 Sons, slatersPowell Fras. sexton of St,John's Ch (i Lumley pi)Bramwell Mrs. Marj-, bookbinder(7 Lumley place)Liverpool road, to Boroughboundarj'.WEST SIDE.1 Fox Francis, chimney swprI Fox Miss Beatrice, teacherof music5 George4 Dragon P.H, Mrs.Winifred Jones13 McFie Charles23 Bowles Thomas Sydney25 Welsby WalterABBOT'S MOUNT :27 Johnson Ezra29 Martin Mrs31 Henry John,brewers'agent33 Denson Mrs. FrankCHESTER. 23735 Upperton Rev. Canon Chas.Stuart M.AABBOT'S VILLAS :39 Mason Francis Burton41 Davies John43 Montgomery Rev. JohnKnowles [Unitarian]45 Rees Philip45 Lowry Rev. Hubert M.A,[curate of St. Thomas]....here is Rocky laneABBOT'S GRANGE :47 Preston Arthr. GoUingwood49 Gomerford MrsABBOT'S HAYES :1 Smith Miss2 Rigby Frank3 Meredith MajorSpencer R. B4 Ockleston WiUiamPILLAR LETTER BOXLiverpool Road Rally.St.itn(Great Central Railway)(WiUiam Newton.stationmaster)MorrisAllan 4Go.coal mersFfoulkes Mrs. (Latham ho)Way Norries A. E. (Bradpole)59 JNIorris Robert61 Rogerson George HenryReynolds George Herbert(Dormy)Warmsley Fredk. (Abbots'Holme)Combers Miss (Woodville)Kelsall Misses (Abbot's crt)Fitzgerald M'illiam A. M.D.(Clare lodge)Holme Samuel Hill(Downswood)...here is Boroughboundary...EAST SIDE.ChesterSkatingRinkCo. Ltd4 Aldred Hy. H. M.R.C.V.S.veterinary surgeon8 Collins Maj. Joseph10 Ferguson Mrs12 Illingworth Francis HWALL LETTER BOX14 Posnett Leonard W18 Hobday James20 Davies Percy22 Armstrong Andrew24 Latham John Shenton26 Shand Mrs30 Kendrick John32 Vernon William34 Bayley James G36 Brown William Henry38 Clarke John P40 Coppack Charles42 Adams Beresfordhere is Brook lane ^44 Birch Henry John46 Hall Albert Ehere is Waterloo i-d48 Lowe George50 Cooper Johnhere is Eversley parkWALL LETTER BOX2 Cowie WiUiamCuthbertsoa54 Ffoulkes Miss56 Farmer Richard58 Onions Zachariah W60 Moore Mrs62 Pritchard Mrs. ArthurDodd Lieut.-Cd. Anthony(Delamere house)... here is Luwiley rd64 Shute Col. Gerald E. (lateR.B)Lord street, Boughton.[No thoroughfare. ]3 CunUffe Mrs. Elizabeth5 Roberts Wm. Henry, clerk9 Baxter Thos. engine driver11 Knox Mrs. Mary Ellen13 Jones Fredk, cabinet ma15 Arundale Alfd, engine drivr17 Crowe Mrs. Alice - ^ —^
238 CHESTER.LORD STREET—continued,19 Williams Hy. engine drivr21 (irregory William, baker21 Gregory Miss Lizzie23 Davis Arthur25 Dunning Wm. Saml. engnr27 Hughes Thos. insur. supt29 Jones Charles Arthur31 Daniels Daniel H. taUor35 OwenJosephD. booking clrk37 Blake Harry39 Heppel Miss2 Rogers John4 Siddall H&rry, cashier6 Roberts Wm. F. com.agent12 Owen George W14 Morris Joseph16 Kershaw John, supt.G.P.O26 Nixon Mrs. Lucy28 Robertson David, clerk30 Joynson PercivalLorne street. Church streetto West Lorne street.EAST SIDE.4 Clark Edwin6 Gray Miss8 Candelmd \\'illiam10 Johnson Tom Mayo, travelling draperDeanMrs.Harriet,milk sellr14 Salisbury Mrs16 Edwards Thomas H20 Brewer Miss22 Roberts Miss24 Rogers John26 Woodfin Mrs28 Ffoulkes George Burgess30 Parkes Mrshere is Chichester .it ....32 Perry Miss Jane E. boardinghouse. See advertisement34 Bdl WUliam36 Kennerley EnochWEST SIDE.Merrett Frank(Bryngwyn)Ward Albt. E.(Bringdiffe)1 Knowles Mrs3 Minshull Mrs5 Minshull Charles Howard7 Delany John Joseph9 Pinches Richd. insur. insptr11 Booley Mrs. Jane, aprtmntshere is Chichester st,.13 Parry Mrs15 Pearce John H.inspector ofthe Soc. for Prevention ofCruelty to Children17 Jones Mrs19 Travis Rev. James [PrimitiveMethodist]21 Johnson Michael23 Holmes MelvUle25 Hatton WUliamLorne street west.See WEST LORNE STREET.Xiouise street. Garden lane[No thoroughfare.]SOUTH SIDE.Foulkes Mrs. Jane, laundry(5 St. John's terrace)39 Jones W. A. sec. to theChester Castle Sub-Committee of the <strong>Cheshire</strong>LocalPensionCommitteeliove street, Foregate st4 NeedhamMissEmma,shpkr32 Hughes Jsph. chimney swp34 Jones Miss Hannah Elizabeth,dress makerhere is Priory placeFOREST HOUSE :CHESTER UNION OFFICESCHESTER RURAL DISTRICTCOUNCIL OFFICEAnderson Harry, clerk to theGuardians b AssessmentCommittee *..,.-.CHESHIRE.Nicklin Rowland D. supt.registrar of births, deaths4 marriagesGibbins Frederick EPearl Life Assurance Go. LtdPUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMNT.J. R. Currie M.B. medicalofficerEginton Arthur T. sanitaryinspector for the cityLondon PortraitCo.photgphrsHIGHER GRADE GOONOILSCHLI Whitehead Mrs. Martha,apartmentsLower Bridge street, St.Michael's church to the Deemills.EAST SIDE.1 Williams DavidEvan,grocr3 Chester Working Girls'CInb3 & 5 Heatson Chas. bser ret7 Red Lion hotel, ThomasJohnston9 Griffiths John Bithel.baker11 Leithead Jn. Hen. chemist13 Anfidd W. E. 4 Co. glassmerchants15 Birmingham Arms P.H.Richard Johnsonhereis Unity place17 Needham Frank, prov. dlr19 NeedhamJn.E.fried fisn dlr23 Oultram Jsph. fried fish dlr25 4 27 Dutton Bros.pwnbros29 Pemberton Frank, grocer31 QiiinFredk. George, bakerhere is Hawarden Castle entry33 Feathers inn, Wm. Williams35 Chester Gymnasium,H. F. Rushton, proprtr39 Chester WorkingBoys'HmcHenry Pate, supt43 Bird Mrs. Mary, furn, brokr45 Bradey Edward, boot repr45A, Jones John, hair dresser47 Liverpool Lodging HouseCompany Limited49 Swindley Mrs.R. lodging ho51 Painter WUliam, aparts53 Sellers Miss Agnes, shpkpr... here is St. Olave's street „ST. OLAVE'S CHURCHST. MICHAEL'S WITH STOLAVE'S ScHOOL(mixed)ChesterNorthgate BreweryGo, Ltd, malt kUns59 Douglas Mrs.Kate,aprtmts61 GUI Chas. Fredk. boot repr63 Stewart John T. shopkeepr65 RobinsonAnthony,cycle agt67 Errington Chas. J. grngrohere is Duke streetOld Cross Keys P.H. Wm.Henry WooUeyBRIDGE PLACE :I Brunswick Philip, artificialteeth manufacturer3 Ridley Thomas5 Massey Henry Edwin7 Winterbotham Thomas9 Brickland JosephWALL LETTER BoxWEST SIDE.244 LambStoresp.H.Geo.F,Sharp,4wine 4 spirit mer,.. hereis Little Cuppin st ...6 Chester Cocoa House Co,Limited (The Falcon)3 Ridgway James 4 Sons,mechanical k waterengineers 4c10 Cabmen's Shelter12 White Bear P,H. WalterBevins14 Roberts Mrs. Ellen.plumbrODDFELLOWS' BUILDINGS :16 Morris WiUiam, boot makr20 Oddfdlows' Hall,E, Thomas, sec20 Bridge House Club,Joseph Lovatt, steward22 4 18 Marston Henry John,cycle manufacturer24 Thornton Edwd, hair drssr26 Grown Vaults P.H.WUUamDeacle28 4 30 Newell Mrs. Sarah,corn factor32 Griffiths Bros, corn factors34 Davies Alfred C H36 Davies Mrs. Mary,newsagt38 Cotgreave John R. cutler40 Cotgreave Thomas42 Humphreys Robt. plumber46 Fannon Geo.P.tinplate wkr48 Jones Arthur, shopkeeper50 ii, 52 Old King's Head P.H.WiUiam Jones., here is Castle street58 Lewis Robert, plumber60 Irving Mrs. Mary E. drapr62 Betteridge Frank Alfred,wood turner64 4; 66 Newall Samuel 4; Go.builders' ironmongers68 Evans Mrs. Mary, shopkpr70 Ryley Mrs. Lydia, refreshmentrooms72 4 76 BassendaleThos. aparts78 Gregg Robert, painter80 Latham Frederick Joseph,brush manufacturer82 Davies Miss Ann, prov. dlr. here is Shipgate street ...86 Johnson Wm.refrshmt.rms88 Jones Mrs. Catherine, refreshmentrooms90 Woodcock John, tailor92 Caldwdll George, joiner92 Caldwell Mrs. Jane, refreshmentrooms94 Bear 4 BUlet P.H. ErnestJackson96 Williams Walter,cab proprliumley place.See LITTLE ST. JOHN STREET.liUmley road, Liverpool rd.[No thoroughfare.]NORTH SIDE.I Atherton Frederick W3 Atkinson Mrs5 Evans John7 Barton James9 Young Capt. Frederick B.adjutant 5th Terr.Force(Earl of Chester's) Battalion<strong>Cheshire</strong> Regt11 Brook PercySOUTH SIDE.a Smith Charles8 Boyes Frank10 Woodhouse Henry J12 Williams Rev, William P,[chaplain ot St. Martin](Welsh Church)Lyon street, St. Anne st.to Brook place.WEST SIDE.36 Jackson Geo. Wm.beer rethere is Wellington street4" Brook placeEAST SIDE.5 Crawford Mrs. Elizabeth,dairy.., here is St, James' street ,,,29 Jonas William, shopkeeperMarket haU.1 4 29 Lloyd Edward,butchr2 Mansley Miss Ada, florist3 4; 4 Dodd Henry, butcher5 Dodd Edward, florist6 Crewe William, butcher7 Barnes John, butcher[KELLY*88 &; 10 Parker Geo. butcherII Dutton Fredk. Wm.flori8t13 Jones Harry, bookseller14 4; 32 Dandy James, fruitrChester Cocoa House Co.Limited (branch),Mrs. Bird, manageressGrisdale John, fruitererFoden WiUiam, potato dlrClarke Herbert, potato dhrDavies Joseph.potato dealrGainsbury Leon, draper15 Seaton J. W. confectioner16 Ferryman MissElizh. fruitr17 Monies Arthur D.booksellr19 Mosford Joseph, butcher20 Gerhard Harry, butcher21 Rowe Edward, butcher22 Ashworth Squire, fent dlr23 Owens Joseph, butcher24 Whipp Robert, butcher25 Harrison Chas. confectioner26 Lightfoot John, grocer27 Maher William, butcherMarket Superintendent'sOflice (Thos. Jay, supt)28 Smith A. k Sons, butchers29 & I Lloyd Ed ward, butcher30 Crewe Alfred, butcher32 k 14 Dandy Jas. fruiterer33 Haswell Chas. CbasketdkDandy Richard H. potatosalesmanViggars Henry, greengrocrDandy Charles, fruitererRandies Mrs. Elizh. floristReeves Thos. market gdnrDean .lohn, market gardnr37 Kirk John, nurserymanSTALLS :4 4 6 Rowdens Lim. confrs16 4; 17 Lythgoe Peter,grngro18 4 21 'VVhiston 4 Co. bazaar22 4; 24 WagenheimHy.bazaar26 & 27 Culm Mrs. John,greengrocera6 & 28 GinsbergLeon.lace dlr28 4 29 Harding Mrs. Mary,fruiterer40 Davies John, greengrocer45446Reeves AmosW. frt. gr wr58 & 60 Bal IMrs. Elizh. cnfctnrFitzpatrick Jn. greengrocerReeves Thomas, fruitererStansfield Robert, floristKirk John, greengrocerBruntonWm.markt. grdnrPritchard John,bird dealerLloyd Wm. market gardnrSTALLS:9 Rowe Alfred, butcher11 Arden Thomas, butcher12 Heath George, butcher15 Parkinson WUliam, butchr16 Rowe WUliam, butcher17 & 19 Hignett Jas. butcher21 Owens Herbert, butcher23 Owens James, butcher18 k 20 Littler Chas, butcher25 Wainwright Miss Edith,butcher27 Bebbington Jas. confectnrEvans Edmund, earthenwaredealerCoppack Samuel 4 Sons,provision dealersBowringJsph.fish salesmanFISH MARKET :I 4; 2 WalshPatrickjfishmngrKelsallMrs. Harry.fshmngrLloydMrs.Kate, fishmongrMarket street. Princessstreet to Market hall,1 Healey Wm, F. printer 4c2 Kearle Robert, secondhandclothes dealer3 Flanagan Miss Elizabeth,dining rooms4 Bowring Joseph, fishmongr
DIRECTORY.]Mason st. Up. Northgate st.[No thoroughfare.]NORTH SIDE,3 Jones Reuben7 Jones Edwin, builderSOUTH SIDE.6 Jones JohnHarrison A. 4 Co.who.cnfrsMilton street. Bowling greento Egerton street.NORTH SIDE.here is Charles st13 Magee Mrs. Mary Ann,shopkeeperhei'e is Samuel st21 4 23 Hallmark William Hy.undertakerhere is Egerton stCHESHIRE.SOUTH SIDE.; Office, Wm.S.MosSjSec2 Allmark Jsph. hair dresser117 CaldecuttArth.Edwd.solctrChester Provender 4 Cart19 Mason k Moore Dutton,ing Go. Limited, millersI soUcitorshere is Sydney st21 Plumbers' Arms P.H, Mrs,EBENEZER BAPTIST MISSIONCatherine Ann RyanCHURCH23 Mansley John, slaterhere is Cement pi25 Storrar James34 Shickell Ellis, coal dealer27 Storrar J, 4 Son,vet.surgnsThe Mount, Boughton toSandy lane.Black Lion P.H. John R.TushinghamWedgwood WiUiam, caretaker.Campbell Memorialhall4 Wickham Robt. Townsend6 Blackburne Miss10 Reeves Samuel Thomas11 Mount inn, John ParkerMount street, 10 Christletonroad to The Mount.12 Cooper Jas. boot repairerMusic HaU passage.See NORTHGATE STREET.ITelson street, Grewe st.[No thoroughfare.]I Thompson Thos. boot reprOakes Thomas,coach smthNew Crane street, Watergatesquare to Crane bankI SmithMrs. Annie, greengro5 Tilston John, tile merchnt17 Hall Harry, shopkeeper21 Mariners' Arms P.H. Geo.Henry Germanhere is Kitchen st31 Eay Mrs. Martha Emma,grocerCarnarvon tavern, Mrs.Emma Tennyson47 Evans Daniel, shopkeeperAlmshousesDavies John P, b Sons,sail makersHendersonMrs, (Ashton ho)Chester Corporation ElectricityDepartment,Sydney E, Britton ,mngrNewgate, St, John's streetto Newgate street,SOUTH SIDE,Jefferson .James, shoeingsmith (Cockpit yard)Ridley Thomas, carpenter(Cockpit yard)I Newgate tavern, Mrs.MaryWynne3 Boynton WiUiam Andrew,cork manufacturer6 Harding William, shopkprNewgate chambers.See NEWGATE STREET.Newgate street, Eastgatestreet to Pepper street.EAST SIDE.1 Talbot hotel, WilliamNorthBates3 Owens Herbert Walters,auctioneer 4 valuerDouglas Wm.shoeing smith5 Edwards Frederick Geo.F.R.cv.s. vet. surgeon5 Edwards Robert AlfredM.R.C.V.S. vet. surgeon7 Bailey H. Grant, clerk toTarvin Union 4 RuralDistrict CouncU9 Royle 4 Reynolds, solicitrsII Griffiths Miss Emma,. dress maker113 Harris Baron, loan office115 Chester Water Works Go.'sWEST SIDE.NEWGATE CHAMBERS :2 Lockwood A. Garden, solctr2 Carter John P. auctioneer2 Morgan Richd. T. solicitor4 Nightingale William Henry4 Son, auctioneersGROSVENOR CHAMBERS :6 Lmnell Rd. S. estate agent6 Chester Farmers' Club,Richd. S. Linnell, sec6 Chester Beekeepers'Assocn6 Stephens MissAmy,teacherof music6 Graham W. & Co. commission agents8 Berrie John Limited, dyersGrosvenor Hotel Stables(Miss Florence EllenLockwood,manageress)Chester k <strong>County</strong> UnionistClub (John Clarke, sec.;Geo. A. Jones, steward)Assembly Room (J. W.Henderson, agt.) (Grosvenorbuildings)Gunnah 4 Roberts, auctioneersBeswick Harry F.R.I.B.A.countv architect 4survyrBrown 4 Go. (Clie3ter)Ltd.cabinet makers14 Davies J. H. 4 Sons, architects4; surveyors14 Davies Horace, surveyor totbe Hoole Urban District<strong>Council</strong>16 Chester Conservative 4Unionist Association(Chas. Hy. Glassey, sec,b registration agent)16 Chester Junior UnionistAssociation (Harold J.Collins, hon, sec)16 Eddisbury Conservative 4Unionist RegistrationAssociation (CharlesPrichard, sec, & agent)18 Mann Alfred M.D. surgeon20 Mealing W.4H. chair mnfrs22 Adams Beresford, estateagent & valuer. Seeadvertisement22 Roberts 4; Martyn, solictrs28-Addy James, painter30 Jones Miss Elizh, apartsENGLISH PRESBYTBBLANCHURCH36 Beckett Elijah, shopkeeper38 Hawarden James, baker40 Ridley Thomas, joiner42 Hawley John George, tinplateworkerNe-wry park, Brook lane.Patston Mrs. (The Limes)2 Cowie Charles A3 Cowie Herbert4 Moss WiUiam S5 Grounds Joseph E7 Morgan Thomas William8 Wright Miss Mary9 Johnson Charles William10 Common Frederick11 Griffiths Robert W12 Robinson John13 Uttridge George14 Stockton William Samuel15; Gamble Mrs16 Sutcliffe HenryBrook, Hirst 4; Co. Ltd.electrical engineersThomas Andrew (Portlandhouse)Hale WUliam R. inspr. ofschools <strong>County</strong> <strong>Council</strong>Bromwich Geo. (Norwood)CooperEdwd. (Pen-y-Fron)Godfrey John, traveller(HoUy Dale)Jenkins Allen (GlenHeather) 'Newry Park north, Brooklane.1 Jones Ernest A2 Halliday Mrs4 Eldridge JamesNicholas street, Watergatestreet to St. Martin's Ash.EAST SIDE.I A, Walker Peter 4 Son(Warrington 4 Burton)Limited, brewers5 Broom Herbert George9 Edwards Thos. apartments11 Griffith George, cab propr13 Edwards Mrs21 WUks Miss25 Girls' Friendly SocietyLodge (Miss EstherRichards, matron)27 Humphrey Mrs. Jane,dressmaker29 Donne Misses31 Williams Trevor M.B.surgn33 Williams E.(3xrs,of),putrs35 Taylor James George M.A.,M.D.,M.R.CP. 4 s. physn37 Olney George Wm. aparts39 Chester Home Teachingfor the Blind Society(depot)41 Davies John Hewitt43 FinchettMissElizh. drss.ma45 Tanner Robert Cameron47 Ashcroft Frederick49 Broxham Victor,, here is WhitefriarsWEST SIDE,3 Webster Miss Amy B,teacher of dancing4 Ainsworth Misses6 Griffiths John8 Roberts Miss10 Sutton David C. M.B.surgn12 Jones Alexander Fair4 Army Audit Office6 Dodds Arthur W. L,D,S.Eng. dentist8 Grainger Farington M.M.B.c.8.,L.B.c.F.snrgeon20 Bullin Mrs22 Patrick Rev. J,G.[Gh,Eng]24 Elliott John u,B., B,SC. 4F.R.CP.Lond. physidan26 Morrey Jsph. L.D.S. dentist28 Taylor James F.R.CS. EUg.surgeon (Haygarth ho).. here is GreyfriarsCHESTER. 23934 Poyser Henry, organ bldr42Gastle inn,Wm.E.Higginson...here are St. Martin's Ash SfBlackfriarsNicholas Street me-ws,Wastergate street.LightfootHarry,cab proprietorNorth St. Cecil st. Boughton,28 Luddon Thomas, hawker28 Macklin Joseph, hawkerNorthgate chambers.See NORTHGATE STREET.Northgate street, The Crossto Northgate.WEST SIDE.1 4 22 OkeU John k Sons,linen drapers27 Dublm Packet P.H. JamesD. RobbMARKET HALL,Thomas Jay, suptTOWN HALL,Jas. Husband Dickson,town clerkCecil Oakes, deputytown clerkJones William M. city surveyor(Town hall)here is Princess stCoach 4 Horses hotel,Harrj' BarlowElephant k Castle P.H.Thomas HulseLawton J. A. & Go. coach4 carriage builders47 Shropshire Arms P.H. PeterCoylehere is Hunter street49 Swetenham Henry F.S.I.land agent 4cPotts, Potts 4 Gardner,soUcitors (Northgate ho)/"Clerk of the Peace Office(<strong>County</strong>),Reginald Potts, clerkOffices of the <strong>Cheshire</strong><strong>County</strong> <strong>Council</strong> (ReginaldPotts, clerk ;Hubert Potts, deputyclerk53 Brown, Dobie4Roger8,solrsChester Municipal CharitiesOffice,Douglas Dobie, clerkWright Robt. Ball F.B.C.S.physician 4 surgeon(Folliott house)57 Pied Bull inn, E. Pettithere is King street59 Red Lion inn, fhos.Ryland61 Urmston M. 4 Son, bakers63 Blue Bell P.H. Thomas W.Hodgson65 Eaves Wm. C hair dresser69 Ray Miss Mary, confectionr71 Craine John P. chemist•VolunteerFireEngineStatn.Gapt. John WilliamsonChesterNorthgate BreweryGo. Ltd75 Marshall William ThomasNorthgate tavern, Mrs,Ellen Briggs79 Newns James, hair dresser....here is Water Tower stEAST SIDE.2 Tbe Etonian EconomicClothing Assoc, tailors4 Debac 4 Sheaff, grocers6 Cheers 4 Hopley, chemists8 HasweU Chas. C. brush mfr10 Thomp8on,Son 4 Clemence,provision dealers12 & 14 Walker 4 Knight,wine k spirit merchants16 Holman Harry 8. tobccnst18 4 20 Evans Mrs. Winifred,sUk mercer b draper
240 CHESTER.NORTHGATE STREET—con22 OkeU Jn.4 Sons,linen drprs34 Oliver George, boot maker26 McHattie 4 Co.nurserymen28 Masonic Arms P.H. MissElizabeth CharmleyBurchaU Miss H. Mary, refreshmentrooms (MusicHall passage)30A, Davies Benj. stationer30 Day Geo. k Son, tobaccnsts32 Thorp Mrs. A. milliner 4cMusic Hall (Phillipson 4Golder, managers)36 Hughes Thomas Edwin,tallow chandler38 Delany John J. tailor40 Partington Robt. J. outfittr42 Harker W.H.4Go.boot mas44 Clemence SI. 4 .llfd. bakers48 & 50 MUling John, chemist52 SouthardJn.4Co.fishmngrs52 Eastmans Ltd. batchers... here is St. Werburgh st .,here is the CathedralTHE KING'S SCHOOL,John T. Davies M.Ahead masterPILLAR LETTER BOXhere is Abbey gateway .54 Hewitt David L. boot maker56 Thomas Walt. Cnews agnt58 Fowler Joseph, watch maker60 Glover Thomas, tobacconist62 4 64 Pennie Miss S.milliner66 Kynaston Miss Emily,ladies' outfitter68 Oldfield Mrs. Elizabeth70 4 72 Watkins E. watch ma74 Stag inn, WiUiam Rutter76 Seller Miss Mary, furn. dlr78 HughesMrs. Alice, restmt8oJohnsonBrs.(Dyers)Ld.dyrs82 AtkinsonGeo.photographer82A, Morgan Thos. Wm. hosierNORTHGATE CHAMBERS :Evans Geo. Henry, solicitrRoyal Liver Friendly Socy.H. Latham, dist. mngrJones George, estate agentJepson John O. clock maker86 Merrett Frank, confectionrRobinson Edward, funeralfurnisher (Little Abbeygateway)90 Smith A. 4 Sons, butchers92 Thomas R. provision dealer96 Cooper Edwd. ironmonger102 Jacob Reuben, baker104 McBride Miss Alice,haberdasher106 Settle John, cutler108 Baker Arthur, fruitererno Mountford Mrs. A. statnr112 Jenkins Allen, joiner114 Rushton HenryF. cycle agt116 Dodd Isaac, pork butcher118 Arthur F. 4 Go. prov. dlrs120 Morton Geo. & Wm. btmasf NobletJohnChas. tobcnst122'^ TOWN SUB-POST 4 M.O.( OFFICE124 Johns Thomas, tailorhere is Abbey green126 Weighill Bros, glass &china warehouse128 Hobson 4 Sons, saddlers130 Wallworth Thos. plumber132 Arden Chas. Hy, butcher134 Plevin Daniel, chandler136 Burntwood Frank, paintr138 Woodfin 4; Go. electricalengineersNorthgate Street row.WEST SIDE.3 Lipton Limited, grocers5 Hunters The Teamen Lim.tea dealers7 Fleming Reid 4 Co, Ltd,hosiersCHESHIRE.9, II 4 13 Denson's, drapers,milUners, dressmakers 4c13,15417 Kendrick John,baker19 Denson Robert E, grocer21 Debac 4 Sheaff, grocers23 Vernon John, fancy bazaar25 Woolpack p,H. Joseph P.Hankins29 AVickens John, hair dresser29 The American MidgetPhotographers31 Smith J. 4 Sons, dyersEAST SIDE.4 Hopley John Henry10 Sykes Wm.HaroldHarrison12 Campbell AViUiam, refreshmentroomsOddfeUows buildings.See LOWER BRIDGE STREET.Old Bank buildings.See FOREGATE STREET.Old Bank chambers.See FOREGATE STREET.Old Hall place.See COMMONHALLSTREET.Old Post Office yard.See FOREGATE STREET.Old Wrexham road,Handbridge.EAST SIDE.McHattie Miss (Elm cottage)Powell Thomas, cowkeeperWEST SIDE.Hare 4 Hounds P.H. JohnHunmerEUng's Arms P.H. Jsph. SpeedBeckett MrsOulton place, St. Anne st.to George street.WEST SIDE,<strong>Council</strong> School (boys)2 Clements David, beer retlrEAST SIDE.25 Williams Thomas, shopkpr27 Manley Daniel, boot repr33 WUliams Robert, slaterOverleigh road, fromHandbridge,EAST SIDE.Handbridge Young Men'sInstituteDuke ot Westminster'sEstate Office5 Mulvey Miss Eliza,shopkpr9 Mulvey 4 Son, coal mers( Gould Mrs. Elizabeth,) news agent" j TOWN SUB-POST, M.0.0.' &;S.BHarker John 4 Co. rope 4twine workers27 Darling William, shopkpr37 Red Lion P.H. Mrs. EmilyMaria Humphries45 Lee George Edward, grocer4; L. 4 N. W. railwayparcel receiving officeMcHattie 4 Co. seed mers.(Grosvenor nurseries)73 Davies Wm. Jsph. shopkpr79 Edwards Thos. cowkeeperChester Cemetery (Rev.George Hindhaugh M.A.chaplain; R. E. Griffiths,supt)Simmonds Joseph, monumentalmasonWEST SIDE.Wharton George, clerk 4;verger ofSt.Mary'sChurchST. M.^RY'S CHURCHGrantham Rev. Henry(Rectory)24 Swindley Jas. ornamentalsmith (The Forge)Higgins Frederick Richard(The Manor)Paradise row, Roodee.3 Johnston James, clerk5 Davies Miss11 Jones Mrs. Henry, aparts12 Foulkes Wm. Henry.apartsChester United Gas Co.John Charles Belton,engineer 4; managerPark street, Newgate streetto Duke street.2 Liversage John, shopkeepr4 Jones Miss Mary E. apartsEdmondson 4 Co. Ltd.mineral water manufctrshere is Albion stParkgate road. UpperNorthgate street to Boroughboundary,WEST SIDE.1 Marchant W^illiam Henry15 Wright Edwin, cab proptr29 Garnett James GardnerM.A. private school31 Haswell W^illiamhei'e is Walpole stSt. Thomas' National Girlsk Infants' Schools33 Brown William Elisha35 Hindhaugh Rev. GeorgeM.A. [curate of Saltney]Burder Rev. HaroldEustace M.A. [vicar](St. Oswald's vicarage)ST. THOMAS' CHURCHhere is Cheyney rdDIOCESAN TRAINING COLLEGE,Rev, John Dugdale BestM,A, principal; Rev, Arth. E.Jackson M.A. vice principalCollege School (J. LeonardJohnson M.A.master ; RalphEsplin, deputy head master)EXTON PARK :1 Campbell Miss2 Griffiths Mrs3 Griffiths WiUiam4 Bramley Charles Edward37 Hussey Mrs39 McMichael John A. B.SC.science master School ofScience 4 Art 4 headmaster Technical School41 Williams John James43 Holaway James Frederick45 Coppack William Henry47 Jones Cecil51 Monk George53 Chidley ThomasWALL LETTER BOX55 Ditchfield Henry57 Penhale William A59 Cooper Frank61 F'arquhar John63 Richards George H65 Fergusson Walter67 Nadin Charles69 Oldham Mrs71 Watkins James73 Balcroft William75 Hedgecock Edward77 Higginbottom ArthurRailway bridgeDavies Mrs. (Meadowbank)Borough boundaryEAST SIDE,Stanway John (Badenhurst)Appleton John (KUliney)., here is MossbankGunnah Arthur W. (Innellan)Lunn John (Alton villa)Hardie John Graham, commercialtrav. (Calderbank)Maher WiUiam (HiUsboro)[KELLY'SAS'ilUams David T. (Silverdale)Carroll Anthony Joseph(Lytham villa)Parry's court.See PRINCESS STREET.Pepper street. Bridge streetto Newgate street.NORTH SIDE.Thornhill William CookeSt. Michael's Almshouses13 Higgins Miss15 Hanmer Mrs.Grace,small.ware dealer17 Parkes Alf.practical furrier17 Parkes Miss Dorothy Elise,milliner21 Edwards Mrs Ann, aparts29 Fitzsimons John31 Jacob Thomas, tailor33 Evans Miss E. A. miUiner37 Davies Miss GharisL.R.c p.Edin. physician39 Brown WiUiamE.estateagt41 Garner Thomas, painter43 Harris Mrs. E. genl.carrier43 Sutton 4 Go. parcels office,-Mrs. E. Harris, agent43 <strong>Cheshire</strong> Lines ParcelOtfice(Mrs. E. Harris, agent)SOUTH SIDE.2 Boydell 4 Taylor, solidtors4 St. Michael's Social Club6 Hopwood Mrs8 Eaton Misses S. 4 E. servants'registry office10 Bee Alexander, costumier12 Carsley Joseph, apartmnts14 Tillman Wiliiam Thomas13 Sadler James H. printerChester Homoeopathic Dispensary18 Thomas Edwd. Jn. HaynesL.R.CP.Ed. physicianUNITEP METHODIST CHPL20 Bowden Mrs. Mary, servants'registry22 Speakman Johnhere is Volunteer st24 Lockett Isaac, plumber24A, Lloyd Edwin, grocer26 Bents Brewery Go. Lim26 Dodman Thos. Wm. smith26 Edmondson 4 Go. Limited(branch stores \ mineralwater manufacturers26 Tennyson William, joinerPercy road, Eaton road.Smith Emanuel Lawson(Woodville)29 Edwards MrsEdwards Robert AlfredM.R.c V.S. veterinarysurgeonMay Stephen (Mayholme)22 Head Quarters <strong>Cheshire</strong>BrigadeTerritorialForces(Col. A. E. OmmanneyC.B. commanding)Pitt street, Thomas street toWellington street.17 Minshull Joseph, waterman... here is Watkin's court ...23 Dodd Peter, shopkeeperPretoria st. Handbridge.10 Voyce Battery Sergt. -Maj.C. instructor to ist <strong>Cheshire</strong>Battery 3rd WelshBrigade R.F.A. Terr.ForcePrince's avenue, 8 Queen'sroad.5 Edwards Mrs7 Bayley Mrs. Mary9 Jepson George, coml. trav11 Morris John15 Shires Miss
DIRECTORY.jT.7 Crooke George, coml. trav21 Banner Samuel, agent forMidland Wagon Go. Lim23 Roberts John M25 Egginton Arthur Thomas,chief sanitary inspector29 Reynolds Frederick Edwd31 Settle John,insurance supt33 Barlow Mrs. Harriet35 Jones Allan2 Beckett Lewis, cashier4 Newns William T6 Taylor William10 Mitchell Arthur, printer12 Glassey CH.conservte.agt14 Walker Francis Arthur G18 Cox Gustave Frederick20 Smith Mrs. Elizabeth28 ButterworthV.pianfrte.tnr30 Teare Edwin, schoolmaster34 Birt Alfred36 Banks E. colliery agentPrincess st. Northgate st.SOUTH SIDE.City Constabulary (John H.Laybourne, chief constble)I 4 3 Town Hall Vaults P.H.Thomas Henry Jenkins5 Yate's Gastle Brewery Ltd.(stores)7 Grown 4 Anchor P.H. JohnWilliam Watsonhere is Crook st13 Johnson Miss Sarah Edress maker21 Shaw Wm.boot 4 shoe repr31 Jones Thomas, shopkeeper33 Horse 4 Jockey inn, MrsMartha Swindley33 Public Slaughter House,Mrs. Martha Swindley,proprietresshere is Trinity st45 4 47William3Hy.registeredlodging houseNORTH SIDE.Coach 4 Horses hotel,Harry BarlowDutton William, builder4 Parry Samuel, engineer8 Manchester Arms P.HThomas Murrayhere is Hunter's walk ,12 Edge Mrs. Jane, shopkpr14 OtMay John,shopkeeper16 Rowsftn Edgr. hard ware dlr18 Gainty Thomas, shopkeepr244 20 yuiiiii Jsph,Jn.grocer28 Dutton E. A£Sons,pawnbro838 Almond Mrs. Mary E.dairy40 Stockton Hy. haberdasherBISHOPGRAHAMMEMORIALSCHOOL46 Parry Mrs. Mary Jane,shopkeeper50 Jones Charles, plumber60 Mallard Mrs. Louisa, shpkr68 Keeffe Alfred, shopkeeperPycroft street, Handbridge.[No thoroughfare.]2A,Robinson Richard,cowkprST. MARY'S MISSION HOUSEQueen street,Foregate street to Canal.WEST SIDE.here is Queen's pi7 McDowall James, aparts9 Parsonage George, painter11 Britannia inn, Mrs. SarahPrice15 Shepherd Mrs.Eliza, aparts17 Cross Miss SarahA.drss.ma19 Owen Bert, carterPierce Wm. cabinet makerDavies Saml.Wynne,smithChester 4 North Wales Ice4 Cold Storage Co23 Hargreaves Mrs. Annie,apartments29 Powell Mrs. Margaret31 Jones Joseph Hill, traveller33 Rowley WiUiam35 Scott Miss.. here is Union walk39 Williams James, beer retlrCONGREGATIONAL CHURCH43 Chester (The) Associationfor tbe Prevention 4Cure of Consumption45 Poole Miss Margaret A47 Boulderstone Mrs. Bessie,apartments51 Bellis Moses, apartmentsEAST SIDE.Masonic Hall,Edward Mansley, cartkrTaylor 4Son, gen.decoratrsBall John T. plumberWorall Joseph Day, joinerMonk George 4 Arthur,garageBaUey Mrs. M. A.greengroBailey Aaron, general dlrhere is St. Thomas's pathway\\'oodfine Geo. monumntl,masonYoung Wm. potato salesmn6 Cooke John H8 Capper Mrs10 Button Mrs. Annie12 Jones Mrs14 WUliams George16 Emberton John JamesWELSH WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL18 Davies James20 Livesey Mrshei'e is York st22 Davies Amos Jones26 Griffiths Thomas Andrew,shopkeeper28 St. Werburgh's CatholicYoung Men's Society'sClub28 Slowey Miss Margt. nurse30 Priddey James32 WiUiams Miss34 Beyers John36 Hughes William Parry38 Clark WiUiam40 Nield Thomas WiUiamQueen's avenue, Lee streetto Queen's road.2 Rowland Miss4 Harrison Mrs. R. Caparts6 Davies Robert8 Hall Stephen10 Gapner Thomas12 Orme Albert Edward14 Stolte Frederick16 Thomas Hugh R.coml.trav18 WilliamsRobt. prof, of mus24 Thomas John26 Lynch Mrs. Annie28 Minns Jacob30 Jones Mrs34 Butcher Thomas36 Halkou William Thomas38 Morris John, apartmentsQueen's park.1 Church Maj. Arthur John2 Moore Henry3 Ewing Charles AnthonyHargreaves Arthur James(Fern rock)Swettenham H.(Limegro)Cooper Thomas (Redcliff)KeeU James A. (Manor ho)Edwards Geo. Thos. farmer(Queen's Park farm)Curlett David(The Mount)McLaughlin Major GeorgeS. (The Chalet)Bridge Mrs. (Trevenna)HaswdlGeo Hy.(Highfidd)Adcock Rev. Edwd. Wright(Wesleyan) (Ferney)MowleJas.M. B. (Treliske)'CHESHIRE. CHESTER. 2-11Bleckly Herbt. S. (Tentryleys)Dutton Frdk.Wm.(Queen'sPark nurseries).Smith Albert GeorgeEvans William Wynn(Thornycroft)liuitoii Peter, park keeper(Lod.'C^Queen's Park road.Han Ibridge to Queen's park,I Huglies Hji-bert, cab propQueen's road, City road.[Xo thoroughfare.]QUEEN'S AVENUE :1 Davis John2 Moore Mrs. Mary3 Barton David4 Roberts Mrs. Isabel5 Gwyther George6 Rowland William Ankers8 Jones Hugh L.... hereis Prince's avenue9 Roberts .Mfred G10 Davies Geor,^e11 Rosteriit; Miss12 Nicholson 15o\vers, com.agt14 Lowe Frederick23 Bebbington Mrs. Emma,news agent30 Roberts Mrs. E. shopkeepr46 Pove}' Mrs. Jaiii, midwifeRaymond street. Gardenlane to Canal street.WEST SIDE.I Venables George, grocer3 Williams Frederick M5 Newell Mrs7 Small William F13 Williams Richard15 West Henry R17 Jones Rev. H. Ivor [WelshCongre .national]19 Williams Edgar21 Jackson John23 Gottrell Mrs. Edith, aparts27 Pierson Frederick29 Dutton Stanley31 Greenall Mrs33 Hallmark Edward35 Bailey MrsEAST SIDE.8 Groom Miss Emily, millinr10 Walley William '/Reservoir ter, Boughton.I Bartlett Mrs.Margt.shpkprSt. Anne street, Victoriaroad to Black Diamond st.NORTH SIDE.17 Wells William, buUder17 Wells Mrs. feather cleaner19 WiUiams Wm. E. painter25 EUson John, shopkeeperNORTHGATE GOODS STATS. :Jones R. H. 4 Co. coal mers<strong>Cheshire</strong> Lines Goods Officel^rthur Mitchell, stationmaster 4 goods agent)Mulvey 4 Son, coal merchntsProducers' Petroleum Co.LimitedBritish Petroleum Co. LtdJones Benj. coal merchantJones John & Son, coal mersWillcocks William Henry,coal merchant47 Wright Thos. cycle repr65 Thompson Geo. greengrocr67 Brown Arth. fried fish dlr71 Stretch Fredk.greengrocer73 Short James, siioe repairer77 Stopford Mrs.M-ary,shpkpr79 WooUey Geo. shopkeeperhere is Tr iff ord st!i Pope Mrs. V. pawnbroker83 Gill John, boot repairerhere is Gloucester st91 Hinde Thomas, butcher103 Fletcher Richard, painter105 Jones Miss Mary,news agthere is Cornwcdl st107 Roberts Miss Margaret E.dress maker1C9 Kenyon.Mi-s. Fanny,apartsIII Williams Thomas113 .Martin John, greengrocer115 Carsley Miss117 Green.m John, plumberhereis Walter sthere is Talbot st135 Thomas Wm.Hy.shopkpr145 Walmsley Jas.iVI.coal mer...here is Black Diamond st...16 Rob,?rts (xeorge JI SOUTH SIDE.Thomas H. F. furniture 1 2 Waring Samuel, tailorrepository (Alexandra here is Kynaston sthouse). See advertisement•32 Crimes Mrs. Martha'24 Charmley Thomas,butcherI Hannah, shopkeeperQueen's w^harf. ' here is OultonplSee CANAL SIDE. 134 Shuttleworth Wm. shpkprI hereis William stRail-way terrace, Hoole ' 44 Prescott Chas. F. shopkprlane, Boughton.] 54 Lee Samuel, cowkeeperj... here is Back Thomas st ...I PILLAR LETTER Box'53 Bonner Alfred, grocerboA, V\'iUiams Percy H, hairdrsr68 Ellis Samuel, beer retailerI here is Tower st70 Harris John, grocer172 Parrish Mrs. Mary Ellen,greengrocer74 Darlington Henry, confctr176 English k Colonial MeatI Stores, butchers73 Whyman Miss Amy, grohere is Henry st!88A, Greenin Mrs. Mary,grocrI hereis Lyon .it90 Alma inn, Samuel Griffiths114 Griffiths Mrs.Maria,aparts116 Badrock Mrs.Elizh.aparts120 Murray Mrs. Mary Elizabeth,apartments122 Potter Mrs. Elizh. aparts124 Tushingham Thos.P.tailor126 U'ilson Joseph128 Woodworth Mrs. Alice,midwife130 Jackson James132 HargroveEdwd.job.grdnr...here is Black Diamond st...St. George's crescent,Qa-jcn's park.Jefierson Mrs. (St. Ives)Lockwood Mrs. (Fern house)Binning James B. (Ely house)Kemp 'Thomas (Bryn Celyn)Lindop'Wm. E. (Holly bank)Stuart (Japt.Hugh (Loweville)Evans Alfred Hy. (Blantyre)r>Io\vle John (Lyndale)WilcocksWm.Hy.(Strathmore)Bairstow John (Burley)St. James street, Lyon st.to Black Diamond street.SOUTH SIDE.10 WiUiams David, shopkeeperhere is Neiv street12 Eagle ton James, shopkeeprCHESHIRE lo
24*3 CHESTER.St. John street, Foregatestreet to Newgate.EAST SIDE.Blossoms hotel, Mrs. RuthGilbertMarlborough Arms P.H.William Wildgoose5 Dobson W. W. 4 Sons,manufacturing stationers7 Telford MrsBrassey J. E. 4; Son Ltd.iron 4 steel warehouse9 Brassey Ernest, solicitor9 Turner Frank, solicitorWELSH CALVINISTIC METHODIST CHAPELII Guffe Alfred Geo. surgeon13 JoUiffes 4 Hope, solicitors13 River Dee Fishery Board(Henry D. JoUiffe, clerk)Musgrave Joseph 4 Co.timbermerchants....here is Little St. John st....17 Walker Daniel, confectioner19 Lee Mrs21 Griffiths MissesCathoUc Convent (MadameBlackett,lady superioress)(Dee house)here is Souter's laneWEST SIDE.GENERAL POST OFFICE,Danl. R. Noble, postmstrChester Public Library 4Reading Rooms (EdwinCharles Brown,Ubrarian)6 Beule Miss A. ladies' tailorWESLEYAN METHODISTCHAPELDicksons Ltd. seed warehohere is NewgateSt, John's chambers.See UNION STREET.St. John's rd. Queen's park.WALL LETTER Box3 Crooks James Kirk4 Lucas Alfred W. F.R.G.S6 Golder Miss10 HoUand William12 Taylor George14 Webster Melville Seymour16 Anderson GeorgeSt. John's terrace.See LOUISE STREET.St.Martin's ash,Nicholas st.EAST SIDE.ST. MARTIN'S WELSHCHURCHI Huxley Fredk. bootmakerhere is Cuppin streetSt.Martin's-in-the-Fields>Linen Hall street to King'sbuildings.WEST SIDE.1 Painters' Arms P.HMaidenJohn5 Griffiths Misses Agnes 4Annie, dress makers7 Ellis HarryCHESTER GENERAL INFIRMARY,Alfred Edgar GullenL.R.CP.,M.R.CS.LOnd.house physician13 JonesMi8sMartha,apartmtsEAST SIDE.18 Potton James Henryao Higgins William H22 Howick Mrs. Annie, pianotuner24 Parker Miss28 Higgins Misshere is Hunter streetDouglas Mrs. (St.Martin's)32 Egginton Robert Hall34 Clarke Capt. Marshal FCHESHIRE.St. Mary's hill, at the backot the Gastle.St. Mary's Infant SchoolDuneher Henry George(Old rectory)BARRACKS (The Castle),Maj. A. B. Gosset, officercommanding Depot<strong>Cheshire</strong> RegimentalDistrictASSIZE 4 PETTY SESSIONALCOURTS 4 COUNCIIROOM OF THE COUNTYCOUNCIL (The Gastle),Wm. WiUiams, caret akrWeights 4 Measures Officefor the <strong>County</strong> (TheGastle) (WUliam DunlopLaird, chief inspector)<strong>County</strong> Surveyor's Office(TheCastle) (Harry Freestone Bull, surveyor 4bridge master;Williams, auditor)ST. MARY'S CHURCHJamesSt. Peter's churchyard,Northgate street.City Club (James HenshaU,sec.; Joseph James Talion,steward)Commercial inn, Robt.PowellShaw R. G. 4 Co. ironmongersSt. Werburgh chambers.See ST. WERBURGH MOUNT.St. Werburgh mount, St.Werburgh street.3 01dfieldE.4Go.wood carvrs4 Nancy MdUe. Ltd. milliners5 Chesters T. R. 4 Co. umbrelladealers6 Morris Allan 4 Go. furnitureremovers7 Morris Rt.Wm. photogrphrhere is Godstall laST. WERBURGH CHAMBERS :Barker, Coppack 4 Wickham,land agentsBeckett Thos. A. land agentAlyn Brick, Tile 4 TerraCotta Go. Limited 1South Halkyn 4 RhydymwynMining Co. LimitedLlanarmon District MiningGo. Limited (The)Chester Cottage ImprovementCo.Ltd. Thos. A. Beckett, sec<strong>Cheshire</strong> Agricultural SocietyChester Cemetery GoPantymwyn Mining Go. Ltd.(The), T. A. Beckett, secMcHattie 4; Go. nurserymen(St. Werburgh's place)Music Hall,Phillipson 4 Golder, agentsABBEY BUILDINGS :1 Red Mrs. Naomi, registryoffice for servants2 Kenrick George, surgicalinstrument maker3 Kennedy Mrs. Matilda,refreshment rooms4 Lyon John A. auctioneer,valuer and surveyor5 Chapman Miss Louisa,stationer6 ThomasMrs.P.Cfncy.repos7 Beckett Richard T. archtct8 Howell Miss BridgettJase,smaUware dealerCATHEDRAL PLACE :Davis W. 4 Son Ltd. dyersAustin James P. accountantCity Souvenir StoresGhapmanMrs. MaryE. booksUrSt. Werburgh street. Eastgatestreet.WEST SIDE.PARR'S BANK BUILDINGS :Young Men's Christian AssnA. E. liimmer, gen. secLondon k Manchester Assurance Go. LimitedScottish Metropolitan AssuranceGo. LimitedCATHEDRAL CHAMBERS:Gamon, Farmer 4; Go. solicitors 4 notariesNicholson Robert Leonard StGlare, solicitorLockwood Philip H. architect7 Howick WItr. music wareho9 WUliams John, accountant11 Thorp Francis M. hosier13 Bebbington Jas. mnfg. cnfctr15 Firth Nathan C watch ma17 Lloyd F. Horatio, solicitor.,, here is St. Werburgh mt ...EAST SIDE.2 Ashcroft Percy (Bank ho)2 Wesleyan 4 General AssuranceSociety,Benj. E. Johnson,dist.supt2 Pryce-Davies Thos. solictr4 Tamil Tea40rientalCateCo6 Denson Albert, hatter8 WUliams Rubber Go10 Pride 4 Sons, hair dressers12 United Mills Go. drapers14 Chidley Thos. photogrphr14 Refuge Assurance Go.Lim.(district office)14 Gattley Charles E. heraldicstationer14 SmithEmmanuelL.surveyr14 Radcliffe Wm. brick manfr16 MacLennanMiss M. draper18 Jones Robert, confectionerChallinor, Rowson 4; Challinor,auctioneers<strong>Cheshire</strong> Dairy Farmers'Association,Leonard W. Challinor, secST. OSWALD'S CHAMBERS :Dickson, Barnes 4 Dickson,solicitorsSmart E. 4 Go. businesstraining collegeCooke Oswald H. barristerSt. Werburgh's place.See ST. WERBURGH MOUNT.Samuel street, Egertonstreet to Milton street.4 Rosedale Thomas, shopkprSandown terrace.See BOUGHTON.Saniy lane, Boughton.EAST SIDE.here is The MountKennedyMrs.(DeeBank ho)Farrimond Frederick Thos.(Sunnyside)Jack Col. Herbert R.HenryC.M.G. (Estyn)Urmson John (Riverside)Smith William Rigby (DeeFords)20 Harris Mrs. M-argt. apartsWEST SIDE.Davies Samuel (Mount lodge)Hathorn Mrs.Mabel E.laundryBelton John C (Gragside)here is Dee Fords aven ...55 Wright David, coal dealer57 Wickstead Daniel, boot maHibbert Geo. (Clovelly cot)Riches John Thos. floristSaughall road, continuationof Cheyney road.lA, Stretch Fredk. shopkpr18 Price Mrs[KELLY'SBrunton John,florist(Stonebridge)20 Price FrederickDoddHenry(Blacon house)Lowe Jn. (Stone Bridge ho)Sealand,See SEALAND ROAD.Sealand road. Crane bankto Borough boundary.EAST SIDE.<strong>Cheshire</strong> Refining Co,tallow refiners (CanaJbasin)3 Speed Joseph, carterPILLAR LETTER BOX8 Horton Mrs, Johnhere is Catherine st18 Hargreaves RobertWallworth Thos. (Dee ho)hereis Vernon rd22 Humphreys Hy. upholstr30 Whiteley Charles Hickson... here is Gladstone aven ...38 Dinwoodie David40 Burkhill John42 Lowe Edward48 Benson James52 Harrop Edwin54 Massey John56 Taylor James Edwin60 Whiteley John Henry62 Wall Arthur64 Maddock JohnBorough boundaryWEST SIDE.RobertsWm.4Sons,boat bldrsJones Robert, threshingmachine proprietorHales Thos. (Copfield house)Crewe Wm. butchr.(Sluice ho)City of Chester Sewage OutfallWorks (David ScouUer,manager)Chester Isolation HospitalSEALAND:Speed Joseph, farmerDavis Joseph, farmer (Sealandhouse)Whalley Charles, farmerLewis Alfd.frmr. (Point farm)MiUigan William, farmerCowap John Joseph, horsetrainer 4 farmerSeaviUe street, Chapel st.Boughton.3 Lamb Thomas, shopkeeprSelkirk road, Hough green.Home MissNixon Joseph GSeller street, Foregate streetto Egerton street.WEST SIDE.I Queen's Head hotel, Wm.Edward Taplin3 Kelgy Alfd.Jn.fmch.polshr5 Fletcher MrsAlbion Brewery Co. Ltd.Thos. Asticrott, agentWildig Hugh, plumber7 Barrett Michael15 The Caledonian Stationery4 Printing Co15 Mackenzie WiUiam17 Owen Mrs, Wilham, tailor19 Meacock John21 Roy Mrs. Mary F. aparts23 ThomasMrs.Florence,aprts25 Priddey Jas. 4 Son, paintershere is Bold square27 Thomas James Frederick29 Jones Misses Mary 4 Kate,dress makers31 Bult William Hy. aparts33 Bagnall James Hemsley,beer retailer
DIRECTORY.]EAST SIDE.2 Bradleys (Joseph Banks,proprietor), completeclothiers, outfitters &c2 Morris Arthur4 Davies Miss Lilly6 Jones George David10 iMassey Richard,bookkeepr12 Shaw Miss Jane, dress ma14 Welsh Gomer, builder14 Hughes William, carter14 Minns Jacob, coach buildr14 Jones F.J.4 Son (Chester),motor garage14 Adams Fredk.mattress ma16 Moore James, beer retailer18 Brisland Misses20 Siddall Mrs22 Walton Bert24 Thompson Mrs26 Sutton George28 Humphries A.E.bandmstr30 Roscoe Thomas Frederick34 Liverpool Courier k EveningExpress (branch off)36 Steen Albert James, paintr38 Groxton Mrs. Sarah, dressmaker42 Wiseman John, millerShipgate street. LowerBridge street.Hornby Alex.(Shipgate ho)Parker Bros, builders5 Jackson Wm. sign -writer3rd Welsh Brigade RoyalField Artillery, TerritorialForce headquarters ;Cd. F. ,L Bonnalie,commanding; Gapt. G.C Barnes, adjutant;Battery Sergt.-Major CVoyce 4 Sergt.-MajorM. Woodhouse, instructors ist CbeshireBattery;Battery Sergt.-Major H,Morgan 4 Sergt.-MajorE. U Ashby, instructors3rd <strong>Cheshire</strong> Battery3rd Welsh Brigade Ammunition Column (QuarterMaster 4 Hon. Gapt. W.T. Whiteley)Short place.See GARDEN LANE.SibeU street, Francis street,[No thoroughfare. ]SOUTH SIDE,here is Carter street8 Walker Mrs.Emma,shpkprNORTH SIDE.... here is Chesham street ...9 DawesMrs.Alice.shopkeepr,., here is Ormonde street ...PhUlips Rev. John B.A.[curate in charge of St.Barnabas']ST. BARNABAS MISSIONCHURCHSt. Barnabas Institute,William Lythgoe, secSouth view.See EATON ROAD.South view, Sealand road,10 Lloyd Pryce, confectioner20 ThompsonJoseph,insur.£igt24 Evans Misses C.& M.aparts42 Harrison Miss Elizh.grocerSpital place, Boughton.WEST SIDE.Guy Hy. furniture removr5 Harris Mrs. Margt. shpkprSpital walk, Boughton.14 Hewson James, grocerChester Water 'Works,C Wilfred Bennett,engnrStanley place.SOUTH SIDE.1 Birley Miss3StanleyNursingHome(The),MissAdaFlintham,matron7 Adair Major-General9 Kerr Miss11 Gladowe Thomas Smith13 Stewart MrsCHESHIRE.NORTH SIDE.2 Roberts Mrs6 Atchley Richard8 Lloyd Sir Horatio B.A., J.P8 Lloyd F. Horatio10 Davies Thomas Hart12 FarraU Rev. LaurenceMeakin M.A. [rector ofHoly Trinity church]14 Western Command PayOffice (Col. C Fuller,chief paymaster)Stanley st. Watergate st.WEST SIDE.1 Principal Medical Officer'sOffice (Western Command)2 Featherstonhaugh Hy. Hhere is Stanley piEvans-Lloyd Edward j.p.(Stanley house)EAST SIDE.Lyon John Arthur( Linen haU)Steam Mill st. Boughton.Frost F. A. 4 Sons, millers 4corn mers. (Steam mills)Steven St. Boughton toCanal.2 4 4 McLoughlin Mrs.Honora23 Duffy James, shopkeeper51 Burke Michael Hubert,marine store dealerStocks lane, Ghristleton rd.EAST SIDE,I Pughe Frederick3 McLeUan Richard G5 Corson Joseph7 Butcher James9 Grindley GeorgeII Leeming John £. (Brookthorpe)13 Pickering Mrs15 Meacock Thomas Brock17 Doughty Mii»s19 Gott Joseph BarracloughGreen George, fruitererWilliams Wm. Robt. M.A.(Ry lease)Sunny bank. Queen's park.1 Newman John Ellis2 Longbottom Frederick W3 Beswick Harry4 Bull Harry F5 Conway Walter6 Dutton Wm. com. travllr7 Dutton JamesDutton Frederick, floristSydney road, 1 Saughall rd.2 Spong John, shopkeeperTalbot street, St. Anne st.[No thoroughfare,]WEST SIDE.21 Chase William.. here is Church stDutton Caleb Beresford,baker43 Carroll Mrs. Emma, dressmakerEAST SIDE.here is Church st30 Pointing E. J. fried fish dlrTarvin road, Boughton toFilkin's lane.NORTH SIDE.1 Almond Mrs. Isabella, stnrBOUGHTON Town Sub-PostM. O. 4 T. Office3 Ledsham Alfred G5 SiddaU John A. cashier7 Stanyer Miss9 Thomas Richard, professorof musicII Smith Thomas C butcherhere is Lord st13 Jackson Edward, supt. ofwater works15 Cragg MrsCHESTER. 24368 Holmin Harry StephenRigby Miss Alice, preparatoryschool (The Chalet)here is Cherry rdHarrop Henry, relievingofficer for Rural district70 Proud Frank John/2 Roberts Mrs. Thomas74 Hibbert Thomas, registrationclerk76 Roberts Mrs. George78 Elliott Edward80 French RandolphEvans Walterbank)82 Mackenzie Mrs17 Evans Walter, verger ot 184 Jacobs Augustus, fitterSt. Paul's church19 Taylor Mrs21 Plant George H^3 Hi^mett William E25 Wynne Henry27 Rigby Mrs. Emmahere is Brassey st29 Oldmeadow Mrs33 Digweed Chas. schoolmastr35 Weights John,schoolmastr37 Lowe Walter Philip39 Vernon Henry, engineer41 Whitworth Samuel, furnituresalesman43 Brown James, com. travhere is Bulkeley st45 Hope \Villiam Herbert47 Bolkinghorne Charles49 Wynne John H. boot mnfr51 Butler Thomas, ironmongers'assistanthere is I'hemisti-y la(Churton94 Foden Mrs. Elizabeth96 Adams Frederick98 Webster George Harvey100 Leeming Mrs. Elizabeth102 Royle Mrs. Sarah Ann104 Hewitt John Henry, mngr106 Williams Thos. boot ma108 Lockwood VVeaverGaman,salesmanno Richardson Mrs. P.nurse112 Meaking Wm. Hy. clerk114 Grewe Mrs. Mary Ann116 WiUiams Wiliiam Henry,engine driver118 Lewis Joseph, cab propr120 Jones Edward122 Gilmour Daniel Joseph,manager124 Chimes David Hy. clerkhere IS Filkin's laThomas street, 65 George53 Pritchard Ernest, shopkpr street.Emerson Jas. Hy. builderWEST SIDE.4 contractor (May bank) Jones Edward John, printerStanton John H. boot repr here is Bells court55 Kdly PhilipWelsh Border Mounted Brigade57 Jenkins Thomas HenryField Ambulance,59 Killon Robert WRoyal Army Medical Corps,61 Keane Richard VTerritorial Force (headquarters)63 Arkle Ivan(Sergt. - Major65 Hope MrsWilliam BuUock Chase,here is Churton rd instructor)67 Dunnings Thos. com. travEAST SIDE.69 Kelly Mrs. Lilian, teacher Seymour Walter, shopkeeprof musichere is Pitt st71 Warrington Wm. compostr 8 Cunnington John Thomas,75 Kok-Alblas Barthus J. beer retailerassistant insurance supt here is Jones' court77 Weeks Mrs79 Coathupe Walter Fredk. Tower street, St. Anne st,engine driverto Wellington street.81 Eckford Thomas James,WEST SIDE.works manager 4 EUson Thomas, shopkeepr83 White Stephen, grocer 26 Strange John, milk seller85 Roberts Arthur, carter 34 Shaw James, coal dealer87 Bailey Frnk. police constbl here are Pitt st. Sf89 Bennett Mrs. FrancesWeUington st93 Stokes Joseph, storekpr99 Griffith Benjamin William,EAST SIDE.P. O sorter37 Durham Ox P.H. WalterWALL LETTER BOX105 Milne John Taylor,GriffithsBridge innToTver wharf. Canal streetSOUTH SIDE.to Sealand road.2 Ward George, shopkeeperNORTH SIDE.8 Cragg Samuel, water inspr Shropshire Union Railways 420 Rose Joseph, greengrocer Canal Go.'s Offices (Thomas30 McLeUan William, builder Hales, manager)32 Monk Harry, gunsmith Shropshire Union Railways 434 Fleet Henry, clerkCanal Company's Boat Yard36 Welsh John M.R.C.S.Eng., MISSION CHURCH OF THEL.R.CP.Lond. physician GOOD SHEPHERD4 surgeonInfants' School38 Cooper Thomashere is Charlotte st40 Grimes William Henry,boot makerhere is CecilstTrafford street, St. Anne st.[No thoroughfare.]WEST SIDE.here is Princess courtPRIMI rivE METHODISTCHAPEL42DoddFras.Brown,insur.supt 17 Williams Wm.E.dairyman48 Meredith Wm. Jas. engnr here is Edward's court62 Evans John H. joiner 29 Dugdale Samuel, carter64 Wharton Alfd. bricklayer j British Petroleum Go. Ltd66 Smith Mrs. Elizh.dress ma 77 SmaU Charles, boot reprCHESHIRElb"*
244 CHESTER.Trinity street, Watergate NORTHGATE CONGREGAstreetto Princess street.TIONAL CHURCHWEST SIDE. 57 Vernon WiUiam 4 Son,3 Cross Arthur, ho )t repr builders 4c. See advertisement5 Jones John Kiclid. apartsII Moorcroft Henrv, builder 61 Urmston .Mrs13 Roberts Miss Alice, aparts 63 Newman George Frederick15 Snelson Richd. Hy. l>nilder here is Chichestei' .-tRandallGeorgcshopkeeper here is Liverpool rdi^Trinity court)here are Trinity court 4'EAST SIDE.Bramwell's courtHoly Trinity Girls' School27 CatiierellEdwd.papcrhangrhere is Princess .•itEAST SIDE.Blackburne John I. 4 Go.wine 4 spirit merchants.See advertisement2 AVait Frank, boot repairer4 Jones David, verger of St.Peter's10 Rowland Mrs. MarthaAnn, apartmentsMATTHEW HENRY'S UNITARiAN CHAPEL 4 LECTURE ROOMhere is Stone st"Union Hall buildings.See FOREGATE STREET.Union street, Love street toGrosvenor Park roadSOUTH SIDE2 King's Armsp.H.Mrs.SarahBennionBarnes John William(Grosvenor Park house)14 Lindsay Mrs. A. shpkprNORTH SIDE.I Wirrall Railway Co.Wm. DensonHaswell,sec^ Haswell Brothers,charteredaccnts. (St. John's chas)3 Ankers Richd.chmny.swprCollins Miss Margaret, catererfor outdoor amusements(Collins yard)Chester f hy Baths,Albert Moody, mangr•Dnion walk, Queen street,to Frodsham street.SOUTH SIDE.StWerburgh'sCatholicSchoolsNORTH SIDE.7 Gibson Samuel, bricklayer9 Henderson MrsII Dutton George Henry13 Handley Hj'. tchr.of music17 Powell George, painter'D'pper Northgate street,Northgate to Liverpool rd.WEST SIDE.I Dutton William, builderBLUE GOAT SCHOOL,F. G. Tamplin Williams,head masterMiss Hilda Wills, matronhere is Canal st7 Griffith William HenryL.R.CP. & s.Edin. surgn9 Oldfield John, grocerII Hewitt IMiss Jessie, confr13 DobieHerbertM.D. ,M. R, C. S. ,L.R.CP.Lond. physician15 Richards Robert, joiner17 Hodson Samuel, hair drssr17A, Burgess Chas. dairyman19 Vernon Henry, builder21 Denson William23 Tidswell .Mrshere is Church .-t25 Lloyd Mrs27 Robinson Rev. James J. J.[curate ofChrist Church]29 Randies John, cab propr35 Dublin Castle P.H. GeoryeMoss Jone'*37 Kennerley John H. joiner4 Denson John Lyon6 Denson William & Son,bakers 4 public weighingmachineshere is George st,,8 Bull 4 Stirrup hotel, JohnWilliam Chalmers10 Parry Thos. Sharp,surgeonPILLAR LETTER BOX12 Jephcott Charles M.A.,M.B.4 CM.camb., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.CP.Lond. surghere is Delamere stCHURCH OF CHRIST14 McKay John, boot maker18 Jones Miss Margaret,ladies' school22 Dobie Edward Cyril M.B.,c.M.Edin., M.R.C.S.Eng.,L.R.CP.Lond. surgeon24 Bennett Rev. Frank SelwynM. M.A. [vicar of ChristChurch]26 Veerman Leon, teacher ofthe violin30 Hughes David, butcher32 Williamson Miss Maggie,ladies' outfitter36 Latham Miss38 Thorne Herbert Chas. grocr38 Great Western RailwayGo. Parcel ReceivingOfficehere is Mason st40 France Wm. Owen, grngro42 Price Robert, dairyman44 Tasker Frank M. plumber50 Ruscoe Hv. boot 4 shoe dlr50 L. 4 N. "W. Ry. Go ParcelReceiving Office52 Walker James 4 Sons,news agents54 Marchant Miss ConstanceM. confectioner56 Evans Mrs. Mary Jane,greengrocer'Vernon road, Sealand roadto Whipcord lane.NORTH SIDE,39 Crump Mrs, Elizabeth,fishdealer41 Hill James, jun. newsagentSOUTH SIDE.40 WiUiams Thos.C.insur.agtVicar's lane, Grosvenor pk.St. John's National Schools3 Glare HoratioRescue Home (Miss MaryWright, lady superntdt)Scott Rev. Canon SamuelCooper M.A. [vicar otSt. John-the-Baptist](Vicarage)Blue Girls' School (MissClara Edgeller, matron)"Victor street, BoughtonEvans Thomas, joinerII Davis Thos. Chas. boot rep29 Gallagher Mrs. Sarah,shopkeeper29 Gallagher Wm. insur. agtVictoria pathway. Queen'spark.EAST SIDE.Thomas HenryCHESHIRE.3 Room Mrs5 Dutton James7 BarnetSamuel(Thornham)9 Smith Richard FletcherII Edwards George13 Shepherd Miss15 Blunt Herbert Porter17 Dutton Frederick William19 Henderson John EWEST SIDE.2 Roberts Price4 Eastwood Mrs8 Hornby Mrs. H. A10 Barrington Miss16 Richardson Mrs18 Bee Alexander20 Atkinson Mrs"Victoria place, bottom ofFrodsham street.NORTH SIDE.Hallmark 4 Haswell, cornmerchts. (Cow Lane bridge)SOUTH SIDE.Hibbert George, english &foreign timber merchant4c. (Cow Lane bridge).See advertisementVictoria road, George streetto Brook lane,WEST SIDE.Primitive Methodist SundaySchoolDavies John P. 4 Sons, ladder4c. makersMullins' Chester 4 NorthWales Hide 4 Skin Markethere ts Delamere stMidland Railway DistrictCanvasser's Office3 JonesMrs. Sarah,beerretlr.,,, here is St. Anne's piChester Steam Laundry Co.Limited (William HenryLipsham, sec)Williams Bros. 4 Co. leadlight 4 casement makersCOUNCIL SCHOOL (boys,girls 4 infants)11 Dandy Charles, who. fruitrLunt Thos. mon. masonhere is Abbot's nook17 Lloyd Mrs. (Abbotsford)19 BillingsReginaldF. (Abbeyholm)21 Haswell Miss (Monksdale)23 Evans Mrs. (Holyrood)25 Morris Allan27 HitchcockEdmd.(HoUy ho)29 McGiU Charles J, (Maybole)31 Martin Francis Edgar33 Jones Harry35 Haswell Charles Gadwaladr37 Parry Maurice39 Roberts Thomas41 Evans Rev. David Jenkin[Unitarian].. here is Liverpool rd43 Shand Wm. Ronald Walcot45 Adams Geo.F.(Ashbourne)47 BrittainSaml.Hy.(Arcville)BitheU John Henry David(Oaklea)....here is Brook laneEAST SIDE.Williams 4 Williams Limited,lead Ught k casement masLamb Wm. A. photographerhere is St. Anne .st<strong>Cheshire</strong> Lines Committee(Northgate Station),Alfred iMitchell, stationmaster 4 goods agentVolunteer st. Pepper street.EAST SIDE.2 GoughDanzyPowell,aparts8 Orrett Arthur, tailor[KELLY'SWalpole street, 24 Bouveriestreet to Parkgate road.SOUTH SIDE.2 Bowles Charles C city missionary4 Hughes Wm. insur. supt6 Jepson John Owen8 Tweedie Rev. William B.A.[vicar of St IMichael's]10 Lovett Harry William12 Denson Albert14 Roberts Mrs16 Dodd Mrs18 Thompson John20 Jefferson Henry22 Targett Kev. Henry S,[Primitive Methodist]..here is Parkgate roadWalter street, St. Anne st.[No thoroughfare.]WEST SIDE.31 Hamilton'Wm. Richd.grocrhere is Church street33 Allcock Ernest, beer retlrEAST SIDE.22 Heverend John, boot repr28 New inn,Geo. Tushinghamhere is Church st30 Tilston James, butcher54 Pate George, boot repr60 Tushingham Mrs. Mary,shopkeeperWater Tower street,Northgatestreet.SOUTH SIDE.Liverpool Arms P.H. Thos.BitheUhere is Canning st5 Cotgreave John7 Baxter Mrs849 Chester District NursingAssociation,Mrs. Bateson, lady suptNORTH SIDE.Brown Thomas, wood carverAldred Henry H. M.R.C.V.S.ve ternaryForge)Shelley William, bmlderWatergatesurgeon (Theflags.See WATERGATE STREET.Watergate square, bottomof Watergate street.2 Jones H. Lewis4 Sconce Daniel, milk dealerhei'e are New Crane4" Crane streets7 Army Medical Stores(Western Command)(Lieut. 4 QuartermasterJ. Watkins R.A.M.C.officer in charge)Waterarate inn,FredAllmanhere is Paradise rowChester City 4 <strong>County</strong> Schoolfor Girls (Miss HannahMary Footman, head mist)Roodee (principal entrance),Charles Morris, suptWatergate st. The Cross.SOUTH SIDE.I Donald 4 Co. chemists3 Pegram James 4 G/Oi gros5 Bradshaw Thomas K. tripedresser7 Wilkinson T. L. 4 Sons,poulterers 4 fishmongers9 Davies R. 4Go.confectionrsII & 19 Roberts Quellyn 4Go. wine 4 spirit merchants(The Old Crypt)15 Culm William, greengrocer17 Ellison Ernest William,poulterer
DIRECTORY.]CHESHIRE.19 Roberts Quellyn 4 Go. 170 Shone William, land agentwine! 4 spirit merchants | Office for Receipt ofGovem-21 Rogers Alfred Jn. tinplateworkerment taxes (Wm.Shone,assessor k collector)25 Coombes J.& Co.boot reprs 70 Shone 4 Pritchard, solictrs27 Lloyd Mrs. Charles, cooper 72 Chester Go-operative Society29 Norbury Thos. boot reprLimited (branch)31 LoadmanW.A.fruiterer 4c 74 Jenkins Charles, newsagt35 Grewe A^'illiam, butcher 76 Linen Hall tavern, Mrs.37 Washington Chas. W.plmbr Margaret Jane Watson51 Cross Arthur, tobacconist53 Cowley Arthur, doggerhere is Linen Hall st55 Hunter S. electrical engnr 78 TOWN SUB-POST, M.0.0.61 W'oods John, whitesmith &S. B78 Urmston Miss Ellen, baker.here is Weaver street | ...here is Linen HaU pi65 Custom House tavern,WATERGATE FLAUS :Thomas Halpin i„ T i_ -,, T.,,.67 Coventry Mrs. Harriett, l^o Johnson Mrs. Elbe, apartsregistry office: ^^ Thorp Francis Mahy69 GoventryWm. stationer. 4c ^4 Beckett Frederick71 Coventry Jsph. H. builder ^6 BagnaU Mrs73 Jackson John, baker 88 Rogers John75 Axe tavern, Mrs. Sophia 90 Roberts MrsVernon 1 here is Stanley st ,77 Woolman Thomas, chemist I g2 BiUington Miss79 Laycock &Woolman,milnrs81 Yacht inn, Wm.Hy. Lucashere is Nicholas st83 Foulkes Mrs. Jane, fruitr^Vo^rall Henry, cabinetmaker (Derby house)85 Lowe Miss Frances, servants'registry91 Scarl John, greengrocer93 Shaw Charles GillHEAD QUARTERS OFFICE,WESTERN COMMAND,Gen. Sir C J. BurnettK.c.B.,K.cv,o (Watergatehouse)NORTH SIDE.ST. PETER'S CHURCH2 NoblettsLim. ,confectioners(The Cross)4 Chirnside John, draper6 Wall Arthur, butcher8 Maypole Dairy Co. Ltd10 Ye Deva hotel, Mrs. AgncAtkinson12 Dodd Henry, butcher14 Aston S. 4 Son, auctionrs16 Meacock Thos. Owen,wine29 Bowes 4; Lomax, furniturebrokers4 spirit vaults18420 Davies Mrs. Ann, I here is Chapel courtfruitererhere is Go.22 Martin H. k Go. grocers24 MiUs Arth. Jn. cycle agent26 Wright Charles, bookseller28 Lloyd George, cork cutterChester 4 Counties LiberalClub (JohiiFJetcher,sec.;Geo. McCal.y, steward)32 Houghton T. 4 Sons, gros34 Hudson Wm.Thos. hairdrsr94 Hayward iMrs. Elizabeth,apartments96 Jones Henry98 Oliver David Ernest, commercialtraveller100 WiUiams Miss104 Rogers WilliamWatergate Street row.The Cross to Weaver street.SOUTH SIDE.I ChesterGuardian& Record,publishers3 Ward VTOS. Wm.bookbindr5419 Mealing Thomas, antiquefurniture dealer9 Blake John, baker15 Fennah George Henry,antique furniture dealer17 Richards Thos. N. painter4 sign writer19 &, 5 Mealing Thomas, antiquefurniture dealer21 Wedgwood Wm. fum. dlr27 Golothan James, genl. dlr31 Lloyd Mrs. Charles, cooperhere is Posnett's court33 Pickavance Arth. hairdrsr35 Perkins Mrs. Jane, secondhandclothes dealer39 ChestersJoseph H.furn.dlrhere is Old Hall pi |43 Parry & Son, paper mers4c WUliams 4 Co.basket mas30 38 Evans ^vans George, vxeorge, joiner 47 Harrison James 4 Son,40 Baker Geor-e, boot maker,**^ ,^h,-n»t malfPr«42 Carnarvon CastleWalter J. Jones, here is Crook st44 Eddy 4 Owen, milliners46 Greenhalgh T. E. gasfitter50 Robotham Geo. Edwd.musical instrument dlr52 Washington Walter S.plumber 4c55 Jones Arthur, hair dresser54 Evans Misses 159 Heywood Chas. Edward,56 Snelson Mrs. Elizabeth antique furniture dealer58 Chester Hyyienic Institute|6i Wilman Albert, china reprLimited64 Harrison Mrs66 Williams Mrs. Aldersey68 rUackburne John I. 4 Go.wine merchants.... here is Trinity st ....HOLY TRINITY CHURCHNORTH SIDE.2 Dix Wm.Arth.Victoria P.H4 Muras 4 Co. furnituredealers 4c6 Ye Deva hotel, Mrs. AgnesAtkinson8 Harris Mrs. Jennie,secondhandclothes dealer14 Harris George, secondhandclothes dealer16 Hughes Miss L. dress ma18 Thompson Jas. hairdresserhere is Goss st24 Blayney Arthur, printerhere is Royle's ct26 Mason Mrs. Ellen, aparts28 Chester LiberalAssociation,James Seller, agent34 HUlhouse Henry, furn. bkrhere is Crook stWaterloo rd. Liverpool rd.to Eversley park.NORTH SIDE.EDGBASTON VILLAS :2 Huntingdon Thomas J4 Fox Mrs6 Rigg MordenSOUTH SIDE.I Hope Henry G3 Brandon Capt. Oscar G5 Jones Richard Henry7 Anderson Charles RWeaver street, Watergatestreet to Whitefriars.WEST SIDE.12 Harris John E. shopkeeper40 WilliamsE. (exors.of),pntrsEAST SIDE.17 Rycroft Alfred, cabinet maWeUington street, Georgestreet to Lyon street.EAST SIDE.Abley Mrs. A.4 Son,cartrs4 Roycroft .John, saddler14 Johnson John, boot reprhere is Lyon stWEST SIDE..here arc Pitt st. 4" Tower st.here is Henry ,^•/19 Stanton William, shopkprWest Lorne street, 12 BouverieSt. to Lorne st.NORTH SIDE.here is Lorne stCHESTER. 2457 Healey Miss9 Smith Tom11 COURT OF PROBATE k DISTRICT REGISTRY OFFICE,Henry A. Jenner, districtregistrarRobt. Win. Jones, chiefclerk13 HarrisonGeo.L.R.C.P.surgn15 Schofield Alfred17 Adams George19 Salvage Mrs. L.apartmnts21 Dutton Thomas23 Ward John G. cab propr25 MorganCyrilL.R.CP.Edin.,L.S.A.Lond. physician27 Hewitt Mrs.Matilda,aparts29 Browne William31 Davies Miss E. apartments33 Hand 4 Williams,dressmas33 Hand Saml. oil sheet maker35 Smith Misses Louisa 4Harriet, apartments37 Powell Mrs. Sarah, aparts39 Ross Misj41 Ransom Mrs43 Harrison William, aparts45 Musgrave Joseph47 Hutchings John HanmerNORTH SIDE.2 Edge Mrs. Annie, aparts4 Millington Henry Teece,dental surgeon8 Brown Miss Hannah,servants' registry officehere is BoV.oiil'. ct.SOUTH SIDE,WilUam street, .^t. Anne..re is Martin's court j 8 Benion John, insurance agtstreet to < ieorge street.• r^tj TT n 1 10 Kelly John, teacher of muslOA, Johnson Henry,boot reprWestminster avenue.Hough green.1 Yates Edward P3 Denson William HenryGolder Jas. (The Birches)cabinet makers... here is Harrison's court ...Young Women's ChristianAssociation (Miss K.Edwards, sec.) (BishopLloyd's palace)here is Rathbone pi53 rrossR.R. antique turn, dlr63 Fennah Geo. Hy. furn. dlr...here is Puppet Show entry...65 Sconce John, bookbinder69 Knowles Robert,apartmnts71 '.S'illiams W. house decrtr77 Knowles Thomas, grocerhere is Weaver stDaviesE.Harold (BurlandAshworth Edwd.(The Cot)Whipcord lane. Canalbridge. Tower wharf.7 Williams Harris, insur.agtGerrard Archd. (Leaf dale)NORMAN TERRACE :2 Taylor Percy W. tailor4 Williams William Arthur,typewriter agent•Whitefriars, Bridge streetto Nicholas street.SOUTH SIDE.3 Cartwright J. F. P. 4 T. Csolicitors5 Roberts Mrs. Hannah,apartments12 Barker 4Rogerson, solicitrs14 Johnson Michl, L.D.S.R.C S.Eng. dentist14 Segar Frank L.D.S.R.CS,Eng. dentisi14 Bromley Charles E.L.D.S.R.CS. Eng. dentist16 CUSTOMS 4 EXCISBOFFICEVEdgar Williams.collectorThomas Sharkey, supervisorChas. Benjamin Ellison,chief clerkTAX OFFICE,Francis J.Connor,survyr18 Harding Henry L.D.S.Eng.dental surgeonBirch,Cullimore 4 Douglas,solicitors (Friars)here is Weaver st24 Musgrave Misshere is Nicholas stWilton terrace.Sey EATON ROAD.Wrexham rd. Five ashes.Preston Reginald Walter(Ashfield)Harris Capt. George Henry(Dyreham)Central Home forBoys 4Girls,Simeon Preston, masterYork street. Queen street toBold square.SOUTH SIDE.I Davies A. J. & Co. manufacturingconfectioners... here is Back Queen st. ...here is Charlotte stNORTH SIDE.2 Ellis Samuel, tailor:A, Lightfoot R. sign writer8 Evans Mrs, Alice, sho|)kpr20 Hallmark Edwin,furnitureremover26 Reed Percy, shopkeeper
24-) CHESTER. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'SCHESTER PRIVATE RESIDENTSAdair Major-General Henry R.M. 7Stanley placeAdams Beresford, 42 Liverpool roadAdams Frederick, 96 Tarvin roadAdams Fredk.M.Glenrafon,Hough grnAdams George, 17 WhitefriarsAdams George F. 45 Victoria roadAdcock Rev. Edward Wright (Wesleyan),Ferney, Queen's parkAddy James, 2 Brook laneAinsworth Misses, 4 Nicholas streetAldersey Miss, 10 Brook laneAnderson Charles R. 7 Waterloo roadAnderson George, 16 St, John's road.Queen's parkAndrews Fdk. Jas. 15 Dee bnks.BghtnAppleton John, Killiney, Parkgate rdArdern Theo. 47 Bouverie streetArkle Ivan, 63 Tarvin roadArmstrong Andrew, 22 Liverpool rd\.i-mstrong Mrs. 13 Cheyney roadAshcroft Frederick, 47 Nicholas stAshcroft Percy, Bank house, 2 St.Werburgh streetAshworth Edward, The Cottage,Westminster avenue. Hough greenAtchley Richard, 6 Stanley placeAtherton Frederick W. i Lumley road •Boden Edward, 43 Cheyney roadBolkinghorne Charles, 47 Tarvin roadAtkinson Mrs. 3 Lumley road j BoUand WiUiam, 46 Hough greenAtkinson Mrs. 20 Victoria pathway,' Bonnalie George S. 7 Abbey square;Queen's park | 4 Rose dene, UptonAustin George, The Gables, Dee BoothLawrence,Dingle bnk.Gurzon pkF.irds avenueI Boulter George Henry, 7 Deva terraceAyrton Alfred, 2 Chichester street [ Bowles Thos. Sydney, 23 Liverpool rdBagnall Mrs. 86 Watergate street Bown Percy, 15 Deva terraceBailey Grant, Wadenhoe, Hough grn Boyes Frank, 8 Lumley roadBaUey Mrs. 35 Raymond street Bracey-Wright Rev. Louis O.S.F.CBairstow John, Burley, St. George's | (Catholic), Grosvenor streetcrescent. Queen's parkBaker Miss, 2 Blackfriars !Balcroft WUliam, 73 Parkgate roadBarber Ven. Edward M.A., F.S.A.(rector of St. Bridget's 4 St. Martin's,vice dean, archdeacon 4 canonof Chester, 4 surrogate), St.Bridget'.? rectory. Castle esplanadeBarker Harry Tates. Heron bridge,Eaton roadBarker Miss, 10 Canal streetBarker RichardLongueville,ioEaton rdBarlow Geo. Homleigh, Hough greenBarnes John William, Grosvenor Parkhouse. Union streetBarnet Samuel, Thornham, 7 Victoriapathway. Queen's parkBarrington Miss, 10 Victoria pathway,Queen's parkBarron Capt. Alexander, Barony,Glan Aber park. Hough greenBarton James, 7 Lumley roadBates Thomas Ashton, 9 Brook laneBaxter Rev. Aubrey B.A. (minorcanon of Chester Cathedral 4 curateof Shotwick with Saughall), 8Church streetBaxter Mrs. 7 Water Tower streetBayley James G. 34 Liverpool roadBeckett Frederick, 94 Watergate stBeckett Mrs. 3 Old Wrexham roadBedford Rev. Joseph Louis M.A.,F.L.S. (incumbent of St, Johnwithout the Northgate, 4 surrogate),10 Abbey squareBee Alex.i8Victoria pthwy.Queen's pkBell Thomas Harrison, 37 Cheyney rdBell William, 34 Lorne streetBelton John C Cragside, Sandy lane,BoughtonBelwood Rev.Charles O.S.F.C.(Gatholic),Grosvenor streetBengough Guy, 4 Abbey squareBennett Gapt. J. Nevitt,22 Hough grnBennett Rev, Frank Selwyn MacaulayM,A. (vicar of Christ Church,surrochaplain to the bishop, kgate), 24 Upper Northgate streetBenson James, 48 Sealand roadBernard William, 44 Filkin's lane Burnett Gen. Sir Charles JohuBerryman Major Hy. Arth. R.A.M.C. I K.CB,, K,G.V.O. Government ho.Montrose house. Hough green Dee Hills park, BoughtonBeswick Harry, 3 Sunny bank,Queen's, Butcher James, 7 Stocks la. BoughtiparkBillings Reginald F. 19 Victoria roadBillington Miss, Watergate flags, 92Watergate streetBinning James B. Ely house, St.George's crescent. Queen's parkBirch Henry John, 44 Liverpool roadBirch Miss, 4 Gastle esplanadeBirley Miss, i Stanley placeBithel Mrs. 7 Brassey st. BoughtonBitheU John Henry David, 49 VictoriaroadBitheU Mrs. i Cambrian viewBlack Chas. B. 2 Ashgrove,Five AshesBlackburne Miss, 6 ITie Mount,BghtnBlagden John J. 5 King's buildingsBlaylock John, 12 King streetBlayney A. 3 City wallsBleckly Herbert S. Tentry leys.Queen's parkBlunt Hrbt. Porter, 15 Victoria pthwjBodden Reginald, 23 Hough greenI Brackenbury Col. Herbert W. (lateR.A.), 12 Eversley parkBramley Charles Edwd. 4 Exton park,Parkgate roadBrandon Gapt. Oscar G,3 Waterloo rdBrassey Herbert, 23 Curzon parkBray Geo. Hy. 27 Dee banks,BoughtnBrewer Miss, 20 Lorne streetBrickland Joseph, 9 Bridge placeBridge Joseph C, M.A., Mus.Doc.(organist 4 choir master), ChristChurch vicarage. Brook laneBridge Mrs. Trevenna, Queen's parkBrittain Samuel Hy. 47 Victoria roadBritton Sydnev E. Evercreech, GlanAber park. Hough greenBromley Chas. Edwd. L.D.S.R.CS.Eng. 4 P.P.S.Glas. 14 WhitefriarsBromley Mrs. 32 King streetBromwich George, Norwood, Newrypark, Brook laneBrook Percy, 11 Lumley roadBroom Herbert George, 5 Nicholas stBrown Alfred E. 33 Granville roadBrown Charles, 61 Bouverie streetBrown Charles Edward, 7 Abbey sqBrown Frederick G.3 Gladstone road,Cambrian viewBrown Harry, 18 Curzon parkBrown Mrs. 5 Ashgrove, Five AshesBrown Mrs. 27 Gastle streetBrown Mrs. 9 Dee Hills pk. BoughtonBrown Mrs. 21 Gladstone streetBrown Thomas Henry, 13 Eaton roadBrown William, 17 Deva terraceBrown Wm. Elisha, 33 Parkgate roadBrown WUliam Hy. 36 Liverpool rdBrowne James Leonard M.B.Dee Hillslodge, BoughtonBrowne Morton, Lache holme, Lachelane. Hough greenBrowne William, 29 WhitefriarsBroxham Victor, 49 Nicholas streetBull Harry F.4Sunny bnk.Queen's pkBullin Mrs. 20 Nicholas streetBurder Rev. Harold Eustace M.A(vicar of St. Thomas), St. Oswaldvicarage, Parkgate roadBurkhill John, 40 Sealand roadButt Mrs. Willowmere, Gurzon parkByrne Mrs. 23a, Hough greenGahUl Miss, 49 Granville roadCaldecutt Arth. Edwd. i Abbey greenCampbeU Miss, i Exton pk.Parkgt.rdCandeland William, 8 Lorne streetCarpenter Mrs. 20 Granville roadCarr WilUam, 42 FUkin's laneCarroll Anthony Joseph, Lythamvilla, Parkgate roadGarson WUliam, 15 Hough greenChallinor Mrs. i Cliveden road.Hough greenChalton Mrs. i Ashgrove, Five AshesChambers Rev. Joseph (CathoUc), St.Werburgh's presbytery, GroivenorPark roadChannon Edward, Bathonia, GlanAber park. Hough greenGbatterton David B. 4 The GrovesChester The Lord Bishop of (RightRev. Francis John Jayne D.D.), ThePalace, Dee side, Chester; Athenaeumclub, London S WChester William James, 2 BoughtonChesters William, 14 Gladstone roadChesworth Mrs. 18 Filkin's laneChidley Thomas, 53 Parkgate roadGhignell Rev. Hendrick M.A. (minorcanon 4 head master CathedralChoir school), 13 Abbey streetChirnside John, 4 Eastern pathway,Queen's parkChurch Mai. Arth. Jn. i Queen's pkChurton WUliam Henry, 142 BoughtonClare Alfred, 2 Curzon parkClare Horatio, 3 Vicar's laneClark Edwin, 4 Lorne streetClark Frank, i Grange roadClark James, 12 Bouverie streetClark Miss, 19 Grosvenor streetClarke Capt. Marshal Falconer, 34St. Martin's-in-tho-FieldsClarke Jn. Pasadene, 38 Liverpool rdClemence Alfred, 5 Brook laneClements Thomas, 56 Hough greenClough George FTedk.78 Hough greenCockrUl C 31 Hough greenColeman Thomas Edwd.58 Hongh grnCollins Maj. Joseph, 8 Liverpool rdGoltart Clyde, Marna, Lache lane,Hough greenComber Rev. Henry William M.A,(curate in charge of the Church otthe Good Shepherd 4 curate of St.Thomas), 59 Bouverie streetCombers Miss, Woodville,Liverpool rdGomerford Mrs. 49 Liverpool roadCommon Fredk. 10 Newry pk.Brook laConstable William Henry, Hillside,Dee Fords avenueConway Walt.5Sunny bnk.Queen's pkConyers William R. 48 GranviUe roadCooper Maj. George, 52 Filkin's laneCooper Edward, Pen-y-Fron, Ne^^rypark. Brook laneCooper Edwin, 26 Grange roadCooper Frank, 50 Parkgate roadCooper John, 50 Liverpool roadCooper Joseph, 140 BoughtonCooper Thos. Redcliff, Queen's parkCooper Thomas, 38 Tarvin roadCoplestone Frederick, Barrell Wellhill, BoughtonCoppack Charles, 40 Liverpool roadCoppack Wm. Hy. 45 Parkgate roadCorlett WiUiam Henry, 37 EastgateStreet row northCorson Charles, 10 Abbey streetCorson Joseph, ; Stocks la. BoughtnCosens Rev. Reyner Edward WilliamB.A. (curate of St. Mary's), 12Blackfriars streetCotgreave John, 5 Water Tower st
DIRECTORY.]Cotgreave Mrs. 2 Eaton roadCotgreave Thomas, 40 Low. Bridge stCottier Francis, i Castle esplanadeCoveney Alfred, 6 Grange roadCowie Charles A. 2 Newry parkCo-wie Herbert, 3 Newry parkCowie William Guthbertson, 52 LiverpoolroadCox Gustave Fredk. 18 Prince's avenGraddock Frank J. Chester GeneralInfirmary, St.Martin's-in-the-FieldsCragg Mrs. 15 Tarvin roadCrane Henry Ebrey, Bank house,Grosvenor streetCrane Mrs. 68 Hough greenCrawford George Hy. 12 Hough greenCritchlow Misses, 105 BoughtonCrooke Walter, 38 King streetCrooks James Kirk, 3 St. John's rd.Queen's parkCrosby Jn. Geo. Robert8,3 Grange rdGuffe A. G. II St. John streetGullen Alfred Edgar, Chester GeneralIniirmary, St.Mnrtii.'s-in-the-FieldsCulm WiUiam, 10 King streetCumming James, 39 City roadGunnah Arthur WeUesley, InneUan,Parkgate roadGunnah Miss, Roodee lo. BlackfriarsCurlett David, The Mount, Queen's pkCurrie John Ronald M.B.74Hough gnDale Mrs. 20 Grange roadDarby Very Rev. John Lionel D.D.(dean of Chester 4 surrogate). TheDeanery, Abbey squareDarlings James, 10 Grosvenor Pk. rdDavenport Thos. Walt. 129 BoughtonDavies Rev. John Timothy M.A.(head master of King's school), 6Abbey greenDavies Alfred, 6 Baths streetDavies Alfred, Burleigh, Hough grnDavies Alfd. C H. 34 Low. Bridge stDavies Alun, 31 Bouverie streetDavies E. Harold, Burland, Westminsteravenue, Hough greenDavies Geo. 8 Dee HUls pk.BoughtonDavies George, 10 Queen's roadDavies Hart, Burleigh, Hough greenDavies John, Abbot's villas, 41 LiverpoolroadDavies John Hewitt, 41 Nicholas stDavies Miss, 5 Paradise rowDavies Mrs.Meadow bank,Parkgate rdDavies Mrs. Ann, 122 Christleton rdDavies Percy, 20 Liverpool roadDavies Robert J. 16 Eaton roadDavies Samuel, Mount lodge, Sandylane, BoughtonDavies Thos. Hart, 10 Stanley placeDavies William Leonard, a Canal stDavies William Twiston,Selber house.Hough greenDavis Arthur, Brook ho. GranviUe rdDavis Robert, 19 Chichester streetDavison George, 4 Gurzon parkDavison Miss, 28 Eaton roadDay Albert Edmund, Lynn, GlanAber park. Hough greenDay George, 6 Hough greenDay John, Bryn-tirion, Chichester stDean John, 7 Hunter streetDelany John Joseph, 7 Lome streetDenson Albert, 12 Walpole streetDenson George, 13 Brook laneDenson Jn. Lyon, 4 Up. Northgate stDenson Miss, 14 Bouverie streetDenson Mrs. Tentry He3's, Glan Aberpark. Hough greenDenson Mrs. Frank, 33 Liverpool rdDenson Wm. 21 Up. Northgate stDenson Willifcm Henry,3 Westminsteravenue. Hough greenDickinson Mrs. 29 GranviUe rd. CambrianviewDickson Edward Devereux, Greyfriarshouse, GreyfriarsDickson Henry Charles, Greyfriarshouse, GreyfriarsDickson James Husband, Vindavaga,Gavendieh road. Hough greenCHESHIRE.Dimond-Hogg Rev.Thomas PoltimoreM.A. (vicar of Saltney), The Vicarage,Hough greenDinwoodie David, 38 Sealand roadDitchfield Henry, 55 Parkgate roadDobie Edward Cyril M.B., 22 UpperNorthgate streetDobie HerbertM.D.13 Up.Northgate stDobie Wm. Henry M.B. 2 Hunter stDobie Wm. Murray M.D. 4 Hunter stDodd Lieut.-Col. Anthony, Delamerehouse, Liverpool roadDodd Henry, Blacon ho, SaughaU rdDodd John, 73 Bouverie streetDodd Mrs. i Brassey st. BoughtonDodd Mrs. 16 Walpole streetDodds John, Thornleigh, Hough gmDodman Mrs. 51 Duke streetDolan Rev. John O.S.F.C (CathoUc),Grosvenor streetDolphin Harold E. 5 Gurzon parkDonne Misses, 29 Nicholas streetDonne Mrs. 9 Chichester streetDoughty Mis's, 17 Stocks la. BoughtnDouglas John, Walmoor hill. Deebanks, BoughtonDouglas Mrs. St. Martin's, St. Martin's-in-the-FieldsDouglas Mrs. J. M. K. Tudor lodge,BarreU WeU hiU, BoughtonDowdaU Col. Alymer P. G., A.P.D,25 Curzon parkDrake Charles, 24 Grange roadDucker PhilUp James, vj George stDuckworth Henry, 7 City waUsDuckworth Walter B, Curzon house,Curzon parkDuff John M,D, 5 Abbey streetDuke Misses, 33 Brook laneDunbar Peter, 23 King streetDuncan Rev. George Allan B.A.(curate of St. Peter 4 assistantmaster at King's school), 25King stDuneher Henry George, Old rectory,St. Mary's hillDutton Edwin, 35 City roadDutton Edwin Henry, 151 BoughtonDutton Frederick William, 17 Victoriapathway, Queen's parkDutton Harry Boulton, 27 Gurzon pkDutton Jas, 7 Sunny bank,Queen's pkDutton James, jun. 5 Victoria pathway.Queen's parkDutton Mrs. 63 Bouverie streetDutton Stanley, 29 Raymond streetDutton Thomas, 21 WhitefriarsDye Alfred B. 30 Bouverie streetEason Benjamin, 21 Granville roadEastwood Misses, 42 Eaton roadEastwood Mrs. 4 Victoria pathway.Queen's parkEaton Mrs. 2 Cecil street, Tarvin rdEdwards Rev. Frank M.A, (vicar ofSt. Paul, Boughton), The Vicarage,BoughtonEdwards George, 11 Victoria pathway.Queen's parkEdwards Miss,5 Dee HiUs pk.BoughtnEdwards Mrs. 4 Bouverie streetEdwards Mrs. 13 Nicholas streetEdward Mrs. 29 Percy roadEdwards Mrs. 5 Prince's avenueEdwards Robert Alfred, 29 Percy roadEdwards Thoma3,Bryn Teg,Hough gnEdwards Thos. 3 Grosvenor Park rdEdwards Thomas H. 16 Lorne streetEggers Miss. 42 Hough greenEgginton Robert Hall, 32 St.Martin'sin-the-fieldsEldridge James, 4 Newry park northElliott Edward, 78 Tarvin roadEUiott John M.D. 24 Nicholas streetElliott Mrs. 29 Hough greenElphick Geo. P. Brook lo. 35 Brook laElphick James, 5 Abbey squareEvans Rev. David Jenkin (Unitarian),41 Victoria roadEvans Rev. Thomas Edward M.A.(curate of St. Paul 4 assistantmaster at King's school), 107BoughtonCHESTER. 247Evans Alfred Henry, Blantyre, St.George's crescent. Queen's parkEvans Frederick 0. 8 Brook laneEvans John, 5 Lumley roadEvans Miss, 20 BlackfriarsEvans Misses, 54 Watergate streetEvans Mrs. 14 Canal streetEvans Mrs. 76 Hough greenEvans Mrs. 23 Victoria roadEvans Walter,Ghurton bank,Taivin rdEvans William Wynn, Thornycroft,Queen's parkEvans-Lloyd Edward V.D., J.P. Stanleyhouse, Stanley streetEverson Frederick, Normanhurst, DeeHUls park, BoughtonEwing Chas. Anthony,3 Queen's parkEwing Miss, Cartref, Glan Aber pk.Hough greenEyes John, 9 Brassey st, BoughtonFaircliffe Miss, 37 Gran-viUe roadFarmer Richard, 56 Liverpool roadFarquhar John, 61 Parkgate roadFarraU Rev. Laurence Meakin M.A.(rector of Holy Trinity church), 12Stanley placeFarrimond Frederick Thomas, Sunnyside,Sandy lane, BoughtonFeatherstonhaugh Hy. H.2 Stanley stFennah Geo. Hy. 11 Grosvenor Pk.rdFerguson Mrs. 10 Liverpool roadFergusson Walter, 65 Parkgate roadFfoulkes Geo. Burgess, 28 Lorne stFfoulkes John Wynne, Barrell Wellhill, BoughtonFfoulkes Miss, 54 Liverpool roadFfoulkes Mrs. Latham house, LiverpoolroadFielding John, Ainsley, Glan Aberpark. Hough greenFinlay Mrs. 22 Curzon parkFitzgerald WiUiam A., M.D. Clarelodge, Liverpool roadFitzsimons John, 29 Pepper streetFletcher Ernest, 6 Eaton roadFletcher Miss, Gleneden,Gurzon parkFluitt Miss, 5 Abbey greenFoden Mrs. Elizabeth, 94 Tarvin rdFoster David, 11 Dee Hills pk.BnughtnFountain Charles B. 7 Baths streetFox Mrs. 4 Waterloo roadFrancis J. South bank, Glan Aberpark. Hough greenFreeman Charles Edward, 17 Brook laFreeman Mrs. 3 Crane streetFrench Mrs. 25 Chichester streetFrench Eandolph, 80 Tarvin roadFryer Rev. John William (PrimitiveMethodist), 24 Bouverie streetGamble Mrs. 1=; Newry pk. Brook laGamon John P. 19 Hough greenGarnett Jamos Gardner M.A. 29Parkgate roadGerrard Archibald, Leaf dale. WhipcordlaneGerrard Henry H King's ho. Stocks laGiffen Jas. Thos. Moor, 138 BoughtonGilbert John Egerton, 21 Eaton roadGilbert Mrs. ai Curzon parkGiles Mrs. 13 Baths streetGladowe Thomas Smith, 11 Stanley piGlover Thomas, 18 Garden laneGlover Thomas, 6 King streetGodwin Andw.Nixon,3 Castle esplndeGolder James, The Birches, Westminsteravenue, Hough greenGolder Miss, 6 St, John's road.Queen's parkGoldthorp Mrs. 7 Eversley parkGoodyear Fredk. J. 12 Chichester stGorst John, 51 Cheyney roadGott Joseph Barraclough, 19 Stockslane, BoughtonGraham James, 14 Chichester streetGraham Mrs. 36 King streetGranger Farington M. 18 Nicholas itGrantham Rev. Henry K.CL., V.D.(rector of St. Mary, 4 surrogate),St. Mary's rectory, Overleigh roadGray Miss, 6 Lorne streetGray Mrs. 14 Brook lane(Jray Mrs. Mary, 12 Deva terrace
248 CHESTER. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'SGreen Mrs, 23 Crane streetGreen Mrs. 2 King's buUdingsGreenall Mrs. 31 Raymond streetGreenhouse Charles, i Eversley parkGregg Mrs. 28 Chichester streetGregg Robert, 52 Eaton roadGregory Miss,30liveden rd.Hough grnGresty Alfred, 50 Eaton roadGriffith Wm. Hy. 7 Up. Northgate stGriffiths John, 6 Nicholas streetGriffiths Misses, 21 St. John streetGriffiths Mrs. 2 Exton pk.Parkgate rdGriffiths Robert H 11 Newry park.Brook laneGriffiths Wm.3 Exton pk.Parkgate rdGrindley Geo. 9 Stocks la. 'BoughtonGrindley Jonathan, 14 City wallsGrounds Joseph E. 5 Newry park.Brook laneGuest Henry, 26 Bouverie streetGunton Mrs. 125 BoughtonGuy John, Boughton house, ChristletonroadGwyther George, 5 Queen's roadHale Philip Augustus, 3 Dee banks,BoughtonHale William R. Laurd dene, Newrypark. Brook laneHales Thos. Copfidd ho. Sealand rdHall Albert E. 46 Liverpool roadHall Jas. Bradbury, 46 Filkin's laneHallhead Misses, 34 Hough greenHalliday Mrs. 2 Newry park northHallmark Edward, 33 Raymond streetHamilton Archibald Douglas M.D. 9Grosvenor .streetHamilton Walter B. 6 Dee Hills park,BoughtonHarding Henry, 18 WhitefriarsHarding Solomon, Cambrian vUla, 47GranvUle roadHargreaves Rev. John Jas. (Baptist),10 Ohiohester streetHargreaves Arthur James, Fern road,Queen's parkHargreaves Robert, 18 Sealand roadHarker John A. 10 Hough greenHarker William H. 22 Brook laneHarley Thomas, 41 Cheyney roadHarris Capt. George Henry, DjTeham,Wrexham loadHarris Rev. Henry, 16 Hough greenHarris Thomas, Claremont,Dee banks,BoughtonHarrison George, 13 WhitefriarsHarrison John Henry B.17 Cheyney rdHarrison Mrs. 64 Watergate streetHarrop Edwin, 52 Sealand roadHaswell Charles C 35 Victoria roadHaswell George Henry, Highfield,Queen's parkHaswell George W. 28 Bouverie streetHaswell Miss, 21 Victoria roadHaswell William, 31 Parkgate roadHatton William, 25 Lorne streetHavard Mrs. 8 Abbey streetHawarden James, 38 Newgate streetHawkins Josiah M, T Glan Aber park.Hough greenHayes Rev. Maurice (Catholic), St.Werburgh's pi-esbytery, GrosvenorPark roadHealev Miss, 7 WhitefriarsHeard Percy, n Grange roadHedffecock Edward. 7^ Parkgate roadHeeley Walter James. 21 King streetHellberg Ivor J. 6 Granville roadHenderson John E. 19 Victoria pathway.Queen's parkHenderson Mrs. Ashton house. NewCrane streetHenderson W. 70 Hough greenHenshall James, 22 Bouverie streetHe-witt David L. 2 Hough greenHewitt Mrs. 2 Abbey squareHewitt Mrs. 33 Cheyney roadHibbert Charles, 35 Brook laneHibbert George, CloveUy cottag-e,Sandy lane, BoughtonHickman Miss, 17 The GrovesHigginbottom Arthur, 77 Parkgate rdHiggins Frederick Richard, TheManor, OverleighHiggins Miss, 13 Pepper streetHiggins Miss, 28 St. Martin's-in-thefieldsHiggins WiUiam H. 20 St, Martin'sin-tbe-fieldsHignett Thomas, Shandon,Hough grnHignett Thos. Hugh, 11 Hough greenHignett William E. 23 Tarvin roadHill Robert, 7 Abbey squareHindhaugh Rev. George M.A., L.Th.(curate of Saltney 4 chaplain to thecemetery), 35 Parkgate roadHirst John, 4 .GreyfriarsHitchcock Edmund, 27 Victoria roadHobbs Charles J. 2 Eversley parkHobday James, 18 Liverpool roadHobday Mrs. 22 "The GrovesHobson George, 8 Chichester streetHodges William, 62 Hough greenHodkinson Mrs. 9 Abbey streetHogg George, 16 Grosvenor placeHolaway James Fredk. 43 Parkgate rdHolland WUliam, 10 St. John's road.Queen's parkHolman Harry Stephen, 68 Tarvin rdHolme Samud Hill, Downswood,Liverpool roadHolmes A. S. Ashcroft, Hough greenHolmes Joseph Francis,21 Churton rdHolmes Melville, 23 Lorne streetHolmes Mrs. 10 Gurzon parkHome Miss. Selkirk rd. Hough greenHonnibaU Rev. Seraphin O.S.F.C(Catholic), Grosvenor streetHope Henry G. i Waterloo roadHope James Green, Sealand view,Canal streetJephcott Charles M.A., M.B. 12 UpperNorthgate streetJepson John Owen, 6 Walpole streetJevons Mrs. Thomas Henry, 26Chichester streetJohnson Charles William, 9 Newrypark. Brook laneJohnson Ezra, 27 Liverpool roadJohnson Frank, 23 Dee banks,BoughtnJohnson Henry P. 7 Brook laneJohnson J. Leonard M.A. (master ofCollege school), 30 Brook laneJohnson John, 18 Bouverie streetJohnson Michael, 21 Lorne streetJohnson Mrs. 66 Hough greenJohnston George Jas. 6 Curzon parkJoliffe William Davies, Claverton,Hough greenJolUffe Hy. Kilbroney, Curzon parkJones Rev. H. Ivor (Wdsh Congregational),17 Raymond streetJones Rev. John L. (Congregational),17 Dee banks, BoughtonJones Rev. William (Congregational),3 Eastern pathwayJones Alex. Fair, 12 Nicholas streetJones AUan, 35 Prince's avenueJones Arthur, 48 Bridge Street rowJones Cecil, 47 Parkgate roadJones Edward Peter J.P. Greenbank,Eaton roadJones Ernest A. i Newry park northJones H. Lewis, 2 Watergate squareJones Harry, 33 Victoria roadJones Henry. 96 Watergate streetJones Hugh L. 8 Queen's roadJones J. Parker, 6 Deva terraceJones John, 6 Mason streetJones John. The Spinney, Hunter stHope Miss, 12 Canal streetJones Jn. E. Barrell Well hi.BoughtnHope Mrs. 65 Tarvin roadJones Joseph Graham, 5 Grange roadHope WiUiam Herbert, 45 Tarvin rd Jones Miss, 44 Bridge Street rowHopley Jn.Hy. 4 Northgate Street row Jones Mrs. 80 Hough greenHopwood Mrs. 6 Pepper street Jones Mrs. 17 Lome streetHornby Alex. Shipgate ho.Shipgate stl Jones Mrs. 30 Queen's avenueHornby Mrs. H. A. 8 Victoria pathway. Queen's parkHorton Mrs. 7 Grosvenor Park roadHorton Mrs. 8 Seailand roadHostage Mrs. Eaton vils, 24 Eaton rdHowitt Jas.H. Lvme Regis,Hough grnHowie Wm. 19 Dee banks, BoughtonHudson Samuel E. 17 Grosvenor stHughes John Thomas, 11 Abbey streetHughes Thomas W. Llys Gwilym,Glan Aber park. Hough greenHughes William P. 41 GranvUle roadHull Harry, 3 Brassej- st. BoughtonHulse Mrs. Kinnaird ho. 18 Brook laHumphries Robert, 18 BlackfriarsHunter Jas. Maisonnette,Hough greenHuntington Tom J. 2 Waterloo roadHussey Mrs. 37 Parkgate roadHutchings J. H. 47 'WhitefriarsHutchins George, Lache la.Hough grnHuxley Miss, 39 Granville roadHuxley Mrs. 16 HandbridgeHyde Louis, 30 Duke streetniingworth Francis Holden, 12 LiverpoolroadJack Bt. Col. Herbert R. HenryC.M.G. Estyn, Sandy la. BoughtonJack Andrew S. 72 Hough greenJones Norman, 60 Hough greenJones Reuben, 3 Mason streetJones Richard H. 5 Waterloo roadJones Thomas J. 35 Chichester streetJones William, 23 Cheyney roadJones William, 33 Cuppin streetJones Wm. Hy. Cliveden, Hough gmJowett Edgar, 15 Brook laneJoyce Mrs. 9 Abbey squareJulnes James A 31 Brook laneKeane Richard V. 61 Tarvin roadKcll Jas. A.Manor house. Queen's pkKelham Miss, 3 Eversley parkKelly PhiUp, 55 Tarvin roadKelsall Misses, Abbot's court, LiverpoolroadKemp Thomas, Bryn Celyn, St.George's crescent. Queen's parkKendrick John, 30 Liverpool roadKennedy Mrs. Dee Bank house, Sar.dylane, BoughtonKennerley Enoch, 36 Lorne streetKerr Mis^, 9 Stanley placeKerrish Rev. T. Maltby (Wes.), 69Bouverie streetKUlon Robert W. 59 Tarvin roadKnowles Miss, 15 Grosvenor streetKnowles Mrs. i Lorne streetJackson Rev. Arthur E., M.A. (vice-lLamb Robert, 12 GranviUe roadprincipal of Diocesan Training College for Schoolmasters),Parkgate rdJackson Albert Edward, 71 BridgeStreet rowJackson John, 21 Raymond streetJackson Mrs. 52 Hough greenJacson Mrs. 19 Curzon parkJames Mrs. 11 Crane streetJayne Right Rev. Francis John D.D(Lord Bishop of Ohester), ThePalace, Dee side; 4 Athenaeumclub, London S WJefferson Henry, 20 Walpole streetJefferson Mrs. St. Ives, St. George'sLanceley Mrs. Lache cottage, L-Jchelane. Hough GreenLane Phillip, 13 Deva terraceLatham John Shenton, 24 Liverpool rdLatham Miss, 36 Upper Northgate ?tLawrence Alex. M.D. 26 Hoii^h gitenLawson Jn. Lygnum vil.Cbemi-tiy laLaybourne John Hy. 21 The GrovesLaycock Alfred William, 25 Crane stLea Henry. 21 Brook laneLeaton Mis. 121 BoughtonLedsham Alfred G. 3 Tarvin roadLee Frank. 18 Canal streetLee Mrs. 19 St. John streetLee SI. Wynn. 31 Dee bnks. Boughtoncrescent. Queen's parkJenkins Allen, Glen Heather, Newry j Leejning John E. Brookthorpe,park. Brook lane j Stocks lane, BoughtonJenkins Thomas Henry, 57 Tarvin rd 1 Lees William. 152 Foregate streetI Lewis Mrs. 17 Crane street
DIRKCTORY.JLindop WiUiam E. Holly bank, St.George's crescent. Queen's parkLlewellyn Walter Lee, 9 Bouverie stLloyd Sir Horatio B.A., J.P. 8 StanleyplaceUoyd Edward, 25 Eaton roadLloyd F. Horatio, 8 Stanley placeLloyd Llewelyn, 3 Ashgrove, FiveAshesLloyd Mrs. 25 Upper Northgate stLloyd Mrs. 17 Victoria roadLockwood Mrs. Fern house, St.George's crescent. Queen's parkLockwood PhUip H, 17 Eaton roadLockwood Wm. T. go Foregate streetLongbottom Frederick W, 2 Sunnybank, Queen's parkLoveU Albert Edward M.A. 75Bouverie streetliovett Harry W. 10 Walpole streetLow Capt. Charles F. 'G., R.A. 8Ashgrove, Five AshesLowe Cecil, ^o Eaton roadLowe Edward, 42 Sealand roadLowe George, 48 Liverpool roadLowe - John, Stone Bridge house,Saughall roadLowe Walter Philip, 37 Tarvin roadLowe Wm. 2 Brassey st. BroughtonLowe William F. 18 Hough greenLowry Rev. Hubert M.A. (curate ofSt. Thomas'), 45 Liverpool roadLucas Alfred W., F.R.G.S.4 St.John'sroad. Queen's parkLugard CecU, 35 Dee banks,BoughtonLund Ralph Simpson. 29 Crane stLunn John, Alton villa, Parkgate rdLutener Mrs. 8 Gurzon parkLyon John Arth.Linen hall,Stanley stMacdonald George, 3 Abbey squareMcFie Charles, 13 Liverpool roadMcGill Charles J. 29 Victoria roadMcHattie Miss, Elm cottage. OldWrexham roadMackenzie Mrs. 82 Tarvin roadMaclaren Geo. Sandford, 7 Curzon pkMcLaughlin Major George S. TheChalet, Queen's parkMacLaughlin Edmund, 6 Easternpathway. Queen's parkMcLeUan Rd. C 3 Stocks la.BoughtnMcMichael John A., B.A., B.Sc.(science master School of Science 4Art 4 head master City 4 <strong>County</strong>School), 39 Parkgate roadMaddock John. 64 Sealand roadMaher Wm. HiUsboro', Parkgate rdMaUalieu Arth.39 Dee banks,BoughtnMann Alfred M.D. 18 Newgate streetMansley John. 131 BoughtonMarchant WUliam Hy. i Parkgate rdMarriott Joseph W. 18 Grange roadMarsden Misses. 6 Grosvenor Park rdMarshall Wm. Thos. 75 Northgate stMartin Francis Edgar, 31 Victoria rdMartin Mrs. 29 Liverpool readMartyn Gerald Stephen, Moretonhouse. Chemistry laneMason Francis Burton,39 Liverpool rdMason John, 10 GranviUe roadMassey Henry Edwin, 5 Bridge place.Lower Bridge streetMassey John, 54 Sealand roadMassey Miss, 10 Baths streetMassie Miss, The Seven Oaks, CurzonparkMay Stephen, Mayholme. Percy roadMayers Jn. 7 Dee Hills pk, BoughtonMeacock Thomas Brock, 15 Stockslane, BoughtonMeredith Maj, Spencer R.E.3 Abbot'sHeyes, Liverpool roadMerrett Frank, Bryngwyn, Lorne stMichod Madame, Fprnville, Curzon pkMill Miss, Eaton vUs. 26 Eaton roadMillington Henry Teece,4 WhitefriarsMillington John Stanley, 8 Grange rdMiUs Mrs. Apolegarth, Chemistry laMiln George P. 4 Brook laneMinns Jacob, 28 Queen's avenueMinshull Charles Howard. 5 Lorne stMinshull Mrs. 3 Lorne streetMitchell Alexander, 7 Grange roadCHESHIRE.CHESTER. 249Mitchett Miss, 67 Bouverie street Pate Thomas, 29 Chichester streetMocatta Maj,-Gen.Daniel,i5 Abbey st Patrick Rev. Jn. G. 22 Nicholas stMonk Arth. Woodlands, Chemistry la Patston Mrs. The Limes, Newry park.Monk George, 51 Parkgate road Brook laneMontague Leonard, iig Boughton Payne Misses, 4 Abbey greenMontgomery Rev. John Knowles (Unitarian),Abbot'svils.43 Liverpool rd Peake Blencombe B. 29 Dee banks,Peacock Miss, 20 Hough greenMoore Rev. William (Primitive BoughtonMethodist), 9 Churton roadMoore Henry, 2 Queen's parkMoore Mrs. 60 Liverpool roadPearce Frederick, 39 Cheyney roadPearson Mrs. Fircroft, Hough greenPedley Charles Herbert, Dee lodge.Moreton Mrs. 32 Hough greenDee Hills park, BoughtonMorgan Thomas WiUiam, 7 Newry Peel Mrs. 25 Dee banks, Boughtonpark. Brook lanePenhale William A. 57 Parkgate roadMorray Joseph, 26 Nicholas street Perry Bt. Col. H. W., A.Ord.Depart.Morris Allan. 2^ Victoria roadI Sandown terrace, BoughtonMorris Joseph, #4 Lord st. Boughton Petroll Mrs. i Chichester streetMorris Pryce, 14 Grosvenor place Phillips Rev. John (curate in chargeMorris Robert, 59 Liverpool road of St. Barnabas Mission church &Morris Rt. W. Riversdale, Hough grn curate of St. John the Baptist), St.Mosford John, 34 Chapel laneBarnabas Mission house. Sibell stMoss His Honor Judge Samuel M.A., Phillips Mrs. 20 Eaton roadB.C.L., J.P. 50 Hough greenMoss William S. 4 Newry parkMoulton Thomas, 2 Bouverie streetFickerinff Mrs. 13 Stocks la.BoughtonPierson Frederick, 27 Raymond streetPinches Richard, 9 Lome streetMowle James Michael B. Treliske, Pixton James, 17 Bouverie streetQueen's parkPlant George H. 21 Tarvin roadMowle John, Lyndale, St. George's Plowright William Henry, 'Woodleigh,crescent. Queen's parkLache laneMusgrave Mrs. Greenbank, Chemistry Pollard Henry, 7 Cambrian viewlaneMurphy Mrs. 19 Cuppin streetMusgrave Joseph, 45 WhitefriarsMusgrave Miss, 24 'WhitefriarsPorter Miss, 13 Hough greenPorter Miss E. 44 Hough greenPosnett Leonard W. 14 Liverpool roadPotton James Henry, 18 St. Martin'sin-the-FieldsMuspratt James Roland, Lumley ho.Cavendish road. Hough greenNadin Charles. 67 Parkgate roadNew Miss, 14 Crane streetPotts Hubert, Modyn ho. Eversley pkPotts Miss, 3 GreyfriarsPotts Miss, 17 Hough greenNewaU WiUiam A., M.D. Bolland Powell Harry, 2 South vw. Eaton rdCourt house, Bolland court Powell John, 19 Brook laneNewell Mrs. 5 Raymond street Pratt Hugh, Delaval, Glan Aber park.Newman Geo.Fdk.63 Up.Northgate st Hough greenNewman John Ellis, i Sunny bank, Prescott Mrs. 21 Crane streetQueen's parkNewman Mrs. 21 Dee banks, BoughtnPreston Arthur Collingwood, Abbotsgrange, 47 Liverpool roadNewns William T. 4 Prince's avenue Preston Reginald Walter, Ashfield,Newton Edward, 16 Grange roadNewtin John, 8 Grosvenor placeWrexham roadPrice Frederick, 20 Saughall roadNichoUs Geo. Fredk. 20 Chichester st Price Mrs. 27 King streetNichoUs Miss. 43 Granville road Price Mrs. 18 Saushall roadNightingale Wm. Hy. jun. 38 Eaton rd Price Thomas, Clwnyd ho. Lache laNightineale Wm. Hy. 28 Hough gm Pritchard Mrs. Arth. 62 Liverpool rdNixon Jsph.G. Selkirk rd. Hough grn Pritchard Owen, Walden, Glan AberNoble Daniel Royce, 21a,Hough green park. Hough greenNorbury Thomas, 143 Boughton Pritchard Thomas, Tregothnan, GlanNutting Miss, 20 Castle streetAber park. Hough greenOccleston Thomas Oswald, Manor Proud Frank John, 70 Tarvin roadhnuse. Chapel lane. BoughtonOckleston Miss, 36 Hough greenPughe Frederick, i Stocks la BoughtnRadcliffe William, 23 Granville roadOckleston William, 4 Abbot's Heyes Ranson Mrs. 41 WhitefriarsO'Feely Thomas 0. 29 Brook lane Redman William Robert, Inglewood,O'Kell Edwn. 4 Ashgrove, Five Ashes Glan Aber park. Hough greenOkeU Philip Henry, Glan Aber park, Rees Philip, 45 Liverpool roadHiuffh greenReeves Sl.Thos.io TheMount.BoughtnOldfield Mrs. 68 Northgate street Reynolds George Herbert, Dormy,Oldham Mrs. 69 Parkgate roadOldmeadow Mrs. 29 Tarvin roadLiverpool roadRichards George H. 63 Parkgate rdOnions Zachariah W. 58 Liverpool rdi Richards Thomas, 11 Bouverie streetOrrett WiUiam. 19 Garden laneOuld Miss, II Eversley parkOuld Mrs. 12^ BoughtonOwen Geo. W. 12 Lord st. BoughtonOwen Joseph, 16 Filkin's laneOwen Percy, 14 Deva terraceOwen Robert, 8 Baths streetOwens John. 5 GreyfriarsOxenbould Bernard, 4 Abbey streetPalmer Mrs. 6 Abbey streetParker George, 15 Eaton roadParker Miss, 24 St. Martin's-in-the-FieldsParker William, 45 Granville road,Cambrian viewParkes Mrs. 30 Lome streetParry George, 9 Cheyney roadParry Maurice, 37 Victoria roadParry Mrs. Boughton grange, FUkin'slaneParry Mrs. 13 Lome streetParry Mrs. Netherfield, Eaton roadParry Thomas Sharp M.B, 10 UpperNorthgate streetPartington Mrs. 10 City wallsRichardson Archibald, 6 Brook laneRichardson Adam, 43 Bridge St. rowRichardson Frederick, 8 Eastern pathway.Queen's parkRichardson Mrs. 16 Victoria pathway.Queen's parkRidley Thomas, 3 Bridge pi. LowerBridge streetRigby Frank, 2 Abbots hayes, LiverpoolroadRiffbv Mrs. 27 Tarvin roadRigg Morden, 6 Waterloo roadRoberts Bt.-Col. Arthur Noel, 15Curzon parkRoberts Rev. John (Presbyterian), 4Deva terraceRoberts Alfred G. 0 Queen's roadRoberts David, 7 Chichester streetRoberts E. Owen, 144 BoughtonRoberts Francis Edward J.P. 3 Sandownterrace, BoughtonRoberts George, 16 Queen's roadRoberts Isaac A. 15 King streetRoberts Ishmael, 14 FUkin's lane' Roberts John M. 23 Prince's avenue
250 CHE&TER.Roberts John Sheriff, The Gables,Curzon parkRoberts John Thomas M.B.Lond. 127BoughtonRoberts Lewis,Churton vU.Churton rdRoberts Miss, 40 King streetRoberts Miss, 22 Lome streetRoberts Miss, 8 Nicholas streetRoberts Mrs. 1 Deva terraceRoberts Mrs. 4 Queen's roadRoberts Mrs. 2 Stanley placeRoberts Mrs. 76 Tarvin roadRoberts Mrs. 14 Walpole streetRoberts Mrs. 90 Watergate streetRoberts Mrs. Mary, Overleigh, HoughgreenRoberts Mrs. Thomas, 72 Tarvin roadRoberts Price, 2 Victoria pathwayRoberts Reuben, The Nook, Westminsterpark. Hough greenRoberts Thomas, 39 Victoria roadRoberts William, 2 Deva terraceRoberts William Howard, 6 Ashgrove,Five AshesRobertson Geo. Hunter,3 King's bldgsRobinson Rev. James John Jesse(curate of Christ Church), 27 UpperNorthgate streetRobinson Jn. 12 Newry pk. Brook laRogers James, 22 BlackfriarsRogers John, 24 Lorne streetRogers John, 88 Watergate streetRogers Miss, 27 Chichester streetRogers Mrs. 2 Castle esplanadeRogers William, 104 Watergate stRogerson Geo. Hy. 61 Liverpool roadRolt Lionel C 7 Eaton roadRoom Mrs. 3 Victoria pathway.Queen's parkRose William H. T. 10 Dee HiUspark, BoughtonRoss Miss, 39 WhitefriarsRowland Miss, 2 Queen's avenueRowley Henry, 22 Grange roadRoyle Mrs. 40 Hough greenRutherford Harold Edwd, 8 Abbey sqSalisbury Mrs. 14 Lorne streetSavage Col. J. W. (late R.E.), 20Curzon parkSawyer Arth.Ernst. 155 Ghristleton rdSchofield Alfred, 15 'WhitefriarsSchroder Walter G., A.R.CA. (headmaster School of Art), 32 Eaton rdScott Rev. Saml, Cooper M,A. (vicarot St. John the Baptist 4 hon.canon to Chester Cathedral, surrogate4 rural dean). Vicarage, VicarslaneScott John, 12 Brook laneSeddon Mrs. 9 Grosvenor Park roadSegar FrankL.D.S.Eng.14 WhitefriarsSeller James, 45 Cheyney roadShackelton Mrs. 55 Bouverie streetShacklock Miss, 3 Deva terraceShand Mrs. 26 Liverpool roadShand William Ronald Walcot, 43Victoria roadSharpe Ernest. 25 Hough greenShaw Charles G. 93 Watergate streetShepherd Rev. Francis Ernest ArnoldM.A. (curate ot Christ Church 4assistant master at King's school),32 Brook laneShepherd Miss, 13 Victoria pathway.Queen's parkShepherd Mrs. 9 Deva terraceShires Miss, 15 Prince's avenueShute Col. Gerald E. (late R.E,), 64Liverpool roadShuttleworth Mrs. Waterside lodge,Barrell WeU hUl. BoughtonShuttleworth Richd, 11 Curzon parkShuttleworth Richard, 22 Eaton roadSiddall John Davies, 23 Eaton roadSinclair Wm. 13 Dee banks, BoughtonSkipwith Francis, 9 Eversley parkSmall Mrs. 29 Bouverie streetSmall William F. 7 Raymond streetSmith Albert George, Queen's parkSmith Charles, 2 Lumley roadSmith Edward Jas. 50 Filkin's laneCHESHIRE.Smith Emanuel Lawson, WoodvUle,Percy roadSmith Herbert George, Benrick, DeeHills park, BoughtonSmith Miss, 3 Abbey greenSmith Miss, i Abbot's hayes, LiverpoolroadSmith Mrs. 33 Crane streetSmith Mrs. 46 Crane streetSmith Richard Fletcher, 9 Victoriapathway. Queen's parkSmith T. John, Ludlow ho. Crane stSmith Tom, 9 WhitefriarsSmith William Rigby, Dee fords,Sandy lane, BoughtonSnelson Mrs. 133 BoughtonSnelson Mrs. Elizh. 56 Watergate stSneyd-Kynnersley Edmund McKenzie,Boughton lodge. Chapel la.BoughtnSouthard John, 167 Christleton roadSpeakman John, 22 Pepper streetSpencer Mrs. 30 Hough greenSpurling Rev.Frederick William M.A.(res. canon Chester Cathedral &examining chaplain to the Bishop ofChester), 9 King streetSquibb Reginald A. 147 BoughtonStanway Jn. Badenhurst, Parkgate rdStanyer Miss, 7 Tarvin roadSteele Lieut. George Augustus, 2Eastern pathway. Queen's parkStewart Rev. WUliam B.A. (curate ofSt. Mary's), 11 Eaton roadStewart George, 8 Deva terraceStewart Martin M.A, 19 City wallsStewart Mrs. 13 Stanley placeStockton William Samuel, 14 Newrypark, Brook lamStolterfoth Mrs. i GreyfriarsStoneley Henry, 14 HandbridgeStorr Frederick, 19 The GrovesStorrar Andrew, Bryn-tirion, ChichesterstreetStorrar James, 25 Newgate streetStowe Fredk. WUliam, 16 BlackfriarsStuart Capt. Hugh, LowevUle, St,George's crescent. Queen's parkStubbs John, 34 City roadSumner William, 11 Chichester stSutcliffe Henry, 16 Newry pk,Brook laSutton David Garlyle M.B. 10 NicholasstreetSutton Miss, 3 South view, Eaton rdSwetenham Edmund Wilson, 2 Sandownterrace, BoughtonSwettenham Hy. Lime gro,Queen's pkSwindley Mrs. 18 King streetSykes William Harold Han-ison, 10Northgate Street rowTanner Robt, Gameron,45 Nicholas stTaplin Josiah, 19 Bouverie streetTargett Rev. Henry S, (PrimitiveMethodist), 22 Walpole streetTatler Alfred, 16 Bouverie streetTavlor Edward Crosland,Crane house.Crane bankTaylor George, 12 St. John's road.Queen's parkTaylor Henry, 12 Curzon parkTaylor James F.R.C.S.Eng. Haygarthhouse, Nicholas streetTaylor James Edwin, 56 Sealand rdTaylor James George M.A., M.D. 35Nicholas streetTaylor Mrs. 19 Tarvin roadTaylor WUliam R. 4 Grosvenor placeTelford Mrs. 7 St. John streetThomas Andrew, Portland house,Newry park. Brook laneThomas Ed^^a^d, 49 Cheyney roadThomas Edwd.Jn.Haynes,18 Pepper stThomas Henry, i Victoria pathway.Queen's parkThomas Henry F. 33 Eastgate streetThomas Mrs. Felix, 2 Churton roadThomas Richd. 9 Tarvin rd. BoughtonThomas Walter C 55 Cheyney roadThompson Col. Richard, 14 Curzon pkThompson George, 30 Eaton roadThompson George B. Renehurst, BarrellWell bUl. Boughton[KELLY'SThompson Henry, Brightholme, CurzonparkThompson John, 18 Walpole streetThompson Mrs. Netherleigh house,Eaton roadThomson James Robertson, Uffingtonhouse. Dee HUls park, BoughtonThomson Miss, 14 Hough greenThornhiU William Cooke, Pepper gtThornley Rev. William (PrimitiveMethodist), 75 Ermine roadThorp Francis Mahy, 82 Watergate stTidswell Mrs. 23 Upper Northgate stTUlman Wm. Thomas, 14 Pepper stTinsley Frank, 9 Baths streetTownshend Miss, 2 Baths streetTravers Miss, 4 King's buUdingsTravis Rev. James (Primitive Methodist),19 Lome streetTrayes Frank Ernest Albert, TheGables, Dee Fords avenueTrevor Warren, 64 Hough greenTupling Chas. Wirral ho. 4 BoughtonTurner Frank, 57 Cheyney roadTurner Isaac, 7 Ash gro. Five AshesTurnock Mrs. 20 The GrovesTweedie Rev. William B.A. (vicar ofSt. MichaePs), 8 Walpole streetUpperton Rev. Charles Stuart M.A.(hon. canon of Chester Cathedral),35 Liverpool roadUrmson John, Riverside, Sandy lane,BoughtonUrmston Miss, i Linenhall placeUrmston Mrs. 61 Upper Northgate stUttridge Geo. 13 Newry pk. Brook laVernon William, 32 Liverpool roadVerschoyle Col. John Hamilton, 9Curzon parkViggars Henry, 32 Chichester streetWalker Fras. Arthur T. 14 Prince's avWalker George, 19 King streetWalkerHubertWalkerPercy,Curzon pkWalker John Stringer, 2 Abbey greenWalker James, 11 The GrovesWall Arthur, 62 Sealand roadWaUer Rev. Alfred HamUton M.A.(rector of St. Peter), 34 Eaton roadWalley William V. 10 Raymond stWallworth Thos. Dee ho. Sealand rdWalton Robert, 48 Hough greenWalton Robert, 11 Raymond streetWard Albert E. Bringcliffe, Lorne stWard Richard, 4 Hough greenWarmsley Frederick, Abbot's Holme,Liverpool roadWarren Ernest Gordon, 5 Baths stWarrington John Thomas, Inglewood,Dee Hills park, BoughtonWatkins James, 71 Parkgate roadWay Norries A. E. Bradpole, LiverpoolroadWebster Geo. Henry, 98 Tarvin roadWebster George P. 7 Crane streetWebster Melville Seymour, 14 St.John's road, Queen's parkWebster Seymour, Braeside, DeeFords avenueWeeks Mrs. 77 Tarvin roadWeldon Thomas T. 20 Brook laneWelford HUton Thirkeld, 5 Easternpathway, Queen's parkWellington Mrs. 32 Bouverie streetWelsby Walter, 25 Liverpool roadWelsh John, 36 Tarvin roadWest Henry R. 15 Raymond streetWest Joshua, 109 BoughtonWeyman Miss, 17 Curzon parkWhaley Mrs. i Crane streetWhalley Mrs. Ashfield, Cambrian vwWhalley Mrs. Hunter streetWheeler William, 3 Abbey streetWhitefoot Mrs. 11 King streetWhitehouse Misses, 22 Chichester stWhiteley Charles Hickson, 30 SealandroadWhiteley John Henry, 60 Sealand rdWhitley Maj. Wm. Thos. 4 Baths stWhitlow John, ro Crane streetWickham Robert Townsend, 4 TheMount, Boughton
DIRECTORY.JWilcocks WUliam Henry, Strathmore,St. George's crescent. Queen's pkWild Mrs. 5 Brassey st. BoughtonWUd Mrs. 34 King streetWilde Mrs. 115 BoughtonWilkinson Thomas L. 19 Crane streetWilks Miss, 21 Nicholas streetWilliams Rev. Horace James EllisM.A. (curate St. Paul, Boughton 4minor canon), i Dee Fords avenue,BoughtonWUliams Bev. William Parry (curatein charge of St. Martin's) (Welsh),12 Lumley roadWUliams David Thomas, Silverdale,Parkgate roadWiUiams Edgar, 19 Raymond streetWilliams Edward, Brynsiiiol, GlanAber park. Hough greenWilliams Fredk. M. 3 Raymond stWiUiams George Hy. 12 Filkin's laneWilliams Isaac, 20 Cuppin streetWiUiams James, 25 GranvUle roadWiUiams John James, 41 Parkgate rdWUliams Miss, 8 Eaton road•^ViUiams Miss, 32 Queen streetEarly closing day,CHESHIRE.WiUiams Miss, Watergate flags, 100Watergate streetWiUiams Mrs. 10 BlackfriarsWilliams Mrs. 15 Cheyney roadWiUiams Mrs. 47 Cheyney roadWilliams Mrs. Aldersey, 66 WatergatestreetWUliams Peter, 16 Deva terraceWUliams Richard, 13 Raymond streetWUliams Thomas. 2 Crane streetWiUiams Trevor, 31 Nicholas streetWilliams WiUiam, 30 Garden laneWilliams Wm. Robt. M.A. Rylease,Stocks lane, BoughtonWiUiamson Thomas, 22 Cuppin streetWinter Robert George, 5 Deva terWinterbotham Thomas, 7 Bridge pi.Lower Bridge streetWolfenden Abraham, 21 Hough greenWolfsohn John, 6 Grosvenor placeWood George, Bradda, Glan Aberpark. Hough greenWoodfin Mrs. 26 Lorne streetWoodhouse Henry J. 10 Lumley rdWoodhouse Herbert Hy. 14 Eaton rdCHESTERWednesday.Abbot Kate (Miss), boarding house, 55 City roadAbley Ann (Mrs.) 4 Son, team owners, 3 Back Brookstreet 4 'Wellington streetAdams Beresford, estate agent 4 vahier k insuranceagent, 22 Newgate street. T N 215. See advertisementAdams Florence (Mrs.), dress maker, 33 City roadAdains Frederick, mattress manufacturer, 14 Seller stAdams John, livery stables ; horses schooled for hunting; horses bought 4 sold on commission. Crane stAddis Elizabeth (Mrs.), Waterloo inn, 67 BoughtonAddy James, painter, 28 Newgate streetAinsworth John Moore, news agent, 62 Foregate streetAinsworth Jn. Moore, ref. rms.4 boat propr.i The GrovesAlbion Brewery Go. Lim. (Thos, Ashcroft, agt.),Seller stAlbion Hotel (Wm. Riches, manager). General Rly. stnAldred Henry H., M.R.C.V.S. veterinary surgeon, 4Liverpool road 4 Water Tower streetAllcock Ernest, beer retailer, 33 Walter streetAll^n S. 4 Sons, picture framers, 4 post office, 32Bridge streetAllman Fred, Watergate inn, Watergate squareAllmark Joseph, hair dresser, 2 Milton streetAlmond Isabella (Mrs.),stationer,4 post office,i Tarvin rdAlmond Mary EUen (Mrs), dairy keeper, 38 Princess stAlmshouses, New Crane streetAlyn (The) Brick, TUe 4 Terra Cotta Go. Limited (T.A. Beckett, sec), St. W'erburgh chambers, St. WerburghmountAmerican Midget Photographers (The), 29 NorthgateStreet rowAnderson Harry, clerk to the gfuardians 4 assessmentcommittee. Forest house. Love street. T N 300Anderson Robert, dining rooms, 161 Foregate streetAndrews Edwd. accountant, 27 Eastgate Street row nthAndrews John, shopkeeper, 31 Duke streetAnfield W. E. 4 Go. window glass merchants, 13 LowerBridge streetAnglo-American Oil Go. Ltd. ; depot, Hoole la.BoughtonAnkers Richard, chimney sweeper. 3 Union streetAnscow Jane (Mrs.), servants' registry office,137 BoughtnAppleton John, draper, 29 Bridge Street rowArden Charles Henry, butcher, 132 Northgate streetArden Thomas, butcher, 11 Stalls, Market hallArden Thomas HolUns, solicitor, commissioner for oaths4 notary, see Gamon, Farmer 4 CoArmstrong 4 Thomas, coal merchants, 11 Goal Exchange,Black Diamond streetArmstron? Andrew William, nurseryman 4 seedsman4c. see McHattie 4 GoArmstrong Arthur J. teacher of music, 1 Denbigh streetArmv Audit Office (Arthur Beagley Beavi6,local auditor),14 Nicholas streetArmy Medical Stores (Western Command) (Lieut. 4Quartermaster J. Watkins R.A.M.C. officer in charge),7 Watergate squareArmy Service Corps Territorial Force, see Welsh BorderMounted Brigade, Fdeld Ambulance Royal Army ,COMMERCIALCHESTER. 251Wright Rev.Harold HaU M.A. (minorcanon, precentor 4 sacrist). ThePrecentory, 7 Abbey streetWright Andrew John, Glan Aber park.Hough greenWright Charles, 11 Churton roadWright Miss Mary, 8 Newry park.Brook laneWright Mrs. 5 Chichester streetWright P. 8 Bouverie streetWright Robert BaU, FoUiott house,Northgate streetWyld Norman, 11 City wallsWynne Henry, 25 Tarvin roadYates Rev. WUliam, i Eastern pathway.Queen's parkYates Edward P. r Westminster av.Hough greenYolland Col. W. R.E. Burris croft,Gurzon parkYoung Capt. Frederick B. (adjutant5th Territorial Force (Earl ofChester's) Battalion <strong>Cheshire</strong> Regiment),9 Lumley roadYoung Meredith M.D. 13 Curzon parkArthur Robert, boat builder 4c. see Cook 4 ArthurArtificial Tooth Institute (The), 48 Eastgate Streetrow southAshbrook George, estate agent. Baths streetAshbrook Thomas, beer retailer, iii BoughtonAshby Fdk. builder, 3 Canal st. 4 joiner, 31a, George stAshcroft Percy, mgr. Bank of Liverpool Ltd. Eastgate stAshford Frank, tailor 4 clothier, 6 City roadAshby Sergt.-Major E. U. instructor to 2nd <strong>Cheshire</strong>Battery 3rd Welsh Brigade R.F.A. Territorial Force,67 Hartington street, HandbridgeAshley Margt. (Mrs.), apart3.2S Eastgate Street row nthAshton William, harness maker, 163 BoughtonAshworth Squire, fent dealer, 22 Market haUAspey Mary (Miss), confedioner, 11 City roadAssay Offices (James F. Lowe B.A. master; John V.Lowe 4 Richard Edward Tatler, wardens), 13 Goss stAssembly Room (J. W. Henderson, agent), Newgate stAssize 4 Petty Sessional Courts 4 CouncU Room of the<strong>Cheshire</strong> <strong>County</strong> <strong>Council</strong> (WiUiam Williams, caretaker).The CastleAstbury Joseph John, shopkeeper, 35 George streetAstle EUen (Mrs.), monumental mason, 25 George stAston S. 4 Son, auctioneers 4 house furnishers 4c. 14Watergate streetAston Lucy (Miss), Buxton House temperance hotel, 17City roadAtkin Charles, confectioner, 69 4 72 Foregate streetAtkin John, Peacock inn, C3hristleton roadAtkinson Agnes (Mrs.), Ye Deva hotel, 10 Watergatestreet 4 6 Watergate Street rowAtkinson George, photographer, 82 Northgate streetAttewell Fredk.William, Glynne Arms P.H. 100 Brook stAustin James P. accountant. Cathedral buildings, St.Werburffh mountAvery W. 4 T. Lim.scale manufacturers,112 Foregate stAvery George, school attendance officer for the city,Education offices. Town hall, Northgate streetBackhouse Edward, inspector to the Society for thePrevention of Cruelty to Animals, 23 Gladstone roadBadrock Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartments, 116 St. ^nne stBagnall James Hemsley, beer retaUer, 33 SeUer streetBaguley Wm. Hy. provision merchant, 39 Frodsham sbBailey Aaron, general dealer. Queen streetBailey H. Grant, clerk to Tarvin union 4 Rural District<strong>Council</strong>, Westminster buildings. 7 Newgate stBailey Mary Ann (Mrs.), greengrocer. Queen streetBaines Robert, pawnbroker, 17 4 19 BoughtonBaker 4 Sons, bakers, 42 Bridge streetBaker Arthur, fruiterer, 108 Northgate streetBaker George, boot maker, 40 Watergate streetBaker Samuel, cowkeeper, 2 Browns laneBaker I'homas, florist, General Railway stationBaU Elizabeth (Mrs.), confectioner, 58 4 60 The Stalls,Market haUBall George, hair dresser, 132 Foregate streetBaU John T. plumber, Queen streetBallard Edward George, H.M. inspector of alkali works,6 GreyfriarsBank of Liverpool Limited (branch) (Percy Ashcroft,Medical Corps Territorial ForceI manager), Eastgate street; draw on Glyn, Mills,Arthur Francis 4 Co. provision dealers,ii8 Northgate st I Currie 4 Co. London EC. T N 0629
252 CHESTER. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'SBanks Edmund, colliery agent, 56 Prince's avenueBannister EUzh. A. M. (Mrs.), baker, 63 Foregate streetBarber John, glass 4 china dealer, 19 Eastgate streetBarker, Coppack 4 Wickham, land agents, St. Werburghchambers, St. Werburgh mountBarker 4 Rogerson, solicitors, 12 Whitefriars. T N169 NatBarker Harry Yates, solicitor 4 commissioner, see Barker4 RogersonBarker Richard LonguevUle, land agent 4c. see Barker,Coppack 4 WickhamBarlow George, Old Vaults P.H. 30 Bridge streetBarlow Harry, Coach 4 Horses hotel, Northgate street4 Princess streetBarnes F. H. J. pension officer for Northwich DistrictSub-Committee of the <strong>Cheshire</strong> Local Pension Committee,16 AVhite FriarsBarnes John, butcher, 69 Garden lane 4 7 Market hallBarnes Martha Ann (Mrs.), beer retailer, 12 City roadBarnes William Herbert, solicitor 4 commissioner foroaths (firm, Dickson, Barnes 4 Dickson), St. Oswald'schambers, St. Werburgh streetBarnett Florence G. (Mrs.), confectioner. The Cross, 8Eastgate streetBaron George WilUam, herbalist, 2 Brook placeBarracks, T?ie Castle (Major A. B. Gosset, officer commandingDepot <strong>Cheshire</strong> Regimental District), St.Mary's hillBartlett Margt. (Mrs.), shpkpr. i Reservoir ter.BoughtonBarton Alice (Miss), dress maker, 54 Crane streetBarton Walter, hair dresser, 21 Eastgate Street row nthBass Mary Ana (Mrs.), Bridgewater hotel, 16 Grewe stBassendale Thos. apartments, 72 4 76 Lower Bridge stBate James C solicitor 4 commissioner for oaths, 4coroner for West <strong>Cheshire</strong>, Old Bank chambers. Foregatestreet (T N 243); 4 at TarporleyBates William North, Talbot hotel, i Newgate streetBayley Frank, boot 4 shoe repairer, 29 Brook streetBayley Henry, boot 4 shoe maker, 77 BoughtonBeatson Chas. beer retailer, 3 & 5 Lower Bridge streetBebbington Emma (Mrs.), news agent, 23 Railway terrace,Hoole lane, BoughtonBebbington James, confectioner, 27 Market hall 4 Cathedralconfectionery works, 13 St. Werburgh streetBeckett Joseph 4 Co. sUk mercers, 12 Eastgate St. rowsouth 4 furnishing drapers, 12 Eastgate st. T N 57Beckett Elijah, shopkeeper, 36 Newgate streetBeckett Fredk. Jsph. city accntnt. Town haU,Northgate stBeckett Riohard Thomas, architect, 7 Abbey buUdings,St. Werburgh mountBeckett Thomas A. land agent, surveyor 4; valuer, St.Werburgh chambersBeckitt James William, oyster bar, 42 Eastgate streetBee Alexander, ladies' tailor, habit maker 4 costumier(coats, gowns 4c.), 10 Pepper streetBelfast Shirt 4 Collar Depot, hosiers, i Bridge St. rowBeUis Moses, apartments, 51 Queen streetBenion John, insurance agent, 8 West Lorne streetBennett John (Mrs.), apartments, 43 City roadBennett WUliam, sadd)er, 65 George streetBennion John, wardrobe dealer, 21 Brook streetBennion Sarah (Mrs.), King's Arms P.H. 2 Union streetBent's Brewery Co. Limited, brewers, 26 Pepper streetBerrie John Limited, dyers, 8 Newgate streetBerry George Charles, New City Arms hotel, 32 Frodshamstreet 4 Bars P.H. 142 Foregate streetBeswick Harry F.R.I.B.A. architect 4 county architect,Grosvenor buildings, Newgate streetBetteridge Frank Alfd. wood turner, 62 Lower Bridge stBeule Miss, ladies' tailor, 6 St. John streetBevins Walter, White Bear P.H. 12 Lower Bridge streetBillings Reginald Frank, ironmonger 4 dairy engineer,see Storrar's SuccessorsBillington J. H. Limited, coal merchants. City walls 47 Coal exchange. Black Diamond streetBUlington Richard, George inn, 5 Black Diamond streetBinison Frank, insurance agent, 41 Gladstone avenueBirch, CuUimore 4 Douglas, solicitors 4 perpetual commissioners.Friars, Whitefriars. T N 363Birch Arthur Lyle, solicitor, see Birch, CuUimore kDouglasBirch Henry John, solicitor 4 perpetual commissioner, seeBirch, CuUimore 4 DouglasBird Mary (Mrs.), furniture broker, 43 Lower Bridge stBird Mary E. (Miss), tobacconist, 53 Bridge streetBirkenhead Brewery Co. limited (Frank Coveney, agent),12 Frodsham streetBirmingham Railway Carriage 4 Wagon Go. Limited(J. D. Ireland, agent). Black Diamond streetBishop Graham Memorial School (Robert Lloyd, master).Princess streetBishop's Registry Office (John Gamon, Richard Farmer4 J. Percival Gamon, registrars). Abbey gatewayBithell Brothers, stationers 4c. Delamere streetBitheU Thomas, Liverpool Arms PH. Water Tower stBithell WUliam, butoher, 1 Chapel laneBitheU WUliam H. boat proprietor, 2 The GrovesBlackburn Wm, 4 Co. Ltd. clothiers, 129 Foregate stBlackburne John I. 4 Go. wine 4 spirit merchants, 68Watergate street 4 Trinity street. T N 197 Nat.See advertisementBlackmore William, Waterloo inn, 20 HandbridgeBlackwood W. 4 L.Windsor temperance hotel,3i City rdBlagden John J., B.A,, M.R.CS.Eng., L.R.CP.Lond.physician 4 surgeon, 8 Abbey squareBlake James, boot 4 shoe maker, 18 Eastgate streetBlake John, baker, 9 Watergate Street rowBlank Sophia (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 41 BoughtonBlayney Arthur, printpr, 24 'Watergate Street rowBlayney Sarah Jane (Miss), apartments, 10 Crane streetBlease Jane (Mrs.), lamp 4 oU dealer, 49 4 51 BoughtonBloom Solomon, draper, 95 Brook streetBlue Coat School (F. G. TampUn WilUams, headmaster; Miss Hilda Wills, matron). Up. Northgate gtBlue Girls' School (Miss ClaraEdgeller,matron),Vicar's laBlythin John, tobacconist, 17 Ghristleton roadBoden Robert W. architect 4 surveyor, 18 4 19 CornExchange chambersBolland R. 4; Sons, confectioners, 40 Eastgate Street rowsouth (T N 37) 4 cafd, The GrovesBolton John, baker, 81 BoughtonBonnalie Frederick J., L.D.S.R.CS.Edin. dentist. 7Abbey square. T N 165Bonnalie George Samuel L.D.S.R.CS.Edin. dentist, 7Abbey square, T N 165Bonner Alfred, grocer, 58 St. Anne streetBooley Jane (Mrs.), apartments, 11 Lorne streetBooth Edmund, beer retaUer, 35 Leadworks laneBooth Lawrence, joint sub-manager of Parr's Bank,Eastgate streetBooth Maria (Mrs.), apartments, i Linenhall placeBoots Cash Chemists, 28 Eastgate Street rowsouth 4 24 Eastgate street. T N 369Boss Louis, restaurant, 25 City roadBostodi: 4 Heeley, boot 4 shoe makers, 6 EastgateStreet TOW south.Boulderstone Bessie (Mrs.), apartments, 47 Queen streetBounds Charles, tailor, 23 Grosvenor streetBowden Mary (Mrs ), servants' registry, 20 Pepper stBowdens Ltd. confectioners, 446 The Stalls, Market hallBowes 4 Lomax, furniture brokers, 29 Watergate St.rowBowles Charles C city missionary, 2 Walpole streetBowring Joseph, fishmonger, 4 Market street; fish salesman.Market hall 4 fried fish dealer, 7 Hunter's walkBowyer Ann (Mrs.), greengrocer, 43 Back Brook streetBowyer John William, cabinet maker, 27 BoughtonBox Henry, cycle agent, 44 Frodsham streetBoydell 4 Taylor, solicitors, 2 Pepper streetBoynton Wm. Andrew,cork 4 tobacco pipe mfr.3 NewgateBradey Edward, boot repairer, 45 Lower Bridge streetBradley James, hair dresser, 3 Earls villas. City roadBradleys (Joseph Banks, proprietor), tailors, clothiers,complete outfitters, hatters, boot 4 shoe dealers &warehousemen 4c. 139 Foregate street; head offices4 wholesale warehouse, 2 Seller street; 12, 14 4 16Brook street; 4 hosiers, hatters 4 outfitters, 70 Brookstreet. T N 650 NatBradshaw Thomas, hair dresser, 117 Brook streetBradshaw Thomas K. tripe dresser, 5 Watergate street;16 City road 4 47 Brook streetBramwell Mary (Mrs.), bookbinder, 7 Lumley place.Little St. John streetBrassey J. E. 4 Son Limited (Herbert Brassey,managingdirector), cycle agents, iron 4 steel merchants 4 ironmongers,9 Foregate street; warehouse, St. John st.;4 EUesmere Port. T N 65 Nat. ; T A " Iron.Chester "Brassey Ernest, solicitor 4 commissioner for oaths &coroner for tIhe dty, 9 St. John streetBrazendale Ernest, beer retailer, 58 BoughtonBrickland Joseph, fishmonger, 9 Bridge streetBridge House Club (Joseph Lovatt, steward). Oddfellows'buildings, 20 Lower Bridge streetBridge Joseph C, M.A., Mus.Doc. professor of music &Cathedral organist, Christ Church vicarage. Brook laneBriggs k Co. boot makers, 29 Eastgate streetBriggs Ellen (Mrs.), Northgate tavern, Northgate streetBritish Petroleum Go. Limited, Northgate station, St.Anne street; 4 at Trafford streetBritton Sydney E. engineer Chester Corporation ElectricityDepartment, New Crane streetBrogden Harriet (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 115 Christleton rdBromley Charles Edward L.D.S.R.C.S.Eng. 4 P.P.S.Glas.dentist, 14 Whitefriars
DlKECTORY.] CHESHIRE. CHESTER. 253Brook Hirst 4 Co. Ltd. electrical engineers, Newry parkBrooker Eliza (Miss), fancy draper, 64 Brook streetBrooks Henry (Mrs.), apartments, 43 Beaconsfield street,BoughtonBrown & Co. (Chester) Limited, house agents,valuers 4 auctioneers. The Crypt, Eastgate street.See advertisementBrown & Co. (Chester) Limited, silk mercers,linen drapers, milliners, dress makers, haberdashers,cabinet makers, antique dealers, upholsterers, carpetwarehousemen, furniture removers 4 storers, 36 4 38Eastgate Street row south; antique department, 28Eastgate; warehouse, 12 Duke street 4 manufactory,Newgate streetBrown, Dobie 4 Rogers, solicitors, solicitors to theChester Gas 4 Water Companies 4 to the Trustees ofthe Chester Municipal Charities, 53 Northgate streetBrown G. J. H. 4 Son, goldsmiths, 2 Eastgate Streetrow southBrown Arthur, fried fish dealer, 67 St. Anne streetBrown Chas. Edwd. L.D.S.R.C.S.Eng. dentist,7 Abbey sqBrown Edwin Charles, librarian Chester Public Library4 Reading Rooms, St. John streetBrown Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartments, 21 Chichester stBrown Ellen (Mrs.), shopkpr. i Charlotte st. Sealand rdBrown Hannah (Miss), servants' reg.office, 8 WhitefriarsBrown Harold, temperance hotel, 2 Francis streetBrown Harry Faulkner LL.B. solicitor 4 commissionerfor oaths. Crypt chambers, Eastgate Street row southBrown Henry, beer retailer, 27 Egerton streetBrown James, commercial traveller, 43 Tarvin roadBrown James, painter, 345 Eaton roadBrown Peter, beer retaUer, 1 Henry streetBrown Thomas, wood carver. Water Tower streetBrown William E. estate agent, 39 Pepper streetBrowne James Leonard M.B., Ch.B. physician 4 surgeon.Dee HiUs lodge, BoughtonBrowne Morton, bldr. 4 contr. Gow La. brdg. Brook stBrowne WUliam, joiner 4 builder, 16 Gastle streetBruno Raffaele, teacher of music. City wallsBrunswick Philip, artificial teeth manufacturer, 1 Bridgeplace. Lower Bridge streetBrunton John, florist. Stone bridge, Saughall roadBrunton William, market gardener, Market hallBryan William, painter, 24 Leadworks laneBull Harrv Freestone, county surveyor 4 bridge master.The CastleBult William Henry, apartments, 31 Seller streetBurchdl H. Mary (Miss), refreshment rooms. Music HaUpassage, Northgate streetBurgess Alfred Goodwin, draper, 13 George streetBurgess Charles, dairyman, 17a, Upper Northgate streetBurgess Harriet (Miss), news agent, 12a, BoughtonBurgess William, carver 4 gilder, 4 Bradford streetBurghall Alfred, bookbinder, Fletcher's buildings. BridgeStreet rowBurke Michael Hubert, marine store dealer, 51 Stevenstreet, BoughtonBurntwood Frank, painter, 136 Northgate streetBurrell Thomas Gaze, tailor 115, 117, 4 outfitter 55,Foregate street; house furnisher, 57 Foregate street4 draper. Union Hall buildings, Foregate street. T A"Burrell, Chester"Burton Peter, parkkeeper. Lodge, Queen's parkBurtonwood k Jones, seed 4 agricultural implementmerchants. The SmithfieldBurtonwood Frank, painter. Garden laneButler Charles, blacksmith, 121 Ghristleton roadButler Elizabeth (Mrs.), grocer, 43a, Christleton roadButt 4 Co. Limited, goldsmiths, silversmiths & watchmakers, 32 Eastgate Street TOW south 4 26 Eastgatestreet. T N 176Butterworth Robert, professor of music, 25 Bouverie stButterworth Vincent, pianoforte tuner, 28 Prince's avenButtle James, Hop Pole hotel, 13 Foregate st. T N 144Caldecutt Arthur Edward, soUcitor 4 commissioner foroaths, clerk to the Hoole Urban District <strong>Council</strong>, 17Newgate streetCaldwell George, joiner, 92 Lower Bridge streetCaldwell Jane (Mrs.), refreshment rooms, 92 LowerBridge streetCaledonian Stationery 4 Printing Go. (The), 15 Seller stCamm Thomas, brush manufactuier, 48 Crane streetCampbeU Memorial HaU (William Wedgwood, caretaker),BoughtonCampbell Wm. refreshment rms. 12 Northgate St. rowCapner's, boat buUders 4 owners, 23 The GrovesCapper "Thomas, butcher, 5 BoughtonGarden James, lodging house, 3 Gastle streetCarHne Sarah (Miss), greengrbcer, 25 Brook streetCarroU Emma (Mrs.), dress maker, 43 Talbot streetCarsley Joseph, apartments, 12 Pepper streetGarter John P. auctioneer 4^ valuer, 2 Newgate street.T N 323 NatCarter Thos. chemist,171 4 173 Boughton; also at HooleCartwright J. F. P. 4 T. C solicitors, 3 WhitefriarsCartwright Joseph Frank Postlethwaite, solicitor 4 commissionerfor oaths, see Cartwright J. F. P. k T. CCartwright Thomas Charles, solicitor k commissioner foroaths, see Cartwright J. F. P. 4 T. CCarver Ed«ard, baker, 143 Foregate streetCash Clothing Co. clothiers, 99 Foregate streetGash k Go. boot 4 shoe makers, 5 Eastgate streetCathedral Ohoir School (Rev. Hendrick ChigneU M A.head master), 15 Abbey squareCatheraU Joseph, confectioner, 68 Brook streetCatheraU Samuel, lithographer, la, Linenhall streetCatheraU William, plumber, 1 Linenhall streetCatherell Edward, paperhanger, 27 Trinity streetGatley Alice (Mrs.), news agent, 102 BoughtonGatley Robert, watch repairer, 4 Frodsham streetCattle Market, George etreetGattley Charles E. heraldic stationer, 14 St. Werburgh stCentral Home for Boys 4 Girls (Simeon Preston, master),Wrexham roadGestrian Motor 4 Engineering Co. (Thomas Edwards,manaijer), 59 Frodsham streetChallinor, Rowson 4 ChaUinor, estate agents, auctioneersk valuers, house 4 insurance agents 4 rennet, annatto4 manure merchants, St. Oswald's building, St. WerburghstreetChallinor Leonard, auctioneer 4 valuer k certified bailiffunder tihe Law of Distress Amendment Act (Challinor,Rowson 4 Challinor), St, Oswald's building, St. WerburghstreetChallinor Sarah fMrs.),shopkpr.3 Tramway ter,Grewe stChalmers John William, Bull 4 Stirrup hotel, 8 UpperNorthgate street 4 George streetChilton Thomas William, agent for the ShropshireUnion 4 Canal Go. Cow Lane bridge, Frodsham streetChambers Thomas A. fruiterer, 27 HandbridgeChapman E. boot maker, 23 Foregate streetChapman Louisa (Miss), stationer, 5 Abbey buildings.St. Werburgh mountChapman Mary Elizabeth (Mrs.), bookseller. Cathedralplace, St. Werburgh mountChapman Sarah Jane (Mrs), Bowling Green inn, 24 426 Brook streetCharlesworth Joe, news agent, 134 BoughtonCharmley Elizh.(Miss),Masonic Arms P.H.aSNorthgate stCharmley Joseph,Odd Fellows' Arms P.H.64 Frodsham stCharmley Thomas, butcher, 24 St. Anne street 4 39Catherine streetChase Sergt.-Major William Bullock, instructor WelshBorder Mounted Brigade Field Ambulance TerritorialForce R.A.M.C. ; head quarters, Thomas streetCheers 4 Hopley, chemists, 6 Northgate streetGhesliii-e Agi-icultuial Society (Thomas A. Beckett, sec),St. Werburgh chambers<strong>Cheshire</strong> Batteries (ist 4 2nd) Royal Field ArtilleryTerritorial Force, see Royal Field Artillery 3rd WelshBrigade, Territorial Force<strong>Cheshire</strong> Brigade Territorial Force (Col. A. E.Ommaney C.B. commanding); head quarters, 22Percy road<strong>Cheshire</strong> <strong>County</strong> CouncU (Reginald Potts, clerk); offices,Northgate house<strong>Cheshire</strong> <strong>County</strong> <strong>Council</strong> Education Committee (Richd.P. Ward, director ot education; John Henry Howitt,assistant director of education). City road<strong>Cheshire</strong> Dairy Farmers' Association (Leonard W.ChaUinor, sec.), St. Oswald's bldg. St. Werburgh st<strong>Cheshire</strong> (Earl of Chester's) Yeomanry Territorial Force(Lieut.-Col. 4 Hon. Col. Lord A. H. Grosvenor, commanding; Maj. k Hon. Lt.-Col. Rt. Hon. G. WyndhamM.P., T.D. second in command; Capt. A. F.Fletcher (17th Lancers), adjutant ; Hon. Major G.Cooper, quartermaster; Lieut. J.E.Phillips R.A.M.C.(T.F.) 4 Lieut. P. L. Armstrong M.B., R.A.M.C.(T.F.), medical officers; Rev. C H. Prodgers (T.F.),chaplain ; Veterinary-Lieut. F. G. Edwards F.R.CV.S.veterinary ofllcer; J. Lamb, regim-ental sergt.-major),19 Old Bank buildings, Foregate streetChesiiire Lines Committee (Alfred Mitchell, stationmasteir 4 goods agent), Northgate station, Victoriaroad; SL. Anne street 4 parcels offices, 17 Eastgatestreet(John Barber, agent) k 43 Pepper street (E.Harris, agent)<strong>Cheshire</strong> 4 North Wales Newspaper Co. Limited (JamesA. Birchall, manager) (publishers of the " ChesterOonranf k "<strong>Cheshire</strong> Observer"), The Gross, 3Bridge street
254 CHESTER. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'S<strong>Cheshire</strong> Observer (<strong>Cheshire</strong> 4 North Wales NewspaperCo, Lim, printers 4 pubUshers; published fri, 4 sat.)(Jas. A. Birchall, manager). The Gross, 8 Bridge st<strong>Cheshire</strong> Refining Co. tallow refiners, Canal basin,Sealand road<strong>Cheshire</strong> Territorial Force Association, Col, the Dukeot Westminster G.C.V.O. (Lord Lieut.), president;Col. R. Thompson (late R.E.), sec), <strong>County</strong> AssociationOffices, The CastleChester Archaeological 4 Historic Society (Walter Conway,sec), Grosvenor streetChester (The) Association for the Prevention 4 Cure ofConsumption (His Grace the Duke of Westminster,president; J. R. Thompson esq J.P. 4 the Rev. L. L.Bedford, hon. treasurers ; J. T. Hughes esq. hon.sec), 43 Queen streetChester Beekeepers' Association (Richard S. LinneU,assistant sec), 6 Newgate streetChtster Benevolent Institution (Edward Andrews, sec. ;Miss Wakeman, matron), 7 Grosvenor streetChesiter Billiard Hall Go. 38 Foregate streetChester Boat Co. Limited (Thomas E. Gill, manager),boat builders 4 owners. The GrovesChester Bottle Exchange, Union HaU buildings. ForegatestreetChester Cemetery (Rev. George Hindhaugh M.A. chaplain;R. E. Griffiths, superintendent), Overleigh roadChester Cemetery Co. (Thomas A. Beckett, sec), St.Werburgh chambersChester Christian Temperance Society (E. Walker, sec).Temperance hall, George streetChester Chronicle (J. Ward-Jones, printer 4 publisher;published fri.), 27 Bridge street; worics, Fletcher'*buildings. Bridge Street row. T N 114; T A" Chester Chronicle, Chester "Chester City Baths (Albert Moody, man.). Union streetChester City 4 <strong>County</strong> School for Girls (Miss HannahMary Footman, head mistress), Watergate squareChester Cocoa House Go. Limited (W. H. Lipsham,sec.; Charles Stewart, manager). Little Nag's Headcocoa house, 48 Foregate street; (branches) (MissF, A. Owen, manageress). Brook street; The Falcon(Walter Millman, manager), 6 Lower Bridge street;(Miss Clara E. Davies, manageress) 5 Brook street 4(Charles Stewart, manager) Market hallChester Conservative 4 Unionist Association (CharlesHenry Glassey, sec. 4 registration agt.),16 Newgate stChester Go-operative Society Limited (Oliver Smith,sec. ; William Williams, general manager); registeredoffice, 9 Black Diamond street; branches, 10 Coal exchange,Blaok Diamond street; 72 Watergate street;345 Christleton road; Boughton cross; 71 Gardenlane; Kynaston street; 78 to 82 Foregate street; 27Frodsham street 4 90 Brook streetChester Corporation Electricity Department (Sydney E.Britton, manager). New Crane streetChester Corporation Tramways (John Gardner, manager),Carr streetChester Cottage Improvement Go. Lim. (Thomas A.Beckett, sec), St. Werburgh chambersChester 4 Counties Liberal Club (John Fletcher, sec.;George McCally, steward), Watergate streetChester Countv Borough Isolation Hospital (John RonaldCurrie M.A', MB., Ch.B., D.P.H. medical officer;Miss A. M. Dickson, matron), Sealand roadChester 4 <strong>County</strong> Unionist Club (John Clarke, sec.;George A. Jones, steward), Newgate streetChester Gourant (<strong>Cheshire</strong> 4 North Wales NewspaperCo. Limited, printers 4 publishers; pub.wed.) (JamesA. Birchall, manager), "rhe Cross, 8 Bridge streetOhester Diocesan Finance Association (E. Andrews,sec),27 Eastgate Street row northChester 4 District BiU Posting 4 Advertising Co, Lim,II Frodsham streetChester District Nursing Association (Mrs, Bateson, ladysuperintendent), 8 4 9 Water Tower streetChester District Skin Dispensary (The) (open thursdaysfrom 12 to 2; Harold Edward Rutherford M.D. 4 JohnJames Blagden L.R.CP. physicians). City wallsChester Farmers" Club (Richard S. LinneU, sec), 6Newgate streetChester General Infirmary (WUliam Murray Dobie M.D,Edin. hon. consulting physician; James TaylorF.R.C.S.Eng., Alexander Hamilton F.R.CS.Edin. 4Farington Marsden Granger M.R.C.S.Eng. hon. consultingsurgeons; John Elliott M.D., F.R.CP.Lond.,James George Taylor M.D.Cantab., M.R.C.P.Lond. 4Archibald Douglas Hamilton M.D.Lond. hon. physicians; William AUwood NewaU M.D.Vict, hon.assistant physician; William Henry Dobie M.B.,CM., M.R.C.S. Edward CyrU Dobie M.B., CM.,M.R.C.S, 4 Robert BaU Wright F.R.CS.Irel. hon.surgeons; John James Blagden B.A.Gantab., M.R.C.S.Eng. hon. assistant surgeon; Farington MarsdenGranger M.R.CS.Eng. hon. ophthalmic surgeon;Michael Johnson L.D.S.R.C.S.irel, hon dental surgeon; Arthur Randell Jackson M.B., B.S.Vict. 4 JohnWalsh M.R.C.S Eng, district visiting surgeons; AlfredEdg.ir Cullen L.R.CP.Lond. house physician; FrankJ. Graddock M R.CS.Eng. house surgeon; Rev.HaroldH. Wright M.A. chaplain; Frederick John Warmsley,sec. ; Miss Edith Addis, matron), St. Martin's-inthe-FieldsChester Guardian 4 Record (Mackie 4 Co. Limited, publishers4 proprietors; published tues. afternoon 4fri. morning), i Watergate Street rowChester Gymnasium (H. F. Rushton, proprietor), 3;Lower Bridge streetChester Home for Lost Dogs (Alfred Hogg),2i Garden laChester Home Teaching for the Blind Society (HenryDuckworth, hon. sec.) ; depot, 39 Nicholas streetChester Homoeopathic Dispensary (E. J. Haynes Thomas,hon. medicil officer), Pepper streetChester Hygienic Institute Limited, 58 Watergate streetChester Junior Unionist Association (Harold J. Collins,hon. sec), 16 Newgate streetChester Liberal Association (James Seller, agent), 28Watergate Street rowChester Licensed Victuallers' Association (FrederickTUston Holland,sec),Lord Raglan inn,28 Frodsham stChester Meat Stores, butchers, 97 Brook streetChester Municipal Charities Offices (Dougla« Dobie,clerk), 53 Northgate streetChester Music Hall (PhiUipson 4 Golder, managers),Northgaite street k St. Werburgh's mountChester 4 North Wales Ice 4 Cold Storage Co. (ThomasL. Wilkinson 4 Sons, proprietors). Queen street. Tel.add. " Zero, Chester; " Tel. No. 55 NatChester 4 North Wales Motor Garage fCapt. Theo.Masui, proprietor). City road. Tel. 665 (2 lines)Ohester 4 North 'Wales Permanent Investment BenefitBuilding Society (John Dodd, sec), 16 Corn ExchangechambersChester Northgate Brewery Co. Lim, (WiUiam ThomasMarshall, sec), ale 4 porter brewers 4 bottlers 4 wine4 spirit merchants, Northgate street; bottling stores 4wine 4 spirit stores, 7 Foregate street; malt kilns.Lower Bridge streetChester Provender 4 Carting Co. Limited, corn,factors4 millers, Milton streetChester Pu/blic Library 4 Reading Rooms (EdwinCharles Brown, librarian), St. John streetChester Race Course Co, Lim. (Fredk. John Warmsley,sec), 29 Eastgate Street row northChester School of Science 4 Art (J. Dodd, sec.; WalterG. Schroder, art master; John A. McMichael B.A,,B.Sc, science master), Grosvenor streetChester Skating Rink Co. Limited, skating rink, LiverpoolroadChester Society of Natural Science 4 Literature (FrankSimpson, hon. sec), Grosvenor streetChester Steam Laundry Co. Limited (WiUiamHenry Lipsham, sec), Victoria roadOhester Technical Day School (John A. McMidhael B.A.,B.Sc. head master), Grosvenor streetChester United Gas Co. (Frederick A. Pye, sec. &general manager; John Charles Belton, engineer &works manager); office 4 show rooms, Cuppin street;works, Roodee. T N 233Ohester Volunteer Fire Brigade Station (John Williamson,capt.; John Shone, superintendent), Northgate stChester Water Works Go. (Wm. S. Moss, sec.); offices,15 Newgate street; works (Charles Wilfrid Bennett,acting engineer), Barrellwell hill, Boughton 4 Spitalwalk, BoughtonChester Working Boys' Home (Henry Pate, superintendent),Albion house, 39 Lower Bridge streetChester Working Girls' Club, 3 Lower Bridge streetChester, Wrexham 4 District Savings Bank (HenryEbrey Crane, sec), Grosvenor streetChester William J. Cross Foxes inn, 25 BoughtonChesters 4 Sons, window cleaners, 26 Duke streetChesters T.R.4 Co.umbreUa dealers, 5 St.Werburgh mntChesters Joseph Hy. furn. dlr. 39 Watergate Street rowChidley Thomas, photographer, 14 St. Werburgh streetChirnside John, draper, 4 Watergate streetChrist Church Mission House (Mrs. Kenyon, caretaker).Church streetChurton, Elphick, Roberts b Richardson, auctioneers &appraisers 4 valuers; auction mart, Foregate street.T N 210; T A "Mart, .Chester"Churton WiUiam Henry b Son, solicitors, Tbe Eastgate,City waUs. T N 326
DIRECTOKY.] CHESHIRE. CHESTER. 255Churton WUliam Arthur Vere B.A., LL.B.Camb. solicitor4 commissioner for oaths.see W.H. Churton 4 SonChurton WiUiam Henry, solicitor 4 commissioner foroaths (W. H. Chuj-ton 4 Son), clerk to the countymagistrates for Chester Gastle petty sessional division4 to the Highways committee of the Wirral Rural District<strong>Council</strong>, The Eastgate, City walls. T N 326City of Chester Sewage OutfaU Works (David SoouUer,manager), Sealand roadCity C;iub (James Henshall, sec. ; Joseph James TaUon,steward), St. Peter's Church vard, Northgate street'T N 95 • B •City 4 <strong>County</strong> Borough of Chester Education Offices(A. E. LoveU M.A. director 4 sec), Town haU, NorthgatestreetCity Police Office (John H. Laybourne, chief constable),"Town hall. Princess streetCity Souvenir Stores, Cathedral pi. St.Werburgh mountClark Edwin 4 James, cutlers, 11 Bridge streetClark Wm.grocer k sub-postmaster, 145 & i47Foregate stClarke Bernard, butcher, 59 Egerton streetClarke Herbert, potato dealer, Stalls, Market hallClarke John H. hosier, 37 Bridge streetClarke William, tinplate worker, 52 4 56 Frodsham stClegg H. A. 4 Sons, masonry contractors 4 granite,marble 4 stone masons. Brook street. See advertisementClegg Wm. phnbr. 4 glazier, 47 Beaconsfield st. BoughtonClemence Samuel 4 Alfred, bakers, 44 Northgate streetClemence Francis Arthur, grocer 56, 4 provision dealer54 4 72, Brook streetQemence Thos. provsn.mer.see Thompson,Son 4 ClemenceClements David, beer retailer, 2 Oulton placeClerk of the Peace Office (Reginald Potts esq, clerk),Northgate houseGlubbe William B. Grosvenor Arms P.H. 32 HandbridgeCoathup Charles, fried fish dealer, 141 Christleton roadCochrane John, commercial traveUer, 9 Grange roadCoe E. 4 Son, painters, decorators, contractors, signwriters,paperhangers 4c. Old Post Office yard. TheEastgate, Foregate street. T N 856 Y i; T A " Coe,Painter, Chester "Coe Henry J. picture deaner 4 restorer. Old Post Officeyard. The Eastgate, Foregate street. T N 856 Y iCoe Walter, hair dresser, 33 Brook streetCohen Max, draper, 15 BoughtonColeman James, saddler. Union Hall bldgs. Foregate stCoUege School (J. Leonard Johnson M.A. master; RalphEsplin, deputy head master), Parkgate roadCollins Margaret (Mils), caterer for outdoor amusements,GoUina yard. Union streetCommercial Union Assurance Go. Limited (Thomas A.Jennings, resident inspector), 19 Eastgate St. row nthConnor Francis J. surveyor of taxes, 16 WhitefriarsConway Walter, chartered accountant. Old Bank buildings,Foregate streetCook b Arthur, lioat owners, bldrs. 4 mas.24 The GrovesCook 4 Leather, accountants, 445 Godstall chambers,Eastgate Street row northCook G. Mark, artist 4 photographer, no Foregate streetCook Kenneth G. accountant, see Cook 4 LeatherCook William, tailor, 3 City roadCooke Oswald Hayward M.A., B.C.L. barrister, St.Oswald's chambers, St. Werburgh streetCoombes James b Go. boot 4 shoe repairers, 40 Brookstreet 4 Watergate streetCooper Edward, ironmonger, 96 Northgate streetCooper James, boot repairer, la Mount street, BoughtonCopar (The) Sweet Co. confectioners, 20 Brook streetCoppack Samuel 4 Sons, provision dealers 165, 4grocers 133, Foregate street 4 Market hallCoppack Charles, chartered accountant 4 chapter clerk,see Barker, Coppack 4 WickhamGopple Richard 4 Co. hosiers, 81 Garden laneCorlett WiUiam Henry, hosier, 31 Eastgate street 4 OldBank buUdings, Foregate streetCorn Exchange (Wakefield, Dodd 4 Thomely, agents),Eastgate streetCornthwaite Annie (Mrs.), confectioner, 9 City wallsCotgreave John R. cutler, 38 Lower Bridge streetCottier Francis, dining rooms, 14 Foregate streetCottle James Limited, confectioners, 20 Bridge streetCottreU Edith (Mrs.), apartments, 23 Raymond street<strong>County</strong> Constabulary Office (Lieut.-Col. J. H. Hamersley,chief constable; W. Leah, deputy chief constable 4chief clerk; WUliam Thomas Pierce, detective inspector; WiUiam James Naylor 4 John Richard Dodd,inspectors), 138 Foregate streetCountv Court (His Honor Samuel Moss, judge; EdwardSharman Giles, registrar 4 high baUiff; EdwardJohnson, chief derk); offices. Old Bank buildings.The Eastgate, Foregate street. T N 229<strong>County</strong> Sui-veyor's Office (Harry Freestone BuU, survevor).The Castle'Court of Probate 4 District Registry Office for the City4 <strong>County</strong> of Chester (Henry A. Jenner, districtregistrar Probate division; Robert WiUiam Jones,chief clerk), 11 WhitefriarsCoventry Harriett (Mrs.), registry office for servants, 67Watergate streetCoventry Joseph Henry, builder, 71 Watergate streetCoventry William, stationer, 69 Watergate streetCowap John Joseph, horse trainer 4 farmer, SealandCowley Arthur, dogger, 53 Watergate streetCoyle Peter, Shropshire Arms P.H. 47 Northgate streetGraddock Frank J., M.R.CS.Eng., L.R.CP.Lond.house surgeon Chester General Infirmary, St. Martin's-in-the-FieldsCragg Samuel, water inspector, 8 Tarvin roadCraig Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartments, 33 Bouverie streetCraine John Postles, chemist, 71 Northgate streetCrane Edith M. (Mrs.), draper, 52 Egerton streetCrawford Elizabeth (Mrs.), dairyman, 5 Lyon streetCrawford George Henry.antique dealer, 49 Bridge St.rowCreighton Joseph, boot repairer, i Black Diamond stCreighton Patrick, boot repairer, 3 Cuppin streetCrewe Alfred, butcher, 30 Market hallOrewe William, butcher, 53 Brook streetCrewe WUliam, butcher 4 farmer, Sluice house, Sealandroad; 35 Watergate street 4 6 Market haUCrimes Martha Hannah (Mr8.),shopkeeper,32 St.Anne stCrimes Wm. Hy. boot ma. 167 Boughton 4 40 Tarvin rdCrooke George, commercial traveller, 17 Prince's avenueCross Arthur, boot repairer, 3 Trinity streetCross Arthur, tobacconist, 51 Watergate streetCross Reginald R. antique furniture dealer, 53 WatergateStreet rowCross Sarah Ann (Mi«s), dress maker, 17 Queen streetGrosville Motor Co. Ltd. motor manufrs. Crane bankCrowder James, grocer, 23 & 24 Leadworks laneCrowder Reginald Glare, oil 4 lamp stores, 84 Brook stGroxton Sarah (Mrs.), dress maker, 38 Seller streetCrump EUzabeth (Mrs.), fried fish dealer, 39 Vernonroad, Sealand roadCryer Robert, grocer, 25 Christleton roadGuffe Alfred Gordon M.R.CS.Eng., L.R.CP.Lond. physician4 surgeon, 11 St. John streetGullen Alfred Edgar L.R.CP.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng.house physician Chester General Infirmary, St. Martin's-in-the-FieldsCuUimore John, solicitor, 4 acting under sheriff for the<strong>County</strong> of <strong>Cheshire</strong>, see Birch, CuUimore 4 DouglasCulm John (Mrs.), greengrocer, 26 4 27 Stalls,'Market hiCulm William, greengrocer, 15 Watergate streetGumming .Tas. L.D.S.P.P. 4 S.Glas. dentist, 39 City rdCummings Sidney G. architect. Old Bank buildings. ForegatestreetGunnah 4 Boberts, auctioneers 4 land agents, Grosvenorbuildings, Newgate street. T N 188Cunnington John Thomas, beer retailer, 8 Thomas stCurrie John Ronald M.A.Edin., M.B., Ch.B.Glas,D.P.H.Birm. medical officer of health for the City,Town hallCurrivan Margaret (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 7 Brown's laneCustoms k Excise Office (Edgar Williams, collector ;Thomas Sharkey, supervisor; Charles BenjaminEllison, chief clerk), 16 Whitefriars; valuation department(George Pelham Elphick F.S.I. district valuer),6 King's buildingsDale Edward, pianoforte warehouse,5i Bridge Street rowDandy Charles, wholesale fruiterer, 11 Victoria road 4Market hallDandy Jas. fruiterer 4 greengrocer, 14 4 32 Market hallDandy Richard H. potato salesman. Market hallDarling James, Ormonde Arms hotel, 126 Brook streetDarling William, shopkeeper, 27 Overleigh roadDarlington Ernest, commission agent, i Goss streetDarlington Henry, confectioner, 74 St. Anne streetDavidson WUliam, chemist, 53 Garden laneDavies A. J. 4 Go. manufacturing confectioners, i Yorkstreet 4 la. Back Queen streetDavies Ann (Mrs.) 4 Hetty (Miss), grocers 4 newsagents. 69 BoughtonDavies Ellis 4 Co. Limited, tea dealers, 7 Bridge streetDavies Hart 4 Son, shirt makers, hosiers, tailors 4glovers, 26 Eastgate Street row south. T N 341; T A•' Hart Davies, Chester "Davies J. H. 4 Sons, architects 4 surveyors, 14Newgate stDavies John P. 4 Sons, sail makers. New Crane st. 4coal merchants, 4 Goal exchange, Black Diamond st.k Victoria roadDavies R. 4 Go. confectioners, 9 Watergate streetDavies 4 Shepheard, pharmaceutical ehemists, 37 BridgeStreet row. T N 80
256 CHESTER.Davies WiUiam T. 4 Sons, branch of the ImperialTobacco Co. (of Great Britain 4 Ireland) Limited,tobacco k snuff manufacturers, Canal streetDavies A. H. (Mrs.), fancy draper, lo Brook streetDavies Ann (Mrs.), fruiterer, i8 4 20 Watergate streetDavies Ann (Miss), provision dealer, 82 Lower Bridge itDavies Benjamin, stationer, 30a, Northgate streetDavies Gharis (Miss) L.R.CP., L.R.CS.Edin. physidank surgeon, 37 Pepper streetDavies Charles Edwd. aparts, 18 Beaconsfield st.BoughtnDavies Clara (Mrs.), grocer, i Hartington streetDavies Edward, joiner, 32 Bridge Street rowDavies Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartments, 15 City wallsDavies Elizabeth (Miss), apartments, 31 WhitefriarsDavies Francis, baker, 44 Crane streetDavies Hazlem (Miss), nurses' home, i King's buUdingsDavies Horace, surveyor to the Hoole Urban District<strong>Council</strong>, 14 Newgate streetDavies John, greengrocer, 40 Stalls, Market hallDavies Joseph, potato dealer. Market hallDavies Mary (Mrs.), news agent, 36 Lower Bridge streetDavies .Samuel Wynne, smith. Queen streetDavies Thomas Gilbert, Grosvenor tavern, 2 Canal sideDavies Walter, baker, 18 Albert streetDavies Walter, pianoforte dealer, 40 Frodsham streetDavies Wm. Alun, wholesale grocer, 12 Commonhall stDavis W. 4 Son Limited, dyers. Cathedral place, St.Werburgh mountDavis Evan, apartments, 10 Grosvenor placeDavis Joseph, farmer, SealandDavis Thos. Chas. boot repairer, 11 Victor st. BoughtonDavis William Joseph, shopkeeper, 73 Overleigh roadDavison George (firm, Sharpe 4 Davison), solicitor 4commissioner for oaths, clerk to the city magistrates4 clerk to commissioners of taxes 4 under sheriff, 12Abbey square. T N 98Dawes AUce (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 9 Sibell streetDawson 4 West, pawnbrokers, 54 4 56 Foregate streetDawson Ed. Stanley, Bear's Paw inn, 21 Foregate etDawson Ernest, news agent, 23 HandbridgeDawson Joshua, tobacconist, 55 Garden laneDawson Sarah (Mrs.), aparts.45 Beaconsfield st. BoughtnDay George 4 Son, tobacconists. 21 Eastgate street; 174 41 Foregate street 4 30 Northgate streetDeacle William, Crown vaults, 26 Lower Bridge streetDean 4 Rigby, saddlers 4 harness makers, 5 Foregate stDean Harriet (Mrs.), milk seUer, Lorne streetDean John, market gardener, Market hall 4 GhristletonDean John, organist of St. Oswald's, 7 Hunter streetDean Mary Ann (Mrs.), basket maker, 4 Ghristleton rdDean Thomas, hardware dealer, 7 Linenhall streetDebac 4 Sheaff, grocers, 4 Northgate street 4 21 NorthgateStreet rowDee BUlposting Go. 22 Bridge Street rowDee Boating Co. (The), (Albert E. Gapner, manager), 25The GrovesDee Conservancy Board (C P. Smith, clerk). AbbeygatewayDee Mineral Water Go. Limited, General RaUway statuDee (The) Motor Go. motor engineers, 89 Brook streetDee Steam Boat Co, steam boat proprietors (Robert PrestonL. Bradbury, manager), "The GrovesDelany John J. tailor, 38 Northgate streetDelmage William, Grown 4 Glove hotel, 18 EastgateStreet row southDenson William 4 Son, bakers, 6 Upper Northgate streetDenson's, drapers, hosiers 4 tailors, stationers, boot 4shoe factors, dress makers, mantle makers, milliners,ladies' & children's outfitters, silk mercers 4c. 9, 11& 13 Northgate Street rowDenson Albert, hatter, 6 St. Werburgh streetDenson Robert E. grocer, 19 Northgate Street row; 41Bridge street 4 Faulkner street, HooleDew Rose Ellen (Mrs.), King's Arms P.H. 40 Crane stDickson, Barnes 4 Dickson, solicitors, St. Oswald's chambers,St. Werburgh streetDickson James Husband, town clerk. Town hallDickson Samuel Johnson Roberts, solicitor 4 commissionerfor oaths, see Dickson, Barnes 4 DicksonDickson Vincent Hamilton, solicitor, see Dickson, Barnes4 DicksonDicksons Limited, seed merchants, nurserymen 4 agriciUturalimplement makers, Eastgate street; warehouse,St. John street; nurseries, Newton 4 Upton.Telegraphic address. " Dicksons, Chester; " T N'sSeed department, No. 43 ; Nursery department,No.278Dietrich Peter, fried fish dealer, 40 Garden laneDiggery Sarah (Mrs.), Ship Victory inn, 49 George streetDiocesan Training College (Rev. Richard Albert ThomasM.A. principal 4 chaplain; Rev, Arthur Ernest JacksonM.A. vice-princii ;il), Parkgate roadDix William Arthur, Vi'^oria P.H, 2 Watergate St. rowCHESHIRE.[KtLLi'sDobbins Patrick, rag, iron 4 skin merchant, licensedhorse slaughterer, manure manufacturer, machinerybroker 4c. 14 Canal side 4 manure works, Saltney.Telegraphic address, "Dobbins, Chester; " 'rel.N0.123DobeU W. B. 4 Co. Limited, coal merchants, 16 Coalexchange. Black Diamond streetDobie Douglas (firm, Brown, Dobie 4 Rogers), solicitor4 clerk of the Chester Municipal Charities, 53 NorthgatestreetDobie Edward Cyril M.B., C.M.Edin., M.R.C.S.Eng,L.R.CP.Lond. surgeon, 22 Upper Northgate streetDobie Herbert M.D. 4 C.M.Edin., M.R.CS.Eng,M.R.C.S.4 L.R.CP.Lond surgeon,13 Up. Northgate stDobie Wm. Henry M.B. 4 C.M.Edin., M.R.CS.Eng. surgeon,2 Hunter streetDobie WUUam Murray M.D.Edin., F.R.A.S. physician,4 Hunter streetDobson W.W. 4; Sons, manufctng.stationer8,5 St.JohnstDubson James W. newsagent 4 tobacconist, 31 Brook stDodd Timothy 4 Sons, butchers, 13 Bridge streetDodd Edward, florist, 11 Goss street 4 5 Market hallDodd Francis Brown, insurance supt. 42 Tarvin roadDodd Henry, butcher, 344 Market hall 4 12 Watergate stDodd Isaac, pork butcher, 116 Northgate streetDodd Jaines, shopkeeper, 34 Bradford street, HandbridgeDodd John, accountant, see Wakefield, Dodd 4 ThomelyDodd John, joiner. Commercial hall, Frodsham streetDodd John Bichard, inspector of county police, 138Foregate streetDodd Peter, dining room, 4 Grosvenor streetDodd Peter, shopkeeper, 23 Pitt streetDoild Wm. coal mer. 14 Goal Exchange, Black Diamond stDodds Arthur W., L.D.S.Eng. dentist, 16 Nicholas streetDodman Thomas William, blacksmith, 26 Pepper streetDodson Mary (Mrs.), apartments, iS5a, Foregate streetDomestic Bazaar Go. Limited, 43 Eastgate streetDomestic Subject Centre (MissMoat,organizing teacher),22 Castle streetDonald 4 Co. chemists. The Cross, 2 Bridge street & iWatergate streetDonegal Tweed Go. tailors, 51 Foregate streetDoric Temperance Hotel (Thos. Ball, propr.),i Hunter stDoughty Richard Dyer, tobacconist, 9 City roadDouglas John, architect, 6 Abbey squareDouglas John Philip, solicitor, see Birch, CuUimore &DouglasDouglas Kate (Mrs.), apartments, 59 Lower Bridge streetDouglas William, smith, Newgate streetDoxey James, traveller, 15 Bouverie streetDrutter George, hair dresser, 114 Foregate streetDnck Charles, hair dresser. 8 Brook placeDucker S. 4 Son, sanitary engineers, 27 George streetDudley Maria (Mrs.), greengrocer, 123 Christleton roadDuff John M.D., C.M.Glas.. M.R.CP.Lond. physician, 5Abbey street. Abbey squareDuffy James, shopkeeper, 23 Steven street, BoughtonDugdale Samuel, carter, 29 Trafford streetDuke of Westminster's Estate Office (John E. GUbert,agent). Working Men's club, Overleigh roadDunbabin Maria (Mrs.), Royal George P.H. 31 George stDuncan James, marine engineer, 17 Gladstone roadDunning Alexander Kilham, boot 4 shoe ma. 39 BoughtonDunning Wm. Fredk. insur. agt. 2 Chapel ter. Cecil stDunnings Thomas, commercial traveller, 67 Tarvin roadDunville Jane (Mrs.), apartments, 25 Cuppin streetDuplock Walter A.P.S. pharmacist 4 photographicchemist, from Savory 4 Moore, London, 59 Bridge stDurish Anthony, baker, 58 Foregate streetDutton Brothers, pawnbrokers, 105 Foregate street; 254 27 Lower Bridge street 4 28 Princess streetDutton E. 4 Sons, undertakers, 30 Frodsham streetDutton George 4 Son Limited, grocers, fruit, tea &Italian warehousemen. The Sigarro stores, 27 Eastgatestreet. T A " Sigarro;" T N 45Dutton John Rowe 4 Sons, wine 4 spirit merchants, 29Bridge street. T N 143Dutton Albt. Edgar, picture frame ma. 51 Frodsham stDutton Alfred S. dining rooms, 20 Foregate streetDutton Annie (Mrs.), tailor, 67 Brook streetDutton Caleb Beresford, baker, Talbot streetDutton Charles Rupert, jeweller, 5 City roadDutton Frederick, baker 4 confectioner, 34 Frodsham stDutton Frederick, florist. Sunny bank, Queen's parkDutton Frederick WUliam, nurseryman 4 florist, 11Market hall 4 Queen's Park nurseriesDutton Norman, tobacconist, 75 Bridge Street rowDutton Samuel, butcher, 07 BoughtonDutton T. Moore, solicitor, 4 deputy coroner for West<strong>Cheshire</strong> (see Mason 4 Moore Dutton); & at Edgecroft,TattenhallDutton William, builder 4 contractor, i Upper Northgatestreet 4 Princess street
DIKECrORY.] CHESHIRE. CHFSTER. 257Dutton Wm. comcl. travllr. 6 Sunny bank, Queen's parkDyson Edward, draper, 52 Foregate streetDyson Edward, pinafore manufacturer. Old Hall place,Commonhall streetEagleton James, shopkeeper, 12 St. James streetEarl of Chester's Territorial Force Battalion, see 5thTerritorial Battalion (Earl of Chester's) <strong>Cheshire</strong>RegimentEarl of Chester's Territorial Yeomanry, see <strong>Cheshire</strong>(Earl of Chester's) Territorial YeomanryEast Halkyn Mining Co. Limited (E. Noel Humphreys,sec). Old Bank buUdings, Foregate streetEastmans Limited, butchers, 74 Foregate street; 52Northgate street 4 91 Brook streetEaton S. 4 E. (Misses),servants' registry off,8 Pepper stEaton John Carter, locomotive supt. L. 4 N. W. RailwayCoEaves WUliam Charles, hair dresser, 65 Northgate streetEccleston William, builder, i Cheyney roadEddisbury Conservative 4 Unionist Registration Association(Charles F. Prichard, sec.4 agent),Newgate stEddisbury Liberal Association (W. D. WoodaU, agent).Old Bank chambers, Foregate streetEddy 4 Owen, milliners, 44 Watergate streetEdgar's Field (James Hurst, keeper), HandbridgeEdge Annie (Mrs), apartments, 2 WhitefriarsEdge Frederick, plumber, 8 Grosvenor streetEdge Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 12 Princess streetEdge Margaret (Miss), apartments,50 Bridge Street rowEdaiondson 4 Go. Limited, mineral water manufacturers; branch, 26 Pepper street; 4 stores. Park stEdwards Ann (Mrs), apartments. 21 Pepper streetEdwards Annie (Miss), dress maker. 141 BoughtonEdwards Charles Cadogan, Saddle inn, 21 Grosvenor stEdwards Emma (Mrs.;, confectioner, 55 Frodsham st.4 shopkseper, 89 George streetEdwards Fanny (Miss), bookseller, 82 Foregate streetEdwards Fredk.Geo.F.R.C.V.S. vet.surgn. 5 Newgate stEdwards George, draper 4 milliner, 85 Foregate streetEdwards Geo. plumber 4 gasfitter, 94, 96 4 98 BoughtonEdwards Geo. Thos. frmr. Queen's Park frm.Queen's pkEdwards Harold William, barrister. Old Bank buildings,Foregate streetEdwards James, motor engineer, Delamere streetEdwards John Reed, brush manufacturer. Commercialhall, Frodsham streetEdwards Robert Alfred M.R.C.V.S. veterinary surgeon.T Newgate street 4 29 Percy roadEdwards Thomas, apartments, 9 Nicholas streetEdwards Thomas, cowkeeper, 79 Overleigh roadEginton Arth. Thos. chief sanitary inspr. 25 Prince's avEleonore 4 Co. milliners, 136b, Foregate streetEUiott John M.D., B.S. 4 B.ScLond., F.R.CP.Lond.,F.R.C.S.Eng. physician, 24 Nicholas streetEllis F. 4 Co.who. smaUware dlrs. 23 Cecil st.Tarvin rdEllis R. J. 4 H. painters, 64 Foregate streetEUis Fredk. Edwin, shopkpr. 21 CecU st. Tarvin roadEllis Herbert, pianoforte maker 4 dealer 4 music 4musical instrument warehouse. 71 Foregate street.T N 389. See advertisementEUis Samuel, beer retailer, 68 St. Anne streetEllis Samuel, tailor, 2 York streetEllis Thomas, hair dresser, 91 George streetEllis Thomas, undertaker, 16 Frodsham streetEllison Charles Benjamin, chief clerk Customs 4 Exciseoffice, 16 WhitefriarsEUison Ernest WiUiam, poulterer, 17 Watergate streetElhidge Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 9 Castle streetEUson John, shopkeeper. 25 St. Anne streetEUson Thomas, shopkeeper, 4 Tower streetElphick George Pelham F.S.I. district valuer under the" Finance Act ' 1909 4 1910, Valuation Department,Inland Revenue, 6 King's buildingsElphick James, auctioneer 4c. see Churton, Elphick,Roberts 4 RichardsonEmbrey Edward, Liver hotel, no Brook streetEmerson Jas. Hy. bldr. 4 contrctr. May bank, Tarvin rdEmpire Rubber 4 Cycle Go. 12 BoughtonEnglish 4 Colonial Meat Stores, butchers, 76 St.Anne stErrington Ann (Mrs.), greengrocer, 85 George streetErrington Charles John, greengrocer, 67 Lower Bridge s«Etonian Economic Clothing Association (The), clothiers,1 Eastgate street 4 2 Northgate street. T N 16XEvans Clara 4 Mary (Misses), apartments, 24 Southview, Sealand roadEvans 4 Co. (Chester) Limited, wine 4; spirit merchants,Eastgate buildincs, Foregate streetEvans J. 4 Sons, tailors, Delamere streetEvans Richard 4 Co. Lim. coUiery proprietors (Joseph F.Holmes, agent), 0 Coal exchange, Black Diamond stEvans W. H., Sons 4 Co. printers; publishers of"Farmers' Herald,' Bank place, Foregate streetEvans Alice (Mrs), shopkeeper, 8 York streetEvans Daniel, shopkeeper, 47 New Crane streetEvans Edmund, earthenware dealer, 50 Boughton 4Market hallEvans Elizabeth (Miss), tea rooms, Delamere streetEvans Evelyn Agnes (Miss), milliner. 33 Pepper streetEvans George, joiner, 38 Watergate street 4 Brewerycottage. King streetEvans Geo. Hy. solictr. Northgate chmbrs. Northgate stEvans Harriet (Miss), confectnr.4 news agt.56 BoughtonEvans John, shopkeeper, 43 George streetEvans Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 68 Lower Bridge streetEvans Mary Jane fMrs.),greengrocer,56 Up.Northgate stEvans Mary Jane (Mrs.), milliner, 11 Brook streetEvans Mary Roe (Mrs.), berlin wool repository. 3 BridgeStreet rowEvans Thomas, joiner, Victor street, BoughtonEvans Thomas, plumber, 54 BoughtonEvans Walter, grocer, 58 Ghristleton roadEvans Walter, verger of St. Paul's church, 17 Tarvin rdEvans WUliam, keeper, Grosvenor parkEvans William Samuel, wholesale 4 retail tobacconist,,22 Brook street; Delamere street 4 5 Bridge streetEvans William Wynn, solicitor 4 commissioner foroaths. Old Bank chambers, Foregate streetEvans Winifred (Mrs.), draper, 18 4 20 Northgate stEvason John Walt, provision dlr. 135 Christleton roadFannon Geo. Patrick, tinplate worker, 46 Low.Bridge stParish 4 Go. (W. H. Jones), builders' mers. 8 Brook stFarmer Richd. solicitor, commissioner 4 notary 4 registrarof the diocese 4 of the Archdeacon's k RuralDean's courts (see Gamon, Farmer 4 Go)Farmers' Herald (W. H. Evans, Sons 4 Co. printers 4publishers; pub. monthly), Bank place, Foregate stFarrell Sarah (Miss), apartments, 21 George streetFearnall Sidney R. auctioneer 4 certified bailiff underthe " Law of Distress Amendment Act,'' Eastgatechambers 4 Georsre streetFennah Ann Jane (Miss), milk seller, 26 CommonhaU stFennah George Henry, antique furniture dealer, 15 463 "Watergate Street rowFerguson Wm.nurseryman 4 seedsman,see MoHattie 4 Cf^-Fielder S. Limited, ladies' outfitters, 84 Foregate streetFieldhead Stephen, fruiterer, 30 HandbridgeFinchett Elizabeth (Miss), dress maker, 43 Nicholas stFirst Chester Economic Building Society (Walter Conw-ay,sec). Old Bank buildings, Foregate streetFirth Nathan C watch maker, 15 St. Werburgh streetFisher Frederick, boot 4 shoe repairer, 9 Denbigh streetFisher Nelly (Miss), dress maker, 23 Garden laneFitzpatrick John, greengrocer. Market hallFlanagan Elizabeth (Miss), dining rooms, 3 Market stFlear Hy. Dawkins, news agt. 4 tobacconist,45 George stFleming. Reid 4 Co. Ltd.hosiers.7 Northgate Street rowFletcher W. 4 R. Limited, butchers, 34 Foregate street4 15 Bridge .streetFletcher Richd. painter 4 decorator, 103 St. Anne streetFletcher Richard, shopkeeper, i Earls villas. City roadFlood Hugh, Shakspere inn, 104 Foregate streetFoden Wm. boot repairer, 65 Gladstone av. Sealand rdFoden William, potato dealer. Stalls, Market hallForster David, joint sub-mgr. of Parr's Bank,Ea3tgate stFoulkes Jane (Mrs.), fruiterer, 83 Watergate streetFoulkes Jane (xMrs.), laundry, 5 St. John's ter. Louise stFoulkes William Henry, apartments, 12 Paradise rowFowler Joseph, watch maker, 58 Northgate streetFox Beatrice (Miss), teacher of music, i Liverpool roadFox Francis, chimney sweeper, i Liverpool roadFox Francis, jun. chimney sweep, i6a, Grosvenor streetFrance Wm. Owen, greengrocer, 40 Upper Northgate stFrancis 4 Go. china dealers, 63 4 65 Bridge Street rowFreeman Charles Lewis, hair dresser, 21 Frodsham stFrost F. A. 4 Sons, corn merchants 4 millers. Steammills. Steam Mill st. Boughton; 4 at EUesmere PortFrow Matthew, Exchange vaults, 169 Foregate streetGainsbury Leon, draper. Market hallGainty 'Thomas, shopkeeper, 18 Princess streetGallagher Sarah (Mrs.), shopkpr. 29 Victor st. BoughtonGallagher William, insur. agent, 29 Victor st. BoughtonGamon, Farmer 4 Go. solicitors 4 notaries. Cathedralchambers, St. Werburgh streetGamon John Percival M.A. solicitor 4 notary, apparitorceneral 4 registrar of the diocese 4 Archdeacon's 4Rural Dean's Courts 4 clerk to Neston 4 ParkgateUrban District <strong>Council</strong> 4 Chester Rural District<strong>Council</strong>, see Gamon, Farmer 4 GoGardiner FrancisArthur,grocer,4 post office,75 Garden laGardiner Robert Henry, hardware dealer, 35 Garden laGardner Arthur Edwd. grocer, 23 Hoole lane, BoughtonGardner Edwin, solicitor, see Potts, Potts 4 GardnerGardner John, manager of the Corporation Tramways,Carr streetCHESHIRE 17
256 CHESTER. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'SGarner Henry, florist, 14 Hoole lane, BoughtonGarner John Jonas, cab proprietor, 115 Francis streetGarner Thomas, painter, 41 Pepper streetGarner William, fruiterer, 39 George streetGarnett 4 Son, cabinet makers, 45 Bridge Street rowGarnett James Gardner M.A. private schl.29 Parkgate rdGarry Mary (Miss), dining rooms, 41 Brook streetGaulton Susannah (Mrs.), greengrocer, 52 Christleton rdGeneral Post Office (Daniel R. Noble, postmaster), StJohn streetGeneral Railway Station (Joint Lines) (John Ratdiff,station master ; Samuel Reading, chief booking clerk;Harry Jacks, parcels clerk), top ot City roadGeorge George, tailor, 104 Ghristleton roadGerhard Harry, butcher, 20 Market hallGerman George Henry, Mariners' Arms, 21 New Crane stGerrard Gilbert, Union hotel, 44 Egerton streetGerrard GUbert William, plumber, 27 Brook streetGerrard Herbert Henry, butcher, 21 Bridge streetGibbons Martin, grocer 4 beer retlr. in Ghristleton rdGibbs Levi, boot repairer, 14 Ghristleton roadGibson Samuel, bricklayer, 7 Union walkGiffen Jas. Thos. Moore F.R.G.S. 4 L.R.CP.Edin. physician4 surgeon, 138 BoughtonGilbert Francis 4 Son, watch makers, 87 Foregate stGilbert Ruth (Mrs.), Blossoms hotel, St. John streetT N 186Giles Edward Sharman, soUcitor, commissioner for oaths,registrar of <strong>County</strong> Court 4 High Court, 4 proctorof Consistory Court, Old Bank buildings, Foregate stGill Charles Fredk. boot repairer, 61 Lower Bridge stGill John, boot repairer, 83 St. Anne streetGillespie Anne (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 11 Greenway streetGilogly Thomas, shopkeeper, 29 Back Brook streetGinsberg Leon, lace dealer, 26 4 28 Stalls, Market hallGirls' Friendly Society Lodge (Miss Esther Richards,matron), 25 Nicholas streetGlassey Charles Henry, sec. 4 registration agent ChesterConservative 4 Unionist Association, 16 Newgate stGlassy Henry, coal agent, 14 GranviUe roadGlobe Boot Co. boot makers (John Douthwaite, man.),73 Foregate streetGloucester RaUway Carriage 4 Wagon Co. Lim. railwaycarriage 4 wagon builders (Albert Watkins, agent).Black Diamond streetGlover Clarissa (Miss), florist, see Ledsham 4 GloverGlover Thomas, tobacconist, 60 Northgate streetGodfrey John, com. trav. Holly dale,Newry pk.Brook laGolder James T. bookseUer 4c. see Phillipson 4 GolderGolothan James, general dealer,27 Watergate Street rowGordon Lilian (Mrs.), apartments, 144 Foregate streetGorst John, cycle agent, Delamere streetGosmore Henry, beer retailer, 87 George streetGoswell L. 4 A. mUliners, 7 Bridge Street rowGough Danzy Powell, apartments, 2 Volunteer streetGough Thomas, beer retailer, 135 Francis streetGould Elizabeth (Mrs.), news agent 4 sub-postmistress,II Overleigh roadGraham W. 4 Go. commission agents, 6 Newgate streetGranger Farington M., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.CP.Lond.surgeon 4 ophthalmic surgeon, 18 Nicholas streetGray Robert,hair dresser,50 Egerton st.4 24 HandbridgeGreat Central Railway (William Newton, station master4 goods agent), Liverpool roadGreat Western Railway Company (Edmund Hitchcock,supt. ; J. Quine, goods agent). General Railway station,top of City road; parcel offices, 38 Upper Northgatestreet (S. Higginson, city agent); 16 Eastgatestreet; 27 Christleton road 4 9 Eaton roadGreaves Harry, refreshment rooms, 5 Earls vils. City rdGreen Edwin, baker, 71 Brook streetGreen George, fruiterer. Stocks lane, BoughtonGreenall, Whitley 4 Go. Limited, brewers; stores, 1464 148 Foregate streetGreenan John, registered plumber, 117 St. Anne streetGreenan Mary (Mrs.), grocer, 88a, St. Anne streetGreenan Robert Henry, shopkeeper, 4 Gastle streetGreenhalgh Thomas Edward, gasfitter, 46 Watergate stGreenhouse Charles, manager of the London City 4Midland Bank Limited (branch), Eastgate streetGregg Robert, builder, Duke streetGregg Robert, painter 4 decorator, 78 Lower Bridge stGriffith Ernest, coal merchant, 3 Goal exchange. BlackDiamond streetGriffith George, cab proprietor, n Nicholas streetGriffith Giles Richard, printer, Grosvenor streetGriffith WUliam Henry L.R.CP. 4 L.R.CS.Edin.,L.F.P.S. 4 L.M,Glas. surgeon, 7 Upper Northgate stGriffiths Agnes k Annie (Misses), dress makers, 5 St,Martin's-in-the-FieldsGriffiths Bros, corn mers. Queen's wharf, Canal Side 4corn factors 4 hay 4 straw dlrs. 32 Lower Bridge stGriffiths Emily (Miss), shopkeeper, 147 Christleton rdGriffiths Emma (MissS, dress maker, 11 Newgate streetGriffiths James, shopkeeper, 19 Crook streetGriffiths John, provision dealer, 17 Eastgate streetGriffiths John, solicitor 4 commissioner for oaths, OldBank buildings, Foregate street. T N 235Griffiths John Bithel, baker, 9 Lower Bridge streetGriffiths Maria (Mrs.), apartments, 114 St. Anne streetGriffiths Samuel, Alma inn, 90 St. Anne streetGriffiths Thomas Andrew, shopkeeper, 26 Queen streetGriffiths Walter, Durham Ox P.H. 37 Tower streetGrindley Jonathan, grocer, 3 Eastgate streetGrindley Mary (Mrs.), apartments, Whitefriars cottage,Bolland's courtGrisdale John, fruiterer. Market hallGroom Martha (Miss), miUiner, 8 Raymond streetGrosvenor Club (Col. Savage, hon. sec.; Herbert Edmd,Wood, steward), Eastgate street. T N 253Grosvenor hotel (Miss Florence Ellen Lockwood, manager),Eastgate street; livery stables, Newgate st.T Nos. 705 4 706Grosvenor Hotel Go. Limited (John Dodd, sec), 16 CornExchange chambersGrosvenor Motor Go. Limited (Owen F. Southcott,manager), motor car agents, body builders, engineers,repairers, accessories 4 garage, 41 Eastgate street.T Nos. 682 4 683; T A " Mechanics, Chester." SeeadvertisementGrosvenor Museum (Duke of Westminster, president;John Dodd, sec.; Alfred Newstead F.E.S. curator),Grosvenor streetGrosvenor Park (WUliam Evans, keeper)Grosvenor (The) Rink Limited, City roadGrosvenor Rowing Club (John W. Richmond, sec), 25The GrovesGuckenheim James, boot maker, 15 Eastgate streetGuest 4 Wardle, house furnishers, 46 Foregate streetGunning Julia (Miss), dress ma. see Hannon 4 GunningGuy Henry, furniture remover, Spital place, BoughtonHabley Thomas, carter. Black Diamond streetHack Elizabeth (Miss), dress maker, 17 King streetHack Henry, athletic goods dealer, Delamere streetHaines William, watch maker, 104 BoughtonHake Charles, florist, 61 Brook streetHale William R. <strong>County</strong> <strong>Council</strong> inspector of schools.Laurel dene, Newry park. Brook laneHalkyn District Mines Drainage Co. (Wakefield, Dodd 4Thornely, sees.), 16 Corn Exchange chambersHall Frederick, baker, 11 4 13 Ghristleton roadHall Frederick, boot repairer, 106 BoughtonHall Harry, shopkeeper, 17 New Crane streetHaU John Henry, china 4 glass dealer, 113 Brook streetHallmark 4 Haswell, com merchants. Cow Lane bridge,Victoria placeHallmark Edwd.Thos.com mer. see Hallmark 4 HasweUHallmark Edwin, furniture remover, 20 York streetHallmark Wm, Hy. undertaker, 21 4 23 MUton streetHalpin Thomas, Custom House tavern, 65 Watergate stHamersley Lieut.-Col. J. H. chief constable of county,138 Foregate streetHamilton Archibald Douglas M.D.Lond. 9 Grosvenor stHamilton William Richard, grocer, 31 Walter streetHamley Madame, costumier, 37 Bridge Street rowHammond Jn. photographic material dlr.26 Foregate stHammond John Henry, photographer, St. John's house.Little St. John's streetHand 4 Williams, dress makers, 33 WhitefriarsHand Charles, grocer, 42 Garden laneHand Samuel, oil sheet maker, 33 WhitefriarsHandbridge Young Men's Institute (WiUiam Palin, sec),Overleigh roadHandley Henry, teacher of music, 13 Union walkHankins Joseph P. Woolpack P.H. 25 Northgate St. rowHanmer Grace (Mrs.), smaUware dealer, 15 Pepper streetHanmer John, Hare 4 Hounds P.H. Old Wrexham roadHanmer WiUiam, Duke of Wellington P.H. 31 HandbridgeHannon 4 Gunning, dress makers, 92 Foregate streetHaidie John Graham, commercial traveller, Calderbank,Parkgate roadHarding Henry Paxton LD.S.Eng. dental surgeon. Bankhouse, r8 WhitefriarsHarding Mary (Mrs.), fruitr.28 b 29 Stalls, Market haUHarding William, shopkeeper, 6 NewgateHargreaves Anirie (Mrs.), apartments, 23 Queen streetHargrove Edward, jobbing gardener, 132 St. Anne stHarker John A. 4 Son, manufrs'. agts, 18 Frodsham stHarker John 4 Go. rope 4 twine manufacturers, 32 Cityroad 4 Overleigh roadHarker W. H. 4 Co, boot 4 shoe mas. 42 Northgate stFTarmshaw Arth.hair dresser 4 umbrella ma.13 Brook stHarnett Kate H. (Miss), milliner, 60 Frodsham streetHarper John, insurance agent, 14 Chapel lane
DIRECTOKY.)CHESHIRE.Harris Go. general mers. Old Bank bldgs, Foregate stHarris Baron, loan office, 13 Newgate streetHarris Emily (Mrs.), general carrier, 43 Pepper streetHarrisGeo.secondhand clothes dlr.i4WatergateStreet rowHarris J. (Mrs.), secondhand clothes dealer, 8 WatergateStreet rowHarris Jane (Mrs.), confectioner, 88 BoughtonHarris John, grocer, 70 St. Anne streetHarris John E. shopkeeper, 12 Weaver streetHarris Margt. (Mrs), apartmts. 20 Sandy la. BoughtonHarris Margt. (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 5 Spital pi. BoughtonHarrison A. 4 Co. wholesale confectioners. Mason streetHarrison Jas.4 Son,cabinet mas.47 Watergate Street rowHarrison Charles, confectioner, 82 Brook street 4 25Market haUHarrison Elizh. (Miss), grocer, 42 South vw. Sealand rdHarrison Ernest, furniture dealer, 53 Egerton streetHarrison George L.R.C.P. & L.R.C.S.Edin. surgeon, 4medical officer 4 public vaccinator city district,Chester union, surgeon to the Chester City 4 <strong>County</strong>police, 13 WhitefriarsHarrison Miles Robert, news agent, in Brook streetHarrison Rosa C (Mrs.), apartments, 4 Queen's avenueHarrison William, apartments, 43 WhitefriarsHarrop Henry, relieving officer 4 collector to theguardians for rural district 4 vaccination officer forthe Chester Gastle district, Tarvin roadHart Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartments, 4 King streetHaselden James H. wood turner, Delamere streetHaswell Brothers, chartered accountants, St, John's chambers,1 Union streetHaswell C G., Son 4 Stockton, chartered accountants,94 Foregate streetHaswell William 4 Son, stone 4 marble masons. Kaleyards, Frodsham streetHaswell's Cafd (Charles Atkin, propr.), 72 Foregate stHaswell Charles C basket dealer, 33 Market hall 4brush manufacturer, 8 Northgate streetHaswell Charles George, chartered accountant 4 registrarof births 4 deaths for the Castle sub-district 4 of marriagesfor Chester district, see C G. Haswell, Son 4StocktonHaswell Ernest, corn merchant, see Hallmark 4 HaswellHaswell Herbert Frederick, shopkeeper, 13 Carter streetHaswell Samuel Alfred,Green Dragon P.H.59 Foregate stHaswell William, hosier, 9 Eastgate streetHaswell William H.chartered accountant 4 deputy supt.registrar for Chester district, see C G. Haswell, Son4 StocktonHathorn Mabel E. (Mrs.), laundry, Sandy la. BoughtonHawarden 4 District Water Works Co. (Edward Andrews.sec), 27 Eastgate Street row northHawarden Hannah (Mrs.), dining rooms, 47 Bridge stHawarden James, baker, 38 Newgate streetHawksworth William Francis, apartments, 3 Bold squareHawley John George, tinplate worker, 42 Newgate stHuston Andrew, tailor, 84 Gladstone road, Cambrian viewHayes John, Grosvenor Park Hotel, City roadHayes Robert, butcher, 25 Bridge streetHayward Elizabeth (Mrs,), apartments, 94 Watergate stHealey Agnes M. (Miss), draper, 50 Bridge streetHealey WiUiam Fearnall, printer, i Market streetHeapy Frank E. hosier, 17 Bridge Street rowHeath George, butcher, 12 Stalls, Market hallHeeley Walt. Jsph. boot 4 shoe ma,see Bostock 4 HeeleyHenderson John Wallace,art furnshr.35 Bridge St, rowHenry John (agent for Greenall, Whitley 4 Co. Limited,brewers), Foregate street 4 31 Liverpool roadHenshall Amos Edwin, haTr dresser, 8a, Christleton roadHepworth J. 4 Son Limited, clothiers, 83 Foregate stHeverend John, boot repairer, 22 Walter streetHewitt David L. boot 4 shoe maker, 54 Northgate streetHewitt Jessie (Miss), confectioner, n Up. Northgate stHewitt Matilda (Mrs.), apartments, 27 'WhitefriarsHewson James, grocer, 14 Spital walk, BoughtonHewson M. TMiss), srreengrocer, 95 BoughtonHeylin Brothers, saddlers' ironmongers, 43 Foregate stHeylin Ernest 4 Frank, saddlers, 7 George streetHeylin John, shopkeeper, 9 George streetHeywood Charles Edward, antique furniture dealer, 59Watergate Street rowHibbert George, english 4 foreign timber merchant 4sawing, planing 4 moulding mills. Gow Lane bridge,Victoria place. See advertisementHibbert Reginald, slater. Kale yards. Frodsham streetHigginson Annie (Mrs.), apartments, 22 Beaconsfieldstreet, BoughtonHigginson Elizabeth (Miss), greengrocer, 43 Bridge streetHigginson Robert Herbert, Ship inn, 18 HandbridgeHigginson William Edward, Gastle inn, 42 Nicholas stHignett James, butcher, 17 4 19 Market hallHUdrefch Elizabeth (Mrs), grocer, 42 Egerton streetGHEtTEH. 259Hill Florence (Miss), apartments, 37 City roadHiU James, jun. news agent, 41 Vernon rd. Sealand rdHill Joseph, boot repairer, 29 Crook streetHiU Robert L.D.S.Edin. dentist, 7 Abbey sq. T N 165Hill Robert Edward, painter, 39 Egerton streetHillaby Ann Elizabeth (Miss), confectioner, 29 George stHillhouse Hy. furniture broker,34 Watergate Street rowHillock WiUiam, shopkeeper, 52 HandbridgeHinde Thomas, butcher, 91 St. Anne streetHitchcock Edmund, supt. Great Western RaUway Co.General Railway stationHobson 4 Sons, saddlers, 128 Northgate streetHodgson Thomas W. Blue BeU P.H. 63 Northgate streetHodson Saml. hair drssr. 4 tobccnst. 17 Up.Northgate stHolaway James Frederick, photographer, 24 Grosvenor stHolland Edward, shopkeeper, 2 Henshall streetHoUand Fdk. TUston, Lord Raglan inn, 28 Frodsham stHoUins EmUy (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 81 Christleton roadHolman Harry S. tobacconist, 16 Northgate streetHome 4 Colonial Stores Ltd. tea mers. 42 Brook streetHome for Girls (Miss Maude Waddington, supt.),Lache lane. Hough greenHooley 4 Co. tallow diandlers, 28 Bridge streetHope Hannah (Mrs), shopkeeper, 2a, Churton roadHope Henry Green M.A. solicitor 4 commissioner foroaths, 4 sec. to the Chester 4 North Wales LawSociety, see JoUiffes 4 HopeHopley John Henry, chemist, see Cheers 4 HopleyHorn Thomas, London Bridge hotel. Bridge Street row4 49 Bridge streetHorsenail Frederick, herbalist, 49 Frodsham streetHorswill Jn. pork butcher, 34 Brook st. 4 3 Bridge stHorswill John, jun. tobacconist, 74 Brook streetHospital of St. John (Almshouses), in rear of Blue CoatschoolHoughland Catherine (Miss), insur. agt. 16 George stHoughton T. 4 Sons, grocers, 32 Watergate streetHoughton Henry Charles B.O.A. ophthalmic optician (byexam.) (late manager for Wood, Abrahams, Liverpool4 Manchester), 25 Eastgate street. T N 858Y1Houlbrook John Robert, potato merchant, Union Hallbuildings, Foregate streetHowell Alfred, tried fish dealer, 19 Church streetHowell Bridgett Jane (Miss), smaUware dlr.8 Abbey bldgsHowick Annie (Mrs.), piano tuner, 22 St. Martins-inthe-FieldsHowick Walter, music warehouse, 7 St. Werburgh stHudson William Thos. hair dresser, 34 Watergate streetHugh-Jones Llewelyn, solicitor, notary 4 official receiverin bankruptcy. Crypt ohambers, EastgateStreet row southHughes Alice (Mrs.), restaurant, 78 Northgate streetHughes David, butcher, 30 Upper Northgate streetHughes David H. confectioner, 47 Christleton roadHughes Edward, fried fish dealer, 17 Brook streetHughes Edward, shopkeeper, 13 Cornwall streetHughes Elizabeth (Mrs.), grocer, 61 Garden laneHughes George, jun. fruiterer, 93 Brook streetHughes Gwen (Miss), dress maker, 2 Ghristleton roadHughes Herbert, cab proprietor, i Queen's Park roadHughes Jane (Mrs.), draper, 136 Foregate streetHughes John, apartments, 35 Beaconsfield st, BoughtonHughes John Thomas, teacher of music, 11 Abbey stHughes Joseph, chimney sweep, 32 Love streetHughes Laura (Miss), dress maker, 16 Watergate St.rowHughes Peter, Stanley Arms P,H. 37 Brook streetHughes Thomas, insurance supt. 27 Lord st. BoughtonHughes Thomas, shopkeeper. 64 BoughtonHughes Thomas Edwin, tallow chandler, 36 Northgate stHughes William, carter, 14 Seller streetHughes William, insurance supt. 4 Walpole streetHughes WUliam, Sportsman's Arms P.H. 4 Linenhall stHughes Wm. Hastings, Royal Standard P.H.29 Castle stHughes William Joseph, provision dealer, 7 HandbridgeHughes William P. (Mrs.), milliner, 36 Frodsham stHuchson Arthur, land 4 estate agent, assistant overseerBackford, Lea, Little Saughall, Great Saughall,Ghorlton, Backford, Ledsham k Shotwick Park,collector of Government taxes Backford district 4registrar of births, deaths 4 marriages Cathedral subdistrict,2 Eastgate Street row northHuke James Wm. chemist 4 druggist, 89 Foregate stHiilte's Library, books, stationery 4 fancy goods ware-• house, Eastgate buUdings, Foregate streetHul.se Thomas, Elephant 4 Castle P.H. Northgate streetHumphrey Jane (Mrs.), dress maker, 27 Nicholas streetHumphreys E. Noel F.C.A. chartered accountant. OldBank buUdings. Foregate streetHnmphrevs EmUy Maria (Mrs.), Red Lion P.H. 37Overleigh roadHumphreys Henry, upholsterer, 22 Sealand roadHumphreys Mary (Miss), apartments, 12 Grosvenor piCHESHIRE 1^*
260 CHESTER. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'SHumphreys Owen, saddler, 45 Brook streetHumphreys Robert, plumber, 42 Lower Bridge streetHunter James Limited, seed merchants, 50 Foregate stHunter Catherine A. (Mrs.), Golden Eagle P.H. 18Castle streetHunter Stanley, electrical engineer, 55 Watergate streetHunters The Teamen Lim. tea dlr8.5 Northgate St. rowHurd Alfd. Geo. commercial traveUer, 31 Chichester stHutchinson Harry Langstaff, hair dresser, General RailwaystationHuxley John 4 Son, wine 4 spirit mers. Eastgate streetHuxley Frederick, boot maker, i St. Martin's ashHuxley Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 20 Ghristleton roadHyde Denis, p'hotogTapher, qo Duke streetHyde Louis, school of commerce 4 tpyewriting, 30 Duke stHydraulic EngineeringCo.Ltd.hydraulic engnrs.Charles stIcke William Henry, fine art dealer, 31 Crane streetIdeal Laundry Co. (The). Dale street, Tarvin roadTngoldsby Joseph, The Grotto P.H. Bridge streetIreland Israel, florist, 124 Foregate streetIrish Lmen Association, hosiers, 7 Eastgate streetIrving Mary E. (Mrs.), draper. 60 Lower Bridge streetIsherwood George, butcher, 8 Christleton roadJackson Albert Edward, boot manufacturer, see Thurman,Jackson 4 CoJackson Edward, supt. water works, 13 Tarvin roadJackson Emest, Bear 4 Billet P.H. 94 Lower Bridge stJackson George WiUiam, beer retailer, 36 Lyon streetJackson John, baker, 73 Watergate streetJackson John, boot 4 shoe repairer, n George streetJackson John, grocer, 16 Bridge streetJackson John A. master mariner, 24 Catherine streetJackson John Barnett, butcher, 70 Garden laneJackson William, sign writer, :; Shipgate streetJacob Reuben, baker, 102 Northgate streetJacob Thomas, tailor. 31 Pepper streetJames Elizabeth (Miss), apartments, 43 Bouverie streetJanion Samuel Harry, Swan hotel, 60 ForegateJarvis Joseph, florist, 6 Grosvenor streetJay Thomas, supt. Market hall, Northgate streetJefferson Fredk. Wm. boot repr. 19 Earls vils. City rdJefferson Henry, draper, 10 Bridge streetJefferson James, smith. Cockpit yard, NewgateJeffreys Thomas, baker. 4 post office, 42 Catherine stJeffs ifc Go. drapers, 116 Foregate streetJenkins AUen, joiner, 112 Northgate streetJenkins Charles, news agent. 74 Watergate streetJenkins Thomas Henry, Town Hall Vaults P.H. i 4 3Princess streetJenner Henry A. district registrar of Court of Probate,WhitefriarsJephcott Charles M.A., M.B. 4 CM.Camb., M.R.CS.Eng., L.R.CP.Lond. surgeon, 12 Upper Northgate stJepson George, traveller, 9 Prince's avenueJepson John 0. clock maker, Northgate chambers,86 Northgate streetJohns Thomas, tailor, 124 Northgate streetJohnson Brothers (Dyers) Limited, dyers 4 cleaners, 69Bridge Street row 4 80 Northgate streetJohnson Ezra 4 Sons, tailors, 30 Eastgate Street row sthJohnson Albert, dairyman, 6 Duke streetJohnson Benjamin E. district superintendent Wesleyan 4General Assurance Society, 2 St. Werburgh streetJohnson Charles W. accountant, 2 Godstall chambers,Eastgate Street row northJohnson David, coal merchant, 2 Charlotte streetJohnson EUie (Mrs.), furnished aparts. 80 Watergate stJohnson Frank, pharmacist, 48 Eastgate Street TOW sthJohnson Henry, boot & shoe repairer, loa, William stJohnson John, boot repairer, 14 Wellington streetJohnson Michael L.D.S.R.CS.Irel. dentist, 14 WhitefrsJohnson Rebecca W. (Miss), dress maker, 52 BridgeStreet rowJohnson Richard, Birmingham Arms P.H. 15 LowerBridge streetJohnson Sarah (Miss), dress maker, 13 Princess streetJohnson Svdney M. assistant city solicitor. Town hallJohnson Thomas, Red Lion hotel, 7 Lower Bridge streetJohnson Tom Mayo, travelling draper, 10 Lome streetJohnson William, farmer. Five AshesJohnson WiUiam, refreshment rooms, 86 Lower Bridge stJoUiffe Henry D.solicitor 4 commissioner for oaths 4 clerkto the River Dee Fisherv Board, see JoUiffes k HopfeJoUiffe William Davis, solicitor 4 commissioner for oaths& registrar Runcorn <strong>County</strong> Court,see JoUiffes k HopeJoUiffes k Hope, solicitors, 13 St. John streetJonas William, shopkeeper. 29 Lyon streetJones Edward 4 Sons, tobacco manufrs. 36 Cupp'n stJones F. J. 4 Son (Chester), electrical & motor engineers,4 City Motor Garage. 134 Foregate street;works, 14 SeUer street. T N 180 4 180a; TA "Jones.Electrician, Chester "Jones Fredk. 4 Co. boot makers, 59 Bridge Street rowJones H. 4 Go. news agents, 39 Bridge streetJones John 4 Son,coal merchants,Station yard,St.AnnestJones Mary 4 Kate (Misses), dress mas. 20 Seller stJones R. H. 4 Go. coal merchants, Northgate station.St. Anne streetJones Richard 4 Co. Limited, general drapers 4c u £13 Eastgate street 4 house furnishers. Bridge street.T N 73 ; T A " Richard Jones, Chester "Jones 4 Stephen, ironmongers. 2 & 4 Brook streetJones Thomas A. 4 Co. wholesale confectioners. 5 Bolland'scourt, WhitefriarsJones Alice (Mrs.), apartments, 29 Egerton streetJones Allan, coal merchant, see Jones John & SonJones Ann (Mrs.), aparts. 26 Beaconsfield st. BoughtonJones Arthur, bicycle dealer, 15 HandbridgeJones Arthur, hair dresser, 55 Watergate Street rowJones Arthur, shopkeeper, 48 Lower Bridge streetJones Benj. coal mer. Northgate station, St. Anne stJones Cath. (Mrs.), refresh, rms. 88 Lower Bridge stJones Charles, plumber 4 glazier, 50 Princess streetJones Charles, seed merchant, .see Burtonwood 4 JonesJones Charles David, ladies' outfitter. 53 Foregate streetJones Charles John, baker, 33 BoughtonJones David, verger of St. Peter's, 4 Trinity streetJones E. Llovd. refreshment rms. General Railway statuJones Edward, boot repairer, '51; Linenhall streetJones Edward John, printer, "Thomas streetJones Edwin. buUder, 7 Mason streetJones Eliza (Miss'), news agent, 19 Brook streetJones Elizabeth (Miss), apartments, 30 Newgate streetJones Elizabeth (Mrs.), milliner, 15 Frodsham streetJones Frank, boot 4 shoe maker, 34 Ghristleton roadJones George, estate agent, Northgate ohambers, 85Northgate streetJones George, farrier. 20 George streetJones Geo. Moss, Dublin Castle P.H.35 Up. Northgate stJones Hannah Elizh. (Miss), dress maker, 34 Love stJones Harry, bookseUer, 13 Market hallJones Henry (Mrs.), apartments, 11 Paradise rowJones J. Hill, commercial traveller, 31 Queen streetJones J. Parker, furniture dealer, 121 Foregate streetJones J. Ward-, printer 4 publisher of the " ChesterChronicle," 27 Bridge street; works, Fletcher's buildings.Bridge Street row. T N 114; T A "ChesterChronicle, Chester"Jones James, fried fish dealer, 48 Grarden laneJones James M. woolstapler, 46 Cuppin streetJones John, coal 4 lime merchant, 6 Goal Exchange,Black Diamond streetJones John, commission agent. Old Post Office yard.The Eastgate, Foregate streetJones John, hair dresser, 39 Brook streetJones John, hair dresser, 45a, Lower Bridge streetJones John Evan, Egerton Arms P.H. 94 Brook streetJones John K. Bouverie Arms P.H. 51 Garden laneJones John Leslie, tailor, 102 Brook streetJones John Richard, apartments, 5 Trinity streetJones Margt. (Mi.ss'), ladies' school, 18 Up. Northgate ^tJones Martha (Miss), aparts. 13 St. Martin's-iii-the-FldsJones Martha Jane (Miss), confectioner, 51 Bridge stJones Marv (Miss), news agent, 2 Frodsham street &105 St. Anne streetJones Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 15 Church streetJones Mary E. (Miss), apartments, 4 Park streetJones Reuben, builder 4 contractor, 16 Canal streetJones Robert, confectioner, 18 St. Werburgh streetJonea Robert, threshing machine proprietor, Sealand rdJones Robt.Wm. Cherry Orchard inn,Chapel la.BoughtnJones Sarah (Mrs.), beer retailer, 3 Victoria roadJones Sarah (Miss), fancy draper, 46 HandbridgeJones Sarah Ann (Mrs.), apartments, 39 Beaconsfieldstreet, BoughtonJones Tliomas, shopkeeper, 31 Princess streetJones Thomas J. tailor, 32 Garden laneJones W. A. sec. to the Chester Gastle Sub-Committeeof the <strong>Cheshire</strong> Local Pension Committee, 39 Lnuise stJones Walter, florist, 55 Brook streetJones Walter J. Carnarvon Castle P.H. 42 Watergate stJones William, grocer, 48 Bridge streetJones Wm. Old King's Head P.H. 50 4 52 Lower Bridge stJones William, tailor, 58 Gladstone roadJones William Henry, builders' mer. see Parish & CoJones William Matthews, surveyor to the City ofChester, Town hall, Northgate streetJones Winifred (Mrs.),Geo. 4 Dragon P.H. 5 Liverpool vdJukes Charles, butcher, 4 Hartington roadKay Martha Emma (Mrs.), grocer, 31 New Crane streetKay William, confectioner, 12 Christleton roadKearle Robert, secondhand clothes dealer, 2 Market stKearns John, shopkeeper, 53 BoughtonKeeffe Alfred, shopkeeper, 68 Princess street
DIRECTORY.J CHESHIRE. CHESTER. 2*^1Kelgy Alfred John, french polisher, 3 Seller streetKelly Elizabeth (Mrs.), hair dresser, 61 George streetKelly John, teacher of music, 10 West Lorne streetKeUy LUian (Mrs.), teacher of music, 69 Tarvin roadKelsall Harry (Mrs.), fishmonger. Fish mkt. Market hallKendrick Edward, dairyman, 15 Goss streetKendrick John, The Holborn restaurant, 29 Foregatestreet 4 13, 15 4 17 Northgate Street rowKendrick Lydia (Mrs.), news agent, 10 Frodsham streetKendrick's Limited, bill posters, 10 Frodsham street 4Old Post Office yard, Eastgate, Foregate streetKennedy John James, tailor, 131 Foregate streetKennedy Matilda (Mrs.), refreshment room, 3 Abbeybuildings. St. Werburgh mountKennedy Michael, Belgrave temperance hotel, 118 ForegatestreetKennerley John H. carpenter, 37 Upper Northgate stKennish Harriet (Mrs.), apartments, 22 Duke streetKenrick George, surgical instrument maker, 2 AbbeybuUdings, St. Werburgh mountKepyun Fanny (Mrs.), apartments, 109 St. Anne streetKillon John 4 Co. well sinkers, 35 Egerton streetKillon Robert W.coal41ime merchant,Ai Goal Exchange,Black Diamond streetKing Clias. I. Tower (Wm. Hy. Icke, caretkr,),City wallsKing's School (Rev. John T. Davies M.A. head master;Rev. Daniel Falle M.A. Rev. Thomas Edward EvansM.A. Herbert Henry Woodhouse B.A. George H. P.Lindan B. es L. Rev. Francis Ernest Arnold ShepherdM.A. Rev. George Allan Duncan B.A., R. Green,L. Veerman 4 A. H. Robinson, assistant masters;F. B. Mason, clerk to the governors), Northgate streetKirby Stephen, shopkeeper, 33 Linenhall streetKirk John, greengrocer. Market hallKirk John, nurseryman, 37 Market hallKnight Emily R. (Miss), ladies' outfitter, 8 EastgateStreet row southKnowles Frederick W. hatter, 20 Eastgate streetKnowles Mary Ann (Mrs.), hair drssr. 45 Eastgate stKnowles Robert, apartments, 69 Watergate .Street rowKnowles Robert, grocer, 61 Bridge streetKnowles Thomas, grocer, 77 Watergate Street rowKok-Alblus Barthus J. assist, insur. supt. 75 Tarvin rdKynaston Emily (Miss), ladies' outfitter, 66 Northgate stLadies' (The) Tailoring Go. talors 4 milliners, 79Brook streetLaird W. D. chief inspector of weights 4 measures.The CastleLamb Frank, hair dresser 4 tobacconist, 62 BoughtonLamb J. regimental sergt.-major <strong>Cheshire</strong> (Earl ofChester's) Yeomanry, Territorial Force, 19 Old Bankbuildings, Foregate streetLamb Bobert, slate, cement, lime, sanitary w-are 4building material merchant k brick 4 tile maker kmerchant. Cow Lane bridge, 6 Brook street. SeeadvertisementLamb Thomas, shopkeeper, 3 Seaville street, BoughtonLamb William A. photographer, Victoria roadLancaster W. H. county land agent, 49 Northgate streetLanceley Henry, Son & Co. mechanical engineers & ironfounders. Brook street. T N 78Lane Patrick, Belgrave Vaults P.H. 2 Cuppin street k14 Grosvenor streetLang Hugo 4 Go. fancy stationers, 24 Eastgate Streetrow south 4 I Bridge streetLangford Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartments, 26 King streetLangford Heniry, shopkeeper, n Francis streetLatham Frederick Jsph. brush manfr. 80 Lower Bridge stLawton J. A. 4 Go. coach builders, Northgate streetLaybourne John H. chief constable of City police, inspectorof cabs for the City 4 inspector under the''•Explosives Act." Town ballLaycock 4 Woolman, miUiners, 79 Watergate streetLaycocks, mineral water mfrs. 12 to i5 Linenhall streetLeai-h Maria (Mrs.), greengrocer, 72 Christleton roadLea&^W. deputy chief constable 4 chief derk of <strong>County</strong>Police, 138 Foregate streetLeather George, accountant, see Cook 4 LeatherLeaton Bella (Miss), private school for girls,121 BoughtnLedsham 4 Glover,' florists, 40 Foregate streetLedsham George, grocer, 67 Christleton roadLedsiham Wm. Birtles, commercial trav. 11 Cheyney rdL'^e Georze Edward, grocer, 4 L. 4 N. W. Railwayparcel receiving office, 45 Overleigh roadLee Mary (Miss), baker, 13 HandbridgeLee Samuel, cowkeeper, 54 St. Anne streetLeech Thomas Henry, fent dealer, 32 4 34 BoughtonLees WiUiam M.R.C.S.Eng., L.S.A.Lond. surgeon, 152Foregate streetLeitliead John Henry, chemist, 11 Lower Bridge streetLennon Owen, beor retailer, 71 BoughtonLewis Alfred, farmer. Point farm, SealandLewis Annie (Miss), confectioner, 9 Brook streetLewis Edward, milk dealer, 36 Gladstone streetLewis John, dairyman, 76 Bradford streetLewis Joseph, cab proprietor, 118 Tarvin roadLewis Robert, plumber, 58 Lower Bridge streetLewis Thomas, tailor, 31 Bridge Street rowLightfoot Harry, cab proprietor, Nicholas Street mewsLightfoot John, grocer 4 provision dlr. 9 Boughton 4 83Brook street; 19 4 23 Bridge street 4 26 Market hallLightfoot John, painter 4 decorator, 4 Garden laneLightfoot Jn, Hy. painter k decorator, 21 Cambrian rdLightfoot Maxwell Gordon, pawnbroker, 92 Brook streetLightfoot Robert, sign writer. 2a, York streetLince Benjamin, boot maker, 89 BoughtonLindop WiUiam Edward, draper, costumier, silk mercer,dress 4 mantle maker, 44 Eastgate Street TOW south.T N 316Lindsay Agnes (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 14 Dnrion streetLinnell Richard S. estate, land, house 4 insuranceagent, 4 sec. <strong>Cheshire</strong> Farmers' Club 4. assistant sec.Chester Beekeepers' Association, 6 Newgate streetLipton Limited, grocers, 3 Northgate Street rowLittle John 4 Co. grocers, Eastgate Street TOW southLittler Charles, butcher. 18 4 20 StaUs, Market hallLiverpool Courier 4 Evening Express (branch office) (CTinling 4 Co. Ltd. printers 4 publishers), 34 Seller stLiverpool Daily Post k Mercury 4 Weekly Post k Echo(A. G. Jeans, publisher) ; branch office, i8 Brook stLiverpool Lodging House Co. Lim. (John Gibson, mgr.),47 Lower Bridge streetLiverpool Victoria Insurance Corporation Limited (JohnJames Stewart, district inspector), 86 Foregate streetLiverpool Victoria Legal Friendly Society (.Rhyl Williams,district manager), 86 Foregate streetLiversage John, shopkeeper, 2 Park streetLlanarmon District Mining Go, Limited (The) (ThomasA. Beckett, sec). St. Werburgh chambersLlewellyn Maria (Mrs.), Roslyn temperance hotel, 45City roadLloyd Charles (Mrs,), cooper, 27 Watergate street 4 31•Watergate Street rowLloyd Edward, butcher, i 4 29 Market hall; 63 Bridgestreet 4 54 HandbridgeLloyd Edwin, grocer, 14 Bridge st. 4 24a, Pepper streetLloyd Elizabeth (Mrs.), fancy dealer. City wallsLloyd Enoch, grocer, 7 Cecil street, Tarvin roadLloyd Francis Horatio, solicitor 4 commissioner toadminister oaths, 17 Si. Werburgh street. T N 307Lloyd George, cork cutter, 28 Watergate streetLloyd George, shopkeeper, 38 Duke streetLloyd Harriet (Mrs.), grocer 4 beer ret. 32 Cornwall stLloyd John D. shopkeeper, 87 BoughtonLloyd Kate (Mrs.),fishmonger,43 Boughton 4 Market hallLloyd Mary (Mrs.), apartments, 14 BlackfriarsLloyd Pryce, confectioner, 10 South view, Sealand roadLloyd Tliomas, boot & shoe maker, 34 Garden laneLloyd Thomas, cyde agent, 3 Grosvenor streetLloyd Thomas, draper, 65 Garden laneLloyd William, market gardener. Market hallLloyds Bank Limited (branch) (F. Skipwith, manager).Old Bank, 8 Foregate street (T N 8 ; T A " Wilbank,Chester"); draw on London office, Lombard st E CLloyd's British Testing Go. Limited (Wakefield, Dodd 4Thornely. sees.), 16 Corn Exchange chambersLoadman William, fruiterer kc. 31 Watergate streetLockett Isaac, plumber, 24 Pepper streetLockley Thomas, British 4 foreign bird dealer, 23George streetLockwood Arthur Garden, solicitor 4 commissioner foroaths, Newgate chambers, 2 Newgate streetLockwood Philip H. architect. Cathedral chambers, St.Werburgh streetLockwood Wm. T., F.R.I.B.A. architect, 88 Foregate stLogan Charles Edward, marine store dealer. Canal sideLomas Thomas Henry, fruiterer, 109 Brook streetLomas William Edward, fried fish dealer. 55 BoughtonLomax Frederick, furniture broker, see Bowes 4 LomaxLondon Central Meat Go. Ltd. butchers, 65 Foregate stLondon City 4 Midland Bank Limited (The) (branch)(Charles Greenhouse, manager), Eastgate street; drawon head office, Threadneedle street, London E GLondon k Manchester Assurance Go. Limited, Parr'sBank buildings, St. Werburgh streetLondon 4 North Western RaUway Go. (L. A. P. Warner,district traffic supt.; Joshua Taylor, goods agent).General Railway station; parcels offices, 23 Eastgatestreet; 50 Upper Northgate street; 45 Overleigh road,Handbridge 4 13 Christleton roadLondon 4 N. W. Railway Go. Refreshment Rooms (MissPetchell, manageress). General Railway stationLondon Portrait Co. photographers,Forest house,Love st
262 CflESTER. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'SLondon Rubber Co. waterproof 4 motor clothing manufacturers4 specialists (John B. Ryder, manager), loEastgate Street row southLovell Albert Edward M.A. director 4 sec. City 4<strong>County</strong> Borough of Chester Education Committee,Town hall, Northgate street; res. 75 Bouverie streetLowe 4 Sons, golQsmiths, 11 Bridge Street rowLowe Charles, fried fish dealer, 13 BoughtonLowe Frances (Miss), servants' registry office, 85 WatergatestreetLowe James F., B.A. assay master. Assay office, Goss stLowe John F, warden. Assay office, Goss streetLowe Wiliiam F., F.I.C analytical chemist 4 assayer.Associate ot the Royal School of Mines, analyst forthe city of Chester k the counties of Flint, Carnarvon,Anglesey 4 Denbigh, Assay office, Goss stredtLowndes Thomas, shopkeeper, 11 BoughtonLucas William Henry, Yacht inn, 81 Watergate streetLuddon Thomas, hawker, 28 North street, BoughtonLugard C E. 4 Go. electrical engineers, St. John'shouse. Little St. John streetLunt Thomas, monumental mason, Victoria rowLyon John A. auctioneer, valuer 4 surveyor 4 certifiedbailiff under the Law of Distress Amendment Act,4 Abbey buildings, St. Werburgh mountLythgoe Peter, greengrocer, 16 4 17 Stalls, Market hallMcBride Alice (Miss), haberdasher, 104 Northgate streetMcCormack William, beer retailer, 28 BoughtonMacdonald Mary (Miss), A.R.G.M. professor of music, 3Abbey squareMcDowall James, apartments, 7 Queen streetMcGeever John, coal 4 coke merchant. No. iExchange, Black Diamond streetMcGwynn Thomas, shopkeeper. Bold placeMcHattie 4 Co. seedsmen, nurserymen 4Coalagriculturalimplement dealers, 26 Northgate street; St. Werburghplace; Grosvenor nurseries, Overleigh roadMcKay John, boot 4 shoe maker, 85 Garden lane 4 14Upper Northgate streetMackie 4 Go. Limited, publishers of " Chester Guardian4 Record," 1 Watergate Street rowMacklin Joseph, hawker, 28 North street, BoughtonMcLean Alexander, Chichester Arms P.H. 50 Garden laMcLellan Brothers, builders 4 contractors, Frodshamstreet. T N 224. See advertisementMcLellan William, builder, 30 Tarvin roadMacLennan Margt. (Miss), draper, 16 St. Werburgh stMcLoughlin Honora (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 244 Stevenstreet, BoughtonMcMichael John A., B.A. head master, GrosvenorMuseum 4 Technical schools, 39 Parkgate roadMaddock John, coach builder, Gorse stacksMagee Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 13 Milton streetMaher William, butcher, 27 Market hall 4 cycle agent,34 Bridge streetMahoney Bridget (Mrs.), hosier, 53 Christleton roadMaiden John, Painters' Arms P.H. i St. Martin's-in-the-FieldsMalar Lucin, confectioner, 15 City roadMallard Louisa (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 60 Princess streetManchester 4 Liverpool District Banking Co. Limited(branch) (Francis Edward Hildyard, manager), 22Foregate street; draw on bead office. Spring gardens.ManchesterManley Daniel, boot 4 shoe repairer, 27 Oulton placeMann Alfred M.D. 4 C.M.Edin. surgeon, 18 Newgate atManning Esther (Mrs.), apartments, 26 Cuppin streetMansley Ada (Miss), florist, 2 Market hallMansley John, slater, 23 Newgate streetMansley Watkin, stone mason, Leadworks laneMarchant Constance M. (Miss), confectioner, 54 UpperNorthgate streetMarket Hall (Thomas Jay, supt.), Northgate streetMarks k Spence Limited, bazaar, 103 Foregate streetMarrs William Alan, picture framer, 66 Brook streetMarston Henry John, cycle manufacturer, 26 Bridgestreet 4 18 4 22 Lower Bridge streetMartin Henry 4 Co. grocers, 98 k 123 Foregate street4 22 Watergate streetMartin Frederick H. tobacconist, i Cambrian roadMartin John, greengrocer, 113 St. Anne streetMartin John Gill, confectioner, 7 BoughtonMartyn Gerald Stephen, solicitor, see Roberts 4; MartynMason 4 Moore Dutton, solicitors 4 commissioners foroaths, 19 Newgate streetMason Ellen (Mrs.), aparts. 26 Watergate Street rowMason Francis Burton, solicitor 4; commissioner foroaths, clerk to the Governors of the Queen's 4 King'sSchools 4 resident proctor to the court, see Mason 4Moore DuttonMason Samuel Goode, printer, 20 Frodsham streetMason Sarah (Mrs.), apartments, 9 Crane streetMason Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 73 Francis streetMason Vera (Mrs.), milliner, 58 Frodsham streeiMasonic Hall (Edward Mamsley, caretaker). Queen stMassey Francis, Gestrian hotel, 21 City roadMayers John, Son 4 Co. joiners, builders 4 contractors4 shop front builders, shop 4 office fitters 4 churchfurniture manufacturers, 4 Canal side. T N 124.See advertisementMayers John, builder 4 contractor (see John Mayers,Son 4 Co.). See advertisementMaypole Dairy Co. Ltd. 8 Watergate st. 4 81 Brook stMeacock Thomas Owen, wine 4 spirit vaults, 16 WatergatestreetMeaking Wm. Hy. local manager National Telephone CoMealing W. 4 H. chair manufacturers, 20 Newgate streetMealing Edwin, furniture dealer, 42 Frodsham streetMealing Thos.antique furn.dlr.5 4 19 Watergate St. rowMeeson William Henry,bookseUer 4c. see Minshull
DIRECTORY.J CHESHIRE. CHESTER. 263Morris Robt. Wm, photographer, 7 St. Werburgh mountMorris William, boot maker, 16 Lower Bridge streetMorton George b Williaita, boot 4 shoe makers, 37, Foregatestreet 4 120 Northgate streetMorton Joseph, butcher, 57 Garden laneMosford Joseph, butcher, 19 Market hallMoss George Henry, chemist 4 draggi8t,87 Brook streetMoss John Arthur, coal dealer, 44 Commonhall streetMoss Joseph, shopkeeper, 101 Francis streetMoss Wm. S. secChester Water Works Oo.i5Newgate stMountford Ann (Mrs.), stationer, no Northgate streetMuirhead Robert, greengrocer, 78 Brook streetMulligan John, smith, 19 LinenhaU streetMullins' Chester 4, North Wales Hide, Skin 4 FatMarket, Victoria roadMulvey 4 Son, coal 4 coke merchants, Northgate station,St. Anne street 4 9 Overleigh roadMulvey EUza (Miss), shopkeeper, 5 Overleigh roadMulvey Wm. Edward, coal merchant (Mulvey 4 Son)Muras 4 Co. furniture dealers, 4 Watergate Street rowMurray Mary Elizabeth (Mrs.), aparts. 120 St. Anne stMurray 'Thomas, Manchester Arms P.H. 8 Princess stMusgrave Joseph 4 Co. timber merchants 4c. Cranebank 4 St. John streetMuskett Samuel, shopkeeper, 38 BoughtonMuspratt Edwd. Jn. architect, see Minshull 4 MusprattMuspratt J. Rowland L., B.A. solicitor 4 commissionerfor oaths. Prudential chambers. Baths streetNancy Mdlle. Limited, milliners, 4 St. Werburgh mountNational Provincial Bank of England Limited (branch)(Herbert Walter Percy Walker, manager), Foregatestreet (corner of St. John street); draw on headoffice, London E CNational Society Depot (PhiUipson b Golder), 42 EastgateStreet row southNational Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children(Chester & West <strong>Cheshire</strong> branch) (Vincent Dixon,hon. sec,; John H. Pearce, inspector), 15 Lorne stNational "Telephone Co. Limited (T. A. Bates, districtmanager), 11, 12, 13 4 14 GodstaU chambers, EastgateStreet row northNaylor Wm. Jas.inspector of county police,138 Foregate stNeedham Emma (Miss), shopkeeper, 4 Love streetNeedham Frank, provision dealer, 17 Lower Bridge streetNeedham John Emest, fried fish dlr. 19 Low. Bridge stNeedham Samuel, fried fish dealer, 36 BoughtonNeedham Thomas, fried fish dealer, 95 Christleton roadNeedham Winifred-Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper,63 George stNelson James 4 Sons Limited, butchers, 23 BoughtonNeston 4 Parkgate Hygienic Laundry 4 Cleaning Co.Limited (receiving office), 26 City roadNew <strong>Cheshire</strong> Salt Co. Limited, salt manufacturers(Edward Andrews, sec), 27 Eastgate Street ro-w northNewaU Samuel b Co. buUders' ironmongers, 64 4 66Lower Bridge streetNewaU WUUam AUwood M.D. 4 Ch.B.Vict., D.P.H.surgeon, b hon*. assistant physician Chester Infirmary,Bolland's Court house, Bolland's courtNewell Mary E. (Miss), Boston temperance hotel, 49City roadNeweU Sarah (Mrs.),corn 'factor,28 4 30 Lower Bridge stNewman John Ellis, ironmonger, 12 Bridge streetNewns James, hair dresser, 79 Northgate streetNewns Robert, hair dresser, i Grosvenor streetNe-wna WUliam Thomas, hair dresser, Eastgate streetNewstead Alfred, curator of the Grosvenor Museum, 86Gladstone roadNewstead Arthur, taxidermist, 10 City roadNewton WUliam, atation master (Great Central Railway).Liverpool roadNichoUs Thomas 4 Co. tobacco b snuff maijufactrs. TheCross 4 4 Eastgate st. 4 Dee Side mills, HandbridgeI^icholson Bowers, commission agent, 12 Queen's roadNicholson Robert Leonard St. Clare, solicitor. Cathedralchambers, St. Werburgh streetNicklin Rowland D. assistant clerk to the Chester Boardof Guardians b supt, registrar of -births, deaths bmarriages. Forest house. Love street. TN 300Nightingale WiUiam Henry b Son, auctioneers 4 certifiedbailiffs under the "Law of Distress AmendmentAct," 4 Newgate chambers, Newgate streetNiven John, coal merchant, 15 Coal Exchange, BlackDiamond street ,Nixon Edward, dairyman, 129 Garden laneNixon Jsph. Gilbert, hair dresser, 19 Bridge Street rowNqbJe Daniel Royce, postmaster. General Post office, St.John streetNoblet John Charles, tobacconist, b sub-post office, 122Northgate streetKobletts Limited, confectioners. The Cross, 2 Watergatestreet &; 119 Foregate streetNorbury Thomas, boot repairer, 29 Watergate streetNorthlands Private Hotd b Boarding House (Miss JaneElizabeth Perry, proprietress), 4 4 6 Chichester street4 32 Lorne street. See advertisementNorton Edward Charles, saddler, 6a, Christleton roadNugent Ellen (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 4 Great WestemRailway parcel receiving office, 9 Eaton roadNutt William Jerome, china 4c. dealer, 52 Brook streetOakes Cecil, deputy town clerk 4 prosecuting solicitor.Town haUOakes Thomas, coach smith. Nelson streetOakes Thomas, shopkeeper, i Back Brook streetOdd Fellows' HaU (Edward Thomas, sec). Odd Fellows'buildings, 20 Lower Bridge streetOfficial Receiver in Bankruptcy (Llewelyn Hugh-Jones,ofl5cial receiver; John Tobias, assistant). Crypt chambers,Eastgate Street row southOkeU John 4 Sons, linen drapers, i 4 22 Northgate stOkeU John Glare, butcher. The Cross, 10 Eastgate stOld St. Mary's Institute (Samuel Hughes, caretaker),Grosvenor street(jldfield E. 4 Co. wood carvers, 3 St. Werburgh mountOldfield John, grocer, 9 Upper Northgate streetOliver David Ernest, comcl. traveller, 98 Watergate stOliver George, boot 4 shoe maker, 27 Foregate street 4;24 Northgate streetOlney George WiUiam, apartments, 37 Nicholas streetOrme Chas.4 Sons,8later8 4 plasterers,i3 Lit.St.John stOrme Joseph, slater, 2 King street 4 Canal streetOrmrod Oliver, Queen's Arms P.H. 23 Brook streetOrrett WiUiam 4 Arthur, tailors, woollen drapers 4habit makers, 15 Foregate street. T N 856Y5Orrett Arthur, tailor (WiUiam 4 Arthur Orrett), 8Volunteer streetOstle Henry E. Old Nag's Head inn, 47 4 49 Foregate sfOtway John, shopkeeper, 14 Princess streetOultram Joseph, fried fish dealer, 23 Lower Bridge stOverington Walt.Geo. news agt.4 tobaccnst,30 BoughtonOwen Bert, carter, 19 Queen streetOwen Clara (Mrs,), aparts. 4 Beaconsfield st. BoughtonOwen Elizabeth (Miss), milliner, see Eddy 4 OwenOwen Geo. Thos. grocer 4 sub-postmaster, 35 Brook stOwen Jas. cabinet maker. Commercial hall,Frodsham stOwen John, boot 4 shoe maker, 97 Garden laneOwen Mary Elizabeth (Mrs.), furniture remover. Leadworkscottage, Leadworlts laneOwen William (Mrs.), taUor, 17 Seller street /Owens Herbert, butcher, 21 Market hallOwens Herbt. Walters,auctioneer 4- valuer,3 Newgate stOwens James, butcher, 23 Market hallOwens John, grocer, 40 Catherine streetOwens 'John, stock 4 share broker. Old Bank buildings,Foregate streetOwens Joseph, butcher, 23 Market hallPaddock John, prjnter, see Taplen 4 PaddockPainter William, apartments, 51 Lower Bridge streetPalatine (The) Chester Club Co. Ltd. (Walter Conway,spc), 31 Eastgate Street row northPantymwyn Mining Co. Limited (The) (T. A. Beckett,sec), St. Werburgh chambersParker Bros, bldrs. b contrs. 15 Eaton rd. 4 Shipgate stParker Frederick WiUiam, journalist, 10. Bouverie streetParker George, butcher, 8 4 10 Market hallParker Jn.Mount inn 4 cab propr. n The Mount,BoughtonParker Thomas, picture framer, 28 4 30 Ghristleton rdParkes Alfred, practical furrier, 17 Pepper streetParkes Dorothy Elise (Miss), milliner, 17 Pepper streetParkin Reginald Knowles.cycle repairer, i8Christleton rdParkin William Henry, apartments,46 Bridge Street rowParkinson William, butcher, 15 Stalls, Market hallParr's Bank Limited (branch) (Jas. Robertson Thomson,manager; Lawrence Rooth 4 David Forster, jointsub-managers), Eastgate street; draw on head office,4 Bartholomew lane, London E CParr John WiUiam, plumber, 17 George streetParrish Mary EUen (Mrs.), greengrocer, 72 St. Anne stParrott William, draper, 9 Bridge Street rowParry 4 Son, paper merchants, 43 Watergate Street rowParry Jane (Mrs.), apartments, 15 Castle streetParry Louis, iron merchant, 121 Christleton roadParry Mary Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 46 Princess streetParry Samuel, mechanical engineer, 4 Princess streetParry Thomas Sharp M.B., B.S.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng,surgeon, 4 medical officer Nortli-Eastem district,Chester .union, factory surgeon for Chester 4 medicalexaminer for, the United Kingdom Temperance &General Provident Institution, 10 Upper Northgate atParry Wm.in8U]j.,agt.i2 Kitchener ter.Hoole la.BoughtnParsonage Ceorge,. painter, g Queen streetPartington Robert J. outfitter, 40 Northgate streetPate George, boot repairer, 54 Walter streetPate Thomas, professor of music, 29 Chichester streetPate William E. hair dresser, 86 Brook street/''
264 CHESTER. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'SPaterson William, apartments, 112 Brook streetPatston Charles R. butcher, 62 Brook streetPayne 4 Sons, financiers, 7 King streetPearce John H. inspector of the Society for Preventionof Cruelty to Children, 15 Lorne streetPearce Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 27 Crook streetPearl Life Assurance Co. Limited (Charles T. Holton,supt.). Forest house, Love streetPearson 4 Barton Limited, chemists 4 druggists, aiGhristleton roadPearson Frederick Charles, librarian, see Huke's LibraryPearson Joseph Henry, shopkeeper, 89 Garden lanePearson Leonard, Angel hotel, 96 Brook streetPeat Mary (Mrs.), beer retailer, 38 Cuppin streetPedley Charles, beer retailer, 2 Albion streetPeel Walter Edward, Flint Boat House inn. Crane bankPeers Alfred, smith, 3 Commonhall streetPegram James 4 Co. Limited, tea dealers, 3 Watergatestreet; 59 Boughton 4 69 Brook streetPemberton Frank, grocer. 29 Lower Bridge streetPennie Sophie (Miss), milliner, 62 4 64 Northgate streetPercival 4 Go. Limited, railway wagon builders. BlackDiamond streetPerkins Jane (Mrs.), secondhand clothes dealer, 35Watergate Street rowPerrin, Hughes 4 Go.Lim. plumbers' mers.167 Foregt.stPerry Emily (Mrs.), fruiterer, 13 k 20 City roadTerry Jane Elizabeth (Miss), Northlands private hotel 4boarding house, 446 Chichester street k 32 Lomestreet. See advertisementFerryman Elizabeth (Miss), fruiterer, 16 Market hallFetters W. Hughes 4 Go. tobacco manufrs. Crane bankPettit Emest, Pied Bull inn, 57 Northgate streetPhillips Annie (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 121 Francis streetPhillips Oswald, bookseller, Brassey street, BoughtonPhillipson 4 Golder, account book manufacturers,printers, lithographers, stationers, booksellers 4circulating library, 42 Eastgate Street row south (T N3) 4 Old Bank buildings, Foregate street; printingworks, 23 & 25 Frodsham street. TN 5Phoenix William G. wheelwright. Canal sidePickavance Arthur,hair dresser,33 Watergate Street rowPickering Hannah (Mrs.), milk dealer, 30 King streetPickthall Thomas James, greengrocer, 127 Garden lanePicturedrome (William Hunter, lessee). Com exchange,Eastgate streetPierce Wm. cabinet ma. Queen st. 4 33 Bradford stPierce William Thomas, detective inspector of <strong>County</strong>police, 138 Foregate streetPinches Geo. insurance agt. 71 Gladstone av. Sealand rdPinches Richard, insurance inspector, 9 Lome streetPinnington Richard, plumber, 99 Brook streetPitney John Henry (Mrs.), Memphis temperance hotel,S3 City roadPlant G H. 4 Go. seed merchants. Old Bank buildings,Foregate streetPlayfoot Ernest P. ladies' k gents' outfitter, hosier 4sole local agent Jaeger's pure wool wear, 47 BridgeStreet rowPlevin Daniel, chandler, 134 Northgate streetPointing Edward Jas. fried fish dealer, 30 Talbot streetPollard Edith Mary (Miss), confectioner, 22 EastgateStreet row southPoole James H. grocer 4 beer retailer, 93 Garden lanePooley Henry 4 Sons Lim. weighing machine makers;repairinl? shop. Brook streetPope Vipme (Mrs.), pawnbroker, 81 St. Anne streetPostles/Thomas, shopkeeper, m Garden lanePott^ Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartments, 122 St. Anne stPotts, Potts 4 Gardner, solicitors. Northgate bousePotts Hubert (firm, Potts, Potts 4 Gardner), solicitor4 commissioner for oaths. 4 deputy clerk of thepeace 4 deputy clerk to <strong>County</strong> <strong>Council</strong>, North7nte hoPotts Reginald (firm. Potts, Potts 4 Gardner), solicitor 4commissioner for oaths, clerk of the peace 4 clerk to<strong>County</strong> <strong>Council</strong>, Northgate housePotts Thomas, shopkeeper, 58 Francis streetPovey Jane (Mrs), midwife, 46 Railway terrace, Hoolelane, BoughtonPowell Peter 4 Sons, coach builders. Commercial haU,Frodsham streetPowell Ernest, provision dealer, 2 Hartington streetPowell Francis, sexton of St. John's Church, i Lumleyplace. Little St. John streetPowell George, cowkeeper. River lane. Brown's lanePowell Joseph, market gardener, 19 Eaton roadPowell Robert, Commercial inn, St. Peter's Church yardPoweU Sarah (Mrs.), apartments, 37 "WhitefriarsPowell Thomas, cowkeeper. Old Wrexham roadPower Julia (Mrs.), greengrocer, 29 BoughtonPower Michael, greengrocer. 36 Garden lanePoyser Henry, organ biiUder, 34 Nicholas streetPrandle William, paper merchant, 37a, Egerton streetPrescott Charles Frederick, shopkeeper, 44 St. Anne stPreston Henry, furniture dealer, 130 Foregate streetPrice Bessie (Mrs.), refreshment rooms, Carr streetPrice Edwin, poulterer, 3 Cambrian viewPrice Florence (Miss), dress maker, 7 Cambrian roadPrice Frank D. butcher, 38 Garden lanePrice George, wholesale fishmonger, CommonhaU stPrice Hy. com. travlr. 11 Gladstone rd. Cambrian viewPrice John, provision dealer, 7 Hoole lane, BoughtonPrice Joseph, The Chancellor caf^, 27 City roadPrice Robert, dairyman, 42 Upper Northgate streetPrice Sarah (Mrs.), Britannic inn, n Queen streetPrice William, Old Queen's Head P.H. 97 Foregate stPriddey James 4 Son, painters, 25 Seller streetPriddey Jas. painter 4 decorator, see Jas. Priddey 4 SonPride 4 Sons, hairdressers, 10 St. Werburgh streetPriest Arthur, architect k surveyor, Godstall chambers,Eastgate Street row northPrincipal Medical Officer's Office (Westem command),I Stanley streetPritchard John 4 Son, tailors, 45 Foregate streetPritchard 4 Son, lodging house, 5 Castle streetPritchard Arthur, plumber, 63 Francis streetPritchard Charles, bird dealer. City wallsPritchard Edward, draper, 44 Brook streetPritchard Ernest, shopkeeper, 53 Tarvin roadPritchard Horace, solicitor, see Shone 4 PritchardPritchard John, bird dealer, 8 Charles st. 4 Market haUPritchard Thomas Nelson (exors. of), grocers, 4 G. W.RaUway Co. parcel receiving office, 27 Christleton roadProbert Ernest V. cycle repairer, 80 BoughtonProducers' Petroleum Go. Ltd. Northgate stn.St.Anne stProud F. J. 4 Sons, hot water engineers, 23 Christletonroad 4 Delamere streetPrudential Assurance Co. Limited (George Henry Bray,supt.), 120 Foregate streetPryce Edward Henry, cab proprietor, 31 BoughtonPryce-Davies Thomas John, solicitor, 2 St. Werburgh stPublic Slaughter House (Mrs. Martha Swindley, proprietress),33 Princess streetPublic Weighing Machine (Thomas W. Chalton, agent),Cowlane bridge, Frodsham streetPublic Weighing Machine (Thomas Turner, in charge),George streetPublic Weighing Machine (Mrs. Eliza Reynard), 18Grosvenor streetPublic Weighing Machine, 6 Upper Northgate streetPuUin Joseph, furniture dealer, 105 Brook streetPye Lucy J. (Miss), artist. City wallsQueen Hotel (Hugh McGregor, manager). GeneralRaUway station. T A "Queen, Chester;" T N 668Queen Hotel Mews, adjoining General Railway station.T N 669Queen's School for Girls (Miss Beatrice Clay B.A. headmistress ; F. B.. Mason, clerk to governor). City waUsQuine J. goods agent, Gt. Western Railwav goods depotQuinn Frederick George, baker, 159 Foregate street &baker 4 grocer, 31 Lower Bridge streetQuinn Joseph John, baker, 46 Frodsham street 4 grocer,34 4 26 Princess street 4 11 HandbridgeQuinn Mary (Mrs.), fruiterer, 157 Foregate streetRaby Edward John, librarian, see Huke's LibraryRadcliffe William, brick manufactr. 14 St. Werburgh stRamsay C 4 Go. tailors, 4 City roadRandall George, shopkeeper. Trinity court. Trinity stRandies Elizabeth (Mrs.), florist, Market hallRandies James, coal dealer, 22 Greenway streetRandies John, cab proprietor, 29 Upper Northgate stRandies Mary Alice (Miss), confectioner, 8 City wallsRatdiff John, station master Chester General Railwaystation, 128 Brook streetRay Mary (Miss), confectioner, 69 Northgate streetReading Samuel, chief booking clerk. General RaUwaystation (L. 4 N.W. 4 G.W. Joint Lines), City roadRed Naomi (Mrs.), registry office for servants, 1 Abbeybuildings, St, Werburgh mountReece William (Mrs.), currier, 42 Foregate streetReed George, grocer, 77 4 79 Ghristleton roadReed John, refreshment rooms. City wallsReed Percy, shopkeeper. 26 York streetReeves Amos W. fruit grower, 45 4 46 The StaUs,Market hallReeves Thomas, fruiterer. Market hallRefuge Assurance Co. Limited; district office, 14 St.Werburgh streetRescue Home (Miss Jacobson, hon. sec.; Miss MaryWright, lady supt.), Vicar's laneReynard Eliza (Mrs.), pubUc weighing machine lessee,18 Grosvenor streetReynolds George Herbert, solicitor 4 commissioner foroaths, see Royle 4 Reynolds
DIRECrORY.] CHESHIRE. CHESTER. 265Beynolds Maria (Mrs.), White Lion P.H. 79 Foregate stBichards Henry WiUiam, tailor, 15 Bridge Street rowBichards Robert, joiner, 15 Upper Northgate streetBichards Thomas N. painter, decorator, writer, grainer,paperhanger 4; gUder, 17 Watergate Street row 4 15Brook street. T N 241 NatRichardson Adam, piano k music dealer, 43 BridgeStreet row (T N 230); 4 at 26 Regent street.'WrexhamBichardson Fredk. glass 4 china dealer, 81 Foregate stBichardson John, boot repairer, 139 Ghristleton roadBichardson John Henry, auctioneer 4 certified baUiffunder the " La'w of Distress Amendment Act," seeChurton, Elphick, Roberts 4 RichardsonRichardson Joseph, butcher, 45 Bridge streetBichardson Patience Martha (Mrs.),midwife,iioTarvinrdBichardson Thomas Bethuel, auctioneer 4c. see Churton,Elphick, Boberts k BichardsonBiches John Thomas, florist, Sandy lane, BoughtonBidgway James 4 Sons, mechanical 4 water engineers,mineral borers, well sinkers 4 pump makers, hot airengines, hydraulic rams, wind wheels; land tested4 geological opinions furnished, 8 Lower Bridge street4 10 Gastle streetUialej Thomas, joiner, 40 Newgate streetBigby H. 4 Co. wardrobe dealers, Delamere streetBigby James 4 Co. coal merchants, 8 Coal exchange.Black Diamond streetBigby Alice (Miss), preparatory school. The Ch&let,Tarvin roadBigby Bert, boot repairer. Kale yards, Frodsham streetBigby James Pierpoint, saddler, see Dean 4 EigbyBUey Catherine (Miss), shopkeeper, 80 Ghristleton roadBUey William, shopkeeper, 29 Albion streetBimmer Thomas, commercial traveller, 10 Garden laneBivej- Dee Fishery Board (Henry D. JoUiffe, clerk), 13 StJohn streetBobb James D. Dublin Packet P.H. 27 Northgate streetBoberts 4 Martyn, solicitors, 22 Newgate streetBoberts Quellyn 4 Go. wine 4 spirit merchants. TheOld Crypt, 11 4 19 Watergate streetRobertSi R. 4 E. Westminster hotel (W. H. Roberts,manager), Gitv road. T A "Commerce, Chester;"T N n 'Roberts Westry 4 Co. cheese factors. Union Hall buildings,Foregate streetRoberts William 4 Sons, boat builders, Sealand roadRoberts Alfred Griffiths, grocer, 3 BoughtonBoberts Alice (Miss), apartments, 13 Trinity streetBoberts E. Owen, barrister. Old Bank bldgs. Foregate stRoberts Eliza (Miss), dress maker, 7 Egerton streetBoberts Ellen (Mrs.), plumber 4 gasfitter, 14 LowerBridge streetBoberts Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 30 Railway terrace,Hoole lane, BoughtonRoberts Francis Edward J.P. solicitor 4 perpetual commissioner4 commissioner for oaths (fiim, Roberts 4Martyn), 22 New'gate streetRoberts George Edward, draper, 55 Bridge streetRoberts George Jones, auctioneer 4 certified bailiff underthe " Law of Distress Amendment Act," see Cunnah 4RobertsRoberts Georgina (Mrs.), King's Arms Kitchen P.H.Eastgate street 4 City waUsBoberts Grace (Mrs.), apartments, 6 BlackfriarsBoberts Hannah (Mrs.), apartments, 5 WhitefriarsBoberts John, auctioneer k certified bailiff under the"Law of Distress Amendment Act," see Churton,Elphick, Boberts 4 BichardsonBoberts John, boot repairer, 33 Garden laneBoberts John, cab proprietor, 103 BoughtonRoberts John M. pork butcher, 50 Brook streetBoberts John Thomas M.B.Lond. surgeon, 127 BoughtonBoberts Lewis, auctioneer 4c. see Churton, Elphick.Boberts k BichardsonBoberts Margaret E, (Miss), dress ma. 107 St. Anne stEoberts Mary (Mrs.), greengrocer, 92 BoughtonBoberts Meshach Lloyd, liair drgsser, 159 BoughtonBoberts Philip, dairy, 41 4 43 Francis streetBoberts Robert RandaU, chemist, 100 Foregate streetBoberts W. Pierce, sculptor, a6 Grosvenor streetBoberts William, chemist, 73 Brook streetBoberts William, watch maker, 155 BoughtonBoberts WiUiam F. commission agent, 20 Corn Exchangechambers 4 6 Lord street, BougbtonEobertson Edward, draper, 125 Foregate streetEobinson Anthony, cycle agent, 65 Lower Bridge streetBobinson David, boot repairer, 4 Hocle lane, BoughtonBobinson Edward, undertaker. Little AbbeyNorthgate streetEobinson George, timber dealer, 48 Frodsham streetEobinson Henry, herbalist, 7 Frodsham streetEobinson Richard, cowkeeper, 2a, Pycroft streetgateway,Bobotham George Edward, musical instrument dealer,so Watergate streetBoby Harry, hardware dealer, 47 George streetBodgers Annie (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 52 Garden laneBogers Alfred John, tinplate worker, 21 Watergate stRogers Charles William, solicitor (firm, Brown, Dobie4 Bogers), 53 Northgate streetRogerson George Henry, solicitor 4 commissioner (firm.Barker 4 Rogerson), 12 WhitefriarsRoman Catholic Convent (Madame Blackett, ladysuperioress). Dee house, St. John streetUoiiiiin Catholic Monastery, Grosvenor streetRoodee (Charles Morris, supt.); principal entrance,Watergate squareRose Joseph, apartments, 1 Tramway terrace, Crewe stRose Joseph, greengrocer, 20 Tarvin roadRose Will R. photographic dealer, 23 Bridge Street rowRosedale Thomas, shopkeeper, 4 Samuel streetRowe Alfred, butcher, 9 Stalls, Market hallRow-e Edward, butcher, 21 Market hallRowe WiUiam, butcher, 16 Stalls, Market hallRowland Martha 4 Anne (Misses), shirt makers, 45Garden laneRowland Joseph, fishmonger, 67 Garden laneRowland Martha Ann (Mrs.), apartments, 10 Trinity stRowlands Frank, butcher, 26 Frodsham streetRowlands WiUie Antcliff, furniture dlr. 83 George stRowley Joseph 4 Sons, watch makers, i Brook streetRowson Edgar, hardware dealer, 16 Princess streetRowson R. H. auctioneer 4 valuer k certified bailiffunder the " Law of Distress Amendent Act" (Challinor,Rowson 4 ChaUinor), St. Oswald's building,St. 'Werburgh streetRoy Mary Frances (Mrs.), apartments, 21 Seller streetRoyal Chester Rowing Club (A. E. Dicken, sec). TheGrovesRoyal Engineers Division Office, Gastle esplanadeRoyal Field ArtiUery (3rd) Welsh Brigade TerritorialForce (Lieut.-Col. F. J. Bonnalie, commanding; MajorC E. Barnes R.A. adjutant; ist <strong>Cheshire</strong> Battery,Major V. H. Dickson, commanding; Battery Sergt.-Major C Voyce 4 Sergt. M. Woodhouse, instructors;2nd <strong>Cheshire</strong> Battery. Capt. A. T. Powell, commanding; Battery Sergt.-Major H. Morgan 4 Sergt.-MajorE. U. Ashby, instructors; 3rd Welsh AmmunitionColumn, Quartermaster 4 Hon. Capt. W. T. Whiteley,commanding) ; head quarters, Shipgate streetRoyal Liver Friendly Society (Harold Latham, districtmanager), Northgate chambers, 86 Northgate streetRoyalty Theatre (MUton Bode 4 Edward Compton, soleproprietors). City roadRoycroft John, saddler, 4 Wellington streetRoyle 4 Reynolds, solicitors, 9 Newgate streetRuscoe Henry, boot 4 shoe dealer, 50 Upper Northgate stRushton Henry F, cycle agent, 114 Northgate streetRutherfoord Harold Edward M.D.Dublin, physician, 3Abbey squareRutter William, Stag inn, 7^ Northgate streetRyan Catherine Ann (Mrs.), Plumbers' Arms P.H. 21Newgate streetBycroft Alfred, cabinet maker, 17 Weaver streetByland Thomas, Bed Lion inn, 59 Northgate streetByley Lydia (Mrs.), refreshment rooms, 70 Low.Bridge stSadler James H. printer, 16 Pepper streetSt. Barnabas Institute (Wm. Lythgoe, sec), Sibell stSt. Francis Catholic Young Men's Society 4 Club (C.Doran, hon. sec), Cuppin streetSt. Francis Private School (Miss Mary Dooge, mistress),Cuppin streetSt. Mary's Mission House, Pycroft street, HandbridgeSt. Michael's Almshouses, Pepper streetSt, MichaePs Social Club, 4 Pepper streetSt. Werburgh's Catholic Young Men's Society's Club(John Murphv, hon. sec), 28 Queen streetSalter 4 Salter (1900) Limited, boot k shoe makers.Union Hall buildings, Foregate streetSalvage Louise (Mrs.), apartments. 19 WhitefriarsSampey John, King's Head P.H. 2 Grosvenor streetSamuel George, blacksmith. Crane bankSavage William Henry, hair dresser, 44 Garden laneSbarbori Vicenzo, ice cream dealer, 59 Brook street 4163 Forgate streetScari John, greengrocer, 91 Watergate streetSconce Charles, plumber, 6 Crane street.Sconce Daniel, milk dealer, 4 Watergate squareSconce John, bookbinder, 65 Watergate Street rowScottish Metropolitan Assurance Co. Ltd. (Wm. Hughes,district mgr.). Parr's Bank bldgs. St. Werburgh stSeaton J. W. confectioner, 15 Market baUSeddon Charles, cheese salt merchant, Gorse stacksSegar Frank L.D.S.R.C.S.Eng, dentist, 14 WhitefriarsSefler Annie(Mrs.),grocer 4 beer Tet.28CecU st.Tarvin rd
2i)6 CHESTER. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'SSeller Mary (Miss), furniture dealer, 76 Northgate stSellers Agnes (Miss), shopkeeper, 53 Lower Bridge stSerjeant Susannah Mary 4 Sarah Jane (Misses), privateschool, 20 King streetSerre Achille, dyer k cleaner (W. 4 A. Orrett, localagents), 15 Foregate street. T N 856YSSettle John, cutler, 106 Northgate streetSettle John, insurance supt. 31 Prince's avenueSewell Frederick G. sculptor, stone 4 wood carver 4dealer in antiques. City walls, Eastgate. See advertisementSeymour Walter, shopkeeper, 6 Thomas streetSharkey T.supervisor of customs 4 excise,16 WhitefriarsSharp "George F. Lamb Stores P.H, 4 wine 4 spiritmerchant, 244 Lower Bridge streetSharpe 4 Davison, solicitors 4 commissioners, 12 Abbeysquare. T N 98Sharpe Sidney George, solicitor 4 commissioner foroaths (firm, Sharpe 4 Davison), 12 Abbey sq. T N 98Shaw R. G. 4 Go. ironmongers. The Gross, 6 Bridgestreet 4 St. Peter's churchyardShaw Charles G. ironmonger, 14 Eastgate streetShaw James, coal dealer, 34 Tower streetShaw Jane (Miss), dress maker, 12 Seller streetShaw William, boot 4 shoe repairer, 21 Princess streetShaw William, lefreshment rooms, 90 BoughtonShaw William Joseph, Railway inn, 119 Brook streetSheaff George Charles, grocer, see Debac 4 SheaffShelley William, builder. Water Tower streetShelly James, greengrocer, 67 Foregate streetShepheard William Frederick John, chemist, see Davies4 Shepheard, 27 Bridge Street row. T N 80Shepherd Eliza (Mrs.), apartments, 15 Queen streetSherratt D. 4 Co. Limited, dealers in works of art, 61Bridge Street rowShickell Ellis, coal dealer, 34 Milton streetShingler William, builder 4 bricklayer, Delamere streetShires Joseph, tobacconist, 80 Brook streetShone 4 Pritchard, solicitors, 70 Watergate streetShone Isaac Frank, tobacconist, 12 Grosvenor streetShone John, supt. of Fire Brigade, Northgate streetShone William, land k estate agent 4 valuer 4 assistantoverseer, assessor 4 collector of taxes 4 assessor 4collector of King's taxes, 70 Watergate streetShort James, boot 4 shoe repairer, 73 St. Anne streetShropshire Union Railway 4 Canal Co. ; offices (ThomasHales, manager), Tower wharf; warehouses (ThomasW. Chalton, agent). Cow Lane bridge, Frodsham st. ;Tower wharf k Crane BankShuttleworth Richard 4 Sons, curriers, leather dealers,boot upper 4 legging manufacturers, manufacturers ofportmanteaus, bags, dress baskets, trunks 4 all travellingrequisites, 36 Bridge street. T N 472Shuttleworth William, shopkeeper, 34 St. Anne streetSiddall John A. cashier, 5 Tarvin roadSiddiU John Davies, optician. The Cross, 4 Bridge stSiddons Arthur, baker, 57 Egerton streetSilvertown India Rubber, Gutta Percha & TelegrraphWorks Co. Limited, 106 Gannon street,London E G; works, Silvertown, London E ; branches,54 Castle street, Liverpool 4 16 John Dalton street,ManchesterSimmonds Joseph, monumental mason. Overleigh roadSimmonds Joseph C White Horse P.H. 68 HandbridgeSimon John, pharmaceutical chemist, 4 Eastgate Streetrow south 4 6 Eastgate streetSimpson Frank k Son, saddlers, 10 Grosvenor streetSimpson Samuel, beer retailer, 14 Frodsham streetSinclair Mary E. (Mrs.), tobacconist, 23 City roadSing Harrie, laundry, 20a, Brook streetSinger Manufacturing Co. Ltd. sewing machine manfrs.(Andrew O'Connor, district manager), 66 Foregate stSkipwith F. manager of Llovds Bank Ltd, Old Bank. 8Foregate street. T N 8 ; T A " WUbank, Chester "Slavin Edward, beer retailer, 79 BoughtonSlowey Margaret (Miss), nurse, 28 Queen streetSmall Henry 4 Sousf chartered accountants, 3 Hunter stSmall Charles, boot repairer, 77 Trafford streetSmart E. 4 Co. business training college, St. Oswald'schambers, St. Werburgh streetSmith A. 4 Sons, butchers, 90 Northgate street k 28Market hallSmith Charlotte 4 Caroline (Misses), apartments,17 Chichester streetSmith J. 4 Sons, dyers. 31 Northgate Street rowSmith John 4 Son, tailors, 14 Eastgate Street row southSmith Louisa 4 Harriet (Misses), aparts. 35 WhitefriarsSmith W. H, k Son, stationers 4 news agts. 51 City rdSmith Alexander R. confectioner, 136a, Foregate streetSmith Alexander Rylance, plumber, 165 BoughtonSmith Annie (Mrs.), greengrocer, i New Crane streetSmith Arth. Jsph.refreshment rooms,7 Earls vils.City rdSmith GecU Plumbe, solicitor 4 clerk to Dee ConservancyBoard, see Walker, Smith 4 WaySmith Elizabeth (Mrs.), dress maker, 66 Tarvin roadSmith Ellen (Miss), dress ma. 5 Charlotte st. Sealand rdSmith Emmanuel L. surveyor, 14 St. Werburgh streetSmith Henry, commercial traveller, 7 Bold squareSmith James, greengrocer, 76 Foregate streetSmith James, potato salesman, 36 George streetSmith Leah (Mrs.), ladies' outfitter, 25 HandbridgeSmith Saul, tobacconist, 149 Foregate streetSmith Thomas C butcher, n Tarvin roadSmith Thomas Ellis, paperhanger, 58 Brook streetSmith William, Iron Bridge inn, 55 Egerton streetSmithfield Cattle Market (WiUiam Matthews Jones,supt.). Brook street; market day, thursdaySmiths, Gore 4 Go. land agents (Frederick JamesAndrews, agent). Old Bank buildings, Foregate streetSnaith Thomas, grocer, 25 Gladstone avenue, Sealand rdSnelson Mary 4 Amelia (Misses), aparts. 16 City waUsSnelson Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 12 Crook streetSnelson Henry, corn dealer. Canal sidaSnelson Henry, joiner, 12a, Crook streetSnelson Richard Henry, builder, 15 Trinity streetSnelson Sarah Ann (Mrs,), shopkeeper, 29 HandbridgeSnelson William E. news agent, 6 Frodsham street &19 Ghristleton roadSnowden George, grocer, 98 Brook streetSociety for Organizing Charitable Relief 4 RepressingMendicity (F. Millward, agent), 1 Godstall chambers,Eastgate Street row northSociety for Promoting Christian Knowledge Depot(Phillipson 4 Golder), 42 Eastgate Street row southSouth Halkyn 4 Rhydymwyn Mining Go. Ltd. (ThomasA. Beckett, sec), St. Werburgh chambersSouthard John 4 Co. fishmongers, 52 Northgate streetSpeakman Annie (Mrs.), ironmonger, 57 Bridge streetSpeed Joseph, farmer, SealandSpeed Joseph, furniture remover k carter, 3 Sealand rdSpeed Joseph, King's Arms P.H. Old Wrexham roadSpeed Martha (Mrs.), farmer. Five AshesSpence Crawford, wholesale tobacconist, 127 Foregate stSpencer Emma (Mrs.), jeweller, 50 Eastgate St. row stbSpinks Arthur M. confectioner, 50 Frodsham streetSpong John, shopkeeper, 2 Sydney roadSprang Martha (Mrs.), dress maker, 17 City waUsSpratt Frederick J. hair dresser, 54 Frodsham streetSquibb Reginald A. ironmonger 4 dairy engineer, seeStorrar's SuccessorsStanley Nursing Home (The) (Miss Ada Flinlham,matron), 3 Stanley placeStanley Frederick, shopkeeper, 10 Christleton roadStansfield Robert, florist. Market hallStanton Edward, shopkeeper, 63 BoughtonStanton John H. boot repairer, Tarvin roadStanton William, shopkeeper, 19 Wellington streetStanway John, boot 4 shoe maker, 31 Foregate streetStark Henry, draper 4 hosier, 91, 93 4 95 Foregate stStead k Simpson Ltd. boot 4 shoe mas. n Foregate stSteen Elizabeth (Mrs.), registered midwife,37 Egerton stStenson Elizabeth A. (Mrs.), apartments, 33 Bold squareStephen William, ironmonger, see Jones 4 StephenStephens Amy (Miss), teacher ot music, 6 Newgate stStevenson Charles, blacksmith, 18 Canal sideStewart John Thomas, shopkeeper, 63 Lower Bridge stStockton Henry, haberdasher, 40 Princess streetStockton William Samuel, chartered accountant 4 deputyregistrar of births, deaths 4 marriages for the Gastlesub-district, see C G. Haswell, Son 4 Stockton•Stone Harry Morton, comrcl. traveller, 11 Cambrian viewStopford Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 77 St. Anne streetStorrar J. 4 Son M.R.C.V.S. vet.surgeons,27 Newgate stStorrar's Successors, household 4 manufacturingironmongers, grates, ranges 4 dairy engineers, 109 &in Foregate street. T N 201; T A " Storrars, Ironmongers,Chester "Storrar James M.R.C.V.S. (firm, J. StoiTar 4 Son),veterinary inspector tinder the " Contagious Diseases(Animals) Acts," 27 Newgate streetStrange James, farmer. Pinfold lane, Eaton roadStrange John, milk seller, 26 Tower streetStretch Frederick, greengrocer, 71 St. Anne streetStretch Frederick, shopkeeper, la, Saughall roadStrowger Hannah (Mrs.), refreshment rooms,The GrovesStubbs' Boating Co.Ltd.boat bldrs.4 owners,i2TheGrovesStuckley 4 Sons, hosiers, 18 Bridge streetStuttard Herbert, tripe dresser, 63 Egerton streetSullivan William B. boot 4 shoe repairer,22 HandbridgeSumpter Henry, builder, 2 Grange roadSumpter Thomas, joiner. 93 BoughtonSunday Chronicle 4 Daily Dispatch (branch office), 13Frodsham streetSutcliffe James, coal merchant, 40 Ghristleton road
DIRECTORY .J CHESHIRE. CHESTER. 237Sutton b Co. Parcel Office (Mrs. E. Harris, agent), 43Pepper streetSutton David Garlyle M.B.,C.M.Edin.surgn.10Nicholas stSutton George, grocer, 41 Catherine streetSwaUow George, draughtsman, 11 Grosvenor streetSwetenham Hy. F.S.I.land agt. 4 survyr.49 Northgate stSwift Arthur, insurance agent, 34 Duke streetSwift Thos. wholesale news agent b stationer,3o City rdSwindley James, ornamental smith, maker of grates,railings, vanes, gable crosses, altar rails 4c. 4 allkinds of wrought iron work to architectural design.The Forge, 24 Overleigh roadSwindley Martha (Mrs.),Hor8e 4 Jockey inn,33Princess stSwindley Bachel (Mrs.), lodging ho. 49 Lower Bridge stSykes 'William HarOld Harrison, wine merchant, seeWalker 4 KnightSymond Harry D. watch maker, 107 Brook streetTaberer Frank H. printer 4 lithographer,33 Frodsham stTalacre District Mining 4 Drainage Co. Limited (C G.Haswell, sec), 94 Foregate streetTamU Tea 4 Oriental Cafe Co. 4 St. Werburgh streetTaplen 4 Paddock, printers, 35 Eastgate Street row nthTaplen Elizh. (Mrs.), refresh, rooms, 5 4; 7 Hamilton piTapley William, Gardeners' Arms P.H. 29 Christleton rdTaplin WUliam Edward, Queen's Head hotel, 137 Foregatestreet 4 i Seller streetTasker Frank M. plumber, 44 Upper Northgate streetTatler Eichd. Edwd. warden. Assay office, Goss streetTax Office (Francis J. Connor, surveyor), 16 Whitefriars ;(William Shone, collector 4 assessor), Watergate stTaylor A. 4 Sons, boot 4 shoe makers, 51 Brook street4 63 Garden laneTaylor 4 Son, decorators 4 gilders. Queen streetTaylor Albert, Cottage inn, 32 Brook streetTaylor Annie Margt. (Miss), dress maker, 2 Grosvenor piTaylor Elizabeth (Mrs.), news agent, 46 Egerton streetTaylor Fdk. Herbert, ladies' 4 gents' tailor, 43 Brook stTaylor Gregory, hair dresser, 8 Frodsham streetTaylor Henry F.S.A. (firm, Boydell b Taylor), solicitor4 commissioner '4 clerk to the Chester Port SanitaryAuthority 4 clerk to the Magistrates for the Broxtonpetty sessional division 4 to the Broxton Commissionersfor Taxes, derk to Flint Borough Justices; registrarof <strong>County</strong> Court held at Mold 4 Flint, 2 Pepper stTaylor James F.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.CP.Lond. surgeon,Haygarth house, Nicholas street. T N 33Taylor James George M.A., M.D., M.B.C.S. 4 P.Lond.hon physician to the Chester General Infirmary, 35Nicholas street., T N 338Taylor Joshua, goods agent, London 4 North WestemBailway, General Bailway stationTaylor Mary (Mrs.), midwife, 2 Goss streetTaylor Percy W. tailor, 2 Norman terrace. Whipcord laTaylor Wm. C upholsterer. Union Hall bdgs.Foregate stTennyson Emma (Mrs.), Carnarvon tavern,New Crane stTennyson Wm. joiner, 26 Pepper st. 4 31 Cambrian rdTerritorial Force 5th (Earl ot Chester's) Battalion<strong>Cheshire</strong> Regiment (Lieut.-Col. 4 Hon. Col. J. A.Saner V.D. commanding; J E. G. Groves T.D. 4G. F. Ashton, majors; Capt. F. B. Young, adjutant;Major T. A. Jones V.D. quartermaster; ChesterCompanies, B, Gapt. W. A. V. Churton 4 E, Capt.C E. Bromley; Rev. F. Edwards M.A. (T.F.), chaplain); head quarters, 8 BlackfriarsTerritorial Force Drill Hall (Henry Adamson, hallkeeper), Albion streetThelwell Walter Harry, agent West <strong>Cheshire</strong> BreweryCo. Limited, 108 Brook streetThomas Annie (Miss), confectioner, 20 Grosvenor streetThomas Edward H. firewood dealer, BoughtonThomas Edward John Haynes L.R.C.P. 4 S.Edin. physician,18 Pepper streetThomas Florence (Mrs.), apartments, 23 Seller streetThomas H. F. (successor to Lament k Son), housefurnisher, cabinet maker, upholsterer, interiordecorator, church furnisher, furniture remover 4storer, house 4 estate agent 4 Ucensed valuer, 33 Eastgatestreet; furniture repository, Alexandra house.Queen's road. T N 52. See advertisementTliomas Harriet J. (Miss),tbccnst.46 Eastgate St.row sthThomas Hugh E. commercial traveller, 16 Queen's avenThomas James Frederick, stationer, 60 Brook streetThomas John, painter 4; decorator, 161 BoughtonThomas Maurice, coal merchant, 13 Coal exchange.Black Diamond streetThomas P. C. (Mrs.), fancy repository, 6 Abbey buildings,St. Werburgh mountThomaa Eichard. professor of music, 9 Tarvin rd.B'ghtonThomas Bichard, provision dealer, 94 Northgate streetThomas Walter Charles, news agent, 56 Northgate stThomas Wm. watch maker b jeweller, 57 Frodsham stThomas WUliam Henry, shopkeeper, 135 St. Anne stThompson, Son b Clemence, provision dealers, 10 Northgatestreet 4 16 Foregate streetThompson George, greengrocer, 65 St. Anne streetThompson James, hair dresser, 18 Watergate Street rowThompson Joseph, insur. agt. 20 South view, Sealand rdThompson Mary (Mrs.), dress maker, 30 Gladstone av.Sealand roadThompson Thomas, boot 4 shoe repairer, i Nelson streetThompson William James (Mrs.), tobacconist, i City rdThomson James Robertson, manager of Parr's Bank Ltd.county treasurer 4 city treasurer, Eastgate streetThorne Herbert Charles, grocer, 38 Upper Northgate stThornely J. accountant, see Wakefield, Dodd 4 ThomelyThornton Edward, hair dresser, 24 Lower Bridge streetThorp Annie (Mrs.), milliner 4c, 32 Northgate streetThorp Francis Mahy, hosier, n St. Werburgh streetThorp George, boot repairer, 40 CommonhaU streetThurman, Jackson 4 Co. boot 4 shoe manufacturers, 71Bridge Street row. TN 13YTiddy Thomas, draper, 113 Foregate streetTidswell William, Royal Oak inn, 44 Foregate streetTUston James, butcher 30 Walter streetTilston John, builders' uerchant, 16 Crane streetTilston John, tUe merchant. New Crane streetTobias John, assistant official receiver in bankruptcy.Crypt chambers, Eastgate Street row southTomkinson Andrew 4 Walter, boot reprs. Delamere stToner Thomas, hair dresser, 37 BoughtonTotty Ann (Mrs.), fishmonger, 115 Brook streetTown Clerk's Office (James Husband Dickson, townclerk; GecU Oakes, deputy town clerk). Town hallTown HaU (James Husband Dickson, town clerk; CecilOakes, deputy town derk), Northgate streetTracey Jessie (Miss), dress maker, 117 Boughton'Ihiffy Patrick, beer retailer, 45 BoughtonTupling Chas.private schl. for boys, Wirral ho.4BoughtnTurner Emma (Mrs.), Market tavern, 69 George streetTurner Frank, solicitor 4 commissioner for oaths 4deputy city coroner, 9 St. John streetTurner Joseph, cab proprietor, 145 Christleton roadTushingham George, New inn, 28 Walter streetTushingham John K. Black Lion P.H. The Mount 4166 BoughtonTushingham Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 60 Walter streetTushingham Thomas P. tailor, 124 St. Anne streetTyson Charles, boot ma. Commercial hall, Frodsham stI'yson Martha T. /Mrs.), dress maker, 47 Garden laneTyson Sarah (Miss), dress maker, 9 Frodsham streetUnited MiUs Co. drapers, 12 St. Werburgh streetUniversal Meat Co. butchers, 76 Brook streetUrmston M. 4 Son, bakers, 61 Northgate streetUrmston Ellen (Miss), baker, 4 sub-post office, 78Watergate streetVassella Patrick, confectioner, 7 City roadVaughan WiUiam, grocer, 73 BoughtonVeerman Leon, teacher of the violin, 26 Up.Northgate stVenables George, butcher, 61 Christleton roadVenables George, grocer, 49 Garden la. 4 1 Raymond stVernon William 4 Son, builders, contractors, shop 4office fitters, wood block flooring 4 brick manufacturers,47 to 57 Upper Northgate street. See advertisementVernon Henry, builder 4 contractor; office, 19 UpperNorthgate street 4 yard, 33 King streetVernon John, fancy bazaar, 23 Northgate Street rowVernon Sophia (Mrs.), Axe tavern, 75 Watergate streetVickers Jane (Mrs.), apartments, na, Cuppin streetVictory Patrick, beer retailer, 99 BoughtonViggars Henry, greengrocer, Market hallVoyce Battery Sergt.-Major C instmctor to ist<strong>Cheshire</strong> Battery 3rd Welsh Brigade R.F.A. TerritorialForce, 10 Pretoria streetWaddington Thomas Wright, news agt. 4 Cuppin streetWagenheim Henrv, bazaar, 22 4 24 Stalls, Market hallWainwright Edith (Miss), butcher, 25 StaUs,Market haUWainwright Alary Ann (Miss), butcher, 7 Brook streetWait Frank, boot repairer, 2 Trinity streetWakefield, Dodd 4 Thornely, accountants, 16 Corn ExchangechambersWakefield James, confectioner, 17 Frodsham streetWalker James 4 Sons, news agts. 52 Upper Northgate stWalker 4 Knight, wine b spirit mers. 12 4 14 Northgte stWalker Peter 4 Son (Warrington b Burton) Ltd. (Wm.B. Ledsham, district manager), brewers,la.Nicholas stWalker, Smith 4 Way, solicitors. Abbey gatewayWalker Daniel, confectioner, 17 St. John streetWalker Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper. 8 Sibell streetWalker George, confectioner, 83 Garden laneWalker George William, Red Lion inn, 45 Frodsham st
268 CHESTER. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'SWalker Herbert Walter Percy, manager of the NationalProvincial Bank of England Limited, treasurer to thePort Sanitary Authorit}, Torporley District <strong>Council</strong>,Chester Golf Club &L-. Foregate street, corner of St.John's streetWalker John, Ring o' BeUs P.H. 151 Foregate streetWalkers Parker k Co. Limited, lead manufacturers,Leadworks laneWall Arthur, butcher, 6 Watergate streetWallace R. k Sons, tailors, 107 Foregate streetU allworth Thomas, plumber, 130 Northgate streetW almsley James M. coal merchant, 145 St. Anne streetWalsh Patk. fishmngr. i Boughton 4 i 4 2 Fish marketWalton Bertram, watch maker. The Cross, .i Eastgate stWansell John, joiner, Francis streetWarburton James, fried fish dealer, 16 Ghristleton roadWarb-arton Thomas, grocer, 32 Filkin's laiteWard Fras. WiUiam, bookbinder, 3 Watergate Street rowWard George, shopkeeper, 2 Tarvin roadWard Henry, shopkeeper, 9 Garden laneWard Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 66 Crane streetW^ird John G. cab proprietor, 23 WhitefriarsWard Robert Henry, horse 4 trap propr. 6 Gastle stWarden's ilmshouses. Crook streetWardle Geo.cabinet maker (Guest 4 Wardle),11 Bold sqWareing Ellen (Miss), shopkeeper, 42 Christleton roadWaring Samuel, ladies' 4 gent's tailor, 2 St. Anne stWarmsley, Jones 4 Go. chartered accountants 4 stockbrokers, 29 Eastgate Street row northWai-msley Frederick John, chartered accountant, seeWarmsley, Jones 4 Go. 29 Eastgate Street row northWarrington A. & Co. cycle manufacturers, 77 Brook stWarrington John, engraver. Old Post Office yard, TheEastgate, Foregate street\^asbington Charles W. plumber, 37 Watergate streetWashington hotel (temperance). City rd. (Miss Boberts,manageress)Washington Walter S. plumber, 52 Watergate streetWater Tower Museum (John Preston 4 Irancis Peers,caietakers). City wallsWatkin Joseph, coal merchant, see Morris 4 WatkinWatkins Ahce B. (Miss),Golden Lion htL24 Foregate stWatkins Edward, watch maker, 70 k 72 Northgate stWatson John Wm. Grown 4 Anchor P.H. 7 Princess stWatson Margaret Jane (Mrs.), Linen Hall tavern, 76Watergate streetWatson William Robert, cabinet maker, i Canal streetWay Norns Alfred Ernest (firm. Walker, Smith 4 Way),solicitor 4 commissioner for affidavits k clerk of thepeace for the City of Chester, Abbey gatewayWaymouth H. Staines, hosier 4 glover, 5 Bridge St.rowWebster Amy B. (Miss),teacher of dancing,2 Nicholas stWebster Seymour, bookbinder. Old Post Office yard.The Eastgate, Foregate streetWedgwood Wm. fura. dlr. '21 Watergate Street rowWeighill Bros, china 4 glass dealers, 126 Northgate stWeighing Machines (G. W. & L. 4 N. W. Railways Joint)(V\iiiiam Ledsham, clerk). Coal e.\change. Black Diamondstreet k (Samuel Needham, clerk), 24 BoughtonWeights & Measures Office (Percy D. Bown, inspector),Hiiiiilton placeWt-ights 4 Measures Office for the <strong>County</strong> (Wm. DunlopLaird, chief inspector). The CastleWeinholt August,fried fish dlr.6 Brook pi.4 26 Handbrdg\Velch William, confectioner, 6 Christleton roadWells Annie (Mrs.), feather cleaner, 17 St. Anne streetWells Fred, general smith. Black Diamond streetWells William, builder, 17 St. Anne streetWelsby Thomas 4 Go. wine merchants, 40 Bridge st.T N 41; T A "Welsby, Chester"W'elsh horder Mounted Brigade Field Ambulance RoyalArmy Medical Corps Territorial Force (A. G. Hamilton,captain; Sergt.-Maj. William Bullock Chase, instructor); head quarters, Thomas streetWelsh (3rd) Brigade Royal Field Artillery TerritorialForce, see Royal Field ArtiUery 3rd Welsh BrigadeTerritoiial ForceWelsh Gamer, builder, 14 Seller streetWelsh John M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.CP.Lond. surgeon, 36Tarvin roadWesleyan 4 General Assurance Society (Benjamin E.Johnson, district superintendent), 2 St. Werburgh stWest <strong>Cheshire</strong> Brewery Co. Limited (Walter HarryThelwell, agent), brewers, Delamere streetWest Joseph, pawnbroker, see Dawson 4 WestWest Tliomas, dairyman, 113 Garden laneWestern Command Pay Office (Col. C Fuller, chief paymaster),14 Stanley placeWestern Military District, Head Quarters Office (Genl.Sir C J. Burnett K.CB,, K.C.V.O.).Watergate house,Watergate streetWestminster Brymbo Coal 4 Coke Co. Ltd. (Daniel Coeagent), coal merchants, i Coal Exchange chambers'Black Diamond streetWhalley John 4 Son, land 4 estate agents 4 surveyorsAshfield, Cambrian viewWhalley Charles, farmer, SealandWharton George, clerk 4 verger of St. Mary's, Churchlodge, Overleigh roadWharton Hugh, sanitary inspector for the City, Foresthouse. Love streetWhatmore Thomas, tobacconist, 33 Frodsham streetWheeler Hubert, cycle agent, 96 Foregate streetWhelan James, refreshment rooms, 18 Leadworks laneWhelan Patrick, shopkeeper, 47 BoughtonWhipp Robert, butcher, 24 Market hallWhiston 4 Co. bazaar, 18 4 21 Stalls, Market hall^Vhite Stephen, grocer, 83 Tarvin roadWhitehead Martha (Mrs.), apartments, i Love streetWhiteley Charles H. organ builder. Crane bankWhitlow Arthur, tea merchant, 26 Granville roadWhitlow Samuel, Boot inn, Eastgate street row northWhittingham Brothers, glass, china k earthenwaredealers, 24 Bridge streetWhyman Amy (Miss), grocer, 78 St. Anne streetWickens John, hair dresser, 29 Northgate Street rowWickliam Robert Townshend, land agent, see Barker, Coppack4 WickhamU ickstead Danl. boot 4 shoe ma. 57 Sandy la. BoughtonWild Amos, butcher, 88 Brook streetWild James F. butcher, 128 Foregate streetWildgoose William, Marlborough Arms P.H. St. John stWildig Hugh, plumber. Seller streetWilding John, coal dealer, 54 Linenhall streetWilkes Tom Wilmot, chemist, 24 Frodsham streetWilkinson Thomas L. 4 Sons, fishmongers 4 poulterers,39 Eastgate street; 7 Watergate street 4 38 Brookstreet 4 fishmongers, 106 Foregate street; ice factory4 cold storage, 21 Queen streetWilkinson Charles, restaurant. 47 City roadWillcocks AVilliam Henry, coal merchant, Northgatestation, St. Anne street ,Wiiley Hy.4 Co. boot 4 shoe mas.2oEastgate St. row sthWilliams Bros. 4 Go. lead light 4 casement makers,Victoria roadWilliams E. (exors, of), painters, 33 Nicholas street &40 Weaver streetWilliams Isaac 4 Son, plumbers, Cuppin streetWilliams Rubber Co. S St. Werburgh streetWilliams W.T,& Son, painters k decorators, i George stWilliams Wm. k Go.tobacco k snuff manfrs.52 Bridge st\A illiams & Williams Limited, lead light 4 casementmakers. Reliance works, Victoria roadWiUiams 4 Go. basket makers, 45 Watergate Street row4 26 Old Hall place, CommonhaU streetWilliams A. Caradoc A.M.I.CE. civil engineer, 6 Godstallchambers, Eastgate Street row northWilliams Alfred, plumber k gasfitter, 18 City roadWilliams David, shopkeeper, 10 St. James streetWilliams David Evan, grocer, i Lower Bridge streetWilliams Edgar, collector of customs 4 excise 4 inlandrevenue, 16 WhitefriarsWilliams Edith (Mrs.), dressmaker, 6 Goss streetWilliams Edward, boot repairer, 31 Christleton roadWilliams Elizabeth (Mrs.), grocer, 27 Cuppin streetWiUiams Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 20 Gloucester stWilliams Emma (Miss), shopkeeper, 25 Grosvenor streetWiUiams Evan, commercial traveller,13 Grosvenor streetWilliams Franklin Harding, chemist, 36 Brook streetWilliams George, hair dresser, i Christleton roadWilliams George, refreshment rooms. The Hermitage,The GrovesWilliams Hannah (Mrs.), dress maker, 31 Cuppin streetWilliams Harris, insurance agent, 7 Whipcord laneWiUiams Hy. reg. lodging house, 45 4 47 Princess streetWilliams James, beer retailer, 39 Queen streetWiUiams James, county auditor. The Castle.WiUiams Jane (Mrs.), grocer, 43 Cherry roadWiUiams John, accountant, 9 St. Werburgh streetWilliams John, cowkeeper, n Gastle streetWilliams John George, fried fish dealer, 75 Francis stWilliams John H. butcher, io3 Foregate streetWilliams Mary (Mrs.), dress ma. see Hand k WilliamsWUliams Mary (Miss), fried fish dealer, 57 Brook streetWilliams Mina (Mrs.), midwife, 83 BoughtonWiUiams Mrs. mantle manufacturer, 33 Foregate streetWUliams Percy Herbert, hair dresser. 6oa. St. Anne stWilliams Peter, tailor, 155 Foregate streetWUliams Richard, beer retaUer, 51 Christleton roadWUliams Richard Gilbert, solicitor 4 commissioner foroaths. Crypt chambers, Eastgate Street row southWilliams Robert, paperhanger, 75 Brook street
DIRECTORY.]CHESHIRE.CHHISTLETON. 269WUliams Robert, professor of music, i8 Queen's avenueWiUiams Robert, slater, 33 Oulton placeWUliams Selina (Mrs.),aparts.i6 Beaconsfield st,BoughtnWilliams Thomas, shopkeeper, 25 Oulton placeWUliams Thomas Charles, fried fish dealer, 34 Henry stWilliams Thomas Charles, insurance agent,4o Vernon rdWilliams Trevor M.B. surgeon, 31 Nicholas streetWiUiams W. T. ladies' outfitter, 39 Foregate streetWiUiams Wallace, house decorator, 71 Watergate St.rowWiUiams Walt, cab propr. Bridgegate, Lower Bridge stWilliams Walter, watch maker, 53 Frodsham streetWilliams WUliam, Feathers inn, 33 Lower Bridge streetWiUiams William, grocer, 35 Foregate streetWilliams William Arthur, typewriter agent, 4 Normanterrace. Whipcord laneWiUiams WilUam E. dairyman, 17 Trafford streetWilliams William E. painter, see W. T. Williams 4 SonWUliams Wm. Hy. plumber, 33 Eastgate Street row nthWilliams-Colt David A. W., M.A. barrister. Old RankbuUdings, Foregate streetWUliamson Thomas 4 Go. bakers, 6, 8 4 14 Cuppinstreet 4 21 BoughtonWilliamson Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 38 Francis streetWilliamson John, baker, 30 Brook streetWUliamson Maggie (Miss), ladies' outfitter, 32 UpperNorthgate streetWUliamson Thomas H. shopkeeper, 13 Hartington streetWilman Albert, china repairer, 61 Watergate Street rowWirrall Railway Co. (WiUiam Denson HasweU, sec);registered office, i Union streetWiseman John, miller (steam), 42 Seller streetWood Thomas 4 Son, ironmongers 4 art metal workers,hot water engineers, gasfitters, cutlers 4 stove rangemanufacturers. Bridge street k CommonhaU street.See advertisennentWoodcock John, taUor, 90 Lower Bridge streetWoodfin 4 Co. electrical engineers, 138 Northgate streetWoodfine George, monumental mason,' Queen street 4shopkeeper, 5 Bradford streetWoodhouse Sergt. M. instructor to ist <strong>Cheshire</strong> Battery3rd Welsh Brigade R.F.A. Territorial Force,Glendale, Tarvin roadWoods John, whitesmith, 61 Watergate streetWoodworth Alice (Mrs.), midwife, 128 St. Anne streetCHBISTLETON is a parish in the unions of Tarvinand Chester; the township is on the road frona Whitchurchto Chester, z^ miles south-east from Chester,in the Eddisbury division of the county, lowerdivision of Broxton hundred, petty sessional division ofChester Castle, Chester union and county court ^strict,and raral deanery, archdeaconry and diocese of Chester.The Shropshire Union canal passes through the village.The vUlage is lighted with gas supphed by the ChesterGas Company. The church of St. James the Apostleis an edifice of local red sandstone and white Stourtonstone, consisting of chancd, clerestoried nave of favebavs, with aisles, transepts, south porch and an embattledwestern tower, rebuilt in 153°. but muchdamaged by the Royalist garrison of Chester in 1645,and restored in 1678: in 1877 it was heightened andcontains a dock and 8 bells: the rest of the churchWIS rebuilt of brick in 1738, and again rebuilt in1876-7, of red sandstone, from designs by Mr. vvButterfield, architect. The pulpit, of oak and walnuton a base of polished Devonshire marble, and designedby Mr. Butterfidd, was presented m 1877 by M". Ince,of Ghristleton HaU, in memory of her bnsband,Townsend Ince esq. D.L. d. 1871: the font ^s of Derbyshirefossa and Sicilian marbles: .tli|st«°?d wes* ^^^7was given in memory of Theodosia Fanny ^^e (d 1877;.by her husband, brothers and sisters, ^"d *e "*niemorial window erected by his Honour Judge WUhamWynne Ffoulkes M.A, to his youngest daughter. AmyElizabeth Margaret, d. 1883, and a tlurd placed by MajorJ. St. John Hartford to Frances Catbenne, his ^i^e d^1886: the church is fitted with open oak benches, seatmgabout 400 persons. The register dates from the year1660. The living is a rectory, net yearly value 4358.including 60 acres of glebe, with residence, m the gift ofCapt. G H. Garnett, of Wyreside, near Lancaster, andheld since 1869 by the Eev. Lionel Garnett M^A^ ofBrasenose College, Oxford, and hon. canon of Chester^The rectory house was rebuilt in 1870. 'There is aWeslevan chapd, erected in 1888. /f^^ almshousesI'n the old <strong>Cheshire</strong> half-timbered style, from designsby Mr. J. Oldrid Scott F.S.A. were built in the year1868 by the late Mrs. James Dixon, of Littleton, inmemory of her son, James Dixon. A fna of £100 wasleft by the late James Dixon esq. of Littleton, whodied iJ 1866, the interest to be used at tje d-cre ionof the rector for the benefit of the poor of the parish.Wooley Charles B. grocer & beer retaUer, 59 Garden laneWoollam Thos.coal mer.sCoal exchange,Black Diamond stWooUey George, shopkeeper, 79 St. Anne streetWooUey Wm. H. Old Cross Keys P.H. Lower Bridge stWoolman Edith (Mrs.),milliner,see Laycock 4 WiclmanWoolman Thomas, chemist, 77 Watergate streetWorall Joseph Day, joiner. Queen street 4 78 BoughtonWorking Boys' Home (Henry Fate, supt.), Albion house,39 Lower Bridge streetWorrall Henry, cabinet ma. Derby house, Watergate stWorrall William Courtney, beer retailer, 10 Church stWright Andrew John, hair dresser, 25 Bridge Street rowWright Charles, bookseller, 26 Watergate streetWright David, coal dealer, 55 Sandy lane, BoughtonWright Edwin, cab proprietor, 15 Parkgate roadWright Edwin, vaccination officer Cathedral district &collector to the guardians 4 relieving officer City district,49 Egerton streetWright John, builder, 95 Garden laneWright Marshall, tobacconist, 62 Frodsham streetWright Robert Ball F.R.CS.Irel. physician 4 surgeon. 4physician to the Chester General Infirmary, FolUotthouse, Northgate streetWright Thomas, cycle repairer, 47 St. Anne streetWright William Charles (exors. of), hosiers, 53 4 55Bridge Street rowWyman 4 Sons Ltd. booksellers,General Bailway stationWynne John Hodgson, boot 4 shoe mfr. 49 Tarvin roadWynne Mary (Mrs.), Newgate tavern, i NewgateYaag Frederick, pork butcher, 57 BoughtonYates's Gastle Brewery Limited; 8tores,s Princess streetYates Samuel, blacksmith, 5 Frodsham streetYeomanry (Eavl of Chester's), see <strong>Cheshire</strong> (Earl ofChester's) Territorial YeomanryYcung Men's Christian Association (A. E. Rimmer,general sec). Parr's Bank bldgs. St. Werburgh streetYoung Women's Christian Association (Miss K.Edwards,sec). Bishop Lloyd's palace, Watergate Street rowYoung George, shopkeeper, 56 Christleton roadYoung Meredith M.D., C.M.Edin., Dip.San.Sci.Vict.,D.P.H.R.CP.S.Eng. county medical officer of health4 chief school medical officer.Education Offices,City rdY'oung William, potato salesman, Queen streetThe poor's money, amounting to £1 7s. is distributedby the churchwardens. The Workmen's Club wasfounded in 1671; the premises comprise reading andbiUiard rooms. Cooper esq. of ,who is lord of the manor, Capt. W. G. TownsendCurrie and the Duke of Westminster G.C.V.O. are theprincipal landowners. The soil is strong clay andsandy; the subsoil is clayey and marly. The chiefcrops are wheat, oats and potatoes. A considerablequantity of cheese is made in the parish. The area ofthe township is 1,493 acres ot land and n of water;rateable value, ;^6,i83; the populntion in 1901 was—parish, 1,289; township, 859. By Local GovernmentBoard Order a farm house at Eggbridge in this townshipwas in i838 added to Waverton.Post, M. 0. 4 T. Office.—^Mrs. Sarah Morgan, subpostmistress.Letters arrive from Chester at 7 a.m.4 2.30 4 4.45 p.m.; sunday, callers only; dispatchedat 9.25 a.m. 4 2.30, 4.50 4 8.20 p.m.; no dispatchon SundaysPublic Elementary School (boys), buUt in 1885 fromplans by Mr. T. Lockwood, for 140 boys; averageattendance, 75; Edward Evans Shaw, masterPublic Elementary School (girls 4 infants), built in1865 4 enlarged in 1886, for 105 girls k 85 infants;average attendance, 67 girls 4 35 infants; MissMargaret Phillips, mistressThe schools are endowed with j^io a year, derived fromSeller's gift of 3a. 2r. 8p. of landCOTTON ABBOTS is a small township, 2 mUes southeast-by-eastfrom the church and 4 mUes south-eastfrom Chester, in the union of Tarvin. The manor wasgiven by one of the Fitzhugh family, barons of Malpas,to the abbey of St. Werburgh, at Chester; it is nowthe property of the Duke of Westminster G.C.V.O. whois the sole landowner. The area is 292 acres; rateablevalue, ^^467; the population in 1901 was 12.By Local Government Board Order. Stamford Millfarm was in 1888 transferred from Cotton Abbots toCotton Edmunds.Letters through Chester, via Waverton, arrive about7.30 a.m. Christleton, 2 mUes distant, is the neaerstmoney order 4 teU graph officeThe nearest post box is at Eowton, i mile distantCOTTON EDMUNDS is a smaU tovraship, 2^ milesI east from the village, 4J mUee south-east-by-east from
270 CHRISTLETON. LlIESHIRE. [KELLYI'SChester and 2J north-north-east from Waverton stationon the Crewe and Chester section of the London andNorth Westem railway, and is in the union of Tarvin.The Duke of Westminster G.C.V.O. is lord of the manorand sole landowner. The soU is strong clay; subsoU,marl and clayey. The area is 622 acres; rateable value,£^2q; the population in 1901 was 62.Letters through Chester arrive about 8 a m. Christletonis the nearest money order 4 telegraph office.The nearest post box is at Plough lane, i mile distantLITTLETON is a smaU but pleasant vUlage and township,half a mile north from Christleton church and 2Jmiles east from Chester, in the union of Chester.Littleton, the property and residence ot Samuel Sidebottomesq. is a handsome mansion, situate on aneminence. The area is 274 acres; rateable value,^1,681; the population in 1901 was 250.Post Office, Vicar's Gross.—WiUiam Tushingham, subpostmaster.Letters through Chester arrive at 6.45a.m. 4 2 4 4.15 pm. ; sunday, 6.45 a.m.; dispatchedat 7.45 4 9.30 a.m. k 2, 4.15 4 8.40 p.m.; sunday,3.40 p.m. Ghristleton, three-quarters of a mile distant,is the nearest money order 4 telegraph officeGHRISTLETON.Marked thus * receive their lettersdirect from Chester.PRIVATE BESIDKNTS.Butler Thomas, The Laurels (lettersrecdved through Rowton, Chester)Campbell Mrs. Pitcairn, ChristletonhaUCuUimore John, Faulkner lodgeCurrie Gapt. William George Townsend(late Royal FusUiers), TheOld HaUDavis MissGarnett Rev. Canon Lionel M.A.RectoryGraham John Maclean, The CottageHeywood Hy. Arthur, Christleton lo*Logan Major Edward Townshend,Ghristleton Bank'Lowe Mrs. StoneydaleOrred Mrs. Christleton houseRolt Mrs. HoUy bankTowers WilliamCOMMEBCIAL.*Atkin John, beer retlr. Plough Lane*Beech Alice (Mrs.), farmer. BrownHeathBoughey Percy, insurance agentButler Ernest, corn dealer*Carr John, farmer. Brown Heath*Davies Wm. mkt.grdnr. Plough Lane*Dean Jn. mrkt. grdnr. Brown HeathROWTON is a smaU township and vUlage, a jnilesouth-south-east from Ghristleton church, 3 miles southeastfrom Chester and one mile from Waverton stationon the Crewe and Chester section of the London andNorth Western railway, in the union of Tarvin. Hereis a Wesleyan chapel, erected in 1865. Rowton Moor,in this township, was the scene of an engagement,fought 24 September, 1645, between the RoyaUsta,under Sir Marmaduke Langdale, and a Parliamentaryforce commanded by Sir William Brereton and CoLPoyntz, in which the former were totally defeated,with a loss of 300 killed and wounded and 1,000 takenprisoners, the remainder being driven in disorder toChester. Rowton Hall is the residence of John WilliamMacfie esq. J.P. J. W. Macfie esq. and Richard RobertSalmon esq. are the piincipal landowners. The area is591 acres; rateable value, ;^2,536; the population in1901 was 205.Post Office (locally in Waverton township).—John ThorpFarmer, sub-postmaster. Letters through Ohesterarrive about 5.10 a.m. 4 at 4.35 p.m.; dispatched8.55 a.m. k 5.40 4 8.23 p.m. Christleton, onemUe distant, is the nearest money order 4 telegraphofficeMartin John, insurance agentMayers Thomas 4 Son, builders.Pits farmMayers Stanley, cycle agentMayers Thomas, builderMillwood WilUam, shopkeeper•Moore Alfred, cattle dealer, StamfordHeathMosford Joseph, butcherMuUiner Fredk. Wm. market gardnr•Newns Robt. farmer, Stamford Hth•Owen Thomas, farmer,Stamford HthPartington WUliam, beer retailer•Roberts John, farmer, Plough Lane•Rowe Horatio, farmer. Birch BankSwindley Frederick, farmerWeaver John, gardener to Mrs. PitcairnCampbellWildig Hugh, plumber•Winward Frederick, farmer, StamfordHollows•Witter Thomas, farmer. Birch Heath•Woodcock Charles, boot repairer.Plough LaneWorking Men's Institute (ThomasFleet, caretaker)Yeats James John, cattle dealer,Woodbank (letters through Rowton,Chester)COTTON ABBOTS.Walley Richard Pedley J.P. farmerCOAIMEItCIAL.Beech James, farmer, Glaypits farmBeech James, farmer, Saighton laneCotgreave Robert, farmer, see Witter4 CotgreaveFaulkner Samuel, farmerFaulkner WilUam, farmerFleet William, farmerRawlinson J. 4 Co. Ltd. India rubbermanufacturers (letters throughWaverton, Chester)Salmon Eichd.Robt, farmer,Holly bnkWilliams William, farmerWitter 4 Cotgreave, farmersCOTTON EDMUNDS,FearnaU Thomas, farmerPeacock Robert, farmer. Cotton hallRowe Edwd. B. frmr. Stamford miUaToft Mary (Miss) 4 Thomas, farmersLITTLETON,OkeU John Clare, Old haUBentley Ellen (Mrs.), farmerOkeU John Clare, farmerVICAR'S CROSS.Letters via Chester.PBIVATE BESIDENTS.Crewe Alfred, Littleton lodgeDobie Mrs. Heathfield houseDownes FrancisDownes Frank Frederick.DennisholmeDunn William, Shandon lodgeFemiehough Miss, ThornleighGiles Edward S. Gowy MeadHibbert Charles William, Ashton hoHoughton Henry Charles, ClaremontHowell Frank, SpringfieldLonsdale Charles, Deny's courtMahon-Travis William Chas. AvondaleMartin Henry, FirbankSidebottom Samuel, LittletonWard Howard Edward, CartrefCOMMEBCIAL.Baker Brothers, brick makers*Dean John, jun. market gardener.Brown HeathROWTON.*Dobie Samuel 4 Son, seedsmen,PHIVATE BESIDENTS.Heathfield, Vicar's Cross*Dodd Agnes (Mrs.), farmer, StamfordBurley Edward Arthur, The PoplarsDay MissHollowsDodd Arthur, saddlerDutton Thomas Jenldns, The LaurdsFleming Thos. Ratdiffe.Rowton gmgeEvans Frank, farmer. Manor houseEvans Thomas, builderGott Gapt. Thos.Hy.2 Moorcroft vUlasHill Thomas Keith, The HoUies•Fellows Thomas, frmr. Birch Heath Hughes Lloyd, Burley houseFleet .lames, blacksmithGibbs Levi, shoe makerHughes Miss, Brook lodgeLucking Stephen Joseph, Bath house*Handloy Arthur, frmr. Stamford Hth Macfie John William J.P. Rowton hallHarding Samuel, Red Lion hotel Murthwaite Miss, i Moorcroft villas Kirk John, nurserymanHarrison D. gardener to Gapt. Wm. Parry Charles James, Moorfields Lamb Robert, brick manufacturer;George T. CurrieSalmon Joseph Hugh, Ivy cottage office 4 stores. Cow Lane bridge,Johnson Thomas, bakerSalmon Richard Robert, Holly bapk Chester. See advertisementJones Lewis Edward, carpenter WUliams Mrs. The FirsMeacock Henry, sen. market gardenerLunt Richard, farmerWoollam Thomas, The Gables Witter Alfred, gardener to SamuelLunt Samuel, farmerWynne John, Elm banksSidebottom esqCHURCH: COPPENHAI^Ii a small parish, 2| here, erectfed in 1868. The charities for distribution inmiles north from the Crewe station, 4 north-east from bread and money are of ;fi6 5s. yearly value. There isNantwich, 5 south-west from Sandbach, in the Crewe no lord of the manor, but there are many landowners.division of the county, Nantwich petty sessional division, The soil is very stiff and poor; the subsoil, clay. ' Thehundred, union and county court district, rural deanery chief produce is cheese. The area is 792 acres; rateablovalue, ;^5,940; the population in 1901 was 671.of Nantwich, and archdeaconry and diocese of Chester.Tho township of Monks Coppenhall is absorbed into tbe Parish Clerk, William Stocktontown of Crewe, and the greater part of the originaltownship, also the church of Church CoppenhaU, has Pillar Letter Box, Broughton road, cleared 8 p.m. weekbeen added to the borough of Crewe, Nov. 9th, 1892 days only(see Crewe). There is a Primiti-ve Methodist chapel(For schools, see Crewe.) 'Cooper AlbertCOMMEBCIAL., Charlesworth James, poultry farmerDyson Henry, Alderley ho.Stoneley rd Boulton Margaret (Mrs,), shopkeeper, iCharlesworth Thos, frmr. Stoneley rdIrwin Wm Shandon house, Groby rd Broughton road, Orewe &r District Ice Co.ttd.Groby rdBuckley John, shopkeeperDarlington Geo. farmer, Groby farm
DIBECTORY.] CHESHIRE. CHURTON HEATH. 271Dodd Ralph, cowkeeper, Thorneyfield Moss Thomas, farmerEUis Edward, cowkeeper[Moulton Thos. cowkeeper, Groby rdFoster Peter, farmer, Mablin's lane Owen Joseph, cowkeeper, Mablin's laFurber John, farmer, Waldrons lane [Padley William, farmer. Dove cottageIiwin Wm.horse slaughterer,Groby rd j Palin Albert, White Lion innLea James, farmer, Stoneley road ; Palin George,cowkeeper, Broughton rdMicklewright Geo. farmer, Groby rd Palin Sarah (Mrs.), farmer, Kent's laCH'HRCH HULME,CHHBCH MINSHXTIili (so called to distinguish itfrom tho adjoining township of MinshuU Vernon) is aparish, township and small vUlage on the west bank ofthe river Weaver, which is crossed by a bridge of twoarches to MinshuU Vernon, and on tAie road from Nantwichto Warrington, about ij miles from Minshull Vernonstation, on the Crewe and Warrington section ofthe London and North Western railway, 6 mUes northfrom Nantwich, 4 south-south-east from Over, and 5 mUessouth-west from Middlewich, in the Eddisbury divisionof the county, hundred of Northwich, union, county courtdistrict and petty sessional division of Nantwich, ruraldeanery of Middlevich and archdeaconry and diocese otChester. The Shropshire Union canal crosses the borderof the parish. The church of St. Bartholomew, erectedin 1702 on the site of an older structure, is a plainedifice of brick and stone, consisting of apsidal chancel,nave of four bays, aisles, and a western tower withpinnacles, containing a clock and 5 bells, cast in 1717:the piers of the arcades appear to be the remains ofthe former church: in 1861 the church was com-Smith John, farmerStubbs George, cowkeeperThompson James, farmer, Groby idTomkinson John, cowkeeperWolbrom Thomas, cowkeeperWood William James, farmersee Holmes Chapel.of the age of seven score and fourteen.'' The livingis a vicarage, net yearly value ;£^io5, with glebe andresidence, in the gift of Charles F. C. Luxmoore esq.of Ashbrook Towers, and held since 1909 by the Rev.Alfied Edward Thorp L.Th. ot University College,Durham. Charities:—^The poor have ^^31 yearly, ;^iofrom the bequests of Wade, Frogge and others, whichis distributed in coals and clothing at Christmas,and ;^2i derived from the rent of two fields situateat Tetton, and distributed in money on St. Thomas'sday. This place was formerly in the parish ofActon, and attached to the barony of Wich Milbank(Nantwich), but on its division it fell to Philip BaS'Set,and afterwards was vested in the Lovels. The mesnemanor was formerly possessed by a famUy who assumedthe local name soon after the Norman accession, and fromwhom it passed through an heiress in the reign of EdwardIII. to the Dutton family. After the death of Sir ThomasDutton, in the reign of Henry VH. without male issue,it passed to the representatives of Eleanor, his fifthdaughter, who married Richard de Cholmondeley; apletely restored and re-seated at a cost of ;^8oo, and in ' younger branch of the MinshuUs continued the male line.1891 was further restored at an expense of nearly ;^56o, and resided here untU the demise of John MiUshuU, in theunder the superintendence of Mr. Walter M. Bowden, year 1654, when his estate passed in marriage witharchitect, of Chester: an organ, in memory of Captain Elizabeth, his sole heiress, to 'Thomas Cholmondeley esq.Charles Luxmoore Brooke, of Ashbrook Hall, d. Jan. 9, of Vale Royal, ancestor of the present Lord Delamere;1890, was placed in the church in 1890 by his wife and he thus became possessed of the whole property, and diedchUdren: in the church is a mural monument to Jane, in 1652, and the estate was afterwards sold in 1770 towife of Thomas Cholmondeley esq. uf Vale Royal, d. 14 John Brooke esq. of Hallwood, <strong>Cheshire</strong>. AshbrookApril, 1866, and there are also several modern tablets: Towers is the residence of Charles Frederick Goryndonin the churchyard, at the foot of the tower, is an Luxmoore esq. who is lord of the manor and principalancient tomb, on one side of which is a portion of a landowner; Henry Done esq. of Tarporley, also ownsskeleton carved in stone, but the inscription is now some land in this parish. Lea Green Hall, formerlyentirely gone: this was the burial place of the old belonging to the Vernon and Crewe families, is a brickfamily of Wade, from whom Wade's Green takes its residence, the property of Henry Done esq. and nowname, and there is a strong local tradition that the occupied as a farm house. Minshull Hall, an ancientremains of the Right Hon. George Wade P.C, M.P.Field Marshal, and commander of the King's troopsbrick edifice, is also now a farm house. The parishduring the Jacobite rebellion of 1745, who died 14March, 1718, were interred here; but it is evidentfrom the register of Westminster Abbey that he wasburied there March 21, 1748, near the choir gate, andin the abbey nave is an elaborate monument to him,executed by the distinguished sculptor, Louis F.Roubiliac On the exterior south-east wall of thechancel is a slab with undated inscription to ThomasMinshull esq. of Eardswick, and Alice, his wife, andthere is also a memorial to the wife of Milton, thepoet: there are sittings for 250 persons. The parishregisters commence in 1561, and contain the followingremarkable instance of longevity:—"1649, ThomasDamme, of Leighton, buried 20th of February, beingLuxmoore Charles Frederick Coryndon J.P, Ashbrook TowersThorp Rev. Alfred Edward L.Th(vicar). VicarageCOMMEBCIAL.Alcock Harry, farmer. ParadiseAstbury John Joseph, frmr.Village fmBaker James, farmer. Lea greenBarnett SI. frmr. Church House frmBamett Thomas (Mrs,), farmerBarnett William Henry, farmer,Manorfarm. Lea greenCH'D'IITGIJ' HEATH (or Bruera) is an ecclesiasticalparish formed in 1868 from the parish of St, Oswald,Ohelster, 5 miles south-by-east from Chester and 2J milessouth from Waverton station on the Crew© and Chestersection of the London and North Westem railway, in theEddisbury division of the county, lower division of thehundred and petty ^sessional division of Broxton, union ofTarvin, county court district of Chester, and in the ruraldeanery, archdeaconry and diocese of Chester. Theold name in a MS. in the British Museum i« " CapeUasuper Bruera," thence " Chapel on the Heath," " Churchon the Heath," now caUed "Churton Heath." Theecclesiastical parish comprises the to-wnships of Leacum-Newbold,pn the south, Saighton, on the north, andHuntington, on the north-west. The church of St.Mary the Virgin'iS an ancient edifice of red sandstone,supposed tio date from the loth century, having Saxonwork in par^s, a good deal of Norman and the re-Bebington Ann Jane (Mrs.), farmer,MinshtUl haUBirchall Alfred, farmer. Wood greenBirchall Geo. farmer. Out lanesBrereton AmeUa Ann (Miss), shopkeeper.Post officeBrereton Samuel, farmerCharlesworth Charles, farmer. Wade'sGreen hallEgerton Brothers, wheelwrightsFisher Thos. Jesse, horse trainer 4 dlrGreenwood Jsph. frmr. Pear Tree frmcomprises 2,325 acres of land, chiefly used for pasture,and 19 of water; rateable value, ;^4,022 15s.; the populationin 1901 was 318.Post 4 T. Office.—Miss Amelia Ann Brereton, sub-postmistress.Letters arrive from Middlewich, <strong>Cheshire</strong>,per messenger, at 7.45 a.m. s are dispatched theretoat 6 p.m.; no delivery of letters on Sundays. Thenearest money order office is at OverThe <strong>Council</strong> School (mixed), built in i860 by the lateHenry Brooke esq. 4 enlarged in 1896 by C F. CLuxmoore esq. was sold in 1905 to the Board ofEducation, under the Act of 1902: it will hold 130children; average attendance, 75; Robert Kitchen,master; Mrs. Ada Kitchen, mistressHoUinshead Brothers, farmers. TallTree houseHopley Samuel, miller, Minshull millJackson WiUiam, farmer. Out lanesLeigh T. Emest, coal 4 lime merchant(depot)Morris Jas. frmr. WUlow Tree farmPace Richard, farmer. Lea greenRobinson Fredk. farmer, Lee Grn.haUStockton Thomas, tailorSumner James, farmer. Lea greenTite George, Brooke's Arms P.HYoxall Sarah (Miss), farmer. Paradisemainder in Early English. The building consistsof chancel, nave, south chapel, and a small westernturret containing one hell: a fine Norman arch dividesthe chancel from the nave: there are handsome muralmonuments, with finely carved marble figures of cherubsunveiling medalUon portraits in relief of Sir ElUs CunUffeof Saighton bart. M.P, d, Oct, 1767: and of Sir RobertCunliffe ot Saighton bart. d. 1778. The church wasthoroughly re.stored and enlarged at the expense of thelate Duke of Westminster, under the direction ot Mr.-Walter M. Boden, architect, of Chester. During theremoval of the plaster, several fragments of Saxon andNoi-man ornament have been discovered. There are 200sittings. The register dates from the year 1657. Theliving is a vicarage, net yearly value j£^i8o, including 18acres of glebe, in the gift of the Dean and Chapter ofChester, and held since 1906 by the . Eev.. HenryWilliam Trott M.A. of Oxford University, arid chaplain
272 CHURTON HEATH. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'Sto Countess Grosvenor. Thomas Henry Davies- heavy; subsoil, clayey. The land is chiefly in pasture.GoUey esq. is the sole landowner. The soil is heavy The area is 729 acres; rateable value, ^1,120; theclay; subsoil, clayey; the land is chiefly pasture. p )pulation in 1901 was 49.The area is 133 acres; rateable value, ;^i89; the Letters through Chester. The nearest money order &population in 1901 was—township, 7; eccle^iaslical telegraph office is at Aldford,one 4 a half miles distantparish, 485.Parish Clerk, Job Astle.SAIGHTON (or Saigton) is a township and village iLetters through Chester. The nearest money order 4 mila south-west from Waverton station, on the Crewetelegraph office is at Aldford, one mile distantand Chester section of the London and North Westernrailway. There is a Presbyterian church, erected in 1857.Wall Box cleared at 7.30 p.m.; sunday, 10.10 a.m A reading room for the use of the inhabitants of theneighbourhood is open in the winter months at theschool. A water tower, from which the locality issupplied, was erected in 1891 by the first Duke of Westminster(d. 1699) on an eminence near to SaightonGrange: the water gravitates from the Welsh hiUs,HUNTINGTON is a township of scattered houses, onthe east bank of the river Dee, on the north-west fromChurton Heath and 3 miles south-by-east from Chester.The Duke of Westminster K.C V.O. the trustees of thelate George Cooper esq. who are lords of the manor, andMrs. Barnston are the principal landowners. The soilis a strong clay. The area is 1,423 acres of land and25 of water; rateable value, ;£'i,822; the population in1901 was 121.Letters through Chester; the nearest money order officeis at Boughton-in-the-City 4 the nearest telegraphoffice for delivery is at Ghristleton, about 2 miles distant.Telegrams can be dispatched from Boughton,about the same distanceLetter Box cleared 8.20 a.m. 4 8.45 p.m. week daysonlyLEA-CUM-NEWBOLD (or Lea Newbold) is a smalltownship on the south of Churton Heath, 6 miles southby-south-eastfrom Chester. The Duke of WestminsterK.C.V.O. who is lord of the manor, and T. H. Davies-Golley esq. are the principal landowners. The soil isCHURTON HEATH.Mosford Edward, farmer. The ElmsHUNTINGTON.Mason William, Huntington hallHewitt William, farmer, Meadow frmJones John, farmer, ButterbachMatthews Leonard, farm bailiff to W.Mason esqPartington Ann (Mrs.), beer retailerPartington Samuel, Eccleston Ferrytea gardens, 4 farmer (postaladdress, Eccleston)Salmon Robert, farmer,Oheaveley hallShallcross Charles, farmer, HuntingtonOld haU.Stalker George, farmerWalley Richard Dutton, farmer. TheGrangeThere are charities amounting to 4s. a year. SaightonGrange, the residence of Countess Grosvenor, is a handsomemansion, occupying an elevated position and commandinga beautiful view of the surrounding country.The Duke of Westminster K.C.V.O. is lord of themanor and the principal landowner. The area is 1,777acres; rateable value, ;^3,323; the population in igoiwas 308.Post Office.—^Walter Thomas, sub-postmaster. Lettersarrive from Chester 7 a.m. 4 5.15 p.m ; dispatched7.45 p.m. Sunday, arrive 7.45 a.m. ; dispatched 10,30a.m. Aldford, 3 miles distant, is the nearest moneyorder 4 telegraph officePublic Elementary School (mixed), buUt in 1862 andenlarged in 1891, for 140 children, is the property ofthe Duke of AVestminster; average attendance, 71;Thomas Barker, master;mistressLEA-CUM-NEWBOLD.Davies-Colley Thomas Hy. NewboldDenson Sydney, farmer, Lea-NewboldCODDINGTON is a parish comprising the tovmshipsof Aldersey, Ghowley and Coddington, 2 miles west fromBroxton station on the Chester and Whitchurch section ofthe London and North Western railway, 6 north-northwestfrom Malpas, and 10 south from Chester, in theEddisbury division of the county, higher division of Broxtonhundred, Tarvin union, Chester county court district,Broxton petty sessional division and in the rural deaneryof Malpas and archdeaconry and diocese ot Chester. Tbechurch of St. Mary the Virgin, rebuilt in 1833, at thejoint expense of the landowners, is a small edffice of redsandstone, with a stone belfry containing one bell, andFearnall Richard, farmer. Lea hall(postal address, Aldford)SAIGHTON.Boden Mrs. MGardner Edwin, Saighton houseGrosvenor Sibell M. Countess, Saightongrange ; 4 35 Park la,LondonWTrott Rev. Henry WiUiam M.A.(vicar). VicarageWyndham Right Hon. George PC,M.P., J.P. Saighton grange; 4 35Park lane W 4 Carlton club, LondonS WCOMMEBCIAL.AUwood Percy, farmer, Chapel houseaft'ords sittings for 300 persons. The register dates fromthe year 1681 to 1718, and then from 1823. The livingis a rectory, net yearly value, ;^i8o, with 6 acres ofglebe and residence, in the gift of the Dean andChapter of Chester, and held since 1909 by the Rev.Charles Tansley L.Th. of Hatfield Hall, Durham. Acharity of £1 yearly is distributed in money. In afield near the church is a tumulus, about 80 yards incircumference. Edward Richard Massie esq. of MineraHall, Wrexham, who is lord of the manor, and HughAldersey esq. J.P. of Aldersey Hall, are the chief landowners.The soil is strong clay; the subsoil, clay. Theland is chiefly in pasture, but oats are grown. Thearea of the township is 1,422 acres; rateable value,£2,175 ; the population in 1901 was—parish, 251, township,103.Sexton, William France.CODDINGTON,Tansley Rev. Charles L.Th. (rector).The RectoryCOMMEBCIAL.Jackson Sarah (Mrs.), frmr. The HallLea Alfred John, farmer, BeachinLewis Wm. miller (steam 4 water),Coddington millsMiss Elizabeth J. Birker,Ankers David, boot mkr.Hatton heathBarlow Thos. (Mrs.), cowkpr. HattonBeech Arthur, farmer, Saighton laneDavies Charles, farmer, MountDillow Walter, blacksmithDutton James, farmer. Dairy farmDutton Martha (Miss), cowkpr.HattonEdwards George, builderEnnion John, cowkeeper, Piatt's roughFryer John, farmer. Porter's heathGrace John, wheelwrightGregory Abraham, farmr.Porter's hthJones John, farmer, Saighton laneJones Samuel, farmerMinshull Joseph, farmerPleavin Geo. farmer, Hatton heathShaw Thomas, farmer, Hatton heathThomas Walter, shopkeeper. Post offCLA'DGHTON is a, township forming part of tbe borough of Birkenhead.Letters through Chester arrive at 7 a.m. WaU Boxcleared at 6.15 p.m. ; sunday, 8,45 a.m. The nearestmoney order 4 telegraph office is at Glutton, i miledistantThe children attend the school at Glutton.ALDERSEY is a township and small village, i milenorth from the parish church and 1^ north from Broxtonstation on the Chester and Whitchurch section ot theLondon and North Western and Great Western JointRaUways. Aldersey Hall, the seat of Hugh Aldersey esq.B.A., J.P, lord of the manor and chief landowner, is arectangular stuccoed mansion, standing in the midst ofa well-wooded park, in which there is a salt spring. Thearea is 802 acres; rateable value, ^^1,407; the populationin 1901 was 113.Letters through Chester, via Handley. The nearestmoney order 4 telegraph office is at Glutton, ij milesdistant. Wall Letter Box cleared at 6.45 p.m.;Sunday, 9.15 a.mGHOWLEY is a township and village in this parish,consisting of a few scattered houses, ij miles north-eastfrom the church. The trustees of the late J. H. Lecheesq. and G. Barbour esq. D.L., J.P. of Bolesworth Gastle,who is also lord of ihe manor, are the chief landowners.The area is 798 acres; rateable value, £1,172; thepopulation in 1901 was 35.Letters through Chester, via Handley. Wall Letter Box,cleared at 7.30 p.m. week days only. The nearestmoney order 4 telegraph office is at Tattenhall, abonti^ miles distantMoore John, farmer. White gateMoore John Pemberton, farmerMottershead Herbt, farmr. HighfieldsMottershead Philip, frmr. Home farmSandbach Uriab, frmr. New Beachin
DIRECTORY.]CHESHIRE.SiviUe Herbert, blacksmith Darlington Matthew Henry, farmer 4ALDERSEY.cheese manufacturerDutton Richard, carpenterAldersey Hugh J.P. Aldersey hallHarris Wm, farmer k assist, overseerSt. John seeker John, The Crooke Jones Herbert, farmer. Crook farmCOMMEBCIAL.^Peacock Oxton, farmer. Yew Tree fmClarke Thomas, gamekeeper to Hugh ; Phillips Thomas7*co-i^keeperAldersey esq! Rutter Hugh, farmerCOMPSTALL (or CompstaU Bridge) is a parish,formed in 1902, comprising the area of the ecclesiasticalparish of Werneth, and is in the Hyde division of thecounty, Macclesfield hundred, Hyde petty sessionaldivision and county court district, Stockport union, andis in the rural deanery of Mottram, archdeaconry ofMacclesfield and diocese of Chester. The vUlage is picturesquelysituated on the borders of <strong>Cheshire</strong> andDerbyshire, 5 miles east from Stockport, a mUe and ahalf from Marple Junction station and 2 miles north-eastfrom Romiley station, both on the Manchester and Hayfieldsection of the Great Central (late M. S. and L.)railway: the district is paved and well lighted with gasfrom works belonging to The Calico Printers' AssociationLimited; the water supply is derived from the neighbouringhills.Compstall is governed by an Urban District <strong>Council</strong> ofnine members, formed April, 1902, by Local GovernmentBoard Order No. 42,748, under the provisions of the"Local Government Act, 1894" (56 and 57 Vict. ch.73). There are Wesleyan and Primitive Methodistchapels. The Parish Hall and Sunday School, erected in1910 at a cost of about ^^2,000, will hold 600 persons.The inhabitants are principally supported by the cottonmills of The Calico Printers' Association Limited. Thereservoir assumes the proportions of a small lake,with the romantically-wooded banks of the Etherowbeyond. On the Derbyshire side of the hamlet are somegood private recreation and dancing grounds, attachedto the Compstall Gardens inn, and the property ot LordHoward of Glossop. Emecroft Hall, the residence ofGeorge Henry Hill esq, is a fine old Tudor mansion,occupying an elevated and picturesque situation on theDerbyshire bank of the Etherow: Green Hill, now (1910)unoccupied, is a handsome modem edifice surroundedwith well laid out grounds. The area of CompstallUrban District and civil parish is 873 acres of land and30 of water; rateable value, ;^5,i23 ; the population in1901 was 875.Parish Clerk, Compstall, John Booth.Post, M. 0. 4 T. Office, CompstaU.—Frederick Kay, subpostmaster.Letters via Stockport, delivered at 6.45a.m. 4 4.30 p.m. ; dispatched at 8.30 a.m. 4 7.30p.m. week days; sunday collection, n a.m. Moneyorder 4 savings bank business transacted from 9 a.m.to 6 p.m. ; telegraph office open from 8 a.m. to 8p.m. ; Sundays, 8.30 to 10 a.m. onlyWERNETH is a village, adjoining Hyde on the southeast,5 miles from Stockport, and extending to the riverEtherow, which here divides the counties of Chester andDerby. From the rising ground called Werneth Low, thehighest point in the county, very fine views are obtainedof the Derbyshire hills and the surrounding country.COMPSTALL.(Marked thus * should he addressedLudworth, Marple Bridge, Stockport.)PBIVATE BESIDENTS.Arnfield John, Church houseChaplin-Wilkinson Rev. James Wm.(vicar of St. PauPs, Werneth)Derbyshire James, Mount PleasantHargreaves Mrs. Bardsley knowlHill George Henry, Ernecroft hall(letters through Marple Bridge)Horn Mrs. Church house•Steward Joseph Ellis, Lane endTurner Wm. Arthur, Poplar groveCOMMERCIAL.Early dosing day, Wednesday.Barton Reginald, greengrocerBeard John, carrier. Beacon•Beswick Edwin, Windsor Gastle P.H•Bowers Thomas, fried fish dealerBradley Chas. greengrocer,Rose BrowBridge James, Commercial hotelCalico Printers'Association Ltd.cottonspinners 4 manfrs. Compstall mills•CompstaU Co-operative 4 IndustrialSociety Limited (John Bowden, sec4 manager)Conservative Club (Bert Watkis, sec)Cooper George, boot 4 shoe makerCOMPSTALL. 273Sivill Arthur, blacksmithGHOWLEY,Edge Thomas, farmerHughes Thomas, farmerJackson Jn. farmer.Chowley Oak frmLee Thos. Geo. farmer. Dragon farmWerneth St. Paul is an ecdesiastical parish, formedMay 24, 1841. The church, erected in 1840 by publicsubscription, is a building of stone in the Early Englishstyle, consisting of chancel, nave, north-east porch anda tower on the north side containing a clock and one bell:there is a tablet to the memory of the founder, who diedin 1855, and four memorial windows to other members ofthe Andrew family: in 1891 ten new windows wereerected and a new font placed in the church at a totalcost of ^65: there are sittings for 700 persons. Theregister dates from the year 1841. The living is avicarage, net yearly value ;^203, with residence, in thegift of trustees, and held since 1904 by the Rev. JamesWilliam Chaplin-Wilkinson, of St. Aidan's.The population of the ecclesiastical parish in 1901 was916.URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL.Meets at the <strong>Council</strong> school, Compstall, on the 3rdtuesday in each month at 7.30 p.m.Members.Chairman, John Arnfield.Vice-Chairman, Paul Etchells.Betire in April, 1911.James DerbyshireI Thomas WinterbothamGodfrey Horn |Retire in April, 1912.Rev. James WUliam Chap- I Paul EtchellsUn-Wilkinson| Ernest Hadfield HumbletonRetire in April, 1913.John ArnfieldI John WatersSamuel Turner |Officials.Clerk, Harry Newton, 9 Warren street, StockportTreasurer, Alfred Smith, Manchester & <strong>County</strong> Bank,StockportMedical Officer, Charles H. Hibbert L.B.C.P. 4 S.Edin.,L.F.P. 4 S.Glas. Marple BridgeSurveyor 4 Inspector of Nuisances, Stephen Hargraves,MarpleCollector, Herbert Higham, BredburyPublic Elementary School, CompstaU (mixed), erectedabout 1856, is an elegant buUding of stone in theGothic style, comprising a public assembly room,holding 700 persons, 4 class rooms; adjoining it isa rotunda used in the summer months by the bandbelonging to the parish. The school wUl hold 200children; average attendance, 157; Harry GeorgeHealey, master; Miss Jessie Hill, mistress; Mrs.Pickford 4 Miss Leicester, assistant mistressesEaves Oswald, shopkeeperFallows Robert, news agentWERNETH.•Gatenby John Bradshaw, shoe maker (Marked thus to be addressedGreen James, farmer " Werneth, "^ ^ Stockport," all others•Higginbotham 4 Pickford, grocers " Gee Cross, Hyde ")Hunt Betsy (Mrs.), shopkeeperPBIVATE BESIDENTS.Kay Fredk. shopkeeper. Post officeBarton Adam, Gerrards woodKing George Hy.Spring GardensP.H gg^jgy jyjj.^ p^jg -g^^ j^^u•Lomas Joseph, butcherMarkland Henry, fried fish dealerMarsland Sarah (Miss), shopkeeperPartington Samuel, grocer•Petty Mary (Mrs), butcherCooke Mrs. Edmund, Higham cottageFidler Mrs. Arnold houseOldham Miss, Ivy cottage, Arnold hillj Oldham Samuel, Arnold hillRadcliffe Miss, Arnold hUlReading Room 4 Library (WiUiam' ^;:^r'^g^ jj^^gj,jj^gi j^j^gGreen, sec) , .. , , , I WooUey Thomas, Arnold hiURenshaw Florence (Miss), shopkeeper 1•Sellars Ada (Mrs.), shopkeeper I „ , ^ COMMEBCI.4L•Shaw Edwin, confectioner[•Bagshaw John, farmer .Needham frm•Sidebotham M. (Mrs.), Northum- •Bennison Wm. frmr.Mop Beggar frmberland Arms P.Hi^Blackbum Thos. farmer. SprinkswoodStenton Ernest, butcher, Andrew st I ^araa « , , . . ,•Thornley John W. grocerIBonsall Joseph, farmer, Back-o'-th'-•Thornton Smith, beer retailerhiU farmTurner Samuel, fried fish dealer Charlesworth Emma (Mrs.), farmer,•Vinden Edward, greengrocerBirche's farm•Walker John. George hotel•WalkerW. (Miss),dress ma.Rose brow•Walker WiUiam, painter 4 decorator•WUd John, grocerCheetham Jas. frmr. Gheetham's foldDavis Joseph, farmer. Gee Gross•Denholme John, farmer. Pinfold•Dixon Wm. Hy. Werneth HaU farmCHESHIRE 18
274 COMPSTALL.•Falkner John, farmer, Clough Side•Gee S. shopkeeper, Hill end•Gibson Richard, farmer, Martin frm•Gregory George, farmer•Hastings Robert, farmerHorn John, farmer. Slate acre•Horn Godfrey, Hyde farmHudson Ralph George, Cross farmCHESHIRE.Hyde William, farmer. Cop browInchcliffe T. farmer, Gee Cross•Lee Abraham, farmer, Lillimans,Werneth lane•Oldham John, farmer,Beacon houses•Oldham Orlando, frmr. RatcUffe Fold•OUorenshaw Joseph, Low Top farmCONGLETONCONGLETON is a municipal borough, market and uniontown, on the banks of the river Dane and borders ofStaffordshire, with a station on the North Staffordshirerailway, and is the head of a county court district, 8miles south-south-west from Macclesfield, lo northnorth-westfrom Lee, 9 north from Burslem, 12 northfrom Newcastle-under-Lyme, 32 from Chester, 48 fromDerby, ^8j from Stafford, 28J from Uttoxeter, 20 fromStockport, nj from Stoke-on-Trent, 14 from Buxtonand 166 from London, in the Macclesfield division ofthe county, hundred of Northwich, Congleton sectionot Northwich petty sessional division, rural deanery ofCongleton, archdeaconry of Macclesfield and diocese ofChester. The Macclesfield canal passes the east endof the town and has a wharf in Canal street.The to-nn is lighted with gas from works, erected in1.832, at Brook side, and belonging to the Corporation,and supplied with water from the forge works, and thedistrict near the station and Mossley from Gorda Well,MJW Cop. The principal streets are wide and pavedand contain good houses and shops.The first charter of incorporation, Ranted in the reignof Henry III. by Henry de Lacy, was afterwards confirmedby several monarchs, but the governing charter until1635 ^^s that granted by James L in 1624-5. By theMunicipal Corporations Act, 1835 (546 Wm. IV. c 76),the town was divided into three wards, Dec. 7, 1835, andthe Corporation now consists of six aldermen and eighteencouncillors. A commission of the peace was granted tothe borough in 1836, and there is a borough police force.St. Peter's is an ecclesiastical parish, formed May 21,1867, from the parish of Astbury. The church, in Chapelstreet, erected in 1742, is a rectangular structure ofbrick, with gaUeries on three sides, and consists of naveand aisles and a western tower with eight pinnacles, andcontaining an iUuminated striking clock and 8 bells:-the lower stage of the tower forms a porch: the organwas erected in 1824 at a cost of ;^i,ooo; above the reredosare two paintings on canvas of St. Peter and St, Paul:•the church affords 1,253 sittings. The register .of"baptisms and burials dates from the year 1701, and ofmarriages from 1839. The living is a vicarage, net yearlyvalue ;2-55' including 26 acres of glebe, with residence,in the gift of Mrs. Hugh W. Williamson, eldest daughterof the late Thomas Rowland esq. of Overton, near Congleton,and held since 1891 by the Rev. Thomas TwistxngtonHiggins M.A. of Trinity College, Dublin.St. James's is an ecclesiastical parish, formed July 10,i?44, from the parish of Astbury. The church, in Weststreet, erected in 1847-8, at a cost of ;^3,5oo, is a buUdingof stone, in the Early English style, and consists ofchancel, clerestoried nave of six bays, aisles, north porch,vestries and a bell gable containing one bell; there isa richly carved pulpit of dark oak with the date 1600:the east window and four others are stained: the churchaffords 650 sittings. The registers date from the year1842. Tho living is a vicarage, net yearly value ;^3oo,^ith residence, in the gift of the Bishop of Chester, andheld since 1904 by the Rev. Ambrose Heygate M.A. ofKeble College, Oxford, and rural dean ot Congleton.St. Stephen's is an ecclesiastical parish, formed Aug. i,1845, from Congleton chapelry, 'The church, in Brookstreet, erected in i860, at a cost of about ;^4,ooo, is abuilding of stone in the Early English style, consistingof chancel, nave, aisles and a bell gable containing onebell: there are several stained windows, and the churchaffords 650 sittings The register dates from the year1844, The living is a vicarage, net yearly value ;£2io,with residence, in the gift of the Bishop of Chester, andheld since 1873 by the Rev. James Macleod BannermanM.A. of Trinity College, Dublin.MOSSLEY' is an ecclesiastical parish, formed in 1846f-om the parish of Astbury. The church of Holy Trinity,.it Mossley Moss, about a mile and a half east fromCongleton, was erected in 1844, and is an edifice in theEarly English style, consisting of chancel, nave, northand west porches and a bell gable containing one bell:there are two stained windows: the east window, designedby the late Sir E. Burne Jones bart, was the giftof Alfred Meakin esq. ; another, and also the carved[KELLY'S•Ratcliffe Richard, farmer. LowerClough Side•Slater Cyrus, farmer,Beacon Houses•Slater John, farmer•Swindells Geo. farmer,Bennfield frmWarburton JohnT.Hare 4 HoundsP.H•Whittaker Thos. frmr. Chorton Foldoak choir stalls, were presented by the Freemasons ofCongleton, in memory of Samuel Blackshaw: the church,including a west gallery, will seat 366 persons. Theregister dates from the year 1844. The living is a vicarage,net yearly value ;^2oo, with residence, in the giftof the rector of Astbury, and held since 1908 by theBev. Ernest Mostyn Ellis M.A. of New College, Oxford,The Catholic church, dedicated to St. Mary, in Westroad, erected in 1826, is a structure of brick, and basabout 400 sittings : attached are day and sunday schoolsand il residence for the priest, and a burial ground notnow used. The Congregational chapel, in Antrobusstreet, erected in 1876-7, at a cost of ^^5,000, is a buildingof stone in the Geometric Gothic style, from designsby Mr. Sugden, architect, of Leek, and will seat about6oD persons: under the chapel are lecture and schoolri'oms. The old Congregational chapel in Mill street,founded in 1790, is now the Masonic Hall.The United Methodist chapel, in Queen street, erectedin 1836-7, is of brick, and with galleries wiU seat about500 persons.The Primitive Methodist chapel, in Kinsey street,erected in 1821, was rebuUt in 1890, at a cost of ^^2,000,and with gallery will seat 550 persons : below the chapelare school and class rooms for 400 children. The PrimitiveMethodist chapel at Dane-in-Shaw, on the Biddulphroad, erected in 1840. is a small building, having 120sittings.The Unitarian Christian chapel, erected on the site ofthe old edifice in 1883, at a cost of about ^^2,000, affordssittings for 250 persons: adjoining are Sunday schoolbuildings, erected in 1856, for 250 children.The Wesleyan Methodist chapel, in Wagg street, erectedin 1808, and renovated in 1893, is a large building of redbrick, seating 900 persons ; a new minister's residencehas also been erected ; the total cost amounted to ;£4,ooo,and there are attached schools. In Brook street is anothersmall Wesleyan Methodist chapel, built in 1834,and seating 250 persons; and in Rood lane, a WesleyanMethodist mission chapel, erected in i836, and seatingabout 400 persons.The Salvation Army hold their meetings in Victoriastreet.St. Peter's Cemetery, situated on a lofty eminence alittle south of the church of that name, has an area of iacre, and was opened for interments about 1842 and enlargedin 1894 by the addition of i acre,'The Town Hall, in High street, was built in 1864, at acost of ;^8,ooo, from the designs of E. W, Godwin esq,on the site of the old Town Hall; the ground floor isused for the market, and the upper floor as magistrates'rooms, county court and municipal offices : in the centreis a tower no feet in height, containing 3 bells and aclock which strikes the hours and chimes the quarters:the faqade is adorned -with statues of H.M, Queen Victoria,Henry de Lacy. Earl of Lincoln, who first incorporated theborough, and Edward I. who granted its first charter:thebuilding also includes an assembly room 75 feet long by49 wide, and capable ot holding 1,000 persons, with agallery round three sides of the room for 200 persons:there is also a Ubrary and news rooms.The municipal insignia comprise a great mace and lessermaces and a corporate and other seals. The great maceof silver-gilt is 3 feet 5J inches in length and in generalform resembles the usual late type ; the staff is coveredwith a spiral pattern ot oak foliage and acoms and dividedinto sections by gadrooned knops, the foot knop, whichis much larger, being handsomely wrought and terminatingin double finial; four elegant open-work bracketssupport the mace head, the surface of which is dividedinto panels, containing respectively the borough arms,national badges, crowned, and the royal initials CR. andimmediately above is an encircling fillet, bearing the inscription"The Freedom of England by God's BlessingRestored to CR. 1661;" the circlet, instead of the usualcrosses and fleurs-de-Us, is formed of an intertwinedcable, looped round small shields and other ornaments,and the usual arches of the crown are imitated by fourornate scrolls curUng inwards and supporting a lund Otmound, highly enriched and surinounted by a flattened
DIRECTORY.J CHESHIRE. CONGLETON. 275orb with a plain cross : the chief interest of this mace liesin the fact that it was made in 1651, during the Commonwealth,when every kind of royal emblem was avoided,but on the Restoration it was subjected to various alterations;the inscription receiving the addition "To CR."and the date 1651 being changed into 1661; the royalbadges and arms on the side and top of the mace headare affixed by screws; these alterations, it seems, cost^3. The smaller mace of silver, and 14 inches long,consists of a plain banded staff in three sections, with abell-shaped head at either end, the upper being morerichly ornamented, and bearing the royal arms of JamesI, with the cypher I,R, The corporate seal, a very fineexample of 15th century date, is of latten, circular inshape and i| inch in diameter, and has tor a device a tunfloating on the sea, between two conger eels hauriant,and surmounted by a lion of England ; round the marginis a legend: the statute merchant seal of silver is ovaland li inches long; it bears a crowned rose with thecypher I.R. encircled by an inscription, and was re-cutin 1661. The corporation has also four halberds, nowcarried in processions by the borough police, and an oldchina punch bowl. The mayor wears a robe of darkcloth with silk facings, presented by T. G. Sheldon esq.mayor in 1882-3; and the mayor's sergeant has alsoa gown and cocked hat.In the rear of the Town Hall is the cattle market,opened in 1900 by Frank Lloyd and Sons, the countyand borough lock-ups for the confinement of prisonersand gaoler's house.The Corporation Fire Brigade consists of 17 members,who have three engines and a hose cart, kept in theMarket place.The Masonic Hall, Mill street (formerly a Congregationalchapel), was built in 1790, by Gapt. Scott, a wellknownevangelist. The lodge here was founded in 1846.A charter was granted for a weekly market, to be heldon Saturday, by Edward I. to Henry de Lacy, in the year1272 ; and an annual fair of three days' duration to beheld on the festival of the Holy Trinity: the fair haslong been discontinued, but the market, though inconsiderable,being so near to Macclesfield, is held everySaturday. The chief trade in corn is by sample. Fairsare held here on the 12th of May for pleasure, horseand cattle, and 22nd of November for horses and cattle.A cattle market and public auction is held in the Marketsquare every alternate Tuesday.The chief trades are the manufacture of silk and ribbon,silk throwsting and spinning, fustian cutting and towelweaving and cigar and tobacco manufacturing, and forthese industries there are extensive factories. Coachand chair making and wood turning are also practised,and there are ropewalks, iron and brass foundries,agricultural implement and machine works, and in thevicinity, com mills, gravel pits and stone quarries;these, unitedly, afford employment to a great numberof the inhabitants.A newspaper, called the " Congleton Chronicle " (withwhich is incorporated the " Congleton 4 MacclesfieldMercury ") was established in 1855, and is published onSaturdays by R. Head, n High street, Congleton.The "Congleton Guardian" (1899), a localised editionof the " Wai-rington Guardian," is published on Tuesdaysand Fridays by Mackie and Go. Limited, Bridgestreet, Congleton.Congleton is the head quarters of the 7th TerritorialForce Battalion The <strong>Cheshire</strong> Begiment.The DriU Hall, Albert street, erected in 1905, at acost of ^2,000, with dwelling house, for a sergeant-instructor; there are offices and reading rooms, and afine drill hall, 100 by 50 feet.The Cottage Hospital, established in 1886 and supportedby voluntary contributions, has 8 beds.Tbe West Heath Sanatorium, situated on WESTHEATH, at a distance of about three-quarters of a milefrom the town, was erected in 1908 at a total cost of^^"9,000 and contains 40 beds. The hospital is supportedby the ratepayers of the following places:—Alsager, Biddulph,Buglawton and Sandbach Urban District <strong>Council</strong>s,Congleton Borough and Rural District, and is controlledby the Congleton and District Joint HospitalBoard.The charities, for distribution in bread, clothing andmoney, amount to about j^270, yearly; including ;^62from Holford's charity, and ;jr93 yearly for the generaluses of the poor from the Alsager's charity; the latterfurnishes in addition ;^ii for apprenticing and the samefor education ; Parnell's gift of £2 yearly is for the clergy.The public park and recreation ground, which consistsof about 25 acres, is traversed by the river Dane, overwhich there is an iron bridge, and a second iron bridgewas opened in 1906, and the park affords ample facultiesfor boating, cricket and bowls during the summermonths; in the park are two pavilions, one for picnicparties and the other for the use of different athleticclubs.The objects of interest in the neighbourhood of Congletonare Moreton Hall, Astbury church, Biddulph Grange,Eaton Hall, Bath Vale mineral spring, the Old MiU,Cloud End and Mow Cop. Cloud End is 1,190 feet andMow Cop i,ogi feet above the level of the sea.Sir Walter Geoffrey Shakerley bart. of Somerford Park,is the lord of the manor.The area of the civil parish and municipal boroughis 2,554 acres of land and 18 of water; rateable value,^35,996; the population in 1901 was 10,707, viz. :North ward, 3,778; South ward, 2,849, and West ward,4,080.The population of the ecclesiastical parishes in 1901was: St. James, 3,533; St. Peter, 3,174; St. Stephen,2,994; Mossley, 1,006.OFFICIAL ESTABLISHMENTS, LOCAL INSTITUTIONS 4c.Post. M. 0., T. 4 Telephonic Express Delivery Office,MUl street.—W. Barnes, postmasterLetters delivered at 6.45 a.m. & i 4 7 p.m.; Sundays at6.45 a.m. onlySavings Bank 4 Annuity business transacted from 8a.m. to 8 p.m.; money orders (telegraph), 8 a.m. to8 p.mTelegraph Office open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. ; on sundaysfrom 8.30 to 10 a.m. onlyThere is a telegraph office at the railway station for deliveryof telegrams on the station premises only, openfrom 7 a.m, to 9 p.m.; sat. to 6.30 p.m.; sundaysat train times onlyArrivals.—Letters arrive from all parts at 4 a.m. &12.30, 2.50 4 6.40 p.mDispatches.—Morning maU to London 4; all parts, 8.45a.m.; day maU to London 4 the South, Potteries,Manchester, Grewe, Liverpool 4 North Wales, 11.30a.m.; to Manchester 4 Macclesfield, Midlands, Stokeon-Trent4 Potteries, 1.40 p.m. ; night maU to London4 aU parts, 9.15 p.m. (extra stamp, 9.30 p.m.); onlyone dispatch on sundays, at 9.15 p.m. (extra stamp,9.30 p.m)Parcel Post.—Parcels are dispatched to aU parts at11.30 a.m. 4 1.30, 7.30 4 9.15 p.m. Parcels are deliveredat 7.30 a.m. 4; i 4 7 p.m. (sundays excepted)Town Sub-Post 4 M, O. Offices :—Lawton street. West road 4 Hightown. At the HighTown Office telegrams can be handed in 4 telegraphmoney orders are issued, but not paidHightown.—Jonathan Chaddock, sub-postmaster. Lettersdispatched at 8.15 4 10.30 a.m. 12 noon 4 6 48.30 p.m. ; parcels 4 registered letters, 10.30 a.m. 12noon 4 6 (letters only) 4 7.20 p.m. Telegrams aredispatched only from this officeWest Boad.—J. T. Murray, sub-postmaster. Letterbox cleared at 7.30 4 n.io a.m. 4 12.35, 6.35 4 8.55p.m. on week days 4 8.30 p.m. on SundaysPost Office, Lower Heath.—Mrs. Lavinia Hopkins, subpostmistress.Letter Box cleared 8,45 a.m. & 6,45p.m. ; parcels 8.40 a.m. 4 6.40 p.m. ; no sundaydelivery. Buglawton is the nearest money order office4 Congleton the nearest telegraph officeCORPORATION.1909-10.Mayor, <strong>Council</strong>lor Alfred Barlow.Deputy Mayor, Arthur John Solly.Aldermen.Retire Nov.Charles D. Bradwell ... 1910Samuel Maskery 1910Arthur John Solly 1910<strong>Council</strong>lors.West Ward.Retire NovRetire Nov.Alfred Barlow 1913James Thomas Lucas... 1913George Pedley 1913Wm.Parsons Cartlidge 1910 Charles E. Palmer .Dennis Walter Hill 1910 Massie HarperJohn Gaunt 1911 John HillNorth Ward.Frederick Barton igio I Herbert Thursfield.Frederick Jackson 1910 I William Isaac FemJohn Hood 1911 | John Hankinson ....CHESHIRERetire Nov.191119121912191119121912
276 CONGLETON. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'SSouth Ward.„,. , „ Retire Nov, Retire Nov,Ehsha Hulme 1910 ' William Taylor 1911Charles Russdl 1910 Francis Wm, Adams... 1912William E. Hodgkinson 1911 | William Jackson 1912Officials of the Corporation.Town Clerk, Edward Ashley Plant, 3 Chapel streetTTeasurer, Edward SkeUand, Town hallMedical Officer of Health, Patrick Moir DavidsonL.B.C.P. 4 S.Edin. West streetBorough Surveyor, Water Works Engineer 4 SanitaryInspector, Bandle Burslam, Market placeInspector under Contagious Diseases (Animals) Act,Alfred Holburn F.B.CV.S. 56 High streetInspector of Weights 4 Measures, Roger Hind, BoroughPolice stationBorough Rate Collector, Henry Porter, 23 Antrobus stManager of Gas Works, Joseph T. BroughtonCommittee Clerk, WUliam DartMace Bearer, Frank LomasBOROUGH MAGISTRATES.The MayorBarlow Paul Thomas, 12 West road, CongletonBerisford Harry, Briarlea, Park lane, CongletonCarson William Lindsay, Antrim house, CongletonFarrington William, Danebury, Park lane, CongletonFern William Isaac, Bradshaw house, Lawton streetLucas James Thomas, High streetMaskery Samuel, The Brooklands, CongletonPedley George, West field, CongletonSolly Arthur John, West heath, CongletonStubbs George Wm. Welltrough. Park lane, CongletonTaylor William, The Meadows, CongletonClerk to the Magistrates, George Sproston, Chapel stBorough Petty Sessions are held at the Town hallevery mon. 4 thurs. at n a.m.COUNTY MAGISTRATES FOR THE CONGLETONPETTY SESSIONAL DIVISION.Swetenham Clement William esq. Somerford Boothshall, Congleton, chairmanBradwell Charles Dennis esq. Higher Daisy bank,CongletonDaintry George Percival esq. Oaklands, North Rode,CongletonGartside-Tipping Lieut.-Col. Robert Francis C.B. Davenporthall, CongletonMaskery Samuel esq. The Brooklands, CongletonMoir John esq. Brereton hall, SandbachShakerley Sir Walter Geoffrey bart. Somerford park,CongletonShakerlev-Ackers George Herbert esq. Moreton hall,CongletonSolly .Arthur John esq. West Heath, CongletonYates Joseph Maghull esq. K.C. Buglawton hall,GongltnThe Mavor of Congleton 4 the Chairmen of the BuglawtonUrban 4 Congleton Rural District <strong>Council</strong>s, forthe time being, are ex-officio magistratesClerk, Henry Lister Beade, West street, CongletonMeetings at Town hall, every 3rd Wednesday at n a.m.The places in the district are:—Buglawton, Davenport,Hnlme Walfield, Kermincham, Moreton-cnm-Alcumlow,Newbold Astbury, Odd Bode, Smallwood, Somerford,Somerford Booths 4 SwettenhamCONGLETON RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL.Meets at the Workhouse, Arclid, on alternate fridays, at12 noon.Chairman, Rev, Canon Armitstead, SandbachOfficials.Clerk. Harrv Ferrand. SandbachTreasurer, Thomas Marston. Manche.ster 4 LiverpoolDistrict Bank, CongletonMedical Officer of Health, Christopher Henry W. BennettL.R C.P.Lond., M.B.C.S.Eng. BeUe vue, Wheelockroad, SandbachSurveyor, J. H. Richardson, Rode Heath, SandbachSanitary Inspector 4 Road Surveyor, Arthur Lawton,Hackney's lake, CongletonCONGLETON 4 DISTRICT JOINT HOSPITAL BOARD.The Board, consisting of 18 members, was formed in1904.Meetings are held at West Heath sanatorium whenrequired.Chairman, Samuel Maskerv, The BrooklandsClerk, Harry Ferrand, Crewe road, SandbachTreasurer, Thomas Marston, Manchester 4 LiverpoolDistrict BankCHESHIRE LOCAL PENSION COMMITTEES.Congleton Borough Sub-Committee.Clerk, Edward Ashley Plant, 3 Chapel streetPension Officer, William W. Elliott, 10 West streetCongleton Rural District Sub-Committee.Clerk, Harry Ferrand, Crewe road, SandbachPension Officers, WUliam W. Elliott, 10 West street,Congleton 4 Hy. Jn. Carnall, 344 Market sq. CrewePUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS.Borough Police Station, Market place, Henry Ingles,chief constable, with 2 sergeants 4 8 constablesCottage Hospital, The Park, P. M. Davidson L.R.C.P.Edin,, E. J. W, Carruthers M.D. William Isaac FeriiLR.CP.I. k J. P. Lowe M.A., M.B., Ch.B.'Vict.medical officers; Charles Wood, hon. sec<strong>County</strong> Court, Moody street. His Honor Beginald BrownK.C, LL.B. judge ; Henry Latham,Moody street, registrar4 high baiUff. The county court is held atthe Town Hall, monthly; office. Moody street. ThefoUowing places are within the jurisdiction of the countycourt of Congleton 4 Sandbach:—Alsager, Arclid. Astburyor Newbold Astbury, Betchton, Biddulph, Blackden,Bradwall, Brereton, Brownlow, Buglawton, ChurchHulme, Church Lawton, Congleton, Cotton, CranageDavenport, Eaton, Elton, Elsworth, Ettiley Heath, Hassail, Hulme Walfield, Kermincham, Leese, MartonMoreton, Moston, Mow Cop (<strong>Cheshire</strong>), Odd RodeRadnor, Sandbach, Scholar Green, Smallwood, Somerford,Somerford Booths, Swettenham, Tetton, Twem^low 4 Wheelock. Courts are held at SandbachquarterlyThe district of the court is within Macclesfield Bankruptcydistrict, Arthur Crabtree Procter, 23 KingEd'ward street, Macclesfield, official receiverCertified BaUiffs appointed under the " Law of DistressAmendment Act," William Mainwaring 4 John W.Hilditeh, Sandbach; John Latham, Moody street,Congleton; Allen Hall, Alsager; Joseph Bate, Parkstreet, Congleton 4 Charles Hulme, BiddulphFire Engine Station, Corporation, Market square, GeorgeBanks, captainPublic Park, Joseph Amson, park keeperTown Hall, High street, Frederick FarraU, hall keeperWest Heath Sanatorium, Joseph Peter Lowe M.A.Oxon.,M.B., Ch.B.Vict. medical officer; Harry Ferrand,Sandbach, clerk to the board; Miss M. K, Griffins,matronTERRITORIAL FORGE.7th Battalion <strong>Cheshire</strong> Regiment (comprising A, B, C,D, E, F, G 4 H companies); head quarters. DrillhaU, Albert street. Staff:—Lieut.-Col. E. W. GregV.D. commanding; H. Backhouse, major; Capt.E. L. Roddy, adjutant; Hon. Lieut. H. E, NeweU,quartermaster; Lieut.-Col. C AverUl M.D., V.D.,R.A.M.C. (T.F.) k Hon. Surg.-Lieut.-Col. J. H.Hacking, medical officersCongleton Companies :—A, Gapt. W. P. Reade (commandingdetachment) 4 B, Gapt. G. H. SwindeU;Sergt.-Major-Instructor A. K. Hobbins, drill instrctrCONGLETON UNION.Board day on alternate fridays, at the Workhouse atArclid, at 10.30 a.m.The Union comprises the following places:—Alsager,Arclid, Betchton, Blackden, Bradwall, Brereton-cum-Smeth-wick, Buglawton, Ohurch Hulme or HolmesChapel, Church Lawton, Congleton, Cotton, Cranage,Davenport, Elton, Goostrey-cum-Barnshaw, HassaU,Hulme Walfield, Kermincham, Leese, Moreton-cum-Alcumlow, Moston, Newbold Astbury, Odd Rode, Sandbach,Smallwood, Somerford, Somerford Booths, Swettenham,Tetton, Twemlow, Wheelock. The area is50,570 acres; rateable value. Lady Day, 1910,;^207,62o; the population in 1901 was 32,524Chairman of the Board of Guardians,Saml.Maskery J.PClerk to the Guardians 4 Assessment Committee, HarryFerrand, SandbachTreasurer, Thomas Marston, Manchester 4 Liverpool DistrictBank, CongletonCollectors to the Guardians, WUliam James SkeUand,3 Park road, Congleton; Aaron Penketh, Middlewichroad, Sandbach 4 James Redfern, Holmes ChapelMedical Officers, Alsager k Odd Rode district, HenryFreeland Kingston B.A., M B., B.Ch.Dub. MyrtleHaves, Alsager; Church Hulme district, Lionel Jas.Picton M.A., M.B., B.Ch.Oxon. Saddlers Close,Holmes Chapel; Congleton district, Edward JohnWalter Carruthers M.D,, C.M.Edin. Moody street,Congleton; Sandbach district, Robert Riddell MB.,C.M.Edin. West View, Wheelock road, Sandbach
DIRECIORY.] CHESHIRE. CONGLETON. 277Public Vacdnators, Alsager 4 Odd Rode district, C. H.W. Bennett L.R.CP.Edin. Belle vue, Sandbach;Congleton district, WiUiam Isaac Fem L.R.CP.Irel.Bradshaw house, Lawton street, Congleton; Sandbachdistrict, Christopher Henry- Wentworth BennettL.R.C.P.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng. BeUe Vue, Sandbach;other districts same as medical officersBelieving 4 Vaccination Officers, Congleton district, Wm.James SkeUand, 3 Park road, Congleton; ChurchHulme district, James Redfern, Holmes Chapel;Sandbach district, Aaron Penketh, Middlewich road,SandbachWorkhouse, Arclid, is a buUding of red brick of considerableextent, capable of boldmg 354 inmates; it waserected in 1844, and consists of a centre 4 two wings;John Young, master; Rev. Charles Edward MucklestonB.A. chaplain; Robert Riddell M.B., C.M. medicalofficer; Miss Mary Clarke, matron; Miss AnnieBooth, assistant matronAn Infirmary was opened in 1900, at a cost of from;^5,ooo to ;^6,oooSuperintendent Registrar, Henry Latham, n Moodystreet, Congleton; deputy, WUliam Henry Garter,Moody street, CongletonRegistrars of Births 4 Deaths, Church Hulme sub-district,James Redfern, Holmes Chapel; Congleton subdistrict,William James Skelland, 3 Park road, Congleton;Sandbach sub-district, Harry Ferrand,Crewe road, SandbachBegistrar of Marriages, Congleton district, John Latham,n Moody street, CongletonPUBLIC OFFICERS.•Chief Veterinary Inspector for the <strong>County</strong>, Alfred HolburnM.R.CV.S. 56 High streetCollector of Poor Rates, Samuel Lancaster, 26 Kinsey stClerk to the Trustees of Congleton Inclosure, GeorgeSproston, Chapel streetCustom 4 Excise Officer, WUliam Elliott, 10 West stMedical Officer, Eaton 4 Martin District, MacclesfieldUnion 4 Medical Officer of Health, Buglawton UrbanDistrict <strong>Council</strong>, Patrick Moir Davidson L.R.C.P.Edin. 3 West streetPLACES OF WORSHIP, with times of Services.St. Peter's, Chapel street, Eev. Thomas TwistingtonHiggins M.A. vicar; 10.30 a.m. 4; 6.30 p.m.; wed.7 p.mSt. James', West street. Rev. Ambrose Heygate M.A.vicar 4 rural dean; Rev. Godfrey Fryer RusseU B.A.curate; 8 4 10.30 a.m. 4 630 p.mHoly Trinity, Mossley Moss. Rev. Ernest Mostyn EllisM.A. vioar; 10.30 a.m, 4 6.30 p.m.; also 8 a.m.every sun.; daily serivces. 8.30 am. 4 6.30 p.mSt. Stephen's, Brook street. Rev. James Macleod BannermanM.A. vicar; 10.30 a.m. 4 6.30 p.mSt. Mary's Catholic, West road, Rev. Ralph C Chapman,priest; mass, 9 4 10.30 a.m.; holidays ofobligation, 9 a.m. 4 7 p.mCongregational, Antrobus street. Rev. George Hall;10.30 a.m. 4 6.30 p.mPrimitive Methodist, Kinsej' st.; 10.45 )a.m. 4 6 p.m. ; wed. 7.30 p.m. f Rev.Thos.FletcherPrimitive Methodist, Dane-in-Shaw ; I (supt)2.30 4 6.30 p.m. ; thurs. 7 p.m. 'Salvation Army, Victoria street; 74 iia.m. 4 3 46.30 p.m.; daUy, 8 p.mUnitarian, Cross street, Frederick Hall, lay worker; 11a.m. 4 6 p.mUnited Methodist, Queen street (Burslem (Bethel) circuit); 10.30 a.m. b 6 p.m.; wed. 7 p.mWesleyan Methodi.st, Wagg street; \ Rev. T.FuUer Bryant10.30a.m. 46p.m. ; tues. 7.30p.m, I (superintendent)Wesleyan Methodist, Brook street; I Rev, Hermann Ste-6 p,m. ; thurs. 7 p.m, / phensonWesleyan Methodist, Rood lane ; I Rev, Joseph Rippon6 p.m. ; wed, 7,30 p.m. / (supernumerary)SCHOOLS.Free Grammar School, near St. Peter's church, -wasfounded before the Reformation, the earliest existingrecord relating to repairs in 1553, 4 the position ofthe old school house on one corner of the churchyard•of St. Peter's, would imply that the first master was aresident priest 4 the school a chantry for chorister"boys. The Corporation did all tbe repairs of thepremises b claimed a general control over the institutionuntil they were checked in 1643 by the Bev.Andrew Bowrey, then master, who refused to acknowledgetheir dismissal of him. During the Commonwealtha cordwainer named Hall was appointed themaster, on the ground of his being, as stated in therecords, a " scoUer 4 godly man." "The present schoolwas buUt in 1814, 4 has an endowment of ;£i6 yearly,being a fixed charge on the revenues of the Corporation: there is also a special endowment of ;£500, theresult of a general subscription in honour of the lateRandle Wilbraham esq. on his completion, in 1848, ofthe 50th year of high stewardship of the borough, theincome derived from which is devoted to the freeinstruction of three boys for ever, to be selected by theowner of Rode Hall for the time being; £1 is paidunder the wiU ot Dr. Hulme; 4 Samuel Malbon, ofOxford, apothecary, 4 son of a former master, left in1789 a field worth £6 yearly for the master's use. Allsons of burgesses are taught classics free, but feesare charged for other ordinary subjects, 4 the masteris allowed to take boarders. The school is at present(1910) used as an art school, 4 the endowments, forthe time being, are used to provide scholarships forsecondary school purposesEDUCATION ADMINISTRATION SUB-COMMITTEEFOR CONGLETON UNION AREA.Chairman, Rev. Canon Armitstead, SandbachClerk, Harry Ferrand, SandbachSchool Attendance Officers, Congleton district, HarryProcter, Smallwood; Church Hulme district, Eli Pickstock,Holmes ChapelPublic Elementary Schools.An Education Committee, consisting of 10 members ofthe Corporation 4 6 co-opted members, of whom oneis a lady, has been formed for the boroughThe Committee meets at the Town hall, on the firstWednesday in each month, at 5 p.m.Chairman, Alderman George PedleyVice-Chairman, H. J. R. PamphelonSecretary, Henry Latham, n Moody streetAttendance Officer, W. Norris, i Nelson streetSt. Peter's, Chapel street (mixed 4 infants), erected in1828, for 300 children; average attendance, 200 mixed4 100 infants; E. H. Davis, master; Miss Mary JaneGreen, mistressSt. James', North street (boys), for 250 children; averageattendance, 175; James Saxon, masterSt. James', North street (infants), built for 160 chUdrenb enlarged in 1895, for 174; attendance, 172; MissMary Jane Pointon, infants' mistressSt. James', Astbury street (girls), erected in 1844-5, ^or250 children; average attendance, 104; Miss GertrudeMalbon, girls' mistressSt. Stephen's, Spragg street, for 320 mixed 4 215 infants; average attendance, 162 mixed 4 84 infants;James Goodwin, master; Miss Ellen Ford, girls' 4infants' mistressHoly Trinity, Mossley Moss, built in 1845 4 enlargedin 1910, for 270 children; average attendance, 195;Harry Boulton, masterSt. Mary's Catholic, West road, rebuilt in 1908, for 104chUdren; average attendance, 100; Stephen John Fell,masterWesleyan Methodist, Brook street, for 246 children;average attendance, 174; John Henry Wood, masterWesleyan Methodist, Wagg street (mixed), built in1869, for 420 children; average attendance, 252; infants,122 ; John Ashton Jewell, master ; Mrs. Mary A.Jones, mistressNEWSPAPERS.Congleton Chronicle (with which is incorporated theCongleton 4 Macclesfield Mercury), published onfridavs; Robert Head, n High st. printer 4 publisherCongleton Guardian, 14 Bridge street, Mackie 4 Co.Limited, publishers; published tuesdays 4 fridaysRAILWAY,North Staffordshire, Station, Park lane, Charles Home,station masterOmnibusses to 4 from the railway station, from theLion b Swan hotel. Swan bank, 4 ' Bull's Head,'MUl street, to meet all trainsCARRIER.Mrs. Sarah Watts, to Sandbach, from ' Queen's Head,'Swan bank, every thursWATER GON'VEYANCE.Fly boats are dispatched to all parts, via Macclesfieldcanal; Edwin Chapels, agent
278 CONGLETON. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'SPBIVATR RESIDENTS.Adams Miss, The Oaks, MossleyAdams Fras.Wm.Moss bank.Canal rdAllen Mrs, Gables, Park laneBaird Mrs. West streetBaker Herbert, 24 West roadBannerman Rev, James Macleod M.A.(vicar of St. Stephen's), St. Stephen'svicarage. Brook streetBarlow Alfred, West roadBarlow Paul Thomas, 12 West roadBerisford Harry, Briarlea, Park laneBerisford Johnson E.Newlands,Park laBerrv Albert E. 48 Brunswick streetBes-wick Thomas, The Mount, NewcastleroadBillington William, 108 West roadBirk Mrs. Sunny bank. Park laneBlackshaw Miss, High townBlackweU John C Wynbourne,Park laBooth Mrs. Park laneBourne Miss Jane, 14 West roadBowe Frank Gordon, 120 West roadBowyer Mrs.Willoughby viUa,West rdBradwell Charles Dennis J.P. HigherDaisy bankBryant Rev.T. FuUer (Wes.),Wagg stBullock Mrs. HUlesden, Park laneBurslam Randle, 18 Moody streetCarruthers Edward John Walter M.D.Moody streetCarson William Lindsay, Antrim ho.Park laneCarter Walter, n Park streetCartledge William P. Howey laneCaudwell Charles. Ivy ho. High townCauston Harry, Heathfield,Sanbach rdChadwick Mrs. Derby house, Park laChapman Rev. Ralph C (Catholic),West streetGhappells Thomas Henry, Mossleyhouse, MossleyGbatterton Mrs. 7 Howey hillClark Richd. E. Rathgar, Park laneCliff Mrs. 29 Moody terraceCook Levi. The Laburnums, Canal stCooke James, Oakdene, Park laneCope Charles, Lower heathCoronel Maurice, 112 West roadGotteriU David, Southfield, Park laneCotterill Mrs. Holm leigh, Park laneDale Thomas, 28 West roadDaniel Miss, College view. West roadDaniel Thomas Albiston, Avondale,Park laneDart William, Femleigh, Howey laneDavidson Patrick Moir. 3 West streetDunn Frederick, Bon-air, Park laneEllis Rev. Ernest Mostyn M.A. (vicarof Holy Trinity), Vicarage, MossleyFarrington Wm. Danebury, Park laneFaulder Miss,TheQuintons,Sanbach rdFern WUliam Isaac, Bradshaw house,Lawton streetFletcher Rev. Thomas (PrimitiveMethodist), Park laneFord John, 15 Park streetForster Sydney J. Sefton avenueFowden Mrs. 23 Howey hillFreebody John, Park laneFurnival Henry Edward, MossleyGarnet Frank, MosslevGarsideMrs.Brownswolds,Newcastle rdGater George Gorbett, Hightown vil.HightownGibbs John B. Lower heathGibson Fredk. W. Glenholme,Park laGillman John Wm. Ardsley, MossleyGreen Morgan, 26 West roadHaU Rev.Fred(Unitarian),iio West rdHall Rev. George (Congregational),Moody house. Moody streetHall Charles Edward, Park laneHall Charles Russell, Homefield,Chapel streetHawthorne Stephen,Mona ho.MossleyHead Robert, West lodge, Astbury rdHeygate Rev. Ambrose M.A. (vicar ofSt. James' 4 rural dean), St.James' vicarage, West roadHigginbottom Harry, Cross la. HightownHiggins Rev. Thos. Twistington M.A.(vicar ot St. Peter's), St. Peter'svicarageHill Dennis Walter, 29 Wagg streetHinrichsen Semmy, Henshall hall,MossleyHodgkinson Fredk. Highbury, Park laHodgkinson Robert, Stone ho.MossleyHogg Mrs. Chapel streetHogg Mrs. Capel,Moody ter.Moody stHoUand Charles. The OrchardHoUinshead John,Cleveland, High twnHope Miss, 15 Howey hillHughes Miss. Moodv ter. Moody stJackson Fred, Park laneJee Mrs. Belmont, Park laneJewell John Ashton, Clovelly, Park laKeeling WUson, The Stych, MossleyKeisler George, Birch nookKennerley James H. 9 Howey hillKitchen Miss, MossleyKnowles Jacob, 16 Moody streetLast Arthur, 14 Moody streetLatham Henry, 25 Moody terraceLatham John, 10 Moody terraceLawton John, Inglewood. Park laneLawton John Thomas B. Moody terrace.Moody streetLowe Joseph Peter, North view. LawtonstreetLowe William, 27 Wagg streetLucas James, Berry bank, Howey hillLucas Wm. Jn. Sunnyside, Howey laMcLeod Alexander Edward, Park ho.Park streetMar.
DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. CONGLETON. 279Barker George E, auctim^er, see Baker 4 BarkerBarlow Charles b Son, silk throwsters. Lower Park stBarlo-w Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 9 Swan bankBarlow Thomas A. butcher, 58 Mill streetBw'ton Frank, shopkeeper, Waggs roadBate Joseph, auctioneer. Park streetBateman Alfd.G.; shirt mfr.Perseverance nulls,WorraU stBayley James Smith, news agent, 43 Brook streetBayley Joseph, joiner, Spragg Street worksBayley Sarah Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 10 Victoria streetBayley Thomas, mineral water maker. Park, roddBayley William, blacksmith, 18 Csmal streetBeach W. 4 A. marine store dealers. Rood hillBeedi Edith (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 2 Waggs roadBeeland John, Three Arrows P.H. 70 MUl streetBelt WUliam, shopkeeper, Davenport streetBerisford 4 BirchenhaU, trimming manfrs. Victoria millBirchenhaU David, trimming manufacturer, see Berisford4 BirchenhaUBirks Joseph, boot 4 shoe maker, 30 High streetBirtles John, Wheatsheaf P.H. 58 West streetBlackshaw George, cooper, Wagg streetBlackshaw Harry, insurance agt. see Heath 4 BlackshawBooth Jonathan 4 Son, millwrights. Little Park streetBooth Artbur, butcher, 58 Lawton streetBooth Ellen (Mrs ), gunsmith, 26 Antrobus streetBooth Jemima (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 15 Swan streetBooth Jonathan, farmer. Back laneBooth Joseph, sAiopkeeper, 45 Canal streetBould Solomon, pawnbroker, 13 Bridge streetBoyson George, taUor, 15 Mill streetBracegirdle Henry, boot maker, 77 MUl streetBrennan Mary (Miss), hosier, i Mill streetBrereton Charles, confectioner, 45 Hig*h streetBrindley Emily (Miss), shopkeeper, 60 Canal streetBrindley James, fried fish dealer, 3 Canal streetBrittain James, grocer, 72 Mill streetBroad Arthur Edmund, druggist, 2 Bridge streetBroad George, dentist, 2 Duke streetBroadhead Annie E. 4 Florence (Misses), linen kwoollen drapers, 5 High streetBrocklehurst WUliam, auctioneer, i West streetBrogan WUliam, greengrocer, i6a, Lawton streetBromley Albert, boot b shoe repairer, 27 John streetBrookes Jethrcsupt.Refuge Assurance Co.Ltd. 16 West rdBrough Charles, fried fish dealer, 14 Kinsey streetBrough Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 44 Canal streetBrown Charles G. cabinet maker, ^,6 Lawton streetBrown Thomas, cycle maker, 42 Mill streetBullin Ann (Mrs,), farmer, 21 'West streetBurden William, furniture dealer, 47 West streetBurge L, 4 Sons, shopkeepers, 'Wagg streetBurgess Robert 4 Co, photographers, 28 High streetBurgess Daniel, greengrocer, 21 Antrobus streetBurslam Randle, borough surveyor, water works enginr.canal boat inspector ft sanitary inspector. Market piBurslam Wm. Haywood, rope 4 twine manufr. 66 Mill stBurt Sarah Ann (Mrs.), Lamb inn, Blake streetButchers Walter C grocer, 29 Antrobus streetButters Joseph, fried fish deder, 24 Edgerton streetCampbeU James Henry, insurance agent, 13 Canal stCampbeU Thomas, fried fish dealer, 8 Sprag streetCannon George, Railway Station hotel. High townGarmthers Edward John Walter M.D., C.M.Edin. surgeon,4 medical officer Congleton district, Congletonunion, hon. surgeon to the Cottage Hospital ft trusteeof Congleton charities. Moody hall. Moody streetCarter George ft Isaac William, slate 4 tUe merchants,Lawton streetGarter William Henry, deputy superintendent registrarof births, deaths ft marriages. Moody streetCartledge Richard, insurance agent, 65 MUl streetCaudwell Charles, mUler. High townCemetery, near St. Peter's churchChaddock Arthur, emigration agent, 27 Canal streetChaddock Eliza (Miss), confectioner, 3 Duke street ftfruiterer, 41a, High streetChaddock John, fried fish dealer, 49 Willow streetChaddock Jonathan, shopkpr. ft sub-post office.HightownChaddock William, greengrocer, 25 High streetChadwick (Tharlea, shopkeeper, 82 Canal stree*Chadwick Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 25 Kinsey streetChambers John, Highland Laddie P.H. Astbury streetChamp James, boot maker, 58 High streetCharlesworth Annie 4 Emily (Misses), miUiners, 84La-wton streetCharlesworth ft Litchfield, drapers, 18 Lawton streetCharles-worth ft Co. tailors, 49 West streetCharlesworth Arthur, draper, i WUlow streetOharleimorth Oharles, travelling draper, 127 Canal roadCharlesworth Samuel, hosier, 20 Lawton streetClarke John, wheelwright. Boundary lane, MossleyClarke John, wheelwright, 46 West roadClarke WUliam, Queen's Head P.H. Park laneClarson Annie (Mrs.), Boot inn, i Duke streetGlegg Walter, sign writer, 8 Moody streetCliff Thomas, farmer. Moss bank, HightownCliffe W. H. 4 Sons, blouse manufacturers, Royle stCliffe Joseph, farmer, Newcastle roadCliffe Thomas, Durham Ox P.H. West streetCliffe WUliam, shopkeeper, 3 Mill greenClougfti Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 75 Astbury streetClowes John, butcher, 48 High streetCole William H. druggist, 4 Bridge streetCongleton Benevolent Burial Society (Arthur Burgess,sec), 28 Victoria streetCongleton BUI Posting 4 Advertising Co. (Robert Head,director), n High streetCongleton Chronicle (Robert Head, proprietor ; publishedSaturday), 11 High streetCongleton Constitutional Club Go. Limited (Dennis HiU,sec). Swan bankCongleton Corporation Yard (William Hibberts, foreman).Park streetCongleton Cottage Hospital (P. M. Davidson L.R.C.P.Edin. ; E. J. W. Carruthers M.D., W. I. FemL.R.CP.I. ft Jos. P. Lowe M.A., M.B., Ch.B.Vict.medical officers; Charles Wood, hon. sec. ; MissAmy Wagnell, matron), 9 Park streetCongleton k District Floral 4 Horticultural Society(Robert. Head, hon. sec), 11 High streetCongleton Equitable Building Society (J. H. Kennerley,sec), Albert place. Canal streetCongleton Equitable 4 Industrial Co-operative SocietyLimited (James Cooke, sec.); registered office, 34MiU street; also 33. 35 4 37 Mill street; 'West road;Moor street; 3 Astbury street; 26 Rood hUl; Brunswickwharf 4 16 High st.; Bradley Green, Biddulph.4 BuglawtonCongleton Guardian (Mackie ft Co. Limited, publishers;published tues. 4 fri.), 14 Bridge streetCongleton Liberal Club (John S. Greenhalgh, sec).Bridge streetConglettm Relief Association (Samuel Maskery, sec),firewood dealers. Canal streetCons-leton (The) Sanitary Steam Laundry(Potts Brothers, proprietors)Congleton Science & Art School (J. B, Gibbs, master),—Free Grammar school'Congleton Trades 4 Labour HaU ft Club (Peter Broadhurst,sec), 51 Lawton streetConway John, news agent, 28 Park streetCook Arthur, farmer, Back laneCook Clement, beer retaUer, Park streetCook Fred, cvcle agent. Park streetCook Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 28 Davenport streetCook WUliam, fustian cutter, Albert mUls, Canal streetCooke Thos. 4 Ernest, buUders, Eaton bank,Low.Park. stCooke Arthur, greengrocer, 69 4 71 West streetCooke Clarissa (Mrs.), hatter, 24 High streetCooke Harriet (Mrs.), fruiterer, 30 Lawton streetCooke WiUiam, painter, 9 Mill streetCooper John, Wagon 4 Horses P.H. West roadCope George, farmer, Lamberts laneGcpe John, farmer. Canal roadCope Thomas, baker, 85 Canal streetCorporation Gas Works (George H. Broughton, manager),BrooksideGotteriU Elizabeth ft Emma Louisa (Misses), grocers,I ft 3, Brook street „. . .. *CotterUl Samuel, pharmaceutical chemist, 9 High street<strong>County</strong> Court (His Honor Beginald Brown K.C., LLJB.judge;- Henry Latham esq, registrar ft high bailiff).Moody streetCoweU Charles, Black Horse P.H. 9 Bndga streetCrosby Winifred (Miss), costumier, 4 Duke streetCrossley John, fried fish dealer, 24 Rood hUlDale Adam, farmer. Boundary lane, MossleyDale Christopher, shopkeeper, 74a, MUl streetDale Emma (Miss), boot dealer, 51 4 53 MiU streetDale Henry, tailor, 65 West streetDale Thomas, draper, 25 High streetDale Thomas, taUor, 14 West streetDale Walter, fustian cutter. Hatter streetDalrymple Peter, travelling draper, MossleyDaniel Thomas Albiston, solicitor (firm, Daniel 4 Oldfield,Macdesfield), i West streetDavenport Daniel, farmer. Back laneDavenport T, ft Co, drapers, 2 Lawton street ft outfitters,7 High street
280 CONGLETON. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'SDavidson Patrick Moir L.R.CP, ft S, ft L,M,Edin.,L.F,P.4 S.Glas. surgeon, 4 medical officer of health to theborough, to the Buglawton Urban District <strong>Council</strong> 4medical officer Eaton 4 Martin district, Macclesfieldunion, 3 West streetDavies John, confectioner, 15 Antrobus streetDevenport Samuel, boot repairer, High townDishley John Thomas, stationer, 22 Lawton streetDodd Thomas, shopkeeper, 57 Mill streetDolman Elizh. (Miss), skip 4 basket ma. 8 Lawton streetDuncalf John 4 Albert, butchers, 20 Antrobus street 410 Bridge streetDuncalf Thomas, shopkeeper, SUk streetDunkerley Thomas, Lion ft BeU P.H. 12 Mill streetDutton James, dogger, 22 WiUow streetDutton John W. cabinet maker, 18 4 20 Park streetDyson William E. shopkeeper, 81 Canal streetEastmans Limited, butchers, 42 High streetEaton John, news agent, 84 Mill streetEgerton Thomas, umbrella maker, 68 MiU streetElkin Rowland, news agent, 8a, Bridge streetElliott William W. customs 4 excise officer, pensionofficer for Congleton Borough 4 Congleton RuralDistrict 4 Prestbury District Sub-Committees of the<strong>Cheshire</strong> Local Pension Committee, 10 West streetFarrall Albert, grocer, 77 West streetFarraU John, chair maker. Moor street ft antiquedealer, 82 Lawton streetFarraU Samuel, confectioner, 37 High streetFenney George, shopkeeper, 65 Canal streetFern 4 Lowe, physicians 4 surgeons, Bradshaw house 4North view, Lawton streetFern William Isaac L.R.CP. 4 L.M.I., L.R.C.S.Edin.(firm. Fern 4 Lowe), surgeon, 4 public vaccinatorCongleton district, Bradshaw house, Lawton streetFindlow George, furniture dealer, 27 Mill streetFire Engine Station (Corporation) (George Banks, captain),Market squareFoden George, Boar's Head P.H. 46 Mill streetFoden Joyce (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Davenport streetFoden Robert, greengrocer, 20 Astbury streetFord Harriet (Mrs.), druggist, 73 Lawton streetFord Walter, Star inn, 24 Bridge streetFoster Mary Francis (Mrs,), dress maker, 6 West streetFox George H. grocer, 24 Lawton streetFrodsham Jonathan, antique dealer, 4 West streetFrodsham William, The Grapes P.H. 16 Willow streetFytton Arthur W. Seven Stars P.H. 73 West streetGannon Martha (Mrs.), news agent, 36 Moor streetGara Thomas, butcher, 9a, Bridge streetGarside Henry, clothier. Park roadGater Percy John, news agent. High townGee Alice Emma 4 Ellen (Misses),confctnrs.20 Bridge stGee Edward, plumber, 9 Booth streetGee James, hair dresser, 7 Mill streetGee John, hair dresser, 12 Lawton streetGee William Edward, plumber, 54 West streetGent Charles, Bridge inn, MiU streetGerrard Charles Henry, Rising Sun P.H. AstbuTy streetGibbons Henry, fustian cutter. Booth streetGibbs Alice (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 23 Spragg streetGibbs John B. artist. Lower heathGibson Albert, farmer, Lamberts laneGibson WiUiam, farmer. Boundary lane, MossleyGoodall Henry, shopkeeper, n West roadGoodwin Arthur, confectioner, 5 Mill streetGoodwin Arthur, news agent, 74 Lawton streetGoodwin Frank, insurance agent, 35 Moor streetGordon Clement, builder, 41 Moor streetGordon Thomas, stationer, 4 sub-post office, 3:2. k 34Lawton streetGreen Elizabeth (Mrs.), dress maker, 40 Lawton streetGreen Frederick, teacher of music, 33 Wagg streetGreen George, hair dresser, 40 Moor streetGreen George, pork butcher, 18 High streetGregory James, shopkeeper, 7 Park streetGrey WiUiam, farmer. Puddle bankGriffin William, shopkeeper, 24 Willow streetGroom Charles Edmund, watch maker, 9 Kinsey streetGrundy Elizabeth (Mrs,), shopkeeper. Park laneGrundy Percy, insurance agent. Park laneGuest Benjamin, engineer, Eaton Bank works 4 cycleagent, 2 Park streetGuest William, grocer, 6 Park streetHackney Alfred James, <strong>Cheshire</strong> Cheese P.H, 26 West stHackney Harry, butcher, 50 West streetHackney Herbert, pork butcher, 27 High streetHackney Walter, boot repairer, 11 Kinsey streetHaddacks 4 Co. tailors, n Swan bankHadfield Charles Gam (exors. ot), ironmongers, 19 ft 21High streetHagston George Skelton, Borough Arms P.H. 50 High stHall Charles, Moss inn. Canal roadHall Charles Russell, architect (diocesan), surveyor jcestate agent, 4 actuary of the Congleton SavingsBank, Chapel streetHall Joseph (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 20 Wagg streetHall Theophilus, china ft glass dealer, 26 Lawton streetHaU Thomas, butcher, 14 Lavrton streetHall WUliam A. jun, pork butcher, 8 Rood hiUHall WUliam Arthur, butcher, 24 Wagg streetHallet R. E, 4 Co. shirt manufacturers. Brown streetHancock Annie (Miss), ladies' outfitter, 45 West streetHancock Francis, Rothery's Vault P.H. 9 Duke streetHancodc John, coal dealer, 4 Henrietta streetHancock Mary (Mrs.), draper, 6 Kinsey streetHankinson John, beer seller, 42 Moor streetHankinson John, jun. butcher, 34 Moor streetHardacre Jas. Hy. Prince of Wales P.H. 4 ft 6 Lawton stHarding George, reg. lodging house, St, Helen's squareHarding Samuel, hair dresser, 8 Bridge streetHargreaves H. 4 Go. Limited, coal merchants (G. F.Shaw, sec), Brunswick wharfHarper Massie, Lion 4 Swan commercial ft famUy hotel4 posting house. Swan bankHarris Bros, hair dressers, 8 Swan bank ft 34 High stHarris George, watch maker, 26 Victoria streetHassall Edward, furniture dealer, 71 Lawton streetHawkins John, greengrocer, 18 Kinsey streetHaynes James, bricklayer, 33 Brook streetHead Robert, bookseller, publisher, stationer 4 printer,II High street. Telephone 5YHeath 4 Blackshaw, insurance agents, 54 Antrobus stHeath Bobert 4 Sons Lim. coal merchants, Brunswickwharf, Buxton roadHeaver Brothers Ltd. brewers (stores), 23 High streetHicksons, confectioners, 19 Mill streetHiggins Paul, saddler 4 harness maker, 25 West streetHiginbotham Rebecca 4 Jessie (Misses), confectioners,Walworth bankHiginbotham Frank, plumber, 50 West streetHill 4 Son, drapers, 38 4 40 High streetHill Daniel C druggist, 41 West streetHill George Thomas, fishmonger, 63 MUl streetHill John, farmer, Back lane. West endHiU Sarah Ann (Mrs.), Shakerley's Arms P.H.WUlow stHilton Stephen 4 Sons, boot dealers, 62 High streetHind Roger, inspector of weights 4 measures for theborough. Market placeHiskins 4 W^ooltorton, coach builders. Park streetHobbins Sergt.-Major A. K. drill instructor to A ft BCos. 7th "Territorial Force Battalion <strong>Cheshire</strong> Regiment,Drill hall, Albert streetHodgkinson 4 Yoxall, drapers, 15 4 17 High street &Market squareHodgkinson Joanna (Mrs.), farmer. Park laneHodgkinson Mary (Miss), grocer, 35 West streetHodgkinson William Charles, farmer, Padgbury roadHodgkinson William Edward, grocer, 70 High streetHolburn Alfred M.R.C.V.S. veterinary surgeon, inspectorunder the Contagious Diseases (Animals) Act forthe borough 4 for Congleton District of the county,56 High streetHolland Chas. Hy. pianoforte tuner 4 repr, 11 Wagg stHolland Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 27 Thomas streetHolland John, butcher, 24 West streetHolland John, shopkeeper. High townHolland Maria (Miss), farmer, Moreton meadowsHolme Charles Henry, buUder, 114 West roadHolmes J. 4 Co. ale 4 stout bottlers. Mill streetHood John, shopkeeper, 69 Brook streetHope Louisa (Mrs.), s'hopkeeper, 43 Mill streetHopkins Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 44 MUl streetHopkins Levina (Mrs.), shopkeeper. Lower heathHopkins William, fustian cutter, Dane Bridge miUsHome Chas, station master N. S, Railway stn. Park laHorsfield Brothers, fustian cutters, Albany mUls,Canal8tHorton Rachel (Mrs.), grocer, 57 Canal streetHough Walter, dogger, 62 4 64 Canal streetHulme Elisha, seedsman, 25 Lawton street ft greengrocer.Little streetHulme Isaac, fruiterer, 42 Lawton streetHulme Joseph, shopkeeper, 6 Rood hiUHulme Thomas, cheese dealer, 6 Little streetHulme Thos. (Mrs.), mUk seUr. John st. off Astbury stInvicta Press Limited, printers, West roadJackson Alfred, ironmonger, 82 Park streetJackson Annie (Mrs.), fustian cutter, 94 MUl street 4Royle Street millJackson Arthur, wheelwright. Booth streetJackson Eli, tinsmith, 2 Lion streetJackson Fred, fustian cutter, Moor Street mill; WalworthBank mill; Park street ft Silk streetJackson Frederick P. cycle dealer, 22 ft 24 MiU street
DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. CONGLETON. 281Jackson John Benjamin, ironmonger, 75 West streetJackson 'WUliam (branch of the United Velvet Cutters'Association Ltd.), sUk manufacturers,Howey Lane millJackson William J. hair dresser, 12 High streetJeggo Dan, butcher, 15 Bridge streetJeggo Fanny (Mrs.), fancy repository, 15 Bridge streetJohnson George, greengrocer, 13 Mill'streetJohnson Mary (Miss), servants' registry, 2 Wagg streetJohnson Peter, Wharf inn. Canal streetJones Samuel, beer retaUer, Thomas streetKearton William, Bose ft Crown P.H, 44 West roadKeates Charles Henry, watch maker, 43 High streetKeeling Mary (Mrs.), milliner, 3 High streetKeUy Thomas', plumber, 29 Lawton streetKennerley N. ft Son, plumbers. Swan bankKennerley 4 Go. business register publishers, Albertplace. Canal streetKennerley James, draper, 91 Antrobus streetKennerley John Henry F. G.B.A. accountant 4 sec. tothe Congleton Equitable Building Society, Albertplace. Canal streetKermode 4 Son, drapers, 31 4 33 High streetKey William, cycle agent, 10 Willow streetKnowles William, shirt manufacturer, 34 Victoria streetLancaster Lavinia (Mrs.), grazieT,Boundary lane,MossleyLancaster Martha (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 24 River streetLancaster Samuel, assistant overseer 4 collector of poorrates. Park view; office, 26 ELinsey streetLancaster Walter, greengrocer, 29 Moor streetLancaster William A. greengrocer, 15 Bridge streetLatham Henry, solicitor, commissioner for oaths, highbailiff 4 registrar of county court 4 superintendentregistrar, clerk to Borough Education Committee 4Higher Education Committee 4 Congleton charitytrustees, 11 Moody streetLatham John, registrar of marriages for the Congletondistrict, 11 Moody streetLatham Richard, shopkeeper, 50 Canal streetLatham Samuel, cab proprietor. Moor streetLawton Brothers, drapers, 7 Duke streetLawton Arthur, sanitary inspector 4 road surveyor tothe Congleton Rural District <strong>Council</strong>, Hackney's lakeLeak George, china 4 glass dealer, 13 Swan bankLee Georgina (IMiss), shopkeeper, 64 Lawton streetLees Ernest, hair dresser, 5 'West streetLicensed Victuallers' Association (Joseph Holmes, sec),MUl streetLitchfield Alice (Miss), draper, see Charlesworth 4LitchfieldLittlemore Amos, shopkeeper, 6 Edgerton streetLittlemore John, shopkeeper, 40 'West roadLloyd Frank 4 Sons, auctioneers. Market squareLockett Phoebe (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 22 Astbury streetLouth Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 'West heathLowe Robt. H. 4 Co. hosiery manufrs. Old mill. Mill grnLowe Joseph Peter M.A., M.B., Ch.B. (firm. Fern &Lowe), surgeon. North view, Lawton streetLucas James Thomas, grocer, 12 High streetLucas Jane Ellen (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 13 Kinsey streetLucas John, farmer, Boundary lane, MossleyLucas Peter John, farmer. Boundary lane, MossleyLucas William, dress maker, 5 Swan bankMacclesfidd Canal Co. (Edwin Chapels, agent); wharf.Canal streetMachin Enoch, insurance agent. Park laneMachin Ernest, grocer, 39 High streetMachin Martha (Mrs.), farmer. Boundary lane, MossleyMcLeavy John, shopkeeper, 10 Kinsey streetMpLeod Alexander Edward, land agent to Col. Sir Walt.G. Shakerley bart. Park house. Park streetMainwaring Henry, Globe P.H. Canal streetMainwaring William, shopkeeper, 18 Victoria streetManchester ft Liverpool District Banking Co. Limited(branch) (Thomas Marston, manager). Swan bank;draw on London office, 75 Gornhill E GMannering James, shopkeeper. Nelson streetMarland WiUiam, insurance agent, Rosemount, Park laMarshall Fanny (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 86 Lawton streetMarston Thomas, manager Manchester ft LiverpoolDistrict Banking Co. Limited ft treasurer to tbeCongleton union, Congleton Bural District <strong>Council</strong>,Biddulph Urban District CouncU ft Buglawton UrbanDistrict Goundl, Swan bankMarsiima Go. tobacco manufacturers. MeadowsMaskery Samuel & Co. confectioners, 2 Swan bank;Hiokson's MiU street ft Bridge street; makers ofCongrleton GlngrerbreadMaskery Lucy (Mrs.), stationer, 14 Bridge streetMasonic Hall (Mrs. Eliza Hopkins, caretaker). Mill stMaxfield H. Jas. M.B.C.V.S. vet. surgn. 63 Antrobus stMaypole Dairy Co. Limited, 16 Bridge street• Meilor WUl, tobacconist, 29 WUlow streetMeredith Charles, clothier, 36 High streetMiller John G. smaUware dealer, 63 Lawton streetMiller William, draper, 13 West streetMinshaU Arthur, shopkeeper, 54 Mill streetMinshull Thomas, hair dresser, 8 Willow streetMitcheU Fanny (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 68 West roadMoore Frederick, hair dresser, 32 West roadMoores Charles, farmer, Mossley farm, MossleyMoores Frederick, greengrocer, 9 Astbury streetMoores Henry, greengrocer, 42 West roadMorris Albert M. grocer, 55 Lawton streetMorton George Henry, Antelope P.H. 80 Lawton streetMottershead John, bricklayer. West HeathMottershead William, greengrocer, 15 Brook streetMoulton Ethel (Mrs.), girls' school, Priestly fieldsMoulton Thomas, draper, n Bridge streetMullineux Ed-win, shopkeeper, 32 Edgerton streetMunro G. 4 J. wine 4 spirit merchants, i Bridge streetMycock Walter, butcher, 76 Lawton streetNational Telephone Co. Limited Exchange (Miss MayGibbons, operator), 46 High streetNichoUs Eliza (Mrs.), marine store dealer, MUl streetNixon John Henry, shopkeeper, 24 Victoria streetNorris Frederick, insurance agent, 58 Lion streetNorris John Thomas, insurance broker, n West streetNorris W. school attendance officer, i Nelson streetOakes Wm. Geo. hardware dlr. 71, 4 dogger 74, Mill stO'Dwyer Stephen, Black Boy P.H. 23 High streetOilier Henry, boot maker, Astbury streetOUier John, boot 4 shoe maker, 84 West roadOrme Aaron, shopkeeper, 78 Lawton streetOrme Ernest, miller (water). Mill streetOxborrow Charles, confectioner, 46 Lawton streetPadley George, shopkeeper, i Lion streetPalmer Mary (Mrs.), grocer. Canal roadParker Lucv (Mrs.), draper, 16 MiU streetParkes A. Harry, King's Arms P.H. i High streetParr's Bank Limited (branch) (H. C Reade, manager).Swan bank; draw on head office, 4 Bartholomew lane,LondonPass F. W. 4 Sons, plumbers, 69 Antrobus streetPeake Harry, china 4 glass dealer, 56 MiU streetPearson James 4 Co. silk manufrs. Dane mill, Dane stPedley George, butcher, 21 Bridge streetPedley George Edward, taUor, 6 High streetPedley Thomas, shopkeeper, MossleyPeet Amos, baker, 55 West streetPemberton Edward, shopkeeper, 15 Canal streetPemberton Edward, jun. shopkeeper. Canal roadPenn Llewellyn Mayson M.A. preparatory school forboys, Mossley haU, MossleyPerry John, dispensing chemist, 2 Mill streetPhillips Annie (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 3, Antrobus streetPickering Fanny Lees (Mrs.), herbalist. 99 Antrobus stPickford Thos. Henry, Mechanics' Arms P.H. 2 Tanner stPickford William R. fustian cutter, see Tompkinson 4PickfordPlant Edward Ashley (firm, Sheldon 4 Plant), soUcitor4 commissioner for oaths 4 town clerk, clerk toCongleton Borough Sub-Committee of the <strong>Cheshire</strong>Local Pension Committee, Chapel streetPointon James ft Alfred John, builders, contractors,timber merchants 4 joiners. Steam saw mills, AntrobusstreetPointon Samud, shopkeeper, 10 Blake streetPoole Harry, china 4 glass dealer, 29 Canal streetPorter Henry, borough rate collector, 23 Antrobus stPorter Thomas (Mrs,), farmer, Padgsbury roadPostles Charles E. Staffordshire Knot P.H. 15 West stPotts Elizabeth (Mrs.), draper, 3 Bridge streetPotts Emma(Mrs.),glass 4 earthenware dlr.38 Lawton stProudlove Alexander, farmer, Bromley farm, Bromley stPublic Wdgh Bridge (Frank Ainsworth, cl€rk),Market sqRadley 4 Co. wine 4 spirit merchants. Swan bankRead Enoch, Grove P.H. Lower heathReade H. L. 4 W. P. solicitors. West streetReade 4 Go. Limited, silk spinners. Brook mUls, Mill stReade H. C manager Parr's Bank Limited, Swan bankReade Henry Lister (firm, H. L. 4 W. P. Reade), solicitor4 commissioner for oaths, deputy clerk of theGrown 4 clerk of indictments on the North Wales ftChester circuit, clerk to the county magistrates,deputy steward to borough, solicitor to trustees otcommon land 4 steward of the manor of Horton,West streetReade William Parsons M.A., LL.M. (firm, H. L. 4W. P. Reade), solicitor, clerk of indictment forCheshir«> Quarter Sessions 4 solicitor for CongletonInclosure, West streetRedfern Fred, shopkeeper, 4 Little streetReed Charles, Ram's Head P.H, Rood hUlRimmer Alfred, Odd FeUows' Arms P.H, 22 Rood hUl
282 CONGLETON. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'3Robinson Frank, grocer, 66 High streetRothery Arthur, wine 4 spirit vaults. Swan bankRoylance Alfred, painter, 3 Moor streetRoylance Samuel Knowles, plumber 4c. 9 Chapel streetRutland WUliam, insurance agent. Dale streetSaggerson WUliam, Bull's Head hotel. Mill streetSalt 4 Stubbs, outfitters, 21, 23 4 25 Mill streetSalt William, pawnbroJcer, 23 West streetSanderson Arthur, Farmers' Arms P.H. 79 West streetSavings Bank (Charles Russell Hall, actuary); open onmonday evenings from 7 till 8.30 4 Saturdays from 1until 4.15 p.m. 4 7 till 8.30 p.m. 13 High streetSeville Frederick William, photographer, 10 Lawton stSheard William, confectioner, 44 Lawton streetSheldon 4 Plant, solicitors. Chapel streetShepherd John 4 Son, fustian cutters. Vale millShrigley James, insurance agent, 4 Nelson streetSims Arthur, fried fish dealer, 27 Biver streetSinger Sewing Machine Co. Limited, Mill streetSkelland John B, outfitter, n Mill streetSkelland Edward, borough treasurer. Town hallSkelland William James, relieving 4 vaccination officer 4registrar ot births 4 deaths, Congleton sub-district4 collector to the guardians, Congleton union, 3Park roadSkellern Frank, hosier 4 glover, 41 High streetSkelton William, fishmonger, 14 Mill st. 4 62 Lawton stSkerratt Charles Samuel 4 Son, shopkeepers, n Swan stSkerratt Charles, jun, smaUware dealer, 16 Waggs roadSlater .\rthur, shopkeeper, 62 Park streetSmall George, Boyal Oak P.H. 21 Waggs roadSmallwood Charles, nursery 4 seeds man. West heathSmith Edna (Miss), shopkeeper, 92 MiU streetSnelson Walter, butcher, 23 WiUow streetSommerfield John, fried fish dealer. 5 Mill greenSproson Henry, shopkeeper, i Spragg streetSproston George, clerk to the borough magistrates 4 toCommon Land Trustees, Chapel streetSproston John James, Newcastle roadStandeven James, builder, Wagg streetStandeven James, jun. buUder, 61a, Antrobus streetStanhope Allen, New inn. Mill greenStanway Joseph, wheelwright. Park laneStarkey Alfred, shopkeeper, 25 John streetStott 4 Smith, turkish towel manufacturers. Empiremill, Hatter streetStTPPt Edna (Miss), shopkeeper, MossleyStubbs George William, outfitter, see Salt 4 StubbsStubbs Joseph Burton, confectioner, 32 High streetSugden John, grocer, 44 High streetTagell William, silk throwster. Prospect millTa-(lor Hannah Jane 4 Charlotte Ann (Misses), confectioners,60 High streetTavlor Thomas & Son (branch of the United VelvetCutters' Association Limited), fustian cutters,Meadow, Perseverance 4 Storehouse millsTaylor John, farmer, Bood hillTerritorial Force (7tb) Battalion The <strong>Cheshire</strong> Begiment(Lieut.-Col. E, W. Greg V.D. commanding;Capt. E. L. Roddy, adjutant; Hon. Lieut. H. E.Newell, quartermaster; A Co. Gapt. W. P. Reade &B Go. Capt. G. H. SwindeU; Sergt.-Major A. K.Hobbins, drill instructor) ; head quarters. Drill hall,Albert streetCBANAGE is a parish on the road from HolmesChapel to Knutsford, i mile from Holmes Chapel stationon the Crewe and Manchester section of theLondon and North Western railway, 5 miles north-westfrom Sandbach and 3^ east-north-east from Middlewich,in the Knutsford division of the county, Northwichhundred, Middlewich petty sessional division, Congletonunion and county court district. Cranage Hall, occupiedby William Oswald Carver esq, J.P, is a mansionof red brick and stone, standing in a well-wooded parkof 90 acres on the banks of the river Dane. The Rev.Canon John Richard Armitstead M.A. vicar of Sandbach.is lord of the manor and chief landowner. Thesoil is loamy and sandy. The chief crops are pasture.ind wheat. The area is 1,964 acres of land and n ofwater; rateable value, ;^3,98o 11s.; the population in1901 was 361.Carver Wm. Oswald J.P. Cranage hallHaworth James B. Dane BankMassey Tom, Dane Bank cottageReiss Henry J. The HermitageCOMMEBCIAL,BaskervUle Arthr, mrkt. gardnr. ftfloristBostock WiUiam, farmerBowden John (exors. of), farmersThompson Levi, tobacconist, 8 High streetThornicroft Frederick ft Co. paper merchants. Hightownmill, HightownThursfield Joseph, plumber, 20 ft 22 West streetTilley Alfred, chimney sweeper, 55 MiU streetTomkinson Daniel, shopkeeper, 14 Rood hUlTomkinson Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, n Brook streetTompkinson 4 Pickford (branch of the United VelvetCutters' Association Limited), fustian cutters, SpindleStreet millsTowers Hugh, joiner. Willow streetTown Hall (Frederick Farrall, hall keeper). High streetTriner William, saddler, 18 Bridge streetTrueman Jane Ann (Mrs.), grocer, 12 4 14 WUlow stTurner John, cowkeeper, 86 West roadTurner AVUliam, shopkeeper, 62 Mill streetTurnock Ezra, farmer. Boundary lane, MossleyTwemlow Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 2 Swan streetTwigg William, tobacconist, 47 High streetTyler Ezra, boot 4 shoe maker, 2 Bridge streetVernon Elizabeth (Mrs.), milliner, 52 4 54 High streetWalkley Thomas, farmer. Bank topWaller Emily Elizabeth (Mrs.), herbalist, 20 Princes stWalsh Mary (Mrs,), ihopkeeper, 9 Back Park streetWalter James, Lord Nelson P.H. 71 Brook streetWarburton James, threshing machine propr. West heathWarburton James, jun. farmer, Lamberts laneWard Frederick, boot maker, Dane-in-ShawWard Jacob, butcher, 20 High streetWard Wm. silk throwster. Mill house, Dane-in-ShawWarrington Thomas, butcher, 7 Bridge streetWatts Sarah (Mrs.), cab 4 fly proprietress, West heathWeaver John Henry, Red Gow P.H. 28 Lawton streetWeir John, beer retailer, 67 Canal streetWest Heath Sanatorium (Joseph Peter Lowe M.A., M.B.,Ch.B. medical officer; Miss K. M. Griffin, matron),West heathWhitehurst John Wm. Ye Olde White Lion, 22 High stWhittaker Daniel, beer retailer, 45 Mill streetWbitter Charles William, ironmonger, 26 High streetWild P.4 Co.Lim.silk spinners,Dane mills 4 Forge milliWUliams A. & Go. cycle manufacturers, 103 Antrobus stWilliams John, Bear's Head P.H. 35 High streetWilliams Sam, boot repairer, 75 Canal streetWilliamson Henry, chemist 4 druggist. Swan bankWilliamson Henry, wood turner, Dane mill, Dane streetWood 4 Allen, mineral water manufacturers, Lawton stWood George, carpenter, Worrall streetWoodcock Lewis, blacksmith, 69 Mill streetWooUey Emma (Mrs.), Coach 4 Horses P.H. 36 Mill stWooltorton Hy. W. coach bldr. see Hiskins k WooltortonWorrall Arthur Jas. 4 Geo. builders. Stone House greenWorrall Joseph 4 Go. builders. Park streetWorrall Arthur, organ builder, 21 Wagg streetWorrall William, builder, Wagg streetWorth Emma (Miss), shopkeeper, MossleyWright Cbarles Henry, pianoforte dealer, 5 Bridge stWright Isabella (Mrs ). hardware dealer, 16 Lawton stYates Israel, tea merchant, 43 West streetYates Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 25 Spragg streetYearsley James Henry, beer retailer. 64 Rood hillYoxall Fanny (Miss), milliner. 12 Bridge streetYoxall Harry, draper 4c. see Hodgkinson & YoxallYoxall Samuel, plumber, 48 Antrobus streetMONKS COPPENHALIi. see Crewe.Letters through Holmes Chapel, <strong>Cheshire</strong>,nearest money order 4 telegraph office, iWall Letter Box, Cranage Hall, cleared atweek days onlywhich is themile distant7.20 p.m.Endowed School, with house for master, enlarged in1910, for no children; average attendance, 95; theschool has an endowment of ;^i6 yearly derived fromthe Hermitage estate under the will of the late ThomasBayley Hall esq. for the free education of 10 girls 610 boys; by the same bequest each boy has a newblue coat ft cap & each girl a new blue gown everyyear 4 also a penny loaf every sunday; ArthurHodgkinson, ma^ster; Miss Gertrude Hodgkinson,mistress; Miss Blanche Toung. assistant mistressButters Robert, cowkeeperHesketh James, corn ft flour agentGarson Samuel, farmerHill Thomas, shoe makerCarson WiUiam, farmer, Dane bank Hocknell Edward, farmer, Nook farmClarkson Edwin, farmer, Budheath Hocknell Jn. Thos. farmr.HoIUni farmLodge farmHockneU WUliam, farmer. Dairy fannEaton Thomas, farmer. Rose bank Kennerley George, farmerFalkner John, bakerLea Thomas, farmerFord John, farmerLeach Mrs. Agnes, farmerGallimore Geo. farmr. Hermitage frm Massey Bros.cheese factors&corn msn
DIRECTORY.]OlUer Frank, farmerPennell Mrs. farmerRosson Edith (Miss), assistant over-CHESHIRE.seer ft clerk to the Parish <strong>Council</strong>,Cranage farmRosson Elizh. (Mr8.),frmr.Cranage fmCREWEGREWE is a municipal borough, market town and railwaycentre, with a junction station on the main line ofthe London and North Western railway, 157J mUes fromLondon, 3J from Nantwich, 21J from Chester, 53J fromBirmingham, 72J from Coventry, 75 from Chesterfleld,63! from Fleetwood, 51J from Huddersfield, 80 fromLeeds, 44J from Liverpool, 73 from Leicester, 104 fromLincoln, 22J from Macclesfield, 31J from Manchester, 67from Nottingham, 121J from Peterborough, 53 fromPreston, 84 from Rugby, 4I from Sandbach, 25 fromStafford, 25^ from Stockport, 15 from Stoke-on-Trent,24i from Warrington, 3?^ from Wigan and 40J fromWolverhampton; from Crewe station lines of the abovecompany diverge to Stockport and Manchester, also toLiverpool, Chester and North Wales, and to Shrewsburyand South Wales; the North Staffordshire railway has aline from Stoke-on-Trent to this town, and there is abranch of the Great Westem railway from MarketDrayton, The borough originally comprised the townshipof Monks Coppenhall, but, by the Local GovernmentBoard's Provisional Orders Confirmation (No. nAct), Nov. 9, 1892, the greater portion of Church Coppenhall,a small portion of Shavington-cum-Gresty, andalso a small portion of Wistaston were added to theborough, which is in the Crewe division of the county,hundred, union and county court district of Nantwich,and in the rural deanery of Nantwich and archdeaconryand diocese of Chester.Crewe was incorporated by charter granted AprU 27,1877, the Corporation now consisting of 8 aldermen and 24councillors, from whom a mayor is selected; a commissionof the peace was granted April 7, 1881: the town is wellpaved and lighted by electricity; gas is also suppliedfrom works belonging to the London and North WesternRailway Company, and water from works at Madeleyand Whitmore, also the property of the company. TheCorporation Sewage Farm, off West street, covers anarea of 280 acres. Crewe has entirely grown up aroundthe railway; not many years ago it consisted only ofthree or four farmhouses, and one of these, a structureof timber, plaster and thatch, with the date 1639 overthe doorway, still remains, and is now occupied as aposting house. Hall 0' th' Shaw was formerly the seatof the Shaws, and afterwards of the Foulhursts, andhad originally a moat surrounding it; it is now afarmhouse.St. MichaePs is an ancient ecclesiastical parish, added toCrewe on Nov. 9, 1892, together vrith the greater portionof Church Coppenhall. The church of St. Michael,originally erected in 1821, was, with the exception ofthe tower, entirely rebuilt in 1909 at a cost of about;^i5,ooo. The present buUding is of red Ruabon brickwith stone dressings in the Gothic style and consists ofchancel, nave, transepts, aisles and side chapel: thereare 750 sittings. The register dates from the year1654. The living is a rectory, net yearly value ;^220,with residence and one acre of glebe, in the gift of theBishop of Ohester, and held since 1880 by the Bev.WiUiam Cawley Eeid M.A. ot Brasenose CoUege, Oxford,and surrogate. An addition of ij acres to theparochial churchyard was made in 1871 at a cost ofj^85o, and a further addition of a little over one acre in1890 at a cost of ;^4So: it is under the control of aburial board of five members, with the same rightsreserved to the rector as he has over the original portionof the ground.Christchurch is-an ecclesiastical parish, formed Feb. 13,1855; tbe church, standing in the centre of Moss squareand erected in 1845 by the London and North WesternRailway Company, is of brick, with stone dressings, in tbeNorman and Gothic styles, consisting of ohancel, nave offive bays, lady chapel and an embattled westem towerof stone, in the Gothic style, erected in 1878, with 4pinnacles and containing a clock and 8 bells: it is surmountedby an elaborate iron flagstaff and vane manufacturedat the works of the Bailway Company: thechancel was added in 1901 at a cost of _;f 1,000, and thenorth and' sonth galleries were then removed: a ladychapel was erected in 1906 at a cost of ;f2,000: theorgan, was purchased in 1878 at a cost of about ;^7oo:the east windo-w is stained, and there are sittings forCREWE. 283Wood Joseph, blacksmithWrench Martha (Mrs,), farmerYoxall George, farmer. Cranage lodge1,000. The register dates from the year 1845, Theliving is a vicarage, net yearly value ;^35S, with residence,in the gift of trustees, and held since 1902 bythe Rev. Walter Bidlake M.A. of Exeter CoUege, Oxford,and surrogate.The district chu^'ch of St, John the Baptist, worked inconnection with Christ Church, and erected in 1896at a cost of ^£'3,400, is a structure of red brick inthe Romanesque style, consisting of chancel, nave,baptistery, added in 1905, and a turret containing onebell: there are sittings for 700 persons; the Rev.Samuel George Lloyd L.Th. of Hatfield Hall, Durham,has been curate in charge since 1903.St. Barnabas is an ecclesiastical parish formed Oct.20, 1885, out of St. Paul's; the church, in West street,erected in 1885, from the plans ot Messrs. Paley andAustin, architects, of Lancaster, at a cost of about;^5,ooo, on land given by the London and North WesternRailway Company, is of red brick in the Perpendicularstyle, and consists of chancel, nave of three -bays,aisles and a western turret containing one bell: thereare' sittings for 502 persons. The register dates fromthe year 1885. The living is a vicarage, net yearlyvalue ;^270, with residence, in the gift of the Bishop ofChester, and held since 1910 by the Rev. WilliamScholes M.A. of Pembroke College, Cambridge.St. Paul's ecclesiastical parish was formed Dec, 14,1869; the church is a building of stone in the Gothic style,consisting of chancel, nave, south transept, organ chamberand a stone tower with spire erected at the north-eastangle in 1888 at a cost of £750, and containing 8 tubularbells: a carved oak reredos was placed in the chancel bypublic subscription in 1889: the east window is stained,and the church affords 750 sittings. The register datesfrom the year 1869. The Uving is a vicarage, net yearlyvalue ,^280, with residence, in the gift of trustees, andis at present (1910) vacant.St. Andrew's Mission church is an iron 8trud;ure inBedford street.The Catholic church, dedicated to St. Mary, in Gatefieldand Delamere streets, erected in 1890 at a cost of/•6,5oo, from the plans of Messrs. Pugin and Pugin,architects, of London, was opened in July, 1891; it is ofred brick and Buncorn stone dressings, and consistsof apsidal chancel with chapels, nave of fivfe bays withclerestory, baptistery, north porch and a westem towerwith spire, 100 ft. in height, containing one bell: themagnificent altar of Caen stone and marble wasexecuted by Messrs. Boulton and Son, of Cheltenham:there are sittings for 500 persons.The Baptists. GongregationaUsts. Presbyterian Churchof England, United Methodists. Independent Methodists,Primitive Methodists. Welsh Wesleyan Methodists, FreeChristian Church, Christadelphians and Salvation Armyhave each places of worship here.The Vestry HaU, Hightown, erected by subscriptionin 1893, in connection with St. Paul's church, at a costof ;^i,ioo, will seat 200 persons, and is used for meetingsftc,A cemetery of 6 acres, formed in 1871, waa enlargedin 1891 and 11895 to about 16 acres, and contains mortuarychapels for the Church of England, Dissenters andCatholics.The borough and county police station, in Edlestonroad, and erected in 1876, is of brick, and consists ofsuperintendent's bouse, lock-ups and court room inwhich the magistrates sit.held here.The county court is alsoThe Municipal Buildings, in Earle street, erected ata cost of about ;^2,ooo, and opened igtb July, 1905,are in the English Renaissance style from designs byHenry T, Hare F.R.I.B.A. and contain on the groundfloor the offices of the borough accountant, rate collector,assistant overseer and sanitary inspector; on thefirst floor, the Mayor's parlour and reception rooms.<strong>Council</strong> chamber, two committee rooms and townclerk's offices; on the second floor are the offices of theborough surveyor, medical officer and director ofeducation.
284 CREWE.The meetings of the Town <strong>Council</strong> are held in the<strong>Council</strong> chamber of the Municipal buildings. Themunicipal insignia consist of a mace, a sword, amayor's chain and badge and a corporate seal: themace, of German silver-gUt, and manufactured inBirmingham, consists of a plain staff with dividingknops and a goblet-shaped head, surmounted by amural crown, with beaded arches; the sides of the macehead exhibit the arms of the borough, but there areno royal emblems: the sword, presented to the Corporationin 1877 by Mr. Thomas Watson, borough surveyor, isa modem weapon also of Birmingham manufacture, witha steel blade and German silver-gUt handle; but it doesnot appear that the borough has any right to possess asword of state: the mayor's chain and badge are of goldand enamel; the chain, consisting of oblong links chargedwith shields and double C-shaped Unks, has in the centrea larger and more ornate Unk from which depends thebadge, intended to be worn either -with or without thechain; this ornament, in a strange burlesque of heraldry,exhibits a shield, on which are collected together representationsof a pack-saddle nag, two people riding on apilUon, a stage coach and a canal boat; above the shieldis a figure of a London and North Western engine andtender; and the combined effect of the whole is supposedto indicate the progress of locomotion: between this badgeand the chain has been added a gold medalUon bearing anenamelled portrait of Her late Majesty Queen Victoria,presented in 1&87 by F. W. Webb esq. mayor: theborough seal is merely an embossing stamp. The mayorwears a robe of scarlet cloth with sable and velvet trimmings; the aldermen's gowns are similar but plainer.The Fire Station, in Beech street, is of Accringtonbrick with terra cotta dressings, from plans by theborough surveyor, and cost, including site, about;^5,ooo; the equipment includes steam and manualengines, and all the necessary appUances.The Post Office, in the Market square, a structure ofred brick, was opened on 15th May, 1905, at a cost of;^8,ooo, including site.The :Market Hall, in Earle street, formerly the CheeseHall, erected in 1854 by the late Mr. John Hill, of theManor House, Wistaston, and purchased by the then LocalBoard in r869 from his executors, is an edifice of brickin the Grecian-Doric style, 200 feet long, 76 feet -wideand 25 feet in height; it is lighted from the roof, andhas a tower, added in 1871, and containing a four-facedclock presented in memory of Mr. HUl. The FishMarket adjoining is beneath the Corn Exchange, andboth are now under the control of the Grewe Corporation.Market days, Mondays, Fridays, and Saturdays.Crewe Cattle market, in Gresty road, built in 1883, is ofred brick, and comprises offices, a restaurant, auction martand a small clock tower, which with the pens cover an areaof 5 acres. The market adjoins the main Une of the Londonand North Western railway, and is connected with it bya siding. Cattle auctions and an open market are heldevery Monday and horse auctions monthly, three days,Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Crewe is the head quarters of the <strong>Cheshire</strong> RoyalEngineers RaUway Battalion Territorial Force.The Lyceum Theatre, in Heath street, was destroyedby fire in 1910, and is now about to be rebuilt.There are three flourishing masonic lodges in the town,viz. the Lodge of the Four Cardinal "V^irtues, 979, whichmeets on the Tuesday before the full moon of each monthat the Royal hotel at six o'dock, and the Lodge of Unity,321, at the Crewe Arms hotel, on the last Wednesdayin January, March, June and October at 3 o'clock, andthe Chapter of Faith, 321, at the Royal hotel, on thesecond Wednesday in February, April, October andDecember at 4 o'clock.The prosperity of this town depends to a great extentupon the London and North Westem RaUway Go. whoselocomotive engineering works were established here in1843 ; they are the largest of the kind in the world, coveringan area of 48 acres, and employing about 8,000hands, in addition to which there are over 1,300 enginedrivers, firemen and others occupied in the steam shedsat Crewe station, and the total space extends over 137acres: in 1655, works for the manufacture of rails wereestablished; these consist of forges and mills producingabout 30,000 tons of rails yearly, and in 1864 additionalbuUdings were erected for the manufacture of ateel, whichis now produced at the rate of about 30,000 tons yearly.Every part of the locomotive engines in use, witb the exceptionof brass tubes and copper plates, is manufacturedhere, and the works include repairing shops, wheel, spring,fitting and turning and signal shops, forges, smithies andboiler shops; there are also brass and iron foundries, mill-CHESHIRE.[KELLY'SWrights', joiners', pattern makers' and painting shops andsaw mills. The office and works of the electrical signaland telegraph departments are in Gresty road, thetelegraph section, recently removed from Stockport;and employs about 800 hands, including staff, in thesignal department, 200 in the electrical, and 550 in thetelegraph section. The company have built and ownover 845 workmen's cottages, and they manufactureand supply gas to their works and the town, andprovide water from Whitmore, 12 miles distant. Theworks are in three sections:—the Old works, theDeviation works and the Steel works; these are connectedby the ordinary line and are also traversed inevery part by a narrow gauge railway, i8in. wide, of atotal length of about 5 miles. The railway station wasrebuilt in 1867, and improved and enlarged in 1878,when new up and down lines with platforms and thenecessary accommodation were constructed; since thenlarge transhipping sheds, and 50 miles of extra sidingshave been added, with additional engine sheds at thesouth end of the station. In 1906 the passenger stationwas again enlarged by the provision of a newisland platform, with suitable buildings thereon.Adjoining the station is the Crewe Arms hotel, aspacious building in the Tudor style, containingnumerous large and well-furnished apartments, and Utthroughout with the electric light.The PubUc Baths, in Mill street, estabUshed in 1866 atthe expense of the London and North Western RailwayCompany, are contained in a plain structure of red brick,and comprise Turkish baths, hot, cold and tepid bathsand swimming and shower baths.The Mechanics' Institution, in Prince Albert street,erected in 1846, and enlarged in 1901, now contains alarge hall called the Town Hall, a news room, ladies'reading room, library, 15 class rooms and a mechanics'shop and laboratories for mechanical and electricalengineering purposes; in the news room are portraitsof the late F. Trevithick esq. first president of theinstitution, who died 27th Oct. 1877, John Ramsbottomesq. second president, F. W. Webb esq. late president,and a medalUon portrait of Sir Joseph Whitworth,subscribed for by the Whitworth Scholars and Exhibitionersof the Institution. Evening classes in scienceand technology are held here in connection with thefollowing examining bodies:—The Board of Education,the Union of Lancashire and <strong>Cheshire</strong> Institutes, andthe City and Guilds of London Institute. Students inthis institution are at liberty to compete for the Whitworth,Royal and other exhibitions, the Ramsbottomscholarship of ^^40 per annum, tenable for two years atthe Victoria University, Manchester, and the RichardMoon scholarship of ^^80 per annum, founded by SirRichard Moon, a former chairman of the London andNorth Western RaUway Company, and tenable at theUniversity of Liverpool; the Webb scholarships of ;^6oper annum, tenable for three years, one at theUniversity of Manchester and the other at the LiverpoolUniversity. Under the will of the late Mr. BartholomewKean, prizes to the value of about £i annuallyare offered to youths under 17 years of age employedin the Locomotive Department of the L. and N. W. R.at Grewe.The Technical Institute and Municipal School of Art,at the junction of Flag lane and Richard Moon street, isa fine building of red brick, enriched with terra-cottapanels, in the English Renaissance style, and containinglarge dass rooms and a lecture haU, lit throughoutwith the electric light; it was buiLt in 1897 ^^^ ^^ avaUablefor 500 students; evening classes in science and art,and various technological, commercial and domestic subjectsare held throughout the summer and winter sessions.A day school of science was added in the year1901, with laboratories for about 250 students. Thebuilding is also used for the purposes of secondaryeducation.The London and North Westem Railway Hospital, inMill street, was opened in 1901, and has 18 beds foraccidental cases occurring on the railway and in theworks.The Isolation Hospital for Infectious Diseases, Middlewichstreet, opened by the Earl ot Grewe K.G., P.C.Oct. 16, 1897, is a structure of red brick, standing onan elevated position in five acres of land, and hasseparate wards for typhoid and scarlet fever, and anisolated block for the reception of doubtful cases; thecost of erection was nearly ;^ 10,000. In 1904, an additionalward for the treatment of diphtheria cases wasadded and contains 12 beds.The Grewe Memorial Cottage Hospital, in Victoriaavenue, was established in 1895; a new children's ward
DIRECTORY.J CHESHIRE. CREWE. 285was opened by Lady Annabel Crewe-MUnes, Nov. 6th,1901; it provides beds for eight patients, and costbetween ;^5oo and ;^6oo; the total number of beds is 29.Under the will of the late F. W. Webb esq. dated22 May, 1903, a sum of ;^io,ooo was bequeathed for theestabUshment of a nursing institution in Grewe, andthe residue of his estate for the erection and endowmentof an orphanage or home for the maintenance,education and residence of orphan children of workmenemployed on the London and North WesternRailway.The Orphanage, the foundation stone of which waslaid in 1909, wiU consist of a block of buildings with afrontage of 200 feet, and designed to provide for 20boys and an equal number of girls: the buildings willbe of red brick with stone dressings, and will comprisedining hall, sitting rooms, workrooms, dormitories,matron's rooms 4c.: provision has also been made foran isolation hospital and covered playgrounds.The Queen's Park, presented by the Railway Company,in commemoration ot the Jubilee in 1887 of Her lateMajesty Queen Victoria, is at the west end of the townand approached by Victoria avenne or West street; itwas opened in 1888 and comprises an area of 40 acres,with a lake, and is tastefully laid out and planted withtrees; a clock tower and fountain have been erectedby the workpeople of the company. In the park is amonument, erected in 1904 at a cost of about ;^i,ooo,to the Grewe Volunteers engaged in the South AfricanWar, 1899-1902.In connection with the park are three large enclosedspaces reserved for recreation, known as the " NorthWard," " South Ward," and " West Ward Playgrounds."The soil is clayey; the subsoil is also clay. The areaof the Municipal borough (which is also the area ofMonks CoppenhaU civil parish) is 2,174 acres of landand 9 of water; rateable value, £170,771; the populationin 1891 was 32,774 and in 1901, 42,074.The population of the wards in 1901 was:—Central,9,349; North, 10,160; South, 13,101; West, 9,464.The population of the ecclesiastical parishes in 1901was:—St. Michael, CoppenhaU (parish church), 5,563;Christ Church, 14,821; St. Barnabas, 5,041; St. Paul,Coppenhall, 16,068.OFFICIAL ESTABLISHMENTS, LOCAL INSTITUTIONS 4cPost, M. 0. 4 T. 0. 4 Telephonic Express Delivery I Herbert street, Sydney.—Bobert Boyer, sub-postmaster.Letters dispatched 7.20 a.m. 4 7.30 p.m.Office.—John BlackweU Harris, postmaster. Marketsquare.—ist dispatch to all parts, 9.55, reg. 9.45 week days onlya.m.; 2nd dispatch to all parts, 10.55, I'sg- io-4Sa.m.; 3rd dispatch to all parts (except Ireland),CORPORATION.11.50, reg. 11.40 a.m.; 4th dispatch to London,1909-1910.Liverpool, Manchester 4c. 12.50, reg. 12.45 pui- ;5th dispatch, Liverpool, Manchester 4c. 4 local towns,Mayor—<strong>Council</strong>lor Charles Richard Wooldridge.2, reg. 1.55 p.m.; 6th dispatch, 4 20, reg.Deputy Mayor—Alfred Harry Badger.4.10 p.m. ; night maU, London 4 all parts, 10.20 (Jd.Aldermen.10.25), I"®?- 9; parcels tiU 9 p.m.; sun. 9.50 p.m.The delivery takes place at 7 4 11.40 a.m. 4 2.40 ft6.10 p.m. The office is open for sale of stamps,postal orders, registration of postal packets of alldescriptions, parcels 4c. 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Moneyorders, savings bank withdrawals, licenses, insurance4 annuity 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Telegraph 8 a.m. to 9p.m.; Sundays, sale of stamps & registration, 8.30to 10 a.m.; telegraph, 8.30 to 10 a.mThere is a telegraph office at the Bailway station,with deUvery on station premises, which is alwaysopenCrewe Station (Postal Sorting Office). Letter boxes up4 down platforms 4 station entrance, cleared 12.30,1.30, 4, 5, 10.30, II ft 11.30 a.m. 4 12.30, 1.15, 2,230, 3.30, 4, 5, 7.30 4 11.30 p.m. ; sun. 12.30, 1.30,445 a.m. 4 11.30 p.mTown Sub-Post ft M. 0. Offices: —Broad street. Church CoppenhaU.—Miss Mary AnnThorpe, sub-postmistress. Letters arrive at 7.45a.m. 4 2.15 p.m.; dispatched at 11.30 a.m. 4 8.10p.m.; sun. 8 p.m'121 Earle Street.—George Clark, sub-postmaster.Letters dispatched at 9.30 4 11.10 a.m. 4 4-15, 8.40 k10.5 pm.; Sundays, 9.10 p.m136 Edleston Boad.—John Edward BUey, sub-postmaster.Letters dispatched 10.20 a.m. & 12 noon 44.35, 9 4 10.35 P-m. ; sun. 9 p.m22 Gainsborough Road.—Henry Harrison, sub-postmaster.Letters dispatched at 10.5 a.m. 4 12.10 p.m.4 4.30, 8.30 4 10.30 p.m. ; sun. 8.30 p.m26 High Street.—Mrs. EmUy Ward, sub-postmistress.Letters dispatched at 10.15 a.m. 12 noon 4 i, 2.5,4.30, 9 4 10.30 p.m.; sun. 9 p.m45 High Town.—James Mavor, sub-postmaster. Lettersare dispatched at 9.50 4 11.40 a.m. 4 12.50, 4.10,8.30 4 10.5 p.m. ; sun. 8.50 p.m43 Nantwich Road (Telegrams can be handed in 4 telegrammoney orders are issued at this office).—Alex.Shannon Giilloway, sub-postmaster. Letters dispatchedat 10.15 ai^- 12.10, 1.10, 2.15, 4.40, 8.50 4 10.55p.m.; sun. 8.50 p.mSt. Barnabas, 24 MinshuU New road.—Mrs. Betsy Dimelow,sub-postmfs^ress. Letters dispatched at 11.25a.m. 4 8.30 p.m. ; sun. 8.40 p.mThe Crescent, 155 Nantwich road.—Mrs. Eliza Harthan,sub-postmistress.' Letters dispatched 10.10 a.m. 12.5,4.3s, 8.40 4 10.50 p.m. ; sun. 8.40 p.m153 West Street.—Mrs. Teresa Groves, sub-postmistress.Letters dispatched at 9.40 ft 11.30 a.m. 4, 8.30 ft 10p.m.; sun. 8.45 p.mTown Sub-Post Offices: —103 Richmond road.—James Slack, sub-postmaster.Letters dispatched 9.40 ft 10.50 a.m. 4 8.20 p.m.;sun. 8.50 p.mRetire Nov. 1911.Edward RainbowHarry Hoptroft'Cbarles Herbert PedleyGeorge Bosley 1910Abraham Jervis 1910William Micklewright.. 1911John R. Goulden 1910David Froggatt 1911Joseph Seed 1911John Booth 1910Ezra Nixon 1910Edward Vaughan 1911Retire Nov. 1914.Alfred H. BadgerJames Henry KettellJohn KnottJames Briggs<strong>Council</strong>lors.North Ward.Retire Nov. IRetire Nov.Thomas Smith 1911Clement Fox 1912Arthur Latham 191aCentral Ward.West Ward.E. Chapman 1912FredW. Withoff 1912William Burrows 1912Miles Parkes 1912South WardWUliam Bowler 1910 Samuel Kay 1912Harry Bullock ivio Frederick Manning .,, 191aRobert Dixon Sharpe... 1911 Chas. Rd. Wooldridge.. 1912Aldermen appointed to preside at Ward Elections.North Ward, Charles HerbertPedleySouth M'ard. Wm. McNeillWest Ward, John KnottCentralWard, Alfd.H. BadgerThe Corporation meets in the <strong>Council</strong> chamber in theMunicipal buildings on the first wed. in the monthMayor's Auditor, Alderman Alfred H. BadgerElective Auditors, WiUiam Kenyon 4 Harry HoptroffProfessional Auditor, John N. RichardsOfficials of the Oonporation.Town Clerk 4 Registrar of Burial Board 4 Clerk to theEducation Committee, Harold Stanley Kirkman Feltham,Municipal buildings, Earle streetAssistant Town Clerk 4 Clerk to the Local PensionsCommittee, Arthur Edward Illingworth, Municipalbuildings, Earle streetBorough Treasurer 4 Accountant, William Boyle, Municipalbuildings, Earle streetMedical Officer of Health, George Granville BuckleyM.D., Ch.B., D.P.H.Vict. Health office, Earle streetBorough Surveyor, George Eaton-Shore, Municipalbuildings, Earle streetAssistant Borough Surveyor, WiUiam J. BaU A.R.I.B.ABorough Electrical Engineer, Herbert H. Denton,Electricity works, Edleston bridgeDirector of Education, HeuTy Dixon Struthers, Educationoffices. Municipal buildings, Earle streetInspector of Weights 4 Measures, John Henry Wildman,Municipal buildings, Earle street
286 CREWE. CHESHIRE. [K?I,^,lfffSanitary Inspeotor, WiUiam UrquliArt, Municipal buildings,Barle streetBiruugh Rate Collector, Peter Y. O'Connor, Municipalbuildings, Earle streetSchool Attendance Officers, William Thompaon, Educationoffioea, Municipal buildings, Earle street ft W. W.Whitney, Education offices. Municipal bldgs. Earle stPark Curator, Morgan MorganSewage Farm Manager, John WoodhouseBOROUGH MAGISTRATES.The Mayor.Atkinson James, Mirion house, Earle streetBostock Benjamin Silvester, HaslingtonBriggs James, Victoria streetEardley WUmot, Wistaston house, near NantwichHodgson William, Helmsville, HightownJones John, Broxton villa, Heathfield avenueJones Joseph, la Nelson streetKnott John, loi Hungerford roadLumb Wallace, 1243 Nantwich road, CreweMcNeill William, Herdman streetMacrae Kenneth, 2 Wellington villasManning Frederick, 5 Sherwin streetPedley George Arthur, Winterley house, near CreweSharpe Robert Dixon, 127 Nantwich roadSmith Thomas, Almond house. North streetWaUis George, Arran vUla, Hungerford roadWilson Charles, Goila, Delamere streetWooldridge Frederick, Surrey lodge, Richmond roadClerk, Charles Edward Speakman, Coppenhall terrace.Market street; deputy, T. H. MiddletonBorough Petty Sessions are held at the Court house everyalternate tues. at 11 a.mCOUNTY MAGISTRATES FOR NANTWICH PETTY[SESSIONAL DIVISION.ToUemache Henry James esq. D.L. Dortold haU, Nantwich,chairmanBroughton Sir Delves L. bart. Doddington hall, NantwichAtkinson James esq. Mirion houSe, CreweBayley James esq. Willaston hall, NantwichBellyse Edwin Reginald esq.Oakfield, Stapeley, NantwchBrocklebank Balph esq, Haughton hall, TarporleyCotton Col, The Hon. Richard SouthweU Geo. StapletonCotton-Jodirell Col. Edward Thomas Davenant CB.BeaseHeath hall, NantwichDavenport Charles Edward esq. Inglewood, Park road,NantwichDavies Charles Brereton esq. Eardswick haU, MinshullVernon, MiddlewichDutton William Joseph esq. Lindum house, NantwichEardley Wilmot esq. Wistaston house, near NantwichEmiberton John esq.Brockton hall,EccleBhaU, nr. StaffordFroggatt David esq. 12 Gatefield street, CreweHardy Thomas Henry esq. Poole hall, NantwichHornby Albert NeUson esq. Parkfield, NantwichKearsley Major Bobert WUson, 116 Belgrave square,London S WKellock WiUiam Walter esq.Highfidds, Audlem,Nant-wohKnowles Arthur esq. Alvaston hall, Nant-wichLea WUliam esq. Shaftesbury house, NantwichLewis George esq. Weston, near CreweLuxmoore Oharles Frederick Goryndon esq. AshbrookTowers, Church MinshuU, MiddlevrichMcCracken William esq. Englesea house, Crewe greenMcNeill Alderman WiUiam, Herdman street, Ore-weMunro Seymour Hugh M.D. Kiltearn house, NantwiohNewcome Harold Broughton esq. Spoonley, MarketDraytonBotherham. Lord, 61 Queen's gate, London S WSchroder Baron Wm.Hy.Von D.L.The Bookery,Nant'mchSchroder WUliam Henry Von esq. The Cottage, Worleston,NantwichSkidmore James Stephen esq. The Orosslanda, NantwichStarkey Arthur esq. Wrenbury haU, NantwichTayleur John esq. Buntingsdale, Market DraytonWilson Charles esq. M.D. Goila, Delamere st. CreweYoung Charles Ernest esq. Sheppenhall hall, Newhall,NantwichThe Mayor of Crewe, ft the ehainnen of the Nant-wichUrban ft Bural District <strong>Council</strong>s, for tha time being,are ex-officio magiatratefl
DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. CREWE. 287J. B. Millar M.B., CM. 4 Edward John Liddle MB.,Ch.B. medical officers; C H. Pedley, hon. sec.;Miss Mary S. Gelson, matronQueen's Park, Victoria avenue, Morgan Morgan, curatorStamp Office, Chester bridge, Wilmot EardleyTERRITORIAL FORGE.<strong>Cheshire</strong> Royal Engineers (Railway Battalion) (comprising6 companies), head quarters 4 armoury,Wistaston road; Lieut.-Col. H. R. L. Howard C.B.commanding; Capt. R, H. Greig D.S.O., R.E. adjutant;Hon. Lieut. P. D. Michod, quartermaster;Rev. Walter Bidlake M.A. (T.F.), chaplain; Gapt. EGray R.A.M.C. (T.F.), medical officerCompanies:—Gapt. F. A. Lemon (A;, Capt. E. Davenport(B), Gapt. J. A. Bowes (G), Capt. 4 Hon. MajorJ. N. Jackson V.D. (D), Gapt. 4 Hon. Major J. W.Beaumont (E) 4 Gapt. W. F. Black (F), commandingcompanies; Sergt.-Major H. A. Lewis R.E. k SergtsA. H. Finn R.E.,, T. S. Entwistle R.E. 4 J. B.Thomas R.E. instructorsPUBLIC OFFICEBS.Admiralty Surgeon, James Atkinson L.R.CP.Edin.Mirion house, Earle streetAssistant Overseer, Aaron Maywhort, Municipal buildings,Earle streetCertifying Factory Surgeon, Ernest Castleigh BaileyM.B., B.S.Durh., L.S.A.Lond. Havelock ho. MiU stCustoms k Excise Officers, Henry John Garnell 4 WyndhamWilUam Jones, 344 Market squareMedical Officers, Nantwich Union, North Crewe District,James Atkinson L.R.CP.Edin. Mirion house; SouthCrewe District, Edward Gray L.R.CP. 4 S.Edin.,L.F.P.S.Glas. Nantwich road; Haslington District,Thomas HUl Bailey L.M.S.S.A.Lond. Crewe cottage,Haslington 4 Havelock house. Mill streetPublic Vaccinator, Crewe District, Nantwich Union, JamesAtkinson L.R.CP.Edin. Mirion house, Earle streetRegistrar of Births 4 Deaths, Crewe Sub-District,Nantwich Union, Thomas William Lovatt, 11 High stRelieving Officer, Grewe District, 4 Registrar of Marriages,Crewe 4 Wybunbury Sub-Districts, NantwichUnion, Arthur R. Jones, 47 Earle streetSurveyor of Taxes, Sam Emmott, 344 Market squarePLAGES OF WORSHIP, with times of Services.St. Michael's, Rev. WiUiam Cawley Reid M.A. rector:8 4 10.30 a.m. 4 3 ft 6.30 p.m.; daily 7.45 a.m. 4 7p.m.; thurs, 7,15 a.mChrist Church, Bev. Walter Bidlake M.A. vicar; Bev.Samuel George Lloyd B.A,, L.Th. Rev. David JamesB.A. 4 Rev. CyrU EUis Martin B.A. curates; 8 410.30 a.m. 4 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7.30 a.m.; daUy, 10.30a.m. 4 6.30 p.mSt. John the Baptist's, Stalbridge road. Rev. SamuelGeorge Lloyd B.A., L.Th. curate in charge; 8 410.30 a.m. 4 6.30 p.mSt Paul's, Rev. vicar;Rev. Frank Henry Coveney 4 Rev. David JenkinMorgan Jenkins B.A. curates; 8 4 10.30 a.m. & 6.30p.m.; morning 4 evening prayer, dailySt. Peter's Iron Church, Earle street, served from St.Paul's; 8.30 4 10.30 a.m. k 6.30 p.m.; H. C twicemonthlySt, Barnabas, Rev. WUliam Scholes M.A. vicar; 8 410.30 a.m. 4 6.30 p.m.; thurs. 7.30 pmSt. Andrew's Mission Church, Bedford street, servedfrom Christ Church; 10.30 a.m. 4 6.30 p.m.; H. C2nd 4 4th sun, noon; other sundays 8 a.mSt. Mary's Catholic, Gatefield street. Rev. WUUamReade B.A. rector; Bev. Michael Francis Morley,priest; 8.30, 9, 10 4 n a.m. ft 6.30 p.m.; wed.7.30 p.mBaptist, Union street, Rev. John Thomas; built in 1883;sittings for 640; lo.jo a.m. 4 6.30 p.m.; thurs. 7.30p.mBaptist Tabernacle, West street; built in 1849; sittingsfor 530; 10.30 a.m. ft 6.30 p.mChristadelphian Meeting Room, Sandon street; n a.m.ft 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7:30 p.mChristian Brothers' Meeting Room, 171 West street:6.30 p.mCongregational, High town. Rev. Charles John BarryM.A.; built in 1847; sittings for 650; 10.30 a.m. 46.30 p.m. ; wed. 7 p.mPresbyterian Church of England, HUl street. Rev. RobtWaddeU Roberts; buUt in 1862; sittings for 380; na.m. 4 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.mPresbyterian (Welsh), St. Paul's street, Rev. RobertLewis; 10 a.m. ft 6 p.in.; mon. & wed. 7 p.mPrimitive Methodist Henry st; ")built in 1881; sittings for250; 10.45 & 6 p.m. ; mon.7.15 p.mPrimitive Methodist, Heath st;built in 1865 ; sittings for1,000 ; 10.30 a.m. 4 6 p.m. ;thurs. 7 p.mPrimitive Methodist, Herbertst; 2,30 4 6 p.m. ; lues. 7 Grewe First Circuit.p.my Rev. Walter BenjaminPrimitive Methodist, Ramsbottomst; b'jilt in 1876;<strong>Cheshire</strong> (supt.)sittings for 450; 10.30 a.m.4 6pm.; thurs. 7 p.mPrimitive Methodist, Bradfieldroad, 2.30 & 6 p.m. ; mon.715 P-mPrimitive Methodist, MinshullNew road, 2.30 & 6 p.m.tues. 7.15 p.mJPrimitive Methodist, MiU st.Grewe Second Circuit,sittings for 600 ; 10.30 a.m,4 6 p.m, ; wed. 7 p.mRevs, George ThomasPrimitive Methodist Mission Dunn Pidsley (supt.)Room, Ruskin road, 2.30 4 4 Christopher Finlay6 p.m, ; thurs, 7 p.m JSalvation Army, Gitadd, Market terrace, various; buUtin 1889; sittings for 1,000; n a.m. ft 3 4 8 p.m.;daily, 6,30 p.mUnitarian Free Christian Church, Beech street, buUtin 1862; sittings for 250; 11 a.m. 4 6.30 p.mUnited Methodist, Hightown, Rev. Henry Codling(supt.); Rev, Robert WiUiam Sunman, supernumerary;built in 1883, of brick with stone front;sittings for 760; 10,30 a.m. 4 6 p.m.; thurs. 7 p.mUnited Methodist, Edleston road. Rev, Charles AugustineDavies; built in 1881; sittings for 250; 10.45a.m. 4 6 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.mWelsh Tabernacle, Derrington street; 10.30 a.m. fta.30 4 6 p.m.; wed. 7.15 p.mWesleyan Methodist (Trinity), ^Mill street; built in 1877;sittings for 1,026 ; 10.30 a.m. |46.30 p.m.; wed. 7.15 p.m IWesleyan Methodist, High !town ; built in 1867 ; sittings |for 1,000; 10.30 a.m. k 6 jp.m. ; thurs. 7 p.mjW esleyan Methodist, Earle st;buUt in 1881 ; sittings for388 ; 10.30 a.m. & 6 p.m. ;mon. 7 p.m. ; thurs. 7.15p.mWesleyan Methodist ^lission jChapel, Oxford street; built jin 1887 ; 6 p.m.; wed. 7p.mIWesleyan Methodist, Coppen- Ihall; built in 1869 ; sittings |for 295 ; 2.30 4 6 p.m. ; 1Rev. William Brookes(supt.); Rev. ThomasHitchon 4 Rev. JohnWilsontues. 7.15 p.mJIndependent Methodist, Flag lane, buUt in 1909; 10.30a.m. 4 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7 p.mSCHOOLS.Technical Institute 4 Municipal School of Art, Flaglane; H. D, Struthers, sec<strong>County</strong> Secondary School, Ruskin road, David H. Mc-Gurtain M.A., B.Sc. head master; H. D. Struthers,clerkPublic Elementary Schools.An Education Committee consisting of 21 members hasbeen formed for the municipal boroughThe Committee meets in the CouncU room, MunidpalbuUdings, on the 3rd wed. in each month at 3.30 p.mChairman, Alderman W. McNeill J.P., C.CDirector of Education, Benry D. Struthers, Educationoffices. Municipal buildings, Earle streetAttendance Officers, WUliam Thompson, Educationoffices. Municipal buildings, Earle street 4 W. W.Whitney, Education offices. Municipal bldgs. Earle stHigher Elementary, Earle street, for 240 mixed; averageattendance, 196; George Young B.A., B.Sc.masterBedford street, buUt in 190T7 for 166 boys, 372 girls ft190 infants; average attendance, 231 boys, 291 girls 4284 infants; H. H. Pearce, master; Miss MarthaJones, mistress; Miss H. B.'Johnston, infants' mistBeech street, buUt in 1895, for 276 boys, 273 girls ft 254infants; average attendance, 260 boys, 351 girls ft 303
288 CREWE. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'Sinfants; John Evanson, master; Miss Bessie Dunning,mistress; Miss Alice W. Day, infants' mistressBorough, Earle street, opened 1908, tor 370 seniormixed, 410 junior mixed 4 370 infants; average attendance,369 senior, 398 junior 4 294 infants;WiUiam W. Hinchsliff, master; Miss R. C Jones,mistress (juniors); Miss F. Sutcliffe, infants' mistressBroad street (boys), erected in 1861, ft the girls 4 infants'in 1883, for 269 boys, 297 girls 4 195 infants;average attendance, 264 boys, 266 girls 4 166 infants;John Borsley L.C.P. master; Mrs. Lucy North, mistress; Miss Margaret Rumney, infants' mistressEarle Street Annexe, for 227 juniors mixed (No. 2);average attendance, 242; P. Bowell, masterEdleston road, erected in 1675, 4 enlarged in 1895, for324 boys, 230 girls 4 271 infants; average attendance,399 boys, 266 girls 4 282 infants; E. J. Barrett B.A.master; Mrs. Ada Plant, mistress; Miss RosettaPearson, infants' mistressHightown (<strong>Council</strong>), buUt in 1869 4 enlarged in 1898,for 240 boys, 201 girls 4 183 infants; average attendance,307 boys, 247 girls ft 239 infants; JohnHinchsliff, master; Miss Jane A. Goultass, girls'mistress 4 Miss Hannah Ellis, infants' mistressHightown (L. 4 N. W. R. Co.). Adelaide street, buUtin 1873, for 264 boys, 268 girls 4 186 infants; averageattendance, 340 boys, 341 girls 4 212 infants;Tom Bamford, master; Miss E. Baxter, mistress;Miss Sarah Brooks, infants' mistressMaw Green, for 140 mixed 4 infants; average attendance,107; Miss A. M. Sunman, mistressMUl street, buUt in 1861, enlarged in 1866 4 again in1895, for 320 mixed & 189 infants; average attendance,306 mixed 4 142 infants; William T. WardeU,master; Miss A. E. Gomes, infants' mistressPedley street (mixed 4 infants), opened in 1897, for116 boys, 108 girls ft 122 infants; average attendance,136 boys, 125 girls 4 135 infants; E. Plant, master;Miss E. Booth, mistress; Miss Rose Wilkinson, infants'mistressWest street (mixed 4 infants^, erected, infants 1887,mixed 1890 (enlarged in 1899), for 504 hoys 4 girls 4305 infants; average attendance, mixed 452; infants307; Samuel Shaw, master; Mrs. Hannah Parkinson, iinfants' mistressWistaston road (mixed), built in 1879, for 21a chUdren; ,average attendance, 161; Miss Margt. Foulkes, mist 'St. Mary's Catholic (mixed), St. Mary's street, builtin 1879, for 208 mixed 4 140 infants; average attendance,mixed 217, 4 infants 126; Miss HelenRyder, mistress; Miss Elizabeth Harrison, infants'mistressPBIVATE BESIDENTS.Abraham Miss, Hillock ho. HightownAbraham Thomas M. 14 HightownAbram WiUiam, 380 Hungerford roadAlcock Charles, 374 Hungerford roadArmstrong Thos. 312 Hungerford rdAtkinson James J.P., V.D. Mirion ho.Earle streetAtkinson Jas. Regnld. 55 Earle streetBaffgulev Joseph. 126 Nantwich roadBailey Ernest Castleigh MB., B.S.Durh. Havelock house. Mill streetBailey Mrs. 224 Nantwich roadBarker James, 270 Nantwich roadBarrett Ernest J., B.A. 81 HungerfordroadBarry Rev. Charles John M.A. (Congregational),342 Hungerford roadBaxter Thomas. 1 West streetBeames Hewitt Pearson Montague,Highburv, Nantwich roadBean John S., AM.I.CE. 271 WalthallstreetBell John, 229 Nantwich roadBickersteth Edward C Ashleigh,WellingtonsquareBidlake Rev. Walter M.A. (vicar ofChrist church ft surrogate). TheVicarage, Lawrence streetBirks Arth. Piatt, 210 Hungerford rdBlack William Fleetwood, 4 WellingtonvillasBlake Wm. Fredk. 145 Edleston roadBolshaw Mrs. Underwood villa, 213West streetBolshaw Thomas, 215 Nantwich roadBond Victor Alfred, 260 Nantwich rdBooth Mrs. Rainow, Nantwich roadBooth Richard Baxter, Oaklands,HaslingtonBosley George, Cross Green house.North streetBostock S. Winchcombe, Nantwich rdBourne John, 178 Nantwich roadBoyle William, 170 Nantwich roadBrown Henry, Sydney grange. Mainroad, SydneyBrown John Hastings, Clydesdale,Stewart streetBuckley George Granville M.D.,D.P.H 117 Nantwich roadBull George Herbert, 2 Market squareBullock Harry, 245 Nantwich roadChallinor Thomas, 358 Hungerford rdChapman Edward, 87 Hungerford rd<strong>Cheshire</strong> Rev.Walter Benj. (PrimitiveMe-thodist), The Manse, West avenClews Will Horace, 33 Stalbridge rdCodling Rev. Henry (United Methodist),Heathfield avenueCooke Charles J, Bowen M.Inst.C.E.Chester placeCooke Frederick, The Brooklands,Cemetery roadCooke Frederick Horace M.A.Camb.The Brooklands, Cemetery roadCooper Henry, 7 Heathfield avenueCorfield Frdk.'Wm.341 Hungerford rdGoultas Miss, 3 West streetCoveney Rev. Frank Henry (curate otSt. Paul's), 18 Heathfield avenueGumming John, 149 Bichmond roadCurtis William, 14 Woodland avenueDain George Edwin, 132 Nantwich rdDarbyshire Joseph, 77 Hungerford rdDavies David, 71 West streetNEWSPAPERS.Athletic News, 175 Edleston road; E. Hulton 4 Co.Limited, pubUshersCrewe Guardian, 48 Market street; Mackie 4 Co. publishers; published tues. 4 friCrewe 4 Nantwich Chronide, 2 High street, fridayLiverpool Daily 4 Weekly Courier 4 Evening Express(branch office), 82 Lockitt streetDaily Dispatch, 175 Edleston road; E. Hulton 4 Co.Limited, publishersManchester Evening Chronicle, 175 Edleston road; E,Hulton ft Co. Limited, publishersManchester Guardian ft Evening News (branch office),179 Edleston roadSporting Chponicle, 175 Edleston road; E. Hulton 4 Co.Limited, publishersSunday Chronicle, 175 Edleston road; E. Hulton 4 Co.Limited, publishersRAILWAYS.London ft North Western RaUway Co. LocomotiveWorks, Market street: Charles J. Bowen CookeM.I.CE. chief mechanical engineer; Wm. Horabin,private sec ft chief clerk; W. W. H. Warneford,works manager; Permanent Way Department, Westonroad: William Dawson M.IC.E. chief assistant engineer; W, E. Thomhill, divisional engineer; ElectricalDepartment, Gresty road; Arthur Moore 'ThompsonM.I.G.E., M.I.E.E. signal superintendent ft chiefelectrical engineer; George Hinton, chief correspondingclerkLondon 4 North Western Station, George Glenister,station master; Thomas Travers,night station master;Joseph Bagguley, chief booking clerk; John Norman,head of the parcel depot; John Powell, telegraphicderk; Frederick W. West, goods agentGoods Station, Robert Francis Charles Gastleman, districtmanager; G. W. Brown, cattle traffic suptNorth Staffordshire Railway, Thomas street, HenryCliff, goods agentGreat 'Western RaUway, Frederick WUliam Corfield,station masterCONVEYANCE.Omnibuses run every week day, half hourly, from thestation to Queen's Park Foot road, from 9.15 a.m. to9.15 p.m.; to Hungerford road, hourly from 9 a.m.to 9.5 p.m. ; k on fridays to CoppenhaU hourly, from6.25 to 9.25 p.m. 4 Saturdays, hourly from 1.5 to 9.25p.m. ; Ward Brothers, proprietors, HightownCarriers.Walter Gomes ft Geo. Lewis, to ft from the stationdailyDelaney Robert B.A. (principal ofTraining College), 128 Nantwich rdDishart 'WUliam, 241 Nantwich roadDownes George, 276 Nantwich roadDoxey Mrs. Albert house, Henry stDunstan Bernard Mainwaring, 6Heathfield avenueDutton Robert Henry, 1 Woodland av.Hungerford roadEaton-Shore George, 322 HungerfordroadEddowes George, 2 West streetEdwards James, 234 Nantwich roadEUis WUliam, Coppenhall Hayes, VictoriaavenueEmmott Sam, 243 Nantwich roadEvans Wm. Henry, 228 Nantwich rdFeltham Harold R. S. 100 Victoria stFenna Arthur Hy. 343 Hungerford rdFisher Jn. Hy. Rigby,251 Nantwich rdForster David, 221 Nantwich roadFox Clement, 331 Hungerford roadFreeborough Jas.Wm.i68 Nantwich rdFroggatt David J.P. 12 Gatefield stGarratt George H. Kano, Nantwich rdGething George, 18 Heathfield avenueGinders John, 266 Nantvrich roadGray Edward, 144 Nantwich roadGriffiths James, 335 Hungerford roadHardman Percy, 278 Nantwich roadHarper Percy John, 253 Nantwich rdHawthorn Alfred Harris, 352 HungeifordroadHempton Robert J. 14 Nelson streetHewitson Rev. Jonathan (Wesleyan),164 Nantwich roadHewitt Harry, 278 Walthall streetHiffson John, 18 Woodland avenueHill Arthur G. 207 Nantwich road
DIRECTORY.]HiU Miss, 154 Nantwich roadHinchsliff' John, 79 Mungerlord roadHinchsUff Wm.W. 103 Hungerford rdHinton Creorge, 283 i\ ant wich roadHitchon Bev. Thomas (Wesleyan), 3Heatnfield avenueHodgson Wm. HelmsviUe, HightownHolaen Peter, West view. West avenHomfray Jeston, Wellington squareHope George GranvUle WUliam, 279i\antwich roadHorabm WUliam, Wellington squareHouse Charles WiUiam, Fern bank,Hungerford avenueHoward Issachai-, 354 Hungerford rdHufton Robt. Edwd. 272 Nantwich rdHughes Harry H. 262 Hungerford rdHughes Samuel F, 378 Hungerford rdHumphries Fredk. 356 Hungerford rdHumphries TUomas, 252 iS antwich rdHurstfield William James, 10 Woodlandavenue, Hungerford roadDlingworth A. E. 337 Hungerford rdIreland Miss, 284 Nantwich roadJackson Jn,NichoIson,3WeUington vUsCHESHIRE.McNeUl WUliam J.P. 8 Herdman stMacrae Kenneth, 2 WeUington villasManley Edmund Hy. 316 Walthall stMarsland James, 274 IN antwich roadMartin Rev. CyrU ElUs B.A. (curateof Christ Church), 284 Nantwich rdMaywhort Aaron, 240 Hunyeiiuiu it.Merry Thomas, 108 MUl streetMeyer WUliam Holford, 336 HungerfordroadMicklewright WiUiam, 1 Farrington stMiddleton Thos. Hy. 259 Nantwich rdMUlar Jas. Binnie M.B.i68Edleston rdMiUs Richard, 269 WalthaU streetMoody Chas. Hy. 89 Hungerlord rdMoody Joseph Woods, 35 HightownMoore Miss, 257 -V antwich roadMorgan Geo. btockleigh, Stewart stMorley Bev. Michael Francis (Catholic),The Presbytery, Gatefield stMj^rrey Mrs. 12 Woodland avenue,Hungerford roadMurray David, 277 Nantwich roadOrmand Thomas, 263 Nantwich roadOsborn Edgar, 232 Nantwich roadOwen Thomas H. 10 Heathfield avenParkes Miles, 16 Heathfield avenueFeaison Ernest A. 242 Nantwioh roadPearson James Hargreaves, 262 NantwichroadPerkins John L. 236 Hungerford roadPhUUps Lister B. 231 Nantwich roadJames Bev, David B.A. (curate ofChrist Church), 280 WathaU streetJenkins Bev. David Jenkin MorganB.A. (curate of St. Paul's),2West stJervis Mrs. 160 Edleston roadJohnson Bobert, 239 Nantwich roadJones John, i Beech streetJones John WiUiam, Lyncroft, Hun Phillips Mrs. Lyndale, Furnival streetgerford terrace, Hungerford road Pidsley Bev. George Thomas DunnJones Randal, 210 Wistaston road (Primitive Methodist), 10 HerdmanJones Bichard, 382 Hungerford road streetJones Thos. Wm. 281 Nantwich road Pincombe David Hy. 248 Nantwich rdJones WiUiam H. B. Westbank, W^ellingtonPlace Thomas Byron, 15 Nantwich rdsquareKeates Charles, 230 Nantwich roadKerr Miss M. 114 Nantwich roadKerr WiUiam, in Nantwich roadPlant John, 211 Nantwioh roadPoole WUliam James,250 Nantwich rdPotter Fred Felix B.Sc. 275 NantwichroadKinsey Frank, Ingleside, Nantwich rd Potts Mrs. 271 Nantwich roadKirk S. A. 233 Nantwich roadKitchen Harry, 226 Nantwich roadKnott John, 101 Hungerford roadPrall Wm. Heneage, 255 Nantwich rdPrice George, 339 Hungerford roadPrice Thomas, 264 Nantwich roadLaing Mrs. 133 Edleston road Bainsford Miss, The Limes, RichmondLawrence John, L. 4 N. W. R. Hospipital.The Hospice, Mill street roadRatcliffe John, 234 Hungerford roadLea Wm. South view, Nantwich road Reade Rev. WUUam B.A. (CathoUc),Lewis Bev. Bobert (Welsh Presbyterian),The Presbytery, Gatefield street24 Brooklyn streetLewis Arthur, Ivy house, Henry stLewis-Dale Henry, Altona, 194 NantwichroadLewis-Dale Percy B.Sc. 194 NantwichroadLiddle Edward John M.B, 31 HungerfordroadBeid Bev. Wm. Cawley M.A. (rectorot St.Michael's k surrogate),Ford rdEoberts Bev. Robert WaddeU (Presbyterian),The Manse, 230 HungerfordroadRoberts Jaines, 267 WalthaU streetBobertson George WiUiam, 91 HungerfordroadLloyd Bev. Samuel Geo. B.A., L.Th. Bobinson George, 57 Stewart street(curate in charge of St. John the Samuels WiUiam, 115 Nantwich rdBaptist's), 35 Stalbridge roadLockett Mrs. 127 Nantwich roadLomas Beaumont Winter, 225 NantwichroadScholefield RusseU Scott, 324 HungerfordroadScholes Rev. WiUiam M.A. (vicar),St. Barnabas' vicarage. West streetLong Henry, 202 Wistaston roadLowe Charles E. M., M.B. 133 NantwichSeed Joseph, 263 WalthaU streetSharpe B. D. 129 Nant-wich road|roadLumb WaUace, 241 Ruskin roadMcCurtain David Hume M.A., B.ScCraigavad, Nantwich roadSlight WUliam T. 282 Nantwich roadSmith Thomas, 70 North streetSpeakman Chas.Edwd.261 Nantwich rdStacey WUliam Thomas, Epcheberie,Nantwich roadCOMMEBCIAL.Early closing day, Wednesday i p.m.Adams Albert, grocer, 181 Edleston roadAdams George Leonard, buUding inBpr.93 Hungerford rdAdams John W. beer retaUer, 58 Nantwich roadAdmiralty Eecruiting Office (Color-Sergt. Frank GraftsR.M,L.I. recruiter), 56 MUl streetAdshead James, confectioner, 19 Market streetAger Alfred, gents' outfitter, 61 Victoria streetAitken WiUiam, shopkeeper, 40 Bright streetAlcock Charles, grocer, 48 Beech streetAlcock George, florist, 36 Market hallAlexandra Athletic Club (W.Guest, hon.8ec.),Eainbow stAUcock WiUiam, confectioner, 35 Earle streetAllen Frank, fruiterer, 29 Earle streetAUen Frank, shopkeeper, 13 Station streetAUen James, grocer, 37 Grosvenor streetAllen James, hair dresser, 142 Broad streetCREWE. 289Stockton Alfred, 16 Woodland aven.Hungerford roadStones Francis David, 1 Wellington visStruthers Henry D. 5 Heathfield avenSunman Rev. WiUiam Robert (UnitedMethodist Church), 50 Broad streetSwinton Peter, 186 Hungerford roadThomas Rev. John (Baptist), iSomervUle streetThomas Adolph Ervin, 340 HungerfordroadThomas Hy. Chas. 4 Heathfield avenThomas Josiah 0., B.A. (H.M, subinspectorof schls.),236 Nantwich rdThomas Wedgwood John, 158 NantwichroadThomas WUliam, 119 Nantwich roadThomasson Frederick W. 127 EdlestonroadThompson Arthur Moore M.I.CE.,M.I.E.E. HoUy bank, Wellington sqThompson Edwin WiUiam,3 Woodlandavenue, Hungerford roadThornhiU Wm. 286 Nantwich roadTelfer Thos. Wm. 240 Nantwich roadTompkinson Thos, 384 Hungerford rdTurnbull Arthur, 217 Nantwich roadVaughan John, 166 Nantwich roadWade Henry, 131 Edleston roadWalford Thomas, 238 Nantwich roadWalker Henry Charles, 48 Broad stWalley Arthur, 265 Nantwich roadWallis George, 376 Hungerford roadWardeU WiUiam Thompson,345 HimgerfordroadV^arneford Walter W. H. Windycote,WeUington squareWarton Arthur, 218 WalthaU sti-eetW^atson Joseph, 8 Heathfield avenueWebb Fredk. 223 Nantwich roadWebster Mrs. 159 Market streetWebster William, 83 Hungerford roadWheatley ^ViUiam Frederick, 97 HungerfordroadWhitehouse WUliam, 272 Nantwich rdWhiteman E. 190 Nantwich roadWhittingham Mrs. 135 Nantwich rdWhittingham Percy WiUiam, 268Nantwich roadWUcox A. W. 209 Nantwich roadWUding Mrs. Linden grange, HungerfordavenueWiUiams Bev. WiUiam B.A. (curateof St. Barnabas), 297 West streetWUliams John Morgan CE. 130Nantwich roadWilliams Bowland, 200 WalthaU stWilliamson Alfd. 219 Nantwich roadWilson Bev. John (Wesleyan), 95Hungerford roadWilson Charles J.P., M.D., F.L.S.Goila, Delamere streetWUson Jn. Ernest, 244 Nantwich rdWinby Thomas, 85 Hungerford roadWoodhouse Hugo Kenneth Stuart,Carisbrooke, Nantwich roadWooldridge Frederick, Surrey lodge,Bichmond roadWorrall Alfred, 23 Stalbridge road^Vright George, 269 Nantwich roadWright Mrs. 113 Nant-wich roadAUen John, confectioner, 19 Exchange streetAmos WiUiam, smaUware dealer,22, 23 4 24 Market hallAnderson 4 Hughes, fried fish dealers, 116 MiU streetAnderson Mary Ann (Mrs.), undertaker.go Market streetAndress Bichard, chemist, see BusseU 4 AndressAngus William, confectioner, 138 West streetAntUl Archie, painter, 18 Henry streetAntrobus Margaret (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 165 Samuel stArden William John, fishmonger, 14 Underwood laneArtificial Tooth Institute (The) (Alfred George, proprietor),205 Edleston roadAshley Charles, shopkeeper, 152 Henry streetAshley Fredk. Wm. fried fish dealer, 95 Richmond rdAspinall Thomas Edward, fried fish dealer, 6 Peel streetAstbury Thomas, farmer. The Underwood, Underwood laAstle Thomas, farmer, Bradeley haU, Sydney.Vstley LUy Susannah (Mrs.), confectioner, 73 Victoria stAston Thomas, shopkeeper, 383 West streetAtherton Louisa (Miss), stationer, 85 Victoria streetCHE8HIHE 19
290 CREWE. CHESHIRE. [KELDSL'SAthletic News (E. Hulton & Co. Lim.), 175 Edleston rdAtkinson Charles, buUder, Walthall streetAtkinson James L.B.CP.Edin., M.R.C.S.Eng. surgeon,& medical officer to the Crewe North district ft publicvaccinatcr, Grewe district, Nantwich union 4 Admiraltysurgeon, Mirion house, Earle streetAtkinson James Reginald M.D,, C.M., F,R.C.S.Edin.,D.P.H,Glas. physician 4 surgeon, 55 Earle streetAtkinson John Ainscough, architect, 18 HightownAustin Eliza (Mrs.), fried fish dealer, 35 West streetAustin Joseph, fried fish dealer, 6 Ford laneAuton Henri-, tinplate worker, 12 Mill streetAvery W. '& T. Limited, scale 4 weighing machinemakers 4 repairers, 34 Oak street, Edleston roadBacchus Henry, superintendent for Provident Associationof London Limited, 22 Cemetery roadBadger Alfred H. Imperial hotel, 183 4 185 Edleston rdBaggaley Minnie Eliza (Mrs.), news agent, 42 Gresty rdBailey T. H. 4 E. C physicians 4 surgeons, Havelockhouse, Mill streetBailey Ernest Gastldgh M.B., B.S.Durh,, L.S.A.Lond.surgeon ft certifying factory surgeon (firm, Bailey T,H. k E. C), Havelock house. Mill streetBailey Frank, butcher, 82 Market? streetBailey George, pork butoher, 149 West streetBailey George Henry, picture frame ma. 457 West stBailey Thomas Hill L,M,S.S.A.Lond. surgeon, 4 medicalofficer k public vaccinator, HasUngton district, Nantwichunion (firm, Bailey T. H. 4 E, C), Havelockhouse. Mill streetBaker Ellen (Mrs.), dress maker, 146 Market streetBall Thomas A. estate agent L. k N. W. Railway Co.Estate offices, Eaton streetBall William J,, A.R.I.B.A, assistant borough surveyor.Municipal buildings, Earle streetBanks Elizabeth (Miss), teacher of music, 33 Brown stBanks John WUliam, hair dresser, 150 West streetBarber Arthur, coal merchant, see J, Donellan 4 CoBarker Madonna (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 26 Richard streetBarker Thomas, boot repairer, 87 Richard Moon streetBarlow Charles, butcher, 27 Exchange streetBarlow Randle, fried fish dealer, 133 West streetBarnard Frank, florist, 37 Market hallBarnett Charles, shopkeeper, 83 Goddard streetBarnett Emma (Mrs.), tobacconist ft stationer,85 MiU stBarnett George, butcher, 52 Earle streetBarnett George, plumber, 17 West streetBarnett Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 12 Coronation streetBarnett Richard, George hotel. West streetBarnett Samuel, builder, 4 Gresty ter. Hungerford roadBamett Thomas, plumber. 20 Exchange streetBarr Thomas, inspector of markets. Market hallBarrett Milton, upholsterer, 17 Market terraceBasford David, shopkeeper, 44 Brown streetBateman John Richard, insurance agent, 86 Edleston rdBateman Samuel, hair dresser, 54 Earle streetBates 4 Yorath, estate agents, 40 Nantwich roadBates Dick, window cleaner, 87 'Westminster roadBattams Edward Josiah, taUor 4 clothier, n Market stBatitams WUliam John Watts, coal ft coke merchant,143 West street 4 Thomas Street wharfBaugh John, coal merchant, see Pepper Thos. ft BaughBaugh John, fruiterer, 32 Mill streetBeaman Fanny (Mrs), grocer, 70 Gresty roadBebbington Alfred A, Earl of Crewe hotel, Nantwich rdBebbington Ernest, butcher, 12 Market hallBebbington Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 2 Mellor streetBebbington Randall, greengrocer, 14 Market hallBebbington William, butcher, 13 Market haUBebbington William, slater, 23 Audley streetBeech Edward, fried fish dealer, 20 Stalbridge roadBeech Henry, painter, 18 Edleston roadBeech Louisa (Mrs.), midwife, 18 Rose terraceBeech Samuel, shopkeeper, 216 Alton streetBell Alfred, fried fish dealer, 60 Beech streetBeU George Henry, beer 4 wine retaUer, 174 Mill stBell Henry, travelling clothier, 116 Nantwich roadBdl WUliam Strafford, beer retailer, 6ia, Mill streetBennett Cbarles Herbert, grocer, i John streetBennett James, shopkeeper, 86a, Minshull New roadBennett John, common lodging house, n ft 13 Oak stBennett John James, tailor, 12 Union streetBennett Marie (Mrs.), dress maker, 91 Flag laneBenningwood Fred, boot repairer, 140 Earle streetBennion Henry, news agent, 97 Wistaston roadBenson WUliam, grocer, 14 West streetBerry Albert, fried fish dealer, 154 West streetBerry Frank, butcher, 80 West street & 6 Market hallBetley Thomas, painter ft plumber, 172 Edleston roadBillington J. H. Limited, coal mers.Thomas Street wharfBillington Ernest, news agent, 49 Mill streetBimson Edith (Miss), miUiner, 69 Victoria streetBird Alice (Miss), mUliner ft fancy draper, StMUl stBlackburn Harriet (Mrs.),-shopkeeper, 52. Remer streetBlackmore Arthur Thomas, pawnbroker, 115 West streetBlackweU John Joseph, Railway P.H. 2 Wesley streetBlake S. J. ft Son, smiths, 6 Wistaston roadBlake WiUiam Frederick, architect, 145 Edleston roadBoardman Charles, commission agent, 53 Vincent gtBoden Alfred, tailor, 58 Victoria streetBoffey Joseph, refreshment rooms, 128 Gresty roadBoffey Philip, butcher, 33 Alton streetBoffey Robert, greengrocer, 13 Mill streetBolshaw Aaron, monumental mason, 184 Market streetBolahaw George Edward, architect & surveyor, 2 MiU stBona George, farmer, Remer streetBooth Edwin (exors. of), chemists, 5 Chester bridgeBooth John, fum. dlr. 4 medical herbaUst, 37 HightownBooth Joseph, house agent, 59 Middlewich streetBooth Richard Baxter L.D.S.Eng. dental surgeon, gMarket squareBoots Gash Chemists, chemists 4 stationers, i Heathstreet 4 69 Market streetBorough ft <strong>County</strong> Police Offices, Edleston road (DavidPearson, superintendent)Borough of Crewe Pei-manent Money Society (ArthurWest, sec), 3 HightownBort Chris, pork butcher, 176 Edleston roadBosley George, grocer, 20 North streetBosley George, shopkeeper, 1 Cemetery roadBostock Benjamin S. cheese factor, 55 Nantwich roadBostock Edward, painter, 19 Exchange streetBosworth Chas. hair dresser 4 tobacconist, 27 Market stBoulton Arthur, wheelwright. Queen streetBoulton John, farmer, Pump house, Sydney roadBoulton Mary Frances (Mrs.), Cross Keys htl. Cross gmBourne Evelyn (Miss), costumier, 98 Gresty roadBourne John, general manager Grewe Go-operativeFriendly Society Limited, Market streetBowden's Limited, confectioners, i, 40, 41 4 42 Markethall 4 Earle streetBowker James, billiard rooms. Lord streetBowyer Annie (Mrs.), confectioner, 18 Exchange streetBowyer Arthur, hair dresser, 9 Exchange streetBowyer Chas. monumental mason, see Brown 4 BowyerBoyer Robert, post office, Herbert street, SydneyBoyle James, insurance agent, 94 Alton streetBoyle WUliam, borough treasurer k accountant. Municipalbuildings, Earle streetBradshaw Annie (Miss), dress maker, 3 Flag laneBreeden 4 Middleton, piano ft music warehouse, 37 & 39Victoria streetBrenOhley Edward, cabinet maker, Newton streetBrereton Annie ft NeUie (Misses), contra. 177 Edleston rdBrereton Frank, provision dealer, n Heath streetBrereton John Edward, grocer, 142 Walthall streetBriggs WiUiam ft Sarah Hulme (Miss), pawnbrokers, 19Victoria street 4 96 West streetBi-itannia Brick Co. Limited (The), brick manufacturers; reg. office,Westminster buildings, MiU street',works, McLaren streetBritish 4 Foreign Bible Society (WUmot Eardley Ltd.agents). Borough printing office, Chester bridgeBroadhurst Frederick, greengrocer, i ft 2 Market haUBroady EUzabeth Frances (Mrs,), beer ret. 67 Earle stBrookes Lucy (Miss), shopkeeper, 89 Goddard streetBrooks Samuel, cowkeeper, 156 Bradfield roadBroster Thomas, butcher, 92a, MiU streetBrown ft Bowyer, monumental masons, Edward streetBrown G. F. ft A, Grand Junction vaults ft wine ft spiritmerchants, 85 Market street 4 i Victoria streetBrown Walter ft Son, mUlera (steam). North Westernmills, Gresty roadBrown George WUliam, assistant cattle traffic superintendent,254 Nantwich roadBrown John Wm. fried fish dealer, 4 Underwood laneBrussells-Anglo RoUer Rink Limited (J. Watson, sec);registered office, 174 Edleston roadBuchan Jane (Mrs.), confectioner, 155 Mill streetBuckley Ernest, bricklayer, 19 Vincent streetBuckley George GranviUe M.D., D.P.H.Vict. medicalofficer of health, superintendent of the Borough IsolationHospital ft medical officer to the EducationAuthority, Municipal buUdings, Earle streetBull George Herbert, manager of the United CountiesBank Limited, i Market squareBullock Harry, photographer, 48 High streetBurgess Lizzie 4 Annie (Misses), dress mas. 45 Lord stBurgess Elizh. (Mrs.), fried fish dlr. 48 Bamsbottom stBurgess George, coal dealer. Chambers streetBurgess Hannah (Miss), draper, 94 Nantwich roadBurke E. marine store dealer, Earle streetBurke Joseph, Express hotel, 39 Mill streetBurkhill, Wood 4 Co. steam saw mUls, 144 Market st
DIRECTORY.J CHESHIRE. GREWE. 291Burleigh George, printer, 15 HightownBuirepws Thomas, confectioner, 40 West streetBurrows "WUliam, estate agent, 79 West streetBurton Gyrus, assistant supt. Prudential, 11 Sherwin stButler Ann (Mrs.), greengrocer, 59 Farrington street 419 Market hallButler Frances (Mrs.), draper, 21 Edleston roadButler William, bricklayer, 84 Albert streetButterworth James Robert, shopkeeper, 58 Sandbach stButterworth William, agent Greenall, Whitley ft Co.Limited, 98 Nantwich roadButton Walter, engineer, brass 4 ironfounder 4 millwright. Borough foundry, Meredith street eastBygott Robert 4 Sons, solicitors, 27 High streetBygott Bobert, solicitor 4 commissioner for oaths (firm,Bobert Bygott 4 Sons), 27 High streetByrne John, shopkeeper 4 beer retailer, 93 Thomas stCallis William, photographer, 81 Meredith street 4painter, 62 Ludford streetCameron W. H. L. Ltd. who. clothing manufrs. Lord stCampbell Ernest, superintendent Britannic AssuranceCo. 112 Nantwich roadCannon Lydia (Mrs.), cowkeeper, n Bridle roadCanty Mary (Miss), fried fish dealer, 3 Goddard streetCaraell Henry John, customs 4 excise officer, pensionofficer to Middlewich District, Congleton Rural 4Sub-Committees of the <strong>Cheshire</strong> Local Pension Committee,344 Market squareGarrington 4 Button, electrical engineers, 9 High streetCarson Peter, beer retaUer, 41 Cemetery roadCart-wright WUliam, picture framer, 32 Ford laneGastleman Robert Francis Charles, district goods manager,RaUway stationCaswell Joseph Richard, greengrocer, 18 Oakley streetCattell, Thomas H. grindery dealer, 4 High street &boot repairer, 64 Cemetery roadCeates William, painter, 117 Nantwich roadChaUinor Samuel, coal dealer, 63 Oakley streetChaUinor Thos. oattle dlr. School House frm. Holland stChapman Fred, gents' outfitter 51, 4 ladies' outfitter63, Victoria streetOhapman Thomas, sec. to Crewe Co-operative FriendlySociety Limited, Market streetCharlesworth Edwin, joiner, 64 Bradfield roadCharlesworth Elizabeth (Mrs.), greengrocer, 42 4 43Market hallCharlesworth John, shopkeeper, 58 Underwood laneCharlesworth Mary Jane (Mrs.),fruitr. i 4 2 Market hallOharleswoTth Samuel, shopkeeper, 128 Bradfield road<strong>Cheshire</strong> <strong>County</strong> Nursing Association (Miss Filkin,. superintendent), 176 Nantwich road<strong>Cheshire</strong> Milk Producers' Association (James Sadler,sec), 23a, Nantwich road 4 Crewe Gates farm, CreweGreen<strong>Cheshire</strong> Boyal Engineers, Bailway Battalion TerritorialForce (Lieut.-Col. H. R. L. Howard C.B. commanding;Capt. R. H. Greig D.S.O. adjutant; Hon.Lieut. P. D. Michod, quartermaster; Gapt. F. A.-Lemon, A Co.; Gapt. E. Davenport, B Co.; Gapt. J.A. Bowes, G Co. ; Capt, 4 Hon. Major J. N. Jackson,D Co.; Capt, 4 Hon. Major J. W. Beaumont, E Co.;Capt. W. F. Black, F Co.); head quarters 4 armoury,Wistaston roadOhesters Henry 4 Co. brick manufacturers 4 carters 4team owners, 3 Cemetery roadOhesters Clarice (Miss), teacher of music, 65 Samuel stOhesters Ralph, beer retailer, 1 Broom streetChew George, boot 4 shoe ma. (slippers), 39 Market hallChilds Albert, reporter, 310 Hungerford roadChilds Charles, journalist, 280 Nantwich roadGhorlton Herbert, boot repairer, 26 & 191 West street& 69 Nantwich roadClark George, grocer, 4 post office, 121 Earle streetClarke G. F. Welch 4 Co. 'accountants, 57 Nantwich rdClarke Albert, shopkeeper, 30 Lockitt streetClarke Annie (Mrs.), greengrocer, 4 Market haUClarke Emma (Mrs.), dress maker, 36 Ludford streetClarke Eva (Miss), dress maker, 6 Stalbridge roadClarke Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 47 West streetClarke Henry, butcher, ai Mill streetClarke John, hair dresser, 24 4 98 Mill streetClarke Mary Ann (SIra.), shopkeeper, 131 Bedford streetClarke Thomas, confectioner, 45 'West streetClarke Thomas John, greengrocer, 19 ft 171 Nant-wichroad ft 152 Edleston roaddeland John ft Sons, boot ft shoe dlrs. 121 ft 123 Mill stClews, Brown ft Co. house furnishers ft furniture removers,17 ft ig MUl streetClews Jas. ft Hy. furniture dealers, 11 Bichard Moon stOlews Albert, saddler ft harness maker, 65 MiU street4 Cattle marketClews James, hair dresser, 61 MUl streetOlews Robert, tailor, 43 Hall 0' Shaw streetCliff Henry, goods agent North StaffordshireRaUwaygoods 4 coal wharf, Thomas street 4 CumberlandwharvesCliff Robert, hair dresser 4 tobacconist, 22 HightownClossick Thomas, grocer, 129 West streetClowes James, tailor, 164 Earle streetClowes Mark, tailor, 10 Edleston roadCoates WiUiam Henry, Lion 4 Swan P.H. 215 West stGogdeU John, hair dresser, 3 Peel streetCohen Jacob, smaUware dealer. Corn ExchangeColclough Frederick, fried fish dealer, 158 MiU streetColclough Mary Ellen (Mrs.), Brunswick hotel, 71Nantwich roadCollier Robert, fruiterer, 99 Victoria streetGoUins 0. ft F. bakers ft provision dealers, 267 Alton stGoUins Eliza (Mrs.), greengrocer, 194 Mill street 4 44Market hallGoUis Frank, coal mer. 5 Elizabeth st.4 Thomas St.wharfGomerford John F. shopkeeper, 447 West streetCompton J. 4 Sons, wholesale clothing mfrs. Bridle rdGonliffe Edward, boot 4 shoe maker, 177 Market streetConsterdine WiUiam, butcher, 25 Walthall streetCook Bessie (Mrs.), news agent, 4 Heath streetCooke Fredk. 4 Son,solictr8.Temple chmbrs.Exchange stCooke J. 4 A. cycle agents 4 makers, 12 4 14 Nantwich rdCooke Arth. butcher, 186 Edleston rd. 4 n Market haUCooke Caroline (Miss), dress maker, 129 Market streetCooke Charles J. Bowen M.Inst.C.E. chief mechanicalengineer L. 4 N. W. Bailway Locomotive Works,Market streetCooke Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 509 West streetCooke Frederick Horace M.A.Camb. soUcitor (firm, CookeFrederick 4 Son) 4 commissioner for oaths, "Templechambers. Exchange streetCooke Bobert, shopkeeper, 106 MiU streetCooke Walter, fried fish dealer, 15 Audley streetCooke William Arthur, plumber & painter, 3 MUl streetCooper Alfred, boot 4 shoe maker, 18 Mill streetCooper Artliur, fishmonger, 115a, West st. 4 Fishmarket.Cooper Frederick, seedsman, 154 Earle streetCooper William Herbert, fishmonger, 51 Market streetCo-operative Hall, Co-operative streetGo-operative Penny Bank, Go-operative streetCope Ann Mary (Miss), confectioner, 130 Market streetCope Geo. cowkpr. Nixon's cottage, Merrills brdg.West stCornes Walter, general carrier, 56 Henry streetGotteriU Arthur Partington, buUder, 104 Nantwich roadCotterill Frank, printer, no Victoria streetCotton Henry, beer retaUer, 24 Railway street<strong>County</strong> Court (His Honor Reginald Brown K.C. judge;C E. Speakman esq. registrar 4 high bailiff); office,Coppenhall terrace. Market streetCowap Charles, insurance agent, 152 Brooklyn streetCox Robert, hair dresser, 71 Earle streetGraddock Brothers Lim. boot 4 shoe dealers, 35 High stCrane Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 341 West streetCrank Margaret (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 43 Meredith streetCrawford Edward, boot repairer. 3 Alton street eastCrawshaw Sarah Ann (Mrs.), Bessemer P.H. RichardMoon streetCreasey Walter Thomas, butcher, 88 West streetGrewe 4 District Bill Posting 4 Advertising Go. Limited(W. J. Hurstfield, sec), 2 Station street; registeredoffice. 37 High streetGrewe 4 District Ice Co. Limited (H. W. Hockenhull,sec). Temple chambers. Exchange streetCrewe 4 District Perfect Thrift Building Society (A. W.Wilcox, sec), 37 High streetCrewe 4 Nantwich Chronicle (John Ward Jones, printerft publisher; published friday), 2 High streetCrewe Alexandra Football Club Lim. (J. B. Blomerley,sec), 174 Edleston roadGrewe'Amalgamated Anglers' Assodation Club 4 Institute(A. E. Butt, sec), 5 Market squareCrewe Anglers' Club & Institute (WUliam Brown, sec),46 Beech streetCrewe Arms Hotel (L. ft N. W. Railway Go.'s) (FrancisJohn Newbery, manager)Crewe (The) Artizans' Dwellings Go. Lunited (WiUiamEvans, sec); reg. offices, 58 McLaren streetCrewe Borough Ambulance Corps (H. Nield, hon. sec).Go-operative Lesser hallCrewe Building Material ft Hardware Co. Limited,Cumberland wharfCrewe Cattle Market 4 Abattoir Go. Limited (C. H.Weaver, sec). Bank buUdings, Market streetGrewe Cemetery (Harold S. K. Feltham, registrar 4clerk to burial board). Municipal buildings, Earle stCrewe Conservative Club (WUliam J. Morgan, sec. ;Charles Wildsmith, steward), 92 Victoria streetCHESHIRE 19*
292 CREWE. CHESHIRE. [KELLY*8Orewe Co-operative Friendly Society Limited (JohnBourne, general manager; Thomas Chapman, sec);stores. Market street 4 Co-operative street; branches,27. 29. 31. 33 4 35 MiU street; 55, 57 4 59 4 161-9,319 ft 327 West street; 92 4 94 Earle street; 86Wistaston road; i Broad street; 90 Gresty road; 16& 18 Derrington street; 226 4 228 Hungerford road4 I Westminster street; coal wharf, Earle Streetwharf; 4 Nantwich, Weston, Willaston, Haslington ftShavingtonCrewe Corporation Electric Works (H. H. Denton, electricalengineer). Electricity streetCrewe Corporation Fire Brigade (supt.Geo.Eaton-Shore;Capt. Geo. Harding; Lieut. Roberts) ; station Beech stGrewe Division Constitutional Association (A. H. Badger,hon. sec), 92 Victoria streetCrewe Divisional Liberal Association (C H. Pedley, hon.sec. ; Walter E. Hill, registration agent), 12 SmallmanroadGrewe First Model Building Society (H. W. Hockenhull,see.). Temple chambers. Exchange streetGrewe Guardian Office (Mackie ft Co. publishers; publishedtuesday 4 friday), 418 Market streetCrewe Harriers (C Dickinson, sec), Oak Farm hotel.Oak streetGrewe Liberal Club (Thos, Harrison, sec), Gatefield stCrewe Liberal Unionist Club (Horace Holliday, sec. ;Edward Morris, steward), 190 Edleston roadCrewe Memorial Cottage Hospital (James AtkinsonL.R.CP.Edin. James Reginald Atkinson M.B., CM.,D.P.H. Ernest C BaUev MB., B.S., B. M. DunstanL R.G.P. 4 S.Edin. Edward Gray L.B.C.P. k S.Edin.William Hodgson L.R.CP.I. Chas. Edwin MaximUianLowe M.B., Gh.B. Joseph Woods Moody L.B.C.P. ftS.Edin. Charles Wilson M.D. James Binnie MillarMB., C.M. ft Edward John Liddle M.B., Gh.B. medicalofficers; C H. Pedley, hon. sec. ; Miss Mary S.Gelson, matron), Victoria avenueCrewe Mineral Water Co. Limited, 6 Ludford streetCrewe Mutual Allotment BuUding Society (Arthur Pearson,sec). Bank buUdings, Market streetCrewe Permanent Benefit BuUding Society (Harry H.Hughes, sec), 46 High streetGrewe Public Baths (Wm. Gawthome, mgr.), 185 MUl stCrewe Sewage Farm (John Woodhouse, mgr.). West stGrewe Skating Rink (G. 4 J. C Grealy, proprietors).Queen streetCrewe Stationery Co. Lim. printers 4 statnrs.Frances stCrewe Working Men's Club ft Institute (Edward Wadsworth,sec. ; Jn. Hy.Simms, steward), 105 Cemetery rdCrimes Thomas, bird dealer, 30 West streetGronbach John, pork butcher, 35 Victoria streetCrook Joseph 4 Son Ltd. clothiers, 22 4 24 High streetCross Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 2 Underwood laneGumming Albert, shopkeeper. 134 Richmond roadCummings John, chemist, 6 Victoria streetCustoms 4 Excise Office (Sam Emmott, surveyor;Henry John Garnell 4 Wyndham WUliam Jones,officers), 3 & 4 Market squareDabinett Charles, hair dresser, 43a, Nantwich roadDaily Despatch (E. Hulton 4 Co. Lim.), 175 Edleston rdDakin Arthur, shopkeeper, 61 Gainsborough roadDale Herbert, news agent, 141 Edleston roadDale Martha Frances (Mrs,), beer retailer, 95 Thomas stDale WUliam Henry, pork butcher, 190 Mill streetDales George, shopkeeper, 89 Samuel streetDarley George, shopkeeper. 23 Martin streetDarters Albert James, shopkeeper, 75 Hall 0' Shaw stDarweU Annie (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 140 Wistaston roadDavies Hannah Esther ft Bertha (Misses), confectioners,17 Edleston roadDavies Alfred, tobacconist, 91 Victoria streetDavies Arthur, confectioner, 83 Mill streetDavies David, Cumberland Arms P.H. 5 Middlewich stDavies David, manager of the Manchester & LiverpoolDistrict Bank, Market squareDavies Frank H. seedsman, 122 Mill streetDavies George, insurance agent. 169 Market streetDavies Minnie (Miss), dress maker, 108 Brooklyn streetDavies Pierce Alfred, district supt. Refuge AssuranceGo. Limited. 18 Victoria streetDavies Robert, boot repairer. 35 Alfred streetDavies William, boot repairer, 104 Mill streetDavies WiUiam, farmer. Church House farmDavis John, coal merchant, 25 St. Paul's streetDaws/n George, insurance agent, 44 Cemetery roadDav k Sons, Crewe, Ltd. animal medicine mfrs. Hope stDeakins VincentBarnard,grocer ft provision dlr.94a,MUl stDean Daniel, erocer, 18 Earle st. 4 21 Middlewich stDean Elizabeth Ann ^Mrs,'). shopkeeper, 51 West streetDean James Henry, shopkeeper, 13a, Broad streetDean Joseph, mUk dealer, Herbert street, SydneyDean Thomas, plumber, 76 Ruskin roadDee Mineral Water Co. Limited (The), mineral watermanufacturers, 33 Furber streetDeluchi EniUio, confectioner, 76a, Market street & 414 43 Beech streetDensem Frank, draper, 23 4 25 Market streetDensem Frederick O. hatter 4 hosier, 70 Market street4 50a, High streetDenton Herbert H. borough electrical engineer. ElectricitystreetDerby John, confectioner, 54 Nantwich roadDerbyshire Samuel, Crown hotel, 23 Earle streetde Ross^ Elizabeth (Mrs,), milliner, 33 Victoria streetDickinson Edward, temperance hotel, 21 Pedley streetDickinson Nellie (Mrs.), dress maker,23 Richard Moon stDideridge Samuel, grocer, 39 Cemetery roadDimelow George Henry, coal merchant, 124 Nantwichroad & Thomas Street wharfDimelow Wm, shopkpr.4 post office,24 Minshull New rdDinan Rose (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 39 Grosvenor streetDishart William, boys' 4 girls' preparatory school.Mechanics" institution. Prince Albert street 4 stationer,4 Mill streetDix ft Go. Limited, brewers (Wm.PraU,agt.),Edleston rdDobson Edith (Miss), confectioner, 131 Market streetDodd Henry Charles, painter ft plumber, 124 West etDodd John, dogger, 72 Earle streetDodd Leonard Stanley, clothier, 114 West streetDodd William, greengrocer, 20 Market hallDonegal Tweed Co. (The), tailors, 23 Victoria-streetDonellan 4 Co. coal merchants, Cumberland wharfDony Margaret Elizabeth (Mrs.), dress ma. 12 Ford laneDoody Charles 4 Son Limited, wholesale clothing manufacturers,Longford streetDudley Horace H. photographer, 170 Edleston roadDudley Senior, insurance agent, 15 Furber streetDudley WiUiam, shopkeeper, 91 Wistaston roadDunning Annie (Mrs.), confectioner. 748 Market haUDunning WUliam, teacher of pianoforte, 4 organistChrist Church, 42 & 44 High streetDunstan Bernard Mainwaring L.R.CP. 4 S.Edin.,L.F.P.S.Glas. physician 4 surgeon, 35 Hightown 4 6Heathfield avenueDutton John, beer retailer, 45 Flag laneDutton William, hair dresser, 6 Underwood laneDwelley's, drapers. 8r 4 83 Market street 4 hosiers ftc.18 Victoria streetDyke Frank, hair dresser, i Wistaston roadDytor Mary (Mrs.), Queen's hotel, 57 Station streetEardley Wilmot Limited, printers, bookseUers, bookbinders,stationers, news agents 4 shipping agents,Chester bridgeEardley WUmot, stamp distributor & insurance agent,Chester bridgeEastmans Limited, butchers, 27 Victoria street; 11 Millstreet; 104 West street ft 67a, Market streetEaton William Edward, baker, 29 ft 31 Exchange streetEaton-Shore George, borough surveyor ft supt. of theCorporation Fire Brigade, Municipal buUdings,Earle stEdgar Annie (Mrs.), grocer, 82a, Underwood laneEdge George, greengrocer, 15 Market haUEdge WiUiam, butcher, 80 Lockitt streetEdleston Robert B. solicitor ft commissioner to administeroaths, 37 High streetEdmunds Thomas, grocer, 120 Broad streetEdwards Alfred Rogers, laundry, 2 Lawton streetEdwards Alfred W. district superintendent Pearl LifeAssurance Co. Limited, 20 Nantwich roadEdwards Edward, sign writer, Ludford streetEdwards Frederick, Hop Pole P.H. 142 Wistaston roadEdwards James, blacksmith, Remer streetEdwards John, coal merchant, 259 WalthaU streetEdwin Frank, asst. insurance supt. 101 Westminster rdEgerton Florence (Miss), greengrocer, 39 Market hallEgerton Mary (Mrs.), greengrocer, 32 Market haUElks Thomas, baker, 55 Underwood laneEUis Abner W. hair dresser, 433 West streetEllis Edward, dairyman. Main road, SydneyEllis Peter, dining rooms, 59 Nantwich roadEUwood William, cheesemonger, 5 Market haUElson Daniel, stationer ft news agent, 184 Edleston rdElson WiUiam, hair dresser, 140 Edleston roadEmberton Brothers, cheese factors, Gresty roadEmerton David, shopkeeper, 94 Alexandra streetEmmett Annie (Mrs.),common lodging ho. 177 Market stEmmott Sam, surveyor of taxes, 3 ft 4 Market squareEntwistle Sergt. T. S., R.E. driU instructor to <strong>Cheshire</strong>Royal Engineers (Railway Battalion) Territorial Force,The Armoury, Wistaston roadEuston Coffee Tavern (F. Chesworth, sec), Earle streetEvans Albt. Edwd. baker 4 confctnr.55 4 104 Victoria stEvans Annie (Mrs.), dress maker, 160 Earle street
^D^J^GfTORY.] CHESHIRE. CREWE. 293Evans Annie (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 19 Pedley streetEvans Benjamin W. shopkeeper, 79 Derrington avenueEvans,George, shopkeeper, 178 Earle streetEvans James, cyde dealer, 16 Edleston roadEvans Richd. cheesemonger, 25, 26, 27 & 28 Market hallE^ans Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 14 Somerville streetEvans Thomas, shopkeeper, 35 Market terraceFante'm Sarah (Mrs.), confectioner, 27 'Walthall streetBarreU Henry, cyde maker, 20 West streetI Farrington Cissie (Miss), dress maker, 83 Sefton avenueFaulkner Arthur John, greengrocer, 43 HightownFaulkner Sarah Hannah (Mrs.), beer retailer,4 Station stFaulkner WiUiam, grocer, 8 Madeley streetFaulkner William, shopkeeper, 85 Goddard streetFear Joseph Fletcher, insurance agent, 121 Nantwich rdFearn Joseph, confectioner, 41 West streetGoulden John, shoeing smith ft engineer, 205 Market stCloulden John Bavenscroft, carpenter ft joiner, 18 Underwoodlane ft Monk streetGoyer Ann Maria (Mrs.), midwife, 331 Alton streetGray Edward L.E.C.P. ft S.Edin., L.F.P.S.Glas. physicianft surgeon, medical officer for South Crewedistrict, Nantwich union, 144 ^jpntwich roadGreen James, window deaner, 39 IBrnest streetGreen Bose (Miss), prindpal Surgical Home ft Institutefor Private Nurses, 172 Nantwich roadGreenall, 'Whitley ft Co. Lim. brewers (WiUiam Butterworth,agent), 98 Nantwich roadGregory J. ft Son, coal merchants, Thomas Street wharf4 furnitbre removers, Furnival streetGregory Sarah Ann (Mrs.), grocer, 20 Furnival streetGregory Thomas, cheesemonger ft bacon dealer, 13 ft 22Market hallGriffiths Edgar Francis, hair dresser, 49a, Victoria stGriffiths Fred, news agent, 53 Mill streetGriffiths John, shopkeeper, 149a, Bichard Moon-streetGriffiths Robert, district supt. Royal London Mutual! Society Limited, 161 Ruskin road' Griffiths Thomas, news agent, 156 Earle streetGriffiths Thomas, shopkeeper ft dairyman, 173 Market stGriffiths WiUiam, coid dealer, i Naylor streeti Grocott Samuel, baker, 137 West street: Grosvenor Samuel, beer retailer, 7 Ludford streetGroucott Thomas, beer retaUer, 168 MiU streetI Groves Alfred Herbert, butcher, 142 'West streetI Groves Teresa (Mrs.),stationer, ft post office, 152 West st1 Growcott Sarah (Mrs.), tobacconist, 5 Mill street; Habberley Thomas, draper, 116 West street' Haddock Margaret (Mrs.), midwife, 82 Edleston roadi Hadgett Cardine (Mrs,), fruiterer, 43 MUl streetHalfpenny Alfred E. insurance agent, 56 Vincent streetJ^eltham Harold Stanley Kirkman, solicitor 4 notaryptiblic, & town clerk, registrar of cemetery ft derk tothe education authority ft to the burial board, MunidpalbuUdings ft 100 'Victoria streetFilkin Miss, superintendent <strong>Cheshire</strong> <strong>County</strong> NursingAssodation, 176 Nantwich roadFinn Sergt. A. H,, B.E, driU instructor to <strong>Cheshire</strong>Royal Engineers (RaUway Battalion) Territorial Force,The Armoury, Wistaston roadFirst Crewe Economic BuUding Society (W, T. Johnson,sec.), 174 Edleston roadFir^t Crewe Richmond Building Society (The), Victoriachambers. Heath streetFisher Thomas, confectioner, 12 West streetFlack Henry, butcher, 10 Market hallFleet Emma (Mrs.), temperance hotel, 9 ft 11 Nantwichroadfleteher W. k B. Limited, butchers (Richard Collins,manager), 73 Market streetiFletcher EUzabeth TMrs.), painter ft glazier, 29 Hightwn Halfpenny Elijah, painter ftc. 29 Vincent streetFlood May E. (Mi!»s), confr.4 tobaccnst.227b,Nantwich rd Hall Clement, confectioner, 138 Edleston roadFord Samuel, shopkeeper, i Glover streetHall Margaret (Mrs.), fried fish dealer, 99 Wistaston rdForster Joseph Thomas, cycle dealer, 145 West street HaUs Herbert, beer retailer, 241 West streetForster Mary Jane (Mrs.),,cycle dealer, 11 Hightown ; HalsaU Eleanor (Miss), dress maker, 135 West streetFoster Elizabeth (Mrs.), smaUware dealer, 44 Lincoln st , Hamilton William 4 Son, tailors, 65 Market streetFoster George, fried fish dealer, 190 Walthall street i Hampson Frank Collins, fruiterer, 57 Nantwich roadFoster Joseph, fruitr. 13 Exchange st. ft 48 Market hall Hampson Fredk. G. greengrocer, 45 4 46 Market hallFowler AUred Arthur, fried fish dealer, 67 Nantwich rd I Hampson Mary (Mrs.), fried fish dealer, 73 Mill streetFox Clement, watch maker ft jeweller, 54 Market street Hancock John, grocer, 2 Buskin roadft 27 Nantwich roadI Hanlon Thomas, wardrobe dealer, 2 Stafford streetFox Jn. greengro. 88 Market st. ft 49 4 51 Market hall ^ Hardcastle William, chimney sweeper, Fareham's row,Fox Sarah Annie (Mrs.), draper, 34 High street I Nantwich roadFox WiUiam, outfitter, 125 West streetHardie Thomas, tailor, 265 WalthaU streetFreeborough James William, jobmaster, Crewe Arms hotl Harding John, Son ft Go. Limited, wholesale clothingFreeman George, publisher, 178 Mill streetj manufacturers, Vincent streetFroggatt Jessie (Miss), teacher of music, 58 Sefton aven [ Harding Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 18 West streetFry George ft Co. loan office (E. J. Jones, manager), 180 I Harding Thomas, refreshment rooms, 92 Market streetEdleston roadI Harker John, smaUware dealer, 91 MiU streetFryer William, superintendent London ft Manchester IndustrialAssurance Co. Limited, 227c, Nantwich road i Harris George Thomas, printer ft stationer, i Buxton\ Harper Percy J.ironmngr.59Market st.ft 44 Nantwich rdFuraivaU Thomas, grocer, 146 Broad streetI avenue & 57 Victoria street(Jjytche Joseph West, taUor, i Alban streetHarris John BlackweU, postmaster. Post office. Market sq.Gadd John, furniture dealer, 96 MiU streetHarrison Hy. news agt. 4 post office, 22 Gainsboro' rdGaUay EUzabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 71 Ruskin road ' Harrison John S. Albert P.H, 64 Oakley streetGalley Joseph, shopkeeper, 4 Bridle roadI Harrison Samuel, fruiterer, 140 West streetGalliard Bichard, boot repairer, 142 Broad street : Hart John Lovell, photographer, 52 Nantwich roadGi^Uoway Alex.Shannon,chemist,&post off,43Nantwich rd Harthan Elizabeth (Mrs.), stationer, 4 post office, 155iGainer E- 4 W. undertakers, 171 Edleston road 4 Nantwich roadBrown street , .i Harthern Clifford N. wringing machine repairer, 13i Oakley streetGarnett Henry WUliam George, solicitor ft commissionerHarthern James, shopkeeper, 1 Bamsbottom street> for oaths, 174 Edleston roadHartley Thomas, confectioner, 21 Nantwich road 4 19,Garratt Jane (Mrs.), haberdasher, 39 Princess street20 ft 21 Market hallGartside Dinah (Mrs.), baker ft confectnr. 41 MiU streetHarvey Thomas, picture framer, 11 West streetGartside Ernest, cheesemonger, 47 Market hallHarwood Elizabeth (Miss), miUiner, 9 MiU streetGeorge Alfd. artificial teeth maker, see Artificial Tooth Haselden John, shopkeeper, i Hall 0' Shaw streetInstituteHassall Grace (Mrs.), midwife, 46 Ford lane, George Joseph, shopkeeper, 39 Peel streetHassall Henry, shopkeeper, 64 Wistaston roadGelson Mary S. (Miss), matron Crewe Memorial Cottage Hawthorn iJfred E. grocer, 11 Earle streetHospital, 'Victoria avenueHaydock Ribhard ft Co. coal merchants (Joseph Simon,GHbbins Frederick Thomas, hair dresser, n Cemetery rd agent), Earle Street wharfGibson ft Son, hair dressers, 25 Nantwich roadHayes Albert Edward, butcher, 26 HightownGibson Frederick WiUiam, grocer, 16 Walthall street Haynes Joseph, greengrocer, 40 ft 41 Market hallGibson James, cycle maker, 24 ft 26 Nantwich road Haynes Samuel, secondhand booksellers, 18 Market hallGibson James, fried fish dealer, 24 HightownHaynes Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 43 Flag laneGribson WUliam Henry, cycle maker, Edleston road Heaps Bobert, greengrocer, 84 Market streetGiU Henry, greengrocer, 149 Bichard Moon street Heath Charles Wm, boot maker ft dlr. 148 Edleston rdGittins Bosa (Mrs.)rj|raper, 71 Victoria streetHeath John Francis, grocer, 128 Earl streetGlover T. ft Co. prQviiion dealers, 58 Market street Heath Joyce^ grocer ft wine dealer, 53 High streetGoldthorp Henry, fancy draper, 31 Market streetHeath Mary (Mrs.), pawnbroker, i Cobden streetQ-ondliffe George, hair dresser, 43 West streetHeath Thomas, fishmonger, 162 Earle st. ft 78 Lord stGoodaU William, dining rooms, 2 Bedford streetHeathcote Martin, shopkeeper, 53 Cemetery roadGoodwin Alfred, Engine hotel". 77 MUl streetHempton Robert J. secretary ft librarian. Mechanics'Goodwin WiUiam, grocer, 188 Edleston roadInstitution, Prince Albert street'•GoxetiHaxity, butcher, 118 West streetHenley Thomas, beer retaUer, 130 Earle streetOctedSah'Thomas, The Vine-^ifitd, 41-43 Earle streetHenshall Henry, shopkeeper. 37 Albert streetGough Joseph, shopkeeper, ay LoAitt streetHenshaU Samuel, batcher, 4 Nantwich roadG-oold Josiah^ cabinet maker, 39 High street
294 CREWE. CHESHIRE. 8Henson Oliver, undertaker, 423 West streetHesketh Alfred W. ironmonger. Railway approach ftglass ft china dealer, 33 Nantwich roadHeywood Thomas, greengrocer, 59 Earle street; 149MiU street ft 56 Market hallHibbert Florence Ada (Miss), dress ma, 16 HightownHickson Walter, undertaker, 146 Earle streetHigginbottom Howard, insurance supt, 7 HightownHiggins Martha (Mrs,), midwife, 321 Alton streetHightown Wesleyan Church Institute (Arthur <strong>Cheshire</strong>,sec), 7 Beech streetH Iditch Clarice H. (Miss), private school, Furnival stHilditeh Edwin Sims, teacher of music, 14 Heathfield avHill (Miss Lucy) 4 Daniel (Miss Lucy), shoplteepers, 19South streetHill Alice (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 176 MiU streetHill Frederick, cab proprietor, 125 MUl streetHill Louie (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 125 Mill streetHill Bobert Greene, wine 4 spirit merchant, 1^ Earle stHill Boger Wilbraham, solicitor, see Speakman 4 HillHill Walter E. registration agent Divisional Liberal Association,12 Smallman roadHilton Stephen k Sons, boot mas. 10 4 12 Victoria stHitchin Jane (Mrs.), fried fish dealer, iS Catherine stHoare George, Star hotel, 65 Victoria streetHobson H. (Mrs.), sculptor, 218 Market streetHobson Olive (Mrs.), milliner, 7 Market streetHobson WiUiam, insurance agent, 7 Market streetHockenhull Arth.Higgott, cheese factor,BaUway approachHockenhull Joseph, boot 4 shoe ma. 23 Nantwich roadHodgkinson Geo. Edward, insurance agent, 23 Myrtle stHodgkinson Harry W. butcher, 8 Market hallHodgkinson William Henry, shopkeeper, 19 Frances stHodgkiss Frank, grocer, 106 Wistaston roadHodgson WUUam L.R.C.P. 4 L.M.Irel,, L,F.P.S.Glas.surgeon, Helmsville, HightownHoff Arthur, plumber, 1 Newdigate streetHoff Harriett (Mrs.), tobacconist, 143 Mill streetHolden WiUiam, provision merchant, 136 West streetHolland Robert, provision dealer, 16 Victoria street; 464 109a, Nantwich road 4 98 West streetHolman Edward J. saddler, 42 Nantwich road 4 2 Hill stHolman Thomas, common lodging house, 1 4 9 Oakstreet 4 shopkeeper, 9 Oak streetHome 4 Colonial Stores Lim. grocers (James McKie,manager), 79 Market streetHood Ann (Mrs.), fancy repository, 20 Victoria streetHoole Samuel, confectioner, 82 Flag laneHope Jane (Miss), confectioner, 147 Richard Moon streetHope Mary (Mrs,), smaUware dealer, 50 Oakley streetHopkins Thomas, hair dresser. Market terraceHopkins William, milk dealer, Sydney roadHoptroff Harry, butcher, 56 Market streetHopwood John Henry, hair dresser, 90 Nantwich roadHordle Arthur George, chemist, 47 Nantwich roadHossack Thomas, news agent, i High streetHough Abraham, butcher, 170 Earle streetHough Frank, boot 4 shoe maker, 117 4 119 West street4 88 Earle streetHough John, boot repairer, 170 Earle streetHough William Henry, cowkeeper, 8 Carlisle streetHoughton Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 54 Sandbach stHouse Charles W. house furnisher, 547 Heath street;workshop, Lea avenueHouston George W. manager L. 4 N, W. RaUway Go.'sGas works, Wistaston roadHoward Betsey (Mrs.), Red Bull P.H. 53 Market streetHoward Frederick, fruiterer, 83 Victoria street 4 7, 124 23 Market hallHoward Issachar, Victoria hotel, 93 Victoria streetHoward Thomas, Prince of Wales P.H. 120 West streetHowarth Lily Ellen (Mrs),gro. ft fruitr.227 Nantwich rdHowell Albert, fried fish dealer, 53 West streetHowkins Edward, milk dealer, 2 HaU 0' Shaw streetHoyle Herbert, Bull's Head inn, 134 West streetHubbard Frank, ironmonger, 54 Victoria streetHudson William, Cheese Hall 'Vaults P.H. 15 Earle streetHughes C J. k Sons, auctioneers, 46 High streetHughes Ernest, news agent, 24 West streetHughes Harriet (Miss), fried fish dealer, see Anderson4 HughesHughes Harriet (Mrs,), midwife, 161 Edleston roadHughes James, confectioner, 18 Market terraceHughes John, fishmonger, 61 Nantwich roadHughes John, shopkeeper, 64 Ludford streetHughes WUliam Thomas, shopkeeper, 6 Nile streetHulme Amy A. (Mrs.), shopkeeper, i Casson st. West stHidmes Rebecca (Mrs.), servants' registry office, 108Nantwich roadHulmes Thomas William, boot maker, 6 Mill streetHulse Sarah (Mrs.), confectioner, 7 Mill streetHunt John Thomas, dairyman, 169 Alton streetHunters The Tgamen Limited, grocers, 74a, Market stHurst Frank Crossley, butcher, 88 Nantwich roadHutchinson Harry, coal dealer, 12 Vere streetHutchinson Mabel (Miss), milliner, 34 West streetHutchinson Richard, coal dealer, 4 HaU 0' Shaw streetHutton Wm.cabinet ma. 4 house furnisher,i7 Victoria atIllingworth Arthur Edward, assistant town clerk ft clerkto the Pensions Committee, Municipal bldgs. Earle stIndependent Labour Party & Institute (Joseph Corbettsec. ; W. Anderson, treasurer), 28 Flag laneIndependent Order of Rechabites (Star Tent) (HenryJones, sec), 37 Walthall streetIrwin William, marine store dealer. Brook streetIsolation Hospital for Infectious Diseases (George GranvilleBuckley M,D., D.P.H.Vict. medical superintendent;Miss Anita E. Clack, matron), Middlewich stJackson Brothers, hardware dealers, 112 Market streetJackson's Stores Limited, house furnishers, 79 Victoriastreet ft 37 Mill streetJackson Albert, shopkeeper, 86 Albert street 4 cab proprietor.High streetJackson Alice (Mrs.), beer retailer, 84 Wistaston roadJackson Charlie, tobacconist, 6 Heath streetJackson Emanuel, hair drssr. ft tobccnst.32Nantwich rdJackson Frederick, greengrocer, 40 South streetJervis I. H. ft J. builders, 162 Edleston roadJervis Abraham, music warehouse, 21 Market streetJinks George, greengrocer, 146 West streetJohnson Brothers (Dyers) Limited, dyers, 49 Victoria stJohnson Charles, insurance agent, 34 Alton streetJohnson Daniel, joiner, Camm st. ft 109 Nantwich roadJohnson George, boot repairer, 26 Mill streetJohnson James, joiner. Chambers streetJohnson Mark, coal 4 coke mer. 20 Middlewich st. nthJohnson Philip P. hosier 4 outfitter, 31 Nantwich roadJohnson William, greengrocer, 37 Stalbridge roadJoinson Margaret (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 167 Underwood laJones Albert, beer retailer, 188 Mill streetJones Arthur R. relieving officer, Crewe district 4 registrarof marriages, Crewe 4 Wybunbury sub-districts,Nantwich union, 47 Earle streetJones Edward, joiner 4 fried fish dealer, Ludford streetJones Edwin, district superintendent Wesleyan ftGeneral Assurance Society Limited, 37 Nantwich roadJones Enoch, yeast merchant, 14 MUl streetJones Evan, news agent, 131 West streetJones George, fried fish dealer, i Exchange streetJones Henry, builder, 143 Edleston road 4 Browning stJones Isaac, shopkeeper, 5 Stafford street.Tones Jabez, boot repairer, 74 Earle streetJones James Wm. coal 4 coke merchant, 80 Lockitt stJones John L.D.S.R.CS.Edin. dental surgeon,i Beech stJones John, fried fish dealer, 5 Alexandra streetJones John, insurance agent, 56 Samuel streetJones John, King's Arms P.H. 56 4 58 Earle streetJones John W. draper, Chester bridgeJones Louisa (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 18 Grosvenor streetJones Samuel, shopkeeper, 44 Alfred streetJones Sarah (Miss), temperance hotel, 20 Nantwich roadJones WUliam, shopkeeper, 39 Chetwode streetJones William James, picture frame maker 4 dealer,119 Market streetJones Wyndham William, customs 4 excise officer,pension officer for Grewe Borough 4 Middlewich DistrictSub-Committee of the <strong>Cheshire</strong> Local PensionCommittee, 344 Market squareJufls Jonah, boot repairer, 8 Exchange streetKay Kate k Alice (Misses), confectioners, 174 Earle stKay Samuel, monumental mason, 102 Edleston roadKay William, shopkeeper, 136 Bedford streetKelson Mary (Mrs.), servants' registry office, 13 West stKendall 4 Sons Ltd. umbreUa manufrs. 73 Market stKent Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 91 Beech streetKetteU James Henry, Old Vaults P.H. 23 ft 25 High st.4 ale 4 stout merchant ft bottler. Oak streetKettle Frederick, shopkeeper, 35 Alton streetKilleen Margaret (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 25 Station streetKiUman Albert Frederick, draper, 23a, Mill streetKilmore Edith Annie (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 80 Sydney rdKilner James Robert, hatter ft outfitter, 13 Earle streetKimberley Joseph, shopkeeper, 23 Wood streetKing Henry, hair dresser, 36 West streetKing John, fried fish dealer, 41 Hulme streetKinsey Frank, solicitor 4 comr. for oaths, 50 High stKinsey William, butcher, 9 Market hallKlemt Augustus, Rockwood inn, Alton streetKnight John Charles,Commercial hotel,i Chester bridgeKnott John, butcher, 61 Market streetLakin William, farmer. Main road, SydneyLamb Christopher, insurance agent, 182 Walthall streetLamb Hannah (Mrs.), midwife, 150 Market streetLane Joseph, tripe dresser,' 46 West street;street; 69 MiU street 4 Victoria streetLarge Fanny (Mrs.), grocer, 157 Nantwich road27 EarlS
DIRECTORY.! CHESHIRE. CREWE. 295Latham H 4 Co. Limited, drug stores, 74 West streetLatham Arthur,.greengro.176 Earle st.ft Railway apprchLatham EmUy (Mrs.), greengrocer, 18 Stalbridge roadLatham John Thomas, shopkeeper, 13 Herdman streetLatham Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 9 Richard Moon streetLatham Mary H.(Mrs.).Egerton ArmsP.H.38Nantwich rdLatham Richard, insurance agent, 132 Henry streetLatham Samuel, boot repairer, 81 Meredith streetLatham Thomas, greengrocer, 53, 54, 55 ft 67 Markethall 4 fruit salesman, 26 Earle streetLatham WiUiam, butcher, 14 ft 15 Market hallLatham William, hair dresser, 56 Nantwich roadLawrence John M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. residentphysician 4 surgeon, London 4 North Western AccidentHospital ft medical officer for the London ft NorthWestern Bailway Co. The Hospice, Mill streetLawton William, shopkeeper, 28 Lockitt streetLaycock Emma (Mrs.), furniture remover, 113 West stLea James, baker, 93 Beech streetLea Percy J. poultry farmer, McLaren streetLea WUliam, baker, 2 Victoria streetLeach Walt, insurance ft commsn. agt. 258 Nantwich rdLe Couteur Charles Clifford, pianoforte dealer, 42 ft 44High streetLee Richard Mattock, pawnbroker, 79 Mill street 4Station streetLee WUliam Henry, clothier, 44 West streetLeech Ernie, Angel hotel. 25 'Victoria streetLeech Frank Herbert M,R,0,V.S. veterinary surgeon,159 MUl streetLeeming Jas. H. hair dresser 4 tobaccnst. 77 Market stLeigh Peter, Blue Cap Dog P.H. 66 4.68 Market streetLewis Brothers, carting agents, 93 4 95 Market streetLewis Elizabeth (Mr.s.), midwife, 78 Alton streetLewis Emily (Mrs.),greengrocer, 31, 32 4 33 Market hallLewis Sergt.-Major H. A., R.E. drill instructor to<strong>Cheshire</strong> Royal Engineers (Railway Battalion) TerritorialForce, The Armoury, Wistaston roadLewis Lily (Miss), dress maker, 39 Gresty terrace,Hungerford roadLewis Robert, stationer 4 news agent, 36 HightownLewis-Dale Hy. commercial traveUer, 194 Nantwich rdLiddle Edward John M.B , B.Ch. 4 B.A.O.R.U.I. surgeon,31 Hungerford roadLillian William, shopkeeper, 260 Walthall streetLipton's Limited, grocers 4 provision dlrs. 55 Market stLiverpool Daily 4 Weekly Courier 4 Evening ExpressBranch Office, 82 Lockitt streetLiverpool Victoria Legal Friendly Society (Charles JordanPettitt, dist. mangr.), Victoria chambers,Heath stLivesey John M. clothier 4 pawnbroker, 87 Victoria stLivingstone Kate (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 106 Richmond rdLloyd Frank 4 Sons, auctioneers (James G. Hall, sec),Crewe cattle market, Gresty roadLloyd James, hoot repairer, 140 Gresty roadLloyd Sarah Ann (Mrs ), shopkeeper, 154 Edleston roadLockett Albert, boot 4 shoe maker, 72 Wistaston roadLockett George, boot maker, 14 Beech streetLockett John, boot repairer, 55 Chetwode street 4 29Market terraceLockett Myra (Mrs.), dress maker, 58 Catherine streetLondon Central Meat Co. Limited, butchers, 3 Victoriastreet 4 48 Nantwich roadLondon 4 Manchester Industrial Assurance Co. Limited(WiUiam Fryer, district supt.), 227c, Nantwich roadLondon 4 North Western Grewe South Shed LodgingHonse for engine men, firemen 4 brakesmen (Mrs.Mary Elizabeth Jones, matron), Gresty roadLondon 4 North Western RaUway Accident Hospital (Jn,Lawrence M,B.C.S.Eng., L.R.CP.Lond. res. physician& surgeon ; Mrs. Lawrence, matron). Mill streetLondon 4 North Western Railway Go.'s Estate Office(Thomas A. Ball, agent), Eaton streetLondon 4 North Western Railway Go. gas apparatusshow room, 34 Earle streetLondon 4 North Western Railway Go. Gas Works (Geo.W. Houston, manager), Wistaston roadLondon 4 North Westem RaUway Co.'s LocomotiveWorks, Market street (C J. B. Cooke M.I.C.E. chiefmechanical engineer; William Horabin, private sec.ft chief clerk ; W. W H. Warneford, works manager;Permanent Way department, William Dawson M.I.C.E.€ngineer; W. E. Thornhill, divisional engineer; Elec-. trical. Signal 4 Telegraph department, Arthur MooreThompson M.I.C.E., M.I.E.E. signal supt. 4 chiefelectrical engineer), Gresty roadLondon 4 North Western RaUway Engine Drivers' Home(Mrs. Mary Burgess, caretaker), 171 Mill streetLondon ft North Western Railway Parcel Receiving Office,Euston coffee tavern, Earle streetLong Harry, slater, 77 Cemetery roadLoundes Frederick, horSe dealer. Main road, SydneyLovatt Ephraim, insurance agent, 91 Edleston roadLovatt Maggie (Mrs.), butcher, 138 Broad streetLovatt Thomas William, registrar of births ft deaths,Crewe sub-district, Nantwich union, 11 High streetLowe Ambrose, shopkeeper, 73 Vincent streetLowe Charles Edwin 'Maximilian M.B. 4 Ch.B.Vict; physician4 surgeon, 63 West st. 4 131 Nantwich roadLowe Edward, teacher of music, 62 Samuel streetLowe Edward Harold, branch manager "Liverpool Daily4 Weekly Courier ft Evening Express," 83 Lockitt stLowe Elizabeth (Mrs.), beer retoUer, 13 Stafford streetLowndes William, cooper. King street, Earle streetLumb WaUacei wine ft spirit merchant, 33 Market stLyceum Co. Limited (C H, Weaver, sec.); registeredoffice. Bank buildings, Market streetLyne William W. baker, 2 Alfred streetLyon 4 Son, tobacconists, Railway approach,Nantwich rdLyons Madam M. milliner, 30 HightownMacdonalds Limited, dentists (branch, attends tues, 4fri.), Coppenhall terrace. Market streetMcGowan John, greengrocer, 34 4 52 Market hallMachin Joseph, dairyman, 43 Remer streetMclntyre Laura (Mrs.), dress maker, 199 Edleston roadMcKenzie LUy (Miss), dress maker, 105 Nantwich roadMcLeod Hugh, news agent ft stationer, 15 Market streetMcMorran Samuel, horse dealer. West view. West stMaddock Robert, boot repairer, n Havelock streetMaddock Thomas, farmer, Mann farm, Bradfield roadMaddocks Benjamin, butcher, 71 Mill streetMaddocks Henry, tobacconist, 43a, Nantwich roadMadeley Charles, builder, 8 Frances streetMaden Brothers, botanical beer brewers, Derrington stMalin Frank, fried fish dealer, 45 Manchester streetManchester Evening Chronicle (E. Hulton k Co. Lim.publishers), 175 Edleston roadManchester Guardian 4 Evening News Branch Office,179 Edleston roadManchester 4 Liverpool District Banking Co. Limited(branch) (David Davies, manager). Market square ftGresty road (open mon. 10.30 a.m. to 2.30 p.m.);draw on London office, 75 Gornhill E GManley Henry 4 Sons Limited, auctioneers. New Cattlemarket 4 Horse repository, Gresty roadManley Edith (Miss), milliner, 57a, Victoria streetManley Frank, shopkeeper, 53 Samuel streetManley Frederick, builders' merchant, 213 Alton streetManley Lizzie (Miss), shopkeeper, 69 Chetwode streetManley Sarah (Mrs.), draper, 15 Cemetery roadManley Sarah Jane (Miss), shopkeeper,112 ft 114 Earle stManley Sarah Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 166 Mill streetMantle Elizabeth (Mrs.), tobacconist, 38 West streetManuel Peter M.B.C.V.S. veterinary surgeon, 4 veterinaryinspector under tbe " Contagious Diseases(Animals) Acts '' for Crewe district, i South streetMarket Hall (Thomas Barr, inspector), Earle streetMartin Betsey 4 Phoebe (Misses), temperance hotel, 17Nantwich roadMartin Herbert, greengrocer, 21 Market hallMartin James, architect ft surveyor, 37 Nantwich roadMartin Thomas, shopkeeper, 143 Market streetMartin William, hair dresser, 3 Station streetMaskery James, shopkeeper, 2 Howard streetMason Daniel, common lodging house, 5 Oak streetMason Richard, shopkeeper, 200 Ruskin roadMason Thomas, photographer, 25 Thomas streetMason William, painter ft glazier, 128 Mill streetMatthews James, coach propr. 4 coal dlr. 205 Market stMatthews John H. butcher, 117a, West streetMatthews Percy, farmer, SydneyMavor James, chemist 4 druggist. Post office, 45 Hightown4 wine merchant, 126 West streetMaybury Brothers, wholesale manufacturing confectioners,Chetwode street; 53 Victoria street; 7 Highstreet 4 9, 10, 16, 17, 18, 19, 25 4 26 Market hallMaybury Annie (Miss), shopkeeper, 39a, Middlewich stMaybury Edward, confectioner, 2 West streetMaybury Thomas, fishmonger, 7 Exchange streetMajman Annie (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 62 Cemetery roadMayman Edward, fried fish dealer, 78 Market streetMayo Stephen, rag merchant, 97 Meredith streetMaypole Dairy Co. Limited, 69 Market st. ft 128 West stMaywhort Aaron, assistant overseer. Municipal bldgsMeadow Dairy Co. Limited, grocers, 21 Victoria streetMealor Saml. blacksmith, Derby st. ft grocer, 75 Ford laMechanics' Institution (C J. Bowen Cooke esq. M.I.C.E.,M.I.M.E. president; Robert J. Hempton, sec). PrinceAlbert streetMeincken John H. butcher, 135 Edleston roadMeUing James, fried fish dealer, 8 MUl streetMerrill Charles Edward, shopkeeper, 85 Catherine streetMerrill Elizabeth (Mrs.), greengrocer, 189 MiU streetMerrill EUen (Mrs.), draper, 50 Earle street
296 CREWE. CHESHIRE. [KELLY*SMerry Major, shopkeeper, 60 Cemetery roadMethodist Public Hall, Victoria chambers. Heath streetMicklewright W, ft Sons, builders, John street; brickmakers, Ridgway st. ft funeral furnishers, 76 'West stMicklewright John, builder, 27 Princess streetMiddleton Martin, pianoforte dlr, see Breeden ft MartinMidland Machine Co. furniture dealern (Enoch Hancock,manager), 25 Exchange strei^tMillar James Binnie M.B., C.M.Glas. physician 4 surgeon,168 Edleston roadMiller Mary Ann (Mrs.), furniture broker,ii Chetwode stMUlward Robert, butcher, 104 Earle streetMinshull Alfred, shopkeeper, 74 Samuel streetMinshull Clement Charles, grocer, 4 Westminster streetMinshuU Dora (Miss), milliner, 8ia, Victoria streetMoody k Dunstan, physicians 4 surgeons, Hightown 46 Heathfield avenueMoody Mary (Mrs.) 4 Son, pa-wnbrokers, 45 Earle streetMoody Charles H, hardware dealer, 91 Market street 4watch maker 4 jeweUer, 50 High streetMoody John Matthew, watch maker 4 jeweUer, 5Victoria streetMoody Joseph Woods L.R.C.P. 4 L.R.C.S.Edin. surgeon,35 High townMoore Frederick M. auctioneer, see Tajdor 4 MooreMorbey Frederick, tobacconist, 106 West streetMorbey Thomas, news agent, 15 West streetMorgan Edmund P. sexton 4 collector of fees at cemetery,Cemetery roadMorgan George, district supt. Prudential AssuranceCo. Limited, 13 Nant-wich roadMorgan James, furniture dealer, 14 4 16 Exchange stMorgan Morgan, park curator Queen's park, Victoria avMorley Henry Southern, boot 4 shoe maker, 75 Mill stMorrey Alfred H. beer retailer, 55 Beech streetMorrey John, builder, 146 Bedford streetMorrey William Arthur, assistant supt. PrudentialAssurance Co. Limited, 48 Alton streetMorris Albert, hair dresser, 128 Market streetMorris Oliver, baker ft confectioner. 84 West streetMorris William, dairyman, 44 Broad streetMorton Nellie (Mrs,), shopkeeper, i Laura streetMorton Thomas, coal merchant, i Laura streetMoss Harry, farmer. The Poplars, Remer streetMoss Thomas, farmer, Bradfield roadMoss William James, shopkeeper, 43 Cemetery roadMottershead James, boot maker, 8 Edleston roadMottram Joseph, dairyman, Stoneley roadMould Emma (Miss), confectioner, 72 Gresty roadMuckley Benj. Thos. insur. agent, 11 Derrington avenMuUiner John William, insurance agent, 2 Eaton streetMycock William, butcher, 141 MUl streetNantwich 4 Crewe <strong>County</strong> Court Office, CoppenhaU terrace.Market streetNational Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children(Thomas Vernon Robinson, inspector), 192 EdlestonroadNational Telephone Go. Limited (Ernest A. Pearson,local manager), 6 Market squareNeild Arthur, butcher, 4 4 25 4 26 Market hallNeild James, butcher. 3 Market hallNelson James 4 Sons Limited, butchers, 16 West st. ;65 Victoria street 4 150 Edleston roadNevitt John, bricklayer, 28 Bright streetNewaU Fanny (Mrs.), painter, 158 Mill streetNewbery Frauds John, manager Crewe Arms hotelNewbury George, shopkeeper, Prince Albert streetNewis Albert, boot maker, 104 Walthall streetNickless Alice (Mrs.), fancy draper, 59 Mill streetNixon Ezra, greengrocer, 139 West streetNixon Frank, joiner, 2 Bright streetNorth Staffordshire Rail-way Goods 4 Coal Wharf (H.Cliff, agent), Thomas street 4 Cumberland wharvesO'Connor Peter V. collector ot borough rates, MunicipalbuUdingsOwen George, beer retailer. Broad streetOwen Samuel, shopkeeper, 16 Middlewich streetOwens Elizabeth Jane (Mrs.), confectioner. 357 West stOwens Henry, shopkeeper, 34 Oakley streetOwens Thomas, shopkeeper, 58 Chambers streetPalace (The) (W. P. Broomfield 4 F. R. H. Meyrick,proprietors), Edleston roadPalin John, dairyman, 29a, Ford lanePalin Robert, common lodging house, 3 Oak streetPalmer Charles, carriage builder. Chapel streetPardoe Francis, furniture dealer 150, 4 fried fish dealer152, Earle streetParker Richard, shopkeeper, 66 Underwood laneParkes Edward, greengrocer. 43 4 44 Market hallParkinson Annie (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 60 Broad streetParkinson Catherine (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 62 Wistaston rdParr James, dairyman, 39 Edleston roadParr's Bank Limited (John J. Witter, manager), 37Nantwich road; draw on head office, 4 Bartholomewlane, London E CParrett Ann Jane (Mrs.), midwife, 21 Alton streetParrett Walter, fried fish dealer, 19 Alton streetParry Annie (Miss), shopkeeper, 65 Richard Moon stParsons George, insurance agent, 53 Middlewich streetPartington John Arthur A.L.C.M. pianoforte ft mnsiowarehouse, 59 Victoria streetParton Harry, hardware dealer, 135 West streetParton Thomas George, butcher, 227b, Nantwich roadk 2 Market haUPatrick William, plumber ft painter, 152 Mill streetPeacock Albert, smaUware dealer, 29, 30 4 31 Market haUPearl Life Assurance Go. Limited (Alfred W. Edwards,district superintendent), 20 Nantwich roadPearson Arthur, house agent, Ashleigh, Nantwich roadPearson David, supt. Police station, Edleston roadPearson Ernest A. local manager National Telephone Co.Limited, 6 Market squarePearson Harry, grocer. 36 Mill streetPearson John, news agent 4 tobacconist, 75 Vidoria stPedley Charles Herbert, solicitor 4 commissioner foroaths, Westminster buUdings, MiU streetPedley George A. cheese factor. South streetPeel Penelope Harriet (Mrs.), miUiner, 10 MiU streetPeel Priscilla (Mrs.), midwife, 147 Edleston roadPemberton James, tailor, 29 Market streetPepper (Thomas) 4 Baugh, coal merchants, 13 Wesley stPercy 4 Sons, artificial tooth makers, 95 Victoria streetPerkins John L. tailor, 9 Victoria street & 9 Heath stPerry Charles, shopkeeper, 156a, West streetPerry Elizabeth (Mrs,), shopkeeper, 26 Henry streetPerry John Henry, fried fish dealer, 49a, Underwood laPeters Samuel, beer retailer, 31 Earle streetPettitt Oharles Jordan, district manager Liverpool ViotoriaLegal Friendly Society,Victoria chmbrs. Heath stPhiUips John, beer retailer, 157 Market streetPhillips Sarah Jane (Miss), dress maker, 6 Market terPidgeon George Thomas, fried fish dealer, 158 Market stPioneer Life Assurance Go. Limited (George White,special representative), 24 Swinnerton streetPlace Thomas Byron L.D.S.R.CS.Irel. surgeon-dentist,,13 4 15 Nantwich roadPlant Joseph, buUder, 61 Stafford streetPiatt George, insurance agent, 117 Market streetPiatt Philip, tailor, 3 Earle streetPiatt Thomas, confectioner, 92 West streetPlimbley James, window blind maker, 69 Edleston rd,4 Camm streetPlumb Ellen (Miss), confctnr. see Strangward 4 PlumbPoole Amos, greengrocer, 108 West streetPoole Caroline (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 17 Arthur streetPoole Frank, furniture remover, 2 Vernon streetPoole Isaac, boot ft shoe dealer, 50 Nantwich roadPoole Walter, butcher, 5 Market baUPoole William, hair dresser, 34 MiU st. 4 74a, Gresty rdPooley H. 4 Son Limited, weighing machine manufacturers.Railway approachPotter James H. beer retaUer, 33 Earle streetPotter Joseph, undertaker 4 builder, 39 HightownPotter Thomas, baker, loi Victoria streetPotts J. B. 4 Son, builders 4 contractors. Market streetPowell Sarah A. (Mrs.), servants' registry office, 133MUl streetPowner James, fruiterer, i6a, Edleston roadPrall William Heneage, brewers' agent, 255 Nantwich rdPreece Richard,butcher, 30 John st. 4 16 4 17 Market hattPreece William, shopkeeper, 37 Wistaston roadPrice Esther (Mrs), shopkeeper, 24 Meredith streetPrice George, beer retailer, 23 Mill streetPrice James, shopkeeper, 2 Hungerford avenuePrice Mary (Mrs.), provision dealer, 122 West streetPrince Thomas, tailor, 76 Ford laneProbert Alexander, teacher of violin, 96 Flag laneProvident Association of London Limited (Hy, Bacchus,superintendent), 22 Cemetery roadProvident Clothing 4 Supply Co. Limited (The) (Wm.Talbot, manager), 57 Nantwich roadPrudential Assurance Co. Limited (George Morgan,district superintendent), 13 Nantwich roadPugh Thomas Richard, Burton hotel, 81 Victoria streetPurcell John, baker 4 confectioner, 87 Mill streetRadcliffe John William, herbalist, 13 Market streetRailway Servants' Refreshment Society Limited (AlfredBrooks, sec), Goddard streetRaven Margaret (Mrs.), confectioner, 166 Earle streetRavenscroft Lilian (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 95 Mill streetRavenscroft Sarah Ann (Miss), draper, 13 HightownRawlings WiUiam C plumber, 94 Cemetery roadRea Emma Maria (Miss), confectioner, 147 West streetReade Joseph ft Co. wholesale druggists, ig Oak street
DIRBCrORY.] CHESHIRE. CREWE. 297Beade Uames, farmer, Bemer streetBedde James, jun. farmer, Bemer streetBeeves Thomas, shopkeeper, 51 Lawton streetBeeves WiUiam, boot repairer, 64 South streetBbfuge Assurance Co. Limited (Fierce Alfred Davies,district superintendent), 18 Victoria streetBegent Cycle Stores (George Knight,manager),63 MiU stBeiss Conrad, pork butcher, 30 MiU street'Bhead Alfred Henry, hair dresser & tobacconist, 71a,Victoria street ft hair dresser, 255 West streetBhoden AUce (Mrs.), refreshment pavilion, Queen's park,Victoria avenue ft caterer, 129 MiU streetBichardson Frances (Mrs,), gri'^engrocer, 51 Market hallBichardson Rose (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 2 Naylor streetBiches Brothers, seedsmen ft florists, BaUway stationBidgway Grace (Miss), dress maker, 36 Bichard'^oon stBidgway Joseph, hair dresser, 170 MiU streetBigby John, printer, s Bright streetBigby WUliam, tailor, 63 Nantwich roadBUey Henry, beer retaUer, 141 West streetBUey Jn. Edwd. confectnr. ft post office, 136 Edleston rdBimmer Herbert, boot ma. ft repairer, 77 Hall o'Shaw stBoberts Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 2 Charles streetBoberts Caroline (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 58 Holland streetBoberts William John, news agent, 49 Nantwich roadBobinson Thomas Vernon, inspector National Sodety forthe Prevention of Cruelty to Children, 192 Edleston rdBobson William, fried fish dealer, 32 Mid^ewich streetRodenhurst Mary Ann (Miss), china ft earthenwaredealer, 17 Market streetRogers Gertrude (Miss), confectioner ft wine merchant,13 ft 14 Heath streetBoscoe Jane (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 180 MiU streetBoss E, L. (Miss), milliner, 2 Heath streetBoss Joseph, Sydney Arms P.H. Main road, SydneyBound Albert, painter, 212 Wistaston roadBound Edith (Mrs.), teacher of music, 40 Lawton streetBoyal London Mutual Society Limited (Bobert Griffiths,district superintendent), 161 Buskin roadBoyal Sanitary Steam Laundry Co Poplar grove, BichmondroadBudder Herbert, grocer, 138 Earle streetBnshworth Sarah Jane (Mrs.), Bifleman P.H.78 Beech stBussell ft Andress, chemists, 9 Earle streetByder Alfred, shopkeeper, 106 Underwood laneSaddler John, shopkeeper, 130 Underwood laneSadler Harold, hair dresser, 34 Market terraceSt. Barnabas' Young Men's Institute (G. Russell, sec),Grosvenor streetSt. John Ambulance Brigade (Grewe di-vision) (Fredk,Hope Oldham, superintendent), Chetwode streetSt. John's Church Institute (J. Meakin, hon. sec), 50Stalbridge roadSalisbury Tom, fried fish dealer, 176 Market streetSampey James, painter, 141 Market streetSamuels George, assistant insurance supt. 14 Denver rdSandbach ft District BUlposting Co. Limited (W. J.Hurstfield, sec), 37 High streetSandbrook George, beer retailer, 2 Wistaston roadSaunders Frederick WUliam, cheesemonger,3 Market haUScales ft Sons Limited, boot ft shoe makers, 29 High stScott WiUiam, glass ft china dealer, 8 West streetScragg Thomas ft Nathaniel, coal ft coke merchants, 16Union street ft Thomas Street wharfScragg John, shopkeeper, 42 Farrington streetSeed Joseph, draper ft milliner, 41, 43 ft 45 Victoria stSettle Sarah Elizabeth (Mrs.), beer retailer, 73 Ford laSharman Thomas, cab proprietor, Nantwich roadShaw Minnie ft Florence (Misses), confectioners, 187Nantwich roadShaw Walter Herbert, fruiterer ft florist, 31 High stShea Joseph, electrical inspector, 129 Edleston roadShenton Frank, hair dresser, 136 West streetShepherd's Limited, grocers, 63 Market streetShufflebotham John Ernest, shopkeeper, 188 Bradfield rdShuker John, beer retaUer ft shopkeeper, 60 Hope streetShuker Samuel, shopkeeper, 6 Station streetSimmons William, boot repairer, 10 Underwood laneSimon Joseph, coal merchant, i Edleston rd. ft Earle stSimpson /Charles, shopkeeper, 81 Nantvrich roadSimpson James, wheelwright, 13 South st. ft Hewitt stSinger Sewing Machine Co. Limited, sewing machinemanufacturers (Jacob Lawton, manager), 71 Marketstreet ft 34 HightownSinker Albert, bricklayer, 77 Albert streetSkelton Charles,' shopkeeper, 43 Chambers streetSlack James, grocer, ft post office, 103 Bichmond roadSmaUwood Mary (Mrs.); shopkeeper, 2 Stalbridge roadSmallwood WUUam, fiShtnonger, 45 MUl street; 82 Weststreet ft FishmarketSmethurst ft Holden Lim. shirt manufactrs. Queen st, Smith W. H. ft Son, booksellers ft news agents, 14Victoria streetSmith Edward, wood turner ft shopkeeper,i48 Market stSmith Elizh. (Miss), glass ft china dealer, 143 West stSmith Elizabeth (Miss), shopkeeper, 41 Sandbach streetSmith Frank John, Brunei Arms P.H, 156 'West streetSmith Hannah (Mrs.), antique dealer, 36 Nantwich roadSmith Hedley, hair dresser, 148 Earle streetSmith Henry, ladies' taUor ft clothier, 7 Earle streetSmith James, dairyman, 90a, West streetSmith John, cowkeeper. North streetSmith Thomas, shopkeeper, 668, Nant-wich roadSnelson Frances (Mrs.), grocer ft stamp distributor, 2Henry streetSnelson Frederick, Oak Farm hotel, 27 Oak streetSoutham Harriet (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 17 Ford laneSpackman Charles ft Florence (Miss), picture framemakers, 86 West streetSparks George, hosier ft hatter, 75 Market streetSparrow Harrv, beer retaUer, i Bank streetSpeakman ft Hill, soUcitors, Coppenhall ter. Market stSpeakman Charles Edward, solicitor, commissioner foroaths (Speakman ft HiU), registrar ft high bailiff tothe Nantwich ft Crewe county courts, clerk to theadministrative sub-committee for education for theNantwich Union area for the county of Chester 4 tothe county ft borough magistrates, Coppenhall terrace.Market streetSpeare Albert Edward, cycle agent, 24 Earle streetSpeare Edward, grocer, 16 Flag laneSpeare Margaret (Mrs.), confectioner, no Earle streetSpencer Ann (Mrs), shopkeeper, 6 Nelson streetSpencer Jane (Miss), confectioner, 25 MiU streetSpencer Thomas, wardrobe dealer, 57 Mill streetSpencer Walter K. Earl of Chester P.H.104 l^istastonrdSpode John, confectioner, 153 Mill streetSporting Chronicle (E. Hulton ft Co. Lim. pubUshers),175 Edleston roadStanfield Arth. smaUware dlr. 13, 14, 15 ft 16 Market haUStansfield David, shopkeeper. Prince Albert street, 81Beech streetStanway Charles, cattle dealer, Bradfield roadStead ft Simpson Lim.boot ft shoe mas. 57 Market streetSteele Arthur, cycle dealer, 158 Earle streetSteele Henry, shopkeeper, 56 Bradfield roadSteele Margaret (Mrs.), confectioner, 73 Cemetery roadSteele WiUiam, Ye Olde Chetwode inn, HightownStelfox James, fried fish dealer, 102 West streetStevenson Frank, hair dresser, 192 WalthaU streetStevenson Fred, bricklayer, 16 Broughton roadStockton Alfred, draper, 29 ft 31 Victoria streetStockton Mary (Miss), dress maker, 24 Catherine streetStockton Thomas, monumental mason, Newdigate streetStokes Albert John, fried fish shop, 44 Victoria streetStokes Frederick, shopkeeper, 123 Walthall streetStrangward 4 Plumb, confectioners, 51 MUl street 4 33Hungerford roadStretch Henry, dining rooms, 114 Gresty roadStretton Joseph, fruit salesman, 2 HiU street ft greengrocer,20, 21 ft 22 Market hallStringer John, butcher, 51 Nantwich road ,Struthers Henry Dixon, director of elementary educationft sec. to the higher education sub-committee ofthe borough. Municipal buildings, Earle streetStubbs Annie (Mrs.), fried fish dealer, 140 Broad streetStubbs John H. photographer, 10 West streetStubbs Joseph, music seUer ft insur, agent, 147 MUl stSudlow Albert, inspector. Police station, Edleston roadSunday Chronicle (E. Hulton ft Co. Lim. pubUshers),175 Edleston roadSurgical Home ft Institute for Private Nurses (MissBose Green, principal), 172 Nantwich roadSutton ft Co. forwarding agents (Arthur West, agent),3 HightownSwift WiUiam, hair dresser, 35 Earle streetSwindeUs Jsph. boot ft shoe ma. ft dogger, 144 West stSwinton's, ladies' outfitters, 38 High streetSwords John, detective inspector. Police Station, EdlestonroadTalbot WiUiam, manager The Provident Clothing ftSupply Co. Limited, Nantwich roadTaylor ft Moore, auctioneers ft valuers, 22 Earle streetTaylor Agnes (Mrs.), draper, 96a, Underwood laneTaylor Arthur, joiner, 2 Bright streetTaylor Edith M. (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 2 Lunt avenueTaylor Edward, carpenter, 11 Farrington streetTaylor Harriet (Mrs.), shirt maker, 86 Market streetTaylor Henry, printer ft stationer, 23 Exchange streetTaylor Herbert James? grocer, 15 Mill streetTaylor James Henry, shopkeeper, 87 Naylor streetTaylor James John, Castle hotel. Heath streetTaylor John, monumental ft stone mason, 132 Earle st
298 CREWE. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'STaylor John F. refreshment rooms, 45 Nantwich roadTaylor Minnie (Miss), confectioner, 32 HightownTaylor Walter, baker ft confectioner, 42 'West streetTaylor WiUiam, grocer, 50 Station streetTechnical Institute ft Municipal School of Art (HenryD. Struthers, sec). Flag laneTelegraph Cycle 4 Motor Go. cycle agts. 56 Victoria stTennent James Edwin, fried fish dealer, 14 Meredith stThomas Alfred, butcher, 89 Victoria streetThomas Frederick, Adelphi hotel, 60 Market streetThomas Harry, plumber 4 painter, 19 4 21 Chetwode stThomas Henry, draper, 112 West st. 4 15 Victoria stThomas Sergt, J. B,, B.E. driU instructor to <strong>Cheshire</strong>Royal Engineers (Bailway Battalion) Territorial Force,The Armoury, Wistaston roadThomas Thos.greengrocer,23 Martin st. 4 33 Market hallThomason William, farmer. Bridge farm, SydneyThompson James, refreshment rooms, 92 Gresty road 4wine merchant, 2 Nantwich roadThompson Sarah Ellen (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 32 Edward stThompson Thos. Arthur, artificial teeth mfr. 135 Mill stThompson William, school attendance officer for theBorough Education Committee, Municipal buUdings,Earle streetThomson Bobert, confectioner, 55 Mill streetThorley Alfred, beer retailer, 23 Thomas streetThornburn John, boot maker, 194 Mill streetThorpe Mary Ann (Miss),grocer,4 post office,31 Broad stThrelkeld William Frederick, Horse Shoe inn. North stTilston Edwd.china,glass 4 earthenware dlr.6 Edleston rdTimpson William, boot 4 shoe dealer, 4 Victoria streetTirrell James, shopkeeper, 87 Goddard streetTomkinson Cecil, plumber, 19 Broad streetTomkinson Edward George Harry, estate 4 insuranceagent, 166 Edleston roadTomkinson George, coal 4 coke merchant, 19 Broad stTomkinson William, boot repairer, Stewart streetTomlinson Mary Ann (Mrs.), dress maker, 42 Henry stTomlinson Thomas, shopkeeper, 15 Alton street eastTopham Henry Cliff, watch ma. 4, jeweller, 60 Victoria stTortington Louisa(Mrs.),Masonic Arms P.H.94 Market stTravis Catherine (Mrs.), dress maker, 61 Samuel streetTravis Ida (Mrs.), dress maker, 20 Alice streetTravis Samuel, shopkeeper, 13 Alton streetTucker George, coal dealer, 31 Wistaston roadTundley Joseph Peake, provision dealer 4 butcher, 47Victoria street 4 27 4 28 Market hallTurner 4 Wainwright, confectioners, 6 Market hallTurner Arthur Bigby, watch maker, 130 West streetTurner Frederick George, provision mer. 90 West stTurner Henry, boot 4 shoe maker, 132 Market streetTurner James, ladies' outfitter, 28 Mill streetTurner John, butcher, 132 West streetTurner Walter, dining rooms, i Forge streetTurner Wesley, grocer, 30 Albert streetTwist James, greengrocer, n Market hallUnited Counties Bank Limited (branch) (George HerbertBull, manager;, 1 Market square ; draw on WilliamsDeacon's Bank Limited, London E CUnited Order of Oddfellows (Lodge 830) (S. H. Hayward,sec), 55 Albert streetUnited Velvet Cutters' Association Ltd. (The) (branch),fustian cutters (B. Greenhalgh, manager). Walkerstreet 4 Oakley streetUrquhart William, borough sanitary inspector. Municipalbuildings, Earle streetDtsuline Convent (Bev. Mother Cecilia), Nantwich roadVaughan Edward, ironmonger, 109 West streetVaughan Ernest John, fried fish dealer, 11 Station streetVenables Ellen (Mrs.), confectioner, 28 HightownVernon William John, beer retailer, 75 Earle streetVickers Arthur John, tailor, 50 Market streetVickers Charles, tailor, 15 4 17 High streetVickers Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 207 Alton streetViggars George, fruiterer, 100 Mill streetW'adsley Beginald Wm. Swan hotel, 13 Victoria streetWadsworth Hannah (Mrs.), corset maker, 72 Albert stWakefield Bobert, fried fish dealer, 86 Beech streetWaldron John, beer retailer, 31 Stafford streetWalker John, greengrocer, 30 Minshull New roadWaller B. Arthur, coal merchant, see J. Donellan 4 CoWallwork H. watch maker, Chester bridge"Walton Barron, shirt manufr. Globe works, Richmond rdWarburton Ernest, grocer, 50 Sefton avenueWard Brothers, job masters ft omnibus proprietors, 41HightownWard Emily (Mrs.), tobaccnist, ft post office 26, ft hairdresser 28, High streetWard Frederick J. shopkeeper, 29eTates streetWard Harry, insurance agent, 33 Lunt avenueWard James Thomas, confectioner, 30 High street 4hair dresser, 121 High streetWard Martha (Mrs.), midwife, i Alexandra streetWarton Arthur, accountant, 218 Walthall streetWatson Clara (Mrs.), draper, 100 Earle streetWatts S. 4 J. 4 Co. clothing manufacturers, Earle stWatts William, coal agent, 174 Walthall streetWeaver Charles Henry, solicitor ft commissioner foroaths. Bank buildings. Market streetWebb Albert, shopkeeper, 109 MUl streetWebb Charles Herbert, stocking knitter, 92 Wistastonroad 4 hosier, 17 4 18 Market hallWebb Fred, watch maker, 10 Stamford avenueWebb William Hill, fried fish dealer, 136 Earle streetWebb's (F. W.) Nursing Institution (Sister Hargreaves,matron), 8 Heathfield avenueWebber Ada Elizabeth (Miss), dress maker, 294 West stvv^elch Henrietta (Mrs.), Royal hotel, Nantwich road .Welch Mary EU/abeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 96 Sydney ydWelch Walter H. butcher, 220 Nantwich roadWelch William, picture frame maker, 145 MUl streetWendell Priscilla Jane(Mrs.),dress ma.81 RichardMoon stWesleyan 4 General Assurance Society Lim. (EdwardJones, district supt.), 57 Nantwich roadWest Arthur, picture frame maker, 3 HightownWeston Edward, fried fish dealer, 32 Swinnerton streetWetton Fanny (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 82 South streetWheat Harry, hair dresser, 37 West streetWheatley William Frederick, hatter 4 hosier, 52 Marketstreet 4 53 Nantwich roadWhiston F. k Go. fancy goods importers, 446 Unionstreet 4 fine art dealers, 172 MiU streetWhite Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 2 St. Glairs streetWhite George, special representative Pioneer Life AssuranceCo. Limited, 24 Swinnerton streetWhite John, insurance agent, 333 Walthall streetWhitehead Amy (Mrs.), Royal Oak P.H. 191 MiU streetWhitehouse Elizabeth (Mrs.), fancy draper, 15 Edleston rdWhitney W. W. school attendance officer for the BoroughEducation Committee, Municipal buUdings, Earle stWhittaker Sarah (Mrs.), confectioner, 152 Market stWhittingham Mary (Mis.), farmer, Merrill's Bridgefarm. West streetWickham Arthur, beer retailer. 25 Dawes streetWiggins John, shopkeeper, 34 Peel streetWild E. 4 A, fruiterers, 92 Nantwich roadWild Joseph, greengroser, 4 4 6 West streetWUding J. W. & Sons, confectioners, 9 4 11 Victoriastreet 4 49 Market street 4 wine merchants, 9 ft 11Victoria streetWildman John Henry, inspector of weights 4 measures.Municipal buildings, Earle streetWilkes Rose (Mrs.), draper, no West streetWilkinson Caroline (Mrs,), tobacconist, k fancy repository,80 Market streetWilkinson Thomas, farmer. Main road, SydneyWilks George Limited, grocers, 67 Victoria street 4 404 42 Earle street; bakery, Bainbow streetWillett Alien, shopkeeper, "20 Oak streetWilliams F. 4 Co. building material merchants. West stWilliams J. 4 Son, joiners. West streetWUliams Jesse k Sons, builders, 69 Oakley streetWilliams EUzabeth (Mrs.), confectioner, 92 MiU streetWilliams John Towers, dining rooms, 29 Nant-wich road4 baker 4 confectioner, 77 Victoria street•WiUiams Eose (Miss), dress maker, 198 Hungerford rdWilliams WUliam, insurance agent, 6 Saunders streetWiUiamson Charles, shopkeeper, 5 Vere streetWUliamson John, boot maker, 100 West streetWilliamson William Arthur, fruiterer, 94 West streetWUson Charles M.D.Glas., L.E.CS.Edin., F.L.S. surgeon,Goila, Delamere streetWilson Sarah Jane (Miss), baker ft confctr. 9 HightownWilson William, coal dealer, 12 Samuel streetWindsor LiUian (Miss), dress maker, 14 Clifton avenueWinstanley WiUiam, greengrocer, 78 West streetWithington James Bancroft, confectioner, 3 Heath stWithoff Frederick William, sausage skin dealer, Adelaidehouse, St. Michael view. Cemetery roadWitter John James, manager of Parr's Bank, 37 NantwichroadWood Bertha (Mrs.) 4 Henry, confectioners, 134 Earle stWood Caleb, dogger, 180 Market streetWood George, boot repairer, 209 Alton streetWood Henry, fried fish dealer, 37 Earle streetWood John W. C. grocer, 35 Nantwich roadWood Oswald, shopkeeper, 176 West streetWood Samuel Robert, news agent ftc. 162 Mill streetWoodbridge John Norman, coal merchant, 198 West st.ft Merrill's bridge. West streetWoodcock Frank, butoher, 206 Alton streetWooldridge Charles Richard, builder, 34a, Edleston rd.4 39 Brooklyn street
DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. CROWTON. 299Wooldridge Fi«derioik, ironmonger 36 ft 43, ft cyde setIg, High street * ",WSSlf John, Queen's Park hotel, 42 Wistaston roadWoolf's Limited, brewers, Wistaston road^dolridjgei'Hannah'(Mrs.), conimon lodging ho,? Oak st.Woolsdy Mary (Mrs,); miUiner, 67'MiU streetWoolstencroft Emily (Miss), confectiqner,23 Edleston rdWootton Alice (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 51 Hungerford roadWorraU JamesiH.,.dectrical engineer, 15 WalthaU streetWorsley John E. insurance agent, 267 Nantwich roadWorthington Thos. Edwd. window cleaner, 128 Ruskin rdWright. Elizh. ((Mrs.), shopkeepr. 165 Richard Moon stCBEWB G-BEEir is a parish, formed Sept. 8, 1857from the civU parish of Barthomley and township ofCrewe, one mile-east from Crewe station, 5 miles north--east from Nantwich, in the Crewe division of the county,hundred and petty sessional division and union of Nant--wich, county court district Of Crewe, rural deanery ofCongleton, archdeaconry of Macclesfield and diocese of-Chester. The church of St. Michael, erected in 1858,is an edifice of brick and stone in the Gothic sivle, from*designs by the late Sir G. Gilbert Scott, of London, andconsists of chancel, nave and a western turret containingone beU.' The register dates from the year 1858. TheUving is a vicarage, net yearly value ^150, including5 acres of globe, in the gift of the Earl of Crewe, andheld since 1903 by the Bev. WiUiam Charles Lucy M.A.of Trinity CoUege, Oxford. The vicarage house waserected in 1889 by Hungerford, third Baron Orewe.Orewe HaU, sitiiated in a weU-wooded park of about600 acres, is the seat of the Earl of Crewe K.G., P.C,li*.S.A. the approach to the mansion from the Sandbach•road being a mile and a half in length: the originalmansion, buUt by Sir Randolph Grewe between theyears i6i6 and 1636, was partially destroyed by fire 3PfllV^ATB BESIDENTS.; „.Crewe Earl, of, E.G., P-C, F.S.A.Crewe haU; Crewe house, Curzon.'"Street „W; Brooks's, Beform ftMarlborough clubs S W ft Turf, club W, Lpndon'Bailey Thomas HiU, Cre-we cottageDavis Rev. Charles Augustine (United. Methodist) ,.11 ,Vime^t,,Mi^. QtOj^jhejLnc^, Rev. WiUiam Charles M.A;(vicar) 'Yiqarage ^ft public vaccinator, Haslington.district, Nantwich union, Orewe cotBarber Samuel, farmer. Park view,Weston roadBoffey Samuel, farmer. Bridge farmBooth Robert, farmer. Field's farmWright George, butcher, 24 Market haUWright James, cab proprietor, ;24 Mill streetWright Walter, fried fish dealer, 76 Gresty roadWj-ile Herbert, hair dresser, 76 Market streetWynaiii ft Sons Lim.bookaellers ft news agts.BaUway
300 CROWTON.Gallagher Rev. James M.A. VicarageGarfit Charles Taylor, BuloeTomlinson JohnCOMMEBCIAL.Boffey Saml. frmr. Birch Tree farmBostock John, farmerChrimes Robert, shoe maker, 4assistant overseerDutton Samuel, farmerFletcher John, shopkeeperGarfit Charles Taylor, land agent toH. E. WUbraham esq. J.P. 4 toC BeU esq, J.P. RuloeHaddock John, grocerHall John, Hare 4 Hounds P.HCHESHIRE.Heppard Rebecca (Mrs.), farmer.Birch houseHignett Clement, farmer, OnstonHignett Harry, shopkeeperHififnett Martha (Miss), farmer,Onston hallHignett Sarah (Mrs.), farmerHolland Joseph, farmer, BuloeHolland Thomas F. farmerKay Josepb, farmerKinsey Wm. farmr. Onston Old hallLewis Roger, farmer, Beechwood frmLightfoot John, farmerLightfoot Samuel, farmerLongshaw Wm. farmer 4 overseerDABESB'DB'X' is a viUage and parochial chapelry,constituted 27 Feb. 1880, -with a station in Moore township,on the London and North Western and Great Westernjoint railway, and is on the road from Chester to ,Warrington, 4^ miles south-west from Warrington and5^ north-east from Frodsham, in the Knutsford diviiiionof tbe county, hundred of Bucklow, petty sessional diyi- \sion of Daresbury, union of Runcorn, county court district |of Warrington, in the rural deanery of Frodsham andarchdeaconry and diocese of Chester. The church of All |Saints is a buUding of stone, in the Perpendicular style,consisting of chancel, clerestoried nave of five bays, aisles,a chapel or chancel at the east end of the south aisle,rebuilt by the lord of the manor in 1773, north and southporches, and an embattled westem tower with pyramidalroof, containing a clock and 6 bells : this church, under thename of the " White Chapel of England,'' was the subjectof some of the remarkable predictions of Williamor Bobert Nixon, an illiterate and half-witted" prophet." said to have lived in the reign ofEdward IV. and believed to have been a native ot Over;his prophecies, which are adopted by Fielding, in his" Tom Jones," and also mentioned hy the historian,Oldmixon, were published in Manchester, in 1873: thesouth-east chapel originally belonged to the Brookesfamily, of Mere, but has since been added to the Daresburyestate, and was again rebuilt at the restoration ofthe church in 1870-2: there are memorials to thefamUies of Byrom, and Cooke, of Moore, and to theRev. Joseph Blackburn, 32 years incumbent here, d, 20June, 1787; and a fine monument of white marble, withsymbolical figures by John Gibson R.A. to Sarah, wifeof Henry Byrom esq. d. 7 Feb. 1833; as weU as brassesto Gen. Peter Heron, and Catherine, his wife, placed in1804; and to Mary (Claughton). first wife, d. 4 Dec.1861, of Sir Gilbert Greenall M.P. d, 1894, and theVen. Richard Greenall M.A. archdeacon of Chester, d. 27Nov. 1867: the church was restored under the directionof Messrs. Paley and Austin, architects, of Lancaster,and consecrated 1870-2, and the sanctuary floorhas since been relaid with mosaic in memory of theRev. Henry Taprell Clark M.A. vicar here 1895 to 1901:the church affords 500 sittings. The register datesfrom the year 1617. The living is a vicarage, netyearly value ;^24o, with residence, in the gift of SirGilbert Greenall bart. and held since 1905 by the Rev.Thomas Thorp Lee-Jones M.A. of University College,Oxford. Bennett's charity of £3 19s. yearly value isfor distribution in bread; Miss Williams's charity of£2 15s. for the poor of Daresbury is invested with theCharity Commissioners; Hinton's charity of £3 7s. 6d.yearly has now lapsed; Betty Acton's charity of £2 los.yearly is for coal for the poor of Moore; Hall lanecharity of £3 7s. 6d. yearly; Mrs. Wood's Hattoncharity of ^^16 os. 8d. yearly, being the interest on ^500,is for coal and clothing for the poor of Hatton. DaresburyHall, the residence of Charles Herbert Tinsley esq.is a mansion of brick, erected about 1760. Sir (3-ilbertGreenall bart. of Walton HaU. is lord of the manor andsole landowner. The soil is sandy, and the subsoil redsandstone. The chief crops are wheat, oats, barley andpotatoes. The area of the township is 607 acres; rateablevalue, £1,772; the population in 1901 was 153;population of parish, 1901. 1.598.Parish Clerk, Thomas Houghton.COUNTY MAGISTRATES FOR DARESBURY PETTY'SESSIONAL DI'VISION.Parr Joseph Charlton esq. Grappenhall Heyes, Warrington,chairmanArmitage Ziba esq. Newton bank, Preston brook, WrrngtnBaxter Thomas esq. The Rock, Appleton, WarringtonBurder H. C esq. The Elms, Moore, WarringtonGongreve Hubert esq. South bank, Moore, WarringtonCress Viscount G.C.B., G.C.S.L, P.C, F.R.S. Eccleriggs,B roughton-in-Furness[KELLY'SMarrow Mary (Miss), farmerMoreton James, farmerMoreton WUliam, farmerNewall John, farmerOkeU Thomas, farmer. Pear Tree frmStubbs George Massey, farmer,Crowton hallTittle Thomas, farmerTomUnson WilUam, farmerWalker Caleb, farmerWaUey Harry, blacksmithWilliamson Harry, farmer ft overseer.Ivy houseWood WiUiam, miUer (water)Woodward Peter, farmerDakin George esq. Arlington house, Latchford Without,WarringtonEdelsten John Malin esq. Quernfield, Grappenhall, WarringtonFletcher WiUiam esq. Spring view. Upper Whitley,WarringtonFrost Francis Aylmer esq. Grappenhall hall, WarringtonGreenall Sir Gilbert bart. D.L. Walton haU, WarringtonGreening L. esq. Fairlight, Grappenhall, 'WarringtonHepherd James esq. The Knoll, Appleton, WarringtonLong William esq, ThelwaU Heys, WarringtonLyon Thomas Henry esq. D.L. Appleton haU,WarringtonMarson Charles esq. Junior 'United Service club,London S WMonks Frederick esq. 24 Lancaster rd. Birkdale.SouthprtMonks F. W. esq. Stonecroft, Appleton, WarringtonNeild Hy. esq. Greenbank, Whitley. Stretton, WarringtnParr Roger Charlton esq. Springfield, Grappenhall,WarringtonPierpoint Bobert esq- St. Austins, WarringtonRoberts Henry esq Kingsley, Appleton, WarringtonRodger George esq. Bridgelands, Selkirk, N.BTalbot Arthur Hervey esq. Aston lodge, Preston Brook,WarringtonWiddrington Shallcross Fitzherbert esq. Newton haU,Felton, NorthumberlandClerk to the Magistrates, Henry GreenaU, 3 Winwickstreet, Warrington.Petty Sessions are held at the Court Houses at Daresburyft Stockton Heath alternately every second tuesdayin the month, & an occasional court held at theclerk's office, 3 Winwick street, WarringtonThe following places are included in the petty sessionaldivision:—^Acton Grange, Antrobus, Appleton, Daresbury,Dutton, GrappenhaU, Hatton, Kekewick, LatchfordWithout, Moore, Ne-wton-by-Daresbury, Prestonon-the-HiU,Seven Oaks, Stretton, Walton Superior,Walton Inferior, Whitley Superior ft Whitley InferiorPost Office Cuthbert A. W. Gornall, sub-postmaster.Letters through Warrington arrive at 5 a.m.; dispatchedat 8.45 p.m. The nearest money order fttelegraph office is at Preston BrookA Grammar School for boys was founded here 42 EUz.(1599-1660), by Richard Rider, of Preston Brook, theendowment, augmented by Thomas Brooke esq. ofWalton, ft by contributions from the various townshipsot the parish, with other money, eventuaUyamounted to ;^i6o, which sum, according to the wiUof the donors, was at first lent out ft the interestpaid annually to the churchwardens ft trustees, oneof whom was appointed for each township, hut it hassince been invested in 13a, 3r. igp. of land ft somehouses, now (1910) producing an income of ;^S5»which is applied by a body of governors in providingprizes for deserving children in the <strong>Council</strong> schools,in accordance with a recent scheme: the presentbuUding was erected in 1877 for 205 children; averageattendance, 191; John Wright, masterTbe school is controlled by six managersHATTON (near Warrington) is a township and vUlage,2 miles south-east from Moore station, on theLondon and North Western raUway, and 4 south-westfrom Warrington. There are Wesleyan and Primiti-veMethodist chapels, Picton's charity of £1 i6s. 6d. isfor calico. At Pill Moss is a spring which has beenproved to cast up 9 gaUons of water per minute, andits stream works three miUs. James Parr esq. of Hatton,and Sir GHlbert Greenall bart. are the chief landowners,and there are also a few other smaU proprietors.The sofl is clay; the subsoU, sand and clay.The chief crops are wheat, oats and potatoes. The areais 1.049 acres; the rateable value, ;£'2,i97; the populationin 1901 was 319.
DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. DARESBURY. 301Post Office.—Joseph Anderton, sub-postmaster. LettersRailway Stations.through Warrington arrive 6.45 a.m. ft 5,30 p.m.; Daresbury (L. ft N. W. ft G. W. joint lines), Edwarddispatched at 9.45 a.m. ft 6 p.m. Stretton is the Thomas, station masternearest money order ft telegraph office, i^ miles Moore (L. 4 N. W. R-wy.), Geo. Tanner, station masterdistantWaU Letter Box deared at 6 p.m. week days onlyNEWTON-BY-DARESBURY is a township and villagePublic Elementary School (infants), built 1877, ior 4oon the road from Chester to Warrington, 5 miles south fromchildren; average attendance, 23; Miss Mary Green,"Warrington and one mUe north from Preston Brook stationon the London and North Western railway. ThemistressOaklands, the residence of CecU H. Shepherd Cross esq.KEKEWICK (or Keckwich) is a township and village is a mansion in the Scottish domestic style, pleasantlyone mile, south-west from Moore station, on the Crewe situated in well-planted grounds, Mrs. Widdrington, ofand Warrington section of the London and North Western Newton Hall, Felton, Northumberland, who is lady ofraUway, and 4 east from Runoorn. The London and the manor, and Sir GUbert Greenall hart, are the chiefNorth Western and the joint railway of that system witb landed proprietors, but there are a few other smallthe Great Western, from Birkenhead through Chester to landowners. The soil is sandy; the subsoU is clay.Warrington and Manchester, and the Bridgewater Canal The chief crops are wheat, oats, barley and potatoes.undertaking of the Manchester Ship Canal Company intersectthis to-wnship. Sir Richard Marcus Brooke bart. population in 1901 was 169.The area is 664 acres ; the rateable value, ;^i,878 ; theof Norton Priory, is lord of the manor and sole landowner.The soU and subsoil are clay. The chief crops money order 4 telegraph office 4 savings bank, 1Letters through Preston Brook, which is the nearestare wheat and potatoes. The area is 519 acres of land mile distantand 9 of water; rateable value is ;^3,46i; the populationin 1901 was 65.PRESTON-ON-THE-HILL is a township and viUage,including Preston Brook, on the high road from ChesterLetters through Warrington. The nearest post ft money to Wari-ington, about half a mile north from Preston Brookorder 4 telegraph office 4 savings bank is at Moore, station on the Crewe and Warrington section of the Londonand North Westem railway, and 5 miles south-eastabout one mile distantfrom Runcorn. There is a parisn mission church ofMOORE (or Moor) is a township and viUage on the highroad between Warrington and Runcorn, with a station onthe Warrington and Crewe section of the London andNorth Western railway, 178 miles from London and 4^east from Runcorn; Daresbury station on the London andNorth Westem and Great Western joint lines is also inthis township, and the Bridgewater Canal undertakingof the Manchester Ship Canal passes through. There isa Wesleyan Methodist chapel, erected in 1812 and rebuiltin 1870. The Runcom Rural District Small Pox Hospitalis a wooden structure erected in 1893 at a costof ;^6oo. Mrs. Acton's charity of £2 10s. yearly is forfuel. Moore Hall is at present unoccupied. MooreHouse is the residence of Miss Milner. The Beeches isthe residence of William Sloane esq. Mrs. Widdrington,of Newton Hall. Felton, Northumberland, who is ladyof the manor, Miss Milner, and Sir Richard Marcus Brookebart. of Norton Priory are the chief landowners. The soilis clay, the subsoil is clay and sand. The chief cropsare wheat, oats, barley and potatoes. The area is 885acres of land and 31 of water ; rateable value, ;^s.449 ;the population in 1901 was 408.Post. M. 0. 4 T. Office.—Mrs. Marie Gotts, sub-postmistress.Letters through Warrington arrive at 7a.m. 4 4 p.m. ; dispatched at 8.50 a.m. 4 5 4 3 p.m.week days; 9.5 p.m. sunday. Sunday, the office isopen for callers from 9 to 10 a.mPublic Elementary School (infants), built in 1877, for 50children ; average attendance, 34 ; Miss Amelia Castle,mistressDABESBUBT,Barnes Rev. Joseph Sedgwick M.A.(curate)Lee-Jones Rev. Thomas Thorp M.A.(vicar). VicarageRidgway Mrs. Daresbury lodgeSacker John EustaceTinsley Chas, Herbt. Daresbury hallCOMMEBCIAL.Acton John, smithBillington Joseph, farmer, ViUage frmBooth Alfred, assistant overseerGornall CuthbertA.W. grocer. Post offHaU Alfred, farmer. Common sideHoughton Thos. shoe ma.4parish clrkPhillips Chas. Wm. Ring o' Bells P.HByder James Henry, stone merchantWarburton Thomas, farmer. LittleHall lane 4 Great Hall lanePRESTON BROOK.Earp Wm. Richd, The Tannery houseFindley Fredk, Jesse, Brook houseGlare Ernest, assistant overseerGowap James, grocer ft provision dlrFindley Frederick, agent to Manchester"Ship Canal Go. (BridgewaterCanals undertaking)Jones Samuel, shopkeeperPotts Herbert, agent to Trent ft MerseyNavigation CoWhitlow Agnes (Mrs.), Red Lion htlWhitlow John, farmer, Tannery frmKEKEWICK.Broome Alfred, farmer, Oow nestDone John, farmerDone Samuel, farmerFryer John, farmerMOORE.PEESTON ON THE HILL,PRIVATE BESIDENTS.Basnett Samuel, farmer. Red house Bleckley WiUiam H. Ivy bankBroome Alfred, farmer. Windmill frm Booth Percy, West bankMoundfield Geo. frmr.Whitehouse frm Gongreve Hubert J.P. South bankPriestley James Cowap, carter Dutton Miss, The WillowsSpruce Joseph, shopkeeperJackson John, BrantwoodTaylor Harry P. farmer, HUl farm Kilshaw MrsTickle Peter, farmer. New Manor Kirkconnel Harold, The HolliesWhitlow Henry Tumer.f rmr.Mlanor ho I Milner Miss, Moore houseWhitlow Joseph,farmer, Sumner's frm' Monks WUliam, The Grangebrick erected in 1887, and seating 150 persons. There isa small Primitive Methodist chapel. Sir Gilbert Greenallbart. who is lord of the manor, and the Manchester ShipCanal Company are chief landowners. The chief crops arewheat, barley, oats and potatoes. The area is 1,146acres of land and 8 of water; rateable value, ;^4,is6;the poptUation in 1901 was 454.Letters through Preston Brook. Wall Letter Box, nearSohool, cleared 9 a.m, 4 7.30 p.m. week days only.Preston Brook, half a mile distant, is the nearestpost, money order 4 telegraph officePublic Elementary School (mixed 4 infants), buUt in1877, for 30 children; average attendance, 25; MissBertha Webb, mistressPRESTON BEOOK is a village in Preston-on-the-HiUtownship, with a station on the Warrington and Grewesection of the London and North Western raUway, 175!mUes from London, 5^ south from Warrington, and i%\north-west from Crewe. The Trent and Mersey Canaland the Bridgewater Canal undertaking of the ManchesterShip Canal Company join here, and pass through atunnel about three-quarteps of a mile long, and there arenumerous and large warehouses for the trans-shipment ofgoods. Here is a Wesleyan Methodist chapel, built in1819, modernized in 1888, and new Sunday school andvestries built in 1901.Post, M. 0. 4 T. Office.—Miss Ellen Cowap, sub-postmistress.Letters arrive through Warrington at 6a.m. 4 4,20 p.m. ; dispatched at 10.50 a.m. k S.30p.m. ; Sunday, 8.30 p.mRailwav Station, William Owen Jones, station masterPlump ton Herbert, SandhurstPlumpton Stephen, Vine cottageBidgway Ernest, Ivy cottageBusseU WiUiamA. The FirsSloane William, The BeechesWilliamson Henry, LyndhurstWoods Ernest, The VUlasWoods Herbert, The ViUaWynne-Jones Robert I, The GroveCOMMEBCIAL.Banner James, coal dealer ftcBradbury Joseph, farmerCartwright Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeperCartwright James, boot makerDe Prez Arthr, painter 4 assist, oversrDe Prez Edward, plumberDunbabin WiUiam, farmerHankey Hiram, farmer. Moss laneJones John Longshaw, Red Lion innLawton Isaac, wheel-wrightMillington Wm, farmer. Rose farmMilner Church Institute (ArthurDe Prez, sec)Monks William, grocerOulton WiUiam, smithRoylance Charles, farmerRuncorn Rural District Small PoxHospital (Harry Edward BowerM.D., C.M.Edin. medical supt)Sanderson Harris, gardener to MissMUnerWoodward Sandy, farmer,Village frm
302 DARESBURY.! CHBSHIRE.NEWTON-BY-DA»ESBURY. . ;| Moore John, farmerFowles WiUiam, tfii^j;,J^}lLM
DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. DAVENHAM. 303BUDHEATH is a township, chapelry and lordship inthe parishes of Davenham, Great Budworth and Sandbach,about 3 miles south-east from Northwich, on theroad from Newcastle, Staffs, to Northwich. The ohapelof ease, near Broken Cross, attached to Davenhamohurch, is a small building, erected in 1835, in whichdivine service is held every Sunday afternoon, except onthe last Sunday in the month when it is held at 10.30a.m, Rudheath lordship is intersected by the GrandTrunk Canal. The heath, now inclosed, contains manygood modern farmhouses and extensive plantations. Onthe 22 February, 1643, *n engagement took place herebetween the Royal and ParUamentary forces, the resultbeing indecisive. The manors ot Drakelow and Rudheathformerly belonged to the Drakelow tamUy, andhaving been forfeited by the attainder of John Drakelowwere for some time vested in the Crown, and thengranted to the Bentincks, dukes of Portland, from whomthey were afterwards purchased by Thomas Marshallesq. are now held by Col. C H. France-Hayhurst, ofBostock Hall, who is lord of the manor of Drakelowand principal landowner in this township. Sir ThomasHoratio Marshall CB. of Bryn-y-Coed, Bangor, is lordof the manor of Rudheath. By Local Government BoardOrder 22,879, dated March, 1889, detached parts of thistownship have been added to the townships of Cranage,Twemlow, Stublach and Hulse, and a detached part ofStublach township transferred to Davenham. The lordshipcomprises 2,273 acres of land, chiefly applied topasturage and grain, and 25 of water; rateable value,Rudheath and Shurlach, ;^6,i58 ; the population in 1901was 954.Letters through Northwich, which is the nearest moneyorder ft tdegraph office, 2 miles distantWall Letter Box cleared 8, 10.5 4 11.35 a.m. 4 5.20,6.50 4 8 p.m. ; Sundays, 7.30 p.mPublic Elementary Schools.Budheath (boys, girls 4 infants), for 210 children;average attendance, 150; Thomas Whalley, masterWitton (infants), Middlewich road, erected in 1894, for150 children; average attendance, no; Miss Margt.Machin, mistressPolice, John Griffiths, constable, 136 Middlewich roadSHURLACH, on the Trent and Mersey canal, is i^miles south-east from Northwich, and in 1892 was byOrder of the <strong>County</strong> <strong>Council</strong> confirmed by Local GovernmentBoard Order No. 28,045. annexed to Budheath.The Wesleyan Association Methodist chapel at LowerShurlach is a structure of brick, erected in 1846. Theroyalty of this township, together with that of 'Wharton,is annexed to the barony of Shipbrook. Mr. EichardCarter, Mere Heath, and Mr. Henry CaldweU are thechief landed proprietors.Letters through Northwich, which is the nearest moneyorder 4 telegraph office'WHATCBOFT with SHIPBROOK form a township,near the river Dane and the Grand Trunk canal, andis in the Middlewich section of the Middlewich and SandDAVENHAM.1 Dennett Samuel, farmer. Mere heathPBIVATE BESiDEKTS.Dutton David, shopkpr. Hartford laneAsTiew Charles Swain J.P. The Lodge 1 Dutton Richard, bricklayerAllen RusseU D.L.,J.P.Davenham haU! Dutton Thos. Hy. monumental masonBrewer Thomas, Church villa Eyes Emily (Miss), shopkeeperDoonan Jn.Arth, Clarke M.B.Arddane Eyres John, farmerGoddard John C The ViUasHewitt David BasU J.P. The MountInman Ernest Stobart C.B., J.P.MerebankLindley Frank, Davenham cottageMoreton Alfred, Mere Heath houseBavenscroft Mrs. Church villasRayner John, Rosebank, Mere heathSandars Rev. George Russell M.AThe RectoryWalker Samuel, Davenham villaWillis Mrs. Eaton viewWorsley JamesCOMMEBCIAL.Bancroft Emma (Mrs.),grocer ft bakrBooth George Percival, grocerBuckley Samuel, tailorBucklev William, buUder, Mere heathConstitutional Club (George Parry,hon. sec)Fryer Richard Littler, insurance agt.I & assistant overseerGarner Emily (Mrs.), frmr. Mere hthGoodier George, farmerHarrop John, farmer. Bridge endHartley Henry, shoe makeriHeighoe Samuel, millinerI HenshaU Ambrose A. farmer. MountPleasantHind Robert, taUor] Hitchin George, farmerHitchin Joseph, grocerHoUand Bertha Ann (Mrs.), corn dlrHoUand Emma C (Miss), flour dealerHughes George, shopkeeperHughes George John, pianoforte tunrHughes John, plumber ft glazierLiberal Club (Wm. Kettle, hon. sec)MeUor Alfred (exors. of), butchersMinshall John, farmer. New Hall frmHayhurst D.L., J.P. is sole landowner. The area is1,331 acres of land and 26 of water; rateable value,;f 2,808 ; the population in 1901 was 141.Letters through Northwich. Davenham is the nearestmoney order 4 telegraph office, 2J mUes distantbach petty sessional division. Whatcroft is 2J miles southfrom Northwich station, on the London and North Westernand <strong>Cheshire</strong> Lines Joint railway. Col. C H. France-SHIPBROOK (or Shipbrooke), comprising only a fewfarmhouses, is 2^ miles south-south-east from Northwichstation and about 3 south from the station at Hartford,both on the London and North Western and <strong>Cheshire</strong>Lines Joint railways, and in 1892 was by Order of the<strong>County</strong> <strong>Council</strong> confirmed bv Local Government BoardOrder No. 28,045, annexed to Whatcroft township.According to Ormerod, the historian of <strong>Cheshire</strong> (1819;,this place was formerly tbe seat of tbe Barons Vernon;Richard de Vernon, the first of the family who settledat 'Shipbrook, being one of the barons of Hugh de Abrincis,surnamed Lupus, created by the Ctonqueror in 1070, Earlof Chester: 'Warin Vernon, 5th baron, who had marriedone of the co-heiresses of the Barons of Wich Milbank,Nantwich, who left three daughters, co-heiresses,married into the families of Wilbraham, Staffordand Littlebury: Ralph Vernon, rector of Hanwell,younger brother of Warin, had a long law-suitwith his nieces concerning the barony, and it waseventuaUy determined that Ralph should have one-hallof the baronial estate, including Shipbrook, the seat ofthe barony, and the manor of Minshull Vernon, whichestate is said to have been settled, by deed, on hisillegitimate son. Sir Ralph Vemon, who lived to theextraordinary age of 150 years, as appears by variouslaw proceedings bearing on the estates, in whichand in the pedigrees of the family he is styled " theold " and the " old Uver," and he was one of the witnessesin the famous Scrope and Grosvenor controversy, in thereign of Richard II. This Ralph married, first, Mary,daughter of Lord Dacre, and secondly, Maude Grosvenor,widow of John Hatton, who on one side is described ashis second wife and on the other as his concubine; inthe year 1325 he made a settlement, upon the marriageof Sir Ralph, his grandson, with Agnes, daughter ofRichard Damory: by this deed, in the event of failureof male issue from Sir Ralph and Agnes, the Vernonestates were settled upon Richard, eldest son of theabove mentioned Sir Ralph " the old," by Maude Grosvenor,passing by Thomas, a younger son by LordDacre's daughter, whose descendant. James Vernon, sometime afterwards contested the vaUdity of the deed, andafter considerable Utigation appears to have effected ^compromise. At a sub.sequent date, a moiety of thebarony, -with the manor of Shipbrook, was transferredin marriage to the Savage family, and in the early partof the last century these were purchased by RichardVernon esq. who procured an Act of ParUament in 1764for the sile of this estate, which he disposed of to Mr.Tomkinson, of Liverpool, from whom it was purchasedby William Harper esq. in 1790, Colonel C H. France-H-iyhurst, of Bostock Hall, is the present lord of themanor and sole proprietor. Shipbrook Hall is now afarmhouse. The land is appUed to pasture; a littlegrain is also cultivated here.Letters through Northwich. Davenham is the nearestmoney order 4 telejgraph office, about i^ miles distantWall Letter Box, Shipbrook Hill, cleared at 7.15 a.m.4 5 p.m. ; Sunday, 7.15 a.mMottershaw Jn. paintr.plumbr.ftglazrNursing Home (Dr. Terry's) (MissMary Elizabeth Hammond, matron)Oakes Joseph, farmer, Jack lanePercival Robert, shopkeeperPickering James, smithPigott Samuel, butcherPiatt Jas. provision dealer 4 bakerPiatt Thomas, BuU's Head hotelPrice Arthur, grocer 4 provision dlrPulham Frederick A. beer retailerRavenscroft Thomas (exors. of).coach buildersTowers John, saddler 4 parish clerkWarburton "Thomas, tailorWhitehead Abraham Stamford,plumbrWhitehead Stanford, plumberWilliams Edward, whitesmith 4cYoung George, beer retlr.Hartford laBOSTOCK.Marked f receive their letters thro'Middlewich.fFrance-Hayhurst Ool. Chas. HoskenJ.P., D.L. Bostock haU; 4 JuniorCarlton club. London S W
304 DAVENHAM.fFrance-Hayhurst Fredk. Charles J.P.(Captain R. Welsh Fusiliers), BostockhaUSherwin Frank, Bostock grangeSherwin Samuel, Bostock grangeCOMMEBCIAL.Birkenhead Thomas, cowkeeperBostock Working Men's Club 4Parish Room (Thos.Birkenhead,sec)Burgess WUUam, farmer, BostockClarke WiUiam, farmerGamer William (exors. of), farmers.Jack laneGoodier Mary (Mrs.), frmr. Brook hoHenshall James, foreman joiner to- Col. C H. France-Hayhurst 4farmer. Peck mUlHenshaw Saml. R.S.S. general smithHitchin Agnes (Mrs.), farmer, AddashawfarmHoole Peter, cowkeeperfLatham Thomas, farmer. Home frmNiddrie Bobert, farmerRayner Wm. sen. frmr. Jack Lane fmRounding John, farm bailiff to Col.C. H. France-HayhurstRussell Harriet (Airs.), laundrySherwin John (exors. of), farmers,Bostock grangetWiUiamson John, farmer. Old hallEATON,Rayner Wm farmer, Eaton house•Whitbv Oswald Wm frmr. Eaton hallRUDHEATH.Hickson Mrs. Ash bankCHESHIRE.COMMEBCIAL.Adams Wm. farmr. Eliggins Lane frmAllcock James, cowkeeperAllcock Jane (Mrs.), farmerAllcock William, cowkeeper, NewallBaguley John, farmerBates Emily(Mis.),Farmers' ArmsP.HBates Wm, H. Old Broken Gross P.HBatty Joseph Herbert, shopkeeper,Middlewich roadBell Charles, farmerBosney Amos, farmerBowden Edward, farmerBowyer Abraham, clerk to the Parish<strong>Council</strong> 4 assistant overseerBrereton James, farmer, AshbrookBurgess John Geo. coal dlr.ft shopkprCaldwell Margaret (Mrs.), farmer,Penny's laneGarter Oswald, farmer. Grange farmCarter Walter, farmer, BUlinge greenCarter Walter H. farmr,Gadbrook frmDodd Thomas Henry, carterDrinkwater SUvanus Chas. farmer,Drakelow farmFowles James, farmerGandy WilUam, farmer. Bridge farmGleave Joseph, farmer, DrakelowGriffiths Ernest Charles, farmerGriffiths Sydney Percival,cheese factrHenshall John Henry, farmerHenshall Oswald,frmr.High House fmHoUinshead Geo,farmer,Drakelow hallHough Thomas, farmerJacksuu John, cowkeeperJenkinson Frederick, blacksmithLord John, coal merchantMachin George, insurance agentDELAMEBE is a parish formed out of Delamereforest under the Inclosure Act, 52 Geo. III. c 136(1812), and comprising the townships of Delamere, Eddisbury and Oakmere in the East division, and Kingswoodin the West division of the hundred of Eddisbury, -withinthe once extensive Forest of Delamere, which originallyincluded 50 townships within its boundary, and wascalled the Forest of Mara in Mondrum, extending nearlyto Nantwich, but the greater part is now inclosed andcultivated. Previous to the Inclosure Act the whole wascommon land and extra-parochial: about 4,000 acresare now timbered, some portion of which Ues in each ofthe above-named townships. The township of Delamereis on the road from Northwich to Chester, i^ miles southfrom the Delamere station on the <strong>Cheshire</strong> Lines railway,and 4^ south-west from the Acton Bridge stationof the London and North Western railway, 7^ south-westfrom North-wich, 10 east-north-east from Chester, 5 northfrom Tarporley and 176 from London, in the Eddisburydivision of the county, Northwich union and county courtdistrict, and petty sessional division and hundred ofEddisbury, rural deanery of Middlewich and archdeaconryand diocese of Chester. This place gives the titleof baron to the Cholmondeley family, Thomas Gholmondeleyesq. of Vale Royal having been so created 17July, 1821. The church of St. Peter, erected in 1817,is a small buUding of white freestone in the Gothic style,consisting of chancel, nave, transepts, south aisle withporch, vestry and an embattled western tower, containingone beU and a clock, placed in 1897, at a cost of;^ioo, in commemoration of the Diamond Jubilee of herlate Majesty Queen Victoria: the church was restored in1878, at a cost of ^£1,400, when the south aisle was reseatedand most of the windows renewed. A stainedeast window was erected by the late Major JamesTomkinson M.P. ot WiUington HaU, as a memorial tothe late Mrs. Tomkinson: a new organ was providedin 1891, at a cost of /13S: the church affords 150sittings. The register dates from the year 1817. Theliving is a rectory, net yearly value ;^i5o, including 150acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of the Grown,and held since 1889 by the Rev. Samuel Ward PayneLL.D. of Trinity College, Dublin, There is a Presbyterianchapel of brick, erected 1816, and a UnitedMethodist ohapel. The manor belongs to the Crown;the Crown, the Earl of Haddington K.T. the trustees ofthe late Major James Tomkinson M.P. and the Earl ofShrewsbury K.C.V.O. are the chief landowners. Thereare sandstone quarries in the neighbourhood. The soilis sandy; the subsoil, various—clayey and stony; the•chief crops are wheat, barley, oats and potatoes. Thepopulation of the township of Delamere in 1901 was 612and of the ecclesiastical parish, 1,464; the area is 1,960acres of land and 9 of water; rateable value, £4,177.[KELLY*8Moore 4 Brock, brick ft tUe makersOakes Elizabeth (Miss), teacher ofmusic, 78 Middlewich roadOilier Amos, farmerOwen Geo.cycle dlr.66 Middlewich rdRathbone George, farmerRathboneWm.shpkpr.68Middlewich rdRenshaw WUliam H. boot & shoemaker, 64 Middlewich roadSandbach Joseph, cowkeeperSlater Ralph, farmerStubbs Jas. farmr. King Street farmSpealtman Elizabeth (Mrs.), Duke ofPortland's Arms P.H. (letters thro'Knutsford)Tipping Alfred, farmerWaring Joseph, farmerWinnington, Northwich 4 DistrictCo-operative Society Lim. MiddlewichroadWright Albert, wheelwrightWHATCROFT.Reiss Alexander EmU Jacques J.P.Whatcroft hallBurston WiUiam, farmer. Brook hoDean Joseph, fai-mer. Dairy farmDrinkwater Charles, frmr. Bridge frmShore Richard, fannerSHIPBROOK.Garter John, farmer, Shipbrook hiUEyres Henry, farmr. Yew Tree farmFrith Thomas, farmer, Park farmLeech Thomas, farmer. Brook farmParry Thomas 4 George, farmers,Shipbrook hiUStubbs John, farmer. Manor farmParish Clerk, James Griffiths.Sexton, James Maddock.Post, M. 0. 4 T. Office.—George Henry Moseley Jeffs,sub-postmaster. Letters through Northwich arrive at7.15 a.m. 4 5,50 p.m. ; dispatched at 5.10 p.m. weekdays; sunday dispatch at 10.35 3.mWall Letter Box, Organsdale, cleared at 6.50 a.m. ft5.20 p.m. week days onlyWall Letter Box, Sandy Brow, cleared at 8.20 a.m. &5.30 p.m. ; Sunday, 8.20 a.mPublic Elementary School, buUt of red 4 white sandstone,in 1846, for 200 children; average attendance,136 ; James Griffiths, masterRailway Station, Harry Burton, station masterEDDISBURY is a township of scattered houses in theForest of Delamere, ij mUes from Delamere church, andone south-east from Mouldsworth station on the <strong>Cheshire</strong>Lines railway, in the union and county court district ofNorthwich and giving its name to the hundred. In thistownship is included the Old Pale, or Chamber of theForest. On Eddisbury Hill, which is 500 feet high, tracesof earthworks and fortifications of considerable extent arestill visible. The principal landowners are the Crown,Lord Delamere, the Earl of Haddington K.T. and RogerC Parr esq. of Killiechronan, Aros, Isle of Mull. ThesoU is sandy; subsoU, marl. The chief crops arewheat, barley and potatoes. The township containedin 1901 a population of 234, and 2,085 acres; rateablevalue, ;^2,73o.Letters from Chester, via KelsaU.The nearest moneyorder 4 telegraph office is at KelsaU, about ij milesdistantTown Sub-Post Office, Kelsall HUL—Miss Ruth Wimpenny,sub-postmistress. Letters through Kelsall;box cleared 8.50 a.m. 4 6.45 p.m. week days only.Kelsall, three-quarters of a mile distant, is the nearestmoney order 4 telegraph officeKINGSWOOD is a township formed by the InclosureAct of 1812, in the north-western part of the Forest ofDelamere, in the union and county court district ofRuncorn, about 4 mUes north-west from Delamerechurch. Here is a Primitive Methodist chapel, erectedin 1891. The Liverpool Sanatorium tor the open airtreatment of consumption, situated here, standing ingrounds of some forty acres, with a south-west aspectand at a height of 500 feet above the sea level, overlookingthe -valley of the Dee, the city of Chester andthe Welsh hUls, is a fine structure of red brick withsandstone facings, erected at a cost of ;^i5,ooo, defrayedby the late Lady WiUox and Sir W. P. Hartley, ofSouthport, and opened by the Countess of Derby, Oct.
DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. nELAMERK 305i8, 1901: it affords 40 beds. Divine service is held atthe sanatorium every Sunday by Church of Englandand Free Church ministers, during alternate months,there being no endowment. The sanatorium is maintainedby subscriptions and the payments of patients.The Grossley Sanatorium, situated in Delamere Forestin this township, occupies a site of some sixty-six acres,with a south aspect and at an elevation of 480 feetabove sea level, and commands magnificent views ot the<strong>Cheshire</strong> plains and distant mountain scenery. TheSanatorium, the facade of which is 300 feet long andthree storeys in height, was opened on March" 31st,1905, and is avaUable for 90 patients. The buildingcontains two large recreation or day rooms, a spaciousdining hall, used also for entertainments, wards for fouror six beds, single bed rooms, bath and douche rooms,and operating theatre, research block, a nurses' home,and a chapel, in which a Church of England chaplainconducts Divine service on Sundays. Attached to theSanatorium are stables, a laboratory, engine and pumphouses, a laundry and kitchens, and to the south ofthe building, in the grounds, are numerous shelters,some fixed and others revolving; these are providedwith lounge chairs, tables and electric light, so thatpatients can sit out and read in dark evenings. TheSanatorium is 3^ miles from Mouldsworth station and4 from Frodsham. The principal part of this townshipis in the possession of the Crown. The Grown andCharles Bell esq. of Norley Hall, Norley, are the landowners.The soil is a light, sandy loam. In 1901 itcontained 248 inhalbitants and 1,910 acres of land and8 of water; rateable value, ;^3,o56.Letters hy foot post daily from Frodsham. The nearestmoney order 4 telegraph office is at KingsleyWall Letter Box, near Crossley Sanatorium, cleared at8.30 a.m. 4 5.45 p.m..; no collection on SundaysWall Letter Box, near Liverpool Sanatorium, cleared at8 a.m. 4 6 p.m. week days onlyBell Oharles esq. Norley hall, Frod.shamBrooks Hon. Marshall, Portal, TarporleyBrown Isaac Allen esq. Ridley hall, TarporleyBrunner John Fowler Leece esq. M.P. Sandiway house,NorthwichCrosfield Joseph John esq. Netherdale. FrodshamDavies Gabriel Looker esq. Old Hall, Helsby, WarringtonDavies George Reynolds esq.Forest Hill,Hartford,Nrthwchde Knoop Jn. Julius Jersey esq. Calveley hall, TarporleyDewhurst Harry esq. Dale Ford, Sandiway, NorthwichDixon Edward Wilbraham esq. Bowmere, TarporleyEgerton Sir Philip Henry Brian Grey- bart. D.L. Oultonpark, TarporleyHaddington Earl of, Arderne hall, TarporleyHigson Gapt. William, Oakmere hall, NorthwichHutchings William Nelson esq. HiUsboro', Overton^WarringtonJohnson Ernest esq, Ashton Hayes, ChesterLittledale Jn. Bolton esq. Brookdale, Bunbury,TarporleyMortimer Harry Percival esq, Crofton lodge, Kingsley,.FrodshamMurray John esq. Warrendale, FrodshamNeiU Joseph Skidmore esq. The Cliff, Acton, Northwich'Ockleston John esq. Oakdale, Overton, FrodshamReynolds Charles esq. Netherton, Colwyn Bay, N, WalesSmith Joseph WiUiam esq. Ivy ho. Weaverham,NorthwchSmyth Hugh Lyle esq, D.L. Barrowmore hall, ChesterTaylor George Crosland esq. Ravenscar, Helsby,WarrngtnTaylor James esq. Heathercliffe, Helsby, WarringtonThrelfall Charles esq. Tilstone lodge, "TarporleyTollemache Lord, Peckforton castle, TarporleyTomkinson Chas. Wm. esq. WiUington hall, TarporleyWilbraham Hugh Edward esq. Delamere ho. NorthwichWoodhouse Samuel Henry esq. Heatherton park, TauntonThe chairmen, for the time being, of the TarporleyUrban District CouncU 4 the Tarvin 4 Buncorn EuralDistrict <strong>Council</strong>s, are ex-officio magistratesClerk, Herbert Hatt-Cook, 16 Winnington street,.NorthwichOAKMERE is a township in the union and county Petty Sessions are held at the Court house, Oakmere,.court district of Northwich, iJ miles south from Delamere monthly, at n a.m.; juvenile court, 10.30 a.m.; atstation, on the <strong>Cheshire</strong> Lines railway. Here is a mere Frodsham, monthly, at 10.30 a.m. ; juvenile court,36 acres in extent. The principal part of this to-wnship, 10 a.m.; occasional courts are also held at theformerly forest land, is in possession of the Grown. Lord magistrates' clerks' office, Northwich 4 TarporleyDelamere and Hugh Edward Wilbraham esq. of Delamerepolice stationHouse, Northwich, are also large landowners. The following places are included in the Petty SessionalThe population in 1901 was 370; the area is 2,892acres of land and 71 of water ; rateable value, ;^4,275.division:—^Acton, Alpraham, Alvanley, Ashton, Barrow,Beeston, Bruen Stapleford, Budworth Little, Bvmbury,Letters through Northwich. The nearest money order Burton, Calveley, Glotton Hoofield, Gro-wton, Guddington,Delamere, Duddon, Dunham-o'-the-Hill, Eaton,4 telegraph offiae is at DelamereThere is a Wall Letter Box, cleared at 6.5 p.m. ; Sunday,10.35 a.mHelsby, Hockenhull, Horton-cum-Peel, Iddenshall, KelEddisbury, Frodsham, Frodsham Lordship, Haughton,Wall Letter Box, Abbey Arms, cleared 5.50 p.m.; Sunday,10.30 a.mworth, Newton, Norley, Oakmere, Peckforton, Pryor'ssaU, Kingsley, Kingswood, Manley, Marton, Moulds-Hayes, Bidley, Bushton, Spurstow,Tarporley,Tarvin,TilstoneFearnaU, Tiverton, Utkinton, Wardle, Weaverham-cum-WUton,WiUingtonOOUiNTY MAGISTRATES FOR THE PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISION OF EDDISBURY.Griffith Edwd. Wynne esq. Tiresford, Tarporley,chairmanBaiUie-HamUton Captain The Hon. H. R. Arden, ArdemehaU, TarporleyPolice Station, a red brick building, John Beeley, suptDELAMEBE,Marked thus • letters to be addressedTarporley,Marked thus f letters to be addressedKelsall, Chester.•Garter Peter, HeathfieldtCash WiUiam H. The EyrieClegg William Gavin, Abbey woodCookson Alexander, The WoodlandstCookson Mrs. Castle -viewCrewdson Russell, Kenmure•Davenport Henry, Woodbine viUatFoster Mrs. Catsclough, Quarry la•fKenworthy John Whittaker J.P.Gastle hUlNesbitt Miss, CastletonPayne Rev. Samuel Ward LL.D. (rector).The RectorytTownend John, Summerhank•Walker Col. WUliam HaU M.P.Sandy Brow; ft Sussex lodge,Sussex place. Regent's park N W 4Marlborough, Arthur's 4 Carltondubs, London S WtWright George, VaUey viewCOMMEBCIAL.Barnard Thos.Hy.farmer,Bectory•Bickley Joseph, horse trainerfrmBiUington Limited (Geo. H. M. Jeffs,agent), coal mers. Bailway station•Bostock John, stud groom to Col.Walker M.P, Sandy Brow cottage•Garter Peter, farmer, HeathfieldtCliff Jas. farm bailiff to J, W, Kenworthyesq. J.P. Primrose hill-|-Cowap Robert, butcher-fEdwards William, blacksmithEvans Eichard 4 Co. Limited, coalmerchants (J. B. Chirnside, agent).Railway stationGleave Thomas, stone merchant•Hassell George, farmer•Hassell Thomas, farmer•f-Ledward Geo. farmer. Forest housetLightfoot John, grocerMiddlewich Water Works (Alfd.Owen,engineer)fMort Leonard, farmerMoseley Martha (Mrs.), shopkeeperNixon Henry Edward, farmer•(-Nixon John, beer retailer•f-Page WiUiam, grocer•fPine John, shopkeeper•fpixton Vincent, farmerjPrescott Martha (Mrs.), beer retailr•fRathbone Charles, joiner 4 farmerfReade Edward, farmer•Reece Steele, saddlerfRoberts William, tailor-fRutter Earle, farmer-fSadler Harriet (Mrs), farmer•f-Sands William, cycle agent•fSheen John, farmerSpencer Thomas Fred, beer retailertWelsh Hannah (Mrs.), builderWigan Goal 4 Iron Co.Ltd.coal mers.(Jas. Brandreth, agt.). Railway stnfWillis 4 Wimpenny, drapers,Post off•fWimpenny George, farmer•fWright Ellen (Mrs.), farmer•fWright George, builder 4 contractorEDDISBURY.Bickerton Joseph, Yeld croftCOMMERCIAL.•fClarke Harry, grocerFoster Joseph, farmerfFrith Peter, farmer, OrgansdaleFrith William, farmer. Old Pale farmfGilbert Samuel, farmer•j-Gunnery Hy. farmer 4 stone merJohnson William 4 Joseph, joinerstJohnson Martha (Mrs,), farmer•fLarge Joseph B. farmer ft assistantoverseer. Mount PleasantLee George, farmer+Pinnington George, builder•fPleavin Frank, farmerCHESHIRE 20
3Jt)DELAMERE.fStockton Mark, farmerfWalker Dennis, farmerjWimpenny Han-y & Geo. stone mersfWright William, farmer. Forest frmKINGSWOOD.Heathcote Gilbert L.R.C.P, 4 S,Edin.Crossley SanatoriumThomson H. Hyslop M.D. LiverpoolSanatoriumCOMMEBCIAL.Atherton William, shopkeeperBooth Thomas, farmer, SunnybankBosley Mary Ann (Mrs,), shopkeeperBushell Thomas, farmer. Birch HillCrosslev Sanatorium(DelamereForest)(Gilbert Heathcote L.R.CP. 4 S.Edin., L.F.P.S.Glas. medicaldirector; C W. Hunt, sec.; MissE. Percy, matron)Davenport Fredk. farmr.Ravens lodgeDavies Thomas C L. farmerDISLEY,PBIVATE BESIDENTS.Allen Nelson, OvermoorBeckett Hamden, Lyme villaBoith Donald, GlenanoreBeU William, Hill crestBoyle Alau M.D. Dryhurst lodgeBranthwaite Robert E. RedversBuchanan Frederick, Rose viUasButterworth Harry Clement, Holmfield,Dane bankCameron George Mackay, GlenlilGhorlton Roger Vernon, High bankGhorlton Wm. Bowden, Strafford hoCox Bev. Thos. Graham M.A.(curate)CHESHIRE.Ellison William, farmer. Claim farmGrice George, farmerHarbridge Hannah (Miss), farmer.Cliff viewHarrison Walter, farmer. New PaleJones Samuel, farmerLiverpool Sanatorium for Consumption(H. Hyslop Thomson M.D.,C.M.Glas. resident medical officer;Miss Helen Roberts, matron)Molineaux Thomas, farmer, WaterlooWillis Albert N. farmer, HondsloughOAKMERE.Arundel Miss, WindyhoweEllams Albert, Crabtree greenHigson Capt, Wm. J.P. Oakmere hallJones Walter John Henry, BlakemeroNeilson Henry C Plovers MossSalisbury Henry, Abbots Moss cottageSmith Wyndham, Masseys lodge[KELLY'SAshbrooke Donald, farm baUiff toGapt. W. Higson, Oakmere HaU fmBate George, farmerBrotherston Robert, beer retaUerBuckley Henry, farmerCrank Edward, wheelwrightCrank William, shoe makerEdwards Alfred William, gardener toW. J. H. Jones (of Blakemere)Goring Wm.ValeRoyalAbbeyArmsP.HGregory Joseph, farmerJeffs George Henry M. coal agentJohnson Elizh. (Mrs.), frmr.New PoolLewis Harry, farmerLewis Joseph, fannerMcGregor Thomas, head gardener toCapt. W. HigsonNidd John, farmerNixon John, farmerOakes Mary (Mrs.), farmer, Forest hoBanco Mary (Mrs.), laundressWright Albert, farmerbeen, under the provisions of the " Local Govemment Act,1894," transferred for civil purposes to Derbyshire, but isstill ecclesiasticaUy attached to Disley.Post, M. 0., T. 4 Telephonic Express Delivery Office.—DISLET, or Disley-Stanley, on the high road fromManchester to Buxton, in Derbyshire, is a township,-viUage and parish, formed July 23rd, 1558, from the civilparish of St. Mary, Stockport, with a station on theStockport and Buxton section of the London and North Mrs. Emma Curtis, sub-postmistress. Letters arriveV7estem railway, and is 6J miles south-east from Stock- through Stockport at 7 a.m. 4 4.50 p.m.; dispatched,port, in the Knutsford division of the county, hundred of at II a.m. 4 1.30 4 S p.mMacclesfield, petty sessional division of Stockport, Hayfieldunion, county court district of Chapel-en-le-Frith, week days only; Higher Disley, cleared at 10.15 a-m.Wall Boxes.—^Disley wood, cleared at 7 a.m. 4 7 p.m.rural deanery of Stockport, archdeaconry of Macclesfield 4 7.15 p.m. week days only; Buxton road, cleared atand diocese of Chester. Water is suppUed by the StockportCorporation Waterworks. The church of St. MaryDISLEY RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL.10.30 a.m. 4 7.30 p.m. week days onlythe Virgin is an ancient building ot stone in the Gothic Meets at Wycliffe Hall on the second tuesday in everystyle, -with a parapet surmounted by pinnacles, and consistsof chancel, nave of four bays, aisles and an embattled Chairman, Thomas Rowleymonth at 6,15 p.m.westem tower with porch, and containing a clock and 6Officials.beUs: there is a brass eagle lectern, the gift of Lord Clerk, Ernest Newton Davenport, Vernon st. StockportNewton, of LjTiie Park, and a pulpit of stone and alabaster, Treasurer, James H. Jackson, Manchester 4 <strong>County</strong>presented by W. B. Stott esq. in memory of his wife Bank, DisleyAmeUa, who died in 1868 ; the carved stone font was the Medical Officer of Health, Charles John Bennet M.R.CS.gift of Mr. and Mrs. Mackie, of New MiUs: the east windowis stained and represents in the upper portion the Surveyor, Stephen Hargraves, Manor house, MarpleEng. 24 Hardwick street, Buxtonhistory of St. Elizabeth of Hungary; below are 6 panels of Sanitary Inspector, Henry Curtis, DisleyGerman glass dating from 1535 and Ulustrating the eventsin the Ufe of our Lord; this glass was purchased by the PubUc Elementary School (mixed), huUt in 1823, forlate Thomas Legh esq. and given by him to the church: 400 children; average attendance, 264; John LaycockLowe, masterthe church was partly restored and reseated in 1870, andcompleted in 1882 at a total cost of about ^1,030, the Attendance Officer, A. S. H. AUan, 68 Prestbury road,organ being also thoroughly restored at a further cost of Macclesfield;^35o; there are 846 sittings, 400 of which are free. The <strong>County</strong> Police Station, Isaac Milner, sergeantregister dates from the year 1591. The living is a Railway Station, James Hunt, station mastervicarage, net yearly value ;^23o, in the gift of Lord FURNESS VALE is a hamlet on the Derbyshire borderNewton, and held since 1910 by the Rev. Harold Wilfred and the high road to Buxton, in the townships of DisleyHaworth M.A., LL.B. ot Trinity HaU, Cambridge. and TV^aley Bridge and 3 miles south-west from DisleyThere is a Wesleyan chapel here, founded in 1805 ; a new village, with a station on the Manchester, Stockport andohapel was erected in 1906. The Baptist chapel is a Derby section of the London and North Westem raUway.small building, erected in 1893. Ouff's charity and The Peak Forest canal passes near here. There is athe poor's land of 3a. 2r. 3op. together provide ^5 small mission room here in connection with St. Mary's,yearly for bread. Here is a county poUce station, with Disley, in which divine service is held every Sundayone sergeant and two constables. In the viUage is a evening; and also a United Methodist chapel, enlargedstone fountain, erected in 1834 by Riohard and Thomas in 1884, and seating 380 persons. The population inOrford esqrs. for the use of the inhabitants of Disley, 1901 was 730.and inclosed within iron raUings. Lord Newton, of Post 4 M. 0. Office.—James A. Worth, suhnpostmaster.Lyme Park, who is lord of the manor, and Col. Edward Letters arrive through Stockport at 4.30 4 deUveredT. D. Cotton-Jodrell C.B. of Reaseheath Hall, are the at 7 a.m. 4 5 p.m.; dispatched at 10.45 * "^- ^ 7-39principal landowners. The soU is clayey and sand; p.m. Whaley Bridge, 2 miles distant, is the nearestsubsoil, mostly rock. The chief crops are oats and telegraph officepotatoes, but the principal portion of the land is pasture.The area is 2,419 acres of land and 47 of water; 200 children; average attendance, 136; David Good-Public Elementary School (mixed), erected in 1876, forrateable value, ;^i6,435; the population in igoi was -win, master2,827 in the civil and 4,347 in the ecclesiastical parish. Attendance Officer, A. S. H. AUan, 68 Prestbury road,The estimated civil population in 1909 was 3,407.MacclesfieldNewtown, a district, formerly in Disley township, has Railway Station, WUliam Taylor, station master, Crellin William, LangbraesDarbyshire Alfred J.P. Wood grangeDonnell Joseph J.P. Park hillDoucli Charles Frederick, HillsideEntwhistle John, Beech mountFernyhough John, GranfordGille'tt Samuel Walkey, WeycroftGledhill William, SpringsideGoodman Mrs. WestbankGrover Chas. Lewis,Brockett,EdgemrHague John Walker J.P. InglewoodHague Thomas, WoodleaHall Chas. John Ernest, BreezeholmeHannay Robert, FernbankHanson John Tillotson, EdgecombeHaworth Rev. Harold WiUred MA.,LL.B. (vicar). VicarageHeathcote Rowland, South viewHorsley R, P. Melbourne viUaHulme Alfred, HillsideHulme Edward, HillsideIngham Mrs. H. Firwood hUlJackson James H. BrookfieldLaidlaw Miss, DelaubeLister Rev. John (Baptist), Buxton rdMarriott Levris Herbert, Wood bankMatthews Howard Law, MoorfieldMonkhouse Alan Noble, MeadowbankMontgomery Arthur Hope, HighfieldMiiUer Richard, Greystones (lettersthrough New MUls)
f)lRECTORY.] CHESHIRE DODCOTT-CUM-WILK&LEY, 307Newton Lord D.L., J.P. Lyme park;4 6 Belgrave square S W 4 Carlton club, London S WNorris George Henry, The HaldemaNorris Mrs. BrantwoodOllerenshaw Mrs. Higher DisleyPearson James Fildes, Barwick lodgePooley Henry, GaversfieldPreston Richard Bassnett, WrencoteScott Frederick Alfred, Red lodgeScott Walter, LynngarthSealy Robert Bass, ScarthbarryShorrock Joseph, HarewoodSilvester Mrs. Ivy cottageSington Gerald, BuersilSpears Sydney Aithur, GlencoeStubbs Ernest, SpringfieldTaylor Andrew WUson, BraidshawTonge Richard, StanecHffeWalshaw Thomas Edwin, Byron hoWhitworth Samuel, SunnysideWilson J. Blair, Hawthorn cottageYates James. 'WoodendCOMMEBCIAL.AUen James, joiner 4 undertakerAlsop Geo. painter,plumber 4 glazierArdern Joseph,farmer,Bolder Hall frmAshworth George, beer retaUerAtherton Richard 4 Legh, farmers.Light AldersAtherton Thomas, farmer, HagbankBailey Herbert, boot repairerBarlow Eli^h. (Mrs.), frmr.GocksheadBarnes George, farmer, EUy bank(letters through New Mills)Basnett William, farmer. Wood endBeard Thomas, grocerBell John Thomas, cabinet makerBennett John, grocerBennett Joseph, ironmongerBerry WilUam James, joiner 4 builderBowden Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeperBowden Herbert, beer 4 wine retailerBowden William, cowkeeper. AspsBoyle Alan M.B. surgeon (firm, Sealy4 Boyle), Dryhurst lodgeBroadhurst Jeffrey, draperBroom Alice (Mrs.), beer retailerBrunt Joseph, farmer. Brines farmBullock Elizh. (Mrs.),frmr.StoneridgeChambers Annie (Mrs.), confectionerChappeU Robert, hair dresserClayton John, cowkeeper, Lane endsClayton John, grocer. Fountain sqCoffee Tavern (Ervines Gee, managr)Ford Mary (Mrs,), draperFord William, coal merchantGarside Fredk. M.R.C.V.S. vet. surgnGee Thomas, farmer, LongsideGoddard George Herbert, hair dressrGreen Martha (Mrs.), shopkeeperHadfield Thomas, farmer (lettersthrough Furness Vale)HoUingworth James Alfred, fishmongrHoyle & Lucius Misses, schl.Bose vilsHawley Ernest, painterHeathcote Bowland L.S.A. surgeon.South viewHibbert John T, bakerHolyoake John Hy, Bam's Head hotelHoward Ann (Miss), farmr.StoneridgeHoward Joe, farmer. Bent sideHoward Samuel, beer retailerHughes Joseph, confectionerHyde James, White Lion innJackson k Pott, paintersJackson James H. manager of theManchester 4 <strong>County</strong> Bank 4 treasto the Urban District <strong>Council</strong>Johnson John F. confectionerJones William, fried fish dealerLomas John, farmer, Moorwoodfarm.Newtown (letters thro' New Mills)Macham William, plumberMcKie William, builderManchester 4 <strong>County</strong> Bank Limited(branch) (James H. Jackson, manager),open daily 9.30 to 3, Saturday9.30 to 12; draw on the Unionof London k Smiths Bank Limited,London E GMakin John 4 James, paper stainersMarriott John, saddlerMarsland John William, farmer,BockMartin Mary Alice (Miss), fruitererMoseley Joseph Thomas, butcherNuttall Maurice William, chemistOgden Ellen (Mrs.), grocerParker Brothers, news agentsParker William 4 Son,skewer makersParker Fred, boot makerParsons Edward, draperPiatt Jas. tinplate worker 4 ironmngrPott WiUiam Thomas, painter 4paperhanger, see Jackson 4 PottProbert Thomas, grocerEobinson Alfred Ernest, farmer.Higher DisleyBobotham Arthur. White Horse innBowbotham John Thomas.blacksmithCurtis Henry, sanitary inspector to Sealv k Boyle, surgeonsthe Rural District <strong>Council</strong> Sealy Bobert Bass L.M.. L.A.H.Dub.Dawson James, jobbing gardener surgeon (Sealy 4 Boyle), Buxton rdDickinson Samuel, fried fish dealer Sidebotham James k Son, joinersDisley Industrial 4 Working Men's Stafford Charles, butcherSociety Lim. (Ernest Bailey, sec) Swindells Ann(Mrs.),frmr.Broads frm Stafford Thos. frmr. Beard Hall farmDisley 4 Lyme Conservative ClubSwindeUs Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer, Whaley Bridge Go-operative SocietyLimited (John Entwisle, sec) Higgins CloughLim. (branoh)(Thomas HaUam,mgr)EtchellsMaryH. (Mrs.),frmr.Lane ends SwindeUs Mary Ann (Mrs.), farmer. Williamson James, stone quarry ownrFairhurst Frank,shpkpr.Higher Disley Potters Hev(letters thro' New MiUs) Worth Jas. A. stationer ft postmasterDODCOTT-CDM-WIIJKSIJET' (or WiUiesley), onthe Salop border, is a parish extending from Audlemto Wrenbury, and about 2 mUes south from Wrenburystation on the Crewe and Whitohurch section of theLondon and North Western railway, and 7 south fromNantwich, in the Eddisbury division of the county,hundred, petty sessional division, union and county courtdistrict of Nantwich, mral deanery of Nantwich and archdeaconryand diocese of Chester. By Local GovernmentBoard Order, 22,407, part of Dodcott-cum-Wilksley parishwas in 1888 added to Acton. In the Smeatonwood divisionof this parish the foUowing sums are distributed tothe poor in Wrenbury church yearly—On St. Mark's Day,;^i 17s. lod.; on St, Thomas' Day, £1 12s. 3d. The followingdoles are distributed to the poor of Dodcott-cum-WUksley in the National schools, Burleydam, yearly onSt. Thomas' Day—Walmsley's charity, £2 12s. 4d.; Reynolds'charity, ;^i4 17s. 2d,; part of the offertory moneyin Audlem church on administration of sacramAut,/4 53. 2d. Combermere Abbey, the property of Viscount(Those marked thus * receive their ICOMMEBCIAL.letters through Audlem, Nantwich.) *Bebbmgton Albert, miller (water),(Marked thus t receive their letters Brook's miU „^ „„„through Wrenbury, Nantwich.) »Bebbington Jas.farmr.Lightwood grnWestminster Katherine C Duchess of, Boffey Thomas, farmer. The RookeryCombermere abbeyIfBower Norman, farmer, Smeaton wdS-frindeUs William, farmerTaylor John, butcherTaylor Joseph, farmer. Coppice farmTaylor Mary Hannah (Mrs), grocerThornley George, beer retailerTomlinson Jas. fruiterer ft greengroTurner Brothers, grocersTurner Thomas, boot 4 shoe makerWainwright Arthur, draperWarburton Thos. 4 Son, watch masWatson George, traveller, Stanley terWebster Charles, insurance agentWebster George, grocerWild George, farmer, Stanley haUWild John, farmer, WidowhurstWild John William, butoherWild William, farmerI Wright Herbert, farmer, Dane bankYates James, farmer, 'VVood endFURNESS.Bennett Joseph, The BungalowGlegg Ernest B. Fumess lodgeHadfield HarryHadfield JamesHadfield WiUiamHall James, Matlock houseKnowles Bichard EdwinLowe A. W. BedmoorOldham Bobert, Bank endBowe Mrs. Oak mountBowley Thomas, HurstfieldThackeray Samuel, GlencroftWood Daniel, Bank endCOMMEBCIAL.Ardern John Joseph, Station innBeai-d Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeperBennett Beuben, yeast dealerBowden James, insurance agentBowden WiUiam, draperBridge Samuel, Soldier Dick innCook Edwin, fishmongerCook Thomas, ironmongerFumess Vale Print Works, calic*printers (Jaines Hadfield, manager)Gough Mary (Mrs.), midwifeHall Elijah, farmer. Bank End farmHall James, farmerHandford John, farmerHartle James, fried fish dealerHigginbotham James, confectionerJowle EUssh. (Mrs.),frmr.Broad Hey fmKnowles Bichard E.fire brick manufrLongden Sam, grocer 4 corn dealerLowe Charles H. shopkeeperManchester 4 <strong>County</strong> Bank Limited(sub-branch)Pearson Frederick, insurance agentPearson James, butcherBoberts WiUiam, shopkeeperCombermere, and occupied by Katherine C Duchess ofWestminster, is situated in this parish; it is an elegantand spacious mansion, standing in a weU-timbered parkof nearly 1,000 acres, containing a fine stretch of waterof about 140 acres, known as Combermere, which adjoinsthe house, and is well stocked with fish; theentrance hall of the mansion is ornamented with trophiesof arms and armour, chiefly taken by Field Mars'halthe ist Viscount Combermere in his Indian campaigns.Viscount Combermere is lord of the manor and Messrs.H. D. HUl, James Hall and E. Gouldboum are theprincipal landowners. The area is 5,614 acres of landand 146 of water; rateable value, £9,327; the populationin 1901 was 626.WILKESLEY, a hamlet, consists of two farms andsome cottages. A sale for cattle is held on alternateMondays in Smithfield, adjoining Wrenbury station.Letters through Burleydam, Whitchurch (Salop), whichis the nearest money order ft telegraph office, aboutI mUe distant•Charlesworth Thomas, farmer. Hayfieldsft FemeyhayestCooke S. T. The Salamanca hotel 4posting house, Wrenbury station•Davenport William, cowkpr. LightwoodGreenCHESHIRE 20*
308 DODCOTT-CUM-WILKSLKY. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'SEUson William, cowkeeper, Walk milltEUwood Fred,cowkeeper,Pinsley GrnGleave SimOn, farmer. Manor farm,WilkesleyGouldbourn Edwd. farmer, WilkesleyfHarris James, farmer. Yew Tree hoHassall Joseph, farmer. Royals Green•Hocknell Arth. S. farmer, Newtown•Hocknell Henry, farmer, HaywoodHollins Thomas, farmerHorton Sam, cowkeeper. RookeryHulse Hannah (Miss), cowkeeper,Lodmorelane•Huntbach Robert Joseph, farmer,Lightwood GreenKendrick Elzh.(Mrs.),cowkpr.RookeryLatham William, cowkeeper. Rookery•Lawrence Joseph, blacksmith. LightwoodGreen•Lawrence SI. cowkpr.Lightwood GrnLievsley George, farmer,Royals GreenfLloyd John, farmer. Grange farmMadders Walter, farmer, BlackhurstMoss Joseph, cowkeeper. RookeryfNewport SI, farmer, Smeaton hallOakes John, farmer. Park view•Parker Alfred, cowkeeper•Parker Edwd.cowkpr.Lightwood GrnParker George, cowkeeper, WilkesleyParker Thomas, cowkeeper•Peake Hy. cowkpr. Lightwood GreenPeake John, cowkeeper. RookeryPoweU James, blacksmith ft wheelwright,Wilkesley•Ratcliff Wm. cowkpr. Lightwood GrnSpibey Richard S. farmer, NorthwoodStant WiUiam, cowkpr. Royals GreentSutton Arthur, farmer, Pinsley Grn•Tapley Jn. cowkpur. Lightwood GrrnThomasson Jn. E. farmr. WithymoortThreadgold William, cowkeeperVernon George, farmer. Walk millWilliams Edwin, cowkeeper. RookeryfWright Alfd. farmer, Pinsley GreenYarwood Jonn. frmr. Bntterley heysDODDINGTON is a smaU township, 3 miles from ToUemache are the chief landowners. Bridgemere HallBetley Road station on the main line of the London and has been restored by Lord Tollemache, and is now occupiedas a farmhouse. The area is 1,130 acres; rateNorth Westem railway from Crewe to Stafford and 5south-east from Nantwich, and in 1840 was formed into a able value, j^i,7i8 ; the population in 1901 was 149.parish from the civU parish of Wybunbury ; it comprisesCheckley, Hunsterson and Bridgemere, in the Nantwich. Woore (Shropshire) is the nearest moneyWaU Letter Box cleared at 4.30 p.m.—Letters throughCrewe division of the county, hundred, union, county order 4 telegraph office, about i^ miles distantcourt district and petty sessional division of Nantwich and Public Elementary School (mixed), erected in 1875 byrural deanery of Nantwich and archdeaconry and diocesethe late Sir Henry Delves Broughton bart. for 108of Chester. The church of St. John, erected in 1837 bychildren; average attendance, 64; Miss SusanSir John Delves Broughton bart. who died in 1847, is abuilding of stone in the Gothic style, occupying a pleasantGeorgina Grieve, mistresssite on the west side of Doddington Park, and consists ofCHECKLEY - CUM - WRINEHILL (formerly calledchancel, nave, porch and a turret containing one bell,Gheckleigh) is a township and village on the Staffordshireand contains an organ: the interior was redecorated andborder of the county, 7 miles south-east from Nant-wich,furnished about 1891, at a cost of over ;^ioo, and nowI mUe south from Betley Road station, on the London andaffords sittings for 170 persons. The register dates fromNorth Western railway, and 6 miles north-east from Audlemstation on the section of the Great Western railwaythe year 1838. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value;^202, in tbe gift of Sir Delves Louis Broughton bart. andfrom Nant-wich to Market Drayton and Wellington. Thereheld since 1880 by the Rev. John Francis Barnes M.A.is a Primitive Methodist chapel here, buUt in 1824, andof University College, Durham. Doddington Hall, theseating 150 persons. Sir Delves Louis Broughton bait,property and residence of Sir Delves Louis Broughtonis lord of the manor and principal landowner. Checkleybart. is a mansion of stone deUghtfuUy situated in theHaU is now occupied as a farmhouse. The area is 1,429Diidst of a well-wooded park containing a lake of 57acres; rateable value, ;^4,433; the population in 1901acres: the house, begun in 1777, from a design ot Samuelwas 206. Wrinehill is a hamlet partly in <strong>Cheshire</strong> andWyatt esq. was finished in the year 1796, and is massivelypartly in Staffordshire.buUt, the -walls being in some places 6ft. thick. Atower standing in the pairk is said to have been erected Wall Letter Box, Wrinehill, cleared at 6.45 p.m.; Sundays,9.40 a.mby Sir John Delves kt. in the 14th century. Sir DelvesLouis Broughton bart. is lord of the manor and sole Letters for Checkley, through Nantwich; for Wrinehill,landowner. The soil is sandy; subsoil, sand. The through Crewe. Betley (Staffordshire) is the nearestchief crops are barley, rye, oats and potatoes, but money order k telegraph office, about 2 miles distantmostly used as pasture. "The area of the township is543 acres of land and 54 of water; rateable value,^1,038; the population of the township in 1901 was 70and of the parish 590.Letters through Nantwich, Wybunbury is the nearestmoney order 4 telegraph office, ij miles distantBRIDGEMERE (anciently called Bridesmere) is asmaU township and viUage, 6J miles south-east fromNantwich and 3 miles from Betley Road Station, on theLondon and North Westem railway. There is a WesleyanMethodist chapel here, erected in 1831. 'Sir Delves LouisBroughton bart. who is lord of the manor, and LordDODDINGTONBarnes Rev. John Francis M.A.(vicar)Broughton Sir Delves Louis bart, J.P.Doddington haULoring John, The CottageEdwards Philip E. farmer 4 mUler,Doddington millEUson George H, wood ranger to SirD. L. BroughtonEmberton Wm. farmer,Demesne farmLoring John, land agent to Sir D. L.Broughton bart. The CottageBebbington Charles,Wingfield Henry, gamekeeper to SirD. L. Broughton bartWingfield WiUiam, gardener to SirD. L. BroughtonBRIDGEMERE.Basford Joseph, farmerBrereton Frank, buUderCope Samuel, wheelwrightEdwards Charles, farmerEvans Alfred, market gardenerEvans James, carpenterGordon Harold, frmr. Bridgemere fmHall John, cowkeeperLea Edward, farmer, 'Wheel greenLockett Emma (Mrs.), cowkeeperMoulton Thomas, farmerNoden Joseph Clifford,farmer, BridgemerehallPiatt Henry, cowkeeperPiatt Peter, farmerPotts John Samuel, blacksmithHUNSTERSON (formerly called Huntsterton) is aviUage and township, 5^ miles south-east from Nantwichand 4 north-east from Audlem station, on the MarketDrayton to Nantwich section ot the Great Western railway.Sir Delves Louis Broughton bart. is lord of themanor and sole landowner. The area is 1,570 acres; rateablevalue, ^2,142; the population in 1901 was 165.WaU Letter Box cleared at 6 p.mCHECKLEY.(Letters for WrinehiU received througfCrewe.)Large Miss, Wrinehill vUla, WrinehillMoss Thomas, The Laurels, WrinehUlCOMMEBCIAL.Banks James, farmer, Checkley brookfarmerBebbington HannEjh (Mrs.), cowkeeprBoulton Frederick, farmerBrereton Mary (Mrs,), farmerBrereton Samuel, farmerBrownswood Jn, blacksmith, WrineblClarke Hy, David, Lord Nelson J'.H.4 shopkeeper, WrinehillCooper Edward, wheelwright 4 assistantoverseer for Checkley 4 Blakenhall,WrinehillDarUngton Richd. farmr. Checkley haUDunn Allen, farmerGreen William, farmerHanning F. S. ft Co. coal merchantsHardern Ernest, Blue Bell P.H, ftbaker, WrinehUlJohnson Brothers, drapers ft ironmongers,WrinehUlLetters through Nantwich. Audlem is the nearest moneyorder 4 telegraph officePolice Station, John Taylor, constableJohnson Brothers (Grewe) Limited,patent medicine manufacturersLatham Jn. farmr. 4 butchr.WrinehiUMoss WUliam Geo. farmer, RadilowTimmis Wm. Grown inn, WrinehUlTurner George, farmerTurnock Jn. frmr. Checkley Wood hoHUNSTERSON.Basford James, cowkeeperBasford WUliam, farmer. Wood endBebbington Wm. Hy. frmr.Manor hoCooper Betsey (Mrs.),frmr.Foxes bnkCope Alfred, cowkeeperCope Fred, farmer. Foxes bankDobson Fanny (Mrs.), frmr. Foxes bnkFatherson Fred, farmer, Brown mossGlover Arthur, farmerGlover George, farmer. Brown mossLunt Owen, cowkeeperMorris John, blacksmithMoulton Wm. farmer k coal dealerParker James, cowkeeperPerry George, cowkeeperReade Edward, cowkeeperRycroft John, farmerSmith Jesse, cowkeeper. Brown mossSmith Urban, farmer, Poxes bankSmith Vemon, farmer. Green fieldsSutton Sarah Ellen (Mrs.), farmer,Pewitt haU
DIRECTORY.JCHESHIRE.DODLESTON (or Doddleston) is a township andparish, 2 mUes from Kinnerton station on the Ohester andDenbigh section of the London and North Western railway,I from Balderton station on the Ohester and Wrexham line of the Great Western raUway, AI south-westfrom Chester, 7§ north from Wrexham, and 17; milesfrom London, in the Eddisbury division of the countvBroxton hundred, petty sessional division of ChesterCastle, Chester union and county court district, and ruraldeanery, archdeaconry and diocese of Chester. The churchof St. Mary is an edifice of red sandstone in the Gothicstyle, consisting of chancel, nave of four bays, north aislenorth porch and an embattled western tower containinsra clock and 5 beUs; Sir Thomas Egerton, Baron EUesmereand Viscount Brockley, and Lord Chancdior, 1603-17 wasinterred here on his death at York House, Strand isMarch 1617, where he had been visited by the kinahunself on the 3rd of the same month. Lord EUesmerewas also chanceUor of the University of Oxford, 1610-17-there is a nameless inscription on white marble over hisgrave, but a plain marble tablet was erected near thespot with fuU epitaph in 1829; the lectern was presentedin 1904 by parishioners and friends, as amemorial to the Rev. Charles Gordon M.A. rector 1867-1904: the church was restored in 1870 at a cost of about^3,500, and affords 300 sittings. The register datesfrom the year 1570. The living is a rectory, net yearlyvalue ;^35o, including 34 acres of glebe and residencem the gift of the Dean and Chapter of Chester, andheld since 1904 by the Rev. Alan PhUip Wood M.A. ofKeble CoUege, Oxford. There is a Primitive Methodistchapel here, buUt about 1867. Charities of about ;^i6yearly value are distributed in money to the poor atChristmas ; and there ii also Dickyn's gift of £1 14^.for bjbles for the poor. The Duke of WestminsterG.C.V.O. is lord of the manor and principal landowner.The soil is clayey; subsoU, clayey. The land is chieflyin pasturage. The area of the township is 1,673 acres ;DODDLESTON.Wood Rev. Alan PhUip M.A. RectoryCOMMEBCIAL.AUwood Rbt. Dutton.frmr.Green wallsBeckett John, boot makerBlythin John James, coal dealer,Balderton stationBoddy Ann (Miss), shopkeeperChildren's Home (Miss E. S. Morton,matron)Cook Bros. Ltd. dairymen, BaldertonDoddleston Institute ((John Hughes,caretaker)Edwards Peter, builder 4 contractorFellows Thomas, farmerFoster Thomas, cowkeeper, BaldertonHulmston Thomas,boot 4 shoe makerk rate 4 income tax coUectorJones Joseph, farmerLloyd John, farmerPickering John,farmer,Doddleston haUProbert Thos. Richd.frmr.Bretton haURoberts Thomas, cowkeeperShaw Thomas, Red Lion P.HThomas Joseph, wheelwright, BaldrtnWright Henry, cowkeeperGORSTELLA.Gillham Walter Thomas, farmer,OakTree farmDUKINFIELD, anciently caUed " Dockenfeld," is a townand populous municipal borough, within the parliamentaryborough of Stalybridge, adjoining Ashton-under-Lyne and Stalybridge, with a station on the Great Central(late M. S. 4 L.) railway, 6 miles east from Manchesterand 185 from London, in the Hyde division of the county,hundred of Macclesfield, Ashton-under-Lyne union andcounty court district, Dukinfield petty sessional division,rural deanery of Mottram, archdeaconry of Macclesfieldand diocese of Chester. Dukinfield was constituted aLocal Board of Health District in 1857, and an Urban Districtin 1895. By the "Local Government Boards ProvisionalOrders Confirmation Act (No. n) 1898 " it waswholly placed in <strong>Cheshire</strong>, and the boundary altered ; in1899 it received a Charter of Incorporation, dated 2 Oct.in that year, and is now governed by a Corporation consistingof 6 aldermen and i8 councillors. The boroughis divided into east, west and central wards, and isbounded on the north and west by the river Tame, whichseparates it from Lancashire, and by the above Act thebridge over the river to Ashton-tmder-Lyne became acounty bridge. The borough was very much benefited bythe "Public Works Act, 1863" (26 and 27 Vict, c 70),and under the " Stalybridge, Hyde, Mossley and DukinfieldTram-ways and Electricity Board Act, igoi" hasjoined with the other Corporations in a scheme of electrictramways and lighting. The place is lighted with gasfrom works at Wood End, belonging to the Corporation,and supplied wifrh water from reservoirs, the propertyof the Ashton-under-Lyne, Stalybridge and DukinfieldWaterworks Joint Committee of 16 members, 3 of whomrepresent the Corporation. The Dukinfield reservoirholds 33,000,000 gallons, the others have a much greatercapacity. By the "Representation of the People Act,DUKINFIELD. 309rateable value, ^4,405 ; the population in 1901 was—Sshir;. ^°' """^ P^"'^' 788. of which 354 ^ere inParish Clerk, Charies Gillham.Post Office^Joseph Yarwood, sub-postmaster. Lettersthrough Ohester, via Broughton, arrive at 7 31; a m •Sundays, 7.35 a.m.; dispatched at 6.20 p.m ; Sundays,10 a.m. The nearest money order office is atBroughton, 2i mUes distant, & tdegraph office atKossett, 4 miles distantGorstella (or Grostdle) is a hamlet half a mUe northwest.WaU Letter Box deared at 6.45 p.m.; sundays, 10 i?a.m ' -^Railway Station, Balderton, Ernest E. Morris, stationmasterLOWER KINNERTON is a township ij mUes northwestfrom Balderton station, on the Great Western railway.Kinnerton Bridge BaU, now a farmhouse, ispartly m this county; a small stream, forming part ofthe boundary at this point between England and Walesruns past the HaU. The Duke of Westminster G.C.V.O.IS lord of the manor and cbief landowner. The land ischiefly in pasture, and cheese is made. The area is 537acres; rateable value, ;^i,i36; the population in 1901was 127.Letters through Chester. Saltney, about 4 mUes distant,is the nearest money order 4 telegraph officePublic Elementary School (mixed), Dodleston, built in1870 4 rebuilt 1902, for 118 children; average attendance,100; Joseph Yarwood, masterHIGHER KINNERTON, in Dodleston ecdesiasticalparish, was under the provisions of the "Local GovernmentAct, 1894," created a civU parish, and is in thecounty of Flint.DUKINFIELDHam Richard, cowkeeperLawrence Lydia (Mrs.), farmerOwen Thomas, blacksmithRoberts John Jones, farmerLOWER KINNERTON.GoUinge James, Kinnerton lodgeCOMMEBCIAL.Davies Thomas, farmerGillham Thos. farmer. Primrose bnkJones Elizabeth (Mrs.), cowkeeperLindop Frederick Samuel, farmer,Kinnerton Bridge hallOwens Arthur, cowkeeperRoberts James, farmer1867," Dukinfield was joined with Stalybridge in returningone member to Parliament. St. Mark's is an ecclesiasticalparish formed Feb. 13, 1846, from the parish ofStockport; tihe church, erected in 1848, is a buUding ofstone in the Early English style, consisting of chancel,clerestoried nave of six bays, aisles, north and southporches and an embattled tower on the north-west, withpinnacles, and containing one bell, erected in 1881, at acost of about ;^2,ooo: the organ was eredied in 1866 andthe stained east -window in 1887, as a memorial to theRev. WilUam HeffiU, vicar 1845-82: there are 700sittings. The register dates from 1848. The Uving is avicarage, net yearly value ;^290, with a quarter of anacre of glebe and residence, in the gift of the Bishopof Ohester, and held since 1904 by the Rev. GodfreyMichael Vincent Hickey B.A. of Queen's CoUege, Oxford.St. Luke's is an ecclesiastical parish formed 18 May,1906, from St. John and St. Mark. The church in Kingstreet, erected in 1889, is a building in the EarlyEnglish style, consisting of nave with lofty arcades inseven bays, apsidal sanctuary, and organ chamber: thedhurch affords 720 sittings. The register dates from theyear 1875. The living is a perpetual curacy, net yearlyvalue ;^22o. in the gift of the Bishop of Chester, and heldsince 1906 hy the Rev. William Graham M.A., L.Th. ofDurham University. The Unitarian chapel, of Chapel hill,built in 1840. replaces an earlier chapel erected by Nonconformistsin 1707, and is a lofty crucifoi-m structurein the Early English style. The Catholic church, inZetland street, dedicated to St. Mary, erected in 1825.and rebuilt in 1854, is an edifice of red brick in theEarly English style, and wUl seat 500 persons. ThePrimitive Methodist chapel, in Foundry street, erectedin 1877, is of red brick with stone dressings; the
310 DUKINFIELD. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'SPrimitive Methodist chapel, in Astley street, erectedin 1872; and the Congregational chapel. Crescent road,are of the same material, and seat 900 persons. TheCongregational chapel, Dukinfield Hall, incorporates thechancel and nave of the old domestic chapel, to which in1872 a considerable addition -was made on the north sideof the nave, at right angles to the ancient fabric, chieflyat the expense of A)bd Buckley esq, of Dukinfield and tbelate Mr, Hugh Mason: the new buUding, which is in theGothic style, now forms the body of the chapel, the oldnave bdng at the south end, and the chancel, continuedfrom it, is now a kind of south-east transept: a northeastporch was added in 1873 at the sole expense of RobertPiatt esq. of Stalybridge: in the ehancel of the old partare flat stones inscribed to Sir Robert Dukinfield, istbart. d. 6 Nov, 1729, and to Susanna, his daughter, d.21 Jan. 1722; a third, to his4aBghter Martha, d. 13 Sept.1723, has been lost since i9^i. An organ was erected 6Cot. 1901, at a cort of ;£'3oo. The chapel affords 500sittings. There is also a United Methodist chapel inWeUington street, and a Wesleyan Methodist chapel inFoundry street. The Moravians have a place ot worshipin Old road. , The ceoaetery for Dukinfield and Ashtonunder-Lyne,ifielqnging jointly to the Corporations ofthese Voroughs, and situated on an eminence overlookingthe vaUey of the Tame and within the borough of Dukinfidd,consists of about 40 acres and has two mortuarychapels, one for the Ohurch of England and Nonconformistsand the other for the Catholics. The cemeteryis managed by a joint committee of the two Corporations.Dukinfidd in 1801 was but an agricultural hamlet, witha population of 1,737; but in 1881 the population in theUrban area alone, irrespective of the portion withinStalybridge, was 17,408; this increase was principaUydue to the great facilities it affords for manulactures ;the river Tame flows for three mUes through it and itscanal and railway communication is ample and efficient.The manufacture of cotton is carried on to a greatextent, and there are also engineering, boiler makingand other iron works, fire brick and tile works, andothers for calico printing, hat making ftc.The Town HaU, erected in 1899, occupies a fine siteon^ rising ground in King street, and is an edifice ofbrick with stone dressings, in the Domestic Gothic style,from designs by Messrs. John Eaton, Sons and Cantrell,architects, of Ashton-under-Lyne. The principal frontis relieved by a spadous porch, above which rises atower with spire, containing a clock with Chimes, byJ. B. Joyce and Co. of Whitohurch, and 5 beUs cast byTaylor and Co. of Loughborough. The ground floor isoccupied by the various municipal offices, and on thefirst floor, reached by a wide 'Staircase, with stainedwindows, is the <strong>Council</strong> chamber and mayor's parlour;the basement contains other offices, a fire brigade andambulance station, and store rooms ftc.The Dukinfield VUlage Library was estabUshed in1833; the present buUding, in Town lane, erected bysubscription in 1853 and enlarged in 1875 at the expenseof F. D. Astley esq. is a structure of brick with stonedressings in the Elizabethan style, and contains readingrooms and a Ubrary of upwards of '8,000 volumes; anew wing was added in 1894 for Technical education,at a cost of ^^4,000. In the same year the DistrictCouncU assumed the management both of the Libraryand Technical schools, and the Village Library became aFree Library in 1905; the yearly average of studentsattending the classes is now (1910) 750, and Mie lecturesare very popular.The Reform Club, in Town lane, erected in 1874 atthe expense of Nathaniel Buckley esq. J.P. late M.P.for Stalybridge and Dukinfield, is an edifice of brickfrom designs by the late Mr. George Thompson, ofDukinfield, architect, and contains a reading room,bUliard room and other a^iartments; there are (1910)180 members, and the club is manager by a committeeof nine members. The Conservative Club, in Oxfordroad, erected by a company of the shareholders in1872-3, is of brick in the Elizabethan style, fromdesigns by Messrs. John Eaton and Sons, architects,of Ashton-under-Lyne, and comprises a reading room,billiard room and large haU for entertainments, holding500 persons; there are (1910) 160 members, andthe club IS managed by a committee of nine members.The Central Liberal Club, in King street, erected in1877, is also of brick, and contains reading, biUiardand committee rooms; the total number of membersis about 200, and the club is managed by a committeeof 17 members. The Central Conservative Club, in Kingstreet, erected in 1905, is a structure of red brick andcontains reading, bUliard and committee rooms ftc.Dukinfield Park and Becreation Ground comprises anarea of over jo acres in extent, situated on the westemslope of Chapd HUl, and has been purchased and laidout for this purpose by the Corporation. The whole siteis enclosed, and has four entrances, the prindpal beingin King street and GrenviUe street, where there are soUdstone piers with wrought-iron ornamental gates. Thecontour of the land having a gradient in places of i in10 and falUng something Uke 80 feet from east to west,is laid oat in terraces, with flights of stone steps and abalustrading, and in the centre terrace is a fountain, thegift of Mrs. J. F. Astley-Cheetham, and a fuU-riggedmast, the gift of Mr. and Mrs. A, W. Nicholson, lord and,lady of the manor. The upper portion forms a promenadelaid out with flower beds, and immediately below is asheltered bowling green. "The gymnaaium or playgroundson the south side are provided with swings ftc. Thewhole of the works have been carried out by Messrs. W.Underwood and Brother, contractors, of Dukinfield, underthe supervision and accordiing to plans .prepared by theborough surveyor, Mr, S. Hague, at an estimated cost of^ 15,000.Dukinfield HaU, an ancient mansion, now partiaUy demolished,was formerly the seat of the famUy of the samename, baronets; but the title became extinct on thedeath (24 Jan. 1858) of the Rev. Sir Henry BobertDukinfield, 7th bart. without issue. One of the earliermembers 01 the family, Lieut.-Col, Bobert Dukinfidd,born in 1619, was a commander in the ParUamentaryarmy, and as such defended Stockport against the Boyalists.under Prince Bupert, and in 1650 was appointed highsheriff of the county and governor of Chester, he was alsoi M.P. for <strong>Cheshire</strong> in the parUament of 1653 and died 18Sept. 1689; his remains were interred at Denton, butJudith, his vrife, who died 23 Feb. 1738-9, was buried inthe graveyard attached to the ancient domestic chapd,where there is an inscription to both; an altar tcnoJb tO'WilUam Dukinfield, d. 30 August, 1735; and anothermemorial to Francis Dukinfield Astley, d. 23 July, 1825.The chapel, Ucensed to John de Dokenfeld' 10 Oct. 1398,as a private oratory, was used by the Independents duringthe reign of Charles I. by permission of Lieut.-Col, Dukinfield,himsdf a sturdy Nonconformist; it ceased to beused for pubUc worship before 1795 and was subsequentlydesecrated until purchased by the Oongregatioaalists inl1872, who thereupon added to it as previously stated.AU the famUy portraits were dispersed by sale about1845, The HaU was restored by the late Jamea Ogdenesq. about 1855, but its remains have since been convertedinto working men's dwelUngs. Dukinfield Lodge, erectedabouit 1770, is a mansion of stone in the Tudor style,picturesquely situated on an eminence overlooking thevalley of the "Tame and adjoindng scenery, but is nowdivided into two residences. Mrs. G. 6. Nicholson islady of thb manor. The area of the civil parish andborough is 1,364 acres of land and 41 of water; rateablevalue, £77,263, and population in 1901, 18,929, viz.:Central ward, 6,699 > ^^tSt ward, 6,5i8; West ward,5,613.The population of St, Mark's ecclesiastical parish m1901 was 8,207,OFFICIAL ESTABLISHMENTS. LOCAL INSTITUTIONS ftc.Post, M. 0., T. ft Telephone CaU Office, King street,—Walter Lydford, postmasterTown Sub-Post ft M, O. Offices :—Victoria road,—James Taylor, sub-postmaster. LettersThe office is open for general business 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.; dispatched 7.30, 10 ft 11.30 a.m. ft 3.45 ft 7.45 p-m.;for telegraph from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.; for money order& savings bank business from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.; lettersSundays, 4.30 p.m.officeVictoria road is also a tdegraphIfor callers at 2 p.m.; call office for Nat. Telephone ; Sundays, 8.30 a.m, to 10 a.m. onlyDukinfield Hall.—^Luke Mayers, sub-postmaster. LettersDispatches.—11.25 ^m. ft 1.15, 2.45 ft 5.40 p.m, toAshton 4 Stalybridge only; 8.45, g.35 4 10.45 a.m. &12.20, 1.45, 5.10, 8.35 ft 9.40 p.m. all parts; sundays,5.15 p.m. onlyDeliveries,—^From all parts, 7 a.m. ft 13.30 p.m.; fromYorkshire, Oldham, Manchester, Liverpool, Ashton,Stalybridge ft Stockport, 4.50 p.mdispatched at 8, 10 & 11.45 ^•'^- ^ 3-45 ^ ^ P-^'''Sundays, 4.30 p.m «38 Oxford road. Miss Bertha Bardsley, sub-postmistress.Letters dispatched at 8.10 ft ji-45 a.m. ft 3.45 ft 8 p.mTame VaUey.—^Miss Florrie BaUey, sub-postmistrese>Letters dispatched at 7.30, 9.45 ft 11.30 a.m. ft 3.45,ft 7.45 p.m.; Sundays, 4.30 p.m
DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. DUKINFIELD. 311OOBPOBATION.; 1909-10.Mayor, CouncUlor William Underwood.Deputy Mayor, <strong>Council</strong>lor Joseph Cooke.Aldermen.Betire November, 1911.James GrimeI Henry PrattJohn D. Hibbert |Betire November, 1914.James AvisonWUUam Lee |CounciUors.East Ward.Retire Nov.Marshall Bardsley 1910Henry Blocksage 1910Thomas Bradley 1911I William Edward WoodCentral Ward.Edward Gibson 1910George Potts 1910David C. HiU 1911West Ward.Retire Nov.James Bancroft 1911John James Beswick ... 1912William Williams 1912John Sykes 1911S. C Homer 1912George H. Walker 1912Herbert Bown 1910 George Henry Kenyon 1911George Heathcote 1910 Cbarles Henry Booth.,. 1912Joseph Cooke 1911 WiUiam Underwood-... 1912, Beti^ming Officers for Municipal Elections.East Ward, Alderman HibbertCentral Ward, Alderman AvisonWest Ward, Alderman GrimeRepresentatives of Corporation on the foUowing JointCommittees: —Ashton-under-Lyne ft Dukinfield Cemetery Joint Committee,Alderman Lee ft CouncUlors Hill, Sykes ftWilUuns ,Ashton, Stalybridge ft Dukinfield (District) Waterworks,Coundllors Bancroft, Cooke 4 UnderwoodStalybridge ft Dukinfield Joint Sewerage Board, theMayor, (ex-bfficio). Alderman Wood ft CounciUorsHeathciBte, Gibson ft WalkerStalybridge, Hyde, Mossley ft Dukinfield Tramway ftElectricity Board, Aldermen Hibbert, Lee ft Wood ftCounciUors Beswick, HiU ft SykesOfficials of the Corporation.Town Clerk, Thomas Hodgetts GordonBorough Accountant 4 Committee Clerk, Charles A,SwindellsTreasurer, George Harry Hollingworth, manager of theManchester ft Liverpool District Banking Co, LimitedMedical Officer of Health, John Bobert Summers ParkL.B.C.S. ft L.B.CP.Edin. 183 King streetBorough Surveyor, Samuel Hague, Town hallGas Manager, 'William LindleyCtiUector of Sates ft Gas ft Water Bents, George Hague,Town ^aU^ahi'tary Inspector, George Henry Taylor, Town hallLibrarian ft Secretary to the Higher Education InstructionSub-Committee, Edwin Bennett Broadrick,Town laneConsulting Accountant ft Auditor, William MossBegistrar of Cemetery, Hy. Clayton, Dukinfield cemeteryCOUNTY MAGISTRATES FOB THE DUKINFIELDMITTY SESSIONAL DIVISION.Ashton Thomas Gair esq. M.P. Flowery Field, HydeAspland Aiithur Brook esq. White Gates, Gee Cross,ManchesterAvison James esq. King street, DukinfieldBancroft James esq. Town lane, DukinfieldBopth Charles Henry esq. The Lakes, DulunfieldBottomley James esq. The Glent, StalybridgeBqyd Alex'inder Charles esq. Pont street, London S WBrownson George esq. Burnside, Osborne road, HydeCheetham John Frederick esq. Eastwood, StalybridgeCodke E,dmund esq., Bankfield, HydeCboke ioseph esq, "rhorncliffe, DukinfieldDonneU Joseph esq. Park hill, DisleyPfeiitem'-Mark esq. Beechwood, StalybridgeGarforth WUUam Edward esq. Snydale hall, Normanton,YorksGartside John Edmund esq. Moorlands, StalybridgeGrundy WUUam esq. Derwent, King street, DukinfieldHjurison Major WUUam, West HiU, StalybridgeHibbertOliver esq. StockportHorsfield Saml.esq. Springwood hall, CompstaU,StockprtHprsfield Thomas esq.'Longlands, HydeEferiyon €feorge Henry esq. Brookfield, Currier lane,Ashton-under-Lynejl^owe William Scowcroft esq. Gheetham's Close, Thej Park, BuxtonMellor John Edward esq. Tan-y-Bryn, Abergele, N. WalesMorton WiUiam esq. Silverhill, HydeNewton George esq. Tower house, Shipley, YorksOldham John esq. Albert house, Albert road, HydeParkyn William Joseph esq. Rose hill, Northenden,ManchesterPickup James esq. Hill crest. Chapel Hill, DukinfieldPerrin Thomas esq. Godley, HydePratt Henry esq. Peak house, Astley street, DukinfieldRhodes Geo.Wood esq. Mottram-in-Longdendale, M'chstrRidyard Joseph esq. High bank, StalybridgeRoberts John Henry esq. M^arket street, Hollingworth,ManchesterSidebottom Col. Albert, Heyrod, StalybridgeSidebottom Col. William, Hsrewood lodge, Mottramin-Longdendale,Manchester t^Sparrow Walter Wedgwood esq. Betton hall. MarketDrayton, SalopStafford Daniel esq. Perrin street, HydeUnderwood Willdam esq. Albert house, DukinfieldWild Frederick esq. Vemon house, Albert road, HydeWood WiUiam Edward esq. Holly Bajik, Hall Green,DukinfieldThe mayors of Dukinfield, Hyde ft Stalybridge ft thechairmen of the Hollingworth ft Mottram-in-LongdendaleUrban ft Tint-nristle Rural District <strong>Council</strong>s, for the timebeing, are ex-officio magistratesClerk to the Magistrates, Allen Howard, King street,DukinfieldPetty Sessions are held on mondays at 9.30 a.m. ftthursday at 11 a.m. at Constabulary station. Chapelstreet, Dukinfield 4 on mondays 4 thursdays at Hyde,at II a.m. at Constabulary station, Beeley street,HydeOccasional Courts are held at the Mottram Police Station,,when necessaryThe places in the petty sessional division are:—^Dukinfield,Hattersley, Hollingworth, Matley, Mottram-in-Longdendale4 TintwistleSTALYBRIDGE ft DUKINFIELD JOINT SEWERAGEBOARD.The Board, consisting of 10 members, was formed in1894,Meetings are held at the works, Bradley Hurst, Dukinfield,on the second thursday in each month at 3 p.m.Chairman, <strong>Council</strong>lor George H. WalkerClerk, WUliam Moss F.C.A. Market place, Ashton-under-LyneTreasurer, George Harry HoUingworthi Manchester ftLiverpool District Bank, King streetManager, H. W. Stafford, Bradley Hurst, DukinfieldCHESHIRE LOCAL PENSION COMMITTEE.Dukinfield Borough Sub-Committee.Clerk, John WUUam Underwood, 98 King streetPension Officer, .Hugh Finigan, 8 Hough Hill road».StalybridgePUBUJC ESTABLISHMENTS.Ashton ft Dukinfield Cemetery, Henry Clayton, superintendentft registrar<strong>County</strong> Police Station, Chapel street; Luke J. Croghan,.superintendentDukinfield Estate Office, Astley Jepson, agent; J, H,Greenwood, surveyorFire Engine Station, Astley street, James Henekey, suptFree Library, Town lane, E. B, Broadrick, UbrarianTown Hall, King streetPUBLIC OFFICERS,CoUector ft Assessor of Property ft Income Taxes, JosephOgden Lawton, Town hall "CoUector of Poor Bates, John Moorhouse, Town haUOverseers, William Underwood, Thomas Bradley ft JohnSykes; assistant overseer, Joseph Ogden Lawton,Town hallBegistrar of Births ft Deaths ft Vaccination Officer,Dukinfield Sub-district, Ashton-under-Lyne Union,Ethelred Hewitt, Town haUPLACES OF WOBSHIP, with times of Services,St. Mark's Church, Church street, Bev. Godfrey M. V.Hickey B.A. vicar ; Rev. Alfred WUUam Webb, curate;10.30 a.m. ft 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7.30 a.mSt. Luke's Church, King street. Rev. WiUiam GrahamM.A., L.Th. perpetual curate; 8 ft 10.30 a.m, ft 6.30p.m.; every evening, 7 p.m
3 I 2 DUKINFIELD. CHESHIRE. [SELLfWCatholic St. Mary, Zetland street. Rev, Hugh Donlevy,priest; 9 ft n a.m. ft 6.30 p.m.; hoUdays of obligationmass, 9 a.m. ; daily mass, 8 a.m.; sun, 8.30a.m. winter; thurs. benediction, 7,30 p.mCongregational, Dukinfield haU, Rev. George Knowlson;10.30 a.m. 4 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.mCongregational, Crescent road. Rev. David RowlandJames; 10.30 a.m, ft 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.mMoravian, Old road, Rev. William Titterington; 10.30a.m. ft 6.30 p.mPrimitive Methodist.Stalybridge Circuit, Rev. George Emmett.Foundry street; 10,30 a.m. ft 6 p.m.; wed. 7.45 p.mAstley street; 10.45 ^-i"- 4 6 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.mJUnitarian, Chapel hiU, Rev. E. Gwilym Evans B.A.;10.45 *-iii- 4 6.30 p.mUnited Methodist, Ashton Circuit, Wellington street,Eev, John Edwin Meir; 10.30 a.m, ft 6 p.mWesleyan Methodist, Foundry street (Ashton-under-LyneCircuit), Rev. Richard B. Broomfield (supt.); 10.30a.m. ft 6 p.m.; tues. 7.30 p.mPublic Elementary Schools.An Education Committee consisting of 17 members,13 from the <strong>Council</strong> ft 5 co-opted members, has beenformed for the borough of DukinfieldThe Committee meets at Town HaU, on Wednesday beforefirst monday at 7 p.m-Chairman, C H. BoothTreasurer, The District Banking Co. Limited"Secretary, William Weild, Town HallAttendance Officers, J. T. Lloyd, 34 Chapel street ftNorman High, Francis street•Crescent road, erected in 1898, for 900 children; averageattendance, 690; James Hadfield, master; Miss J. A.Kirman L.L.A. girls' mistress ft Miss A. Steel, infants'mistress"Globe lane (mixed ft infants), for 438 children; averageattendance, 360; G. B. Marshall, master; Miss SylviaBroadrick, mistressPBIVATE BESIDENTS.Marked thus * receive letters throughStalybridge.Adey John Atkins, 343 King streetAdshead John, 290 Cheetham Hill rdAndrew Samuel, 128 King streetArmitage John Atkinson, 104 Birch laAshton Joseph A. Clarendon streetAshton Mrs. 7 The CrescentAshworth WilUam Henry, St. Helen'sfield. Crescent roadAvison James J.P, King streetBancroft James J,P, Town laneDarner James, Higher King streetBassU Mrs. 179 ]£ng streetBlocksage Hy. 292 Cheetham Hill rdBooth Oharles Henry J.P. The LakesBowden Andrew Carson, Cote Boyd,Higher King streetBradley Thomas,227 Cheetham HiU rdBrice Henry Doyle, i3i Astley streetBroadrick Edwin Bennett, 223 CheethamHiU roadBrooks John Charles, 9 The CrescentCalthrop Rev. Cecil Gordon M.A.{vicar of St. John's, Stalybridge),St. John's vicarage, 'Yicarage streetCantrell William R. 49 Cemetery rdCartwright William, 417 Chapel streetChadwick Geo. Edwin,Higher King stChadwick John, 229 King streetClarke Edward Albt. Cemetery roadCooke Joseph J.P, Thorncliffe house.Crescent roadCooper Charles Haigh, 130 King stCowling Jobeph, Rydal mount. HigherKing streetCox Samuel, Park house, Sandy laneCrighton Mrs. The HoUies,Lodge laneDavies Mrs. 126 King streetDonlevy Rev. Hugh (Catholic), 29Zetland streetDutton Mrs. 191 King streetEdwards Geo. 149 Cheetham HiU rd*Emmett Rev. George (PrimitiveMethodist), Tabley house, CheethamHill roadEvans Rev. Evan GwUym B.A. (Unitarian). Parsonage, Chapel hillFirth Reuben,Bank8ide,HigherKing stFitton Jas. Park cottage. Park laneGarforth James Alfred, 112 HopeGarside Joshua, 335 King streetGibson Alfred, Dukinfield lodge. CrescentroadGibson Edwd, Barton vil. Orescent rdGibson Josepb, Dukinfield lodge.Crescent roadGraham Bev. WiUiam M.A. (perpetualcurate of St. Luke's), 249King streetGrundy Arthur E. 233 King streetGrundy Wm. J.P, Derwent, King stHadfield Mrs. Bydal mount. HigherKing streetHague George, High bank. Crescent rdHague Thos. Kent viUa, Cemetery rdHaU Harry, West vUla, West streetHalstead John, Sunnybank, Astley stHarrison Walter, Dewsnap house,•" Dewsnap laneHarrop Edward, 189 King streetHarrop Miss, 4 Chapel hiUHartle WUliam, Oakfield houseHaughton SL Fern bank. Cemetery rdHeathcote Geo, West view, BusseU stHeyworth John, Lodge villa., (off)Orescent roadDukinfield, Town lane, enlarged in 1884, for 750 chUdren; average attendance, 399; Richard 'Whitehead,master ; Miss Annie Bichards, infants' mistressVictoria road (infants), for 100 children; average attendance,60; Mrs. Alice Kellett, mistressSt. John's, Oxford road (mixed ft infants), erected 1843,enlarged in 1884-5, & again in 1895, for 700 chUdren-'average attendance, 532; John Howard, master; MissJ. Crook, infants' mistressSt. Mark's, Church street (mixed ft infants), erected in1843, for 850 children; average attendance, 445; JoelRalphs, master ; Miss Florence Winson, mistressSt. Mark's, Wharf street (infants), erected in 1846, for150 children; average attendance, 90; Miss AnneBroderick, mistressMoravian, Old road (mixed), erected in 1B51, for 400children; average attendance, 112 ; Frederick WiUiamGalloway, masterSt. Mary's Catholic, Zetland street, for 190 chUdren;average attendance, 158; Miss Mary AUce Howorth,mistressDukinfield Library Technical School, Edwin B. Broadrick,secretaryCONVEYANCES.Great Central (lateM. S. ftL.) Bailway Station (HerbertWalton Bone, station master). Wharf streetLondon ft North Western RaUway Station (Ernest Wallace,station master). Cooper streetCarriers to Manchester.—^Mitchell Brothers, throughKing street dailyConveyance by Water.—James Potts ft Son, Springside,Dukinfield(Peak Forest Canal)—To Manchester, Stockport, Hollinwood,Ashton-under-Lyne, Hyde, Marple, BoUington,Macclesfield, Congleton, New MiUs, 'Whaley Bridge,Bugsworth 4 HuddersfieldHibbert John Dyson, Crescent ho.Crescent roadHibbert Mrs. Crescent ho.Crescent rdHickey Bev. Godfrey M, V,, B,A(vicar of St. Mark's), Vicarage,Church streetHill David Chadwick, Birch lawn.Cemetery roadHolmes Charles, 331 King streetHoward Allen,Victoria ho.Yew Tree laJames Rev. David Bowland (Congregational),Chapel hillJohnson Mrs. 283 Astley streetJones Mrs. Cartref, Higher King stKerfoot John OUver, Ashfield,Cheetham HUl roadKnowlson Bev, George (Congregational),Dukinfield Old hallLambert John Thomas, One Ash,Pickford laneLawton James Ogden, 9 Oxford roadLees John Thomas, The Kulm,Cemetery road•Livesey James W. 60 Old roadstLudford Walter, Lake villasManwood WiUiam Henry, The Oaklands,off Crescent roadMeir Bev. John Edwin (United Methodist),Oakville, Cemetery roadMoorhouse John, 314 Astley streetNewton Walter, Lake viUasOldham Thomas, 325 Birch lanePage George Alfred, CressweU house,(off) Crescent roadPark Abraham,Lyndhur8t,Cre8cent rd >Park John Bobert Summers, 183King streetPendlebury Isaac, Higher King streetPickford Thomas Frederick Strachan,The Mount, Chapel hUlPickup Jas. J.P. HUl crest, Cbapel hiPratt Henry J.P,Peak ho.254 Astley stBadcliffe Saml. 266 Cheetham Hill rdBalphs Frank Gerald M.B. 108 King stRalphs Joel, 181 King streetRobertson James R. 5 Chapd hiURodham Bobert, 160 Cheetham HiU rdSevers Edward, 225 Cheetham HiU rdShephard Christopher, 327 Birch laneShepley Samuel, 198 King streetShirley WiUiam Henry, Brantwood,Pickford laneStafford John, 210 Astley streetStanfield Thos. Wm. Oakdene.Old rdSummers Elijah, Crescent house.The CrescentSwindells Frank, 132 King streetSykes Mrs. Woodbank, Astley streetTaylor George, Oakfield houseTaylor John^ The Limes, Crescent rdTaylor Jn.Geo.A.22iOheetham HiU rdTaylor WUfred Hawley, Oakfidd hoTipping John Andrew, The FoplarstCrescent roadTitterington Bev.WiUiam (Moravian)^s8 Old roadTravis George, 282 Astley streetUnderwood Wm. J.P. 2:12 Astley streetWagstaff Percy, 256 Astley streetWebb Alfred William (curate of St.Mark's), Thorn Lea, Church streetWhittaker John, 232 King streetWilson Mrs. 227 King streetWood William Edward J.P. HoUybank,,Cemetery road
DIRECTORY.J CHESHIRE. DUKINFIELD. 313COMMEBCIAL,Early closing day, Tuesday •• p.m.Adamson Daniel 4 Go. engineers 4 makers of boUers,turbines 4 sewage ejector plant. Engineering worksAden Joseph, shopkeeper, 5 Globe squareAinsworth Alfred, boot repairer, 60 Town laneAltham Alfred Clark, furniture dealer, 86 King streetAnderson Kenneth, fried fish dealer, 114 Wharf streetAndrew Joseph, shopkeeper, 8 Park streetAntrobus William, ice manufacturer. RiversideArnold Thomas 4 Sons, tripe dressers, 12 King streetAshton Albert, shopkeeper, 301 Astley streetAshton Isaac, farmer. Fir Tree farmAshton John, stationer, 40 Astley streetAshton Thomas, farmer, Bazier farm. Hough hillAshton-under-Lyne Working Men's Co-operative SocietyLimited (No. 5 branch) (Emest Ashton, manager),84a, 86 & 88 Astley street; (branch No. 14) Chapelhill 4 (branch No. 13) 80 Crescent roadAshworth Anice (Miss), milliner, 63 Wharf streetAshworth Robert, joiner. Furnace streetAspinall Fergus, fried fish dealer, loi Crescent roadAstley Bowling Club (James H. Edmiston, sec)Astley Mill Co. Lim. (Edward Harrop. sec), Dewsnap laAvison Frank S. chemist 4 druggist, 117 King streetAnson James, chemist 4 druggist, 13 King street*Baggaley George, insurance agent, 18 Cheetham Hill rdBaguley Harold, shopkeeper, 12 Foundry streetBaUey Florrie (Miss), shopkeeper,4 post office,97 Park rdBaUey James, hair dresser, 3 Ashton streetBancroft James, auctioneer, 103 Astley streetBancroft James, house agent, 16 Town laneBannerman (The) Mill Co. Limited, cotton manufacturers,Dukinfield HallBardsley 4 Porter, furniture removers, Sandy laneBardsley Bertha (Miss), statnr.4 post office,38 Oxford rdBardsley Elizabeth A. (Mrs.), draper, 35 King streetBardsley James, farmer. Hough hillBardsley James, herbalist, 6 King streetBardsley MarshaU, Lodge hotel, 144 Cheetham HUl roadBardsley William Henry, greengrocer, 34 Wharf streetBarker John, farmer. Hough hUl*Barlow Elizh. (Mrs.), tripe dresser, 3 Cheetham Hill rdBarraclough Albert, Victoria inn, 92 Victoria roadBarratt James, draper, 31 Victoria roadBates George W. butcher, i Ashton streetBatters Joseph, fried fish dealer, 44 King streetBatty Harry, shopkeeper, 177 Astley streetBaxter Richard, tripe dresser, 99 Town laneBeard John 4 Sons, coffin makers, 82 Birch laneBeard Joseph, assistant borough accountant, 96 Astley stBeckett John, boot 4 shoe maker, 37 4 97 King streetBell Clara (Miss), confectioner, 74 King streetBellamy Edith (Mrs.), draper, 100 King streetBenson John, shoe 4 clog maker, 66 Astley streetBentley James, Globe inn, Globe square, Astley streetBenyon 4 Co. plumbers, 29 King streetBerry Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 199 Astley streetBeswick John, greengrocer, 65 Oxford roadBeswick Martha Ann (Mrs.), fishmonger, 6of, King stBilsbury Job, coal merchant, 271 Astley streetBlackweU Ralph, teacher of music, 203 Astley streetBlackweU Samuel, dogger, 48 King streetBlodtsage Thomas ft Son, fire brick manufadurers. BirchLane fire brick work^Bone Herbert Walton, station master. Great Centralstation. Wharf streetBorsey Thomas, Astley Arms P.H. Chapel hillBostock Elijah, pawnbroker, 59 King streetBowden Edward, dairyman, 142 Astley streetBowden John WiUiam, fried fish dealer, 80 Wharf streetBowden Joshua, grocer, 153 King streetBowker ft BaU, cotton spinners. Crescent mills,Crescent rdBowker Fred, hair dresser, 63 Town laneBown J. 4 Co. boiler makers, Dukinfield iron worksBowyer Agnes (Mrs.), fried fish dealer, 12 Pickford laneBowyer Sarah (Mrs,), shopkeeper, 55 Pickford laneBradbury Sarah (Mrs.), beer retaUer, 41 Birch laneBradley George, slater, 273 Astley streetBradley James, greengrocer, 71 Town laneBradley Mary (Miss), draper, 60 King streetBradley Thomas, overseer. Town hallBradshaw Lewis, shopkeeper, 36 Birch laneBradshaw Martha Ann (Mrs.),fried fish dlr. 144 Oxford rdBrayshaw Harry, baker, 141 Astley streetBredbury John 4 Son, tripe dressers, 6oe, King streetBrereton John, grocer, i Wharf streetBrice Henry Doyle M.R.CS., L.R.C.P.Lond. physician 4surgeon, 121 Astley streetBriggs Joseph 4 Sons, builders, Wharf streetBritner Jane (Mrs.), midwife, 295 Astley streetBroadbent Hugh, pawnbroker, 96 Town laneBroadbent William, grocer, 123 Cheetham Hill roadBroadrick Edwin Bennett, librarian ft secretary to theHigher Education Instruction Sub-Committee,Town laBrooke F. 4 Son, rug manufacturers, 131 Oxford roadBrookes Edward, Angel inn, 197 King streetBrown Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 73 Astley streetBrown John Frederick, confectioner, 42 Town laneBrown Robert, news agent, 25 Town laneBrown Thomas, grocer, 60 Birch laneBruce Robert, shopkeeper, 33 Wharf streetBuckland Hannah (Miss), grocer, 127 Oxford roadBuckley 4 Grossley, spindle makers, Park roadBuckley Frank, boot maker, 36 Oxford roadBuckley James, fried fish dealer, 70 Town laneBuckley John, dogger, 340 Astley streetBuckley Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 77 Birch laneBurton John William, grocer, 21 King streetButler 4 Son, brass finishers. Furnace streetButtcher Thomas Collier, violin maker, 94 Hope streetBuxton Charles, news agent, 87 King streetBuxton John, grocer, 45 Town laneByrne William, insurance agent, 51 Astley streetCadman Joseph, Lamb inn, 103 Crescent roadCalvert Mark, Church inn, 164 Oxford roadCambridge Ernest, butcher, ig King streetCatlow WilUam, shopkeeper, 119 Crescent road•Cawley James, bootmaker, n Cheetham Hill roadCemetery (Henrv Clavton, registrar 4 superintendent)Central Liberal Club Limited (J. W. Ashton, sec),King stCentral Meat Co. butchers, 6og, King streetChadwick John 4 Go. L-'mited, cotton spinners, Tamesidemills. Park roadChadwick George Alfred, shopkeeper, 37 Victoria roadChadwick Minerva (Mrs.), miUiner, 71 King streetChadwick William Thomas, pawnbroker, 39 Wharf streetChamley Frederick, fent dealer, 69 King streetGbatterton Rd. linen draper ft furn. broker, 330 Astley stCheetham George H. pork butcher, 75 Oxford roadCheetham Robert, farmer, Yew Tree laneCheetham Thomas, shopkeeper, igi Birch laneChin Charles, laundry, in Astley streetClark James, news agent, 79 Wharf streetClark Samuel, shopkeeper, 19 Ashton streetClarke Edward Albort M.R.C.S.Eng., L.S.A. surgeon.Cemetery roadClayton Bros, corn millers, Charles st. 4 88 'Wharf stClayton Amelia (Mrs.), fent dealer, 56 Oxford roadClegg Edward, shopkeeper, 28 Parliament streetCliffe Oharles, property repairer, 52 Astley streetCliffe Sydney Hatton, printer, 2 King streetClinton Ann (Mrs.), midwife, 5 Sandy laneCollier Frances (Mrs.), grocer 4 beer ret. 75 Church stConservative Club (Isaac Hodgkiess, sec), 42 Oxford rdCook James, boot repairer, 225 Astley streetCooke Bros, grocers, 123 King street 4 131 Astley streetCooke Carrie (Mrs.), hosier, 125 King streetCooke Joseph, beer retailer, 42 Wharf streetCoombes James 4 Co. boot repairers, 33 King streetCooper 4 Harrison, drapers, 151 King streetCooper James Limited, cotton doublers, Aqueduct millsCooper Arthur, beer retailer. Old Bridge inn. Bow streetCooper James, builder, 37 Lodge laneCooper John Broadbent, paperhanger, 69 Wharf streetCooper Williamson Haigh, iSnipe P.H. 85 Birch laneCope H. k Sons, watch makers 4 jeweUers, 131 King stCope Ernest, grocer, 62 King streetCoupe George, hair dresser, 94 Oxford roadCox Charles, shopkeeper, 10 Globe squareCrabtree Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 24 Zetland stCrabtree Louisa (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 82 Victoria roadCrabtree Montague, boot maker, 88 Victoria roadCrighton Laura 4 Maud (Misses), private school. TheHoUies, Lodge roadCritchlow Alfred, farmer. Hough hillGrompton Mary (Miss), butcher, 62 Oxford roadGrompton William, butcher, 20 Town laneCrooks John James, monumental mason, Sandy laneCropper Ashworth, grocer, 45 Wharf streetCrossland WiUiam, shopkeeper, 53 George streetCrossley Betty (Miss), grocer, 219 Dewsnap laneCrossley Martha Ann (Miss), shopkeeper, 40 Oxford rdGroxon James, fried fish dealer, 142 "Town laneGroxon John H shopkeeper, 32 Birch laneDavies Bessie (Mrs.), milliner, 67 King streetDavies Elizabeth (Miss), draper, 56 Wharf streetDavies James, beer retailer, 133 Astley streetDavies John, undertaker, 10 Zetland streetDavies Percy W, butcher, 119 King street; 47 Victoriaroad 4 43 Oxford roadDavies Thomas, shopkeeper, 67 Ashton streetDean Nancy (Mrs.), draper, 289 Astley street
314 DUKINFIELD. CHESHIRE. JiKEhLfmDean Samuel, cabinet maker, Bailway street 'Dewhurst John,shopkpr. ft beer ret.50 ft 52Brunswick stDickson Alice (Miss), shopkeeper, 95 Astley streetDigby Oharles Henry, greengrocer, 57 Crescent roadDraycott Jonathan, shopkeeper, 105 Park roadDukinfield Bleaching Co. bleachers, Sandy Vale worksDukinfield Central Conservative Club (Bobert Lees, sec).King streetDukinfield Estate Office (Astley Jepson, agent; J. H.Greenwood, surveyor)Dukinfield Free Library (E, B, Broadrick, librarian).Town laneDulunfield Hall-cum-Newton Wood Conservative Club(James Thomas, sec,; George Travis, steward), 344Astley streetDukinfidd Hall Liberal Club (Robert Harrison, sec),356 Astley streetDukinfield Investment Co. Limited, 103 Astley streetDukinfield Mill Co. Limited, cotton spinners & manufacturers,Oxford roadDukinfield Perseverance Working Men's Social Club,II Park streetDukinfield Rope 4 Twine Go. Limited, Albert streetEastwood Tom, beer retailer, 127 Wharf streetEden Charles, boot maker ft draper, 139 Astley streetEdwards Samud, fried fish dealer, 73 Park roadElliott Joseph, shopkeeper, 11 Chapel streetEUison Alice (Mrs.), stationer, 2 Park roadEUor Walter, tobacconist, 43 Crescent roadFarrar Saml. shopkeeper ft blacksmith, 107 Crescent rdFaulkner Alfred B. grocer, 116 Victoria roadFaulkner Daniel, confectioner, 143 King streetFaulkner Maria (Mrs.), Crown inn, 120 Town laneFerguson Margaret E. (Mrs.), grocer, 30 King streetFielding Henry, butcher, loi King streetFirth John W. beer retailer, 95 Ashton streetFletcher James, greengrocer, 90 Victoria roadFletcher James, Prudential agent, 166 King streetFletcher Martha (Miss), dress maker, 166King streetFletoher Thomas, (ionfectioner, 116 Astley streetFord Winifred (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 53 Crescent roadFoster R. ft Co. yarn merchants. RiversideFoulkes Robert, shopkeeper, 38 HUl streetFox John, beer retailer, 92 Bang streetFrankland James, beer retaUer, 115 Town laneGarside Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 36 Astley streetGas Works (Corporation) (Samuel Horrocks, sec.; Wm.Lindley, manager), Charles streetGathercole Matthew, cycle agent, WeUington streetGaunt George, fishmonger, 55 Crescent roadGibson Jabez ft Son, buUders, Crescent roadGUbert Arnold, saddler, 19 Pickford laneGlossop Maria (Mrs,), confectioner, 68 To-wn laneGlossop Samuel, shopkeeper, 27 Town laneGoddard Betsy Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 149 Pickford laGoodwin John, shopkeeper, 28 Astley streetGoodyer Charles, china ft glass dealer, 46 King streetGordon Thomas Hodgetts, town, clerk, To-wn hallGostelow Thomas, butcher, 63 King streetGould Harry, hair dresser, 73 Wharf streetGrace ft Ibbotson, grocers, 39 Astley streetGrayson James, plumber ft news agent, 74 Victoria rdGreaves William, fried fish dealer, 38 Wharf streetGreenwood George T. house decorator, 141 King streetGregory EUen (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 102 Park roadGrime James, grocer, 6 Astley streetGrundy Alice A. (Mrs.), tripe dresser, 47 Oxford roadGrundy Arthur E. solicitor, 103 Astley streetGrundy Harriett (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 105 Town laneHadfield Charles, ironmonger, 66 King streetHadfield Hy. Lomas, grocer,ii3 Astley st.ft45Victoria rdHadfield Joseph W. Ohapel House P.H. 192 Astley streetHadfield Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 80 Ashton streetHague George, collector of rates 4 gas ft water rents.Town hall. King streetHague Lemuel, shopkeeper, 80 Chapel streetHague Samuel, borough surveyor. Town hall. King streetHaigh Henry, fried fish dealer, ^2 King streetHaU John ft Son (Dukinfield) Limited, fire brick manufacturers.Wharf streetHaU George C. beer retailer, 121 Wharf streetHall Hallsworth, grocer, 319 King streetHallwood & Co. Lim. builders ft contractors. Cooper stHallwood Mary Hannah (Miss), draper, 15 Pickford laneHaUworth Adam, s'hopkeeper, 20 Brunswick streetHalstead Fredk. coal agent. Dog Lane sidings, Astley stHammond Martha J, (Mrs.), undertaker, 46 Wharf streetHampson Ada (Mrs.), dress maker, 114 King streetHampson Elizabeth (Mrs.), plumber, iii King streetHampson William, painter, 114 King streetHampson William Henry, confectioner, 27 King streetHanson David, insurance agent, 22 Astley streetHardley Bobert, oilman, 249 Astley street*Hardy Sarah Ann (Miss), shopkpr.42 Cheetham HiU rdHargreaves James, sand 4i brick merchant, Sandy lane .s.;,;^.Harrison Oharles, beer retailer, 107 Pack road .ff,:b^^'^Harrison George, shopkeeper, 125 Wharf street .Harrison Mary (Mrs.), draper, see Cooper ft HarrisonHarrison Sam, shopkeeper, 121 Park road ,Hartle Arthur, greengrocer, 80 Astley streetHartley Leah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 48 Meadow laneHartley Peter, hardware dealer, 59 Crescent roadHarvey Mary Ann (Mrs.), New inn, 173 Birch laneHattersley James Henry, beer retailer, 26 Foundry streetHatton Walter, fried fish dealer, 38 Astley streetHayward ft Waterhouse, shopkeepers, 194 Astley streetHeap Percy, hair dresser, 161 Astley streetHeap Samuel, boot repairer, 64 Wharf streetHeathcote 4 Webb, soUcitoi-s, 6od, King streetHeathcote George B. solicitor (firm.Heathcote ft Webb),6od, King street, 1 •«,Heelis George, undertaker, 135 King streetHellowell Joseph, shopkeeper, i Pickford laneHenthom James William, Brunswick ]^.H. 95 Park roadHewitt Wm. 4 Sons, monumental masons. Orescent roadHewitt Ethelred, registrar of births 4 deaths ft vaccinationofficer Dukinfield sub-district, Ashton-under-Lyne union. Town hallHeywood Frederick, hair dresser, 42 Oxford roadHibbert Harold, Dukinfield Arms P.H. Cheetham HiU jdHibbert Samuel, shopkeeper, 251 Dewsnap laneHigginbotham Daniel, farmer, Dewsnap farm, Dewsnap la.Higginbottom James, tobacconist, 16 King streetHigh Norman, borough school attendance officer,Francis streetHierinbottom WiUiam, watch maker, 81 King street•Higson William, butcher, 37 Cheetham HUl roadHUl ft Kenworthy, drapers, 60a, King streetHill Annie (Mrs.), draper, 115 King streetHill Annie (Mrs.), grocer, 31 Brunswick streetHill J«-mes, insurance agent, 124 King streetHill Joseph, greengrocer, 129 King streetHilton James, shopkeeper, 469 Astley streetHinchdiffe William James, Wharf tavern, 158 Wharf stHinchliffe Robert, farmer. Hough HiU farmHobson John Thomas, butcher, 47 Wharf streetHodge Edward, tripe dresser, 100 Astley streetHolderness J. T. ft Sons Ltd. dyers ft deaners. Park rdHolland Mary Ellen (Mrs.), tripe dresser, 98 King stjHoUand Samuel, Barn Meadow hotel, 51 Ashton etreetHolland William, pUe board manufr. Park st. Foundry atHoUingworth George Harry, manager Manchester ftLiverpool District Banking Co. Limited, ft boroughtreasurer, ft treasurer to the Stalybridge ft DukinfiddJoint Sewerage Board, King streetHolmes Elijah, builder. Church streetHolmes William, plumber, 99 King streetHolt Benjamin, beer retailer, 36 King streetHooley John Edward, shopkeeper, 150 Cheetham HiU rdrHorrocks Robert, Bush inn, 60 Oxford roadHorton Martha (Mrs.), grocer, 96 King streetHousehold Drug Stores, druggists, in Town laneHoward ft Underwood, s.olicitors, 84 King street ^.. aHoward AUen, solicitor (firm, Howard ft Underwood,)^: iftjclerk to the magistrates, 84 King streetHoward William, shopkeeper, 130 Oxford roadHowarth Charles, greengrocer, 4 Oxford roadHowarth Edward, news agent, 77 King streetHoyle Harold, beer retailer, 55 Town laneHulme James, shopkeeper, 46 Queen streetHulme Joseph, Queen's Arms P.H. 83 WaU streetHumphreys Hannah (Mrs.), confectioner, 83 Crescent rdHyde Equitable Co-operative Society Ltd. provision merchants(No. 6. branch), 41 Town lane ft (No. 7 branch),29 Victoria roadHyde Fred, grocer, 44 Oxford roadIbbotson Elizabeth (Mrs,), grocer, see Grace ft Ibbotson*Ingham James, general dealer, 82 Oxford roadIngleson Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 67 Town laneIrving Elizabeth (Mrs,), Tame Valley hotd. Park road'-Ivel Annie Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 21 Old road•Jackson Jas. ft Son, com. agents, 41 Oheetham HUl raJackson George, fried fish dealer, 114 Victoria roadijackson John, butoher, 43 Town laneJackson Robert, fried fish dealer, 2 Meadow lane'Jackson Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 25 Pickford laneiJackson Tom, beer retaUer, 47 Crescent roadJackson WUliam, shopkeeper, 13 Lodge laneJeffreys Abraham, slater ftc, 15 Pearson streetJenkin Clara (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 71 Foundry streetI Jepson Frederick, fried fish dealer. King streetiJohnson George Alfred, greengrocer, 57 King street,iJohnson Thomas, shopkeeper, 50 Oxford roadjjones Ernest, joiner, Combermere street
DIRECTORY.J CHESHIRE. DUKINFIELD. 315Jones Esther (Mrs.), grocer, 83 King streetJones Thomas, shopkeeper, 29 Crescent roadKay WiUiam, news agent, 116 Town laneKaye Gtoorge, Old General P.H. Astley street ft 73Crescent roadKellett Arthur B. coal dealer, 66 'Town laneKellett Sarah (Mrs.), draper, 66 Town laneKemp Jane (Mrs.), greengrocer, 25 King streetKennerley Henry, farmer, Cheetham Hill roadKenworthy Jane Hannah (Mrs.), farmer. Globe laneKenworthy Mary Hannah (Mrs.), grocer ft beer retaUer,124 Park roadKenworthy WiU, draper, see Hill 4 KenworthyKenworthy WUson, insurance agent, 60 Crescent roadKenyon Wm. ft Sons Ltd. rope mfrs. Chapel Field wrksKenyon Samud, beer retaUer, 103 Town laneKinder Gyrus, greengrocer, 47 King streetKinder James, shopkeeper, 86 Wharf streetKinder WiUiam Henry, shopkeeper, 77 Park roadKing Fred, painter ft paperhanger, 24 King streetKing George, coal merchant, 4 Foundry streetKirk'David, shopkeeper, 49 Peel streetKirk Jacob, grocer, 318 King streetKnott "^^John, shopkeeper, 17 Globe laneKnowles EUjah, confectioner, 19 Oxford roadKoch Christian ft Co. Limited, cotton spinners. TameVaUsy miUs, Park roadLambert Annie (Miss), mUliner, 199 King streetLambert James, music teacher, 154 King streetLawton Joseph Ogden, collector ft assessor of property,land ft income taxes ft assistant overseer, Town hallLeach IbiUy (Mrs.), confectioner, 75 King streetLeah Harry B.S.S. farrier & shoeing smith. Chapel hillLeak (P. 0, S.) ft Pratt, solicitors. 103 Astley streetLeak Frederick 0. S. solicitor (firm. Leak (F, 0. S.) ftPratt), 1^3 Astley streetLee George Thomas, insurance agent. 125 Hope streetLee WiUiam, grocer, 72 Town lane ft boot ft shoe dealer,74 Town laneLeech Thomas ft Sons, cab proprietors. King streetLeeming Louis, beer retailer, 68 King streetLees WUUam E. fried fis^h dealer, 64 King streetLiptrott Emma (Miss), s^hopkeeper, 42 Park roadLister Albert, boot maker, 102 Town laneLister Jane Elizh. (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 30 Crescent roadIdvesley John William, greengrocer, 85 King streetLloyd Elizabeth (Mrs.), mUliner, 11 Birch laneLloyd Harry, beer retailer, 31 Astley streetLloyd Joseph T. borough school attendance officer, 34Chapel'streetLockett Wright, beer retaUer, 293 Astley streetLongson WUliam, ironmonger, 57 Oxford roadMacartney Joseph W. insurance agent, 79 Chapel streetMcBride John, hair dresser, 123 Astley streetMcNaUy Tom, tobacconist, 11 King streetMagee ;Sarah (Mrs.), mUliner, 107 King streetMajor Percy, hair dresser, 98 Astley street•MaUiUeu Jonas P. Listens hotel, Oheetham Hill roadManchester ft <strong>County</strong> Bank Limited (sub-branch) (Hy.Parkes, manager). King street; draw on Union ofLondon ft Smiths Bank Limited, London E 0Manchester ft Liverpool District Banking Co. Limited. (George Harry Hollingworth, manager). King street;draw on London office, 75 CornhUl, London E 0Manwood Jn. Ltd. tinplate workers, Tower st. Park rdMarsden Mary A. (Miss), confectioner, 156 Oxford roadMarshaU Frank, beer retailer, 318 Astley streetMarsland Emma (Mass), news agent, 108 Astley streetMassey Martha (Miss), beer retaUer, 86 Oxford roadMassey Biohard, shopkeeper, 134 Astley streetMather John Joseph, confectioner, 58. Wharf streetMatley Abraham, confctnr. ft tobacconist, 7 ft 9 Birch laMatthews Frank, china ft glass dealer, 40 Whiirf streetMayers liUkC) shopkeeper, ft post office, 2 Globe square*Mayhew George Thos. insur. agt. 36 Cheetham HiU rdMeadowcroft Chas. Hy. ft Bro. brass finishers, Ohurch slMeasures Frederick Handel, shoe maker. King streetMeUor Abraham, butcher, 146 Oxford roadMellor Jane (Mrs.), pawnbroker, 10 King streetMeUor Joseph; hardware dealer, 54 Wharf streetMellor Bosa (Mrs,), draper, 93 King streetMeUor Tom, butcher, 97 Town laneMeredith Sarah (MisS), greengrocer, 102 Wharf streetMiddleton John, shopkeeper, 342 Astley streetMiles Harry, grocer, 242 ft 244 Birch laneMiUer B, ft Sons, blacksmiths, Astley streetMolyneux John Thomas, grocer, 145 Oxford roadMoorcitoft WiUiam, teacher of music, 7 Sandy lane•Mooihouse John, collector of popr rates, Town hallMoorhouse.:John, d4iiyman, 43 King streetMorris^etsy (MrsO. shopkeeper, 75 "Wharf street•MDivift,)l3!eorge, hair dresser, 42 Astley streetMo^is John William, draper, 13 Foundry streetMoss David White, beer retailer, 50 Crescent roadMoss WUliam, consulting accountant ft auditor to thecorporation. Town hallMugg William, plumber, 41a, King streetNadin Emma (Mrs.), confectioner, 56 King streetNadin James, draper, 9 Crescent roadNewns Thomas, confectioner, 121 King streetNewton Moor Cotton Spinning Co. Limited (HenryClough, sec), Victoria ft Albert mills, Victoria roadNewton Walter, Queen's Arms P,H. 14 King streetNield Thomas, shopkeeper, 83 Birch laneNorth Alice (Miss), confectioner, 375 King streetNorton Tom, wardrobe dealer, 61 'Wharf streetOakes Annie (Mrs.), greengrocer, 41 Oxford roadOgden Cyrus ft Co. Limited, spindle makers. Park roadOgden Mary (Mrs.), tripe dresser, 57 Town laneOgden iSarah A. (Mrs.), beer retailer, 109 Oxford roadOld Mill Co. (Dukinfield) Ltd. cotton spinners. Park rdOldfield Adam, jun. hair dresser, 60c, King streetOldham George Arthur, shopkeeper. Globe laneOliver WiUiam Samuel, shopkeeper, 114 Town laneO'Neil Albert, beer retailer, 52 Tovni laneOwen Arthur, shopkeeper, 22 Foundry streetPark Road Spinning Co. Limited, Park roadPark John Robert Summers L.B.C.P. ft S.Edin., L.F.P. ftS.Glas. surgeon, ft medical officer of health to the Corporationft factory inspector, 183 King streetParker James, tobacconist, 6ob, King streetParkes Henry, inanager Manchester ft <strong>County</strong> BankLimited, King streetParr's Bank Limited (sub-branch) (Frederick HenryShaw, manager). King street; draw on Londonhead office, 4 Bartholomew lane ECParrott Harriet (Mrs.), baker, 18 Oxford roadPeat Matthew, fried fish dealer, 32 Foundry streetPemberton Thomas, dining rooms, 5 King streetPenistone WiUiam ft Sons, metal brokers. Alma streetPenny Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 2 Pitt streetPhipps Robert, printer ft stationer, 177 King streetPickering Martha (Mrs.), toy dealers, 73 King streetPickup James, yeast dealer, RusseU streetPickup Nathan Edward, artificial teeth maker. HillCrest, Chapel hillPiUing iSamuel, shopkeeper, loi Birch lanePlant Benjamin, shopkeeper, 83 Town lanePiatt LUy E. (Miss), dress maker, 127 Park roadPogson George, shopkeeper, 89. Town lanePorter Wm. furniture remover, see Bardsley ft PorterPotter Martha A. (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 338 Astley streetPotts Charles Fredk. saddler ft harness ma. 6 Oxford rdPratt Charles Newton, solicitor (firm. Leak (F, 0, S.) ftPratt), 103 Astley streetPreston Edwin James, farmer, 129 Birch lanePrestwich EUen (Mrs.), grocer, 156 Astley streetPym Fred Brooks, hair dresser, 19 Town lane ,Pyne Lot, fried fi«h dealer, 193 Astley streetQueen (The) MUl Dukinfield Ltd,cotton spnnrs.Foundry stRadcliffe John ft Son, rope manufacturers, Kay streetRaddiffe Alice (Mrs,), teacher of music, 287 Astley stRalphs Frank Gerald M.B., B.S. physician ft surgeon,108 ft no King streetBamsbottom John Joseph, shopkeeper, 50 Church streetRatcliffe George, shopkeeper, 63 Astley streetRatcliffe WiUiam, butcher, 104 King streetRawding John W. H. grocer, 61 Birch laneBawson John, dining rooms, 93 Park roadReece John, butcher, 8 Oxford roadReform Club (Oxford Road District) (Taylor Newton,sec.),Town laneRichards John Thomas, beer retaUer, 34 Oxford roadBichardson Joseph, draper, 75 Town laneRigby Henry, plumber, 30 Town laneRiley Francis, shopkeeper, 119 Wharf streetRiver ft Tower Mills Co. cotton spinners. Park roadRoberts Brothers, machine tool makersRoberts James, -hardware dealer, 98 Town laneRobertson James B., L.R.C.P., L,B,C.S.Edin, physidanft surgeon, 5 Chapel hillRobinson Emma (Mrs.), midwife, 51 Victoria roadRobinson Joseph, hair dresser, 51 Victoria roadBobinson WiUiam, shopkeeper, i Waterloo streetRodgers Ann M. ft Alice (Misses), shopkeepers, 124a,Astley streetRoe WUliam, painter, 136 To-?^n laneRogers Stephen, hair dresser, 26 King streetRooke John W. Albion hotel, i Oxford roadRoper Blanche (Miss), dress maker, 263 Astley streetRowbottomMaryEUzh.(Mrs.),baker ft confr.63Crescent rdRowley John ft Co. Limited, iron founders, Barn meadowRoyal London Mutual Insurance Society Limited (Joseph, Shaw, district supt.), 94 King street
316 DUKINFIELD. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'SRoyle Joseph, butcher, 77 Town laneRoyle WUliam, butcher, 113 King streetKunnett Albert, shopkeeper, i Meadow laneRussell Alec, dyer 4 cleaner, 119 Astley st. 4 Railway stRussell Joseph Richard, furniture dealer, 53 King streetSagar WiUiam, baker (wholesale), 18 Birch laneSt, Mark's Band Musical Institute (John Kirk, sec).Railway streetSanderson Joseph, news agent, 45 Crescent roadSargeant Charles H, baker, 41 King streetSaville Isaac, laundry, 50 King street.Saxon Allen, grocer, no Oxford roadSaxon George, shopkeeper, 499 Astley streetSaxon James, herbalist, 1518 Oxford roadSeaborne WiUiam Whitmore, shopkeeper, 26 Oxford rdSeeker Joseph E, fried fish dealer, 86 Victoria roadSedden George, shopkeeper, 46 Furnace streetSelby Charles, tinplate worker, 187 King st. k Church stSelby Mary Elizabeth (Mrs.), beer retailer 4 grocer,39 King streetSellars Iteima (Mrs.), draper, 127 King streetSharpies William, boot repairer, 39 Crescent road.Shaw Henry 4 Go. dry soap manufactrs. Crescent road*Shaw Mary 4 Esther (Misses), grocers, 4 post office,44 Oheetham Hill roadShaw Fredk. Hy. mgr. of Parr's Bank Ltd. King stShaw Harold, beer retailer, 59 Ashton streetShaw Henry, brewer, Dultinfield brewery. Park road,Tame ValleyShaw Thomas, hardware dealer 103, grocer 112, 4draper 124, Wharf streetShaw William, draper, 95 Town laneShaw Willie, tobacconist, 103 King street.Sherd Joseph, shopkeeper, 423 Astley streetSidebottom Harry, boot repairer, 140 Town laneSimpson Alice Ann (Mrs.), dining rooms, 94 Wharf stSkelton Maria (Mrs.), beer retailer, 471 Astley streetSkitmore James, fried fish dealer, 99 Crescent road•Smethurst Florence (Mrs.), confr. 5 Cheetham Hill rdSmith E. K. 4 Go. coal merchants, 18 King streetSmith James, baker, 72 King streetSmith James, coal merchant. Railway street 4 shopkeeper,265 Astley streetSmith Mary Emma (Mrs.), dress maker, 127 Astley stSmith William (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 267 Astley streetStafford John, rope ft twine manufacturer, Charles stStafford Mary (Miss), earthenware dlr. 61 Crescent rdStalybridge 4 Dukinfield Joint Sewerage Works (HenryW. Stafford, manager). Bradley HurstSt,-ilybridge Good Intent Industrial Go-operative SocietyLimited, Cheetham Hill roadStewart Archibald, confectioner, 17 King streetStirrup Ann (Mrs.), baker, 44 Wharf streetStones James Edward, greengrocer, 58 Astley streetStopford Elizabeth (Mrs.), draper ftc. i Old Hall streetStreet Henry, grocer 4 beer retailer, 91 King streetStreet Thomas, fishmonger, 89 King streetStringer James, butcher, 104 Astley streetStringfellow Mary (Mrs.), nurse, 122 Town laneSutton David, butcher, 67 Wharf streetSwales James Henry, fried fish dealer, 30 Oxford roadSwift Daniel, fried fish dealer, 51 Oxford roadSwindells Charles A. borough accountant 4 committeeclerk. Town hallSwindells Harriet A, (Miss), stationer, 16 Oxford roadSykes Sarah (Mrs.) 4 Sons, tripe dressers, 54 King stSykes John, grocer, 113 Town laneSykes John, overseer. Town hallSykes John George, wine 4 spirit merchant. Chapel hUl'Tate Sarah (Miss), confectioner, 81 Astley streetTaylor Albert, confectioner, 4 King streetTaylor George Henry, sanitarv inspector. Town hallTaylor Hannah (Mrs.), Nag's Head P.H. 76 Astley streetTaylor Jesse, cabinet maker, 92 Oheetham Hill roadTaylor Joseph, buUder, Cecil streetTaylor Samuel, Park hotel, 121 Crescent roadTaylor Thomas, shopkeeper, 130 Chapel streetTeague Robert, baker, 20 Astley streetThacker Joseph, farmer, Banns farm. Hough hillThoma.s David, greengrocer, 155 Astley streetThomas Walter, fried fish dealer, 20 Biroh laneThompson Drug Go. Limited, drug stores, 117 Astley stThompson Joseph, herbalist, 109 King streetTimperley John, pork butcher. 33 Crescent roadTipping Edward, farmer. Yew Tree laneDUNHAM MASSEY is a parish with a station onthe Altrincham and Warrington section of the London•and North Western railway, and is 2^ miles west fromAltrincham, in the Altrincham division of the county,Bucklow hundred and union, Altrincham petty sessionaldivision and county court district, rural deanery ofTomlinson Alice k Sarah (Misses), grocers, 35 Foundry stTown Hall, King streetTravis Martha (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 118 Town laneTrewigg Oliver, news agent, 66 Park roadTrickett Eliza (Mrs.), grocer, 100 Oxford roadTudor Accumulator Co. Limited, electric accumulatormakers, Barnmeadow works, Ashton streetTurner Oharles H, beer 4 wine retailer, 153 Astley stTweedale Fredk. teacher of the pianoforte, 297 King stTym Elizabeth Hannah (Miss), grocer, 483 Astley streetUnderwood William 4 Brother, builders, Hope streetUnderwood John William, solicitor (firm, Howard &Underwood), ft clerk to Dukinfield Borough Sub-Committeeof <strong>Cheshire</strong> Local Pension Committee, 98Kinjr streetUnderwood WUliam, overseer. Town hallUttley Frederick W. furniture dealer, 417 4 7 King stUttley Thomas, fried fish dealer, 415 King streetVaughan Frank, coal dealer, 1 West streetVictoria Working Men's Club (Joseph E. Seeker, sec),Victoria roadWagstaff J. G. Limited, heating apparatus manufacturers.Alma iron worksWagstaff Wright, shoe maker ft dogger, 107 Astley gtWalker Alfred, grocer, 184 Park roadWalker Joseph, fried fish dealer, 84 Astley streetWalker Mary Elizabeth (Miss), grocer, no Hope streetWalker Samuel Edward, shopkeeper, 50 Wharf streetWallace Ernest, station master L. 4 N. W. station.Cooper streetWallwork Andrew, shopkeeper, 27 Ashton streetWallwork Percy, Commercial hotel, 106 Astley streetWalton Arthur, fried fish dealer, 208 Lodge laneWard Ann Ellen (Mrs.), fried fish dealer, 151 Astley stWardle Alonzo, grocer, 227 Astley streetWardle Mary Ada (Mrs.), fried fish dealer 31, & tripedresser 49, Crescent roadWarhurst Henry, butcher, 334 Astley streetWarhurst Tom, dogger, 77 Wharf streetWarren Archibald, hair dres«er. 65 Crescent roadWaterhouse Inez Zarifa (Miss), shopkeeper, see Haywardk WaterhouseWaterhouse Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 148 Oxford roadWatson Robert, butcher, 51 Crescent roadWebb Francis Cheetham, solicitor (firm, Heathcote &Webb), 6od, King streetWebb Martha C (Mrs.), grocer, i The CrescentWebb William Howard, draper, 117a, King streetWhite Fred, grocer, 98 Oxford roadWhitehead Taxi Cab Ltd. motor cab proprs. CecU stWhitehead John, farmer. Yew Tree farmWhitehead Margt, (Mrs.), hardware dealer, 81 Wharf stWhitehead Thomas, assist, insurance supt. 144 Park rdWhitehead Thomas, confectioner, 28 King streetWhittaker Charles W. beer retailer, in Oxford roadWhittaker John, coal agent. Dog Lane sidingsWhittaker William Frederick, Bridge hotel, 3 Bang st*Wilde Hannah (Mrs.), greengro. 35 Cheetham Hill rd*Wilde John, grocer, 21 Cheetham Hill roadWilde Joseph, draper, 32 King streetWilliams Richard, greengrocer, 36 Brunswick streetWilliams William, grocer, 81 Town laneWilliamson 4 Co. grocers & drapers, 61 King streetWilliamson Henry, fried fish dealer, 3 Globe squareWilson Robert, saddler 4c 51 King streetWilson Samuel, greengrocer, 43 Wharf streetWinterbottom Book Cloth Co.Ltd. cotton weavers,01drdWinterbottom Robert, shopkeeper, 12 The CrescentWood Annie (Miss), draper, 55 Church streetWood Elizabeth (Miss), shopkeeper, 16 Wharf streetWood George, coal dealer. Town laneWood George, confectioner, 65 King streetWood Robert, shopkeeper, 98 Birch laneWood William Edward, pork butcher, 15 4 90 King st,4 57 Wharf streetWooUey Daniel, fried fish dealer, 73 Town laneWooUey Peter, greengrocer, 59 Town laneWorking Men'.s Social Club (Herbert Bates, sec),Church streetWright Ellen (Mrs.), confectioner, 32 Town laneWright George Harry, insurance agent, 32 Town laneWrigley Walter, confectioner, 95 King streetWroe 'WiUiam E. shopkeeper, 170 Oxford roadYoung Men's Christian Association (T. Bradshaw, sec),8 Danty streetBowdon, archdeaconry of Macclesfield and diocese ofChester. The ecclesiastical parish was formed in 1855out of the parish of Bowdon, and comprises thehamlets of Dunham, Oldfield. Woodhouses and Sinderland.The Bridgewater canal, now the property of theManchester Ship Canal Co. passes through the town-
DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. DUNHAM MASSEY. 317ship. The church of St. Margaret, erected in '•'1853-5,at the sole cost of the 7th Earl of Stamford andWarrington, estimated at ^^20,000, and consecrated13, June, 1855, is a fine building of stone in thePerpendicular style, from designs by Mr. WilliamHayl^, architect, of Manchester, and consists of chancel,derei^ried nave, south or Stamford chapel, aisles, transepts,south porch and a noble embattled tower with pinnacles,a ribbed spire and enriched flying buttresses,rising to an altitude of 210 feet and surmounted by a giltcross; the tower contains a clock and 10 bells, the tenorwdghing I ton 7 cwt. 3 qrs. and a set of 14 beUs forchimes, aU cast by Messrs. Taylor ft Son, of Loughborough: the Stamford -chapel, entered by a private door,has a richly-worked roof -with pendant and is inclosed ontwo sides by oak screens of beautiful design: the Decoratedeast window, 30 by 14 feet, with rich tracery, is fiUed-withstained glass representing prophets and saints, and aU thewindows in the transepts and north and east aisles containstained glass representmg different scriptural subjects:the reredos and font are aU of Caen stone, exquisitelycarved; the reredos has seven divisions, each filledwith an enriched canopy, the centre three projectingfrom and rising above the others; richly-traceried buttresseswith crockets and finietls support these, and thewhole is surmounted by an enriched cornice and Tudorflowerbattlement: the pulpit is of carved oak with astone base: an alabaster reredos was erected in 1906:the organ was enlarged in 1876: the nave has anopen-framed oak roof, with curved ribs and hammerbeams, at the ends of which are richly-executed figuresof angels with expanded wings: the chancel roof isdivided into panels with a large boss in the centre: thechurch is seated with open oak benches, and affords 630sittings. The register dates from the year 1855, Theliving is a vicarage, net yearly value ;^4i4, in the gift ofthe trustees of the late Earl of Stamford, and held since1908 by the Bev, Hewlett Johnson M.A. of WadhamCoUege, Oxford. AU Saints', built in 1898 as a chapel ofease to St. Margaret's, is in Begent road, Altrincham.DUNHAM TOWN is an ecclesiastical parish formed in1898: the church of St, Mark, erected in 1864, at acost of ;^i,2Qo, on a site granted by the 7th Earl ofStamford and Warrington, is a smaU building of stonein'the Gothic style, consisting of chancel, nave, southporch and central turret containing one bell: thereare 241 sittings, of which in are free. The registerdates from the year 1864. The Uving is a vicarage,net jeailj value £29%, with residence, in the gift ofthe vicar of Bowdon, and held since 1893 by the Rev.Boger Kerrison Preston M.A, of St. John's' College,,Cambridge. Bowdon Downs Congregational chapel,erected in 1848, was enlarged in 1864, and will seat-800 persons. Trinity Presbyterian Church of England,Delamere road, erected in 1872, is a building of stoneUned witb white bricks; it has a large tower and spire,and will seat 400 persons; adjoining is a Sunday school.There is a mission haU in Police street, Altrincham, inconnection with this chapel. Leicester's charity of£$ 17s. yearly, founded by wiU in 1858, is for clothing.The Bowdon branch of the Manchester Hospital for'Consumptionand Diseases of the Throat, in WoodviUeroad, comprises 4 large wards, 2 sitting rooms, diningrooms and apartments for the staff; it contains 50beds; the average yearly number of patients is 240;the board of management consists of 17 members.Dunham Massey HaU, a handsome structure of bricksozronnding a quadrangular court, is the property andresidence of the Countess of Stamford; the mansion,which contains some good famUy and other paintingsby old masters, was rebuilt in 1721, and stands in apark of 252 acres, abounding with fine timber andadorned with several sheets of water; a herd of about100 deer is kept here, and there is another park of130^ acres adjoining. The townslup contains some goodresidences, -.principally occupied by Manchester merchants.'The trustees of the Earl of Stamford, who is aminor, are lords of the manor and the chief landowners.The area is 3,681 acres of land and 31 of water; rateablevalue, ;^33,279; the population in 1891 was 2,047,and in 1901 was 2,644 ^ ^^^ ^^'^^ ^^^ 3>468 in theecclesiastical parish.The population of St, Mark, Dunham Town, ecclesiasticalparish in 1901 was 725,DUNHAM MASSEY.FBITATE BESIDENTS.Ictim Edward, WoodvUle, St. Margaret'sroadAddleshftw Harold Pope, Highfield, St.Hforgaret^B roodArmitage Samuel Bigby J.P.DunhamMassey lodge, Knutsford roadAtkinson Mrs. Fenton, 8 Higher downsBarningham Jas.Beech mt,Bowdon rdBerry Wm,Hy.Parklands,Knutsford rdBooth Jas. Oldfield bank,Highgate rdPost Office, Dunham Town.—^Mrs, Emma Clarke, subpostmistress.Letters through Altrincham arrive at^10 a.m. ft 6.25 p.m,; sundays, 7.25 a.m.; dispatchedat 9 a.m. ft 7.35 p.m.; sundays, 9.15 a.m,Bowdon, 2 miles distant, is the nearest money orderoffice ft Altrincham the nearest telegraph officePillar Letter Boxes, St. Margaret's church, Dunham rd.• cleared at 8.15 ft 10 a,m. 12 noon ft i, 3, 5.15, 7.15,8.45 ft 9.30 p.m. ; Sundays at 6.30 p.mAltrincham <strong>County</strong> High School for Girls, Bowdonlodge. Higher Downs; Miss Mary Howes-Smith M.A.head mistress; Joseph Howarth, clerk to governorsLittle Heath School, built in 1759 ft enlarged in 1875,for 120 chUdren; average attendance, 42; it is endowedwith ;^35 yearly, arising from land ft moneyin the funds; Miss Mary Spencer, mistressThis school is under the control of the AltrinchamEducation Sub-Committee; Joseph Howarth, EducationOffices, Market street, Altrincham, clerkLondon ft North Westem BaUway Stn. Jn. Gilberts,mastOLDFIELD is a hamlet in Dunham Massey parish,about a mile west from Altrincham. The land isprincipally employed for market gardening and farmingpurposes, although a number of residences have latelybeen erected.Letters through Altrincham, which is the nearest moneyorder ft telegraph office, one mile distantSeamen's Moss Endowed School, originally founded.for 50boys from Altrincham, Dunham Massey & Bowdon, wasformerly carried on in a large school building erected inJ 759' but in 1867 new premises were built on a site adjacentft enlarged in 1899, for 200 boys, ft there isnow (1910) an average attendance of 185: in 1883 ascheme was set forth by the Charity Commissionersfor the administration of the foundation, underwhich a yearly sum of ^^90 is appUed to themaintenance of scholarships ft exhibitions; thesecomprise (i) Ten scholarships of £1, awarded annuallyto boys conspicuous for regularity, punctuality, progressft good conduct; (2) Five annual scholarships of notmore than £/^ each for boys who have passedStandard VI. or VII. for the purpose of studyingsubjects higher than dementary; (3) Three exhibitionsof ;^20 a year, tenable for three years at anyplace of education higher than elementary or oftechnical or scientific instruction, for boys who havebeen not less than 3 years in the school ft not lessthan 12 years of age: the weekly school fees are alsoreturned at the end of the year to aU boys who havebeen uniformly regular ft- punctual in their attendanceft who may, therefore, in this way obtain aitabsolutely free education. W. A. Lofthouse, headmaster; H. Litherland, second master; N. F. BoUington,third master; J. Whittaker ft J. Buckley,assistants; H. Kinns, manual instructorSINDERLAND is a hamlet on the north side of thqtownship of Dunham Massey, consisting of several scatteredfarmhouses. At Sinderland Green is a WesleyanMethodist chapel, erected 1881. There is also a CongregationalMission room at Lowerhouses. The soU islight and sandy and admirably adapted for marketgardening, which is carried on here to a great extent,spade husbandry being principaUy resorted to for thecultivation of the land, in which females take an activepart.Letters through Altrincham, which is the nearest moneyorder ft telegraph office ft savings bank, 2} mUes distantSt, Alban's Public Elementary School (mixed), Sinderlandlane, buUt in 1870, was enlarged in 1898 for 266chUdren; average attendance, 180; Miss Mary Leah,mistressWOODHOUSES (or Dunham Woodhouse), on theBoUin, is a hamlet, pleasantly situated on the west sideof the township of Dunham Massey and near the DunhamMassey station of the London and North Western rail-way.St, Mark's mission room here is attached to St. Mark's.Dunham Town. There is a Primitive Methodist chapelhere, erected in 1875,Post Office,—^Frank Warham, sub-postmaster. Lettersthrough Altrincham arrive at 8 a.m. ft dispatched at10.10 a.m. ft 7 p.m, week days only. Heatley Heathia the nearest money order ft tdegraph officeBooth Mrs. Oldfield bank,Highgate rdBrewer Henry, jun. Park view, St.Margaret's roadButterworth Walter, Lea hurst, St.Mairgaret's roadCalderbank Harry, 15 Higher downs
318 DUNHAM MASSEY.Carter George E. 4 Beechfield,Higher downsClegg Ashton Neville, Brackendene,Charcoal roadClegg Neville J.P. Oldfield brow,Bradgate roadClemson Mrs. Parkside, Bradgate rdCollier Frederick, Haigh Lawn, St.Margaret's roadCollmann Charles Frederick, Holmside, St. Margaret's roadCoventry Theodore, Fern Royd, S*.Margaret's roadEdmonson John, Limehurst, St.Margaret's roadFairhurst Rev.Frank Warburton M.A.(curate), i6 Lyme groveFischbach WUliam, Westwood, St.Margaret's roadFord-Smith Mrs. F. HarringtonForrester Peter, Morningside, HighgateroadGarstang Mrs. i Beechfield, HigherdownsGoodwin Charles, Racefield, St. Margaret'sroadGrafton John Hunt J.P. Overdale,Bradgate roadGraham Mrs. Wm. The Sycamores,DevisdaleHaU Theophilus D. 2 Beechfield,Higher DownsHaslam Thos.Dunham knoll,DevisdaleHaworth Alfd. Woodend, Bradgate rdHaworth Arthur Adiington M.P., J.P,Normanby, Bonvill road ; 4 Reform4 National Liberal clubs,LondonSWHaworth Geo. Percy, Oldfield browHaworth John Goodier J.P. Hurstdale, DevisdaleHennings Arth.Wm. 12 Higher downsHeywood William Henrj-, Watlingford,Knutsford roadHigham Alfd. Marshall, The Bowans,Dunham TownHogg Alex.G. Firbracken,Dunham TnHope-Jones Alfred, 3 Beechfield,Higher DownsHopkinson Mrs. Inglewood, St. Margaret'sroadJebara Khalil, Northwold, Dorset rdJohnson Rev. Hewlett M.A. (vicar)Johnson William H. Woodleigh,BradgateroadKendal Herbert Mowle, Newstead,Bonvill roadLake Frank, The WUlows,Dvmham TnLangdon Edwd. Silverlands,DevisdaleLangley Mrs. Parkview, St.Margaret'sroadLewis John Tetlow, The Woodlands,Bonvill roadLindley Herbert, Pear Tree cottage,Oldfield browLomas Robert U. Dunham TownMacgregor Peter, Hill carr, St.Margaret's roadNewton Arthur, Big Tree house, DunhamTownNorris Miss, North Woodville, St.Margaret's roadOccleston Charles H. Holme lea, St,Margaret's roadPaine Mrs, Standen. Devisdale, St.Margaret's roadPhiUips Rev. Arthur David M.A.(curate), 20 Richmond roadPreston Rev. Roger Kerrison M.A. St.Mark's vicarage, Dunham TownRhodes George K.C. Allandale, BradgateroadRoylance Frederick W. Westfield, St.Margaret's roadSimpson Alfred J.P. Dunham woods,Charcoal roadSington Jn. Dunham ho. Charcoal rdSmith Frederick, Dunham lawn,BradgateroadD'CTNII.A.M-ON-THB-HILIJ is a village, townshipand parish, containing the township of Hapsford, and wasfo;m"d irto a parish in 1888 from that r.f Thornton-in-the-CHESHIRE.Stamford Countess of, Dunham MasseyhallSutherland Donald Piatt M.B. ManchesterHospital for Consumption 4Diseases ofThroat4Ghe8t,Bowdon rdThomas Bertram, Upton Lovell, OldfieldbrowThompson Mrs.Beech bnk. Bowdon rdVoss John, Watling ho. Knutsford rdWhyte Mrs. Kenwood, Dorset roadWhytlaw John G. Bonvill roadWilliams Francis Venables, Braeside,Highgate roadWilliams Percival W. Beechthorpe, St.Margaret's roadWilliams Wm.BeechThorpe,Bowdon rdWood Gapt. Alexander, The Cottage,Dunham TownWood Geo. Herbert, 7 Higher downsWorraU Ghas.F. Longcroft,Bradgte.rdCOMMEBCIAL.Antrobus John, farmer, Grove farm,Dunham TownBowdon Golf Club (Chas. F. WorraU,sec), Dunham TownChantler H. carpentr. Dunham TownC?hantler Jas. wheelwrt, Dunhm, TownQarke Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper.Post office, Dunham TownClarke George, market gardener,Dunham TownClarke Geo. Wm.joiner,Dunham TwnClarke Harry, market gardener, DunhamTownClarke Mark, buUder, Dunham TownClarke Mary (Mrs.), blacksmith,Dunham TownClarke Thomas, market gardener,Dunham TownDawson John, farmer, Dunham TownDeane Richd. Redfern, coal merchant,Newlands, Oldfield browDoxey Margaret (Miss), apartments,4 'Witney terrace, Higher DownsGoodier John B. farmer. Street Headfarm, Knutsford road, DunhamGresty A. (Mrs.), market gardener,Dunham TownGresty M. (Mrs.), market gardener,Dunham TownGronnow Agnes (Madame), courtdress maker, 11 Higher downsHall John Henry, farmer, Knutsfordroad, DunhamHigham Alfred Marshall, solicitor,"The Rowans, Dunham TownHollingworth Mary (Miss), laundry,Dunham TownHulme Emest C. commercial travllr.Dunham TownJackson John Henry, farmer. Dogfarm, Dunham TownManchester (The) Hospital for Consumption4 Diseases of the Chest ftThroat (in-patients department)(Donald P. Sutherland M.B., B.S.res. medical officer; Miss LucyBirkenshaw, matron; C W. Hunt,sec), Bowdon roadMeadowcroft Harry, beer ft wine retailer,Dunham TownPearson George, commercial travellr.Rose cottage, Dunham TownPriestner Isaac Timperley, farmer,Dunham TownSpence Harry, mkt. gdnr. Oldfld. brwStubbs Mary S. (iMiss), apartments,14 Higher downsWarburton Jn. farmer, Dunham TownWeir Frank Kerr, professional golfplayer, Dunham TownWinstanley Thos. farmer.Dunham TwnWinstanlev Wm. frmr.Dunham TownWorthington George, insurance agentft assistant overseer. Rose cottage,Dunham Town[KELLY'OLDFIELD,Blackburn Thomas, grocerGerman Samuel, market gardenerPriestner John S, frmr. Oldfield farmRoyle Wm. mkt. gdnr. Lower housesSeamen's Moss Endowed Boys' School(W. A. Lofthouse, head masterforassistant masters, see p. 317) 'Whitney Mary (Mrs.),Bay Malton P.HSINDERLAND.Allen Geo. farmer, Sinderland greenAllen John, markt. gardnr. BlackmossAntrobus Jn, farmer,GTOve House fmBailey Henry, farm baUiff to AltrinchamDistrict CouncU, Woodcote fmBooth Thos. farmer, Broadheath frmChand Jane (Mrs.), market gardenerClare Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer, BedHouse farmCoombs James, market gardenerDawson Ann (Mrs.), market gardenerDawson Jsph. farmer. Green Lane frmDawson Miss, farmer. Black Brow frmDickson, Brown 4 Tait, farmers, BirchHouse farmFaulkner Thomas, farmerGerman Samuel, market gardenerHall Joseph, farmer, Hogswood farmHill Abram, farmer, Sinderland laneJersley William, blacksmithKay Frederick, farm baUiff to Messrs.Dickson, Bro-wn 4 Tait.Beech Ho.fmMorton Wm. frmr. Sinderland Ho.frmNewton Arthur Stanley, farmer,Dairyhouse farmNoden WUUam, farmer, The (JreenPearson James Leigh 4 Hy. farmers.The GreenPriestner Jas. farmer, Henshaw farmPriestner Nathaniel,frmr.White Ho.fmPrince WiUiam, market gardenerRobinson Edwin, farmerSt. Margaret's Mission Church WorkingMen's Club (Rev. Hewlett Johnson,curate in charge)Warburton Kerenhappuch (Mrs.),market gardener, Lower houseWarburton Saml.farmr.Brookside frmWatson James, farmer, Black browWhite James, dairymanWhite James, frmr. Lower House fmWOODHOUSES.Bowen-Rowlands JamesBridge Misses, Willow cottageGaskell William, SunnysideKnight AlfredCOMHEBCIAf,.Allen Katherine (Mrs,), beer retaUerBannister WUliam, farmerBowen-Rowlands James, solicitorGhorlton Isaac Ne-wton, farmer. BedBeech farmGhorlton Noah, market gardenerClarke Margaret (Mrs.), blacksmithHolt Alexander James, brick makerHolt Arthur Frederick, brick makerHolt James, shopkpr. ft brick makerHolt Samuel B. brick makerIrving John S. cattle dealer, DunelmKilpatrick Andw. Rope 4 Anchor P.HLawson Joseph, fruitererNoden Geo.PeaTson,frmT.Yew Tree fmPennington Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer,Village farmPennington John, farmer. Ash farmWarburton George, market gardenerWarham. Abel, market gardenerWarham Frank, grocer, 4 post officeWarham George, market gardenerYarwood George Harry, blacksmithYarwood Jeremiah, wheelvn:ight^Yarwood John WiUiam, wheel-wrightYarwood WiUiam Arthur,wheelwrightMoors; it is on the high road between Chesteri and Warrington,with a station on the London and North Westernand Great Western joint railway, 33 miles from Man-
f^DIRBCTORY.J CHESHIRE. EASTHAM. 319-Chester; 6 north-east from Chester and 14 south-westfrom Warrington, in the Eddisbury division of the county,Chester Gastle petty seesional division, Chester union andcounty court district, and in the rural deanery, archdeaconryand diocese of Chester. The church of St. Luke,erected in 1861, is a small edifice of red sandstone in theDecorated style, consisting of chancel, nave, south porchand a western turret containing one bell: there are 150sittings. The register dates from the year 1888. Theliving is a vicarage, net yearly value £184, with residence,in the gift of the rector of Thomton-in-the-Moors, and held since 1907 by the Bev. Charles AlfredGriffin, who resides at Flookersbrook, Chester. Thereare two Wesleyan chapels. The Earl of Shrewsbury andTalbot K.C.V.O. is lord of the manor and chief landowner.The soU is day.; subsoil, red sandstone. Theland is prindpally used for grazing purposes, but cornis also grown. The area of the township is 1,404 acres;rateable value, jf4,269; the population in 1901 was—township, 282; ecclesiastical parish, 368.Post Office.—WiUiam Higgins, sub-postmaster. Lettersarrive from Warrington at 7.10 a.m.; dispatched atDUNHAM-ON-THE-HILL.Whitehouse George, The VicarageCOMMEBCIAL.Blackburn John B. farmerBooth Walter, farmerCartwright WiUiam, bricksetterDawson Peter, farmerDawson Thomas, farmerDunbabin Samud, saddler ft assistantoverseerDutton Peter, farmerEaton Joseph, farmerGreen Herbert, farmerEASTHAM is a township, parish and village, on theriver Mersey, and on the high road from Chester toBirkenhead, one mile and a half south from Bromboroughstation and a mUe and a half north from Hooton stationon the Great Western and London and North Westemjoint railway, a mile and a quarter south from EasthamEerry, 9 mUes north from Chester and 6 south fromBirkenhead, in Wirral division of the county of Chester,higher division of the hundred and in the union of Wirral,covmty court district of Birkenhead, rural deanery ofWirrsd and archdeaconry and diocese of Chester. Thisplace in the summer months is a favourite resort forpleasure and picnic parties from Liverpool by ferry acrossthe river. The ohurch of St. Mary is an ancient edificeof red sandstone, in the Early EngUsh and later styles,consisting of chancel, clerestoried nave of four bays,aisles, south porch and a western tower with octagonalbroach spire, containing 6 bells: the nave, which is theoldest part, dates perhaps from 1280; the chancel andtower may be assigned to about 1330; and the aisles arePerpendicular, the latest portion bdng the Stanley dhapel,at the east end of the north aisle, erected c. 1500: thischapel, entered through a beautiful oak screen, adornedwith the quartered arms of the Stanleys of Hooton, hasbeen, the burying place of that famUy, many of whomare interred in'the vault beneath: in the chapel are twoaltar tombs, one to Sir William Stanley kt, ob, 1612,and another, of alabaster, to Sir Bowland Stanley kt. bisgrandfather, ob. 1613; here also is an inscribed marbletablet to Sir Thomas Stanley Massey-Stanley bart, ofHooton Park, d. 23 Aug. 1841, and to Frances (Smythe),relict of Sir Gamaby Haggerston; she died at Hooton30 June, i-836, and this memorial was erected by herdaughter and h«ress, Mary, wife of Sir T, S. Massey-Staiiley bart.:' in the chapel is a memorial -window to theabove,, erected in J-uly, 1677, by Sir John Stanley-Erringtonbart.: the stained east window in the chancel is amemorial to Louisa, -wife 'of Jphn Torr esq. of CarlettPark, d. 30 Aug. ,1868: ope in the baptistery replaces awindow pi-esented in 1861 by Edward Grey esq. but sincetransferred to the church qf St. Paul, Rhosesmor, Flintshili'e,In the north aisle iS' a marble tablet, erected byhis widow, to the Bev. Thomas Trevor Trevor 'LL.D.prebendary of Chester, rector of West.Kirby from 29 Mar.ido^, and for'30 years vicar of this parish, who died iFfeb, '1827, and anbther to Oaptain Bobert SalusburyTrevor, kUled at Kabul, 23 Dec. 1841: at the east end ofthetsoath aisle are three'carved panels, ori^^ally formingpart of the pew of the Poole famUy, of Poole Hall, andbearing the quartered arms of that family: in tbe sameaiate, cut in stone on the south waU, is a list of thebishops of Chester from 1542 to 1889, and of the previousHiggins WUUam, grocer. Post officeHughes Joseph, farmer. Moss Ho. fmJackson Alfred, farmerJackson James, The Wheatsheaf P.HJohnson John G. farmerJohnson WiUiam, farmerKay Thomas^ farmer ft cattle dealerLittler George Johnson, farmerScowsUl William, BaUway innWeaver Annie (Mrs.), farmerWeaver John, farmerWeaver Joseph, shopkeeperWhite AbramOobden,frmr.ftcattle dlrWiUiams Mary (Mrs.), farmerbiahopsi. o( I Merc/a and - of, Lichfield,,, or, Lichfield andQjp|:^^try,|rom!6s6iiO ?S4it the^present-diocese of .Chesterhaviijg^formfrljr,b9eu'fpartr of,^at see, and there is also8.30 a.m. ft 7.55 p.m.; no deUvery on sundays. Thenearest money order ft telegraph office is at Helsby,V 3 mUes distantSchool (mixed ft infants), erected in 1874 ft rebuUt in189s, for 75 children; average attendance, 63; MissFannie Hoose, mistressPolice Station, Alfred Bratt, constableBailway Station, Arthur F. Davies, station masterHAPSFORD is a township, i mUe north from Dunhamrailway station, 4J miles south-west from Frodsham and8 north-east from Chester. Harry Barnston esq. M.P.of Crewe hiU, Farndon, is lord of the manor and principallandowner. The soU is clay and sand. The areais 562 acres; rateable value, ;^i,453; the population in1901 was 86,Letters through Warrington arrive at 8.30 a.m,; dispatchedabout 5.30 p.m, Helsby is the nearest moneyorder ft tdegraph office, 2 miles distant 'Wall Letter Box, near Hapsford Hall farm, cleared 8.45a.m. ft 7 p.m.; no sunday collectionWiUiams Thomas, blacksmithWUUs Ralph WUfred, farmerWright Richard, farmerHAPSFORD.Boughey Rebecca (Mrs,), Brown CowP.HHopley Thomas, farmerJeffs Bobert, farmer ft assistant overseer,Hapsford HaUJeffs WiUiam, farmer. Manor farinLittler Bichard, farmerWarburton Samuel, farmerWright Ann (Mrs.), farmera list of the vicars of Eastham: the alabaster reredos,wrought iron screen, the windows in the chancel andsome other ornaments were presented in 1888 by theRev. W. E. Torr M.A. vicar: the font, presumed to beof Saxon date, was removed to the present baptistery in1890, and in the Stanley chapel is an oak chest of theElizabethan period: an organ chamber and vestries wereprovided in 1881 by prolonging the south aisle eastwards,as a memorial from his chUdren to John Torresq. M.P. of Carlett Park, who died 16 Jan. 1880: the interiorof the church has been renovated during the years1875, 1880, 1886 and 1890, and it wiU now seat 350 persons.In the churchyard is a very andent yew tree.The register dates from the year 1598, The Uving is avicarage, net yearly value to present incumbent (inconsequence of pension of ;^5o to late vicar) ;£i30, withresidence and 15 acres of glebe, in the gift of the Deanand Chapter of Chester, and held since 1880 by theBev. WiUam Edward Torr M.A. of Trinity College,Cambridge. There is a mission and lecture room, inwhich services are held on Sundays and Thursdays.In the centre of the vUlage is a market cross, erectedin 1891. A fine recreation ground has been laid out forthe parish by private munificence.The Eastham Ferry, which is the oldest on the river,was converted into a steam ferry in 1868. The riverMersey is here over two miles broad; the pier waserected by Messrs. Thompson and Gough in 1874, at acost of ;^6,ooo, and immediately opposite the pay-gates,at the shore end, is the Ferry hotel.The Manchester Ship Canal, opened in its entire lengthof 35 mUes, on i Jan. 1894, has at Eastham the entrancelocks, and here the channel of the Mersey hasi beendredged to a depth of 30 feet high water neap tidesand 40 feet spring tides; these locks, three in number,are divided by concrete piers 30 feet wide, on which istho hydrauUc machinery used for working the lock gates:the locks vary in size; the largest, on the land side ofthe canal, is 600 feet in length by 80 feet -wide; themid lock 350 feet by 50 feet; and the outer lock 150by 30 feet: besides the ordinary lock gates there areexterior storm gates for each lock, to be closed in caseof very rough weather: the siUs of the gates are 11 feetlower than the deepest dock sUls at Liverpool or Birkenhead,and the channel has been dredged three feet deeperthan the dock silte: the mim'tnum width of the canal atthe bottom from Eaistham to Latchford is 120 feet, andthe rise at the locks from' mean tide to ordinary waterlevel is 9 feet 6 inches; the Eastham section of the canal,from the mouth to EUiesmere Fort, wae flooded ig June,1891, and the Ince section,' from Ellesmere Fdrt to WestonPoint, 13 Sept. in the same year; this point has beennamed Saltwort, and is at the head of the 'Weaver Navigatdon,which vessels can enter from the canal: very extensivewharfs and quayage have been erected here for
320 EASTHAM. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'Slanding and shipping timber, coals, salt and general merchandise; there are also several private wharfs on thebanks: subsidiary locks have been constructed at WestonMarsh, Weston Mersey, Bridgwater, and Runcorn oldquay; and jetties and laybies between Saltport and Runcorn.Above Runcorn there are the Latchford, Irlam,Barton, and Modewheel locks, the various locks raising thelevel 60 feet above the sea, the last forming the entranceto the docks at Manohester and Salford, which covers 114acres, with quays about five miles in length. Ocean jsteamers up to 6,000 tons can pass through the canal.The capital raised for this undertaking has been 1;^i5,4i2,ooo, and the works, under the direction of Mr. |Leader WilUams CE. were commenced Nov. 1887. !Carlett Park, the seat of the Rev. W. E. Torr M.A.vicar, is a fine mansion of brick and stone in the Elizabethanstyle, standing in a park of about 150 acres; a :private chapel has been added to the house by the 'present owner. In close proximity to the village is IEastham House, the residence of J. Herbert Vernon esq.an edifice of stone standing in a well-timbered park of I50 acres. The trustees of Richard C Naylor esq. J.P. |(d. 1899) are lords of the manor and principal land- Iowners. The entire area of the parish is 1,604 acres ofPRIVATE RESIDENTS.Marked thus * receive their lettersthrough Bromborough, Birkenhead.Marked thus t receive their lettersthrough Hooton, Chester.Babington Thomas Henry, Glenmoriston.Rake laneBall John, Laruche, Rake lane*Barendt John Ernest, Woodlea,Plymyard avenueBarker Rev. Herbt. (curate),Park cot•Bellamy Richd. Somers Steel, Marlcroft,Plymyard avenueBolton Walter, South view. Rake laneBushby Henry, The VicarageChambres Henry Chambres, Carlettcottage. Ferry road*Oooper William Hy. Hazelwd.PlymydCornelius Richard, BankfieldsGrewe Chas. Wm. Rose bank. Rake la*Crowe Henry, White lo.Plymyard av*Dale Fras, Clunie, Plymyard towerDuckworth Joseph B,, J.P. The Heys,Ohester roadDunn Mrs. Ash villa. Rake lanetFletcher J. Kebty, The PaddockFreestone Chas. The Laurels, Rake laGibson Edward, Merlin, Rake lane•Harrison Bertram Cecil, Oakwood,Plymyard avenueHastings George, Woodlyn, Rake lanetHUditch Frederick, The OaksHill Henry John, The Bungalow•Hodgson Herbert Robert, ClaremontJarman Edwin Alfd. Roselyn, Rake laJones Herbert, Rake laneKirkus Cuthbert H. MadingleyLedward Mrs. Plymyard manor•Lever Philip, Meadowcroft, PlymyardavenueMcCarthy James, Derricool, Rake laMorton Charles Henry, HootxDn mount•Mossman Cyril D. The Bungalow,Plymyard avenue•Ravenscroft Leslie, Oakdene, PlymyardavenueEATON is a township and parish, formed Aug, 2, 1858,from the parish of Astbury, and is on the road to Macclesfield,2 miles north-north-east from Congletonstation on the North StaffordsWre railway, in theMacclesfield division of the county, Prestbury pettysessional division, hundred and union of Macclesfield,county court district of Congleton, rural deanery of Congleton,archdeaconry of Macclesfield and diocese of Chester.Christ Church is a Gothic stone structure, consistingof chancel, nave, south porch and square embattled westerntower containing a clock and 3 bells: it was built in1856-7, partly at the expense of the late G. C Antrobusesq. and the remainder by subscription: there are sixstained windows; the east window of the chancel waspresented by the Freemasons of Congleton, Macclesfieldand Crewe, A.D, 1857: the clock and beUs were placedin the tower at a cost of ;^300, raised by subscription in1876: there are about 250 sittings. The register datesfrom the year 1857. T^® Uving is a vicarage, net yearlyvalue £172, with residence, in the gift of Lieut,-Col.land, 4 of inland and 246 of tidal water and 342 foreshore;rateable value, ^^12,282; the population of theparish in 1901 was 913.Parish Clerk, Joseph Woodward.Post, M. 0. 4 T. Office.—John Price, sub-postmaster.Letters from Birkenhead arrive at 7 a.m. 4 5.30p.m.; Sundays, 7 a.m,; dispatched at 9.15 a.m. &7.40 p.m.; on Sundays at 6 p.mPost, M. 0. ft T. Office, Eastham Locks.—John Price,sub-postmaster. Letter Box cleared for dispatch 8.30a.m. ft 6.40 p.m.; not Sundays. Telegraph officeopen from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. week days onlyWall Letter Box, Eastham Ferry, cleared at 7.45 a.m. b6.40 p.m.; not SundaysPolice Station, WiUiam Pettinger, constableCarriers to Liverpool daily. Globe Parcel Delivery Co.(Mrs. Elizabeth MUler) 4 Liverpool Parcels DeUveryCo. (John Price)Conveyance to Liverpool per boat, 10 a.m. 4 hourlyuntil 10 p.m. from Easter to the end of SeptemberPublic Elementary School, built in 1851, for 223children, enlarged in 1893 4 1905 for 330; averageattendance, 136; Richard Thomas Wm. Allen, masterRead Alfred H. Plymyard•Read Frank Musgrave, Edgewood,Plymyard avenueRobson Christopher, Rake laneRowland Harry, The CottageSing Roger P. MUl hey, Chester roadSmith John Joseph L. 2 Rose bank,Rake laneStott Thomas Buckley, WoodseatThomas Mrs. Eastham Idg.dhester rdTorr Rev. WilUam Edward M.A. (vicarof St, Mary), Carlett parkVernon J, Herbert, Eastham house,Chester roadWallis Frank Grey, The Cottage,Rake lane•Welsh Jas. R. Newlyn, Plymyard av•Werner Chas. F.Alport lo.Plymyd.av•Woffenden Hy.Woodsome,Plymyd. avCOMMEBCIAL.Adamson Mary Ann (Mrs.), dressmaker. Rake laneAshton John, boot ma. The GreenBedsonWm.jobbing gardenr.ViUage stBeecroft Joseph, frmr. Bankfields fmBolger Joseph, pier master, EasthamlocksBosworth Hy. farmr. Plymyard farmBradbury Arthur, joiner. Rake laneCart-wright James, cab proprietorDavies Richard, gardener to the Bev.W. E. Torr M.A. Ferry roadEastham Ferry (Hy. Jn. HiU,managr)Eastham Ferry Pleasure Gardens 4Hotel Limited (Sidney S, Dawson,receiver ft manager)Fenton Alfd.gdnr. to R, Cornelius esqForrester George H. farmerFrancis John, gardener to CharlesF. Morton esqGough Marianne (Miss), EasthamFerry hotel. Ferry roadHancock Harriet (Mrs.), butcher,Chester roadHancock Samuel, car proprietorHankinson Colin, refreshment rooms,Ferry roadHaspray John, mat maker, ViUage stHayes Ellen (Miss), laundress, VUlagestreetHazlehurst Catherine (Mrs.), beer retailer,Chester roadHogarth William Thos. Ferry VaultsP.H. Ferry roadHughes Jn.smith ft farrier,Church rdJohnson Hy. pier mastr.Eastham IcksMackenzie WiUiam, lock master ManchesterShip canal, Eastham locksMcLeavy George Henry,Stanley ArmsP.H, ViUage streetManchester Ship Canal Go. entranceEastham locks (Gapt. Geo. Heasley,supt. ; John Leigh, marine surveyor4 engineer)O'Brien Jessie Ruth (Mrs.), refreshmentrooms. Ferry roadParr Peter, coal dealer, Chester roadPrice Eleanor E. (Mrs.), grocer, £post office, Chester roadRandies Elizabeth (Mrs.), fanner,Eastham hallRobinson John, farmer, Lowfieldsfarm. Rake laneSatterthwaite Isaac, builder, Rake laScottWalter.grdnr. to J.H.Vernon esqShone Sarah Ann (Miss), midwifeSmith WiUiam, gardener to H, C,Chambres esq. Ferry roadThomas John Edwin, cowkpr.'Yllge, stWaring John, greengrocer, ViUage stWatkins Hy.grdnr. to A. H. Read esqWeston WUliam A. assistant overseerfor Eastham, clerk to the BromboroughUrban District <strong>Council</strong> &organist ft choir master of St.Mary's, 2 The NookWhite Jsph. grdnr. to R. G. Sing esqWiUiams Henry, plumber 4 painterWolf Emily (Miss), dress ma.Rake laWoodward Elizabeth (Mrs.) 4 Son,quarry ownersWoodward Joseph, monumntl. msn. &parish clerk, 3 CJarlett ter. Ferry rdWorthington Edwd,whlwrght,Chstr,rdJ. 0. Antrobus, and held since 1895 by the Rev. RobertMoor Peile Butler M.A. of Pembroke College, Cambridge.Eaton Hall, on the Wilmslow road, the seat ofLieut.-Col, John Coutts Antrobus J,P, lord of the manorand chief landowner, is a mansion of brick with stonedressings, in tbe EUzabethan style; the prindpal entranceis a handsome portico, supported by four flutedcolumns: the park, which extends over about 200 acres,is weU wooded. The tovraship contains 1,212 acres ofland and 17 of water; rateable value, ;^2,869» t^^ populationin 1901 was 346,Letters through Congleton, which is the nearest moneyorder ft telegraph office, 2 miles distantWaU Letter Box cleared at 8.20 a.m. ft 6.15 p.m. weekdays onlyParochial School (mixed), erected in 1849 by the lateGills Crawford Antrobus esq. for 100 children; averageattendance, 45; Miss Ellen B. Carr, mistress
DIRECTORY.]Antrobus.Lient.-Col. John Coutts J.P.Eaton HaUBiggs Arthur, Eaton cottageButier Bev.Rabt.Moor PeileM.A.(vicr)Hoyle Mrs. Eaton bank. • COMMEBCIAL.Barlow Fras. Waggon ft Horses P.HBebbington William, farmerBiggs Arthur, agent to Lieut.-Col.Antrobus, Eaton cottageCHESHIRE.Booth Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeperBrownsett Thomas, farmerGarson & Bradbury Limited,jacquardcard manufacturersFord Peter, farmerGallimore William, farmerHarden John, Plough P.HHeath Arthur, farmerHeath John, farmerSCCIiBSTOISr is a township, parish and village, on thewest bank of the river Dee and on the road to Aldford,3 mUes south from Chester raUway station, in the Eddisburydivision of the county, Broxton hundred, Chesterunion and county court district, petty sessional divisionof Chester Gastle, and rural deanery, archdeaconry anddiocese of Chester. The Dee is crossed to Aldford by aniron bridge, erected by the late Marquess of Westminster,The church of St, Mary, entirely rebuilt in 1899, at atotal cost of ^£40,000, on a new site near but above thefoi-mer church of 1808, is an edffice of local red sandstoneand ashlar, in the Gothic style of the 14th century, fromdesigns by Mr, G. F, Bodley A,B,A., F.S.A, of London,and consists of chancel, clerestoried nave, aisles, sidechapel and a tower containing 8 bells, cast by Taylor, ofLoughborough: the reredos is of carved sandstone, thefont of coloured marbles and the chancd screen and otherfittings of English oak: all tbe windows are stained: inthe chancel is a memorial to the founder, the late Dukeof Westminster K.G. (d. 1899), placed by his widow: itconsists of a marble cenotaph, vrith an effigy in alabaster,the whole being surmounted by a richly-carved oakcanopy: in the north aisle is an inscribed tablet removedfrom the old church, to members of the GrosvenorfamUy buried at Eccleston from 1645 to 1802, and thereis also a brass to Lady Heary Grosvenor, who died 24Dec, 1894; the old church stood on an eminence overlookingthe Dee, and only a smaU portion of the southwall is left as a protection to the graves of the Grosvenors.The register dates from the year 1593. Theliving is a rectory, net yearly value ;^20o, with 45 acresof glebe and residence, in the gift of the Duke of WestminsterG.C.V.O. and held since 1904 by the Rev.Michael Ward Kinloch M.A, of Pembroke CoUege, Cambridge,chaplain and librarian to the Duke of Westi.minster.• .Eaton Hall, the seat of the, Duke of WestmmsterG.C.V.O. situated here, is labout 3 mUes'from Chester,surrounded by a well-wooded park of 371 acres, containinga lake of about 11 acres; the principal entranceis from the Grosvenor road, by the Overleigh Lodge,from which there is an avenue 3 miles in length: theother entrance, on the Wrexham road, about 3 milesfrom Chester, is by a noble avenue about 2 mUes inlength, caUed " The Belgrave Drive." The old Hall, alarge mansion of brick, was erected at the close of the17th century from the plans of Sir John Vanbrugh, butabout 1818 it was rebuUt from designs by Mr, WUliamPorden, architect, the style being a species of Gothic,and the house, as thus reconstructed, consisted of acentral block with wings, relieved by octagonal turretsand pinnacles: in 1846 and the foUowing years thisbuUding was in turn much altered by Richard, 2ndmarquess of Westminster K.G. under the direction ofMr. Burn, architect, and in 1870 a further and moreextensive reconstruction and enlargement of the Hallwas begun by the late Duke of Westminster, under thesuperintendence of Mr. Alfred Waterhouse B.A. andcompleted in 1883, and the mansion as it now standsIS a fine example of 13th century Gothic appUed tothe requirements of modem domestic life: in the centralportion of the main block are the central hall, thedoorway of which (18 by 11 feet) is of alabaster, thesaloon, a noble apartment 16 by 32 feet, and the Ubrary,a magnificent room, 92 by 30 feet, lined with walnut,the. liook-presses being carried up to a height of 11feet, and here are hung five historical pictures byBenjamin West P.B.A.: adjoining the Ubrary is thegrand staircase leading to the State apartinents: thegreat drawing and dining rooms have various anteroomsopening into them, and the drawing-room ispaneUed -with exquisite tapestries, and has a finechimney piece, executed at Rome in 1868: the saloonhas a frieze Ulustrating Chaucer's Canterbury Tales,painted by H. Stacey Marks B.A, and in the otherapartments are pictures and portraits by Bubens,Snyders, Sir Peter Lely, George Stubbs A.B.A. JohnEOCJLESTON.1 Kinloch Bev. Michael Ward M.A.PRIVATE BESiuENTS. I (roctor). The RectoryDunn-Yarker Henry Woodham, The,LLoyd Colond Wilford NevUleCotta-^eI F.B.G.S., M.V.O. (private sec. toECCLESTON. 321Morris James, farmerOakes Edward, farmerSnelson Eliza (Mrs.), frmr. JackfieldWainwright Amos, farmerWalker Samuel, blacksmithWheelton Frederick, farmerYarwood Hannah (Mrs.), farmer.Lane endYarwood John, farmerHoppner, Samuel Prout F.S.A. and Sir John Millaisbart. P.R.A. The north wing consists principaUy of aspacious kitchen with stone groined ceUing and extensivelarders: north-east of the kitchen is the privatewing, which forms a complete mansion of itself and isused exclusively by the duke and his family for theirseparate occupation: the extreme northern portion otthe house comprises the stables, riding school andcoachmen's cottages: a grand corridor runs north andsouth through the whole length of the buUding, andis intersected at its north end by another which runseast and west, connecting the private wing with thechapel and stables. The chapel, which stands to thenorth-west of the private wing and almost detachedfrom the main building, is in a style of architecture correspondingwith the rest of the structure, and consists ofante-chapel, nave, pentagonal apsidal chancel and a tower,183 feet in height, rising over the ante-chapel, with spire,and containing a clock with four dials and 28 bells of veryfine tone, cast by Van Aerschodt, of Louvain, and playing35 tunes and 5 peals: the nave has a lofty groined roofof stone and windows on one side, the correspondingspaces on the opposite being ffiled with marble mosaic: itis separated from the chancel by a dwarf screen ofalabaster divided into square panels filled with piercedfoliage very delicately carved; a continuation of thisscreen forms the pulpit, which is supported on columns ofDevonshire marble: the reredos, of. alabaster and marbles,is richly adorned, and the font is also of alabaster: withinthe altar-rails is a magnificently-carved recumbent figurein alabaster, by Sir J, E, Boehm bart, B.A. of Constance(Leveson-Gower), first Duchess of Westminster, who died19 Dec. 1880: eleven of the windows are stained: both thenave and chancel are fitted with stalls and benches, ofwalnut wood with elaborately-carved ends, and the interioralso includes a large gallery. The Hall is lightedthroughout by the electric light, produced from works onthe spot: the gardens and conservatories, one of whichis 37S feet in length, are very magnificent and coverabout 50 acres, and there is also an aviary: close to themansion is the stud farm, where the duke breeds hisfamous racehorses, and in front of the Hall is a fineequestrian statue, designed by G. F. Watts B.A.,D.C.L. of Hugh de Abrincis, sumamed "Lupus," istPalatine Earl of Ohester, who died 27 July, iioi. TheDuke of Westminster G.C.V.O. is lord of the manor andsole landowner. The soU is clay; subsoil, marl. Thecbief crop is wheat. The area is 1,382 acres of laudand 10 of water; rateable value, ;^2,766; the populationin 1901 was 320 in the township and 502 in the ecclesiasticalparish.Sexton, Frauds Sherry.Assistant Overseer, Thomas McQuie, Pulford.EATON is a township, a mile and a half south. TheDuke of Westminster is lord of the manor and sole landowner.The area is 968 acres of land and 31 of water;rateable value, ^^2,868; the population in 1901 was 182,Overseer, WiUiam A, Forster,CLAVEBTON, formerly extra-parochial, is now aparish in Ohester union, i mile north, but without inhabitants.The Duke of Westminster is lord of themanor and sole landowner. The area is 264 acres;rateable value, ;£507. The parish was without housesor population in 1901.Overseer, Edward Wells, Eaton Estate office.Post, M, 0. ft T. Office, Eccleston.—WilUam ThomasBarker, sub-postmaster. Letters through Chesterarrive 6.15 a.m. ft x.50 p.m.; sunday, 7,15 a.m.;dispatched 3 ft 8 p.m,; Sunday, 8 p,mPolice Station, Robert Howard, sergeant, ft 3 constablesChurch of England Schools (mixed), erected, -with master'sresidence, in 1878, for 105 children, at a cost ofabout ;^4,ooo, entirely defrayed by the Duke of Westminster;average attendance, 68; Slowing Matthews,master; Miss M, Taylor, mistressthe Duke of Westminster ft one ofH.M.'s Hon. Corps of Gentlemenat-Arms),Eccleston hiUCHESHIRE 21
322 ECCLESTON.McGrigor Col. Charles Roderic Robt.C.B. Riverside houseParker The Hon, Cecil Thomas J,P.(agent to the Duke), The PaddocksPayne Harry ChapmanCOMMEBCIAL.AUwood Frederick, farmer, WrexhamRoad farm (letters received directthrough Chester)Edwards Arthur, blacksmithFearnall Arthur, farmer. The RakeGriffiths Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeperJones Thos. farmr,Eacleston Hill frmParker James, farmer. Rake laneRavenscroft John, tailorRichards David.farmer,Belgrave frm.(postal address, Pulford, Wrexham)CHESHIRE.Robinson Alfred Henry F.B.CO.teacher of musicWells Edward, overseer for Claverton,Eaton Estate officeEATON.Westminster Duke of, Eaton hall; ftGrosvenor house, 33 Upper Grosvenorstreet, London WBarnes Nicholas F. head gardenerEaton gardensOhapman Richard, stud groom to theDuke, Eaton stud<strong>Cheshire</strong> (Earl of Chester's) Yeomanry(B Squadron) (Major theDuke of Westminster G.C.V.O.commanding; Major ft Hon. Lieut.-Col. W. Radcliffe, second in com-EGBEMONT is a modem village in the township ofLiscard, and a steamboat station on the river Mersey,nearly opposite to Liverpool, to which there is a ferry,and is 2J miles north from Birkenhead railway station, inthe Wirral division of the county of Chester, lower divisionof the hundred and union of Wirral and county court districtof Birkenhead, and in the rural deanery of Birkenheadand archdeaconry and diocese of Chester. Egremontconstitutes two of the ten wards now under the controlof the WaUasey Urban District <strong>Council</strong>, and is lightedwith gas and by electricity and suppUed with water byWallasey Urban District <strong>Council</strong> from works at Seacombe.Egremont Ferry landing stage and bridge, with stationand offices, erected by the Wallasey Urban District.<strong>Council</strong> at a cost of ^^17,000, were opened in November,1909, and took the place of a former structure erectedin 1875; the new pier, which is 700 feet in length and18 feet wide, is supported on cast iron pUes filled withconcrete; the bridge is 180 feet long, 16 feet wide andweighs 70 tons. The Egremont and Liscard promenadewas constructed in 1892 by the late Local Board at acost of about ;^6,700, from plans by Mr. W. H. Travers,surveyor to the Wallasey Municipal Borough; it formsa pleasant thoroughfare from the Egremont ferry toNew Brighton, and is well lighted.WaUasey, of which Egremont forms a part, hasreceived a charter of incorporation which comes intoforce on Nov. 9th, 1910.The ecclesiastical parish of St. John was formed in1884 out of Wallasey and St. Paul, Seacombe; thechurch of St. John is an edifice of stone in the Classicstyle, consisting of chancel, nave, two vestibules, aportico supported on columns of the Ionic order, and hasone beU: there are three stained windows and a chancelscreen: the church was restored and decorated in 1894,at a cost of ;^8oo, and affords sittings for about 1,000persons. The register dates from the year 1833. Theliving is a vicarage, net yearly value ;^3S0, including anendowment of ^^19 19s. in the gift of the Bishop ofChester, and held since 1904 by the Eev. Walter TaylorWarburton M.A. of Trinity CoUege, Cambridge, andsurrogate. St. John's Church Army mission room is inUnion street. There is a Baptist chapel in Liscardroad, erected at a cost of j^2,2oo, and seating about500. The Presbyterian Church of England, King street,erected in 1863, at a cost of ;^6,ooo, is a substantialedifice of brick with a stone front, in the Classic style,and has 729 sittings. The Presbyterian mission housein Union street is a building of stone and brick, andwill seat 250 persons. Wallasey New church is in"Trafalgar road. There are a number of good residences,and the principal inhabitants are business menof Liverpool. Egremont Club Limited, Tobin street,consists of an assembly room, holding 400 persons,reading and biUiard rooms. Liscard Hall, formerly theseat of the late Harold Littledale esq. is a mansion ofstone in the Classic style, standing in a beautiful parkof about 200 acres; it was purchased in 1890 by the lateWallasey Urban District CouncU, at a cost of ;£'i7,5oo,and has been converted into a Technical School; in 1891the grounds were laid out as a public park. The areaof the Egremont ward is 187 acres; rateable value isincluded with Liscard ; the population in 1901 was 11,336.Town Sub-Post, M. 0. ft T. Office, Church street,Egremont.—Mrs. Mary Briscoe, sub-postmistress.Letters through Birkenhead dispatched at 9.45 ft 11.30a.m. 4 2, 5.30, 8, 9.15 ft n p.m. ; sundays, 5.15 ftII p.m. Telegraph office open on Sundays from 8.30to 10 a.mTown Sub-Post ft M. 0. Office, King street.—EnochHughes, sub-postmaster. Letter Box cleared at 9.45ft 11.30 a.m, 4 -J, 5.45, 8, 9 4 n5.15 4 II p.mp.m, ; sundays,[KELLY'SI mand ; Squadron-Sergt,-Major Wm.Henry Potter, Eaton lodge, Aldford,i drill instructor)Evans Robert, farmer. Moat farm(postal address, Pulford, Wrexham)Forster William Angus, forester 4;overseer for Eaton, Belgrave (postaladdress. Pulford, Wrexham)'. Garland Hy.head gamekpr.TheKennlsHider Robert, groom of chambers tothe Duke of WestminsterLegras Maurice, chef to the Duke ofWestminsterNaylor Geo. stud groom, Eaton hallQuinneU Mrs. housekeeper to theDuke of WestminsterWiUett Egbert Knowlden, clerk ofworks, Eaton hallWALLASEY URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL.Office, Church street, Egremont.Chairman, Charles John Woodroffe.Vice-Ghairman, William Clarke Currie.Members.New Brighton Ward.Retire April IRetire AprilFrank Fawcett Scott... 1911 | Thomas ChristopherFrancis Storey 19121 Hurworth - RobinsonI B.A., LL.B 1913Upper Brighton Ward.Albert John Mead B.A. 1911 j Charles John Woodroffe 1913Sidney Stanley Dawson 1912 |North Liscard Ward.WUliam Hy. Robinson.. 1911 { Augustine Quinn 1913Joseph Boughey i9'2 |South Liscard Ward.Jn.01dershawM.I).,J.P 1911 l John Joyce J.P 1913Waller Eastwood 1912 |North Egremont Ward.EdwinPcace 1911 I James Wright 1913Thos.ValentineBurrows 1912 |South Egremont Ward.George Brick 1911 I Alfred Banks M.D 1913James Urmson 1912 |North Seacombe Ward.Edward D'Arcy 1911 j Benjamin Swanwick ... 1913Edward Brick 1912 |South Seacombe Ward.WUliam Clarke Currie 1911 I AlexanderWassonMont-John Wm. Holdsworth 1912 ' gomery M.B 1913Poulton Ward.Wm.SmithsonChantrell 1911 John Richard Lloyd ... 1913Edward Geoffrey Parkinson1912Wallasey Ward.John RichardiOwen.jun 1911 I Francis Edward Howse 1913Archibald John Siddall 1912 |Officials.Clerk 4 SoUcitor, Harry Wm. Cook,s Church st.EgremntAssistant Solicitor, G. Livsey LL.B. 5 Church st.EgremntTreasurer, M. E. Morris, North ft South 'Wales Bank,EgremontAuditor, E. G. EastonAccountant, John J. Bumley F.S.S.A, 5 Church street,EgremontAssistant Accountant, Wm.Evan8,5 Church st.EgremontCheck Clerk, J. H. BeynonCommittee Clerks, W. E. HorsfaU, R. WiUiams, W. A.Swain 4 David JenkinsPrinting 4 Stationery Clerk, W. FletcherElectrical Engineer, James Alfred Crowther, Electricityworks. Sea View road, LiscardSecretary Education Department, T. Samuel B.AMedical Officer of Health, Thomas Wm. Naylor BarlowM.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond., D.P.H.Camb. PublicHealth OfficesEngineer 4 Surveyor, Walter Henry Travers Assoc.M.Inst.C.E. 18 Falkland road, EgremontAssistant Engineer ft Surveyor, Benjamin HowdleA.M.I.CE. 18 Falkland road, EgremontGas 4 Water Engineer, J.H. Crowther, Dock rd.SeacombeFerry Manager, Capt. Howard E.Martin,Seacombe FerryTramways Engineer, R. Rennie, Tramway offices. Seaviewroad, LiscardTramways Manager, Col. R. R. Greene, Tramway offices,Seaview road, Liscard
DIRECTORY]. CHESHIRE. EGREMONT. 323Librarian^ E. A. Savage, Earlston hall, Earlston road,LiscardAssistant Librarian, Miss E. B. BlewettChief Sanitary Inspector, H. C Basoombe, 13 Church st.EgremontFemale Sanitary Inspector, Miss Isa BirrellInspectors of Hackney Carriages 4c. John Lees, NewBrighton 4 Thomas J. Morris, SeacombeSexton of Cemetery, George MackieOffice Keepers, Mr. 4 Mrs. OrmsbyPBIVATE BESIDENTS.Adams Edgar, 14 Chepstow avenueAdams Mrs. 78 Liscard roadAmies James T. 81 Falkland roadAnderson James, 32 Alverstone roadAnderson James, 5 Kinglake roadAndrew William, 25 PromenadeArdern Miss, 46 Trafalgar roadArthur Mrs. 15 Hawarden avenueAshcroft Jabez, 3 Crescent roadAshworth Rev. Leonard (WesleyanMethodist), 22 Church streetAsplet Mrs. 7 St. Bride's roadAtkin Matthew, 2 Alverstone roadAtkinson Walter, 24 St. Elmo roadBaker Wm. Hy. i Hawarden avenueBamford Mrs, 54 Trafalgar roadBarchi Angelo, n Hood streetBarron Ernest, 24 PromenadeBartlett Mrs. 10 Falkland roadBascombe Herbert 0. 7 Clifton groveBate Peter, 5 Glifton groveBates Mrs. 51 Falkland roadBaugh Arthur, 20 Glenalmond roadBedweU Alfred, 8 Glifton groveBelshaw Mrs. 8 Hawarden avenueBendall Frederick, 59 Church streetBenner Isaac, 25 Hawarden avenueBennett Edwd. Glandore, PromenadeBennett Edward, 21 Kinglake roadBennett Miss, 58 Church streetBenson Mrs. 19 Chepstow avenueBeswick Mrs. 13 Falkland roadBetteridge Thomas H. 47 Church stBevan Mrs. 26 ParksideBirchall Mrs. Charles, 78 Church stBirkett Miss, 3 Empress roadBisson Fras. Henry, 9 Chepstow avenBlackaller Edwin Alfd. 22 Wright stBlackmore Henry, 20 PromenadeBlatchley John, 33 ParksideBleasby Mrs. South cliffe. PromenadeBleasdale Mrs. 24 Hawarden avenueBlewitt WUliam, 38 Alverstone roadBlewitt Wm. Varker, 47 Falkland rdBlythe Mrs. 27 Sea Bank roadBoden Albert, 30 Brompton avenueBolweU WiUiam J. 18 Crescent roadBouyer George, 30 St. Bride's roadBowe Walter Gordon,9 Kinglake roadBowker Mrs, 2 PromenadeBo-wman Mrs. 34 Church streetBracken Mrs. 38 Church streetBradley Fredk. H. 2 Wesley avenueBreeze John R. 12 Kinglake roadBrettargh Charles, 38 Falkland roadBrick Edward, 44 ParksideBristow George B. 59 Lea roadBroady William, 2 Falkland roadBrown Herbert, 6 St. Bride's roadBrown James, 92 Green laneBuckingham Alfd,Jn. 12 Alverstone rdBuUus Miss, 18 Church streetBurgess E. B. 79 Falkland roadBurgess Mrs. 40 Falkland roadBurrows J. G. 30 Church streetBurton Fredk. Wm. 10 Lumley roadBurton John, 12 Lumley roadByrne WUliam, 64 Falkland roadGable James Fredk. 14 Clydesdale rdCaUister Charles John,42Trafalgar rdCampbell Mrs. 19 Bristol avenueCarefuU Mrs. 24 St. Bride's roadCarey William Isaac, i ParksideCarroll Frank, 17 St. Elmo roadCarroU Mrs. J. 77 Falkland roadCarroll Mrs. M. A. 6 Falkland roadCartwright George, 12 Falkland roadCastle John Henry, 94 Green laneGaulfield James. 22 ParksideChapman William H. 46 Church stCheetham Geo. Hy. 21 Empress roadGhisholm Robert, 21 St. Bride's roadGlare Mrs. 15 Sea Bank roadClarke John B. 10 Ohurch streetClayton Mrs. 17 Trafalgar avenueClayton Mrs. 68 Trafalgar roadClement John Radford, 16 Church stClough George James, 53 Wright stClough Mrs. 17 Hawarden avenueGoghlan Patrick, 56 Church streetColeman Mrs. Springbank,PromenadeCook Mrs. 24 Church streetCooke Mrs. 16 Kinglake roadCooke Mrs. Marine view. PromenadeCooke Mrs. 19 PromenadeCooper Thomas, 23 Chepstow avenueCotton John Frodsham, 91 TrafalgarroadCoulton Charles, 24 ParksideCox Mrs. 26 PromenadeCozens Miss, 26 Hawarden avenueGram Robert, North cliff. PromenadeCrawley Mrs. 18 ParksideCrawshaw Chas. M. 12 St. Bride's rdCrellin Mrs. 15 St. Elmo roadCrooke Joseph Paul, 97 Trafalgar rdCrosby Leonard, 3 Falkland roadGrouch George, 7 Alverstone roadCrouch Stephen, 16 Lumley roadCrowther Mrs. 21 Empress roadGulshaw Miss, 71 Falkland roadCurphey J. Sea bank. PromenadeDale Arthur, 56 Falkland roadDale Mrs. 10 St. Bride's roadDaniel Mrs. 10 Bristol avenueDavidson Herbert S. Manor house.PromenadeDavidson Mrs. 14 Falkland roadDavies Alfred, 28 St. Bride's roadDavies David, 14 Bristol avenueDavies David Owen, 38 ParksideDavies HarryHughlings,24Grescent rdDavies Jas.Martindale,250hepstow avDavies Miss, 40 Church streetDavies Miss, 58 Falkland roadDavies Mrs. 5 ParksideDavies Samuel, 22 Brompton avenueDawe James Henry, 16 ParksideDeakin Nicholas, 2 Bristol avenueDean Mrs. 41 Falkland roadDean WUliam, n Kinglake roadDevlin Ignatius, 3 Hawarden avenueDiamond George, sen. 77 Trafalgar rdDickinson Samuel,6 Trafalgar avenueDickson Charles, Lumley roadDixon George, 31 Alverstone roadDodd Henry, 2 Empress roadDonatt Miss, 76 Liscard roadDovey Henry W. 42 Church streetDownard George Henry,4 Empress rdDry Mrs. 13 Alverstone roadDuff George Strang, 14 Lumley roadEastman Mrs, 9 Crescent roadEdwards Evan W. 10 Alverstone roadEdwards John, 76 Church streetEdwards John P. 68 Trafalgar roadEdwards Miss, 62 Falkland roadEdwards Stanley J. 37 ParksideEilbeck James, 9 Sea Bank roadEUam James, 3 Rice Hey roadElliott Mrs. 17 Church streetEllis John, 2 Seabank avenueEllis Miss, 6 PromenadeEmdin Mrs. 8 Lumley roadEvans John, 43 ParksideEvans Mrs. 6 Hawarden avenueEvans Samuel, 17 Lumley roadEvans WiUiam, 16 Bristol avenueEvans William, 2 Kinglake roadFire Brigade, Supt. G. W. Byne<strong>County</strong> Police Station, John McHale, superintendentEgremont Mission School, Union street (infants), for 160children; average attendance, 120; Miss MarthaRoberts, mistressWater Conveyance.—^Ferry to Liverpool (wind ft weatherpermitting 4 casualties excepted), every 15 minutesfrom 7.30 a.m. to 8 p.m. then every 20 minutes until11.20 p.m. on week days; Sundays, 9.20 ft 10.5 a.m.4 half hourly until 10.5, then 10.45 p.m.; Gapt.Howard E. Martin, manager; office, Seacombe FerryEvans Wm. Vaughan, 29 Empress rdEvans Willis B. 6 Bristol avenueFarebrother Arth.Edgar,2oLumley rdFarrell John, 13 St. Bride's roadFarrer Alfred, 25 ParksideFarrie John, 2 ParksideFinlason John, 14 Hawarden avenueFinnigan John, 7 Empress roadFisher Mrs. 14 ParksideFisk Edwin Percy, 39 Rice Hey roadFormby Mrs, 48 Church streetFowler Walter, 23 Church streetFoxton Christopher, 19 St. Bride's rdFrance Miss, 34 Lumley roadFuUerton John, 68 Church streetGallagher John, 10 Chepstow avenue.Ganly Mrs. 12 Church streetGardner Mrs. 21 PromenadeGarratt John, 87 Church streetGarside John Edwin, 30 ParksideGemmell Walter, 22 Crescent roadGibney John, 12 Crescent roadGibson Mrs. 17 Empress roadGidman George H. 4 Chepstow avertGilbert Mrs. 14 St. Elmo roadGilcriest Geo. G. Holmer, PromenadeGilliland James, 22 Chepstow avenueGirdlestone Charles, 17 Sea Bank rdGlennie Mrs. 34 Empress roadGoddard WiUiam, 61 String Hey roadGoodacre Mrs. 7 Falkland roadGould Louis, 36 Lumley roadGraves Harry Rt. Ivy bnk. PromenadeGreen Charles, 2 Trafalgar avenueGreen Mrs. 33 Falkland roadGrice Mrs. 93 Trafalgar roadGriffiths John, 3 Trafalgar avenueGrigioni Giovanni, 5 Glenalmond rdGrisewood WUliam, Langdale, RudgravesquareGrundy Mrs. 37 Falkland roadGunby Wm. T. Y'ork cot. Green laneGwynne David Wm. 47 Empress roadHadwin Robert Bruce, Sunnyside,.Green laneHaUett Charles, 87 Trafalgar roadHannon Thomas, 35 Alverstone roadHarries Mrs. 23 Alverstone roadHarrison Henry, 46 Hawarden avenue-Harrison James, 23 ParksideHarrop Thomas, 8 ParksideHartley William, 39 Falkland roadHarwood Mrs. 20 St. Bride's roadHatherley Eugene, 7 Crescent roadHayes WUliam, n Wesley avenueHazel Harry K. West mnt.PromenadeHeap Albert Walter, 60 Empress rdHeap John Arthur, 60 Trafalgar rdHeard Mrs. 61 Falkland roadHeatley Mrs. 49 Church streetHellon Miss, 33 Sea Bank roadHelman Frank,Riverholme,PromenadeHerriot James B. n ParksideHill Frederick, Redcliffe, PromenadeHiU Mrs. 53 Falldand roadHinde Thomas, 53 String Hey roadHogg Robert, 20 Chepstow avenueHolmes Mrs. 17 Chepstow avenueHolmes Mrs. 29 Sea Bank roadHooson James Edwd. 21 Chepstow avHooton Mrs. 10 Kinglake roadHorsfall William E. 60 Rice laneHoughton Alfred, 25 St. Bride's roadHoward Stanley, i Crescent roadHuddleston Mrs. 6 ParksideHughes Benjamin, n St.Bride's roadHughes Francis, 3 Rudgrave squareHughes Robert, 42 Alverstone roadJackson Harry, 27 ParksideJackson James Harrison,8 Lumley rdCHESHIRE 21*
324 EGREMONT. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'8James Frederick Wm. 83 Falkland rdJames Herbert Hy. 55 String Hey rdJarratt Frederick, 19 ParksideJenkins Mrs. 3 ParksideJohnston Mrs. 3 Kinglake roadJones Rev. Robert Griffiths (Presbyterian),36 Serpentine roadJones James P. 66 Trafalgar roadJones John Allport, 21 ParksideJones Miss, 15 PromenadeJones Mrs. 6 Chepstow avenueJones Mrs. 41 ParksideJones Mrs. Annie, 63 Falkland roadJones Mrs. Harriet E.67 Falkland rd.Tones Reginald Morton, 40 ParksideJones WiUiam, 39 Church streetJones WiUiam, 8 Falkland roadJones William Tudor, 14 Empress rdJoyce John, J.P., Sea Bank roadKeizer Miss. 70 Falkland roadKelly R. Elsinore, PromenadeKendrick John, 57 String Hey roadKennaugh William S. 26 Crescent rdKenyon Alexander, 87 Rice laneKerns George, n Trafalgar avenueKidd Ernest Starkey, Avenue cottage.Green laneKimber Mrs. 3 PromenadeKing Albert, 14 PromenadeKing John Wesley, 33 Church streetKingdon Wm.CManor ho.PromenadeKirby T. 13 PromenadeKirby Wm. Ernest, 26 St. Vincent rdKirk Mrs. 10 PromenadeKitchingman Joseph, Seabank nook.PromenadeKnowles Miss, 25 Alverstone roadKubruber Fredk.Chas. lAlverstone rdLace Thomas W. 32 Church streetLakeman Charles L. Falcon cliff.PromenadeLansdowne John, 15 Wesley avenueLarge Thomas, 26 Empress roadLawrence Mrs. 3 St. Elmo roadLeary Richard, 4 Lumley roadLee George, 47 "Trafalgar roadLee William, 19 Lumley roadLe-wis Walter Thomas. 8 Bristol avenLightfoot James, 44 Rice Hey roadLinton Miss, 26 St. Elmo roadAiittler WUliam, 26 Church streetLloyd Henry B. 7 ParksideLloyd Robert. 31 String Hey roadLongshaw Mrs. 61 Church streetLoughlin Mrs. 23 St. Elmo roadLuya Charles John, Darlington house.Church streetLuya Henry C. 96 Creen laneLynn Mrs. Lynndiffe, PromenadeLyon Mrs. 1 St. Bride's roadMcCleery Mrs. 29 St. Ekno roadMcDonald Mrs. 42 ParksideMackintosh William, 15 Bristol avenMcLeod John Young. 61 Lea roadMcMUlan John, 24 Mossy Bank roadMacrae Mrs. 59 Falkland roadMcWilliams James, 34 Alverstone rdMaddock Mi?.
DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. EGREMONT. 325COMMERCIAL.Early closing day, Tuesday.Abernethy Alexander, pilot, 62 Charlotte roadAitken James, artist, 28 St. Vincent roadAlderson Bdmund, master mariner, 4 St. Bride's roadAmburgher Charles W. master mariner, 77 Rice laneAmies Limited, boot dealers, 18 King streetAnderson James, master mariner, 26 Brompton avenue,Andrew Gibson Memorial Home for Widows of Seamen(Mrs. W. Talbot Caddow, lady supt.). Sea Bank roadArcher Henry, butoher, 24 King streetArdern Frank, tailor, 48 "Trafalgar roadArmstrong Elizabeth (Mrs.), fancy draper, 115 Green laAsh Emest Arthur, rate collector to Wallasey UrbanDistrict <strong>Council</strong>, n Church streetAtkin Edwin, plumber, 65 Green laneAtkinson Fanny (Mrs.), tobacconist, 185 Brighton streetAtkinson WilUam, grocer, 19 Trafalgar roadAves W. Camden, traveller, 7 St. Elmo roadBaUey William R. master mariner, 3 St. Bride's roadBaker Alfred, master mariner, 19 Brompton avenueBaldwin Helen (Mrs.), dress maker, 18 Glenalmond roadBank of Liverpool Limited (Frank Drummond, manager)(branch), 72 King street; draw on Glyn, Milk,Currie 4 Go. London E CBanning Clara (Miss), teacher of music, 45 Trafalgar rdBarber 4 Go. tea merchants, 43a, King streetBarlow John, insurance supt. 36 Chariotte roadBarlow Josiah, architect, 5 St. Vincent roadBarlow Thomas WUUam Naylor M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.CP.Lond., D.P.H.Camb, medical officer of health toWaUasey Urban District CouncU, Public Health OfficesBarnes Isaac Walker, contractor, 33 Upper Rice laneSamett Elizabeth (Mrs.), baker, 114 King streetBartley Elizabeth (Mrs.), dress maker, 1 Rudgrave placeBarton 4 Co. window blind manufacturers, 93 King stBascombe Herbert G> chief sanitary inspector toWallasey Urban District <strong>Council</strong>; offices, Church stBate Richard & Co. buUders, 29 String Hey loadBate Mary (Mrs.), midvrife, 29 String Hey roadBate Peter, rate colHitor WaUasey Urban District <strong>Council</strong>,n Church streetBaxter John Glover, pilot, 7 Brompton avenueBeamer Charlotte (Miss), dress naaker, 79 Trafalgar rdBedford Alfred, furniture dealer, 7 String Hey roadBeU George Ernest, pianoforte tuner, 9 Bice laneBell Walter, furniture dealer, 63 Trafalgar roadBendall Frederick L.D.S.Eng. dentist, 59 Church streetBerliner Myers, draper, 22 Trafalgar roadBertram Hannah Maria (Mrs.), aparts. 18 Trafalgar rdBUler WUliam, professor of music, 85 Church streetBirkenhead 4 District Co-operaitive Society Limited. 171Brighton streetBirkeahead Joint Stodt Discount Co. Limited (ArthurBaugh, district manager), 20 Glenalmond roadBlake Henry, traveller, 13 Rudgrave squareBoiiver David, furniture remover, 5 Rudgrave placeBolton & Go. watch makers, 183 Brighton streetBoots Gash Chemists, chemists, 68 King streetBorders Emest Charles, tobacconist, 31 Bice laneBorland William, boot maker, IE King streetBowker Richard, boot maker, 101 King streetBowley William Henry, traveller, 64 Union streetBoyce Grice (Miss), servants' registry office,7 Lumley rdBradfield George G. baker, 22 King streetBradley E. G. 4 Son, coal merchants, 82 King streetBretherton Joseph, fried fish dealer, 23 Rice laneBrew John Robert, master mariner, 8 Chepstow avenueBrick Edward 4 Son, boot 4 shoe makers, 25 Trafalgarroad ft 4 King streetBriscoe Mary (Mrs.), statnr.ft postmistress, 8 Church stBrophy Agnes (Mrs.), china dealer, 90 King streetBrown Edward, master mariner, 9 Bice Hey roadBuckland Eleanor M. (Miss), nurse, 68 Charlotte roadBuUen Vincent, teacher of physical culture, 25 SeaBank roadBunce John, confectioner, 59 King streetBurke John, draper, 5 Bice laneBumeU-Jones Nicholas, Ferry hotel, 12 Tobin streetBurnley John A., F.S.S.A. accountant to WallaseyBorough <strong>Council</strong>, 5 Church streetBums AmeUa (Mrs.), milliner, io6a. King streetBurrows T. V. 4 Sons,builders ft contractors,5o King stBurrows George Alfred, chartered accountant, 112 King stButters Richard E. confectioner, 36 Trafalgar roadButterworth WiUiam J. chandler, 26 King streetCampbell P. ft P. dyers ft deaners, 62 King streetCarlisle Elizabeth (Mrs.), furniture dealer, 88 Green laCarr Gerald, costumier, 169 ft 169a, Brighton streetCartwright Gertrade ft Edith (Misses), fruiterers, 19a,Bice laneChapman William H. grocer, 104a, King streetCharlesworth David P. baker, 35 Rice laneCharlton Charles, confectioner, 71 King streetChatham Robert J. electrical engineer, 181 Brighton stChesters A. E. & T. H.electrical engineers, i26b,King stChristian Herbert, furniture remover, 113 King streetClark Frederick C master mariner, 17 ParksideClark Robert, builder, 59 Rice laneClarke John Charles, solicitor, 89 Falkland roadClement John Radford, chemist, 3 King streetGlugston Walter, baker 4 confectioner, 97 King streetCollins Frederick Charles, traveller, 1 Chepstow avenueCoUinson Chas. Barham k Son, accountants,7 Church stColquitt John, bricklayer, 66 Union streetCook Harry WUliam, clerk to Wallasey Urban District<strong>Council</strong>, <strong>Council</strong> offices, Church streetCooke Maria (Mrs.), confectioner, 28 Tobin streetCoombes James 4 Co. boot repairers, 83 King streetCoombes Philip, master mariner, 15 Kinglake roadCooper William Gordon, ironmonger, 46 King streetCorcoran John, mUk seller, n String Hey roadCottier John Stephen, pilot, n Sea Bank roadCox Edward, insurance agent, 3 St. Vincent road-Crawshaw Charles M. fishmonger, 19, 61 4 63 King stCrofts John, master mariner, 7 Bristol avenueCrook Edith (Miss), dress maker, 19 Rice Hey roadCrosland Fredk. commission agent, 5 Upper Rice laneCrosland M. E. (Miss), teacher of music,5 Upper Rice la ~Crossland Walter, photographer, 58 Charlotte roadCrowe Annie (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 10 Union streetCuUigan John H. pilot, 16 Eden avenueCulverwell Henry, fishmonger 4 greengrocer, 31 King stCulverwell Isabella (Mrs.), fried fish dealer, 86 Green laCurtis John, professor of music, 64 Rice laneDaish Margaret (Miss), costumier, 108 King streetDale Joseph, tobacconist, 42 Rice laneDarrcck Malcolm, tobacconist, 115 King streetDavidson Margaret (Miss), confectioner, 77 King streetDavies John 4 Son, coal merchants, 72 Liscard roadDavies Robert 4 Sons, carriers, 42 Charlotte roadDavies Ohai-lotte (Mrs.), dTess maker, 20 Rice laneDavie« Henry, watch maker, 70 King streetDavies Samuel Rowland, insur. agent, 4 Brompton aveirDavies Thomas A. milk dealer, 92 King streetDavies William, carrier, 64 Trafalgar roadDavis W. 4 Son Limited, dyers, 28 King streetDavis William, fishmonger, 3 Union streetDawson Frederick, commercial traveller, 6 Kinglake road'.Deacon Ada (Miss), draper, 29 Rice laneDenham WUliam Henry, King's Arms hotel, Liscard roadDevine Bros, provision dealers, 25 King streetDickinson Henry, greengrocer, 3 Green laneDicliinson Susannah (Mrs,), confectnr. 5 String Hey rdtDinning Annie (Miss), confectioner, 59 Trafalgar roadDinwoodie Margaret Ann (Mrs.), draper, 75 King streetDixon Sarah (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 44 Rice laneDoherty John, dining rooms, 8 Tobin streetDonaldson Alexander, pilot, 28 Wright streetDowthwaite Robert M. hosier, 14 King streetDrinkwater James, butcher, 69 King streetDrummond Frank, manager, Bank of Liverpool Limited,72 King streetDugdale Ada 4 Daisy (Misses), fruiterers, 66 King stDurand Pauline (Madame), servants' registry office, 2a,Trafalgar roadDurrant John W. E. pUot, 12 Comely Bank roadEarp Frederick T. artificial teeth manufr. no King stEastmans Limited, butchers, 16 King streetEconomic Coal Go. colliery agents (Albert EdmundJones, manager), looa, King streetEdmunds, Taylor 4 Go. timber merchants, Brighton stEdwards Thomas, pilot, 34 Poole roadEgremont Club Ltd. (Charles Smith, sec), Tobin stEUbeck James, plumber, 2 Charles streetEnglish Leather Boot Repairing Co, 109 Green laneEvans Richard 4 Co. Lim. coal merchants, 58 King stEvans William, assistant accountant to WallaseyUrban District <strong>Council</strong>, 5 Church streetEvans William Henry, estate agent. 25a, King streetFalkland Lawn Tennis Club, Church laneFinch WUliam, master mariner, 10 ParksideFirmigan Cormac, nurseryman, 89 Rice laneFletcher Russell 4 Go. Ltd. gas engineers, 102 King stFletcher Mary E. (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 7 Walmsley streetFoot Harry, traveller, 50 Falkland roadFord Kathleen (Mrs.), photographer, 125 King streetForshaw Henry, shopkeeper, 39 Guildford streetFoster WiUiam, master mariner, 14 Brompton avenueFrancis Annie (Mrs.), beer retaUer, 7 Darlington streetFrancis WoodviUe, confectioner, 121 King streetFreeman Henry, fruiterer, 70 Trafalgar roadFrj- Charles, pawnbroker, iz King street
326 EGREMONT. CHESHIRE. [KELbffJlFuUerton Brothers, nurserymen, 65 ft 67 Church streetGardiner Edward, joiner & buUder, 107 King streetGibbons Helena (Miss), dress malcer, 8 Charlotte roadGilliland James, laundry, 20 Trafalgar roadGilroy Arthur, painter, 22 Upper Bice laneGlover Thomas W. bricklayer, 28 Green laneGoldie Annie D. (Mrs.), costumier, 51 Trafalgar roadGoldthorpe ft Mitchell, coach builders, 68a, Union stGraham Andrew, mUk dealer, ig Bice laneGraham John, greengrocer, 175 Brighton streetGrainger James A. tailor, 173 Brighton streetGreen James, traveller, 32 Lumley roadGreenhalgh John H. tobacconist, 4 String Hey roadGreetham Chas. N. ft Co. coal merchants, Brighton stGriffith Frank, boot repairer, 84 Green laneGroveham Brothers, bakers, 23 King st. ft i Union stGuest Mary (Mrs.), butcher, 6 String Hey roadGunby WUliam T. butcher, 118 King streetGuy Henry, plumber, 10 Charlotte roadHale Charles, joiner, 35 Upper Rice laneHampson Thomas, commission agent, 89 Church streetHannon Annie (Miss), milliner, 80 King streetHanson Ellen Jane (Miss), news agent, 32 Trafalgar rdHardisty Arthur, rate collector to Wallasey Urban District<strong>Council</strong>, 13 Church streetHardman James, chimney sweeper, 5 Union streetHargreaves Alfred F.C.P.A., A.C.S.I. accountant, 15Upper Rice laneHarper Henry Jas. teacher of banjo, 23 Falldand roadHarper WUliam, cycle dealer, 67 King streetHasemann John C shopkeeper, 38 Tobin streetHasler WiUiam B. shopkeeper, 23 Wellington roadHawley Charles, traveller, 15 Ti-afalgar avenueHeap John Arthur, rate collector Wallasey Urban DistrictCouncU, II Church streetHenderson Brothers, grocers, .72 Trafalgar roadHenshaU Edward, cflttnjgaisstoni agent;'I4, Clydesdale roadHenshaw John, bricklayer, r.8a. Rice lane - '- .Hewitt Kate (Madame), milUner, 123 King streetHill Charles ft Son, tailors, 4 Trafalgar roadHUl Hugh, master mariner, 9 "Trafalgar avenueHodges Alfred ft Son, bUnd manufrs. 9 ft 11 Burnaby stHodgkinson Mary Elizabeth (Mrs.), grocer, 40 Rice laHolford Samud Skinner, chemist, 119 King streetHollins Annie Royle (Mrs.), teacher of music, 20 UpperRice laneHollins Clara (Mrs.), tobacconist, 10 Tobin streetHolmes Annie (Mrs.), fiorist, 104 King streetHolmes Elizabeth (Mrs.), tobacconist, 35 Trafalgar rdHolmes James Samud, pilot, 4 Bristol avenueHome for Aged Mariners (Miss Annie Coleman, supt.).Sea Bank roadHome ft Colonial Stores Limited, tea dealers, 20 King stHopkins Mary (Madame), costumier, i Lea roadHlnughton Edwin, coal agent, 82 King street"Howdle Benjamin A.M.I.C.E. assistant surveyor toWallasey Urban District <strong>Council</strong>, 18 Falkland roadHubbard ft Martin Limited, bakers, i Church streetHughes Aaron, blacksmith, 2a, Burnaby streetHughes Alice (Mrs,), confectioner, 91 King streetHughes Annie (Miss), stationer, in King streetHughes John, grocer, in Green laneHughes John, insurance agent, 32 Rice laneHughes John Walter, rate collector Wallasey Urban District<strong>Council</strong>, II Church streetHurst John, boot repairer, 25 Bice laneInkester Thomas, pilot, i Lumley roadIrving Edward L, ft Co. tobacconists, 12 Trafalgar rdIrwin'Henry, grocer, 67 Green laneIsherwood Robert T. ft Son, accountants ft estateagents, 3 Church streetJa-kson "liiomas, greengrocer, 46 Green laneJeffs Frederick, boot maker, 6 ft 8 Bice laneJenkins Bichard, traveller, 15 ParksideJohnson Bros. (Dyers) Limited, dyers, 6 King streetJohnson EUzh. ft Annie (Misses), milliners, 99 King stJohnson Mary Ellen (Mrs.), midwife, i Upper Bice laneJones Annie 0. (Miss), fancy draper, 28 Trafalgar roadJones EUzabeth (Mrs.), confectioner, 42 Tobin streetJones Isaac, laundry, lob. String Hey roadJones Joseph, plumber, 5 Wellington roadJones Robert B. cool merchant, 16 Tobin streetJones Thomas, general dealer, 11 Union streetJones WiUiam, mariner, 40 Trafalgar roadKay James, traveller, 35 ParksideKeizer Herbert L.D.S.B.CS.Edin. dentist, 59 Church stKemp Mary (Mrs.), servants' registry office, 25 Lea rdKenna Bichard, carriage propr. Liscard rd. ft Ohurch laKerr Brothers, grocers, 24 String Hey roadKeyzar George Henry, accountant, 222 Brighton streetKing George, master mariner, 58 Trafalgar roadKingham Henry, confectioner, 46 Tobin streetKnowles John Thomas, traveUer, 32 Poole roadLackenby James, grocer, 10 String. Hey roadLacy Jas. ft Lawrence Ltd. bakers, 41 Trafalgar roadLancashire Coal Co. (The), coal mers. 222 Brighton tt^Lancaster Charles, traveUer, 2 Chepstow avenueLewis Henry, tobacconist,. 10 King streetLittle Bobert, confectioner, 122 King street . ^Liverman Philip ft Co.house furnshrs,39, 41 ft 43 King :itLivsey G. assistant solicitor to WaUasey Borough Qm^cU,5 Church streetLiverpool UmbreUa Co. umbrella makers, 60a, KingjtLloyd William H. L. insurance agent, 5 John street /Lodmore F. ft N. (Misses),embroidery wareho,79i Bong |^London City ft Midland Bank Limited (branch) (OeoilWUson, manager), 2 King street ft 3 Tobin street! ft(North ft South Wales Bank branch) (Maurice'E.Morris, manager) 48 King street; draw on headoffice, Threadneedle street, London ECLunn Thomas WilUam, coal dealer, 39 Union street .;Lunt George, Sons ft Co. Ltd. bakers, 36-38 King streetLuya Charles John L.D.S.Edin. dentist, DarUngtonhouse. Church streetLyceum Electric Palace (Matthew Baymond, proprietor),King streetLyons Minnie (Mrs.), confectioner, 46 Tobin streetLythgoe Thomas, boot ft shoe dealer, 22 String Hey roadMcCoy ft De Merville, ladies' ft chUdren's outfitters, 47 ft49 King streetMacdonald Mary EUen (Mrs.), laundry, 2 Union street.McKee Wm. furniture remover, 61 Union street ,,Mackie ft Gladstone, ale ft porter merchants, i King stMcLaughlin Beatrice (Miss), dress maker, 63 Bice laoeMcMillan John M.B., Ch.B.Glas. physician ft surgeon,53 Bice laneMacSymon's Stores Ltd. grocers, 128 ft 130 King streetManchester Henry J, pilot, 81 Trafalgar roadMann Watson, master mariner, 12 ParksideMarie Leonard J. jeweller, 126 King streetMarsden William Henry, fruiterer, 37 Bice laneMason Arthur, buUder, 45 Bice Hey roadMaypole Dairy Co. Limited, butter factors, 6a, King st;Meacock Frederick, traveUer, 4 Clifton groveMeacock Hirstwood Thos, plumber, 3 Glenalmond roadMeadows Wm. boot ma,3 Bice lane ft ioa,String Hey rdMersey Coal Co. coal merchants, 54 King street :[Messenger WiUiam, pork butcher, 17 King streetMUburn George, fried fish dealer, 3 String Hey roadMillington Jessie (Miss), dress maker, 63 Charlotte roadMitchell Walter Stewart, chemist ft druggist, 35 King st'Mitchell WUliam 0. coach builder, see Goldthorpe ftMitcheUMoUart Charles, commercial traveller, 23 Ivor roadMonk Bobert Chadderton, pilot, 3 John streetMoore WUliam, grocer, 27 Rice laneMorgan Jane BaiUie (Mrs.), mUk dealer, 60 Union stMorris ft Co. confectioners, 66a, King streetMorris Maurice E. manager London City ft MidlandBank Limited (North & South Wales Bank branch),48 King streetMoses Wm. J, E. cooked meat purveyor, 11 Bice lane .Moss George Thomas, commission agent, 36 Rice Hey rdMowat John, commercial traveUer, 19 Empress roadMuUineaux Elizabeth (Mrs,), fruiterer, 15 Union streetMullock R. ft Co, grocers, 67 King streetIMurphy Walter Hamilton, commission agt, 21 Wright dbMurray Bichd. ift Sons, fishmongers, 9 String Hey rosdNapier Lennox Donald L,B.G.S,, L,B.C.P.Edin.,L.FF.S,Glas, physician, 82 Ohurch streetNapier Thomas WUUam Adam J,P,, M.D,, C.M!.Aberd.physician, ft medical officer No. 7 district ft pubUbvaccinator South Wallasey district, Birkenhead union,82 Church street '^Nelson James ft Sons Limited, butchers, 33 King st (Newton Francis William, fried fish dealer, 8 Union st'lNorth Bhdda (Miss), furniture dealer, 102a, King'streetNutter William, tobacconist, 78 King street "lO'Connor James, laundry, 27 Union streetOliver Mary Jane (Mrs.), beer retaUer, 10 Poole roadft 4 Wellington terrace•Ormrod George H. traveller, 16 Chepstow avenueOwens John, bultcher, 37 Trafalgar roadOwens Owen, ironmonger, 39 Bice lanePage Frederick B. furniture dealer, 88 King streetParry Edwin, joiner, 38a, Bice laneParry Owen, master mariner, 33 Lumley roadParsons Benjamin, milk dealer, 12 Union streiatPartington John Ashton, pilot, 50 Church streetPass John William, pilot, 9 Clifton grbve ' .rDPayne Clara B. (Msn,), sta^oner, 179 Brighton striret'i)Pegram James 'ft Co. tea'merchants, 5 King street .'VPemberton John Stanley, fplumber; 4 Poole road - 'c^^HIPemberton Bobt. plumber,56 King st.ft 30 ft 32 Tobin at
DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. ELLESMcRJi POR"]?. 327Pennington Sarah (Miss), dress maker, 73 Bice lanePentony Limited, boot makers, 51 King streetPhiUipps .ijleorge, cycle dealer, 89 King streetI'hiUips J[ames B, hair dresser, 14 Tobin streetPhilUps John, traveller, i St, Elmo roadPhftUps Mary Ellen (Miss),private school,47 Bice Hey rd{fierce Edward ift Sons, hair dressers, 26 "Trafalgar roadFplson Benedict, assistant marine supt, 22 Bice lanePoole Bobert H, ft Co, drapers, 12 String Hey roadPoole Oharles Percy, ircmmonger, i Bice lanePooley WiUiam 0. estate agent, 112 King streetPorter Annie (Mrs.), dress malcer, 30 Bice lanePptter Albert Edmund, plumber, 6 Trafalgar roadPreston'Bobert, shopkeeper, 48 Green lanePriestley ft Sons Limited, photographers, i Falkland rdPrince Annie May (Miss), fancy draper, 98 King streetPnmford Charlotte (Mrs.), noidwife, 57 Union streetQuayle Fanny (Mrs.), fancy goods dealer, 62a, King stQuinQ Augustine, overseer; office, 8 Trafalgar roadBavenscroft Frederick, window cleaner, 79 Union streetftadmond Elizabeth (Miss), tobacconist, 40 Tobin streetBichmond (The) Gas Stove ft Meter Co. Limited, 23Church streetBimmer Mary (Miss), shopkeeper, 46 Bice laneBiver Plate Fresh Meat Co, Lim.butchers,2i Trafalgar rdRoberts Agnes ft Winifred (Misses) ,mUUners, 109 King stBoberts Brothers, mUliners ft drapers, 9 King streetRoberts John, tailor, 6 Sea Bank roadBoberts John, teacher of physicial culture, 63 Church stBoberts Robert P. fancy draper, 65 King streetEobertson Henry, Great Britain hotel, 15 King streetRose Daniel Charles, Ferry Pier hotel, 48 Tobin streetRose Martha (Mrs,), shopkeeper, 43 Trafalgar roadBpsenjierg W. ft Co, picture frame makers, 116 King stButherford Elizabeth (Mrs,), draper, 86 King streetSaks Frauds, taUor, 45 King streetSalusbury Emma (Mrs,), dress maker, 73 Bice laneSamud T., B.A. seoretaoy to the Wallasey EducationDepartment, Central parkSamuel Thomas, joiner, i Ivor roadSargeant Harry Heslop, beer retailer, 7 Union streetSayle Eleanor (Miss), dress maker, 31 Wright streetSayle John Robert, cabinet maker, 44 King street^ott Bobert ft Sons, bakers, 28a, Trafalgar roadScott Frank R, butcher, 187 Brighton streetl^handley EUen (Mrs.), midwife, 27 String Hey roadSheen Emest, pianoforte dealer, 2 Trafalgar roadSherwen WUliam, optician, 53 King streetSmg Quong, laundry, 10 Riee laneSinger Sewing Hfochine Co. Limited, 84 King streetSUnger John, stationer, 57 King streetSmith A. (Mrs,), artist, 12 Sea Bank roadSmith Annie (Mrs,), draper, 27 King streetSmith John James, master mariner, 55 Lea roadSmith 'WiUiam, picture framer, 76 King streetSmith WUUam Alfred, fruiterer, 120 King streetSomervUle LiUian (IMiss), dress maker, 19 Church streetSprigings Walter T. Nelson hotel, 2 String Hey road ft28 Trafalgar roadflproat Tom P, grocer, 73 King streetSproat Walter Scott, traveller, 2 St. Bride's road.OTroul Andrew^ master mariner, 31 Lumley road . „Stanfield Thomas, commission agent, i Wright street^^iiley John WUliani F. traveller, 9 ChurchiU groveSteere Ernest, master mariner, 6 Vicara|fe groveStewart Oharles, registrar of births ft deaths for the subdistrictof Wallasey, 32 Budgrave squareStewart John, traveller, 35 Ohurch street .Stewart Lilly (Miss), dress maker, 18 Budgrave squareS)too|is Thomas W, butcher, 42 King streetStrother Robert, piano tuner, 87 Falkland roadStrother,Rti-^Hd.musical instrument dlr,i89 Brighton stSuUivan John, tobacconist, 100 King streetSutton Alfred Edwd. fancy repository, 124 King streetSwanwick Thomas, shopkeeper, i Whittord terrace.Union-street ft coal dealer. Union streetTabemer Alice ,E. (Mrs.), draper, 74 Trafalgar roadTaylor ft Sons, hay dealers, 13-25 Bumaby street"Taylor E. Alicia (Miss), florist, 64a, King streetTaylor Emest Sanderson, pharmaceutical chemist, 34King streetTaylor George, greengrocer, 24 Trafalgar roadEliliESMEBE POET (formerly caUed WhitbyLocks) is a well-built village and port, in the parish ofWhitby, at the junction of the Ellesmere canal with theManchester Ship canal, on the southern shore of theriver Mersey, with a station on the Birkenhead, Lancashireand <strong>Cheshire</strong> section of the London and NorthWestern and Great Westem joint railway, 7 milesnorth-north-east from Cheater and 9 south-east fromBirkenhead, in the Wirral, division of the county ofCheater and in *>>« eastern division of the hundred OfTaylor WiUiam Henry, tailor, 55 Bice lane"IJiomas Sarah. (Miss), dress maker, 56 Trafalgar roadThompson Hy. ft Sons Ltd. provision dealers, 13 King stThompson Arthur, traveller, 8 Wellington roadThompson Isaac, traveller, 52 Church streetThompson WUliam, confectioner, 21 Rice laneThorne Percy G. confectioner, 107 Green laneThrelfaU James, dairyman, 54 Green lane; 6 Tobin st.ft 76 Trafalgar roadTimeweU Eynest, traveller,, 64 Wright streetTrantor Cornelius A. pilot,. 23 Rice Hey roadTrapneU Samuel A. fishmonger, 5 Green laneTravers Walter Henry AssocM.Inst.CE. engineer 4surveyor to the Wallasey Urban District CouncU, 18Falkland roadTrott Francis WilUam, chandler, 114 String Hey roadTumer Alice Matilda (Mi8s),confectioner,i6 Trafalgar rdTyte Sarah (Miss), stationer, 7 King streetUnwin Charles A. ironmonger, 55 King streetUpton James, bricklayer, 48 Bice laneVale Electrical Co. electrical contractors, 7 Burnaby stWall Arthur George, traveUer, 20 Park sideWallace WilUam J. grocer. 32 King streetWaUasey Central Liberal Club (E. J. Smith, hon. sec),72 Church streetWallasey Ladies' Charity (Miss Margaret Mullineux,matron), 23 Trafalgar roadWaUasey School of Science ft Art (Alderman T. BafflesBulley J.P. chairman; T. Samuel B.A. sec,; W.Morton, art master). Central park, Liscard roadWallasey Urban District <strong>Council</strong> Office (Harry WiUiamCook, town clerk). Church streetWallasey Urban District <strong>Council</strong> Education Office(Dr. Oldershaw, chairman; Thomas Samuel B.A.sec^). Central park,-Liscard roadWallasey Skating Rink Co. 94-96 King streetWalsh Edith (Miss), confectioner, 20 String-Hey roadWalton Leonard G. chemist, 29 Trafalgar roadWard Thomas Houghton, assistant overseer. Poor Bateoffice,8 Trafalgar road 1Wardle Jean (Miss), fancy draper, 103 King streetWarner Arthur Edwin, plumber, 22 (back of) Church stWarriner Edward Stanley, butcher, 33 Bice kneWashington James, hair dresser, i Green laneWaterworth Bros. Ltd. fruiterers, 39 Trafalgar road ft37 King streetWatson Edith (Mrs.), miUiner, 10 Trafalgar roadWaugh Clarence, insurance agent, 4 South View terrace.String Hey roadWeale Thomas W. plumber, 82 Union streetWeaver Brothers, grocers, 2 Crescent roadWebb Louise (Mrs.), confectioner, 80 Green la;ae,'WeUs WilUam, bricklayer, 9 Royston avenue- - -White Star Bazaar Go. general dealers, 224 Brightonstreet & 30 King streetWhittingham Annie (Mrs.), confectioner, 29 King streetWhittle WUliam John, rate collector Wallasey UrbanDistrict <strong>Council</strong>, n Church streetWilkinson Frank, pilot, 24 St. Lucia roadWilkinson John, draper, 82 Green laneWiUiams Bros.Ltd. grocers, 13 Trafalgar rd.ft 8 King st.Williams Lily ft Margaret (Misses),.ehahdlen|, 15 Trafalgarrpad'*•WiUiams John Thomas, traveller, 28 Lumley roadWUliamson William, uphdsterer, 106 King streetWilson CecU, manager London City ft MidlandBaikLimited, 2 King streetWUson Charles M.B., C.M.Glas. physician,8 Sea Bank rdWinstanley Albert Edward, plumber, 177 Brighton stWinstanlev Isaac Fletcher, plumber, 60 King streetWinstanley James WUliam, chimney sweep, i NorthView terrace. String Hey roadWolff Thomas Edward, french poUsher, 24 Charlotte rdWoods Edward Cuthbert L.D.S.Eng. dentist,95( King st;Woodward Edward, fmiterer, 27 Trafalgar rcrad-Wookey James, pilot, 29 ParksideWorthington Maria (Mrs.), grocer, 24 ft 26,Unjpn, st ^Wright George ft Son's Ltd. dyers, 29 King streetWright Edward Harold, confectioner, 7 Bice laneYeoman William J. solicitor ft commissioner for oaths,222 Brighton streetZwinger James Mortimer, acdountant, 9 St. Vincent roadWirral, union of Wirral, county court district of Birkenhead,and in the rural, deanery of Wirral and archdeaconryand dibceSe of Chester. The Ellesmere canal,,which is the property'of the Shropshire Union Railwayand Canal Co. communicates, by its branches^ with theSet^ern, the Dee and the Mersey, and opens up the inlandnavigation from Liverpool to North Wales, Bristol,Birmingham,)Wolverhampton and the Midlands; thedocks and warehouses are aU substantially built, and alArge number of coasting vessels and flats can Ue here
328 ELLESMEl.E PORT. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'Sat one time. This is the chief depot for iron orebrought from the north, and forwarded to iron manufactoriesin Staffordshire and other places. A goodtrade is also carried on in pig iron, and steamersdepart at every tide, conveying merchandise andpassengers to Liverpool and other ports. Immediatelyopposite Ellesmere Port is the massive embankmentseparating the Manchester Ship canal from the Mersey:it is constructed of piles and timber framing, soUdlyfilled in and banked up with stone, rubble and boulderclay, t*he width at the top being about 70 feet, and atthe base, which is strengthened with additional piles,140 feet; the minimum bottom width of the Ship canalhere is 120 feet. A pontoon dock capable of raising anddocking vessels of 5,000 tons and 350 feet long wasinaugurated here in Nov. 1893. The village is lightedwith gas from the works of the Shropshire Union CanalCo.By Local Government Board Order No. 42,750, whichcame into operation April i, 1902, the civil parish ofWhitby was constituted an Urban District, named EllesmerePort and Whitby, and under the provisions ofthe "Local Government Act, 1894" (56 and 57 Vict,ch. 73), is now governed by an Urban <strong>Council</strong> of fifteenmembers, and by Local Government Board Order No.54,364, January 31st, 1910, Stanlow, Great Stanney,Nether Pool', Over Pool and Whitby were added.The ecclesiastical parish was formed March 28, 1871,from the parish of Eastham. Christ Church, erected in1869, at a cost of j^2,9oo, is a building of stone, in theEarly Decorated style, consisting of chancel, nave,transepts, south porch and a tower with turret containingone bell: there are about 400 sittings. Theregister dates from the year 1844. The living is avicarage, net yearly value ;^320, with 4 acres of glebeand residence, in the gift of the Bishop of Chester, andheld since 1907 by the Rev. Herbert Joseph DawsonM.A. of Trinity HaU, Cambridge. The Catholic church,in Enfield road, is an iron building, erected in 1910.There is a Primitive Methodist chapel, built in 1900 ata cost of ,;^3,5oo, and seating 670 persons, and a Missionchapel, belonging to the same sect, erected in Heathfieldroad in 1908. The Wesleyan Methodist chapel isin King street. There is also a Bethel chapel belongingto the Mersey Mission for Seamen. The Church Institute,in Station road, was erected in 1908 at a cost of;^2,5oo. The Carnegie Public Library, in Library street,was erected in 1910 at a cost of ^^1,700, of which sum;^i,5oo was given by Andrew Carnegie esq. and is abuilding of red brick with stone facings, containingabout 2,000 volumes. The acreage, rateable value andpopulation is given with Whitby township.The population of the ecclesiastical parish in 1901 was4,027.Post, M. 0. ft T. Office.—John Harold Royston, subpostmaster.Letters through Chester arrive at 6 a.m.4 12.15 4 3.32 p.m.; dispatched at 11.5 a.m. 4 1.304 8 p.m.; sundays, arrive at 6 a.m.; dispatched at8 p.mTown Sub-Post Office, Whitby road.—Hugh W. WaUis,sub-postmaster. Box cleared at 10.35 ^-- ^ ^-^5& 7.20 p.m.; Sunday, 7.20 p.mMembers.Retire AprU, 1911.William BreckonI WiUiam StocktonLevi WilUam Lindop I Charles WhitridgeRetire April, 1912.Joseph BondI Joseph BurrowMaxwellCuthbertsonBumell I William JonesRetire April, 1913.Edward Peter Jones J.P Thomas WarringtonSamuel JonesEdward WilliamsJohn Henry LloydOfficials,Clerk, David Bunting, 13 Albert road, BirkenheadTreasurer, Frank GoUinge, Parr's Bank Limited, Stationroad, Ellesmere PortMedical Officer of Health. John B. Yeoman M.D., C.M.Edin., D.P.H.L'pool. F.R.G,S,Edin.Parkgate rd.NestonSurveyor ft Sanitary Inspector, John M. Hudson, ChesnutgroveCollector, Thos. Wilding, Bank buildings, no Station rdPUBLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS.<strong>Council</strong>, Cambridge road (junior ft senior mixed),opened in 1910 4 built at a cost of over ;£io,ooo, for700 children; average attendance, 690; Arthur E.Aston B.A. master; Miss Frances E. Henderson, mistEllesmere Port (girls ft infants), built in 1841 ft enlargedin 1901, boys' buUt in 1902, for 200 boys, 150girls 4 116 infants; average attendance, 200 boys,150 girls 4 116 infants; William Fogg, master; Mig&Whitehead, girls' mistress; Miss 'Williams, infants''mistressPrimitive Methodist (mixed 4 infants), built in 1872 &enlarged in 1897 4 1899 for 600 children; averageattendance, 310; WiUiam Breckon, master; MissAyres, mistressRailway Station, Henry Herbert Brice, station masterNETHERPOOL is a township in the ecclesiasUcalparish of Ellesmere Port, 2 miles east from Little Suttonstation on the Hooton and Helsby branch of the GreatWestem and London and North Western joint raUway,and 8 south from Birkenhead. Pool Hall, erected by SirWUliam Poole kt. sheriff of <strong>Cheshire</strong> 16 Hen. VIIL(1524-5), is a large and picturesque mansion in the Uomesticstyle of the Tudor period, and was long the residenceof the very ancient family of Pool or Poole, knigbts.and baronets, who took their surname from this lordship,,with which they were connected from the time of lidw.I. : the north .ind east fronts of the building are of greystone; the other sides, relieved by projecting gable*with muUioned windows, are of timber and plaster work;the east front is lighted by large bay -windows, and ba»at each end an octagonal turret ot three storeys, risingslightly above the main portion and finished with a lowconical roof; attached to the south-east turret is an embattledporch, approached by a flight ot steps and leadingto a spacious hall, at the end of which is the great hall,,an apartment with fine bay windows, but now divided soasto form several rooms, one of which contained a chimney-piecevnih the date 1574, which has now been removedto the front of the hall; there is also a dininghall, the walls of which are lined throughout with oakpanelling, and an ancient chapel; the house, which standson the south bank of the Mersey and now occupied as afarmhouse, is the property of the trustees of the lateRichard Christopher Naylor esq. J.P. of Kelmarsh HaU,Northants (d, 1899), who are lords of the manor anithe principal landowners. The area is 444 acres of land,.33 of inland and 106 of tidal water and 1,121 of foreshore; rateable value, ;^i,765; the population in igorwas 21.Letters through Chester.ELLESMERE PORT ft WHITBY URBAN DISTRICTCOUNCIL.Letters through Chester.Meets at Bank buildings, no Station road, the lastmonday in the month at 6 p.m.Chairman, Henry Webster Boultbee, retire April, 1911.Vice-Chairman, John William Nicholas, retire April, 1912The nearest money order fctelegraph office is at Little Sutton, 2 miles distantOVERPOOL is a township in the ecclesiastical parish ofEllesmere Port, and equi-distant from the river Merseyand the road from Birkenhead to Chester, and is onemile east from Little Sutton station on the Great Westerniand London and North Western joint railway; here isa Primitive Methodist chapel. The trustees of the lateB. 0. Naylor esq. are lords of the manor and the principallandowners. The area is 462 acres; rateablevalue, ;^8o4; the population in 1901 was 91,The nearest money order fctelegraph office is at Little Sutton, i mile distantLetter Box deared at 7.20 p.m.; Sundays, 10 a.mSTANLOW, formerly extra-parochial, is now a parishon the river Mersey and the Manchester Ship CanaL5 miles east from Sutton, ij south-east from EUesmerePort station on the Helsby and Hooton railway,9 north from Chester and 11 south-east from Birkenhead,in the higher division of the hundred of WirraLChester union and county court district and pettysessional division of Chester Castle. The ManchesterShip Canal passes compltetely through the parish,cutting off a portion of its northem area, which projectsinto the Mersey on the north side of the canaland is known as " Stanlow Point; " the waters of theriver Gowy and the Thornton brook are now dischargedinto the Mersey by means of a syphon or aqueduct,constructed 18 feet beneath the canal bottom; and thewater passes through iron tubes 12 feet in diameter,made in segments and bolted together, the whole restingupon and being surrounded by two feet of concrete:on the land side are sluice gates. At Stanlow Point wasanciently a Cistercian abbey, founded in 1172 by Johnde Lace, constable of Chester, but owing to the floodscaused by the river Mersey it was translated in 1296 toWhalltey: the abbots had a seat in the parliament of
DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. ELLESMERE PORT. 329the palatinate of Chester: few traces of the buildingsnow remain, and such as exist are discoverable only byexcavation: the site and all buildings thereon werepurchased in 1888 by the Manchester Ship Canal Co.who are lords of the manor. The area is 205 acres ofland, 17 of water, 5 of tidal water and 304 of foreshore;rateable value, £1,141; the population in 1901 was 23.This parish is reputed to be extra-parochial for ecclesiasticalpurposes.By Local Government Board Order No. 22,405, a partof Stanlow township was in 1888 transferred to GreatStanney.Letters through Chester. The nearest money order 4telegraph office is at Ellesmere Port, i^ miles distantWHITBY is a township and village, partly in the ecclesiasticalparish of Ellesmere Port and otherwise in that ofStoke, one mile from Ellesmere Port station on the Hootonand Helsby branch of the Great Western and London andNorth Western joint raUway, and la south from Birkenhead.The Ellesmere canal passes through the township.St. Thomas's (temporary) church is an iron building.ELLESMERE PORT.PBIVATE BESIDENTS.Dawson Rev. Herbert Joseph M.A.(vicar). The VicarageDodson James, Cedar lo.Merseyton rdFinny Hy, LesU'i, 3 Lower Mersey stFogg William, HazeldeneFoster George, Grosvenor houseJackson Rev, James Dodd (PrimitiveMethodist), The HoUiesIiovekin William, 7 Lower Mersey stPixton Mrs. Hawthorn vil. Elm streetRoberts ElUs, 66 Queen streetShelton John, Oaks villaStockton James, 52 Stanley roadStockton WUliam J.P. Merseyton rdWhitby Thomas, 5 Lower Mersey stWhitridge Charles, Ivy honse. LowerMersey streetCOMMEBCIAL,Early closing day, Wednesday i p.m.Archer Edwin T. hay 4 straw dealer.Dock streetArnold Mary (Mrs.), draper, 5Church streetAscroft Peter, builder, Newton roadAston Fanny (Miss), dress maker, 24Church streetAtherton Jas. Canal tavern. Canal sideBaguley Arthur, missioner to theMersay Mission for Seamen, 26Church streetBank of Liverpool Limited (branch)(Arthur F. W. CuUingworth, manager); open 9.30 to 3; sat. 9.30 to12.^0; Station road; draw on Glyn,Mills, Currie ft Co. London E GBarnbrook John, taUor, 61 Station rdBeckett Henry Peover,architect, BankbuUdings, Station roadBehrman David, furniture dealer, 67Station roadBerry J. ft Go. mineral water manufactureis.Grosvenor streetBestwick Joe, boot repr.29 Enfield rdBickley John, shopkpr. 54 Dudley rdBirch Annie (Mrs.), confectioner, 46Station roadBlayney Robert B. drug stores, 4Upper Mersey streetBradley's, outfitters, 35 Station roadBradshaw Frank, cabinet maker, 55Queen streetBrassey J. E 4 Son Limited, ironmongers.Whitby roadBreckon Wm. clothier, 36 Dock stBriggs ft Go. boot mas. 49 Station rdBrunswick Phn,artificial teeth manufacturer,70 Station roadBumell ft Co. Limited, galvanizediron manufacturers. Canal sideButler Fred Hunter, greengrocer, 16Station roadByrne Matth-3W, shopkeeper, 51 WestminsterroadCahiU Michael L.R.C.P. ft S. ft L.M.Edin., L.F.P. ft SGlas. physician &surgeon ft medical officer 4 publicerected in 1909 for 300 persons. The Primitive Methodistchapel here, built in 1873, is of red brick withstone facings. Whitby Hall, a mansion of red brickwith stone dressings in the Elizabethan style, is theresidence of Mrs. Grace, and stands in a finely-woodeddemesne. The Shropshire Union Railway and CanalGo. are lords of the manor, and Mrs. S, E. Grace,Arthur Wilson esq. and the Manchester Ship Canal Co.are the chief landowners. The entire area, includingEllesmere Port, is 1,209 acres of land, 42 of tidal and24 of inland water, and 330 of foreshore; rateable value,;^33,i88; the population in 1901 was 4,082.Post 4 M. 0. Office, Chester road.—John Green, smbpostmaster.Letters arrive from Chester at 5.50.a.m. ft 3.55 p.m. ; sundays, 5.50 a.m.; dispatched at10.15 a-- 4 8 p.m.; sundays, 8 p.m. The nearesttelegraph office is at EUesmere Port, 1 mile distantLetter Box, at Whitby Heath, cleared at 8.20 a.m. k5-35 P-m<strong>County</strong> Police Station, Wm. Arthur Lidgett, constableSchool, built 1891, for 80 infants; average, 80; Miss N.Gerard, mistressvaccinator for Whitby district,Wirral union. King streetCarasov 4 Harris, tailors, 26 StationroadCarasov Sam, photogrphr. Station rdCarnegie Public Library (AlbertClough, librarian). Library streetCartwright John Sydney, tobacconist,Whitby roadCartwright Madame E. milliner,\^ hit by roadCash George, draper, 40 Dock streetCaswell Hy. pawnbroker, Whitby rdChatburn Charles, draper, 22 Dock stChester k Wrexham ft DistrictSavings Bank (J. G. R. Crosby,manager), 115 Station roadClark Thos. shpkpr. 15 Kingsley roadClegg H. A. 4 Sons, masonry contractors,granite, marble, stone 4monumental masons, Westminsterroad. See advertisementClough Albert, librarian 4 registrarof births ft deaths for Easthamsub-district, Wirral union,56 StanleystreetClough B. (Mrs,), deputy registrarof births 4 deaths for Easthamsub-district, Wirral union, 56Stanley streetGoUinge Frank,manager, Parr's BankLimited 4 treasurer to the UrbanDistrict <strong>Council</strong>, Bank buildings.Station roadCookson Walter Stanley, builder,Westminster roadCoombes James 4 Co. boot repairers,Whitby roadCooper Jas. shopkpr. 75 Oldfield roadCooper Wm. fried fish dlr.51 Queen stCottreU Geo.boot ma.36438Station rdGottrell Jane (Mrs.), greengrocer, 50Dock streetGottrell WUliam, greengrocer, 56Station road<strong>County</strong> Police Station (Thomas Butler,sergeant), 82 4 84 Station roadCrawford John, joiner. Meadow laneCulliford David Henry, tobacconist,41 Station roadCuUingworth Arthur F. W. managerBank of Liverpool Ltd. Bank houseCustom House (Joseph WUson, principalofficer)Dodd John James, painter, 17 Oak stDonegal Tweed Co. taUors.Whitby rdDoran Alfred, pawnbroker, 32 4 34Station roadDuncalf Agnes (Miss), dress maker,14 Cambridge roadDutton Elizabeth (Mrs.),dres8 maker,66 Station roadEastmans Ltd.butchers, 14 Station rdEdwards Alfred, saddler, Whitby rdEllesmere Dairy Go. grocers, 52 Stationroad .Ellesmere Port Co-operative SocietyLimited (Joseph B. Bradshaw,sec.),Church street; 25 Stanley road kWhitby roadEllesmere Port, Little Sutton k DistrictConservative Club Limited(James Dean, sec), Westminster rdEllesmere Port Public Prize Band(James Rose, sec)Endbinder Harris, draper, 37 k 39Station roadEvans Ellis, confctnr. 65 Station roadiEvans Ellis Thomas, insurance agent,23 E.Keter roadEvans Oliver, boot repr. 63 Queen stEyres Hy. insur. agt. 57 Crescent rdField H. E. Limited, dentists; attendthurs. 4 sat. 2 to 8 p.m. CentralbuildingsFinny Henry Leslie L.R.C.P. k S.& L.M.Irel. physician 4 surgeon &certifying factory surgeon, 3 LowerMersey streetFootner Herbert F. boot maker, 63Station roadFoxall A. & Sons, sheet metalworkers, Worcester streetFrost F. A. & Sons, miUersGibson 4 Reynolds, engineers, GrosvenorstreetGriffiths Edwd.builder, Merseyton rdHamon Alfred, refreshment rooms,I Dock streetHamon Charles, shpkpr. 37 Queen stHarrison Miles, grocer, 9 Church stHatfield Herbt. shopkpr. 27 Church stEedgecock Charles, hair dresser, 59,Queen streetHignett Jas. confr. 22 Station roadHill Rowland, clothier, 10 Station rd.Hinley Henry, shopkpr.Crescent roadHippodrome (Arthur Gorelli, mgr.),.Meadow laneHolding Elizabeth (Mrs.), wardrobe.dealer, 9 Enfield roadHough Samuel, Grosvenor hotel, aUpper Mersey streetHoyles Charlotte Georgina (Mrs.),.china dealer, 2 Queen streetHudson John M. surveyor 4 sanita.ryinspector to the Urban District<strong>Council</strong>, Chesnut groveHughes Ada (Miss), fruiterer, 12.Station roadHughes Elizabeth (Miss), baker, 18.Dock street.Hughes Maurice,fishmonger,52Dock st.Hughes Saml. shopkpr. 43 Church sLHunter Richard Dunn, biUiard haU,.Station roadImperial Flour Mills Limited (JohnHardwick, managing dir.), millersJefferson Jsph. boot ma. 18 Queen stJeffries WiUiam, baker, n Enfield rdJenkins WiUiam Stanley, fishmonger,.Whitby roadJohnson WiUiam, hair dresser 4 tobacconist.Queen st.4 53 Station rd
330 ELLESMERE PORT.Jones Charles William, watch maker,45 Station roadJones Hy. Edwd. tailor, 3 Dock stJones Jesse, fried fish dealer, 20 Dockstreet 4 fishmonger, n Stanley rdJones John, builder. Station roadJones John, coal mer. Railway stationJones Richard, grocer,Westminster rdJones Saml. dairyman, 42 Station rdJones Thomas, fried fish dealer, 39Stanley roadJones Walter, butcher, 6 Station roadJones William Edward, beer retailer,7 Dock streetKing (The) Flour MiUsKite David Jas.saddler, 57 Queen stLee John William, boot maker, 48 ft50 Station roadL"igh 4 Go. Limited, stationers, 31Station roadLindop Hebe (Miss), confectioner, 61Queen streetLindsay Charles Edward, coal merchant.Railway stationLivesley W. k Sons, provisiondealers, 56 4 53 Dock street 42 Grace roadLloyd Owen 4 Son, butchers, 23.Stanlev roadLondon (The) City 4 Midland BankLimited (George William Simcoe,manager); open 10 to 3; 9.30 to12.30 sat. Station road; draw onhead office, LondonLondon M. k Sons, furniture dealers,28 4 30 Station roadLongsworth William, fried fish dlr.95 Church streetLowe John H.fishmonger,53 Queen stMcGarva Lydia (Mrs,), Station hotel.Station roadMcNeUl Wm. Dock hotel, 10 Dock stMaddocks William, The Knot hotel,Whitby roadManchester (The) Dry Docks Go.Lim.ship repairers 4c. T N 6 EUesmerePort; T A " Pontoons, EllesmerePort "Marston Henry John, cycle manufacturer,18 Station roadMeddings Jsph. shpkpr. 19 Enfield rdMeister, Lucius fc Briining Limited,analine color manufacturersMeredith Mary (Miss), fruiterer, 27Whitby roadMersey River 4 Oanals Flatmen 4Porters' Association (T. Wilding,sec). Queen streetMiller Jn. bricklyr. 2 Cambridge rdMorris 4 Johnstone, estate agents.Central buildingsMorry Wm. D. grocer, Whitby roadMounsey Tom, clothier, 54 Dockstreet 4 60 Station roadNiven James, coal mer.Central bldgsParker Joseph, contractor. Bleak ho.Canal sideParr's Bank Limited (branch) (FrankCoUinge, manager;; open daily9.30 to 3 4 9.30 to 12.30 sais. BankbuUdings, Station road; draw onhead office, 4 Bartholomew lane,London E GParsons Tidal, hair dresser, 13Whitby roadPedley & Timperley,8olicitors; attendmon. wed. k fri. 10 a.m, to 5 p.m.Central buildingsPierce Evan, draper, 55 Station roadPixton Jane E.(Mrs.), draper,8Dock stPostings Thouia-, shopkeeper, 35Merseyton roadPrescott Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeepr.40 Station roadPrice Charles, coal mer. 36 Queen stPrice Jn. painter, 20 4 22 Church stPye Arthur, grocer, 44 Station roadRaley Thomas, butcher, 3 Enfield rdBaley Thos. Wm.butcher,54Station rdRUey Thomas, boot ma. 12 Station rdRoberts Ernest L. boot maker, 107Station roadCHESHIRE.Roberts Thomas William, chemist 4druggist, 24 Dock streetRose Miriam (Miss), dress maker, 16Queen streetRoss James S. confr. Whitby roadRowlands Walter, cycle agent,88 OldfieldroadRuffer Hy. hair dresser, 7 Enfield rdSt. Helens (The) Manufacturing Co.Limited, paint manufacturersSalter Charles, hardware dealer,Whitby roadSalter "rhos. tobacconist, 42 Dock stSambrook John Arthur, tobacconist,24 Station roadShelton John, brick makerShone John, shopkpr. 2 Oldfield roadShropshire Union RaUway ft Canal Co,(Charles Whitridge,. canal agent)Simcoe George William, managerthe London City 4 Midland BankLimited, Station roadSinger Sewing Machine Go. Limited,43 Station roadStanley Gertrade (Mrs,), shopkeeper,41 Stanley roadStanway Brothers, cycle agents, 47Station roadStephens Selina (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 3Merseyton roadStockton ft Son, butchers, 44 Dock stStockton Ewart, provision dealer, 38Dock streetStockton Thos.grcr.59 4 6iMeTsytn,rdStockton Wm. butcher, 14 Dock stSwift James, butcher, Whitby roadTaylor John, tobacconist, 58 4 nStation roadTaylor May (Miss), confr, 28 Dock stTaylor Sarah -(Mrs.),, dress maker,15 Upper Mersey streetThomas Richd. baker, 17 Whitby rdThomason John, blacksmith,(]lhuroh stTomalin Joseph, boot ma. 48 Dock stTunna Arth.Geo. grocer,20 Station rdUnited Counties Bank Limited(Geoffrey H. Bowker, clerk incharge); open 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.;sat. 9.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. StationroadWallbank Walt, ironmgr. 46 Dock stWallis Hugh W. chemist, 4 postoffice, Whitby roadWarrington 4 Son, builders. King stWarrington Emest Jas. ironmonger,33 Station roadWatkins Brothers 4 Parkes, provisiondealers, 8 4 105 Station road 4Whitby roadWhitby Workmen's Social Glub(Walt.Rowlands, sec), Whitby roadWhitridge Oharles, agent ShropshireUnion Railway 4 Canal CoWilding Thomas, assistant overseerfor Ellesmere Pprt 4 Whitby 4collector to the Urban District<strong>Council</strong>.Bank buildings, no Station rdWilkinson John S. fried fish dealer,27 Enlield roadVVilliams Albert, greengrocer,3 UpperMersey streetWilliams Edward, butcher, 2, 30 432 Dock streetWilliams Edwd.butcher, 15 Whitby rdWilliams Jn.hair dresser, 26 Dock stWilliams Margaret (Mrs,), fried fishdealer, 67 Queen streetWilliams Owen,shopkpr. 2 Enfield rdWilliams Thos. monumental mason,Westminster roadWilson Fredk. R. solicitor. King stWilson Joseph, insur. agt. i Elm stWUson Joseph, principal coast officerH.M. CustomsWilson William H. buUders' 4 timbermerchant, Westminster roadWolfman Aaron, hardware dealer, 4Oxford streetWolverhampton Corrugated Iron Co.Limited, galvanized iron manufrsWynne Edward John, Bull's HeadP.H. 2 Station road[KELLY'8OVERPOOL.Ohristopherson James KeUett, frmrJones Joseph ft Frederick, farmer?Jones Saml. farmer. Pool hall.NthrplWHITBY.PRIVATE BESIDENTS.AUerton Wm. Hy. Oak vil, Ohester rdBaker George, "The HeathBoultbee Henry Webster, SUverneBnmell Maxwell Guthbertson, TheBungalowGahill Michael, GarrigmoreCoUinge Frank, EllingtonGorelli Arthur, 8 Stanlow vUlasDarlington Charles, Chester roadDodd Daniel, Chester roadEgginton Fredk. W. Whitby HeathFlockhart John, 16 Stanlow viUasFoxaU Abel, Mayfield viUaGjbson Prof.Harvey, Whitby Old haUGibson WUliam, 14 Stanlow viUasGittins Thos. Alex. Woodland roadGrace Mrs, Whitby hall, Stanney laHall William, 4 Stanlow villasHenshaw Samuel, IvydeneJames Rev. William (curate incharge), AbbotsfordJohnson A. W'oodland roadKirby Bev. Edward Dodsworth(Catholic), 10 Stanlow villasLindop Levi William, Fir cottageLivesley WilliamMcCutcheon James Orr, Vale Rd, vflgMcLean Rev. Thomas Bithel, WoodlandroadMcLean J. Lionel, Woodland roadMansfield Edwin, Heathfield house,Chester roadMounsey Tom, 18 Stanlow villasNorman Mrs. White houseOffley John Wm. B. Woodland roald"'Onions Isaac. LaurelsPage John Henry, 20 Stanlow viUasPlaister Alban, "Yale Road viUasPiatt Joseph, Whitby roadPiatt Mrs. Whitby houseSimpson WiUiam, Whitby HeathSmith Mrs. Atherton lodgeSutton Arth. Ernest, 2 Stanlow vUsWall GeorgeWalpole John Edward, HighburyWilson Thomas, Chester roadWilson WiUiam, The HawthornsCOMMEBCIAL.Ashmore Frederick Andrew, grocer,Chester roadAshton Edward, farmer. Heath farmBedweU Henry, insurance agentBeech Saml. shopkpr. Chester roadBond Joseph, Sportsman's Arms P.H.Chester roadBristor Frank, carriage proprietor.Woodland road ,1..Burrows Joseph, farmer, Chester rdCottreU Geo. boot ma. Chester roadDarlington Chas. carter, Whilby HthDcnbavand Alfred, land surveyor,CedarsFisher Frederick H. nurseryman,Whitby HeathFisher Ostler,market gdnr.Chester rdFoster Charles, boot repr. Chester rdFoxall Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper,Whitby HeathFoxall Jsph, insurance agt. Chester rdGi'een John 4 Co. grocers. Post office,Ohester roadHatfield Thomas, farmer. Bee Orchiscottage, Chester roadJones James, shopkeeperJones John, builderLloyd John Henry, farmer, Ohester rdNickson John', insur. agent,Oak DeneNorman A. H. & Co. engineersParsonage Martha (Mrs.), blacksmith,Chester roadPrice Thos. 4 Son,groc6rs,Ghester idSailes William, boot rpr, Ohester rdShone Ruth (Miss), dress makerVenables John, market gardener,Whitbv Heath
DIRECTORY.JCHESHIRE. FARNDON. ,S3lWalton Robt. wheelwright, Chester rd [ WiUiams Edward, brick makerS^lL ^^„fn^^""'^'•^ (WiUiam Wilson Arthur, farmer, Chester road f STANLOW.Heslop, proprietor) 1 wUson Thomas, farmer | Grimes Richard, watermanELWOBTH is an ecclesiastical parish, formed March q1847, out of Sandbach and Warmingham parishes andincludes parts of Sandbach, Elton, Moston and Tetton(see Warmingham for these viUages) and the whde ofBradwaU; it is on the road from Sandbach to Middlewichand Northwich, ij miltes north-west from Sandbach,in the Grewe division of the county, petty sessionaldivision of Northwich, rural deanery of Congleton archdeaconryof Macclesfield and diocese of Chester. ' Sandbachstation, on the London and North Western railwayis in this parish. Tho church of St. Peter, erected in1846, is a building of stone in the Gothic style, consistingof chancel, nave, north porch and an open westernturret containing one beU: the church affords 222sittings. The register dates from the year 1847 Theliving is a vicarage, net yeariy val-ue i'148, with residence,m the gift of the vicar of Sandbach, and heldsince 1883 by the Rev. Thomas Lunt B.A. of St John'sCollege, Cambridge. There is a United Methodistchapd here, buUt in 1889. There is a reading roombelonging to the Sandbach Industrial Co-operativeSociety, and a recreation club in connection withFoden's Limited. The area is 5,120 acres; populationin 1901, 1,532.Public Elementary School (mixed). buUt in 1851 4 enlargedin 1891 4 1898, for 320 children; averageattendance, 300; John Hodgson, masterELWORTH.PHIVATB BESIDENTS.Butterworth Joseph Hy. The GablesCookson Samuel, The PoplarsEarp Miss, BertviUeFoden Edward Richard, The SpotFoden Edwin, Elworth houseFoden WUliam, Poplar viewGreen Thomas, Hawthorn viUaHarbridge Miss, Elworth mountJohnson James W. Holly bankJones Edward, Beech cottageKidd Mrs. Ivy viUaLunt Rev. Thomas B.A. VicaragePass Mrs. Booth vUlaPearce Rev. John (United Methodist),The AvenuePoole Francis JosephPring John, Linden bankSheffield John, Mount Pleasant houseTurner Mrs. Oak cottageTwemlow SamuelWhittaker Mrs. Heather leaCOMirEECIAL.Bray Henry, boot repairerBrickhill Moses Smith, stationer, 4post officeBritish Petroleum Co. Limited, oilmerchants. Station yardBuckley James, butcher. New streetBurgess Daniel H. butcherClowes 4 Sons, blacksmithsCookson Samuel, farmerDakin Walter, farmer, Crabtree farmDavies Kate (Miss), beer retailerDean Charles Henry, hair dresserEdmonds Sydney, confectnr. New stEdmonds Wm. manufg. confr. Eva stFodens Limited, engineersGibson Edward, farmerHough Thomas, wheelwrightJackson Brothers, coal merchantsJinks & Co. errocersJinks Jane (Mrs.), Fox innLovatt Harry, cycle agentLovatt John, fried fish dlr. New stMellor Charlotte (Mrs.), shopkeeperMinshull Emma (Mrs.), grocerOgden James, shopkeeperPotts James, beer retaUerPring John 4 Son Lim. wire workersRichardson Joseph, farmerRiley 4 Sons, butchersRiley Thomas, fruitererSalmon Thomas Edward, grocerSandbach Industrial Co-operative.Society Limited (branch)S.indbach Industrial Go-operativeSociety Reading Room (F.Dodd,sec)Sherwood 4 Go.coal mers. Station ydToUey WUfred J.fried fish dlr.New stWoclley Ann (Mrs.),smaUware dealerBRADWALL.PBIVATE RESIDENTS.Cooper Mrs. The HawthornsBTCHELIiS,FABNDON is a parish and township. The village issituated on the road from Chester to Wrexham, and onthe east bank of the Dee, here crossed by a fine old bridgeof nine arches, said to have been erected about 1343, andconnecting this place with the vUlage of Holt, Denbighshire;it is 4J mUes west from Broxton raUway stationon the Chester and Shrewsbury section of the Londonand North Western railway, 6 mUes east of Wrexham onthe Great Western raUway, and 8 south from Chester,in the Eddisbury division of the county, higher divisionof Broxton hundred, petty sessional division and unionof Tarvin, Chester county court district, rural deaneryof Malpas and archdeaconry and diocese of Chester. Thechurch of St, Chad is an andent building of stone inthe Gothic style, consisting of tower containing a clockand 8 bells, restored in 1B87, at a cost of ;^225, raised bysubscription: in the Barnston chapel is a small stainedwindow, vrith portraits of Sir Francis GamuU, knightedat Oxford, 25 April, 1644; Sir WiUiam Mainwaring,knighted at Oxford, 9 Jan. 1643; Roger Grosvenor esq.Oaptain Barnston and others, representing the chiefBoyaUst famiUes of this county: the Ibwer light containsfigures of men in the armour of the same period: thereare 430 sittings. The register dates from 1601. TheUving is a rectory, net yearly value ;^255, including 44acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of the DukeBRADWALL (or Bradwell) is a township in the Eddisburydivision of the county, Sandbach petty sessional division,and union of Congleton, about 2 miles north fromSandbach. There is a Wesleyan Methodist chapel here,erected 1883. The Sandbach Training School for Boys,in this township, is a building of red brick, erected in theyear 1855, and enlarged and a cottage hospital added inr88o; it will hold 70 boys, which is the average number;the school is under the control of an executive committeeof 7 members, three of whom are magistrates;Edward Shaw, superintendent. Sir John EmmottBarlow bart. MP. of Torkington Lodge, near Stockport,IS Ibrd of the manor and principal landowner. Thecrops are oats, roots, wheat and rye. The land ischiefly pasture. The soU is in some parts Wght and inothers heavy; subsoU, clay and sand. The area is2,117 acres; rateable value, ;^9,7o8 ; the population in1901 was 924.Post, M. 0. 4 T. & Telephonic Express Delivery Office,Elworth.—Moses Smith BrickhiU, sub-postmaster.Letters arrive from Sandbach at 6.30 a.m. & 4 p.m.;dispatched at 11.45 a.m. ft 12.30, 2.10, 5.40, 7.20 ft9.45 p.mLetter Box, Bradwall, cleared 9.5 a.m. 4 7.30 p.mSandbach Railway Station (L. k N. W. R.), GeorgeCollins, station masterCrewe Mrs. The LaurelsHindson Rev. John HutchinsonBradwaU hallPlant John, AcaciaSladen Mrs. Wellbank houseWoolf Miss, MorningsideM.A.COMilERCIAL.Abell Thomas, farmer. Whiting farmBoffey Samuel, farmerClowes Elizabeth (Mrs.), blacksmithCooper Henry, assistant overseer. TheHawthornsDarlington Jn. farmer, Plumtree frmDavenport Geo. frmr. Barncroft cotGibson Edward, farmerGoodwin Paul, farmerHoUinshead Frederick, farmerHough Albert, wheelwrightJohnson Samuel, farmer. Spring bankLowe James H. farmerPalfreyman Clement, farmerPlant Thomas, farmer, Elworth hallRichardson Edward, farmerSandbach Training School (EdwardShaw, superintendent)Sutton Thomas, farmerThorley Joseph, farmer. Walnut TreefaimThorley Thomas,farmer,HoUin's farmWakefield WiUiam Proudman, fannerYoxall Emma (Mrs.), farmer, Bradwallcottagesee Northenden.of Westminster G.C.V.O. and held since 1910 by theRev. Charles Edward Austin M.A. of Trinity College,Dublin. There is a Congregational chapel and a placeof worship for Plymouth Brethren. The charities fordistribution in money amount to about ;^35 yearly, Astone obelisk on the Chester road records the servicesand death of Major Roger Barnston, of the 90th regimentof Light Infantry, who, after serving in theCrimean campaign, died at Gawnpore in 1857; and ateoof his brother. Major William Barnston, of the S5thregiment, who died in 1872. Harry Barnston esq. M.P.of Crewe Hill, is lord of the manor and principal landowner.The soil is clayey; subsoil, clay. The chiefcrops are wheat, barley and much land is in pasture.The area of the township is 1,044 acres of tend and 27of water; rateable value, ;^2,8o9; the population in 1901was—parish, 981; township, 564.Parish Clerk, George Ince.Post, M. 0. 4 T. 4 Telephonic Express Delivery Office.—George Ince, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive fromChester at 6.55 a.m. ft 4 p.m.; dispatched at 9.30a.m, 4 7.30 p.m<strong>County</strong> Police Station, Harry Migall, acting sergeantPublic Elementary School (mixed), built at the beginningof the 19th century 4 enlarged in 1903, for160 children; average attendance, 115; this school is
332 FARNDON. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'Sendowed with the rent of ij acres of allotments, let 4cultivated on the voluntary system ft producing about;^8 yearly; the endowment is managed by six trustees; Henry Oharles Pennington, masterConveyance.—The Great Western RaUway Motor omnibusesleave Raven hotel, Farndon, for Wrexham G.W. R, station four times a day, commencing at 8.30a.m. tilli 6.20 p.m.; returning from Wrexham 10.15a.m. till 9.15 p.m.; omnibuses to Chester, 8 4 9.30a.m. 12 noon 4 5.15 p.m. ; returning from Chester,Nag's Head Cocoa House, Foregate street, at 10 a.m.4 2.30, 4.45 4 7.15 p.mBARTON is a township and village, 2 miles east fromthe parish church and 2 west from Broxton railwaystation, and consists principally of a few farms andcottages. Here is a Congregational chapel, erected in1877. The trustees of the late John Hurleston Lecheesq. D.L., J.P. of Garden Park, Chester, are I'ords otthe manor and sole landowners. The area is 530 acres;rateable value, ;^93o; the population in 1901 was 92.Letters through Malpas. The nearest money order 4telegraph office is at Glutton, 1 mile distantWall Box cleared at 10 a.m, 4 6 p.m. week days onlyCHURTON is a township and small village, on the eastbank of the river Dee, in the parishes of Farndon andAldford, of which part is called Churton-by-Farndonand the rest Churton-by-Aldford; it is 5 miles westfrom Broxton railway station, on the Shrewsbury andChester section of the London and North Western railway,7 south-by-east from Chester and a mile and ahalf north from Farndon. The village consists principallyof one Ions straggling street. There is a PrimitiveMethodist chapel here, erected in 1833. HarryBarnston esq. M.P. who is lord of the manor ofChurton-by-Farndon, tbe Duke of Westminster G.C.V.O.and Mrs. Maylor, of Churton, are the chief landowners.The area of Churton-by-Farndon is 445 acres; rateablevalue, ;^928; the population in 1901 was 126.Churton-by-Aldford township is given with Aldford.GLUTTON is a small township, i mile west fromBroxton railway station, 3 miles east from Farndon,FARNDON.PRIVATE BESIDENTS,Austin Rev. Charles Edward M.A.(rector). RectoryButler Mrs. Lime cottageDavies Rev. Lewis Morgan (Congregational),The ManseGill Mrs. Dee banksGrange Miss, Oak houseHarding Geo, Plumpton, Belmont hoJones "Thomas, Rose villaParker WilUam, Holly bankSalmon Joseph Robert, The BreweryWarburton Miss, Rock viUaCOMMEBCIAX.Bate Charles, carterBellis Brothers Limited, farmers ftfruit growers ; ft at ChurtonBelmont Charles Moore, farmerEdwards Henry, joinerEvans Charles, hair dresserEyton Edward, blacksmithFowles Annie(Mrs.),Masons'Arms P.HGauterin Charles, carrierGreyhound Hotel (James Molyneux,proprietor) ; accommodationfor cyclists 4 motoristsHarrison William, baker 4 grocerHughes Ellis, brick setterInce Brothers, coal dealersInce Annie (Miss), dress makerInce George, postmaster ft assistantoverseerInce Thomas, stone masonJones Edward, grocerJones Eliza (Mrs), boat proprietor.Dee cottageconsisting principally of a few farms and cottages. TheHall, a plain structure of brick, is occupied as a farmhouseby Mr. John Lewis. The trustees of the late JolinHurleston Leche esq. of Garden Park, Chester, who arelords of the manor, and Lord Tollemache, are the landowners.The area is 628 acres of land and 5 of water;rateable value, ^^889; the population in 1901 was 78.Post, M. O. ft T. ft Telephonic Express Delivery OflSce,Glutton.—William Edge, sub-postmaster. Lettersthrough Chester, via Handley, arrive at 7.25 a.m. fcdispatched at 5.30 p.m.; no sunday deKveryPublic Elementary School, built by subscription in 1836,4 enlarged 1908, for 80 children; average attendance,64; Miss Mary Elizabeth Davies, mistressCREWE is a township, i mile south from Farndon, onthe east bank of the Dee, and on the road from Malpasto Chester. Here is a Primitive Methodist chapel.Harry Barnston esq. M.P. is lord of the manor andprincipal landowner. Some property is also occupied byGeorge Barbour esq. of Boltesworth Gastle. Grewe Hill,the residence of Harry Barnston esq. M.A., M.P., J.P.and Mrs. Barnston, is pleasantly seated on the banksof the Dee. The area is 81 acres of land and n ofwater; rateable value, ;^462; the population in 1901was 56.Wall Letter Box cleared at 5.45 p.m. week days onlyLetters through Ohester. Farndon is the nearest moneyorder 4 telegraph office, about i^ miles distantKINGS MARSH (formerly extra-parochial) is a township3J miles from Broxton railway station. George Barbouresq. of Bolesworth Castle, is lord of the manor. Tlieprincipal landowners are G. Barbour esq. the trusteujof the late John H. Leche esq. Harry Barnston esq.M.P. and Mr, Noah Parker, Marsh House. The soU iaclay; subsoil, marl. The chief crops are wheat andoats, and there is much grazing land. The area is 823acres; rateable vaMe, ;^i,i22; the population in igorwas 65.Jones John, Nag's Head P.H. 4farmer; every accommodation forcyclists 4 motoristsKeys Nathaniel, boot 4 shoe dealerLewis John, joinerLowe Albert, farmerLowe William, market gardenerLoyal Order of Ancient Shepherds,Victoria Lodge, No. 2,134 (ThomasJones, sec)McCreadie Annabella (Mrs.),RavenP.HMaddocks Thomas, cycle agentMolyneux James, Greyhound hotelMorgan ft Forshaw, drapersParker George,jun. farmer & butcherParker Wm.,M.B.,G.M.surg. Holly bkPayne Alfred, saddlerPinnington Lily (Mrs.), grocerPowdrell Thomas, farmerShone Samuel, farrierStones James Richard, bakerWalker Henry, boot makerWalker James, news agentWatson Joseph, butcherWooUey Brothers, blacksmithsBARTON.Blake Thomas, farmerBrett John, farmerChaloner George, cowkeeperJones Ellen (Mrs.), farmerLarge Henry, shoe makerLewis John, Cock P.H. ft farmerMatthews Thomas, farmerPenk David, market gardenerRowe Thomas, farmerWitter Joseph, farmerFO'DLK STAPLEFOBD,FBANEB*? is a township and parish, formed June 28,1861, from the parish of West Kirby, 2^ miles from theWest Kirby station on the Wirral raUway, and about 6west from Birkenhead, in the Wirral division of thecounty, hundred, petty sessional division and union ofWirral, county court district of Birkenhead, rural deaneryof Wirral and archdeaconry and diocese of Chester. Thechurch of St. John the Divine, erected in 1861, is abuilding of red sandstone, consisting of chancel, nave,aisle, south porch, and a turret containing one bell:Letters through Chester. Farndon is the nearest moneyorder ft telegraph officesee Hargrave,CHURTON,(See also Ghurton-by-Aldford, underthe heading of Aldford.)COMMERCIAL.BeUis Brothers Limited, farmers fcfruit growers, Churton hall; 4 atFarndonGlubbe Edward, farmerGlubbe George, shopkeeperDutton Joshua, joinerEdwards Joseph B. farmerWUliamson Bichard, farmerWUliamson Samuel Holland, RedLion P.HGLUTTON.Durman Major Fredk. Park cottageCrump William, farmerEdge WiUiam, shopkeeper. Post ofBceForster Charles, blacksmithLewis John, farmer, Clutton hallMitchell Samuel, farmer. Lower hallWilson EUis, farmerWhite Heniy, farmerCREWE,Barnston Harry M.A., M.P., J.P.Crewe HiU ; 4 Junior Carlton club,London SWBarnston Mrs. Crewe HillShaw Walter, farmer, Crewe hallKING'S MARSH,Steele Matthew, King's LeeBrereton Thos. farmer, Rowley hillCornes William, farmerParker Noah, farmer. Marsh houseStudley Richard, farmerthere are twelve stained windows, and the church affords400 sittings, of which 194 are free. The register datesfrom the year 1862. The living is a vicarage, net yearlyvalue ;^i86, with residence, in the gift of the Dean andChapter of Chester, and held since 1889 by the Rev.Clement Alfred WUliam OruttweU M.A. of UniversityCollege, Oxford. HUl Bark, the seat of Mrs. Smith, isa mansion of red sandstone in the Gothic style; thehouse and home farm cover an area of 150 acres.Frankby Hall, the residence of Sir Thomas Bland Royden
DIRECTORY.J CHESHIRE. FRODSHAM. 333bart, D.L. is finely situated, and commands extensive on April ist, 1893, the Hospital was let on lease to theland, river and sea views. Sir Thomas Bland BoydenWirral Joint Hospital Board. The Presbyterian Church'bart. ^ Col. Arthur Mesham, of Pontruffydd, Trefnant,of England, erected in May, 1889, at a cost of aboutand Mrs. Gray, of Farley Hill Place, Beading, are the;^2oo, is an iron building with a turret, and wiU seatprinqipal landowners, SoU, sandy; subsoU, rocky. The13s persons. Mrs. Gray, of Farley Hill Place, Beading,ai;^a is—ecclesiastical parish, 1,714 acres; township, 571acres; assessable value of township, ;f 1,936; the populationwas in igoi—parish, 573; township, 248.and Col. Arthur Mesham, of Pontruffydd, Trefnant, arethe principal landowners. Soil, clay; subsoil, rocky.Post ft M. 0. Office.—Mrs. Annie Watkins, sub-postmistress.Letters from Birkenhead deUvered 6.45The entire area is 809 acres; rateable value, ;f2,630;the population in 1901 was 285.a.m. ft 6.5 p.m.; dispatched 8 p.m. week days; Letters through Birkenhead. Frankby is the nearestSundays, 5 p.m. Upton, 2 mUes distant, is the nearest money order office 4 Upton, about ij miles distant,telegraph officethe nearest telegraph officePillar Letter Box cleared 8.10 p.m.; sundays, 5 p.m, GEEASBY is a township, 2 mUes west from Upton Greasby Public Elementary School (mixed), built instation on the Birkenhead, Chester and Connah's Quay1866 ft enlarged in 1873, for 130 children; averagerailway, and 6 west from Birkenhead, in the parishes otThurstaston and Frankby. Greasby SmaU Pox Hospitalattendance, 81; Hector L. Opie, masterwas erected by the Wirral Bural District <strong>Council</strong> inNewton-cum-Larton, formerly a township in this parish,1879 at a cost of ;^i,666, and will hold eight patients;was in 1889, by Local Govemment Board Order No.23,295, amalgamated with Grange.FBANKBT.Banaford Alfred Oharles, TorpenhowOruttweU Eev. Clement Alfred Wm.M.A. (vicar). The VicaragePhUUps WUliam Bobinson, Peel heyBoyden Sir Thomas Bland bart.D.L. Frankby haUBoyden Miss, Forton beySmith Mrs. HiU BarkSummerfield Thos. New House farmCOMMEBCIAL.ChappeU J. frm. bailiff to Mrs,SmithClarke Eose Ann (Mrs.), farmerDavies George, car proprietorDodd Frank, farmerFairdough Clyde, farrierFulton John, wheelwrightFurnival Harry, market gardenerHodgson Mary (Miss), dress makerHughes WUliam Henry, farmerJosephs Edward, gardener to A. 0.Bamford esqKendrick George, farmer, Irby hiUKendrick Walter, farmerMoore Fanny (Mrs.), farmerNewton Isaac, farmer. The ManorPovall WUliam, farmerBoe Henry, beer retailerWaring Jeffrey, market gardenerWatkins Thomas Chas. head gardenerto Sir Thomas B. Boyden bartGREASBY.COMMEBCIAL.Atkinson George, plasterer. Sea viewBarnard Arth, frmr. Ash Mount farmBerry James, farmer. Home farmBooth Martha (Mrs.), thrashingmachine ownerBroster George, farmerBryson Duncan, market gardenerCobbe Arthur, boot repairerConnolly Alfred, market gardenerConnolly Thomas, market gardenerDavies John, market gardenerDevanny John, bricklayerDisbury Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeperDisbury WUliam, blacksmithDodd Thos.farmer,Greasby Hall farmDrysdale John, nurseryman, DalmenyDunbabin Ann (Mrs.), farmerEvans William, dairyman, MayfieldFairclough Thomas Stanley, farmerFearnall Sidney R. auctioneerFBODSHAM is a market town and parish on the highroad from Warrington to Chester, near the river Weaver,with a station on the London and North Westem andGreat Westem joint rail-way, connecting Birkenhead,Chester and Warrington, 10 miles north-east from Chester,4 south-west from Buncorn, 29 south-west from Manchester,8 south-south-west from Warrington, 10 northwestfrom Northwich, 15 south-east from Liverpool and191 from London, and is in the Eddisbury division of thecounly, second division of tbe hundred of Eddisbury,Eddisbury petty sessional division, union and county courtdistrict of Buncorn, rural deanery of Frodsham and archdeaconryand diocese of Chester. The river Weaver,'which is here crossed by a stone bridge and also by alofty railway viaduct, affords communication with all theinland navigation, and is connected at Weston Point with,the Manchester Ship canal, which passes westwardthrough Frodsham marshes to Ellesmere Port. TheWeaver sluices, which form part of the outer wall of thecanal and divide the estuary of the Weaver from that^ ofthe Mersey, have been constructed in order to allow thewaters of the Mersey to flow in and out of the Weaverwith the rise and fall of the tide, and are 10 in number;they are built of brick, faced with sandstone, to a heightof 44 feet, and rest on a soUd foundation of concrete,deeply laid in the bed of the river; the stonework isplain, but very substantial, and between these massivepUes of masonry are huge iron shutters, which can beraised or lowered by hydrauUc machinery. The Weavercanal, cut in 1807, in order to render the Weaver navigationindependent of tidal influences, is connected with thedocks at Weston Point, and, pursuing a course nearlyparallel to that of the Weaver, joins it at a Uttle distanceabove Frodsham bridge. The parish extends to theMersey. The tovm is Ughted with gas by a company,from works in.Main street, and erected in 1856, and issuppUed with water from a deep weU in Frodsham, thewater in which is forced up to two reservoirs at Oveaton,-whence it flows by gravitation to aU parts of the district;•the works were constructed in 1894, at a cost of ;^4,ooo,by Messrs. E. Timmins ft Sons Limited, of Delph bridge,Buncorn, engineers. The parish church of St.Lawrence, standing on a lofty eminence close to theGibbons Thomas, farmerGriffiths John J. estate agt.BrookdaleHancock Edward, farmerHarris Alfred, brick makerHarris Mary A. (Mrs.), nursing home,Malvern houseHockenhull William, grocerHome for the Training of DomesticServants (Miss Alice Hammerton,matron)James Charles, New innMarriott George Hy. jobbing gardenrMaxweU Robert, market gardenerRealey Joseph Edward, farmerRichards Walter, insurance agentRowe Hugh, grocerRowe Margaret (Mrs.), Coach 4Horses P.HRoyden Jsph, insur. ag^.Thornton cotSmith George, farmerSmith Richard, fannerStockton John Thomas, joinerTrenholm Joseph, florist. Poplar villaWilliams Elijah, market gardenerWirral Joint Hospital Board's SmallpoxHospital (Arthur BickneU M.B.,Ch.B.Vict. medical officer)village of Overton, haU a mile from the town, is an edificeof red sandstone in the Norman style of the early partof the 12th century, consisting of chancd, clerestoriednave of six bays, aisles, north and south porches and anembattled westem tower, containing a clock and 6 bells:the stained east window is a memorial to Bobert WainwrightAshley, d. Dec. 24, 1878, and John Eigby Pickering,d, Oct. 15, 1885, and there is another in thenorth aisle to Jane Crosfield, erected by her fellowSunday school teachers: the nave and chancel were rebuiltand the tower partiaUy restored in 1882, at a costof ;^io,ooo, under the direction of Messrs. Bodley endGarner, architects, of London, and Mr. Samuel Davies,architect, of Frodsham, to whom was entrusted the restorationof the tower. The church affords 550 sittings.The register dates from the year i55'8. The living is avicarage, net yearly value ;f365, with 50 acres of glebeand residence, in the gift of Christ Church, Oxford, andheld since 1879 by the Eev. Henry BirdWtood Blogg M.A.of Wadham College, Oxford, rural dean of Frodsham andsurrogate, and hon. canon of Chester. The church of St.Dunstan, in Main street, an iron building, affords 230sittings, and is served from the mother church atOverton. There is also a Mission church at FrodshamBridge, seating 100 persons. Trinity Wesleyan chapel.Main street, erected in 1873, at a cost (including theorgan) of over ;^8,ooo, by the late T. Hazlehurst esq. ofBuncorn, on ground given by his brother, the late CHazlehurst esq. of Buncorn, is a building of stone intbe Gothic style, with a tower and spire 120 feet high,and affords 630 sittings. The Wesleyan chapel. FiveCrosses, Overton, erected in 1885, at a cost of ;^i,7So.on land leased from the Marquess of Cholmondeley, is astructure of white brick: a new organ was added in1909 at a cost of about £3$° • there are 350 sittings.The Union (Congregational and Baptist) chapel. Bridgelane, erected in 1886, at a cost of ;^2,ooo, is a structureof red brick, with turret and spire, and affords 300sittings. The Primitive Methodist chapel. Main street,erected in 1877, is a plain edifice of red brick, seating300, and there is a United Methodist chapel in Mainstreet. The Town HaU, erected in 1852, at a cost of;^7oo, is a plain building, containing a hall, 54 by 32
334 FRODSHAM. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'Efeet, and holding about 300 persons, and two smallerrooms; it is used for concerts and lectures; the businessof the savings bank is also transacted here, and hereare the overseers' offices. The Memorial Hall at Overton,erected by J. C Sutton esq, of Heath Dale, in memoryof his wife and daughter, was handed over to theparish Oct. 31, 1901, and is used as a parish room.The Parish Rooni in Main street was erected in 1899 bypublic subscription. Courts for the manor and fee ofFrodsham, and also for Frodsham lordship, formerlyheld here, are now aboUshed. Fairs are held on the lastTuesday in April and the last Thursday in October.The Territorial Drill Hall, in Main street, was openedin 1901, at a cost of ;^i,ooo, and will seat about 900persons; it is used for concerts, baUs 4c. and containsa reading room. The • entrance gates were presentedby Mrs. Garratt, of Stapleton House. The ConservativeClub house was erected in 1891, by the FrodshamConservative Club Buildings Co. Limited, on a centralsite in Main street, presented by the Marquess ofCholmondeley, tbe designs being furnished by Mr. SamuelDavies, architect, of Frodsham. The Bear's Paw innhas over the doorway the date of its erection, 1632. Thecharities for distribution in money, chiefly to poorwidows in Overton and Bradley, from Harrison's gift,left by will in 1838J amount to about £2 13s. yearly;of the Frodsham and Stockham charity one moietygoes to the poor of Frodsham and one moiety to thepoor of Stockham. Overton Hill, near the town, is400 feet high, and commands a spltendid view of thefive adjoining shires, the Weaver valley, and the estuaryof the Mersey, and is a favourite resort in summer ofpleasure seekers from Manchester, Liverpool and otherplaces. Castle Park, purchased by the late EdwardAbbott Wright, is now the seat of the Misses Wright,his daughters; the mansion, built of red sandstone,stands on the site of a mediaeval castle, the onty existingremains of which are part of the ceUar walls; inthe grounds is an ancient weU. The present mansionstands in a small park and beautifully laid-out groundsof some 30 acres. The Marquess of Gholmondeley islord of the manor and the principal landowner. TheOFFICIAL ESTABLISHMENTS, LOCAL INSTITUTIONSPost, M. 0., T. 4 Telephone CaU Office, Frodsham.—Miss EUzabeth Ormrod, sub-postmistress. Lettersarrive from Warrington at 5.45 a.m. k 3.45 p.m. 4on Sundays at 6.30 a.m. ; dispatched to Warrington at9.45 a.m. ft 2.15, 6.45, 7.30 4 8 p.m. Savings bankbusiness transacted from 8 to 8 on week days; telegraphbusiness from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on week days;Sundays from 8.30 to 10 a.mWall Letter Box, Church street, cleared at 9.25 a.m. 47 p.m. week days onlyPost, M. O. 4 T. Office, Frodsham Bridge.—NathanJames Ridding, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive fromWarrington at 5.30 a.m. 4 4.15 p.m. ; dispatched at9.25 a.m. 4 8.10 p.m. ; Sundays, 8.10 p.m. onlyPost ft M. O. Office, Overton.—John WUUam Hale, subpostmaster.Letters from Warrington, dispatched at9.10 a.m. ft 6.45 p.m.; no sunday delivery or collection.Frodsham, i mile distant, is the nearest telegraphofficeWall Letter Boxes.—Vicarage lane, cleared 9.15 a.m. ft6.45 p.m. week days only; Five Crosses, cleared at9.10 a.m. fc 6.30 p.m. week days only; Netherton,cleared 8.45 a.m. fc 7 p.m. week days only; Bradley,cleared at 7.30 a.m. & 6.30 p.m. daUy, except sunday;Newton Smithy, cleared 9 a.m. 4 6.10 p.m. ; Kingsley,cleared 9 a.m. 4 6.10 p.m. daily, except sunday;Station road, cleared at 9.20 a.m. 4 6.40 p.m. ;Woodhouses, 7.30 a.m. 4 6.40 p.m, ; Chapel lane, 9.30a.m. & 8.10 p.m. ; sundays, 8.10 p.mPillar Box, Church walk, 9.20 a.m. 4 7 pmCOUNTY :\rAGISTRATES FOR THE FRODSHAM SUBDIVISION OF EDDISBURY PETTY SESSIONALDIVISION.Crosfield Joseph John esq. Netherdale, Frodsham, WarringtonHutchings WilUam Nelson esq. HiUsboro', Frodsham,WarringtonMortimer Harry Percival esq. Crofton lodge, Kingsley,WarringtonMurray John esq. Warrendale, Frodsham, WarringttonOckleston John esq. Oak dale, Overton, WarringtonTaylor Geo. Crosland esq. Ravenscar, Hel8by,WarringtonTaylor James esq. Heather cliffe, Helsby, WarringtonTimmins Thomas Doming esq. Netherton, FrodshamClerk to the Magistrates, Frederick A. Lake, Main stAssistant Clerk, Henry Tiley, Holly bankarea of Frodsham township is 2,408 acres of land, ionof inland and 43 of tidal water and 704 of foreshorerateabltevalue, ;^io,6oo; the population in igoi was2,278. Frodsham Lordship has an area of 2,610 acresof land and 20 of water; rateable value, ;^io,589; populationin 1881, 1,087; 1891, 1,513; and in 1901 was 1,403.The population of Frodsham ecclesiastical parish iii1901 was 4,436.MANLEY is a township of scattered houses, 4 milessouth-west from Frodsham and about 2 miles fromMouldsworth railway station on the <strong>Cheshire</strong> Lines railway,in the union and county court district of Euncorn.The Mission church, dedicated to St. John the Evangelist,was erected in 1906 at a cost of about /'i,ooo,defrayed by J. St. Vigor Fox esq. : it is served by theclergy of St. Paul's, Helsby. The Primitive Methodistchapel, erected 1859, is a plain edffice of red brick,seating 150. Manley Hall, the residence of David ArthurVaughan Colt-Williams esq. is a stone mansion, standingin a small but well-wooded park of about 20 acres.The land in the township is chiefly the property of J.St. Vigor Fox esq. of Girsby Manor, Lincolnshire, whois lord of the manor. The soil is sandy; subsoil,marl. The chief crops are potatoes, wheat and turnips.The area is 1,337 acres; rateable value, ;^2,7oo; thepopulation in 1901 was 305,Post 4 M. 0. Office, Manley.—Mrs. Mary Ann Marsh,sub-postmistress. Letters from Warrington, viaHelsby, arrive at 7.30 a.m. & 5.30 p.m. Box clearedat 9.40 a.m. 4 6.45 p.m. week days only. Mouldsworthstation is the nearest telegraph officeWall Letter Boxes.—^Ravelstone, cleared 9.50 a.m. 46.50 p.m. week days only; Manley Quarry, cleared at8.55 a.m. 4 5.50 p.mPublic Elementary School (mixed k infants), erectedin 1866, for 102 children; average attendance, 8a;Richard Hermon, master; Mrs, Eva Hermon & MissElsie May Basnett, assistantsBRADLEY, NETHERTON, CYERTON and WOOD-HOUSES are hamlets of Frodsham Lordship.Petty Sessions are held at the Court house the last wed,in every month at 10.30 a.m. & occasional courts areheld at the Police station. The foUo-wing places areincluded in tbe Petty Sessional divisdon:—^Alvanley,Dunham-on-the-Hill, Helsby, Frodsham Township,Frodsham Lordship, Newton-by-FrodshamPUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS.Custom ft Excise Office, Post office. Main streetFire Brigade, Major W. G. Linaker, supt. ft 11 menPolice Station, Edward Williams,sergeant, ft 3 constablesSt. John Ambulance Association (Frodsham branch), E.W. Birtles, acting superintendentTown Hall, Mrs. Mary Birtles, keeperTERRITORIAL FORCE.5th Battalion (Earl of Chester's) <strong>Cheshire</strong> Eegiment(F Co.), Lt. H. W. Guest; Color-Sergt. James Peers,drill instructorPUBLIC OFFICERS,Assistant Overseer, Frodsham Township, George CharlesJones, Main streetAssistant Overseer, Frodsham Lordship, John GeorgeAston, Glebe terraceCollector of King's Taxes, Henry Tiley, Main streetHighway Surveyor to the Runcom Rural District <strong>Council</strong>,William Diggle, LyndhurstMedical Officer 4 Public Vaccinator, Frodsham District,Runcorn Union ft Certifying Factory Surgeon, WiUiamEdward Burton L.R.CP.Lond., M.R.CS.Eng., D.P.H.,L.S.A. FrodshamMedical Officer to Runcorn Union Workhouse, ThomasJames Selby M.B,, L.R,G.P. ft L.R.C.S.Edin, TheKnoll, Main streetRegistrar of Births 4 Deaths for Frodsham Sub-Districtft Relieving Officer ft Vaccination Officer, FrodshamDistrict, Runcorn Union, James Pearson, OvertonSCHOOLS,Frodsham Technical Instruction Committee, Charles E.Linaker esq. chairman; Saml. Sharp, sec. Maple bankPublic Elementary.Overton (boys), rebuUt in 1824 ft again rebuUt in 1892,from designs by Messrs C E. Linaker ft S. Davies,architects, ot Frodsham, ft is endowed with 19a. 3T.39p. of land, producing about j^5o yearly, with £4from "Trafford's charity, which is now devoted TOftc.
DIRECTORY.JCHESHIRE. FRODSHAM. 335FRODSHAM.PRIVATE BESIDENTS.Anderson Eev. Frederick, EUesmereAndrews Robert, Holly bank"Arledter Hermann, ReddiffAshley Miss, Main .stif*eetAshton George F. Holly bankAshton Miss, HoUy bankAshworth Arthur James, SandfieldsAston John George, Glebe terraceAtkins Mrs. Prospect ho. Church stBate Mrs. Main streetCapner Mrs. Chapel laneConway Mrs. Eaton vUlasDavies Archibald, KingswayDavies Henry Moreton, West bankDavies Samuel M.S.A. Alvanley terDiggle William, LyndhurstDutton Richard Hedley, Bank houseEarlam Peter, Rock mountEarlam Thomas, Main streetEntwistle James Hy. ChurchfieldsFrith George Stevenson, RoseneathGarratt Mrs. Stapleton houseGibson Miss, The HoUiesGlover Otho, MoorcroftGuest Frank, HoUy bankHackney Wm. Glenthorne, KingswayHamlyn Edgar Harold Edwyn, HollybankHancock Samuel, The GablesHarrison Arthur, ErinhurstHayes Mrs. Main streetHitchen Misses, South bankHolland Mrs. SandhillsHorsley George Fredk. KingswayHoward John, Fern daleHutchinson Andrew, Main streetHulton James, KingswayIsaac John Bayly, RockfieldsJeacock Hardd, WaverleyJones John Clarke, Woodville cottage.Church streetJones Mrs. HoUy bankKnipp Miss, South bankKydd Joseph G. LisroanLavery Mrs. Holly bankLaw Alfred Ernest, Alvanley terraceLaycock Misses, Holly bankLinaker Chas. Edwd. F.S.I. Rock hoLinaker Henry Nugent, RocldeaLinaker Miss, The Rock, Main streetMcWalters Mrs. The Rock, Main stMaddock Fredk.Parkholme,Ghurch stMUner Ralph Mottram, The CottageMorton Mrs. ThomleaMoss John, HighfieldNicholas Thomas, Hazelton, Chapel laNoweU The Misses, BeechfieldOrmrod Miss, KingswayPalmer Charies Reginald, DunluceParkinson (Jeorge, South bankPoUard Arth. E. Orosbie ho. Main stPollard Leonard, Holly bankPritchardMisses.Ivy mount,Ghurch stProud Eichard, HoUy bankProud William, BraystonesRichardson John, The LodgeRigby Benjamin Alfred, IvyleighRiley Thomas, Main streetRingrose William Danby, ElsinoreRoberts Goodman, South bankRobinson Miss, BraemoreRogers Robert, Holford cot.Church stRothweU Mrs. Holly bankRowson Richard Herbert, NewlynScott Rev. George (Wesleyan), Oakmount, Frodsham bridgeSdbyThos.Jas.M.B.The KnoU,Main stSlack Rev. James (United MethodistFree Church), The t'oplarsSmith James, BrentwoodSteward Mrs. South bankThomas Mrs, Lynwood, .lingswayThornton James Henry, East bankThornton. WUliam Eber, Deyne courtTiley Henry, HighfieldWeiss-Miller Rudolph Edward, TheRockWhite Rev. J. Leonard (WesleyanMethodist), Trinity manse, Main stWUliams Robert Stenhouse M.B.WindygatesWrigg Harold, Holly bankWright James, Eaton viUasWright Misses, Castle parkWright Thomas, The PoplarsCOMMEBCIAL.Early closing day, Wednesday, T p.m.Aitken James, cycle manufr. Main stAlderman Samuel Charles, coal merchant,RaUway stationAllison Ellen (Mrs,), drpr. Church stAndrews Alice Ellen (Miss), fruiterer.Main streetAndrews James, farmer, East bankAndrews James Henry, Commercialhotel. Main streetAndrews Thomas, farmer, Millbank,Main streetAnger Richard;* farm bailiff to theMisses WrightAshworth Joseph 4 Sons Lim. bonemanure ft faeding stuff* manufacturers,Frodsham bridge; T.N. No.3 FrodshamAston John G. house agent 4 assistantoverseer, Frodsham Lordship,Glebe terraceAtherton Thos. fried fish dlr. Main stAtkins Edith Mary (Miss), privateschool. Prospect house, Church stAustin John, draper. Church streetBaker Howard, beer retlr. Church «tBaker Wm. Frederick, grocer. Main stBarnes John B. shopkeeper. Main stBarrow John, painter ftc. Main streetBeard Jas. smaUware dealer. Main stBear's Paw Hotel (Mrs. Annie Youd) ;picnic parties supplied; goodaccommodation for travellers kc.Main streetBibby Wm. 4 Son, basket 4 hampermanufacturers. Church streetBibby Jane (Miss), confctnr. Main stBooth Peter, draper. Church streetBooth Thomas, cyde agent. Main stBowden Edward, farmer. The Locks jvarious purposes connected with the school; it wiUhold 300 boys; average attendance, 271; John ClarkeCragg, head master; John H. Alborn, James Hutton,Charles Hibbertt, John W. Hankinson, Mrs. Holland ft'Miss Hope, assistantsChurch street (girls 4 infants), erected by subscriptionin 1835, for 300 girls ft 200 infants; average attendance,210 girls ft 155 infants; Miss Crampton, mistress; Mrs. Roberts, infants' mistressInfants', Five Grosses, erected in 1875, for 86 children;average attendance, 64; Miss Margaret Walker, mist'Railway Station, Samuel ^Fhomas, station masterCarrier to Warrington,—John B. Forster, mon. wed. fri.4 satDavies Samuel M.S.A. architect4 land, building 4 quantity surveyor,Alvanley terrace; 4 at VictoriabuUdings, RuncomDiggle WiUiam, highway surveyor tothe Runcorn Rural District <strong>Council</strong>,Lyndhurst, Chapel laneDonnelly GraingerH.cycle agt.Main stDutton Richard Hedley, managerParr's Bank Limited, treasurer tothe Parish <strong>Council</strong>s of FrodshamTownship 4 Frodsham Lordship,Kingsley, Sutton 4 Alvanley 4 tothe Frodsham Savings Bank 4Frodsham Golf Club, Bank house.Main streetDykes Thos.Bridge inn,Frodshm.brdgeEarlam Edward, insur. agt. Main stEarlam Ernest, chemist. Church stEarlam Peter.insurance agent,Main stEaton Frederick, beer retlr. Main stEdge John, beer retailer, MillbankEllison ft Corker, mineral watermanufactrs. MUlbank, Main streetEntecott Arthur Henry, confectioner.Main streetEntwistle James Henry, farmerft cartage contractor, Churchfieldsft coal 4 lime mer. BaUway stationEvans Richard 4 Go. Limited, coalmerchants, Railway stationEvans Thos. insurance agt. Main stFaulkner Sarah (Mrs.), beer retailr.Frodsham bridgeFletcher Annie 4 Margaret (Misses),shopkeepers, Bridge laneFletcher Elizabeth (Mrs.), midwife.Barley groves, Frodsham bridgeFord George, butcher. Main streetForster Fanny(Mrs.),drss.ma.Chrch.stForster Harry, carter, London roadForster Harry, Golden Lion P.HForster Jn. Bostock, carrier,Ghurch stFrodsiham Athletic Club (W. E. Shore,sec), Frodsham bridgeFrodsham Choral Society (MissLewis,sec)Frodsham Conservative Buildings Co.Limited (H. Tiley, sec). Main streetFrodsham Conservative Club (W. H.Warburton, sec.; Ernest Done,steward), Main streetFrodsham Farmers' Auction Co, Lim.(Andrew Hutchinson, sec.); registeredoffice. Main streetFrodsham Gas 4 Water Co, (GeorgeBrandreth James Gray, corn mer-1 Stevenson Frith, manager 4 sec).chant, see Hutchinson 4 Brandreth I Main streetBratt Francis, coal dealer, Ne-wto-wn 1 Frodsham Golf Club (Rev. R. L.Burton Wm. Edward L.R.C.P.Lond.,! Mann, sec)M.R.CS.Eng., D.P.H.R.CP. 4 S.L, Frodsham Liberal Club (P. CarterL.S.A.Lond. physician 4 surgeon,] esq. acting sec), Main street4 medical officer 4 public vacci-, Frodsfham Teohnical Instruction Oomnatorto Frodsham district of Run- mittee (Samuel Sharp, sec.),Main stcorn union 4 certifying factory, Frodsham Water Works (Urban Dissurgeon,Overton j trict CouncU) (Geo. Chas. Jones,Clarke James, saddler,Ghurch street collector). Main streetCoUinson EmestStanley, gro. Church st'Garner Henry, farmer, Ship streetCorker Edmund, George inn. Main st! Garner John, carpenter, Church stCorker Jo.seph, hair dresser. Main st I Gidman Daniel, cowkeepr. Bridge laCorker Leonard, boot maker. Main st Gleave Rbt. 4 Son,builders,Ghurch stCorker Major, mineral water maker, Gleave George, builder. Main streetsee Ellison ft CorkerI Gorst Joseph, outfitter. Main streetGomes Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper,' Greenleaves Henry Watson, insuranceMain street] agent, Ashley gardensCottreU John, butcher, Frdshm.bridge Greenway Edward M.R.C.V.S. veteri-Cross Jn. H. photogrphr, Ashley gdns I nary surgeon. Main streetDarweU Thomas William, insurance | Griffiths John, cattle dlr, Riley bankagent. Brook villaHancock James, beer retlr. Church stDavies J. G. ft Go. buUders ft contractors,timber merchants ft brick Harrison EUzabeth (Mrs.), shopkpr.Hancock Saml. butcher. Church stmakers. Brook works. Main street; Main streetestablished 1840Harrison Sainl. shopkeeper. Main stDavies Hy. Moreton, farmer. Main st' Helsby Samuel, shopkeeper, Bridge la
336 FRODSHAM.Heywood 4 Massie Limited, chemicalmanufacturers. Weaver chemicalworks, Frodsham bridgeHibbert Charles H. teacher of music.Main streetHUditch Mary (Mrs.), news agent,Church streetHind John, shopkpr. Frodsham brdgHolford Chas. confeotioner, Ohuroh stHopley Martha(Mrs.),midwife,Main stHough Elizabeth (Mrs.), painter,Church streetHutchinson 4 Brandreth, corn 4 flourmerchants. Railway stationHutchinson Andrew, farmer 4 auctioneer.Main streetIllidge Geo. Herbt. grocer. Church stJackson Martha(Mrs.),shpkpr.Main stJackson Martha (Miss), shopkeeper,NewtownJones Alfred, hair dresser. Church stJones George Charles, assistant overseer4 clerk to the Parish CouncU,Main streetJones Harold Evelyn, teacher ofmusic, Woodville, Church streetKemp Osmond C printer. The EockKneale Arthur M. chemist, Main stKydd Joseph G. 4 Go. grocers,Church street 4 Main streetKydd & Kydd, jam manfrs. SandfieldsLake Fredk. A. solicitor 4 derk to theJustices of the Eddisbury Petty SessionalDivision, Frodsham sub-district.Main street; & at RuncornLawless Edward, grocer. Main streetLawless Wm. Edwd. baker. Church stLaycock Emma 4 Maria (Misses),ladies' school, HoUy bankLazenby Arthur Chas. baker. Main stLinaker Henry & Son (CharlesE. Linaker F.S.L), land agents,surveyors 4 architects, agents forthe foUowing estates :—The Marquisof Cholmondeley's Frodsham, Runcorn& Helsby properties, theAston. Aston Grange, Moore Hall,Ince 4 Thornton, Halton 4 Huxley,Shotwick Park, Ashfield Hall 4Wright's Trustees; valuers toUnited Alkali Co. 4 official valuersappointed by <strong>Cheshire</strong> <strong>County</strong><strong>Council</strong>, under the 1894 FinanceAct, Main streetLinaker Annie (Miss), nurses' home,The RockLinaker Charles Edward F.S.I. surveyor&c, see Linaker H. 4 SonLinaker Oharles Edward, jun. landagent, see Linalier H. 4 SonLinaker William George, land agent4c. see Linaker H. ft SonLittler Jn. builder & contrctr.Fir bankLloyd George, boot maker. Main stLlovd John, butcher. Church streetLockett WiUiam, gmgrcr. Ohurch stLomas Joseph, fishmonger, Church stMcWaters Annie (Mrs.),beer retaUer,Bridge laneMaddock Samuel ft Thomas, watchmakers. Main streetMellor Wm. shopkeeper. Bridge laneMonks WUHam, grocer. Main streetNational Telephone Co, Limited (calloffice) (Mrs. Sarah Birtles, operator).Main streetNelson James ft Sons Lim. butchers.Church streetNewman Herbert John, watch maker.Church streetNichoUs Mary A. (Mrs.), btchr.Main stNield Thomas, blacksmith. Church stNoden WUHam, general dealer. Main stOkeU Fred, grocer. Main streetOliphant Oorrall Beattie, shopkeeper.Church streetOrmrod EUzabeth (Miss), stationer4 postmistressOrmson Henry Thomas, jobbing gardener.Main streetParker Samuel, wheelwright. Main stCHESHIRE.Parr's Bank Limited (branch) (R. H.Dutton, manager), open daily 10to 3, Saturdays 9 to 12, Main st.;draw on head office, 4 Bartholomewlane, London E CPeers Color-Sergt. James, driU instructorto F Go. 5th TerritorialForce Battalion (Earl of Chester's)<strong>Cheshire</strong> Regiment, Ashley gardensPollard Brothers, general drapers,milliners, ft boot 4 shoe warehouse.Church streetPollard Thos. ironmonger. Church stPowell Wm. Red Lion hotel,Main stPrice Ernest, shopkeeper. Main streetPriestner Jn. farmer, Frodsham bridgeRandalls John, farmer, IrondishRidding Nathan James, grocer, 4 postoffice, Frodsham bridgeRigby Edwy, wheelwright, FrodshambridgeRoberts Sarah (Mrs.), confectioner.Church streetRobinson Arthur, grocer. Church stRodgers M. 4 Sons, tailors. Main stRodgers Geo. beer retailer. Church stRodgers George Wm. grocer. Main stRogers Marshall, common lodginghouse. Ship streetRuncorn & Widnes Industrial CooperativeSociety Limited (branchNo. 10), Main streetSantThos.saddler4harness ma,Main stSavage Albert, greengrocer. Main stSavings Bank (Benjamin A. Rigby,actuary), open tnes. from 11 a.m.to 2.15 p.m. 4 sat. 5 to 8 p.m.Town hall. Main streetSelbv Thomas James MB.Durh.,L.R.C.P..L.R.CS.Edin.,L.F.P. 4 S.Glas. physician 4 surgeon, & medicalofficer to Runcorn workhouse &to the Board of Education, TheKnoll, Main streetSharrock George, saddler 4 harnessmaker. Main streetShore WilUam Edward, shopkeeper,Frodsham bridgeSnelson Peter, cab proprietor,Main stSpencer Fredk. Wm. paintr. Main stTerritorial Force (5th) (Earl ofChester's) Battalion <strong>Cheshire</strong> Regiment(F Co.; Capt. & Hon. Maj. G.F. Ashton, commanding Frodshamdetachment; Lieut. H. W. Guest,commanding F Go.; Color-Sergt.James Peers, drill instructor)Thomas John, tobacconist. Main stThomas Walter, coal mer.Railway stnTiley Henry, King's tax collector,estate agent & assistant clerk to themagis'trates for Frodsham sub-district.Main streetTo-wn HaU (Linaker H. 4 Son, sees.);(Mrs. Annie Birtles, caretaker).Main streetWalker Daniel, Queen's Head hotel.Main streetWarburton Thos, cattle dlr.Church stWarburton William Henry, registrarof marriages for Runcorn district.Rock cottages. Main streetWilkinson John, carpenter to theCholmondeley estate. Main streetWilson Annie (Mrs.), shopkpr. Main stWilson John, ironmonger. Church stWoodcock Joseph, farmer, IrondishYoud Annie (Mrs,), Bear's Paw hotel.Main streetYould Emma (Mrs.), shopkpr.Main stYould William, boot maker. Main stMANLEY.Armitage Samuel Rigby, The Cottage(jtolt-WUliams David Arthur Vaughan,Manley hallCrossley Mrs, RavelstoneJones William LlewellynCOMMEBCIAL.Booth Charles, farmer, SunnysideBrown John, farmer[KELLY'8Darbyshire James Phillip, farmerDilworth John, farmer. Lower baUDone James, farmer. Quarry farmDone Robert, farmerDykes Richard, farmer, StonehouseEdwards John, farmerEdwards Ralph, farmerEvans Charlotte (Mrs.), farmerGleave Thomas, farmer. RookeryGriffiths Abraham, farmerGriffiths James, shopkeeperHarvey Thos.frmr.Cherry Tree farmHaycraft Walter Henry, assistantoverseer, AshfieldHorton Samuel (exors. of), farmers,Manley Hall farmJeffs Henry, farmerJones Peter, farmerKeeling Wm. head gardener to DavidA. Vaughan Colt-'WiUiams esqLloyd Edward, head gardener to Mrs.CrossleyLloyd Wm. wheelwright & farmerMarsh Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper.Post officeNixon Josepb, shoe makerPercival John Thomas, farmerPotter Mary (Mrs.), farmerStanyer Samuel N. farmer. Buck oakStretch Annie (Mrs.), farmr. Moss laSwindell Joseph, grocer 4 farmerWarburton Henry, farmer 4 cattle dlrWrightJn.Kilshall, frmr.Ranger's bnkBRADLEY.Bankes Reginald AUanDavies John Henry, miller (water)Dobson John, farmer. Orchard farmJennings Catherine (Mrs.), farmerTomlinson James, farmerWorall Charles, farmerWrench John,farmer,Bradley HaU fmYoud Arthur, farmer. Beech farmNETHERTON,Burgess George J.P. BeaconhurstCrosfield Joseph John J.P. NetherdaleGaskell Holbrook, jun. ErindaleMurray John J.P. WarrendaleSteele'Mrs. EnfieldThomas Mr«. Hemp GiUTimmins Thomas Doming J.PWinsloe Lewis, DunsdaleCOMMEBCIAL.Clark Arthur, fai-merEllams Thomas (exors. of), farmersEllams Thos.Newport.Whale BoneP.HFletcher Thomas, farmerFord James, farmer, Hatley farmHandley WilUam, farmerJones "Thomas. fruiterer,Pinmill browMaddock Matthew, farmerOakes WUliam, farmerRoberts WUliam, farmer, GodscroftWorrall John, stone masonOVERTON.PBIVATE BESIDENTS.Abel Fred, The ShantyAston Thomas, Rose cottageBlogg Rev. Canon Henry BirdwoodM..\. (vicar, rural dean ft surrogate).VicarageBowden Mrs. High leaBower Stanley, Overton hallBrandreth James Gray, The Beeches,Oakdale avenueBurton William EdwardCarter Percy, Westward Ho !Carter Thomas BirchaU, Eversley,Five crossesCoUinson WiUiam Church, Ingle deneCooper Thomas Robert. Ivy cottageCorless Robert Morland, Birch bankDavies Rev. Richard John LleweUyn(curate)Davies Stephen, The HermitageDwerryhouse Thomas, Buena VistaEdelsten Col. John Arthur V.D.HeathercliffeEdmunds Misses
DIJftEGTORY.]Greening Nathaniel, NewlandsHargreaves John Hartley,Bivers viewHarrison Joseph, BoseviUeHutchings Wm. Ndson J.P, HiUsboro'Jones Bichard Arthur, The Limesli^gdon Geo,Holman Kent,HiU crestLewis Ernest Hugh M,A, SimonsdelfLewis Miss, OaklandsLinaker Wm.Geo.TheElms,Oakdale avLittler John, FirbankMann Bev. Bichard Lee M.A. (curate)Martin Mrs. Birch bankMiddleton Mrs. BrightlandsNickson Peter, IvydeneOddeston John J.P. Oak dale. FiveCrossesPalmer John, Quarry mountPearson JamesPierpoint Frederick, The CloseBhodes Edward, BrackendeneBoberts Fredk. Coupe, Hillside vUlaSharp Samuel, Maple bankSmith Bobert Truman, Aubrey houseSutton James Clowes, Heath daleSutton Mrs. Overton cottageTweedie Ernest, Birch bankWaterhouse Eev. Sidney (Congregational),HiU terraceWoods Miss, West viewCOMMEBCIAL.Andrews James, farmer, MickledaleAston Martha (Mrs,), farmer 4 insuranceagent, Townfield laneBasnett Fredk, farmer. Hillside farmBasnett Peter, farmer. Five CrossesBasnett Samuel, farmer. Five CrossesBate Albert John, farmerBickerstaff Fredk. beer retaUer, FiveCHESHIRE.
338 GATLEY.Lockhart Eobert Jardine, Gatley hillLofts Thos. Mee, 14 Springfield avenLowe Mrs. 157 Gatley roadMacdonald John Archibald, NadirHolme, Gatley roadMcGregor Alfred Alex. 87 Gatley rdMakin Mrs. 16 Springfield avenueMark H. Thistleton, 163 Gatley roadMdlor Alfred, Old HaU roadMosley Mrs. 93 Gatley roadMosley Oswald, Chaseley, Gatley rdMosley Wm, Glendarroch, Milton cresMyers William, 149 Gatley road(Jriurod James, 38 Northenden roadPfenning Alfred, Arnside, Gatley rdPhillips Alec, 153 Gatley roadPotts Thos. Speakman, 173 Gatley rdPritchard Joshua, 161 Galley roadPritchard William, 147 Gatley roadRoth GustavusHei-mann,i67Gatley rdScholes George, 28 Northenden roadScholes A\'illiam, 177 Gatley roadShaw Hector Heapi,24 Northenden rdShimweU William James, Green bankSmalley Arthur, 9 Milton crescentSmalley Edgar, HighfieldSmart Sidney, 40 Northenden roadSmith Carlton McDougall,ggGatley rdSmith Tom, Sylvanhurst, Milton cresStott Mrs. 83 Gatley roadSykes Edward, 10 Springfield avenueTaylor Fred, Overdale, Oakwood avTaylor Geo. Inglewood, Oakwood avTavlor Leonard, 179 Gatley roadWalker Hy. Westholme, Old HaU rdWalker Thomas Henry, Old Hall roadWhitehead WiUiam, 105 Gatley roadWood George Stanley, 85 Gatley rdAVorkinan Sidney, 4 Springfield avenWorthington Jas. Erosa, Gatley rdCOMMEBCIAL.Adshead Arthur, nurseryman, GreenbankroadBridge Saml. confctnr. 51 Church rdBrown Herbt.Jsph. drapr.6 Church rdChandley Arthur,paintr.49 Church rd<strong>Cheshire</strong> Constabulary (John Ross,constable), 53 Church roadCoombes Annie (Mrs.), Red Lion innCoombes Wm, farmer. Green bankGoopei-Mai-y(Mrs ),drapr.i93Gatley rdFallows Ltd. wheelwrights,Church rdGerrard Wm. farmer. Old Hall roadGoddard George, farmer. Old Hall rdGoodier AUan, private gardener to B.Du-Val esq. 108 Church roadGraisty Annie 4 Jessie (Misses), refreshmentrooms, 195 Gatley roadGresty Thomas, coal dealerHankinson James, grocer, Church rdHarrison John, jobbing gardener, 106Church roadHope Peter, butcher, 187 Gatley roadHowarth Wm. butcher, 25 Church rdJones Alice(Mrs.),shpkpr.45Gatley grnKinsey Mary (Mrs.),frmr.Old Hall rdCHESHIRE.Lancashire 4 Yorkshire Bank Limited(sub-branch), open 9 a.m. to 12noon, 2 Church roadLe Page John Fisher M.D.St. And.,L.R.CP.Edin., L.F.P. ft S.Glas.physician. The Poplars, Gatley loadLister Robert R. Greenbank laundryManchester 4 Liverpool DistrictBanking Co. Ltd. (sub-branch),open 9.30 a.m. to 2 p.m, ; Saturdays9 a,in. to 12 noon, Gatleyroad; draw on head office, 75Gornhill, London E C-MeiTill Mai-y (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 4Northenden roadMerrill Thos.builder,4 Northenden rdMoore's (John) Brick 4 Tile WorksLtd. brick makers, (off) Gatley rdMottram Jn. boot repr. 70 Church rdMoxon L. joiner, Northenden roadMullins Thomas Ernest, boot repairer,47 Church roadNewton Gertrude (Madame), teacherof singing, 169 Gatley i-oadNorbury 4 Wheeldon, grocers, 183Gatley roadOrme David, painter, Torkingtonlodge, Gatley roadOrme John, cab proprietor, Gatlev rdPhUlips Alec L.R.CP, fc S.Edin.,L.F.P.&; S.Glas.surgn.IS3 Gatley idPiatt Wm. Hy, Horse fc Farrier P.HPoUock Mary Sophia (Mrs.), girls'school, 18 Northenden roadRiley Nellie (Miss), dress maker, 52Church roadRoff William Henry, hardware dealer,189 Gatley roadRowe & Sparkes, fishmongers, 27Gatley greenScholes Geo. Hy. grocr. 45 Church rdShatwell Jas.Hy, grngro.4 Church rdStealey Joseph, plumber, Gatley grnTarling Clara23 Gatley greenTatton J, 'VV. stationer, & post office,185 Gatley roadTaylor Fred, stationer, 191 Gatlev rdTaylor Henry, Prince of Wales P.H.Gatley greenWarburton Emma (Mrs.), farmer,HighfieldWheeldon Charles James, fjrocer(Norburv & Wheeldon)Worsley Henry, joinerWorthington John, farmerSTOCKPORT ETCHELLS.Marked thus * letters through Handforth.PRIVATE BESIDENTS.Ackroyd John Orme, WUmslow roadParsley W. J. Finney laneBartlett John Drummond, Pym Gatecottage, Styal roadGAWSWOBTH is a viUage and lai^ge scattered parish,on the road from Macclesfield to Congleton, 3 milessouth-west-by-south from Macclesfield, tbe nearest raUwaystation, on the Stoke and Stockport section of theNorth Staffordshire railway, in the Macclesfield divisionof the county, petty sessional division of Prestbury,Macclesfield hundred, union and county court district,rural deanery and archdeaconry of Macclesfield and dioceseof Chester: the parish is intersected by tbe Macclesfieldcanal and the North Staffordshire railway. The churchof St. James, which dates from the 15th century, is afine edifice of stone in the Perpendicular style, consistingof chancel, nave, aisles, south porch and an embattledwestem tower with pinnacles curiously sculptured andcontaining a clock and 8 bells : the east window is stainedand in t-he chancel are several monuments to the Fyttonfamily, oaronets and formerly owners of the Gawsworthestate: one on tbe south side to Frauds Fytton is analtar-tomb, with arcaded sides, and on the upper slab hiseffigy in plate armour, the head resting on a helmet witha plume of feathers; tbe tomb is adorned with shields ofarms of Neville and Fytton, he having married, in 1588,Catherine, -widow of Henry (Percy), Sth Earl of Northumberland,and eldest daughter andco-heir of John (Ne-vill),[KELLY*8Cronshaw Mrs. The Firs, Pym GateDu-Val Bartram,Pym Gate ho.Stvalrd*Lonias Miss, Wilmslow road*Nowell Capt. Richard Bottomley,Wilmslow road*Pearson Joseph, OutwoodRoy John Allan Ghisholm M.B,.Ch.B.(assistant medical officer). LunatichospitalScott WUliam, Bradshaw hallScowcroft Walter M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.Irel. (res. medical supt.). LunatichospitalSutcliffe John M.R.C.S.Eng. (seniorasst. med. officer). Lunatic hospitalWood Martin S., M.B., Ch.B. (assist.medical officer). Lunatic hospitalCOMMEBCIAL.Ambrose John, grocer, Wilmslow rdBentley Frank, farmer, Heald greenBowyer Alfred, wheelwright, seeClarke 4 Bowyer•Bruckshaw Ann (Mrs.),frmr.Brookfld•Bruckshaw Henry, farmer, OutwoodChantler Caroline (Mrs.), shopkeeper,& post office, Wilmslow road*Chantler Geo. nurseryman, Outwood*Clai-ion (The) Cycli-t Club HouseCo. Limited (John Halliday, sec.;William Newbould CoUier,steward),Outwood•Clarke 4 Bowyer, wheelwrights,Wilmslow roadClarke Samuel, farm baUiff to exors.of J, Cronshaw, Waterfall farmDodson EUen (Mrs.), Griffin innGardiner Allan, farmer, Heald greenGradwell Enoch, farmer, St. Ann's rd•Hankinson Chas. frmr. Griffin farm•Hankinson Oharles, jun. farmer, OntwoodfarmHickson Jonathan, farmer, Appletree(Mrs,), dress maker, Manchester Roval Lunatic Hospital(Walter Scowcroft L.R.CP.Irel.,M.R.C.S.Eng. resident medicalsupt.; John Sutcliffe M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.CP.Edin. senior assist.medical officer; Martin S. WoodM.B., Ch.B. fc John Allan GhisholmRov M.B., Gh.B. assistant medicalofficers; W. J. Barsley, steward;Isaac Bowman A.C.A. 17 Cooperstreet, Manchester, sec.; Miss A.Diack, chief ladies' companion)MUton Charles, shopkeeper. Styal rd*Mos8 John, shopkeepr. Wilmslow rdNixon WUliam, farmer. Oak farm•Nixon Wm. jun. farmer, OutwoodPennington Wm. frmr. Bradshaw hallRatcliffe Wm. whlwrght. Wilmslow rdRowlinson Mary (Mrs.), blacksmith,Finney lane•A'^eale Robt. Jn. farmr. Outwood haU•W^atkinson Thos.fruit growr.Outwood4th baron Latimer; below the effigy is the headless figureof a skeleton, carved in white marble: in tbe south-eastangle is a monument to Sir Edward Fytton, 2nd bart. ob.1643, witb effigies in stone of himself in armour and olhis ist wife, Jane (Trevor): on the north side is a tomb,with effigies, to Sir Edward Fytton, ist bart. ob. 10 May,1619, and his wife Ann (Barret), ob. 1644, and below, on asort of ledge in front, are a number of smaU figures,curiously modeUed, of their children: on the same side ofthe chancel are five other figures, the first two beingkneeling male effigies, in armour, and the third a female,in a sitting posture, her head resting on her right handand her left holding a book; the Fytton to whom thistomb waa erected died in 1683: there are 200 sittings.The church was renovated and improved about 1895, at acost of ^'800. In 1893 a carved oak screen was erected,at a cost of ;^270, to the late Rev. Edward Massie, for25 years curate in charge here. The register datesfrom the year 1557. The living is a rectory, net yearlyvalue £374, with 2 acres of glebe and residence, in thegift of the Earl of Harrington, and held since 1904 bythe Rev. Herbert Edward Polehampton, of PembrokeCollege, Oxford, and M.A. of University College, Durham.The Wesleyan chapel, at tbe Warren, was erected
DIRBGT0,RY.] CHESHIRE. GOOSTREY-CUM-BARNSHAW. 339in iSSP at a cost of ;£6oo, and has sittings for loo Moss, are waste and uncultivated, and 17 of water;persons.. At the back of the churchyard is an old rateable value, ;^9,990; the population in 1901 was 573.tUting ground, probably the only one now in existence , Sexton, Abraham Holland,in sb good a state of preservation: in a wood nearthe church lie the remains of a Mr. Samuel Johnson,Post Office.—Cyrus Fytton, sub-postmaster. Box clearedauthor of the burlesque of " Hurlothrumbo," played atat 5.50 p.m. ; no collection or delivery on Sunday.the Haymarket Theatre in 1722, he himself taking theLetters through Macclesfield. Macclesfield is thecharacter of Lord Flame; he was buried here at hisnearest money order ft telegraph office, 3 mUes distantown desire May 5th, 1773, aged 82. Near the schoolWaU Letter Box, Church lane, cleared at 5.30 p.m. weekthere stand the remains of an ancient cross, and indays onlythe vicinity of the church and rectory are four ancient PoUce Station, The Warren, George Henry Sumner, sergeantin chargefish ponds. The Earl of Harrington is lord of tbe manorand owns nearly the whole parish. The soU is—westem Public Elementary School (mixed ft infants), Warren,side sand, eastern side clay; subsoil, rocky. The chief built in 1832 ft enlarged in 1886 ft 1895, for 100crops are oats, rye, turnips and potatoes. The parish children; average attendance, 72; Frederick Williamcontains 5,687 acres, of which 400 acres, called Danes Proctor, master; Miss Ethel A. Crane, mistressBirchenough William Taylor J.P.Gawsworth haUFedrson Mark, Oak cottagePolehampton Rev. Herbert EdwardM.A. (rector). The RectoryWaithman WiUiam Sharp D.L., J.P.& Lady Leicester Philipija, Ga«sworth Old hallCOMMEBCIAL.Archer Frank, cowkeeper, SheUow laAtkinson Thomas, cowkeeperBayley Mary (Mrs.), farmer. Gaudy'sbrookBayley Mary Ann (Mrs.), farmer. The'WarreiiBayley Samuel, cowkeeperBickerton Frank, farmer,Little TidnockBickerton James, frmr. Great TidnockBickerton Thos. frmr. Crabtree mossBiddulph Jonathn. frmr.Pasture farmBuUen Mary (Mrs.), farmer. WoodhouseendChappeU Bachel(Mrs.),frmr.Moss frmClayton Thomas Wheelton, fai-mer.New Hall farmCorbishley James Arthur, farmer,Pytton's mossOockitt Oharles, cowkeeper, SheUow laDalviii WiUiam, farmer, Crabb inossDunn Thomas, farmer. High laneFisher James, farmer,Lane End farmForrest Harry, farmer. Moss sideForrest Peter, cowkeeper,Moss housesFytton Cyrus, post office, ass stantoverseer for Gawsworth ft registrarof births ft deaths for GawsworthGEE CBOSS, see Hyde.GGOSTBBY-cum-BABM'SHAW is an ecclesiasticalparish, and comprises the townships of Goostreycnm-ilanisihaw,Blackden and Twemlow, in the Knutsfor
340 GOOSTREY-CUM-BARNSHAW. CHESHIRE. [EmuW'GOOSTBEY-OUM-BABNSHAW.PBIVATE BESIDENTS.Armitstead Eev. Edward M.A.(vicar).VicarageBetts George, Bose bankBowker William Henry, The LaurelsClarke Mrs. Cedar cottageCross Hubert, The OakGreenwood Mrs. BogveanHarrison WilUam Stanley, Ivy bankKinsev MrsMarlow Percy, The AshPickford Edwin, Mafeking cottageRufus Frederick, The WillowsScholes Mrs. The ElmWardleworth John H. Manor houserOMMEBOIAL.Appleton Clement, farmer. Wood endBarber Edward, coal merchant (Thos.Foden, agent). StationBarber Harriet (Mrs.), farmerBasford Alfred John, farmer, Barn-^aw Bank farmBasford Samuel, farmer, Swanwick hallBrandreth WUliam, farmer, BudheathBuckley Andrew,frmr. Shaw Croft hallGarter Sam, draperDakin Eylance Kinsey, farmer. MillBank farmDarUngton HaroldCcattle dlr.EudhthDuckworth Bobert, schoolmaster ftassistant overseer for Blackden ftTwemlow, School houseGibson WUliam, farmer. Beech houseHanmer WiUiam, farmerGBAFFElTHAIiIi is a viUage, township and parish;the vUlage is r mile south-east from Latchford station onthe Stociport and Warrington section of the London andNorth Western railway, and 2^ south-east from Warrington,in the Knutsford division of the county, Bucklowhundred, petty sessional division of Daresbury, Buncornunion and Warrington county court district, rural deaneryof Frodsham, and archdeaconry and diocese of Chester.The Bridgewater canal, now the property of the ManchesterShip Canal Company, intersects the township.The church of St. Wilfrid, mentioned in DomesdayBook, and rebuilt in 1539, is a buUding of stone in theGothic style, consisting of chancel, clerestoried naveof seven bays, aisles, transepts, south porch and anembattled western tower containing a clock and 8 beUs:the font, of Norman, if not earlier date, had been buriedunder the nave floor, but was recovered at the time ofthe restoration of the church and then repaired andre-set: in the church is a recumbent cross-legged stoneeffigy in chain armour representing Sir WilUam Fitz-WiUiam le Boydel kt. ob. c. 1275; the figure was restoredand an inscription on brass placed relating to it in 1875;there is another brass inscription, placed in 1876, to SirThomas Danyers kt. of Bradley-in-Appleton, who foughtat Crecy, 25 May, 1346, and there captured the Count deTankervUle; there are many mural monuments to theBower (1780-1830), Dakin (1728-1837) and Hall (1782-1810) families, to Murdo Grant, lieut. B.N. 1759, andto the Bev. Edmund Taylor, 10 years rector here, d.10 May, 1786, and Catherine, his wife, d. 1788: thechurch was restored in 1873-4, at a cost of nearly;^5,ooo, and affords 400 sittings, aU free except fourpews in the BoydeU chapel belonging to J. 0, Parr esq.of The Heyes. The register dates from 1574. The Uvingis a rectory, net yearly value ;^372, with 17 acres ofPBIVATE BESIDENTS,Appleton Francis Martin, BirchfieldAshton George, Knutsford roadAtkin Misses, Knutsford roadBanks David, EversleyBeardman Enoch, Knutsford roadBellian WilUam Henry, The SpinneyBond Austin G, Victoria roadCarlisle Mrs. KenilworthCollins Thomas. IvydeneCook Nathan, Victoria roadCrompton Walter, Knutsford roadCurran Robert, HolyroodDakin Alfred, Knutsford roadEarwaker AlbertTWEMLOW is a township, bounded on the south bythe river Dane, about a mile south from Goostrey, inOongleton county court district. Twemlow Hall, in thistownship, is the residence of Mrs. Glazebrook. JodrellHall, a modern building of red brick situated in apleasant park of 130 acres, is the seat of Egerton Leighesq. D.L., J.P. who is lord of the manor and sole landowner.The soU is sand and day. The chief crops arepotatoes, turnips and oats. The area is 947 acres of lan'dand 6 of water; rateable value, ;^4,i25; the populationin 1901 was 143.WaU Letter Box cleared at 9.5 a.m. ft 6.40 p.m.- nocoUectioii on Sundays. Holmes Chapel, about 2 milesdistant, is the nearest money order officeHarrison Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer ftmiller (water)HocknellSarah(Mrs.),frmr.Orook's hallHurstfield Thomas, grocer ft bakerKennerley Jas. grocer, pig dealer ftcKennerley Bobert, farmerKenyon Bobert, blacksmithKnowles Archibald Leigh, wheelwrightLatham Geo. farmer, Barnshaw hallManchester ft Liverpool District'Knowles Sarah Elizabeth (Mrs.), BedBanking Co, Limited (sub-branchI Lion P.Hto Alderley Edge) (Sherriff Blades,I Massey George, farmermgr.) (open mon. ft thurs. 10 to 2)Norbury Jo^, farmerMassey 'Wm.frmr. Lit. Shawcroft hallNorbury Thomas, farmerNewton Edward, cowkeeperOakes Samuel, boot makerPlant John 0. grocerBobinson Thomas, fariyter, BudheathSimpson Jn. farmer,Dromedary lodgeSmith Brothers, market gardenersStubbs Samuel, coal merchant(Daniel Sankey, agent). StationWarburton John, assistant overseerWinnington, Northwich & DistrictCo-operative Society Ltd. (branch),Middlewich roadWorth Davies, Crown inn, ft farmerBLACKDEN.Piatt Robert Henry, Blackden houseEdelsten John Malin J.P. QuernfieldFairhurst John, Chester roadFrost Fras. Aylmer J.P. Grappenhall hiGornal Mrs, BibblesdaleGorton Wm. E. GrappenhaU lodgeGreening L., J.P. Ohester roadGrey Horace, WaverleyGriffiths Arthur, York driveHodgkinson WiUiam, Victoria roadHoult Charles Henry, Knutsford roadKaye Alan Lister, Gatfield houseKenworthy James, DunmoreKimber CecU, GreenbankLayland Henry Standish, Chester rdMadden William M, Tork driveICOMUEBaAL,'Baddiley Arthur, farmerBeU James farmerBell Thomas, farmer. Brook bank ft' Eden's bridgeCumberbirdh Walter, farmer; Dakin Oharles WilUam, farmerI Dakin Jsph. frmr, Blackden HaU fnnFoden Thomas, farmerJarvis Levi, cowkeeperByder Joseph, cowkeeperITWEMLOW.'Leigh Egerton D.L., J.P. JodreU haUi Glazebrook (Mrs.), Twemlow hallI Barber Thomas, farmer, Blue slatesBrooks Leonard, farmer, Blae^rdaCross John, farmer, Saltersford farmGallimore Joseph, farmerHardy William ft Sons, nurserymenKennerley Albert frmr, Twemlow hillI Lewis John, blacksmith.Twemlow gmNewton Arthur, farmer. No townTomkinson Joeeph, fa
DIBEqrpBY.]Wareing Fredk, Wm. The PoplarsWhyman Mrs. MayfieldWUde Beginald W. The Old rectoryCOMMEBCIAL.Barber Hugh, farmerBarrow Jonathan, farmer. Broad LineBoardman Bichard, farmer. Tew Treefarm. Dungeon laneBradford Jolm, fanner. Cartridge laneBradford William Hough, farmer,Beddish haUBroady Henry, farmer. Mountain farmBurrows Brothers, wire workers,Knutsford roadCHESHIRE.Carter Thos.Eechab,jBrcr.Knutsford rdChamberlain Thos. frmr.Knutsford rdClare Joseph, farmer, Monris brookDaintith James, Ram's Head P.HGarnett Thos, ft William,Poacher's NookGrappenhall Tanning CoHolt John H. smith ft wheelwrightJames Levi, farmer, Chester roadfarmers.Kaye Alan Lister, agent to JosephCharlton Parr esqLomas WiUiam,carter ft coal merchntLong WUliam fc Son, tanners, Oifflane & Grappenhall tanneriesGUILDEN S'DTTON' (or Sutton GuUden) is a township,parish and small viUage, three-quarters of a milefrom Mickle Trafford stations on the London and NorthWestem and <strong>Cheshire</strong> Lines Committee railways, 3mUes east-north-east from Chester, 7 south-south-westfrom Frodsham and 7 west-north-west from Tarporley,in the Eddisbury division of the county, Tarvin union,lower division of the hundred of Broxton, petty sessionaldivision ot Chester Castle, Chester county court district,and rural deanery, archdeaconry and diocese of Chester.The church of St. John the Baptist is a small edificeof brick, consisting of chancel, nave, south porch and awestem turret containing 2 bells, dated respectively 1666and 1777: the font bears date 1635 : a memorial tablet ofserpentine marble in mosaic was erected in March, 1896,to the memory of the Bev. Edwin A. Pitcairn CampbeUM.A. of Vicar's Cross, Chester, expenses being defrayed bylocal subscription : the church was restored in 1890 ata cost of ;^4oo, and affords 130 sittings. The registerdates from the year 1595. The living is a vicarage, netyearly value ;^i94, with residence, in the gift of G.PBIVATE BESIDENTS.Gray John, The GablesHewlett Major Gervase, The LodgeBowley Bev. WiUiam (vicar, 4 chaplainof Tarvin union). The VicarageSmith Bobert Gathcart, The Old HaUHALE. 341Mainwaring James, shopkeeperMorrey Harry, farmer, Carr farmPerrins Lim. tube mffs. Morris brookRutter Henry, farmer, HaU laneSimcock George, Dog ft Dart P.H,Knutsford roadTurner Robert, farmer. Hall laneWarburton John, farmer,Cartridge laWebb Sarah (Miss), Parr Arms P.HWhittaker David.laundy.Knutsford rdWiUis Charles, grocerWoodcock John S. shopkeeperWoods ft Eaton, farmrs,Canal Bk.farmEgerton Warburton esq. and held since 1899 by theRev. WUUam Rowley, who is also chaplain of Tarvinunion. Here is a Primitive Methodist chapel, erectedin 1873. G. Egerton Warburton esq. who is lord ofthe manor, the tmstees of the late Thomas Arthur Hopeesq. R. G. H. Perryn esq. of Trafford HaU, and RobertC Smith esq. are the principal landowners. The soil isclayey; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat andoats. The area is 974 acres; rateable value, ;£2,296;the population in 1901 was 347.Parish Clerk, Robert Ashton.Sub-Post Office.—George Grindley, sub-postmaster. Lettersby foot post from Chester arrive about 8.30 a.m.4 5-45 P-m.; dispatched at 8.30 a.m. 4 5,45 p.m.;Sundays, arrive about 8.45 a.m. ; dispatched at 10a.m. Hoole, 2^ miles distant, is the nearest moneyorder 4 telegraph officePublic Elementary School (mixed), built in 1891 4 en-. larged 1904, for 160 children; average attendance,I 140 ; Ernest Frederick Healey, masterCOMMEBCIAL.Anderton Edwin, market gardenerBlyth Mary (Miss), farmer. Holly hoHarrison 'William, farmerJennings George, farmerNevett Samuel, farmer. The HaUHALE is an Urban District, much scattered, formerlyin Bowdon parish, but by Order of the <strong>County</strong> <strong>Council</strong>was formed into a separate parish Ma-jrch 31, 1900, andby Order in <strong>Council</strong> dated July 28th, 1906, was createdan ecclesiastical parish; it is in Altrincham division ofthe county, Bucklow hundred and union, Altrinchampetty sessional division and county court district, andin the rural deanery of Bowdon, archdeaconry of Macclesfieldand diocese of Chester, about a mile south andeast from Altrincham, consisting principally of privateresidences occupied by business men from Manchester.The <strong>Cheshire</strong> Lines railway from Altrincham to Chester,•which runs in connection with the Great Northern, theMidland and Great Central railways, passes through theparish, and has a station here.Hale is governed by an Urban District <strong>Council</strong> of twelvemembers, formed in 1900. St. Peter's, in Ashley road,formerly a chapel of ease to Bowdon parish church, wasopened in 1892 and erected at a cost of upwards of£7,000: there are 400 sittings. The register dates fromthe year 1897. The living is a perpetual curacy, netyearly value ;£'25o, in the gift of the vicar of Bowdon,and held since 1906 by the Bev. John Ritson BrunskillM.A. of Queen's College, Oxford, who was curate incharge from 1893. Hale Barns is a hamlet in Haleparish. The chapel of ease at Hale Barns, erected in1882 at a cost of ;^8oo, in connection with All Saints',Bingway, is an edifice in tbe black and white timberedstyle, and will seat 150 persons. The Oongregationalchapel in Ashley road, built in 1899 at a cost of ;^4,5oo,is a stmcture of red brick, and will seat 400 persons.Near here is also a Unitarian chapel, erected in 1723,with 160 sittings, and in connection with it a Sundayschool, founded in 1787 and held in a building erectedin 1880. The Wesleyan Methodist chapel, in Henrystreet. Hale road, erected in 1880, is of brick, and willseat 100 persons. Altrincham GHrls' Home, Ashley road.Hale, founded by F. W. Crossley esq. of gtar HaU,Manchester, was erected in 1883 for the reception of 60chUdren: the home is supported by voluntary subscriptions;it formerly consisted of two separate blocks, butone of these was transferred by Mrs. Crossley, in1897, to the Manchester and Salford Police Orphanage.The principal landowners are Lord Egerton of Tatton,the trustees of the late Sir WUliam CunliffeBrooks bart. (d. 1900), the trustees of J. Harrop esq.and Joseph Harrop Clibran and John Richardson esqrs.The tmstees of the late Countess of Stamford andOkeU George, farmerRichardson Edward, farmerVernon WiUiam 4 Son, brickmakersWilliams Benjamin, farmer. Belle vueWillis John H. farmerWindsor Henry, shopkeeperWarrington (d. 1905) are lords of the manor. The soilgenerally is sand and gravel, with here and there a stiffclay. The population in 1881 was 2,221, and in 1891 was2,803, and in 1901 was 4,562; the area is 1,284 acres ofland and 4 of water; the rateable value is ;^66,o8i.Ringway, formerly a hamlet in Hale tovmship, bas beenformed into a separate dvil parish, and will be foundunder a separate heading.Town Sub-Post ft M, 0. Office, Hale,—Joseph Kennerley,sub-postmaster. Letters through Altrincham; dispatchedat 8.30 4 10 a.m. ft 12.15, 1.15, 3.45, 5.30,7, 8.15 4 9.45 p.m.; Sundays, 6.30 p.m. Telegramsare dispatched only from this office; the telegraphoffice is open on Wednesdays from 8 a.m. to 1 p.mPost. M. O. & T. Office, Hale Barns.—Adam Armour,sub-postmaster. Letters received through Altrincham;dispatched at 9.30 a.m. ft 8 p.m.; sundays, 9 a.m.The telegraph office is open on Wednesdays from 8a.m. to I p.m. ft 7 to 8 p.mUBBAN DISTBICT COUNCIL.Offices ft Board room, Ashley road.Meetings held the third monday in every month.Members.Chairman, Samuel Butler J.P.Central Ward,Retire AprilJohn Ferguson 1911Samuel Butler 1912North Ward.Retire AprilJohn GibbinsBromwich 1913William Gibbon 1911 1 Samuel Ashley 1913Thomas Blagburn 1912 |South-East Ward,Fredk. Rinatus Hughes 1911 | Joseph T. Haworth J.P 1913Charles Hy. Harwood.. 1912 |West Ward,'James WiUiam Welch 1911 I Albert EdwardSchofield 1913Thomas Edwin Alker,,. 1912 |Officials.j Olerk ft OoUector, John GUbert Whyatt, Ashley road; Treasurer, A. H, M, Gow, Lancashire ft Yorkshire Bank,Altrincham
342 HALE. CHESHIRE.Medicd Officer of Health, Thomas Andrew BothweUM.D,, OkB.Vict., M.B.O.S.Eng., L.B.CP.Lond. Clovelly,Ashley roadSurveyor, Engineer ft Sanitary Inspector, S. A. PickeringA;M.I.O.-E. <strong>Council</strong> O^ces, Ashley roadAssistant Overseer, John Gilbert Whyatt; office at U.D.<strong>Council</strong> offices, Ashley roadPBIVATE BESIDENTS.BouUen Thomas, Lindisfarne, OllerbarrowroadAgard Arthur, Brinnington,Ashley rdj Bourne Samuel, Carver roadAgha Hussein, Eagle lo. Harrop road j Bourne Samuel, Gheshunt, Park rdAgnew Frank, Lane house. Broad la Boutflower Edward, Well greenAlker T. Edwin CE. 16 Spring road Boutflower Mrs. Well gr**"Allan J. Douglas,Gleadale,Warwick rd Bowker Herbert, Eavenswood, !3oiithAllan Jn.Herman,Gwynant,Arthog rdAUcjck Harry, 22 Albert roadDowns roadBowtell Mrs. Ivydene, Lyndop roadAllen Herbert, Rose cot. Appleton rd Boydell Henry Eatcliffe, Springfield,Allen MIS. Longstone, Lindop road .\shley roadAllen VeroMarshaU,Gantley,Carver rd BoydeU Joshua Howarth, Dinglehurst,Alltree Samuel, 34 Leigh road \lan driveAmbli-r Jas. Hy, Balmae, Heath road Bradburn Albt. Rosneath, Arthog rdAnglin Saml, Temple acre, Harrop rd Bradshaw Miss, 42 WestgateAngold Charles B, 43 Westgate Bradwell Edwin, Nether8ide,Leigh rdArnold Alfred L. East mount, Bratt Peter, Heath bank. SouthHoward driveDowns roadArnold John, Highbury, Harrop road Brewer Frederick T. 3 Albert roadArnold Mrs. 10 WestgateBrewerton Thos. Beechwood, BroomfieldArnold Wm.A.Westbourne,Bappax rdlaneArtington John Henry, Brookside, Brickmann Oscar, Inni8faU,Arthog rdHale BarnsBridgeford Louis, Arnside, Arthog rdAsh Arthur, 33 Cecil roadAsh Edwd. The Coppice, Harrop rdBridgford .Stanley,Downs roadGairloch, SouthAshe Herbert M.A. Wadham house, Broadsmith Frederick, Somerleaze,Arthog roadAshe Mrs, Norwood, Lyndop roadAshton Thomas, 195 Ashley roadAshworth Joseph, 6 Albert roadAshley roadBroady Charles, Oakmere, Park driveBrogden Hy. CE. Hale lo. Grove laBrookes George, 51 WestgateAsh-vorth Wm. Wood hill, Harrop rd Brooks Buckley, Manor ho.Hale BarnsAtkinson James Harry, 7 Lisson gro Brooks Jsph.Oymyran,011eTbarrow rd-Atherton Robert Dyson, Ingleside, Brooks Mrs. Brook holme, Leigh roadCrescent roadAtkinson A. Henry, KUmory, OUerbarrowroadAtkinson Miss, 7 Lisson groveBrown Chas. Ilford lea, Cambridge rdBrown Edwd. A. Deyne lodge, OUerbarrowroadBrown John Vivian, 31 Broomfield laAustin Herbt. Goombe bank,Westgate BrunskiU Bey. John Bitson M.A.Ayrton William Margreave, Lynton, (incumbent of Stl Peter's), St.Bower roadPeter's house, Harrop roadBaddelev Thos.Norwood,Haz6lwood rd Buckley Arthur, The Leas, Park roadBaUey Edward Alfred, 88 GecU road Buckley Charles Arthur, Miramar,Baker Geo. M. Brantwood, Westgate Arthog roadBancroft Charles, 1 Albert road Bullock Edmund John, Bodfan,Barber Geo. B. Hanwood, Bower roadBardsley Mrs. Latrigg, WestgateBarker Alfred, Hale gro. Grove laneArthog roadBunce Charles, 54 Leigh roadBurton Frank, Hillside. Park roadBarker Norman,Akarana, Leicester rd Burton Henry Bowman. 47 WestgateBarker Walter, Lester Groft, Hale Burton John," Hazeldene, Peel avenueButler Mrs. 38 Appleton roadBarnsBarlow Albert, Carna, Arthog roadBarlow Saml.J. Wayside, Appleton rdBarnaby Frank 0. 14 Lisson groveBarnes Geo. A. Penarth,Warwick drvBarnes Misses, The Hollies, Park rdBarnsdale John Davidson, Mapperley,WestgateBarrie Fred, 53 Cecil roadBarritt Miss, Airlie, Belmont roadBartram William Percy, Talgarth,Bower roadBatty Harry, Braemar, Laburnum laBatty John H. 34 Avon roadBaur E. L. Fdsberg, Park roadBayley Miss, Isca, Lyndop roadBayley Mrs, Helen, Edale, Lyndop rdBeard Gilbert, Tryfan, Warwick driveBeard John 'W^Riversley, Park roadBeatty Robert P. Ardmore, Arthog rdBeaumont Thos. S. AUanwood, AshleyroadBeckett Mrs. M.Boy8ton,Warwick drvBennett Thos. Keckwick, Arthog roadBentley - Charles Henry, The Haven,Park driveBenton Mrs. Kingswear, Park roadBerrisford Harold, The Farm.Park rdBlackburn Misses, Woodlawn, BelmontroadBlair Wm. Lynbrook, Ashley roadBlelock William, Naemopr, South rdBlore Walter Herbert, 3 Lisson groveBoardman I^athan H. Hazelwood,Hale Bdrns 'Boden Walter, Bellmount, Heath roadPublic Elementary Schools, Hale Barns, bmlt abotit iSfiift enlarged in 1886, for x6o children; average attendance,95; Miss Emily Boss, mistressThis school is under the control of the AltrinchamEducation Sub-Committee; Joseph Howarth, EductitionOffices, Market street, Altrincham, derkHale Bailway Station, David Ernest Hewes, station maitrCooper Percy B. Shelley; iLarnokk,Prescott roadCottam Mrs. 10 Albert roaddox Frederick John WUUam M.D.EUersdene, Ashley roadCranwill Arthur H. Laburnum laneGraven Mrs. 30 Albert roadCrawshaw Fred, Dalaro, Park avenueCrockett LawrenceCha8.i97 Ashley rdCrockford Hy. Herbt. 4 lasson groveCrosland James FoyeU LovdocfcM.Inst.C.E., M.Inst.M.E. BelcombivArthog oroadCrossland Mrs. 34 WestgateCrossley Henry, 25 Albert roadGrossley 'Thomas, 8 Albert road.- •Crowe Lewis, Carahor, Ashley roadCullen Mrs. Granford, OUerbarrow rdCurnick Harry Gerald J. 19 BroomfieldlaneDaine Thomas, HiUsboro', Heath roadDale Harold, Nantclwyd,Bank Hall laDale John, 38 Albert roadDalton Ghas.Holland,35 Broomfield laDavies Richd. Anderson,43 GecU roadDavy WUliam, 6 Leigh roadDay Wm. Chas. J. 20 Albert road eastDean Frank, 38 WestgateDe-Bussy Frederick,4o Appleton roadde Souza Jose A. EdieviUe, Ashley idDeurr Edwin 0. Highlawn, Alan dr?Dippie Mrs. 49 WestgateDoming Edward, 45 Westgate 'Douglas Mrs. E. Cambridge roadDriscoU Fras.Hy. Ethelma, Leigh rdDriver Jn. Goodwin, Coniston,WestgteDronsfield Mrs. J. Descanso, WarwickroadDuerr Edgar, Laurel bank. Peel avenDugdale James, 30 Park roadDunlverley Frank B., J.P.GraythwaiteDunlop Daniel Nicholl, Ashdale, WarwickdriveDykes Wm. Craig Bathan,OU6rbarrowroadDykes WiUiam GUlespie, CraigRathan, OUerbarrow roadDyson Thomas WUson, 51 GeoU roadEadie John Charles, i Crescent roadEager Edwin, Summerfield, Bower rdEaton Alfred, Dalfield, Arthog roadEaton Jas. M. Sandy mount,Broad laEdge Edwin, Marlton house.Arthog rdButler Samuel J.P. 193 Ashley roadByrne Aden, Hawley ho. Hale BarnsCamden Charles A." 12 Spring roadCarey Herbert, Newholm, Leigh road j EdghUl Arthur G, Bramber, Oiler-Oarr James, HiUcote, Rappax rd. HaleCarter Rev. Frederick (Congregational),15 Albert roadCarter Jn Boyden, Ashness, Carver rdGatieux Edward, Broad Oak, WarwickroadChaplin Arthur, 48 WestgateCharlesworth Mrs. Belmont, NurseryavenueCharlton Alfred J.P. Red hUl, BankHall laneClanahan Hugh Cumming J.P. TheWood, Park driveClark Mrs. ig Lisson groveClarke Alfred Frank, 16 Leigh roadClarke John, Ivy Dene, Cambridge rdClarke Wm, B. Clinchfield,Alan driveClayton Mrs.Holmedene,Cambrdg. rdClegg Mrs. Kenmare, Bower roadClibran Joseph H. Broad laneClibran Miss, 17 Avon road ,Clipsham Robt. A. Hope cot .Leigh rdOoUett Edward,Newoi'oft,OambTidge rdCollier Miss, Heath roadCollier Wm. WoodviUe, Howard driveOblUnson Ohas. Lyndhurst, Park roadCoUinson Mi8s,Cromer Lea,Ashley rdConnor Merritt S. Leicester roadCook Wm. H. B, San Juan, Avon rdCookson 'WiUiam B. 57 Cecil roadCooper Chas, Jas. Edgedale,Ashley rdbarrow roadEdwards Hy, S.Holme lea.NuraeryavEUis Mrs. Trafford ho, Cambridge rdElton Hy.. Walf'ird, Murieston roadEvans Hugh Chas. 6 OUerbarrow rdEvans Mrs. 12 Broom roadEveritt Mrs. Bichmond ho. Ashley rdFaUiner Charles, Clevdands, Park avFalkner Robert Noel, Wynton,Murieston roadFasham Charles Ernest, Meerbrook,Alan driveFaulkner Arth, K, Oranford,Lypdop idFaulkner Miss, Barbische, Hale BarnsFauUcner Mrs. 29 Albert road ,H .Faulkner Wm. Hy. Roxana,Park, wadFeay Harry, 24 Leigh roadField Charles H. 4 Leigh roadFiel4en -Wfred Wm.. i Broom roadFlower Edwd. Fairlea, Cambridge i|aFollows Frederick WiUiam, Cj;B.JliQT&,OUerbarrow roadFortune Jas. Braco, OUerbarrow, roftdPrance James, Westwood,LeiceSter idFrank Sigmund, PetropoUs, Broad laFrith Henry. Lyngarth, WestgatbFrye J. Wilkie, Craigmore, OUerbarrowroadFrymer Mrs, Fernside, Cambridge rdQ-aUaway Herbert F. ArdmUlan, W^*"wick road
DIRECTORY.]CHESHIRE.Ga;ioway Hy. J.P. The Shiel, Park rdHobbins Herbt. 0. The Gale, HowardiGafliofc GeorgOj 199 Ashley road drive 4GeUer Fred, Oakhurst, Warwick roadHobbins Wilfrid, The Nook; AppletonGeorge George E. Bayleigh, Alanr-iaddriv^e, Arthog road 'Hodgson William, 92 CecU roadGibbon Edward, Highfidd.. WestgateHoffmann Miss,Sandbume,Belmont i^iGibbon Frederick, 2 Lisson groveI Gibbon Harry, Moorfield, WestgateHolbins xVIrs. Sandgate, WestgatejGribbon Mrs. 14 Broomfield laneHolbrook Jn. S. Hampton, WestgateG-ibbon William, 17 Broomfield laneHolford Joseph Kay, 56 Leigh roadGibson Bichd. H. Sherwood, Park rdHolmes Frank H. Madeley house,jGinders Mrs. BolUn brae. Park roadAshley roadGliddon Mrs, Elim. OUerbarrow Totn^Holmes Geo. WUfrid, 24 Nursery avGoble Harry, Corwa-r, Blazdwood rdHolmes John C The Lodge,Ashley rdHolt Edwyn, Atholdene, Arthog roadGoldsmith Henry, Odstone, Arthog rdHilt James, Leysters, WestgateGoodson Harry L. Buddington.Holt James E. 45 Park roadMurieston roadHopkins Frank, Tyre, OUerbarrow rdGoodwin Walter Gamble, 1 BroomfieldlaneHowat Emest, OakvUle, Leigh roadHowarth James Herbt. 32 Leigh roadGoulty Howard, Hatherlow, Alan drv Huddlestone Charles D, Redclyffe,Green CyrU, 20 Nursery avenue OUerbarrow roadGreen James, Gable Nook, Park road Hudson John, 16 Broom roadGreenleavesHrbrt.Overlea,Howard drv Hughes Fred, 46 WestgateGreenleaves WUliam, ,24 Westgate Hughes Thos. Martin, 6 Victoria rdGregory Saml. Barnfield, Leigh road Hughes WiUiam Hy. 2 Broom roadGreig Frank, Thorncliffe, Lisson gro HuU Bertram, Bryin Glas, Hawlev la.Groome Edwd, E.The Dene.Harrop rd Hale BarnsGroome Mrs. Lincombe, Harrop rd Hume Mrs. Washington, Bagot, TheGrounds Arthur, 49 Albert road Avenue, Arthog roadGrundy Bt. EUis, Overdale,Arthog rd Huntiphreys David M. Ingarsby, WarwickroadHadfield "WiUiam, Strathnaim, OUerbarrowroadHumphreys Edwd,TheEidge.Ashlev rdHaigh Jas. M. Briergate,Warwick drv Humphreys H. Ash field. Broad laneHaU Ernest.The Old ho.Sth.Downs rd Hunt Chas. Wm.Ros8lyn,HazelwoodTdHaU Mrs. Eoslyn, Bower road Hunt James, Wynberg, Nursery avHaU Mrs. The Grange, Broad lane Hunt Richd. Leonard, 28 Leigh roadHamson Otho A. i Queen's road Hunter Bertram MitcheU L.D.S.Edin.Handyside Charles B. SUlwood, PrescottroadHunter John, Edgemoor. Broad laneAlster bank, Ashley roadHansford Josiah, Silver bowe, OUerbarrowroadHyde Mrs. Gv^ynnant, Park TOU^Hyde John, The Firs, WestgateHardy Asa, Redcot, Leicester road Ingham Arthur Edward, Carver roadHarrison Francis O. Arvon, OUerbarrowroadIngham Mrs. Hazelwood, Hazelwd^ rdIngham Miss, Fern vil. Laburnum laHarrison Jas. Thorn vil. Ashley road | Irwin Rt. C. Auchrannle.Leicester'rdHarrison Miss, Gowan lea, Ashley rdHarrison Thomas, Brightstone, BankHall laneHarrop Geo. A. ,Highcroft, Arthog rdHart Herbert, Gildabrook,Bower roadHartenheim Max, Ashleigh.Park roadHartington Joseph A. Sunnyside,Hale BamsHartley Jas. Lightoaks, Arthog roadHartley Robt. Woodcroft, Broad laneHartlev Thomas B.Bank Hall cottage.Bank HaU laneHartwig AUred H. Murieston, Bel-, mont roadHarwood Chas. Hy. Erlesdene,Park rdHatton John Rideout, Draycott,Prescott roadHawker Horace, 36 WestgateHaworth Jn. F.Lethbridge,Bappax rdHaynes Bev. Herbert (PrimitiveMethodist), 27 Albert roadHedgman Rev. Cornelius Henry M.-\.(Cong.), Sefton house, Arthog roadHeggie David, 18 Nursery avenueHelder Max, Kyngstone, Park roadHelsbv Jsph. E. Ash mount. Peel avHenry Gec.F.Edce Moor, Howard drv^HeptbnstalU8ph,BurtonHolm,Ashly.rd'Herbert Arth. M. Highend, Broad !aHesketh Richard, Ashdene, WestgateHesketh Wm. B.Lismore,Leicester rdHewitt Frank, 50 Leigh roadHewitt Jas, Norwood, Cambridge rdHeywood Noel, Swainsley, Harrop rdHickson Miss, Fendennis,- Prescott rdHighfield F. Ash house,. Grove laneHignett Misses, 96 Cecil roadHiles Mrs. Kynance, South roadHUl Arthur N. Dalwhinnie, OUerbarrowroadHiU George Osborne, 2 Albert roadJSiU Harry P. Ayrfield, Harrop roadHill Joseph Albert, 8 Broom roadHUton Edwin K. Glynhir, Park avHinchliffe Samuel, Hale BarnsHindley Edward,. Cintra, WestgateIsherwood Harold, Brierfield AshleyroadJackson Frank, i Bower roadJackson George, Broomfield villa.Broomfield laneJackson James Edward, Moorcot,Leicester roadJackson John. Holme lea, Lyndop rdJackson Jn. Lynn garth, Howard drvJackson Mrs. 5 Albert roadJackson Mrs. Riversdale, Ashley rna'^Jackson Samuel, Holly bank,Grove la•Tackson Wm. Nettlestone, Ashlev n^Jackson William, The Nook, BroomfieldlaneJackson Wm. Waynflete, Leicester rdJohnson Mrs. New lodge. Bower roadJohnson Beginald, Formoy, Arthog rdJohnson William Ewart. Brookhurst,Ashley roadJohnson WiUiam Henry, Sunnyside,Leigh roadJohnsonWm.Noel,BhuaUan,Warwick rdJohnston Peter,Dudleston,Nursery avJones —, 18 Leigh roadJones Charles, Goodrington, Leigh rdJones Charles WiUiam M.B Lissonhouse, Lisson groveJones John, Broad Oaks, Park roadJones John C 1 Avon roadJones Maurice, Hadleigh, OUerbarrowroadJones Mrs. Eskdale, Park roadJones Richd. Noddfa, OUerbarrow rdJones Thomas, Kilduff, Appleton rdJones Thomas Herba't, The Gables,Heath roadJones W. L. WeUfidd, Bdmont roadJones WiUiam, 21 Broomfield laneJonghaus Thomas 0. Ashleigh, WarwickdriveJordan Fras, Grey gables,Warwick drvEahla Elias, Ashbury, Prescott roadKay Cecil, The Limes, Warwick rdKean Frederick, 17 Albert roadKeogh Alfred, 51 Albert roadKerr John, ThornhiU, Hale roadHALE. .^43Killer Jsph. Bockdene,01aremont groKirton James, West cot. WestgateLamb Chas. HUl crest, Arthog roadLamb John Frederick; ' Richmondlodge. Park roadLambert John Henry, Breeze crest,OUerbarrow roadLambert Wm.Waynflete, Leicester rdLancaster Wm. Ingle neuk. Heath rdLand Tohn, Fair view, Ashley roadLand Walter, West mount, OUerbarrowroadLawton James G. 185 Ashley roadLea John Hy. Harrop lodge, Harrop rdLeaf Walter Arthur, Ford bank,Ashley roadLeak James, Ardencraig, Belmont rdLeather Charles, 37 Park roadLedward Miss, Sunny cot. Nursery avLedward Saml.Lanrel bank,Arthog rdLeigh Oliver, 36 Albert roadLeighton-Bailey Raymond, Temora,Leigh roadLevin Bertram, Bossington, Ashley rdLindsell Frederick Raymond B. Wynthorpe,Prescott roadLitherland Herbert, Ivy lea, CambridgeroadLivesey Arnold, Southview, Bower rdLoewenthal Franz.Inglenook.Ashley rdLoewenthal Geo. Inglenook,Ashley rdLong Arthur, 15 Queen's roadLord Fredk. A.Kuruman,Leicester rdLord Samuel, Altenbrook, Harrop rdLord Saml.Freears, Foxwood, Parte rdLorrimer Harry Vernon, 4 Broom rdLowndes Richd. Redcot, Ashley roadLucy Lionel Herbert, 90 Cecil roadLund George Edward, TankervUle,OUerbarrow roadLunham WUUam M. Melrose, WarwickdriveMacbeth Miss, 58 Leigh roadMacCaig Alex. Dhunellen, Park roadMcConneU Hy.M.Tweedside,Ashley rdMcDougall Isaac S. The Orchard,Arthog roadMackay Edward B. 16 Nursery avenMcKenzie John, WestgateMcKenzie John McD. 7 Broomfield laMackenzie WiUiam Henry Ord,Holn>wood, Lisson groveMcKerrow John B. Eversley, LaburnumlaneMaclaren Robert Downie, Strathyre.Warwick roadMaclean Robert Kettle, Duart, LaburnumlaneMacmUlan John C Brackenhurst,Rappax roadMacnamara John, 13 Bancroft roadMakin Thos. Wm. Mereland, Park rdManley James, 31 Albert roadManley Mrs. Oakldgh, Ashley roadMarriott Edward, 34 Appleton roadMarsden William A. Riversdale,01lerbarrowroadMatthewson Alfred Eugene, Beaulieu,Leicester roadMaylor Wm. Arth. Domus, WestgateMayne Robert, 8 Leigh roadMead Ebenezer John, Melbourne ho.Ashley roadMeldrum John, Northfield, Park roadMelland Edward, Kiaora, Arthog rdMills Frank, 42 Appleton roadMiUs Mrs.John, Coniston,Warwick rdMilne William Abraham CThe Ivies,Hale BarnsMinto Walter. Merridale, Park driveMitchell Fred-Groundwell, Newholme,Hazdwood roadMonks Walt. Hazelhurst, Warwick rdMoodie Henry Charles, 18 WestgateMoore Frederick, 6 Lisson groveMoore James Whiteley, Armthorpe,Park roadMorello Francis Arthur, Park roadMorgan OecU B. Dunara, Park roodMorgan Mrs. Boushleish, Park roadMorrill John Wm. 36 Appleton roadMorrison Stanley, Merton, Leigh road
344 HALE.Morton Benjamin, Edgworth, Hawleylane. Hale BarnsMoss Edwd. R. Gheriton, WestgateMossop John, Devonshire cot. Ashley rdMumby Charles, Brandon, Leigh rdMunn William W. Peel avenueMurby WUliam Edward, Evington,Hazelwood roadMusgrove William A. Saxon holme.Park driveNnixmith Chas. Ingleton, Lyndop rdNeatby Albert Aug. Roslyn, WarwickdriveNeedham Charles W. Kelmscott,OUeibarrnw roadNeedbam Thos. Oakdene, Bower roadNeild Mrs. 24 Albert roadNewall James, 24 Spring roadNicholson Arth. L. Wayside, BroomfieldlaneNichnlsnn Ernest Harry, Cogarth,Broom field laneNicholson Jsph.Newland,Hazelwood rdNicholson Mrs. Portinscale, Arthog rdNield Sydney, 21 Avon roadNorburv Frank, Garwood, Park avNoton Edward Charles,Meadow bank.Hale BamsOffden Wm. Lyndhurst, Arthog roadOcden William Henry, 28 WestgateO'Grady Henry, Spring bank. LaburnumlaneO'Grady Standish, 20 Albert roadO'Hanlon Mrs. Oakdell, Alan drive0!dfie!d Owen Alfred, Sunnythwaite,Appleton roadO'Neil Victor, Danemore, Harrop rdO'NeUl Charles Sefton M.D.Glendale.Ashley roadOrford Edwin A. Edensor, Grove laneOrr William, Friars croft. Park driveOrrell Mrs.Nitbesdale.SouthDowns rdOrton Joseph, 26 Leigh roadOstara Adolph, Berolina,Hazelwood rdOstler James, Penshurst, Harrop roadParker Eustace Geo. 16 Broomfield laParker Miss A. 18 Spring roadParker Samuel C Minavon, Ashley rdParker Thomas, Carver roadParkins William, Hampstead, SouthDowns roadPaton John Drummond, Glenmuir,Leicester roadPattinson Mrs. 26 Nursery avenuePaulden Mrs. Rivington house,Broomfield lanePavie Mrs. .Tohn, 23 Albert roadPayne John Henry, The Homestead,Park roadPewce Alfd.Jas.Brentnor,Warwick rdPearson Stanley, Park hill. Park roadPemberton George. 8 Lisson crrovePenninffton Alfd. Cruden, WestgatePercival Chas. L. Oakleigh, Park rdPercival James, 16 Lisson grovePerry Wm. Holmedale, Hazelwood rdPickering Frederick Arthur, Highland,Leicester roadPickstone Alfred, StrUan, Hale BarnsPierpoint James, Cintra lodge, OUerbarrowroadPilkington Mrs. Granford, Alan drivePilling Frank, Deeplish, Arthosf roadPiatt Mrs. Elizabeth, Trefriw, SouthDowns roadPiatt Bt. M, Brackenhoe. Ashley rdPoulton Col. J. H., V.D, Brooklyn,Harrop roadPrescott Charles, 4 Albert roadPrice Rev. WiUiam Geo. (Unitarian),The Manse, Hale BarnsPritchard W. Clovelly, Bank Hall laPugh WUliam. 35 Cecil roadRaby Herbt. Woodcote.South Downs rdRaby Mrs. Aingarth, Warwick roadRamsbottom Francis Wm. Studley,North roadRawlinson John. Lynton, WestgateReade Charles Walter, 32 Albert roadReid Mrs. Camwath lodge, Ashley rdr.?n-:e Miss, Carlton cot. Laburnum laCHESHIRE.Reyner Frederick Herbert, The Uplands.Rappax roadRhodes Miss, 9 Lisson groveRichardsonFrank,Glengarry,Ashley rdRiddle Wm.Hy. TregriU, Appleton rdBidgway George Edwd. West dene,Ashley roadRigg Robinson W. Jesmond, OUerbarrowroadRigg Sibson Sagar, Motley bank,South Downs roadRobertson Arthur, Durham lodge,Howard driveRobilliard Mrs. The Gables. Heath rdRobinson Rev. Thomas (Unitarian),14 Albert roadRobinson Hy. L. Heathside, Park idRobinson Richd. Bransford, WestgateRobinson Wm.A. Glenmore,Ashley rdRodgers Norman, Maynwood,LeicesterroadRodier James P. Isca, North roadRogerson John Ernest, Glen cotttage.Laburnum laneRose Harry, Clovelly, Leigh roadRosling Robert, 12 WestgateRothwell C F. S. 20 Spring roadRothwell Thomas Andrew M.D.CloveUy, Ashley roadRoyle Mrs. Ingleton. Broom roadRumsey Wm.Bryn Celyn,Bank Hall laSachs John. Kamak, South Downs rdSanderson WiUiam, 14 Spring roadSandiford Hubert C. Morvan, WarwickdriveSargent Miss, 9 Nursery avenueScaife Isaac, i Nursery avenueSchwarz Franz, 15 Lisson groveSeed James, 19 Albert roadSetzer Edward, Elfried, Warwick rdShank John E. Low mere. Broad laneShaw John, Qnarnford, Park roadShaw Miss, 9 Lisson groveShepherd James W. Brookside, HaleBarnsShepherd William H. Brunswick cottage.Hale BamsShort Frank, Avona, Leigh roadSiebold Mrs. Lynton, OUerbarrow rdSillavan Mrs. Rivington house,BroomfieldlaneSimons Fredk. S. Highfield, Park rdSlade Mrs. 2 Leigh roadSlater Isaac Smith, 30 Leigh roadSmaUey Herbert, Carver roadSmith Geo. Glenluce, Broomfield laneSmith James Edward, 35 Albert roadSmith Miss, Newlyn, WestgateSmith Mrs. Ashdene, Claremont groSmith Mrs. Burwood. Park roadSmith Samuel J. R. Erlewood, i BankHall laneSmith Sydney Reginald, Newland,Murieston roadSmith Thom.as, 2 Park roadSmith William, Kilcreggan, Bower rdSmyth Mrs, Brentcliffe, Ashley roadSnape Mrs, Crescent villa,Crescent rdSothern Mrs. W. I. B. Maes-y-Porth.Harrop roadSouthern John M. Kimberley house,Cecil roadSouthern Saml. Herbert.9 Queen's rdSouthwell Ebenezer, 41 Cecil roadSowerby Wallace,Glan Aber.Heath rdSpaven Fredc. Mygunzah. Bower roadSpence Malcolm, W'estholme, Belmont roadSpencer Thomas W. 22 WestgateSprackett Stanley, 33 .Mbert roadStansfield Arth. Wright, Crescent rdStansfield Chas. Earlsdene, .Arthog rd.Staples George Slater, 14 Leigh roadSteele William Craig, 43 Park roadStevenson Arthur W, Cornercroft,Rappax roadStokoe Mrs. 22 Leigh roadStuart Mrs. Heathfield, Park roadSugden Herbt. B. Langley, MuriestonroadSutcliffe Mrs. Cotswold. Bower road[KELLY'SSutcliffe Mrs. Elton, Warwick driveSwaffield Henry, Byrkley, Ldgh roadSwann Samuel, 18 Albert road eastS-wann William, 49 CecU roadTaite Charles Davis, Baby mountAshley heath'Tasker Mrs. 17 Lisson groveTattersallWm.Mdbrook.Cambridge rdTaylor Mrs. Warwick lo. Warwick rdTemple Arthur Henry, 30 WestgateTerras Herbt. The Croft, Harrop rdThompson George, Loidis, Bower rdThompson Hy. F, Icklesham, HowarddriveThompson John J. 3 Crescent roadThompson Kenworthy, BurUng lodge,Warwick roadThompson Philip, Bruntwood, DelahaysroadThrutchley Thomas, 47 Albert roadThurgarland Joseph C 14 WestgateThurgood Miss, Sunny cot.Nursery avTobler Carlo A. Southfield, Park roadTodd Miss, Melcombe, Warwick roadTolson Chas. G. Yealand, Park roadTomkinson Herbert, 12 Leigh roadTootUl Robt. H. Carisbrook, Heath rdTopham SI. Ennerdale, Hazelwood rdTuder Mrs. 7 Queen's roadTurner A. W. Megholm, Carver roadTurner Arthur B. Greylandu, OUerbarrowroadTurner Mrs. 18 Lisson groveTurner Wm. M.B. Ashford, Ashley rdUnwin Beginald, Inglewood, Park rdUttley Geo. H. Sidcot, Sth. Downs rdUttley John, Withens, WestgateUttley Miss, Hathersage, Park roadValentine Miss, The Elms,Hale BarnsVaughan Thomas Owen, 10 Leigh rdVevers James, 16 Albert roadVincent Frederick W. Redcroft,Belmont roadVolmer Hy. The Red lodge. North rdWagstaff Albert, Wychbold, Park rdWainwright Samuel B. The Garth,Plane Tree roadWalkden Wm. Richmond lo. Hale rdWalker James, Maitland, Ashley rdWalker Mile8,TheCottage,Leicester rdWalker Miss, 3 Broomfield laneWalley Samuel S. Cintra, Park roadWalton Tom. 44 WestgateWard Edward, Frankwyn, Park roadWardle Mrs. Oaklands, Arthog roadWardlow Charles, 23 Albert roadWaterhouse Charles, 40 WestgateWaterhouse John, 41 Albert roadWatkins Herbert, Hill crest, OUerbarrowroadWeatherby Mrs. 43 Albert roadWeaver Robert, Chichester lodge,.Warwick driveWebster Augustus Clement, "TheWillows. Broad laneWelch Alfd.Edwd.Branstone.Carver rdWelch Jas. W. Sunnyside.Warwick rdWeUer Arth.Wm.West Point,WestgteWestall William. Westfield, Pard rdWhipp Joseph, 16 WestgateWhipp Wm. H. Brackley, Belmont rdWhite WilUam, Stravally, Leigh'rdWhitehead Mrs. Strathclyde, CambridgeroadWhittall Harry, 39 Broomfield laneWhittington Mrs. Oakleigh, CambridgeroadWhittles Alfred, Cornerside, OUerbarrowroadWhitworth Edwin. Mayfield, Park rd"Whyatt John Gilbert,' The Uplands,.Hale roadWibberley Frank, The HoUies, NurseryavenueWigley HughP.Castlenau,Warwick rdWild Isaiah, Brier cottage. Park roadWUde James Joseph, Holly bank, The-Avenue, Arthog roadWilkinson Alfred, 41 WestgateWilkinson Miss, 39 WestgateWillcox Mrs. 37 Albert roadWilliams Harry Herbert, 6 Broom rd
DIRECTORY.JWiUiams James, Bryngwyn, Leigh rdWUson Geo.BaUey,Kenwood,Bower rdWUson Jn.Beeoh,Amot hl.Bdmont rdWolff Arnold H. Ross miU,Hale BarnsWoUastonEdmd. W.Bollindale,South rdWood Arth. P. Whitefold, Alan driveWood Fredk. Lyndhurst, Leicester rdWeed Mrs. AirUe, Belmont roadWood Wm. Hy. 'Woodside, Harrop rdWoodforde Edward, West hiU,Murieston roadWoodward John Arthur, 39 Albert rd'WooUey Jn, H7-Highfield,Belmont rdWyUie Bobert, Easdale, Prescot roadWynn Charles Basil, 21 Albert roadYates Jas, Hy. Oakenhurst, Harrop rdYates Percy, The Hays, Delahays roadCOMMEBCIAL.Early dosing day, Wednesday 1 p.m.Ainsworth Harry, boot repairer, 8Tolland laneAldcroft WiUiam, joiner. Hale BaansAUen John, nurseryman, HUl green.Hermitage roadAltrincham Gas Co. ;woTks,Hale MossAltrincham Girls' Home (Miss Death,matron), Ashley roadAltrincham ft Sale & District PublicWindow Cleaning Co. (Wm. Whiteheadft Sons, proprietors), 122 AshleyroadArmourAdam,gro.ftpost off.HaleBarnsArmstrong Thos.H.tailr. 180 Ashley rdArtistic Printing Co. (Manchester)Limited, Moss laneAshe Herbert M.A, boys' school,Wadham house, Arthog roadAstbury Wm.jobbing grdnr,6oPark rdAstles Thos. contractor, 27 Avon rdBailey Edwd. frmr. Ashley Heath frmBaUey Edward, hay ft straw dealer,Ashley roadBaUey Edward, jun. hay ft straw dlr.Hedgcote, Nursery avenueBarker Robert, blacksmith,Hale BarnsBarker Walt, hair drssr. 190 Ashley rdBarnes Wm.jobbing grdnr.70 CecU rdBarson Wm. A, insur,agt,27 WestgateBarton Hannah(Mrs,),frmr.Queen's rdBeeston Thos. stationr. 24 Victoria rdBeswick Thomas, butcher, 184 Ashleyroad. T N 416Bettison John, jobbing gardnr. Oak rdBettison Thos. gardener,62 Victoria rdBoutflower Edward, public notary,WeU greenBowdon Penny Bank, open mondayevenings from 7 to 8 p.m. (EdwardWoodford, sec), 1 Midland terrace,Ashley roadBowker Edgar, com. trav, 51 Avon rdBowker Harry, bldr.Peel vil.Heath rdBrelsford Jas. confctr. 104 Ashley rdBrewer Fredk. Thos, buildr. Heath rdBrewer WilUam, jobbing gardener.Midland terrace, Ashley roadBrierley Annie (Mrs.), confectioner, 4Broomfield laneBroadsmith Fredk. solicitor, Somerleaze,Ashley roadBrocklehurst William (Mrs.), coaldealer, 126 Ashley roadBrookes Joseph, grocer, 183, Moss laneBrown Sarah Jane (Mrs,), confectionr.182 Ashley roadBrownhUl's (WUliam) Sons, saddlersft harness makers, 112 Ashley roadBrundrett Harry W. pianoforte dealr.4^ Park roadBuckley Alfred, artist, 7 Avon roadBunyan Geo.S. com.trav.21 Spring rdBurston ft Nixson Ltd. gros.Ashley rdBurton A. B. ft Co. motor engineers,Ashley roadBurton Herbert, jobbing gardener, 32Appleton roadBush Edwd. A. gardener, 2 Spring rdBush Isaac, fraiterer, 138. Ashley rdButler Eleanor (Miss), private school,,. 84 Victoria roadCamden Emma (Mrs.), midwife, 50Victoria roadCHESHIRE.Campbell Wm. confctnr.217 Ashley rdCarruthers Edwardf* butcher. Park rdCharter Charles Herbert, shopkeeper,26 Watson streetChesters Thos.W. joiner,92 Ashley rdClarke Alfd,com.trav.67 Hermitage rdClarke Howard,frmr,Elm fm.HaleBrnsClibrans, nurserymen, seed merchantsft landscape gardeners. Haleroad; Bank Hall lane fc Broadlane; & at AltrinchamCollier William, builder, Ashley rd.T N 464Cook Daniel, cab proprietor,Ashley rdCorfield fc Gatley,paintrs.i64AshleyrdCottingham Thomas, joiner ftc. 44Park roadCox Frederick John WUliam M.D.Edin., L.R.C.P. ft S.Edin. physician& surgn. EUersdene, Ashley rdCrabtree Emma Jane (Mrs.), outfittr.186 Ashley roadCraven John, jobbing gardener, 18Appleton roadCrockett Lawrence Chas.L.D.S.R.CS.Eng. dentist, 197 Ashley roadGrossley Nancy (Miss), milliner, 166Ashley roadCrowe fc O'Neill, physicians fc surgeons,Carahor, Ashley roadCrowe Lewis Wright M.D.,B.Ch.Dnb.surgeon (firm, Crowe & O'Neill),Carahor, Ashley roadD'Arcy Ellen (Miss), nurse.Queen's rdDarlington Bichard, nurseryman,Appleton roadDavies Walt, watch ma. 114 Ashley rdDavis W. fc Son Limited, dyers ftcleaners. Park roadDean Johnson, commercial traveller,4 Appleton roadDerbyshire Jn.fruiterer,i78 Ashley rdDerbvshire John, landscape gardener,Ashley roadDerbyshire John, nurserj-man, 10Nursery avenueDouglas John W. joiner, 53 Park rdDriU HaU (Color-Sergt. J. Peers,instructor), Ashley roadDuddington Harry, coal agent, 14Broom roadDunsmuir Kate (Mrs.), registry forservants, 52 Victoria roadEdgeU Richard ft Go.coal merchants,BaUway station. Ashley roadEdgeU Harry, saddler, Cecil roadEdgeU Seward, cart owner, 8 CecU rdEUis Susannah (Mrs.), dress makerPeel avenueEmery Jn. tobacconist, 174 Ashley rdFields Chas.Hy.butcher,i8 Victoria rdFUmer Jsph. ironmngr. 16 Victoria rdFord Jn.Alfd. insur. agt.i6 Watson stFox Adam F.bldr.Holmrook,Heath rdFranks Richard, jobbing gardener, 50Peel street ^. ^ „Fraser Hugh, Old Bleeding Wolfhotel, Ashley roadFreeman Mary (Mrs.), fried fish dlr.8 Peel streetGarner Frank, buUder, 14 CecU roadGarner WUUam James, nurseryman,147 Ashley road ft Harrop roadGatley Charles Ernest, painter, seeCorfield & Gatley,•..-,Gibbon James ft Son Limited, brickft tUe makers (WiUiam Gibbon,manager), Delahays roadGibbon Heniy, plumber, 151 Ashleyroad. T N 145 « , jGiUingham Hy.J.nursrymn.13 Oak rdGoddard Wilfrid, news agt. Ashley rdGodfrey Fanny (Mrs,), dress maker.Hale BarnsGoolden Annie J, (Miss), miUiner,170 Ashley roadGow Anthony H. M. manager Lancashireft YorkshireBankLtd.Ashley rdGraham Charles, landscape gardener51 Park road , T^JGray T. 0. manager Parr's Bank Ltd172 Ashley roadHALE. 345Grimshaw Jn, com. trav.23 WestgateHale Conservative Club (Jas. S. Losh,sec.), Victoria roadHale Free Library (W. Molineaux,librarian), 118 Ashley roadHale ft Bingway Men's Social Club(Barker Walker, sec), Hale BarnsHale Tennis Club (Gordon Boyd,sec,),Park avenueHaUam Florence (Miss), stationer,140 Ashley roadHamUton James ft Son, builders ftcontractors. Moss la. fc Victoria rdHarris Wm. Hy. butcher, Ashley rdHawley Arthur, farmer. Hale Lowefarm, 45 Hermitage roadHeath Samuel B. C Bull's Head P.H.Hale BamsHewes David E. station master, AshleyroadHeywood W. Vernon (Mrs.), teacherof singing, 189 Ashley roadHolderness J. T. & Sons Ltd. dyers4 cleaners, 2 Broomfield laneHolliday Wm. insur. agt. 191 Moss laHolmes" Wm. cab propr. 94 Ashley rdHolt Jas. builder, Leysters, WestgateHorley James, coal ftc. merchant. PeelCauseway ft Hale stations,Ashley rdHorton Frances (Mrs.) C.M.B. midwife,86 Victoria roadHoughton Sarah (Miss), dress maker,191 Ashley roadHoward Samuel, farmer, Partingtonfarm. Hale BarnsHudson Wyndham, tailor, Glenluceterrace. Moss laneHuches Thos. Martin M.R.C.S.Eng.,L.R.CP.Lond., L.D.S.Eng. dentalsurgeon, 6 Victoria roadHunter Bertram Mitchell L.D.S.Edin.,D.D.S.Penna. dentist, Alster bank,Ashley roadIngham John Charles, <strong>Cheshire</strong> Midlandhotel, Ashley roadJackUn Alfred, chemist, 203 Ashleyroad. T N i486Jackson Herbert, cycle manufacturer,100 Ashley road. T N 73SJackson WiUiam G. farmer. HaleLodge farm. Grove laneJohnson Brothers (Dyers) Limited,dyers ft cleaners, 180 Ashley roadJohnson Henry, boot ma. 8 Oak rdJones Chas. Wm, M.B. ft C.M.Edin.surgeon, Lisson house, Lisson groveJones David, builder, 45 Albert roadJones M. W. (Miss), teacher ofmusic, Eskdale, Park roadKearns Edwin Sylvester, farmer.Bank HaU farm. Bank HaU laneKennerley George, jobbing gardener,30 Tolland laneKennerley Joseph, draper, ft postoffice, 28 Victoria roadKenworthy Walter Denton, fishmonger,213 Ashley roadKiUey William, contractor, 5 Avon rdLaimbeer G. H. beer ft wine retaUer,Post office. Park roadLancashire 4 Yorkshire Bank Ltd.(sub-branch) (A. H. M. Gow,manager), Ashley road; draw onLondon <strong>County</strong> ft WestminsterBank Limited, London E CLawton Jas. G. solicitor,i85 AshlpyrdLeather Mary Louisa (Mrs.), miUiner,8 Broomfield laneLewis Herbt. com. trav. 88 Victoria rdLewis Sidney,cabinet ma.i79AshleyrdLongbottom Edwin, dairyman, 77Hermitage roadMcDonagh Jn.jobbing grdnr.350akrdMcKenzie John McDonald, sanitary inspectorft surveyor to. BucklowRural Dist. CouncU, 7 Broomfield laMacnamara Jn.arcbitct. i3Bancroft rdManchester ft Liverpool District BankingCo. Limited (sub-branch) (Jas.Mottram, manager), 207 Ashleyroad; draw on London office, 75CornhiU E C
316 HALE. CHESHIRE. [KEILil/T'^Mason ft Burrows, wine ft spirit merchant,10 Broomfield laneMead T. Seymour ft Co Limited,grocers ft tea mers. 149 Ashley rdMegson Edmund V. teacher of music,53 Cecil roadMiller Geo. Wm. coal mer. Cecil rdMitcheson Robert Arundel, draper,219 Ashley roadMolby Walter, photographer, i Thorngrove. Albeit roadMorris Emma (Mrs.), farmer. YewTree farm. Park roadMorton A.4 Go.stone masns.Ashley rdMorton Rebecca (Mrs.), grocer, 11Appleton roadMoynihan Robert E. motor garage,Ashley roadNuttall Albt.H.beer ret, 14 Victoria rdO'Neill Charles Sefton M.D., Ch.B.surgeon (firm, Crowe 4 O'Neill),Glendale, Ashley road. T N 1455OrmsonSydney,com.trav.i75Ashley rdParr Percy Rd. G. grocr. 38 Oak rdParr's Bank Limited (branch) (T. 0,Gray, manager), 172 Ashley road;draw on London office, 4 Bartholomewlane E CPearson George, dairyman, Ashley rdPearson Geo,H. statnr.6 Broomfield laPearson John, butcher, 132 Ashley rdPeers Color-Sergt. J. drill instructorto A Co. 5th Territorial Force Battalion<strong>Cheshire</strong> Regiment, DriUhall. Ashley roadPemberton L. G. (Miss), boot maker,102 Ashley roadPetremant Emily (Miss), girls'school, Wraysbury. Ashley roadPickering S. A., A.M.I.C.E. surveyor,engineer fc sanitary inspector toUrban District <strong>Council</strong>, <strong>Council</strong>Offices, Ashley roadPilkington David, dairyman. Grove laPiper Daniel, teacher ot music, 54Victoria roadPlant Emma (Miss), dress maker, 177Ashley road'Preston Walt, blacksmith, Ashley rdBeid E. (Miss), school, see Bobertsonfc ReidRhodes fc Shaw (Misses), privateschool, 9 Lisson groveRingway Golf Club (Buckley Brooks,sec). Hale mount. Hale BarnsRisely William, erocer, 19 Peel streetBobertson ft Beid (Misses), day ftboarding school, Dudley bank,Warwick roadRobinson Harry, paper merchant, 2Appleton roadBobinson Jsph. joiner ftc. 82 CecU rdHALT ON* (or Haulton) is a to-wnship and village andwas formed into a parish, including Norton, Stockham,Rock Savage and Astmoor, July 3, i860, from the civilparish of Euncorn; it is in the KJiutsford division of thecounty, Bucklow hundred, petty sessional division, unionand county court district of Runcom, and in the ruraldeanery of Frodsham, and archdeaconry and diocese ofChester. Halton village, standing on the top of aneminence commanding a fine view of the rivei's Merseyand Weaver, is a mile and a half south-east of Runcorn,and has a station about 1} miles south from the villageon the London and North Westem and GreatWestern joint railvrays: the village is lighted withgas and supplied with water from works at Buncorn,The church of St. Mary the Virgin, standing on aneminence, is a building of red sandstone in the Gothicstyle, designed by the late Sir GKlbert Scott R.A. andoonsisting of ohancel, clerestoried nave of four bays,aisles, south pdroh and a turret on the easterngable of the nave containing one bell: there are 415sittings, of which 164 are free. The registers date fromthe year 1732. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value,/'230, with 80 acres of glebe and residence, in the giftof Sir B. Marcus Brooke bart. and held since 1907 bythe Bev. Ernest Godwin Greenham, and surrogate.The Wesleyan chapel, erected in 1875, at a cost of;^4,ooo, at the expense of the late Thomas Hazlehurstesq. is a buUding of stone in the Gothic style, andhas a tower -with spire: it affords 320 sittings. Acemetery of one acre was formed in 1885 at a costRobson Jn. nurseryman. Queen's rd , Thomas Amey, draper, 201 Ashieir *iJTl.J Rodgers Thos.Wm.fruitr.loSAshley rr>\ -nr * .-i o 1-1.1 rd 1 1 Thorpe mi John, T_l._ builderj v._5,j-^ 4I1 . Pieel n, . street ." "*Rogers Frederick Hughes, chemist ft TootiU Bobt. H.chemist, 136 Ashley I'ddruggist, 22 Victoria roadTurner Jas. confctnr. 116 Ashley rdRothwell C F. S., F.CS. analytical Turner WiUiam M.B;, B,Gh,Aberd.chemist, 20 Sjiring roadsurgeon, Ashford, Ashley 1 roadRothwell Thomas Andrew M.D., Union Bank of Manchester LimitedCh.B.Vict.. M.R.C.S.Eng., L.B.C.P. (sub-branch) (Henry A.; Pearce,Lond. physician ft surgeon, ft medicalofficer of health to the Urban on Glyn, Mills, Currie ft. Co. Loii-manager), 26 'Victoria road; drawDistrict <strong>Council</strong>, CloveUy, Ashley don E Croad. T N 1173j Walker Bt. mkt. gdnr. 25 Watson gtRowbotham Jas. cattle dlr.Hale Bins Warburton John WiUiam, farmerRussell Albert, jobbing gardener, 36 Oaklands farm. Hale BarnigVictoria roadWard James, cab proprietor.^ 157 AshleyRussell Elizabeth (Mrs), servants'road. T N 194registry office, 36 'Victoria road Ward James, coach propr. Heath rdSt. Baldred's HaU (John Ferguson, Warrington Bd.com.trav.46Queen'8rdproprietor), Ashley roadSalmon Jn.Hy.jobbing grdnr.25Peel stSchofield Albert E. draper, 142 AshleyroadWaters Elizabeth (Mrs.), laundiiest,27 Broomfield laneWaters Thos. H. laundry,29 Broom rdWatson Edwin Limited, ironmongers,Seed James, comcl. trav. 5 Westgate 162 Ashley roadShakeshaft C. (Miss), confectioner, Watson WilUam, builder, Watson st155 Ashley roadWebster John, butcher. Hale BamsShaw A. (Miss), ladies' school, see {Webster Jn. J. bldr. 10 Appleton rdBhodes ft Shaw jWeetman Edward, ironmonger, 124Shaw Maud(Miss),miUnr.io6Ashleyrd| Ashley roadShawcross Stephen, auctnr.Hale Bms Weetman Geo. painter, 143 Ashley rdShirley Herbert, market gardener. Weetman Jn.W.upholstr.iioAshley rdDial farm. Hale BarnsWeetman Wm. painter,i45 Ashley rdShorter Harry, insurance agent, 93 Whipp ft Sons,plumbrs.205 Ashley idHermitage roadSimpson Arthur J. fruiterer. Park rdSimpson Peter, joiner. Hale BarnsWhite Annie MatUda (Mrs.) L.O.S.midwife, 38 Queen's roadWhitehead Wm.tobccnst.i22Ashley rdSkemp Bev. John G., M.A. & Mrs. Whitelegg Benjamin, greengrocer, 20private school. Park house. Park rd Victoria roadSlack Moses, boot maker. Hale Barns Whitelegg Joseph, baker. Park roadSmith W. H. 4 Son, news agents. Whyatt John GUbert, derk to theRailway station, Ashley roadSmith Alice (Mrs.), servants' registryoffice, 176a, Ashley roadUrban District OouncU, coUector oftaxes 4 assistant overseer, U.D.C.offices, Ashley roadSmith Ellen (Miss), ladies' tailor, 69 WUkinson George B. furniture remover,Hermitage road153 Ashley road. T N 24XSmith Jspfa.H. plumbr. 176a, Ashley rd Wilkinson Josepb WiUiam, plumber,Smith Thos. Hy. boot repr. 3 Peel st 187 Ashley roadSouthern J. ft Sons, bakers, 17 Cecil WUliarrs John 4 Sons Ltd. gsocers, 'road 4 134 4 188 Ashley road 176 Ashley roadSproston Jn..\.. butch6r,i20 Ashlev rd Williamson M. (Miss), boot m:'i:er,Stockley John E. poultry farmer,Halecottage, Bancroft road ft Hale moss.Moss lemeSweeney Patrick,plumber, 197 Moss laTaylor Richard ft Go. coal merchants.Railway station, Ashley roadTaylor Wm.ft Co.grocrs.215 Ashley rdTench Mary (Miss), nurse, 6 Albertroad eastTerritorial Force Battalion (5th')<strong>Cheshire</strong> Begiment (A Go. Gapt.Humphrey 'Watts; Color-Sergt.-Instructor J. Peers), Ashley road168 Ashley roadWilliamson Mary Jane (Mrs.), beerretailer, 128 4 130 Ashley roadWood Matthew, Unicorn P.H. HaleBamsWoodall John Hy. grocer. Hale BarnsWoodward George E. boot ft shoemaker. Hale MossWvkes AFd. boot ma. 12 Victoria rdYarnaU Sarah E. (Mrs.) ft Margt, E,(Miss), dress makers, 58 Victoria rdYates Albert, coal agent,. Oak roadY'^ates Thos. wheelwright. Hale Bariisof ;^Soo, and is under the control of the Parish Goundl.Brooke's almshouses, founded in 1769 and endowed with;^54 I2S. yearly, are for six poor and decayed honestservants; each inmate receives 4s. weekly. The charitiesfor distribution in fuel and money amount to £36yearly, and there is also a sum of ;f 11 for the supportand repair of the library founded here in 1733 by SirJohn Chesshyre kt. of Hallwood, first serjeapt-at-lawto George U, ob, 15 May, 1738, and buried ifi Buncornchurch, where there is a monument: the libraryis a small detached building, and over the entrance is aninscription recording the foundation and the appointmentof the curate as perpetual librarian. Halton Castle, nowand for a long period in ruins, -was bnUt A,D. 1071 byHugh de Abrincis, surnamed " Lupus," first palatine Earlof Chester: it subsequently became the property of 'theCrown, in right of the Duchy of Lancaster, whidi has stflla large jurisdiction in the country included in Halton Fee,or the honor of Halton, and maintains a court) of record.At the Castle inn, which stands -within the ruins, courtsleet have been held Annually for over 70*) years; attachedto tiie inn is a good bowling green. Sir Richard MarcusBrooke bart. of Norton Priory, is lord of the manor andchief landowner. The soil is clayey, resting on rock.The population of the township in 1901 was 1,238,/Blf^the acreage is 1,813 of land, 39 of inland and T|)'t>ftidal water and 235 of foreshore; the rateable vntfe,;^6,3i2. The population of the ecclesiastical parish in1901 was 2,066.
DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. HANDFORTH. 347• By Local' Govemment Board Order 15,915 (24 March, ' <strong>Cheshire</strong> side of the Mersey, through pipes laid in a1884) an*-by'the provisions of the Divided Parishes Act, 4 shaft 86 feet deep, and is carried under the Mersey at a«it882, part of Halton has been transferred to Runcorn. I point about 2J mUes from Runcorn, by means of a tunnelParish 'Olerk, Alfred Povey.{ 900 feet in length and 10 feet -wide, lined with iron; onPost, M. 0. ft T. Office.—Mrs. Annie Dunbebin sub- i ^^^ Lancashire side the water ascends through a similarpostmistress. Letters through Runcorn. Delivery I arrangement of pipes, and is thence conveyed to Prescot.commences at 6.50 a.m. ft 5 p.m.; dispatched at I ^°'^'°° J^P^^' *^^ seat of Sir Richard Marcus Brooke10.15 a.m. ft 8.5 p.m.; on sundays delivery com-I ^"*- J;^- " ^ ^^"« "^'^ *il?°°'P^®*^^*^^ "*?*'^,'" *mences at 6.50 a.m. ft dispatched at 8 p m P^'"'' °^ ^^°^^ "5 acres. The Augustiman priory of St.Mary, onqe existmg here, was founded in 1210 by William,Grammar-, School, founded by an unknown benefactor 4 ] son of Nigel, constable of Ohester, having been removedendowedthe schoolwithwillaboutholdj^44120;yearlyaveragefrom variousattendance,charities:no;| hither in 1135 from Buncorn, where it was first estab-lished; he endowed it with lands m the counties of Nottingham,Leicester' and Oxford, which endowment hisall children are educated free: there is a house forthe master: the school is under the control ot the son Roger confirmed and granted, amongst other privileges,two deer out of his park at Halton every year uponvicar of Halton, Sir B. M. Brooke bart. 4 C L.Evans esq. as trustees; Samuel Blaine, master; MissLizzie West ft Mrs. Annie Blaine, assistants. Theschool is now conducted as an upper school for boysft girlsthe Feast of the Assumption. Edward the Black Princewas also a great benefactor to this priory; in the time ofHenry VI. it was raised to the rank of an abbey: SirR. M. Brooke bart. J.P. is lord of the manor and solePublic Elementary School (mixed'), for 170 children; I landowner. The soil and the subsoil are clay; the chiefaverage attendance, 130 ; Miss Mary A. Woodward, j crops are wheat, oats and potatoes. The area is 2,192mistress; Mrs. Mary E. Woodier, infants' mistress ] acres of land, 54 of inland and 62 of tidal water and 51I of foreshore; rateable value, £7,555; the population inASTMOOR is a hamlet in the township of Halton, a j 1901 '''as 294.mile and a half from Runcorn, on the Bridgewater canal. Letters through Runcorn, via Halton, which is the nearestmoney order 4 telegraph office, one mile distantGLIFTON (or Rock Savage) is a small township, 1mUe from Halton station on the Ohester and Grewe sectionof the London and North Wes.tern railway, 2 miles bury. Halton is the nearest money order 4 telegraphLetters for Moss Side from Warrington through Daresnorth-east from Frodsham and 2^ south from Runcorn,in Bucklow hundred. The Marquess of GholmondeleyP.C is lord of the manor, and derives his title of Earlof Rock Savage (both created 22 Nov. 1815) from thisplace. The soil and subsoU are clay; the chief cropsare wheat and potatoes. The area is 637 acres of landand 20 of water; rateable value, ;£^3,676; the populationin 1901 was 213.Letters through Runcorn; Halton is the nearest moneyorder ft telegraph office, i^ miles distantNORTON is an agricultural township and village, vritha station on the Chester and Buncorn section of theLondon and North Western and Great Westem joint railways,3^ miles north-east from Frodsham, 5 south-west;from Warrington and 3 east from Buncorn: the townshipis intersected by the Bridgewater canal, now the propertyof the Manchester Ship Canal Co. In this township standsa lofty water tower of red sandstone, 113 feet in height,and 80 feet in diameter, erected by the corporation of'Liverpool as part of their undertaking for the supply ofl^ater to that city from the great reservoir at Vyrnwy, inMontgoineryshire; the tank in the tower holds 3,000tons (672,000 gaUons) of water, which descends on theHALTON.PBIVATE BESIDENTS,/Ashley WiUiamBoston Frauds J.P. Halton grange^Boyes Mrs. Bose cottageCarruthers WiUiam Hodgson M.D.hi Halton house•Gox Mrs. Prospect terraceDodd Mrs. Old haUGamdn' John Henry, Holt houseGamon Miss, SunnysideGreenhain Bev.Ernest Godwin (vicar,ft surrogate). VicarageHoughton John Benjamin, HUlsideJohnstone John, 'The MoUntSalkeld Arthur, Pool daleWoodward George, The BookeryWright Percy ECOMMEBCIAL.Ackerley Henry, farmer. Pool farm; Ashley WiUiam, buUd^rAstbury'Maijy {i^Tf.^/, farmpr. Prospectia^nvBarkeir George, plumberBarker Thomas, beer retaUerBarrow David, shopkeeperBarrow Thos. v^htolimrighti ft joiner .Birch Charles, Norton Arms hotelBooth jGreorge, beer retailer;HAlton rdCarruthers WiUiam Hodgson M.D,Edin.,, M.B.C.S.Eng. surgeon, 4' medical i,pfficer, Halton district,s Buncorn union^ Halton houseofficeLetters for Lower Eanley Wood from Warrington viaPreston Brook, which is the nearest money order fttelegraph officeLetters for Higher Eanley Wood from Halton, which isthe nearest money order & telegraph officeRaUway Station, Norton (L. 4 N. W- 4 G. W. joint railways),Thomas Jones, station masterSTOCKHAM is a small tovraship, about one mile southwestfrom Norton station on the Chester and Crewesection of the London and North Western railway, 3 milessouth-east from Runcorn, and one mile from Sutton Weaverstation on the Crewe and Runcom section of the Londonand North Western railway. The London arid NorthWestern branch railway from Warrington to Chester andBirkenhead passes through the township in a tunnel abouta mUe long. Gheshyre's charity amounts to £6 yearly.Sir Richard Marcus Brooke bart. J.P. is lord of themanor and principal landowner. The area is 331 acres;the rateable value is £979; the population in 1901was 38.Letters from Halton via Runcorn; the former is thenearest money order & telegraph office, three quartersot a mile distantCemetery (Albert Woodier, clerk) Reynolds FrankWilUam ft Son,tannersDale EmUy (Miss), dress makeriwmjTniwGamon ft Rowe, grocers ft provisionNORTON.dealers ftc Brooke Sir Bichard Marcus bart. J.P-Garner. John, builder, Halton brook Norton PrioryGilbertson WiUiam, beer retaUer Evans Charles Lee, Norton hiUGoulder Thomas, carpenter ft joiner,COMMEBCIAL.Gr?Sfar;TcLl (Samud Blaine, gagu^ey^g^^^^^^^G r » u r , farmer, Halton^lodge g-/&r£T''sSd^rSir B.Haddock Benjamin coal merchant ^ ^^^^^^ ^^^ j,^^^ p^.Howard John blacksmith j ^^^ Wharford farmJones Elizabeth A. (Miss), grocer ft ^^^^^^ j^ ' ^^^^^^ ^ew Tree frmprovision dealer,„,„.,„, Horton Thomas, farmer. Lodge farmJones George Hampton, beer retaUer lightfoot John, smithLightfoot Abraham, farmer » . rj.^ ^ gj j^^^. j^^^^ ^^^^Nevitt George, J^^^^r, AUwood p^^^.^^j ^^^^ frmr.Hiihr.Eanley wdNewport John, boot makerIperoival Thos. farmer,LowerMo8s sideNixon Wm fwmer. Malt Mn farm ^^ gamekeeper toEuncorn ft Widnes Ind^«*7/1 0°", "|?/Eichard Marcus Brooke bartoperative Society Limited (John J- 'bobinson Jas. farmr. Low. Eanley wd0haw, sec)Tomlinson Samuel, insurance agent,Halton brookWalker Joseph, Castle hotelWoodier Albert, clerk to Parish Coun-, dl'ft assistant overseer, HoUybankWright Percy Bobert, draperHAITDPOETH (or H^n4,forth-cum-Bosden) is a parishand viUage, oh the rbflxl" fr
348 HANDFORTH. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'Sdon. Handforth is governed by an Urban District <strong>Council</strong>,formed October, 1904, under the provisions of the"Local Government Act, 1894" (56 and 57 Vict. oh. 73).Handforth was formed into an ecclesiastical parish outof Handforth and Bosden, and oth-^r parts of Cheadleparish 18 Dec. 1877, and is in the Altrincham divisionof the county, and in the union, county court districtand petty sessional division of Stockport, rural deaneryof Stockport, archdeaconry of Macclesfield and dioceseof Chester. The church of St. Chad, formerly a chapelof ease to Cheadle, and erect.ed in 1837, was rebuilt in189S, and is a plain edifice of brick, with stone dressings,consisting at present of nave only, and seating 200. Theregister dates from the year 1843. The Uving is a vicarage,net yearly value ;^i3o, in the gift of the rector ofCheadle, and held since 1907 by the Rev. John Alfred ]Percy Douglas-Willan L.Th. of University College, Durham!There is a United Methodist chapel, buUt in1850, near the raUway station, and a Wesleyan chapelin the Wilmslow road. Handforth Hall, formerly aresidence of the Breretons, of Ashley and Brereton,stands about a quarter of a mile from the church, andis now occupied as a farmhouse; over the doorway,carved on an oak beam, appears the following—" ThishauUe was buylded in the yeare of Oure Lord Godmccccclxii. by Uryan Brereton knight whom maryedMargaret dautrhter and heare of 'Wyllyam Handforthof Handforth esq. who had issue III sonnes and IIdaughters.'' Edward Thomas Cunliffe esq. AlexanderBrooke esq. of 34 Craven HiU gardens, London W,and Mrs. J. C Wright, of Mottram HaU, Mottram St.Andrews, are tbe principal landowners. The soil issand, the subsoil clay; the chief crops are grass. Thearea is 1,317 acres; rateable value, ;^7.9S9; the populationin 1901 was—civU parish, 911; ecclesiasticalparish, 1,020.BOSDEN, formerly a hamlet in this parish, now comprisespart of the new civU parish of Hazel Grove.Marked thus * letters through Woodford,Stockport.Marked thus t letters throughCheadle Hulme, Stockport.PBIVATE BESIDENTS.BlackweU Ralph, Sagar's roadBrookes Richd. Dean, Laburnum cotBunting Samuel Edwd. The GrangeChadwick James Broadhurst, Fernbank,WUmslow roadClegg Alfd.Rowland J.P. Handforth hoCunUffe Edward Thos. The ParsonageCunliffe Peter Gibson J.P. DunedinDavis AUred James, WUmslow roadDouglas-Willan Rev. John AlfredPercy L.Th. The VicarageEarnshaw Wm. Fras.Hurlbote grangeFurnival Richard, The MeadJolly Frederick, Station roadKay Henry, Parsonage viewLee Walter, Holly bankLeresche Gerard S. Knowles houseNowell Algernon James PhilbrickM.B. Heaton housePauli Churton, Rose villa, Sagar's rdPlews Frederick. Handforth lodgeProctor Bertram, Wilmslow roadRowley Charles, Parsonage viewSmith Frank, Hope villa, Sagar's roadSmithson Jas. 4 Franklin, The ElmsVerity Malcolm Sinclair. The ElmsYates Georce, Fernlea, Sagar's roadCOMMEBCIAL.Booth Joshua, fruiterer. Station roadBracegirdle Alfd. blacksmith, WilmslowroadBritten WUliam, farmerBrown Jas. gardener, Wilmslow rdBurgess John, bakerPost, M. 0. ft T. Office.—Albert WiUiamson, sub-postmaster.Letters arrive by maU cart from Manchesterat 5.5 a.m. ft 3.53 p.m. ; dispatched at 10.20 a.m. &at 7.30 p.m. On sunday letters are delivered at 8a.m. Box closes at 7.30 p.mWall Letter Box, Wilmslow road, cleared at 8.45 a.m, ft6,45 p.m. week days onlyURBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL.Meets at the Goundl offices, Wilmslow road, on firstwed. in the month at 7.30 p.m.Chairman, Ralph BlackweU.Vice-Ghairman, Albert WUliamson.Ralph BlackweUJ. B. ChadwickA. Rowland Clegg esq. J.PPeter G. CunUffeAndrew HopeMembers.Joseph HopeRalph JacksonWiUiam ShatwellAlbert WilUamsonOfficials.Clerk, Herbert Worsley, 29 Hulme HaU road, CheadleHulmeTreasurer, Sherriff Blades, Manchester 4 LiverpoolBank, HandforthMedical Officer of Health, Algernon James PhUbrickNoweU MB., Ch.B.Edin. Heaton house, HandforthSurveyor 4 Inspector of Nuisances, P. C Larmuth,<strong>Council</strong> officesCollector, James Bardsley, Hazel GrovePublic Elementary School (mixed), buUt in 1844 4 enlargedin 1900; average attendance, 150; EdwardHarris, master<strong>County</strong> Constabulary, Matthew McKenna, in chargeRailway Station, George J. Scragg, station masterBurgess Joseph, carter, WUmslow rd Lawson Frank,cyde repr. Wilmslow rdBurton Amy (Mrs.), draper, WUms- Lloyd Ben, shopkeeper, WUmslow rdI low road Manchester ft Liverpool DistrictButler Walter, jun. farmer. Moss hall Banking Go. Limited (sub-branch),I Butler Walt. Tom, frmr. Wilmslow rd open tues. 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. ; sat.I •"•Davenport John, farmer. Hall top 9.15 a.m. to 11.45 a.m. (SherriffDawson William, fried fish dealer, Blades, manager); draw on LondonWilmslow roadoffice, 75 Gornhill, London E CFarneU Elizabeth (Miss), confectionr. Noble Robert, Greyhound P.H.Wilms-Wilmslow roadFox WiUiam, beer retaUerGibbon Wm. Hy. grngro. WUmslow rdGreen Samuel, draper, Wilmslow rdGreen William, traveller. Hawthorncottage, Wilmslow roadlow roadNowell Algernon Jas. Philbrick M.B.,Ch.B.Edin. surgeon ft medicalofficer of health to the Urban DistrictCouncU, Heaton housePimlott George, farmer. Grange farmHammond Benj. farmer. Brook farm PoUitt Edwin, plumber, Wilmslow rdHammond James Oswald, joiner Pollitt Joseph, watch repairer, Wilms-Hammond Jonathan, farmer, Brooke low roadHouse farm Poynton ft Worth CoUieries, coalHammond Thos.boot ma.Wilmslow rd merchantsHammond Wm.joiner ft buUdr.Back la Redman Harr;', Waggon ft HorsesHampson T. ft Son, coal merchants, P.H. WUmslow roadRailway stationRogerson Harry, butcher,WUmslow rdHandforth Bleaching Co. Lim. (Ber- Rogerson Joshua, farm baUiff,WilmstramProctor, manager)low roadHankinson Charles, farmer. Griffin fm Thompson Jas. saddler. WUmslow rdHankinson Mrs. Jane, confectioner, Unwin John, butcher, WUmslow roadWilmslow roadVarley George Wm, Bull's Head P.HHaworth Alfred, shopkpr.Wilmslow rd Wardle Michael, coal dealer, Wilms-Henshaw John, blacksmith. Station rd low roadHewitt Amos, cab proprietor, W41ms- Williams Herbert, insurance agent,low roadWilmslow roadHewitt Margaret (Mrs.), Railway htl Williamson Brothers, grocersHibbert Allen, gardnr. Wilmslow rd Williamson Albert, boot maker ftHope Andw. bricksetter, Wilmslow rdHopwood Albert, farmerJackson James, farmer. Bridge farmJackson James, farmer. Grove endJackson Robt. butcher, Station roadnews agent. Post officeWilliamson Frederick, cycle repairer,WUmslow roadWUson Daniel, gardener, Sagar's roadWUson Henry M.B.C.S.Eng. surgeonJohnson Eliza (Mrs,),grocer,Sagar'srd .Yates Ernest, confectnr, WUmslow rdtJones Herbert, farmerIHANDLEY is a township, parish and village on the chancel, nave, south porch and an embattled westernmain road from Chester to Whitchurch, li miles southwesttower dating from 1512 and containing 6 beUs. Therefrom Tattenhall station and 3J south from the Wais a mural monument to John Edge, of Golbourne-verton station, both on the Shrewsbury and Chester David, of 1684 and to Elizabeth his wife of 1704 and asection of the London and North Westem railway, and7^ south from Chester, in the Eddisbury division ofthe county, higher division of Broxton hundred, Tarvinunion, Chester county court and petty sessional division,brass to Thomas Venables, of 1572: in the nave is a memorialwindow to Samud Sandbadi, jun. esq. of Handley (d.1849), erected by his widow: the church was restored in1854 at a cost of ;^544, and further between 1858 and 1866rural deanery of Malpas and archdeaconry and at a cost of ;^94; and in 1891 the chancel and vestry -werediocese of Chester. The church of All Saints is an restored at an expense of between ;f 300 and ;^4O0: thereedifice of stone in the Decorated style, consisting of are 144 sittings. The register dates from the year 1570,
DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. HARGRAVE. 349Th? living is a rectory, net yearly value ;^i78, with lojacres of glebe and residence, in the gift of the Deanand Chapter of Chester, and held since 1891 by theBev. Arthur Frederick Ostrehan B.A. of Sidney SussexCollege, Cambridge. There is a Wesleyan chapd here,built in 1862, and enlarged in 1875. A stone quarry isworked in this township. The charities are of £2 yearlyvalue. Calveley Hall, the ancient seat of the family ofthat name, is now occupied as a farmhouse, but containsa fine oak staircase and several wainscoted apartments.Samuel Henry Sandbach esq. of Cherry HUl, Malpas,who is lord of the manor; Mrs. Francis Barnston,Ghorlton Lodge, Malpas; the trustees of the Whitchurchpoor, and Miss Beck are the chief landowners.The soil is clayey; the subsoU chiefiy clay; the land ischiefly pasture. The area of the township is 1,351acres; rateable value, ;^2,5ii; the population of thetownship in 1901 was 259; ecclesiastical parish, 326.Parish Clerk, Peter Dunning.Post Office,—Miss Emma Ennion, sub-postmistress.Letters from Ches'ter, arrive at 5.30 a.m.; dispatchedat 7.54 p.m. ; sunday, 5.30 a.m.; dispatched at 10.45HANDLEY.Beck Miss, Milton greenOstrehan Bev. Arth.Fredk.B.A.RectrvCOMMEBCIAL.Blake James, farmer, Calveley hallGlubbe James, Calveley Arms P.HCooke John, farmer, Glayley hallEdge Percy, wheelwrightGregory Geo. Fredk. watch repairerJackson William, farmerLangford Alice (Miss), shopkeeperLangford John, shoe makerLunt Arthur, bricklayerHABGBAVE (or Foulk Stapleford) ia a township, smallvillage and parish, about 2 miles north-west from TattenhaURoad station on the Crewe and Chester sectionof the London and North Western railway, 6J milessouth-east from Chester and 5J south-west from Tarporley,in the Eddisbury division of the county, lowerdivision of Broxton hundred, petty sessional divisionof West Broxton, Tarvin union, Chester county courtdistrict and rural deanery, archdeaconry and diocese ofChester. The parish includes the township of Huxley,which formerly belonged to the parish of Waverton,but was added to Hargrave by Order in <strong>Council</strong>, datedMay 2nd, 1878. The living was then increased by ;^iooper annum by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners out oftheir Consolidated Fund. The church ot St, Michael,erected, as appears by an inscription on the porch, in1627 by Alderman Sir Thomas Moulson kt. lord mayorof London in 1634, is an edifice of stone, in the Jacobeanstyle, consisting of nave, south porch and an openwestern turret containing one bell and a clock: thechurch was restored in 1878-90, a vestry added and anorgan built, at a total cost of about ^^1,200, chieflydefrayed by the ist Duke of Westminster K.G. (d.1899) '• there are 160 sittings. The register datesfrom the year 1631. The Uving is a perpetual curacy,net yearly value ;^25o, with residence, in the gift ofthe trustees of Sir Thomas Moulson's charity, and heldsince 1896 by the Rev. Edward Ardron Hutton M.A.of Gains College. Cambridge. Here is a Wesleyanchapd, buUt in 1859. Colonel Charles Hosken France-Hayhurst D.L., J.P. of Bostock Hall, the Earl of HaddingtonK.T. and Mr. Thomas Fenn, of Ludlow, Shropshire,are the chief landowners. The soU is strongmarl; the subsoU, marl. The land is nearly aU pasture.The area of Foulk Stapleford township is 1,332acres; rateable value, ;^i,9ii; the population in 1901was 204; the population of Hargrave ecclesiastical parishin 1901 was 463.Post Office.—John Cheers Madeley, sub-postmaster. Lettersarrive from Chester 6.4=; a.m. 4 5.15 p.m.; dispatched4.15 & 6.30 p.m, daily, sundays exceptedHARGRAVE.Hutton Rev. Edward Ardron M.A.(vicar). VicarageCOMMEBCIAL.Bate John, jun. farmer. Ford farm5ate Peter, farmer. Golden NookBooth Thomas, farmerCapper Joseph & John, farmers,Brereton parkCarr Richd. cattle dlr. Yew Tree hoCookson Edmund James, farmerCotgreave Josepb, frmr.Green LoomsDawson Wm.mUler (water),Walk mUlDenson Mary (Mrs.), farmer. GreenLoomsDutton Jabez. farmer. Old halla.m. The nearest money order ft telegraph office isat Tattenhall, 2 mUes distantPolice Station, John Thomas Hankey, constablePublic Elementary School (mixed), built in 1841, for 72children ; average attendance, 54; it is supported mpart by an endowment of £5 los. yearly, paid by thetrustees of the late Samuel Sandbach esq. & there is ahouse for the mistress; Miss Isabella Kelly, mistressGOULBOURN-DA"VID (or Golborne David) is a township,consisting of a few farms and cottages, lijt mUesnorth from the parish church, 6 south-east-by-south fromChester and iJ south from the TattenhaU railway station.Mrs. Francis Barnston, of Ghorlton Lodge, Malpas, whois lady of the manor, Mr, Samuel Rowe and LadyPowell, of Horton Old Hall, Bradford, are the chieflandowners. The soil is principally clay. The area is66o acres ; rateable value, ;^995 ; the population in 1901was 67.Letters through Chester. Pillar Letter Box cleared at7.50 p.m. ; Sundays, 10.50 a.m. The nearest moneyorder k telegraph office is at Tattenhall, ij milesdistantSpencer Thos.Walker,Well House frmWalker Robert, farmerGOULBOURN-DAVID.Morgan Amos, joinerChaUinor John, farmer. The HallPickering Frederick, farmer. Pigeon Faulkner WUliam (Mrs.),-cowkeeperHouse farmFormstone Thomas, cowkeeperSadler Emest H. farmer, Milton Jackson Charles Frederick, farmer.Hall farm j Golbourne Bridge farmSiviU Charles, blacksmith'Rowe Samuel, farmerTattenhall. 3J miles distant, is the nearest moneyorder office 4 Huxley, if miles distant, the nearesttelegraph officePublic Elementary School (mixed), for 120 boys 4 girls ;average attendance, 65; it was endowed by Sir Thos.Moulson with _£'20 yearly 4 there is a residence forthe master; Pryce Evan Thomas, masterHUXLEY is a township and small village in the parishof Hargrave, 8 miles south-east from Chester and 2north from Tattenhall Road station on the Chester andCrewe section of the London and North Western railway.St. Andrew's chapel of ease, erected in 1888. ata cost of ;£'4oo, is a structure of brick, consisting ofnave and south porch and a western turret containingone bell: the chapel affords 70 sittings. Here is aDutton Joseph, farmer,Abbey Dale hoDvke Joseph, farmer, Brereton parkHassaU Albert, farmerHoulbrooke John,farmer, Church frmLloyd Samuel, farmer. Guv laneMadelev Jn. C shopkeeper. Post officeRowe WiUiam. farmer. Meadow farmThomas Pryce Evan, assistant oversrWatson Herbert, farmer, Brereton pkPrimitive Methodist chapel. The charities amount to£3 2S. 6d. yearly. Lower Huxley Hall, a fine oldmansion encircled by a moat, was formerly a seat ofthe Clive family. Higher Huxley Hall passed, alongwith the estates of the Savage famUy, Earls Rivers,to the Gholmondeley famUy. The Earl of HaddingtonK.T. who is lord of the manor, and George Vere HughGholmondeley esq. Leigham, Plympton, Devon, are theprincipal landowners. The area is 1,549 acres of landand 5 of water; rateable value, ;^2,525; the populationin 1901 was 259.HUXLEY.Marked thus • should have lettersaddressed, Hargrave, Ohester,Dodd Mrs. Brook houseRvder Mrs. Laurel BankSrnvth Alfred, GreenfieldsPost 4 Telegraph Office.—Frederick Dutton, sub-postmaster.Letters arrive from Chester at 7 a.m, mondaysexcepted; mondays. 6.45 aju. ; dispatched, 7,45p.m.; no sunday delivery. Tattenhall, 4 milesdistant, is the nearest money order officePillar Letter Box. near HaU farm, cleared at 7.55 p.mPublic Elementary School, built, witb house for themistress, by the Rev. J. W. HiU, in 1851, upon landgiven by the late Bandle Wilbraham esq. 4 a classroomwas added in 1895 ; it wUl hold 103 children ;average attendance, 45 ; Miss Lilian Nelson Webster,mistressCOMMEBCIAL.Ackerley Thomas, shopkeeper, 5 ElmTree cottagesAnkers Arthur, cowkeeperAnkers David, coal merchantBate Thos. miller (water),Huxley millBeckett William, farmer, Huxley hall*Bisby Samuel, cowkeeperBoydell Violet (Miss), private school*Gookson Edmund, farmerDale George, cowkeeperDale Thomas, farmer. Elm TreeDutton Ann Jane (Mrs.), farmerDutton Frederick, farmer 4 shopkeeper.Post office, Duddeson farmEdge Joseph, farmer. Brook farm
3 50 HARGRAVE.FarraU James, cowkeeperFarrall ^ohn, cowkeeperHarling Margaret (Miss), dress maHuxley Artbur, cowkeeperJones Ann Jane (Mrs,), farmer, HuxleyLane farmKinch Sarah (Mrs,), beer retailerLightfoot Thomas, farmer. Leg gateCHESHIRE.Parkinson WUliam, butcher•Partington Enoch, cowkeeper•Peacock Katherine (Mrs.), farmer.Old Lower Huxley haUPrince Alfred, farmerSheen Ann (Mrs.), cowkeeperSpruce John Frederick, cowkeeper•Willis Harry, farmerHABTFOBD is a township and pleasant village,formed into a parish Sept. 15, 1863, out of Wittoncum-Twambrooksparochial chapelry in the parishes ofGreat Budworth and Weaverham, and is in the Northwichdivision of the county, petty sessional divisionof Leftwich, Northwich union and county court district,second division of Eddisbury hundred, ruraldeanery of Middlewich, and archdeaconry and dioceseof Chester. The village is on the road from Northwichto Chester, and has a station on the Grewe andWarrington section of the London and North Westernrailway, and is about ij miles south-west from Northwich,II from Crewe, i2f south from Warrington andi68| from London. There is also a station here called" Hartford and Greenbank," on the <strong>Cheshire</strong> LinesraUway, 15 miles from Ohester and 24 from Manchester.The river Weaver passes on the east and is crossed by abridge to Davenham. The church of St. John the Baptist,entirely rebuUt in 1875 at a cost of ;^5,ooo, is an edificeof undressed Derbyshire, Runcom and Eddisbury stone,consisting of chancel, transepts, clerestoried nave of f..vebays, aisles, north and south porches and an embattledwestem tower containing a clock and one bell: the southtransept serves as an organ chamber and vestry: thereredos, of Caen stone, indudes a representation of theLord's Supper, alter Leonardo da Vinci, and the eastwindow is stained; the tower was added, and a dodt placedin it, in 1889, at a cost of ^^4,000: the church affords 470sittings. The register dates from the year 1824. Theliving is a vicarage, net yearly value £234, with house,in the gift of Sir Thomas H. MarshaU G.B., V.D., J.P.and held since 1908 by the Bev. Norman John NeilGourlie M.A. of Edinburgh University. The Wesleyanchapel, erected in 1891 at a cost of ^^2,000, is an edificeof red brick, with stone dressings, in the Gothic style,and has sittings for 300 persons. Hartford, accordingto the Domesday Survey (1086), was part of the BaronyPBIVATE BESIDENTS.(For Greenbank ft Chester Roadnames, see Northwich.)Birkett John Lord, Walnut cottageBratt Henry J.P. WoodlandsBrock Frederick William, HeyeswoodBrock George H. The MountBrown Bobert, The FirsBrowne Robert Joseph, The BeachBrunner Henry Bertram, The HolliesCapes Mrs. Mersey ValeCoghUl Frank Howard, Beech cottageDinwiddie Miss, ThornhillFletcher Ernest, CorrieFrance-Hayhurst Walter, Hartford hoGough Henry Edward, Nether leaGourlie Rev. Norman John Neil M.A.(vicar). The Vicara'geHarper Francis William,Ardene houseHatt-Cook Herbert, Hartford ballHouston Charles FrandsW.LyndhurstHumfrey Oharles, Beech roadJarmay Gustav, "rhe LodgeJohnson Thomas Arthur, West bouseKling Archibald, HolmdeneMilner Mrs. Hartford manorMoreton Thos.Byram J.P.BrownheathShaw, station masterPowles Arthur E, Manor cottagePrice Arthur, Stanley cottageByder Arthur, The LaurelsShiers WiUiam H. The Bed houseTinsley Frank, The CottageTodd Thomas, ElmfieldTumer Arth. Montague.The OaklandsWard Edward T. HUlsideWatts John Isaac, BeechfiddCOMMEBCIAL.Barlow George & Thomas, farmers,Heyswood farmBetteridge H. G. Bed Lion P.HBillington Limited, coal merchants,Hartford ft Greenbank raUway statuBirtwisle Thomas, blackSmithBooth Henry, stationer, ft post officeBrowne Bobert Joseph L.B.C.P. ft S.ft L.M.Irel. surgeon. The BeachCookson Joseph, grocerCrawford Walter, beer retailerDone James, farmerElUson Frederick, coal ft Ume merchant,Hartford ft Greenbank raUwaystationHABTHILIi is a township, parish and smaU village,picturesquely situated on a lofty eminence of the Peckfortonrange, 2^ miles north-east from Broxton station onthe Whitchurch and Chester branch of the London andNorth Western railway, 10 south-east from Chester, 11north-west from Nantwich and 6 north from Malpas, inthe Eddisbury division of the county, higher division ofthe Broxton hundred, petty sessional division of Broxton,Tarvin union, Chester county court district, rural deaneryof Malpas, and archdeaconry and diocese of Chester. Thechurch of All Saints, standing on an eminence 428 feetabove the sea level, and erected about 1609, is a smallbuilding of stone in the Late Perpendicular style,' ronisistingof chancd, nave, south porch and a west6i ii-55 a.m. ft3< 5'45> 7-^° ^ 8.15 p.m.; sundays, 8.15 p.mWall Letter Box, Beech road, cleared at 10.35 a.m. ft7.20 p.m.; Sundays, 9.5 a.mPublic Elementary School (mixed), built- in 1833 ft ie->built in 1884, for 300 children; average attendance,263 ; John P. Armstrong A.C.P. master; Miss Ada £.Pierce, infants' mistressPolice Station, Harry Whitby, constableRailway Stations.Hartford L fc N. W. B. Wm. BaUey, station masterHai-tford fc Greenbank. <strong>Cheshire</strong> Lines, Herbert B.Evans Richard ft Co. Limited, coalmerchants, Hartford stationForster William, grocerGerard Henry (Mrs.), farmerGough Henry Edward M.B.C.S.Eng.,L.B.C.P.Lond.physician ft surgeon.Nether LeaHoward WUliam, beer retaUerJones Henry, saddlerLea Abel, boot ft shoe makerMoore James, plumberMoore Thomas, shoe makerOwen W. ft Co. art florists, seedmerchants ft nurserymen, Hartford& Greenbank nurseriesPiatt John ft Thomas, farmersI^riqe Arthur, grocerReynolds Harry, Station hotelButter Arthur, grocerStubbs Arthur, farmer. Thorn farmTerritorial Force (sth) (Earl ofOhester's) Battalion, <strong>Cheshire</strong> Begiment(Capt. ft Hon. Major F. 0.Evans V.D. ; H Co'. Capt. J. P.Jackison; Col.-Sergt.-Instr. ArchibaldH, Hope), DriU haUWood William, builder ft contractorand was erected by his son, G. Barbour esq. of JBolesworthCJastle, and there are three other m^tiltorial windowsand several inscribed tablets of modern date: a hew organwas erected in 1891 by pubUc subscription: the church,restored in 1863, affords 200 sittings. The register date?from 1730. The living is a rectory, net yearly value;^i85, with 29 acres of glebe and residence", in 'the giftof George Barbour esq. and held since 1903 by theRev. Thomas Frederick Bobathan. The charities for distributionin money produce about ;^i2 58. 8d: yearly.Ge^orge Barbour esq. of Bolesworth Castle, is lord ofthe manor a^d,^ole landowner. The soil is light andsandy; iubpoSl, gravel. The chief crops are barley andoats'and'JliMture laiid. The area is 493 acres; rateablevalue, ;f'666; thfei population in 901 was 81.Parish Clerk, John Brocklehurst.
lRECJTORY.] CHESHIRE. HAZEL GROVE-CUM-BRAMHALL. 351Post Office.—^Mrs. Mary Poynton, sub-postmistress.Letters arrive from Chester via Tattenhall at 7.50a.m. ft 5.50 p.m.; dispatched at 8 a.m. ft 5,50 p.m.;no Sunday deUvery, Broxton, 2 miles distant, is thenearest money order ft telegraph officePublic Elementary School, built in 1868, with turret ft, clock, at the sole cost of Bobert Barbour esq. ofBolesworth Castle, for 130 children ft infants; averageattendance, 82; George James Ellison, masterBotiathan Rev, Thomas Frederick Brereton Martha (Miss), farmer Edge Thomas, farmer, Coombes farm(rector), BectoryBrereton William, shoe maker Jones WilUam, farmerBrocklehurst John, tailorLeivesley Chas. frmr. Manor Ho. frmCOMMEBCIAL.Davenport Thos. farmer. Church farm Poynton Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper.Bracegirdle Wm. frmr. Wood End fm Edge Joseph, farmer. Moss farm Post officeHASIilNGTOir is a township, village and parish,formed from Barthomley parish March i6th, i860: it ison the road from Nantwich to Sandbach, about 2 mileseast frona Grewe station on the London and NorthWestern railway and 4 south-west from Sandbach, inthe Crewe division of the county, hundred, petty sessionaldivision, union and county court district otNantwich, and rural deanery of Congleton, archdeaconryof Macclesfield and diocese of Chester. The church otSt, Matthew, erected about 1810, is a plain edffice ofbrick, consisting of chancel, nave and a westem turretcontaining one bell: a chancel, vestry and organ chamberwere added in 1909 at a cost of ;^i,7oo: there is alsoat the west end a clock dated 1694: the church affords360 sittings. The register dates from the year 1648.The living is a vicarage, net yearly value ;^i87, induding60 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift ofSir D. L. Broughton bart. and held since 1909 by theBev. Alfred James Ward. The rectorial tithes werecommuted at ^^319 per annum, of which ;£i93 is theproperty of Sir Ddves Louis Broughton bart. and ;£i26the property of Sir George Chetwynd bart. and Miss CSparrow—the vicar of Barthomley recdving ;^6o a yearout of the gross amount. There is a Primitive Methodistchapel, erected in 1868 and rebuUt in 1903; Congregational,erected in 1810; Baptist, in 1877; Wesleyan,in 1870; Wesleyan Methodist, in 1909, and a jPBIVATE BBSIDENTS.(Marked thus • receive their lettersthrough Sandbach.)BilUngton Mrs. South viewBooth Bichard, HeathfieldsBooth Bichard Baxter, OaklandsBooth Thomas, Winterley cottageBostock Benj. Silvester, Mere FieldBowker Eev. Benjamin (Baptist),Winterley cottage•Bygott Eobert, The Limes•Bygott Boger, The LimesCooke ArthurCooke James, Oaklands avenue•Hague William, Haslington villaHoward Alfred HillLeech WUUam, Ohurch cottageMartin JamesMartin WiUiam, Mere BankMason Levi, Henry strefetPedley George Arthur, Winterley hoSUght James Balfour, Dunsmore hoVemon Mrs. EUzh. Ann, Sandfield hoWard Bev. Alfred James (vicar).VicarageWebster Bobert, WUlow cottageWitter John James, WoodheysCOMMEBCIAL,Asbury John, farmerAstles Thomas, farmerBach Elizabeth (Mrs.), confectionerBailey Frank, butcherBailey Thomas HiU L.M.S.S.A. surgeon,Olive cottageBarnett Annie (Mrs.), farmer•Bayley WUUam, coad merchantBebbington Wm. butcher. Manor hoBloor George William, farmerBloor Herbt. Saml. frmr. Pool farmBossons Joseph, farmerBowker Nora (Miss), dress makerFree Gospel chapel, in 1870; they are all of brick.Haslington Hall, a fine example of timber and plasterwork, is now a farm house. Sir Delves Louis Broughtonhart, of Doddington Park, Nantwich, is lord of themanor and chief landowner. The soil is sandy; thesubsoil, sand and clay. The chief crops are potatoes,oats and barley; the land is chiefiy in pasture. Thearea is 3,774 acres of land and 14 of water; rateablevalue, ^^10,840; the population in 1901! was 1,791.OAKHANGER MOSS is a hamlet about 2 miles southby-eastfrom Haslington, of which parish it forms part.There is a mission church in connection with the parishchurch.Parish Clerk, Richard Rushbrook.Post ft M. 0. Office.—Edward Clough, sub-postmaster.Letters through Crewe arrive 7 a.m. ft 6.30 p.m.;dispatched 9.50 a.m. fc 7.15 p.m. ; no delivery onSundays. Crewe, 2^ miles distant, is the nearesttelegraph officeWall Letter Box, Oakhanger Moss, deared at 6 p.m.week days onlyPublic Elementary School (mixed & infants), erected,with residence for the master, at a cost of ;^i,6oo,Brereton Henry, blacksmithCallwood Thomas, farmer. Hoi heathClough Edward, draper. Post office•Cooke Charles, farmerCooke John Hy. shopkpr. Primrose avCooke Thomas, taUorCooper George, farmerCooper Joseph, farmerCooper Samuel, farmerCrewe Co-operative Friendly SocietyLimited (branch) (Wm.Greenwood,manager)Grewe Rt. Arth. farmr.Clayhanger hiDale William, farmerDarlington George, farmer•Davies Joseph, farmerEdwards Ernest Oswald, farmer, HaslingtonhallEdwards Fdk. Chas. frmr. Clay lanesFord Wilfred John, farmerFox John, confectioner•Fox WUliam ft Balph, cattle dealersFroggatt Harry, Fox innHaynes Joseph, farmerHaynes Joseph, market gardenerHewitt John, horse dealerHilditch Emest James, cycle agentHUditch George, farmerHilditch John, farmerHUditch Sarah (Mrs.), farmerHodgkinson Henry, butcherHodgkinson Paul, builderHorton James, farmer. Brook houseLatham Joseph, farmerLatham Bobert, farmerLeech Alfred, farmerLeech Samuel, farmerLindop Brothers, tailorsLindop Ralph, wheelwright•Marrow George, farmerMason Levi, farmerMingay Emanuel Halton, farmerHAZELThe above-named places were constituted a dvil parishby the <strong>County</strong> of'Chester (Hazd Grove-cum-BramhallConfirmation Order, 1900), and comprises the oldparishes of Bosden, Norbury, Offerton, Torkington andBramhall. It is, in the Hyde and the Altrincham divisionsof the county, Macclesfield hundred, Stockportpettv sessional division, union and county court a"*""*,rural deanery of Stockport, archdeaconry of Macclesfieldand diocese of lOhester. The parish is governed by anon land presented by the late Sir Henry DelvesBroughton bart. for 350 children; average attendance,300; Joseph MitcheU, master; Miss E. Waddington,infants' mistressGBOVB-cum-BBAMHAIiIi.Mottram Hannah (Mrs.), farmerMottram Louisa (Mrs.), farmer. ClaylanesMottram William, farmerMould Thomas Robert, grocer•Newton George, grocerNewton James, grocerPartridge Edgar B. Hawk P.H•Plant James, farmer•Ravenscroft Hannah (Mrs.), farmerReade James, farmerReade William, farmerRhoden Ellen (Mrs.), farmerRushbrook Richard, joinerScutcheon Alfred, shopkeeperShuker Ebenezer, farmerSiddall George, farmerSiddall John, farmerSken-att Thomas, farmerSlyn James, gamekeeper to FrankRigby esqSmith William Henry, hair dresserSnelson Charles, farmerSutton George, farmerSutton Samuel, farmerTaylor Bessie (Mrs.), farmerThorley Mary (Mrs.), frmr.Clay lanesThornhiU WiUiam, farmerThreadgold Hugh, farmerTimmis James Walter, farmerTurner Joe, Broughton Arms P.HWalford Roderick Charles, dairyman,4 Oakland avenueWebb Sarah (Mrs.), farmerWelch John Bichard, insurance agentWells James, farmerWest James, grocer, Oakland avenue•Witter William, farmerWood Harold, draper, WinterleyWood PhiUp, farmer,Wright Fred, farmerWright J'ohn, farmerUrban District OouncU of 15 members, formed Sept. 30,1900, by Local Government Board Order No. 41,375.HAZEL GBOVE, formerly called BuUock Smithy, is apopulous district vrith stations on the .Stodiport andBuxton section of the London and North Western raUwayand the Manchester and Ohinley section of theMidland railway, and is 2 miles south ftom Stockport.There is a Wesleyan Methodist chapel, erected in 1885,with i,odo sittings; Congregational, erected in 1827,
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