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184 BOLLINGTON. CHESHIRE. [KKLLYVPerry Charles, 'boot maker, Palmerston streetPilsbury George, grocer, 41 Wellington roadPimlott & Co. mineral water k bobbin mnfrs. Queen stPimlott Frederick, insurance agent, i Adlington roadPoUitt Bachel Amelia (Mrs,), draper. Water streetPotts Elizabeth (Mrs,), cab proprietor. Water streetPotts Harry, hardware dealer. Water streetPritchard John William, Cock k Pheasant P.HEatliffe Joseph, sheet metal worker, Wellington roadBavensdale Josiah, draper, 5 Grimshaw laneBobinson Elizabeth (Miss), shopkeeper, Palmerston stRobinson WilUam, joiner k undertaker, Wellington roadRose John, insurance agent, Henshall roadRose Samuel, farmer, Clarke laneRowbotham W. & Sons," timber mers.Albert Road saw misRoyle William, insurance agent, 15 Grimshaw terraceSadler William Hy. beer & wine retailer, 3 Oldham stSefton Frederick, boot maker, n Wellington roadShires William, Spinners Arms P.H. Palmerston streetShrewder Hannah (Miss), draper. High streetSigley Martha & Mary (Misses), confctnrs. Palmerston stSladin Thomas, draper & miUiner, High streetSlater Henry k "Leigh Lim. paper stainers. The Lower miUSmith Lucy (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 67 Wellington roadSpittle Arthur, Meridian inn, Palmerston streetStaley Alfred, beer retailer. Princess streetStamper Lena (Miss), tobacconist, Palmerston streetStaveley Coal & Iron Co. Limited, coal merchantsStringer William, smith, joiner & wheel-wright,TurnerHthStubbs Sarah Maria (Mrs,), farmer, Ingersley roadSutton Maud Mary (Miss), milliner, Grimshaw laneSwindells George & Son Limited, cotton manufacturers,Adelphi mill k Clarence miUSwindells Sarah (Mrs,), grocer k draper, Bollington CrossTaylor Hedley, shopkeeper, 57 Water streetTaylor Mary Hannah (Miss), fried fish dlr. 56 Water stTaylor Sarah Jane (Miss), draper, 4 Princess streetThompson William, shopkeeper, Bollington crossTimperley Henry, shopkeeper, 22 Lord streetTrueman Arthur, farmer, Ovenhouse farmTrueman James S, surveyor k sanitary inspector to theUrban District CouncU & supt, of Water Works, AdsheadBamTrueman Jane (Mrs.), farmer, Adshead Barn farmTurner Thomas k Son, auctioneers, accountants k estateagents, Ingersley roadTurner Martha (Miss), farmer. Glue Shed farmTylecote Frank, manager of the Manchester & LiverpoolDistrict Bank & treasurer to the Urban District CouncU,Palmerston streetPHIVATE RESIDENTS.OoUier Thomas Arthur, Endon houseDavenport Henry, New HoUin haUPaton James, Daisy bankPlews Arthur S. Endon hallSandford LeslieSnape Mrs. Eock cottageWetton Joseph, EocksideWilliamson John HWUlott Miss, EocksideUnwin Gearge, shopkeeper, Stakehurst endUnwin James, beer retailer, Ingersley roadUnwin Jas. Ingham, draper k ho. furnshr.. Palmerston sts.:Unwin Samuel, farmer. The HurstUnwin Samuel, grocer & draper. Chancery laneUnwin Simeon, boot maker, WelUngton roadUrban District Gas Works (Henry Froggatt, manager),,Henshall roadUrban District Water Works (James "Trueman,. supt)Vemon Right Hon. Lord, coUiery proprietor k. coal merchant(Arthur Gleave, agent). Aqueduct wharfWainwright Arthur, dogger, 6g Water streetWainwright Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 73, Water street..Wainwright Mary (Miss), dress maker, Palmerston st.Walker Alfred, horse slaughterer. Queen streetWalkley Martha (Mrs,), chemist k druggist. High st..Walmsley Elizabeth (Mrs,), stationer, 39 Water streetWarburton Thomas & Son, clock k watch makers k.jewellers, Palmerston streetWarburton George, baker k grocer, 20 Adlington road,Watson Joseph k Sons, grocers k corn dealers. High stfWatson Thomas, coa,l k cannel merchant, BoUingtonStation & china & earthenware dealer, Palmerston street*Watts Fred, grocer, 5 Water streetWelch Joseph (exors. of), coal merchants, BoUingtonistation; & at MacclesfieldWetton Joseph & Sons, quarry owners k stone merchants,Kerridge, BUlinge, Windyway, Tegsnose, kiBollington stone, quarries; saw mUls k offices, adjoiningBollington Station, Great Central Bailway.TN 14Whitehurst Brothers, grocers k bakers, 75 k 77 Wel-t-Ungton roadWhitehurst Thomas, fruiterer. High streetWhittaker Henry (Mrs.), shopkeeper. Lower houseWilliamson Hesketh Goddard, surveyor, Shrigley roadWilUamson John Peter, joiner & builder, Shrigley roadWilliamson Ruth (Mrs.), beer ret. k farmer,g6 Church steWoodall George William, estate agent, Wellington roadhWoodall William, Royal Oak P.H. Princess streetWoollam John W. baker k grocer, Palmerston street.Wragg Benjamin, butcher, Palmerston streetWright Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper. High streetfWright John, parish clerk, go Church streetWright Joseph, greengrocer, Palmerston streetWright Martha (Mrs.), grocer & ale k porter dealer,;Lower houseWright Eichard, grocer, Shrigley roadWylde Edward, grocer. High streetKEERIDGE.COMMEBCIAL.Bennett Ann (Mrs,), shopkeeperCooper Henry (Mrs.), shopkeeper.Stake House EndCoverley John Henry, grocer, bakerk sub-postmasterDavenport Wm. k H. M. blacksmithsFox James, farmerGoodwin Harold, insurance agentHigginbotham Jonathan, doggerBOSIiE'X' is a township, village and parish, constitutedin 1858 out of Prestbury and formed into a districtchapelry Feb. T6, 1883; it is on the road from Macclesfieldto Leek, Staffs, with a station on the Churnet Valleybranch of 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, Macclesfieldhimdred, union and county court district, and in the ruraldeanery and archdeaconry of Macclesfield and diocese ofChester. The church of St. Mary the Virgin, originallyNorman, is a small edifice of brick, rebuilt, 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 JosephStubbs esq. in i87g: the brass lectern was presentedby Mrs. Peel, of the Manor House, in memory of her husband,Charles Peel esq. who died 18 July, i88g: thestained east window is a memorial to Mrs. Sarah Sutcliffe,d. 24 Jan. i85g, and was erected by her husband,the Bev, William Sutcliffe M,A. incumbent of this parish(1833-70): there are four other stained windows in thenave, induding one to Abraham Bullock, d. g March, i8g4,and a mural tablet to John WUUams Nowell esq. ofMacclesfield, d. 21 Dec. 1837 '• the church was restoredand reseated in 1878 and affords 250 .sittings. The registersdate from the year 1728. "The living is a vicarage,net yearly value ;^8o, with 35 acres of glebe and residence,in the gift of the vicar of Prestbury, and held sinceLomas George, beer retaUerOa"Kes John, farmer, Swanscoe farubPickford John C, farmer & confectnrPickford Lawrence, farmer. Five Ashes-Sidebotham Joseph, grocerWhiston Wm, beer retailer. Bed way,Whitehurst WUliam, grocer & draper.WUliamson John & Son, quarry.owners & stone merchantsWilson Thomas, farmer, Endon farm-i8gi by the Bev. George Edward O'Brien M.A. of Queen's^College, Oxford. The Wesleyan Methodist chapel, builiin i8g5, wUl seat 180 persons. There is a charity of 30S«yearly for distribution in bibles; Dawson and Thornley's,of £2 7s. 4d. for distribution in money and bibles in Bosleyand the neighbourhood; Eoger Holland's, of 5s, yearly,,due on St. Thomas' day, being a charge on Hunter's PoolFarm at Mottram St. Andrew and Leigh and Bennett's.-charity of £7 48. 8d. which belongs to the minister.A fine sheet of water, covering 120 acres, is used as areservoir for the Macclesfield canal. The township contains3,086 acres of land and in of water, all the propertyof the Earl of Harrington, who is lord of themanor.Eateable value, ;^4,725; the population in 1901.was 353.Sexton and Clerk, Joseph Cheetham.Post Office.—Miss Julia Cheetham, sub-postmistressaLetters arrive from Macclesfield at 7,15 a.m,; dispatchedthereto at 5.55 p.m. No delivery on sundays.The nearest money order office is at Buglaw-«-ton: Bosley Station is the nearest tdegraph office, butthedelivery is limited to one mileLetter Boxes at Dane Mill deared at 6,25 p.m. k BosleySmithy 6.5 p.mEailway Station, Herbert Capper Marlow, station masterPublic Elementary School (mixed), built with residenceforthe master in 1858 k considerably enlarged in 1896;for go children; average attendance, 70; EichariMather, master