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<strong>MACCLESFIELD</strong>. 261HURDSFIELD is a township in Prestbury parish, adjoining to, and forming an extensivesnburb of. Maeclesfield, in the union, hundred, and deanery of Macclesfield, archdeaconryand diocese of Chester, North <strong>Cheshire</strong>, containing, by the census of 18613836 inha?itant~. and 8~O acre~. The living is a perpetual curacy. valued at £140 pe;annum, With resIdence, lU the mcumbency of the Rev. Samuel Hands F~ild, M.A. andthe patronage of the trustees of Miss Hyndman's Charity. The Church,which' waserected in 1839, is a neat Gothic edifice, dedicated to the Holy Trinity,
MACCLES;FIELD.Harlow Mr. Benjamin, Spring bank Cottage,Byrons lane, S.H~mingway Mrs. Susannab, West bankCottage, Prestbury road, UptonHenderson Mrs. Louisa, 1H,Great King st.Higginbotham Mrs. Elizabeth, 1, Park st.Higginbotham Mrs. Louisa, 207, Park laneHigginbotham Samuel, Esq, 81, GreatKing streetHolland Mrs. Melinda. Cans! sideHolland Philip, Esq., Swanscoe Park, H.Hughes Mrs. Ann, 69, Peel streetHurst Mrs. Lais, 313, Park laneJohnson Mrs. Eliza, Canal Cottage, BlackroadJ ohnson Thomas, Esq., 33, Chester roadKelsall Mr. William, 64, Prestbnry roadKidd Rev. George Barrow (Independent),Park laneKillmister George R., Esq., West bank,UptonKirk Mrs. Hannah, 35, High street, S.Lallemand Frederiek Francis, Esq., 32,Park laneLallemand the Misses, 42, High street, S.Locket Mr. Samue~ Great King streetLamas Mrs. Ann, 90, Park laneLomas :Mr. William, Sweteuham streetLoney William, Esq., 38, Duke streetMadcn Rev. J ames (Baptist), 54, Byronsterrace, S.Jlfartyn Nichola2 .Andrew, Esq.May John, Esq., Ridge hill. S.Mayer John, Esq., JltD.. 56, Chester gateMeek Rev. Joseph, Church (Unitarian),Beech laneMercer Mr. J ames, Rose Cottage, Black rd.Middlehnrst Mrs. Ellz... 39, Jordan gateMorley :A.fr. Thomas, Brook side Cottage,Broken crossMoss Mrs. Ann, Lord streetNewbold Edward. Esq., ,Jordan gateNewbold Edward Thomas, E,q.,45, JordangateNewton Mr. David, 255, Park laneNicholson Mr. Joshua 0., 311, Park laneNorris William, Esq., 27, Brunswick streetNowel Mrs. Martha, Prestbury roadN owel ~frs. Sarah, 259, Park laneOldham Mr. George, 58, High street, S.Oldharn George Rober!, Esq., Green villa,Byrons lane. S.Oldham Miss Sarah Ann, 60, High street, S.Oldham Mr. Thomas, Lo\ver beachOrme Miss Janc. 82, Park laneOrme Mrs. Sarah, 52, High street, S.Osborne John James, Esq'J l\.:!ouut Pleasant,UptonParker Mr. Francis Roger, 78, Park view,Prestbury roadParrott rrhOffi:lS, Esq., Green b~nk, S.Partington Mr. John, James' streetPeacock Mrs., Spring bankPearson Samue~ Esq., ,Jordan gate HousePickford Charles, Esq., 21, Bt'lUl,wick st. -:E'ierepoint Benjamin, Esq., Chesm- gatePotts Wm" Esq., Park Cottage, l.'ark lanepowell M~s. Matilda, 4, Park street .Pro~ter Charies Edward, Esq., AshfjeldHouse, UptonProcter Mrs. Mary Ann, 2, Mount PieasantUpton . ,JRathbone Mrs. Elizabeth, 95, Gt. King st.Rigg Mrs. .Ann, 9, Park st~eetRoe M~s. Ann, Snmmer hill, Ches~ roadRogerson Rev. John (Catholic), Cheste~rd.Rowley Mrs. Jane, 128, Great King st~tRoylance M~s. Mars, 55, Jo~dan gateRoyle Mr. Reuben, The Byrons, S.Rushton John Latham, Esq., M.D, 20,Roe streetSadler Miss Maria, 59, Roe st~eetSalnter Joseph Denby, Esq., 27, King Ed-\vard streetSanfo~d T. J., Esq., 12, Jo~dan gateShaw :Mrs. Anne, 39, Prestbury roadShu1llebotham Mr• •John Plant, 17, ParkstreetSimpson Rev. Samuel, Alien House, Mills!.Binden Rev. William, incumbent of St.Pet.~· s, The Parsonage, Leadbeat~slaneSmale Mr. J osiab, Ha~old House .Smale Mr. John, Park laneSmith Rev. Charles .Adam John, MA., in,cumbent of St. Miehael's, ThePa~sonage,Beech laneSmith The :Misses, Broken crossSmith M~. Henry, Prestb~yroadSmith Mrs. !I!aria, 30, Chester roadSmith Rev. Samuel (Methodist New Coonexion),2, High street, S. .Smith Mr. William. 72, Brooke streetSoars ],fr5. EUeD, Buxton roadStringer Thomas, Esq., Park laneSympson Miss, 33, Chester roadTaylor n-fr. Ed\vard, Sunderland streetTay]or Miss Franees, 86, Great King streetThorley M~s. Ralph, 99, High st~eet, S.Thompson Mr. John Wilden, 67, )?restbmyroadTho~nhill Jlfrs. Ma~garet, 109, G~eat Ki1lgstreetThornley Mrs. Jlfaria, 10, Prestbary roadTterks Rev. John Ge~ard, M.A., GraIUIJJarSchool HouseVaoIX John, Esq., M.D., 54, ChestergateVernon Mr. Thoma;;, 31,Cumberland streetVickers Mrs., 315, Park laneWadsworth Mrs. Martha. 23, High st., S~Wadsw"orth William Nortoo, Esq., 29,Park street'Valkley Mr. Josiah, Park laneWardle Mrs. Susannah, Park mO'ijDtWardle,Thomas, Esq., Higher b~chWatts Thomas Itchenor, Esq., J.P., UptonbankWeston Miss Elizabeth, 55, Prestpury roadWilde Mrs. Betty, 10:2, G~eat King streelWilkinson Geo~ge, Esq., Prestbory ro~,Uptonj;,JIII,rI,I11 I!\I
<strong>MACCLESFIELD</strong>. 263WiIliams Rev. William R., AlIen House,Mill streetWood Clement, Esq., 28, Park streetWood ~fr. Joseph, Lake House, S.Wood Miss Mary Ann, 67, Beech laneWood Mr. 'Villiam, Long 1'1055Woodward David, Esq., WhitJieid terrace,UptonWray Rev. James Jackson (Wesleyan) 41,B~Ml~eJWright Mrs. Hannah, Common gate\Vright John, Esq., Field bankWright Mrs. Msry Ann, 20, Brook streetWright Richard, Esq., Field bankWright Samuel, Esq., Broken CrossTRADES fiT]) PROFESSIONS.[h. signifies private residence.]AbbotandCo.; grocersand provision dealers,1, Jordan gateAbbott Japhetb, rope and twinemaker,Derby streetAeton J"oseph, shoemaker: Broken crossAdams Elizabetb,whitesmith, &e., Heapyst.Adams Samue~provision dealer, 104, Ches"ter roadAdamson Peter, grocer,24:. Jordan gateAddy William, shopkeeper, WatercotesAdshead Brothers and Co., silk throwsters,Commercial road millAdshead George Edward, (firm of AdsheadBrothers and Co.); h. Lark haUAdshead Samuel, silk dyer, (firm of Adshead.and 0'0.); Greenway cottage.Adshead Thomas, silk dyer, (firm ofAdshead and Co.); b.Wood bauk cottageAdshead William and Co., silk dyers,Higher fenceAdshead William, silk dyer, (firm ofAdshead and Co.); h. Lark haUAdshead William Heury, (firm of AdsbeadBrothers and Co.); h. Lark hallAinsworth John~ "Talbot" inD, Chester rd.Albinson James H., shoemaker, 41, KingEdward streetAlbinson John, undertaker, 43, Park streetAllcock George, grocer and provision dealer,Hurdsfield road, H.Allcock John, "Oxford Road Tavern,"Oxford roadAlien George. carter, Hurdsfield road, H.AlIen J ames, shopkeeper, 24, Pickford st.AlIen John, beer retailer and provisiondealer, 35, Roe streetAlien John, silk throwster, Buxton roadmill; h. 83, Brook streetAlien Lucy, provision and earthenwaredealer; 70, Derby streetAlien Samuel, cabinet maker and paperhanger,14, Park greenAlman Francis, chemist and druggist, 24,Mill lane, S.Alman Thos., ironmonger, 32, ~filllane, S.Anchor Moses, blacksmith and horseletter,Little street; h. 22, Prestbury roadAnderton Thomas, basketmaker, BrokencrossAnderson James, builder, Prestbury roadAnderton Isase, butcher, Broken crossAnkers Samuel, shoemaker and elogger,53, Hurdsfield road,H..Antrobus Elizabeth, shopkeeper, Brooke st.Arden Jobn, hookkeeper, 88, Chester roadArichi Anthony, furniture dealer, Oldbamplace, Waters greenArmitage James, grocer and provisiondealer, 11, Arbourhay street, H.Areold George, hutcher, 11, Park greenAreold .James and Josiah, silk throwstersand silkmen, Depot uilllAshcroft MN. Ann, milliner and strawbonnetmaker, 7, Prestbury roadAshness Jas. Gosling, grocer, 174, Park In.Ashoess Mrs. Msrtba, dressmaker, 62, Milllane, S.Ashwright Daniel, blacksmith, Pack horseyardAspinwall Henry Samuel, borough surveyor,Commerciall'oad; h. Buxton rd.Aspinwall Frederick, cabinet maker. upholsterer,and Venetian blind maker, 44,Chester gate.Astle Mrs. Ami, shopkeeper, Bibe! roadAstle William, stationmaster, ShawstreetAthey and Thackray, brewers, CrowDBrewery, Bond streetAthey Mark, brewer, (firm of Athey andThackray); b. Bridge streetAtwell James, cooper, 51, Chester gateAult John, poultererBabb Henrietta, shopkeeper, 24:, Newgate st.Back J oho, tailor and draper, 78, Mill la.S.Backhonse Miss Elizabeth, confectioner,&c., 63, Mill streetB8.0"llley Joseph, wheelwright, Park laneBagshaw FaDDy, infant school, Brock st.Bagshaw John, cottonspinner, Suttou mills;h. 24, High street, S.
264 :<strong>MACCLESFIELD</strong>.Bailey Abraham, machinist, Park greenBailey Edmund. shopkeeper, 18, Park laneBailey George, silk tbrowster, The Dams;h. St. George's terrace. High street, S.Bailey Thomas. farmer, Broken crossBailey William, glass, china, and earthenwaredealer, Park laneBaileyWilliam, grocer andprovision dealer,36, Ba.rton streetBain David, coal agent, Beech laneBail Abraham, booksailer, binder, andstationer, MJillabe, S.Ball Jobn, grocer and provision dealer,175, Hurdsfield road, B.Ball John Thomas, tailor and woollen draper,29, Pa.rk greenBall WilIiam, grocer, Garden street, H.Ball William, tailor, Crampoon roadBamford George, sbopkeeper, 158, Burdsfieldroad, H.Bamford Jas., grocer and provision dealer,75, Newton streetBamford John, cntler, Snnderland streetBamford John, shopkeeper, Black roadBancroft Jabez, boot and ;shoemaker, 87,Waters greenBand William, grocer and provision dealer,85, Waterloo street, H.Banner John, beer retailer, Brown street'Barber Mrs. Harriet, .grocer and provisiondealer, 50, Common gateBarber James, chemist and drug-gist, ChestergateBarber John, rent collector, commissionagent, and agent for the National WeeklyLife Assurance. Back Bond streetBarberPeter,banker's clerk, 94, Mill gn., S.Barber Samuel, newsagent, 2, Brown streetBarber Saml., sboemaker, Hurdsfieldrd., H.Barber Samuel, "Swan with Two Necks,"Chester gateBarber William. bntcher, 119, Mill streetBarclay Mrs. Frances Maria, mantlemaker,96, Mill greeD, S.Barclay J os., beer retailer, 17, Elizabeth st.Barclay Joseph, solicitor, <strong>County</strong> Courtand Bankruptoy advocate, and solicitorto the <strong>Cheshire</strong> Debt Collecting office,King Edward street:Bardsley Thomas, grocer and provisiondealer. 63, Bank streetBarker Charles, silk manufacturer, Wailerstreet; b. 3, Park streetBarker J oseph. silk manufacturer, Poolestreet, S.; h. 257, Park laneBarkerWilliam and J oseph, silk throwsters,Wailer street .Barker William, silk manufacturer, Suttonmill; b. Prospect house.Barlow Hannab, shopkeeper, King stret:!tBarlow John, boot and shoemaker, ChesterroadBarlow John, "FoxandGrapes," Fit st.,S.Bar10w Josephns, banker's clerk, 77, Byronslane, S.Barlow Thomas. provision dealer and shoe_maker, Brock streetBarlow Thomas, shoemaker, Brock st.reetBarnes John, ".Britannia," Hurdsfieldroad, H.Barnes John, painter, 34-, King Edward atDarnes. John, "Volunteer" vaults, CoIl1:mercial roadBarnes Sarah, shopkeeper, 88, Hurdsfieldroad, H.Barnett William and Co., Bilk dyers, ChesterroadBarnett John, silk dyer, (firm of WillismBarnett and Co.), Chester roadBarnett William, silk dyer, (firm of WmBarnett and Co.), 27, Oxford road .Barnsley Geo., bntcher, Cuckstool Pit hillBarnsley Micah, shopkeeper, Park laoeBaronThos., tinman and brazier, WatersgnBamtt James, clogger, 71, Chester gate .Barrett Hannah, grocer and confectioner43, Hurdsfield road, H. 'Barrow EDoch, butcher, 16, Cbester gateBarton George, manager, 34, Jordan gateBarton Jane, staymaker, Jordan gateBarton John, grocer, Mill streetBarton Samuel, silk throwster and manu.facturer, Brunswick mill, Lowestreet·h. Farvey cottage, S. 'Bates William Isaac, chemist and druggisl,116, Mill streetBattey Josepb, grocer and pro.Tision dealer,9, Chester roadBay Ann, shopkeeper, Oxford roadBayley George and David, silk throwsters,Vincent street; h. 17, fiSh streetBayleyMrs. Hannah, "Cross Keys,"Water'greenBayley Hannah, dressmaker, 22, Cumberlandstreet~ayley Miss Sarah, straw bonnet maker,45, Hibel roadBayley Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 43,Commercial roadBayley William, provision dealer, 54, WaterstreetBeard Charlotte, broker, 60, Snnderlaud si.Beard James, beer retailer, Steeple st., H.Beard John, t; New Nag's Head,'1 Wa.tersgreenBeard Jos~8~'r!arrier, 95, Chester gateBeard W" ,beer retailer, Hurdsfieldroad, H.Beaver JOhD, greengrocer, 75, King E
Bennison George, hairdresser, Buxton roadBenson John, cabinet maker, Jodrell st.Benson Thomas, undertaker, Leigh streetBensoD William, silk manufacturer, Peel st.Bentley J., umbrella maker, Sunderland st.Bentley Mark, cowkeeper, Black roadBercuDlshaw Joseph, tailor, &c., 118, NewtonstreetBeresford Nancy, grocer and provisiondealer, Higher HurdsfieldBerisford Ann, shopkeeper, 110, Highst., S.Berisford Francis, silk throwster,; h. 65,Pe~l streetBerisford Joho, grocer and provision dealer,16, London road, S.Berisford John, provision dealer, Hibel road.Berisford Samuel and William, chemists,druggists, grocers, and tea dealers, 46,Mill streetBerks Tb.omas, grocer and tea dealer, 26,Chester gate. (See advert~ement)Berrisford Wm., grocer, provision dealer,and general agent, 20, Chester roadBeswick James, coal and hay dealer, 69,High street, S.Beswick Thos., pawnbroker, 19, CatherinestreetBeswick William, grocer and provisiondealer, Buxton roadBideD William, actuary of Savings .bank,Pa.rk greE:DBillinge Matthew, bookseller and stationer,Mill lane ; h. Sunderland strC
266 1>IACCLESFIELD:Bradbary John, silk manufactnrer, BridgestreetBradbury Samuel, shopkeeper, 9*, Buxtonroad:Bradbury Sarah, drassmaker, 98, Brock st.Bradbury William, registrar of birthsand deaths for Sutton district, Bridgestreet ,Braddock Charles, tailor and draper, ChesterroadBraddock Johu, grocer andprovision dealer,30, Brook streetBraddock Jonas, collector of gas rate,. Crown streetBradley Harriet, ':Rose" inn,:.Brasshousestreet·Bradley James, corn and provision dealer,43, Chester gateBradIey Nancy, shopkeeper, Heapy streetBradley Thomas, shopkeeper, Mary streetBra.dwell David, manager, HurdsfieldBramhall John, shopkeeper, Bank streetBramall Joseph, inspector of weights andmeasures, Shambles; h. 35, Coare streetBramwell Jame" marine store dealer, 100,Millgreen, S.Brasuer James, undertaker, 46, Brunswickhill, H.Breston Elizabeth, earthenware dealer, 11,Bond streetBridgett and Stoneley, pawnbrokers, 20,Commercial roadBriggs Isaac, beer retailer, 65, Bank streetBriggs John Henry, accountant, Beech laneBrindley James, glass and china dealer, 15,Fountain street, S.Brindley John, bookkeeper, Town yardBrinsley Charles) silk. manufacturer, Frost'smill; h. llB, Great King streetBrinsley Daniel, silk manufacturer andthrowster, Bridge street; h. Roe streetBroadhead Henry Bagshaw, shopkeeper,28*, HurdsfieId road, H.BroadheadJ oha, coal dealer, 101,Highst., S.Broadhurst George, auctioneer and Sheriff'sofficer,16,Brunswickstreet. (See adverti2ement)Broadhurst Henry, brewer'S traveller, 51,Brook streetBroadhurst James, shopkeeper, 135, Highstreet, S.Broadhurst Jaho, fruitE'rer and provisiondealer, 19, Higginbotham streetBrocklehurst and Co., bankers, King EdwardstreetBrocklehurst David, fishmonger and gamedealer, 28, Market placeBroc:klehurst Georgp and John, corn, flour,and cheese factors, and dealers in malt,hops, &c., 5, Jcrdan gate j h. HenburyBrocklehurst Henry, silk manufacturer,(firm of BrockJehnrst and Sons), :;"odenbank, S.Brocklehurst lsaae and Co.,.coal merchants,Black road ; John Holland, agen;BrockJehurst and Sons, silk mannfacturers,throwsters, and silkmen, &c" Exchangestreet, Hardsfield roadBrocklehurst Jonatban, commercial travel_ler, 70, Prestbury roadBrockJehurst .Joseph, fishmonger audfruiterer, 102, Mill streetBrockJehurst Robert, confectioner and cabproprietor, 10. Roe streetIBrocklehurst Thomas, silk manufacturer, ./(firm of Brocklehurst and Sons), FencehouseBrocklehurst and Wright, solicitors, King IEdward streetBrodrick Robt., silk mauufacturer, Bridrrestreet; b. 253. Park h.ne Cl I'Brodrick Thomas, silk manufacturer, '_Brid!!e street .Bromley Samuel, sma.llware dealer, 30Mill lane, S.'Bromley Thomas, (firm of North <strong>Cheshire</strong> IBrewery Company), Charles street; h.61, Roe streetBrooker John, lay clerk, 54, Mill streetBrooker Mrs. Sarah, Christian Knowledge,Religious Tract, and Briti£h and ForeignBible Societies' depot, 54, Mill streetBrooks 1tfary, ,. Wharf" inn, Brook streetBrooks Robert, slater, 40, Duke streetBrooks Thomas, furniture dealer, 10, ChestergateBrooks William, commercial traveller, 49;.Jordan gateBroome Emma, dressmaker, 66, Beech In.Broome Thomas, Joseph, and Richard, iilktbrowsters, Commercial roadBroome Willlam, natnralist. 140, Park In. IBrongh William, "Three Crowns," Millgn.Brown Alexander, blacksmith, Park laneBrown Alexander, baker and flour dealer,2, Justice street )Brown Mrs. .Ann, apartments, Hibel roadBrown Frederick, silk manufacturer, (firmof Thomas Heapy and Co.); h.27, Park \streetBrown James, farmer, Common side, H.Brown James H., bookseller, &c., (firm of ISwinnerton and Brown); h. Chester rd.Brown John, assistant overseer and rate rcollector, 10, Daybrook street, H.Brown John, stockbroker, 1. Park streetBrown Samnel, silk manufacturer andthrowster, Pickford mill; h. b3, Pre,t·bury roadBrown Sarah. shopkeeper, Hurdsfieldrd,H.Brown Thomas, bookkeeper, 31, Brook st. \;Brown Rnd Worthington, tailors and dra·pers, Chester gateBroome Thomas, silk manufacturer, Com·mercial roadBro\vn William, silk manufacturer, 90,Chester roadBrownridge Robert, jun., machine maker.The MossBrOWDsett George,.grocer, 182, High st., 5.'(
<strong>MACCLESFIELD</strong>. 267Brunt Joseph, silk merchant, 90, GreatKing street; h. Prestbury road ..Brunt Joseph, grocer and provisioJ.:t';..deaJ.er,Broken cross . . -Brunt William and Co., wine 'and spiritmerchants, 67, Mill st. (See advertise·ment)BuckIey Mrs., "Brewer's Arms," Bridge st.Buckley J\Iary, shopkeeper, 89, King EdwardstreetBuckley Samuel Stanley, house agent, 40,High street, S.Bnckley Thomas, provision dealer, Hurdsneldroad, H.Bullock John and Peter, linen drapers,hosiers. &c., 33, Market placeBullockJoseph, grocer and provision dealer,168, Bnxton road _Bullock Peter, draper, (nrm of John andPeter Bullock); h. Byrons lane, S.Bullock Thoma., silkman, 3!, Park green';h. High street, S.Bullock Thomas, woollen draper and tailor,12, Mill streetBullock Thomas, photographic artist,Buckley terrace, Hibel roadBullock Thomas William, optician, 27,Stanley streetBullock William, fa;rmer, Old Buxton roadBullock William, silkman, Jordan gateBurgess Ann Oliver, dressmaker, 105,Brock streetBurgess Jchu, beer retailer, 29, Newgate st.Burgess John LeJand, bookseller, printer,&c., (nrm of Matthew Burgess and SOD);h. 3, Market placeBurgess Joseph, groeer and confectioner,112, Chester gateBurgess Ivlatthew and Son, book-and"musicsellers,printers, binders, stationers, andpublishers ofthe monthly Railway Table,stamp office. 3, Market placeBurgess Matthew, stamp distributor, agentfor the Black Ball and Eagle Line, andCunard Line of Steamers, and agent forthe Northern Life AssuraDce Company,3, Market place; h. 54, High street, S.Burgess Peter, grocer, &c., 82, Mill streetBurgess Peter, chemist and photographer,13, :Market placeBurgess Peter, shopkeeper, 11, Preston st.Burgess Samuel, butcher, 18, Hnrdsneldroad, H.Burgess Samuel, Ehopkeeper, Mill streetBurgess Thomas, butcher, Coare streetBurgess Thomas, high balliffCOUDty Court,118,
f--,'268 <strong>MACCLESFIELD</strong>.Ch3.rnleyRobert, cbair:maker, Waters greenand Bnxton roadCharnock William, "Bull 'I inD, Buxton rd.Chatterton and Shatwell, general mercerg,drapers, and tailors, 29, !!arket placeOhatterton Thomas. draper, &C. (firm ofChatterton and ShatweJl); h. 116, ChestergateChesworth Wm., bookkeeper, 51, BeechlaneChetham Harriet, day school, King EdwardstreetChorley Miss, tobacco and cigar merChant,122, Mill street. (See advertisement)Chorley John, accountant aud house agent,Mill streetClark Mrs. Ann, butcher, 48, Mill streetClark Joshua, bookkeeper, 302, Hnrdsfieldroad, H-Clark Mrs. Mary Ann, confectioner, 30,Sunderland streetClark Samuel, shopkeeper, 17, Waterlco15treetClark William, brazier and tinman, 9,Little streetClark William Kirkham, sohoolmaster, 31,High street, S.Clarke Edward, silkman and silk throwster,Pickford street; h. Springfield houseClarke William, silk. manufacturer, Brownstreet mill; h. Park GrangeClayton and Brooke, coal dealers, Unionroad-Thomas Cawley, agentClayton George, cowkeeper, H.Cb.rten Samuel, "Hare and Dog," WaterootesCliff Daniel, shopkeeper, 18. Pickford st.Cliff Mrs. Mary, draper and grocer, 39,Chester roadClough Edward. snrgeon dentist, Buckleyterrace, Hibet roadClowes Jas., boot and shoemaker, CatherinestreetClowes William, "Bull and Gate," 30,Chester gateClulow William, bedding and carpet warehouse,21, Mill streetCoates Margaret, grocer and provisiondealer, 15, Chester roadCookett Louisa, shopkeeper, 9, Hurdsfieldroad. H.Colbateh William, tailor, Vinoent streetCollier John, hosier and haberdasher, 14,Milk streetCollier Richard and Thomas, hosiers andglovers, ~fill streetCollier Richard, smallware manufacturer J2, Park streetCollins John. shopkeeper, Silk streetColtins Josiah, grocer and provision dealer,28, Water streetCollyns William~ surgeon, 1, Waterloo st.Colville Thomas Miohael, solicitor, (firm ofParrott, Colville, and May); h. Spring·cottageComberbach Thomas Roden, " Macclesfield.Arms," commercial hotel, posting.house,and Inland Revenue office, Jordan gateCondron Charles, manager, Beech laneCondron Miss Harriet, R.A.M., professor ofmusic, King Edward streetCondroD The Misses, ladies' boar
Crew Charles, draper, 82, Sunderland st.Crew George, silk finisher, 15, Duke streett:rew Thomas, silk finisher, &C. (firm ofW. Crew and Sons); h. Back WallgateCrew 'Villiam and Sons, silk finishers andpiece.goods dyers. Mill streetCrew William. silk finisher (firm of W.Crew and Sons); h. 12, Charlotte streetCrew Willian>, jun., silk finisher (firm ofW. Crew and Sons); 87. Boden streetCritchley. Brinsley, and Co., silk manufacturers,Bridge streetCrompton Peter, hotanist, Windmill streetCrookes William, "Crown," 76, Bond streetCross William Cole, shopkeeper, 160, BondstreetCrossley Henry, old iron and metal broker,21, Back Wallgate .Crowder George, "" Moss Rose," S.Crowder Rohert, tInman and brazier, 41,Waters greenCrowder Robert, "Unicorn" inn, MarketplaceCummins Francis, furniture broker, Milllane, S.Cundiff Benjamin, grocer and provisiondealer, 1, Brown streetCnndifl' George, "Pig and Whistle," MillstreetCundifl' J'ohn, scripture reader, Hurdsfieldroad, H.Cunliffe J'ames, shopkeeper, 25, Stanley st.CurveenDaniel, solicitor's clerk,BrunswickterraceDaintith J"oseph, grocer and provisiondealer, 55, Crompton roadDakin Henry, tailor, (firm of J. and H.Dakin) ; h. Fence streetDakin Jaho, beer retailer, 1, Pickford st.Dakin Joseph and Henry, tailors and woollendrapers. 35, Hurdsfield road, H.Dale Charles, grocer, 78, Brown streetDale DanL, furniture broker, BackWallgateDale Daniel, grocer, 91, London roadDale and Gallimore, cabinet makers, "95,Waters greenDale Geo., blacksmith, 40, Brunswick hillDale John, chemist and druggist, and agentfor the Rock Life Insurance Company,HI, Mill.streetDale John,· coal merchant, .Cuckstoolpithill; h. 12. Prestbury roadDale John, shopkeener, 85, Bank streetDale Thomas, shopkeeper, 152, Gt. KingstreetDale William, grocer and provision dealer,16, Prestbuxy roadDan!els Henry, shoamaker, Hope streetDamel Josh., printer, bookbinder, stationer,and musicseller, 73, Mill street. (Seea~vertisement)Damels William, joiner, cabinet maker, andbroker, 9, Catherine streetDarbyshire Thomas, keeper, Town Hall,.Marketp~<strong>MACCLESFIELD</strong>.26llDavenportMiss Elizabeth, ladies' seminary,I. 9, Prestbury roadDavenport Elizabeth, baker and floori dealer, Cross street, S.. Davenport John, grocer and provisiondealer, 297, Park laneDavenport .rohn Adshead, beer retailer andcoal agent, 41, Jordan gateIDavenport Jonathan, farmer, Swanscoe, H.Davenport James, painter and glazier, 101,Mill green, 8.Davenport James, watchmaker and jeweller,25, Chester gateDavenport Richard, grocer and provisiondealer, 49, Waterloo street, H.Davenport Thomas, chairmaker, 49, ChesterroadDavenport Thomas, family grocer and teadealer, 16, Market placeDavenport \Villiam.fancy trimming manufacturer,King Edward etreetDavidson J'ohn, farmer, Back laneDavis Edward, herbalist, Charles streetDam John, brazier, 1, Park greenDavies John, confectioner, 38. Jordan gateDavies John, draper, hosier, haberdasher,&c., Jordan gateDavies John, steymaker, 81, SunderlandstreetDavies Robert, plumber and gl.a2ier,Waters greenDawson Charles, greengrocer, &c., 48, ChestergateDawson George, hosier and smallwaredealer, 81. Market placeDawson John, farmer. Broken crossDaw~n John Goodwin, pawnbroker, 88,Mill lane, S.Dawson Samuel, clogger, Waters greenDawson 'rhomas, fruiterer,.w, Hurds:6.eldroad, H.Daykin J'ohn, shoemaker, James streetDean Charlotte, farmer, UptonDean George, \vatehmaker, 3, Park greenDean John, sexton of Christ Church,George streetDean John, grocer and provision dealer,173, Park laneDean John, upholsterer, &0., Market placeDean Peter, beer retailer, Cuckstoolpit hillDean Samuel, grocer and provision dealer,24, Jodrell streetDean William, cooper and earthenwaredealer, Chester gateDean William waste merchant, WatercotesDelabunt }fidhae!, weav~r, 21, King Ed·ward streetDenton William, shopkeeper, London roadDenver Jobo, "Dolphin," Windmill streetDevereux Thomas, grocer and provisiondealer, 52, Cross street, S.Dick R. and J., gutta perclla boot and shoedepot, 16,:Mill street-AlexanderStevens,agentDickens Amelia, dressmaker,.Hibel road
270 <strong>MACCLESFIELD</strong>.Dickens Edwin, silk manufacturer, Hibelro~ .·Dcikens Joseph, cabinet maker and upholsterer,23. Chester gate .Dicken John, shopkeeper, King Edward st.Dickinson Richard, ale and portermerchant,secretary to the Gas Company, and agentfor the Manchester Fire and Pelican LifeOffices, Uatherine streetDingle Solomon. boot and shoemaker, 38,Commercial roadDIxon David, "Durham Ox," 68, Hurdsfieldroad, H.Dixon David, farmer, Mile-house cottage,Buxton roadDod Henry Davenport, brewer; h. Limegreen, S.Donohue John, confectioner, 20,3'ordmgateDoran OweD, nursery and seedsman, 38,Market placeDoubleday Henry, painter, Bridge streetDownie Wm., tailor, 12, Hurdsfield rd., H.Downes Samuel, family grocer, tea dealer,and wine merchant, 62, Mill streetDowning lames, draper, 56, Mill streetDoyle Thomas, shopkeeper, 62, Derby streetDranfie1d Josephus, poor-rate collector, 37,Beech laneDnffield Job, shopkeeper, 54, Hurdsfieldroad, H..Dnffield Williom, farmer, Lark hill farmDuncalf George Pyatt, district manager forthe Britif:h Mutual Life Assurance,Liverpool and London Fire and Life,and Accidental Death Insurance Companies;N orwicb Plate Glass, and SteamBoiler Insurance Companies, Insurancebuildings, Market place; h. CrabtreeCottage, Crompton roadDuncalf Thomas, wood turner and beerretailer, Beech laneDunkley James, ,: Queen's Anns," Mill st.Dunnington Miss 1\'lary, dressmaker, 11,King Edward streetDurose WiIliam. naiImaker, Chester gateDutton Edward, boot and shoemaker, 9,Cross street, S.Earlam Chas., " Kings Head," and butcher,53, Chester gateEarl John, "Peel's Arms," Peel streetEastop Thomas, boot and shoemaker, LeighstreetEaton Edward, c!ogger, 123, Mill streetEaton Edward, drysalter and manufacturingchemist, Fountain street, east; b. PrestburyEaton Peter JahnsoD, registrar of birthsdeaths, and marriages, Park green 'Eccleston !\tIrs. SusaDDah, butcher, 12, ParkgreenEccleston T?omas, butcher, 28, Bridge st.Edmonds Richard and Co.. ,ilk throwstersand silkmen, Park green millEdwards Amelia, U Black Horse," ChurchwallgateEdwards Jacob, shopkeeper, 38, Stanley stEdwards John, silk throwster, Bank streelEdwards Robert, beer retailer, Crompton rd.Edwards William, silk throwster, KingEdward street mill; h. 36, Ryle streelEllam John, bookkeeper, High street, S.EtchelIs James, chIef constable of boroughpolice, Town hallEtcheIIs Mrs.,farmer, MacclesfieId COllUDonEtchelIs lI!ary, milliner, 25, Church streetEvans John, builder, Bond slreet; h. ParkgrangeEzekiel Elias, watchmsker, Jordan gateFairfax Francis, boot and shoemaker, 80,Park streetFairhurst Robert, joiner and builder, Roestreet; h. 23, Duke streetFavilI John, wood turner, Royal Depolmills. (See advertisement)Fawkner Miss Ann, grocer and provisiondealer, 24, Mill streetFawkner Benjamin, silk throwster (firm ofWright and Fawkner); h. The Byrou" S.Fawkner Brothers, London, Birmingham,and Sheffield warehouse, 118, :Mill street,and 6 and 8, Great King streetFawkner Isaac, shoemaker, 21, Stanley st.Fawkner Matthew, farmer, 74, PrestburyroadFelthouse Charles, farmer, S.Fern Isasc, chemist and druggist, 68,Hurdsfield road, H.Fernihough J oseph, farmer, Long Mo,s In.Fiddler Mary, greengrocer, 20, Derby streetFidler Levi, shopkeeper and beer retailer,57, Burdsfield road, H.FiIcock Peter, tallow chandler and soapboiler, The GuttersFindlow James, draper and milliner, 66,Mill streetFindlow Sarah, grocer and provision dealer,85, Park laneFinlow Charles, tailor, 37, Cross street, S.Finlow MisB Sarah, millinerand dressmaker,99, Mill streetFinneyIsasc, bookseller and newsagent, 66,Chester gateFirth John, surgeon, Sunderland streetFirth John Hoyle, wine, spirit, ale, andporter merchant, 13, King Edward street jh. 1, UptOD. (See adverti.ement)Firth and Mitchell, land agents, surveyors,and agents to the Phoenix Fire, GresbamLife, and .Accidental Death InsuranceCompanies, 11, Jordan gate. (See advertisement)Firth Thomas Dyson, eurveyor (firm ofFirth & MitcheII); h. Spring bank, UptonFisherWilliam, cabinet maker, 165, Park In.Fisher William, silk throwster,Albert mills;h. 49, Prestbury roadFitton Samuel. miller, Macclesfield Flourmills; h. Foden Bank cottage, Byronslane, S.Fitten William, tailor and draper, Brown st,I ,II1IIII!~I1IIIl~;I
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Gosling 15=,iron merchant (firm of CawIey and Gosling); h. 35, Beech laneGosling James, painter (firm of Haylor andGosling), 51, Park greenGosling John, shoemaker and clogger, IS,Sunderland streetGosling J oseph, butcher, 41, Mill streetGosling Sarah Brown, greengrocer, Hurdsfieldroad, H.Granville Earl of, coal merchant-JamesCarruthers, agent, Waters greenGreaves Jas., beer retailer, 26. Chester roadGreen .Alexander, smallware dealer, BrownstreetGreen John, carter, Waterloo streetGreen Thomas, eatiDghouse, 93, WatersgreenGreenwood Daniel, windo....-blind manufacturer,Church street, westGreenwood John, provision dealer, 66,Brown streetGregory Mrs. Lonies, dressmaker, JordangateGregory Wm. J., paperhanger, 11, Roe st.Griffiths Mrs. Ann, pawnbroker, Park greenGriffith James, pawnbroker, 34, Roe streetGriffith John, chemist and druggist, 2,Chester roadGrindle Catherine, shopkeeper, Waters go.Grubb George, photographic artist, 15,Park greenGrubb Thomas, grocer and provision dealer,77, St. George's street, S.Hadfield Charles, druggist, 1, Mill streetHall David, clogger and shoemaker, 114,Mill lane, S.Hall Edward, baker and grocer, 52, ChestergateHall John, grocer, provision dealer, andpa.wnbroker, 14:, Brook streetHall John, silk throwster, 19 1 Prestburyrd~Hall John, wood turner, 13,Back WallgateHall Josepb, provision dealer, 21, ParsonagestreetHall and Lomas, linen drapers, silk mercers,hosiers, &C., 14 and 20,:Mill streetHall Mrs. Lydia, grocer, 40, Jordan gateHall Mary Ann, grocer andprovision dealer,7, Pearce streetHall Peter, draper (fum of Hall andLomas); h. 14, Mill streetHall Philip, bookkeeper, UptonHall Samuel, grocer and flour dealer, 17,Henry streetHall Thomas, agent, Sutton Brewery, 20,Park streetHall William, beer retailer, 22, Barker st.Hall Wiliiam, butcher, Mill streetHallworth Peter, beer retailer, 43, BondstreetHallworth William, provision dealer, 1,Rodney streetHamer Thomas, ., OrangeTree," Fark greenHammersley David, shopkeeper, Crosshallstreet<strong>MACCLESFIELD</strong>.Hammond Hy. Erasmus, assistant overseer.h. Back lane 'Hammond James, butcher, 34, Mill laneHammond James, millinery, baby linen,ladies' and children'sunder-clothing warehouse,7, Market placeHammond John, silk -tbrowster, &c., Parklane; h. 44, Prestbury roadHammond Saml., shopkeeper,Byrons In., S.Hammond Thomas, grocer and provisiondealer, 161, Park laneHammond Thomas, grocer and provisiondesler, 5, Cross street, S.Hammond William, tailor, 36, Chester roadHampson Jabn, grocer and provision dealer81, Hurdsfield road, H. 'Hampson John, painter, Broken crossHampson John, plnmber, glazier, and gas.fitter, 18, Stanley streetHampson Wiliiam, butcher, 47, Hurdsfieldroad, H.. Hamsan Edward, farmer, H.Bamson Thomas, shopkeeper, 1, Chester rd.Hamson W illiam, " Royal Oak" and brewer,Mill street .Hancock JaIDes Henry, "Temperance"hotel, Jordan gateHand Charles, pawnbroker, &c., 1, 3, and~, Brook streetHand Henry, hatter, 16, Chester roadHand Joseph, grocer and tea dealer, 2,Park laneHand William, butcher, 21, PsrklaneHankinson William and Ann, bakers and:tlour dealers, 99, Mill streetHardern David, accountant & estate agent,81, Great King street lHardem John, bookkeeper, 88, Chester rd. ~Hardem John, plnmher and glazier, 31,Park laneHardern Jabn. shopkeeper, Waterloo st., H.Hardern Rachel, grocer and provisiondealer, 116, Bridge street 1Hardern William, grocer and provision 1dealer, 96, Hurdsfield rosd, H.Hardern Wm., tobacconist, 75, Chester gt.Hardern WiUiam Thornieroft, dental sur· ,geon,5, Exchange st.; b. Wood cottage, S.Harding Samuel, grocer and provisiondealer, 73, Brown street IHarding Samuel, farmer, Higher fence, H.Hargreaves Sarn!., shopkeepe-r, 2, BrownstreetHarlow Benjamin, coal merchant, KingEdward street; h. Spring bank cottage,.Byrons lane, S.HarJow John, (executors of) ironfounder,King Edward streetHarlow Robert, commercial traveller, 58,Byrons lane, S.Harriso~ John, "<strong>Cheshire</strong> Cheese," Stan·ley strcetHarrison John, agent to the BridgewaterTrustees, 9, St. George's terrace, Highstreet, S.IIII'.;
<strong>MACCLESFIELD</strong>. 273(IIanison Mrs~ brick and tilemaker, Bu,,-ton roadRarrison Samuel, butcber, Church streetHarrison Thomas, butcher, Mill streetHarrop Isaae, chemist, &e., 117, Park laneHarrop John, grocer and provision dealer,Watercotes .lIarrop John, smallware dealer, 75, ParkIn.Harrop Mary and Eleanor, milliners anddressmakers, 38, Chester roadBarrop, Taylor, and Pearson, silk manufacturers,Chester road millHarrop William, grocer andprovisiondealer,Park laneHar,cher Ferdinand, watcb and clockmaker,silversmith and jeweller, 33,Mill streetRation William, silk agent, 67, Peel streetHawkins William, beer retailer, Barker st.Rayes Edward Lewis, agent for Sutton andCo., Brunswick street .Rayne Francis, sill< manufacturer, BrookstreetHaynes Francis, auctioneer, &e., Silk. streetHaynes Francis, shopkeeper, Silk streetHaynes Rebert, coach and cab proprietor," Queen's Arms n yard, }\.fill streetHaynes Wm., cowkeeper, 4, Catherine st.Rayter Saml., shoemaker, Church st~ westHeald Jonathan, "Old Nag's Head,"Waters greenHeaps John, foreman clothier, Buckley st.Heaps Miss Mary, ladies' seminary, 252,Park groveHeapy Isue Bayley "Seven Stars," 128,Mill lane, S.Heapy John, draper, 76, Mill lane, S.Heapy Sarah, grocer and provision dealer,Lord street, S.Heapy Thomas and Company, (e"ecutors of)silk manufacturers and .throwsters,A!hion millsBeathcote Edward, relieving officer for theSutton and Rainow district, London rd.Heathcote James, farmer. Broken crossllegginbotham Thomas,wood tllrner,ElizabethstreetHenes Henry, boot and shoemaker, 22,Elizabeth streetHenshaw Daniel, tailor and upholsterer,92, Chester roadHensba" Mrs. Hannah, "OldDerby Arms,"Derby streetHensbaw Mrs. Marth., saddier and harnessmaker, 50 Chester gate,Henshaw 'Vm., shoemaker, Broken crossHeppleston Joseph, smallware dealer, 46,Chester gateHeritage Edward, shoemaker, Arbourhaystreet, H.H!hhertElizaheth, shopkeeper, 40, Hibel rd.m.bbert George, faxmer, Swanscoe, H.H~bbert Thos.,farmer, Brookhouse farm,H.Ribbert l\la.tthew, '~Red LioD," Hurdsfieldroad, H.LLHibe1 John and Co~ wine and spirit mer.chants, 17, Mill atreetHickson John, machine maker, Hurdsfie1d'h. 36, Prestbury road 'Hickson John, shoemaker, Pickford streetHickson Joseph, whitesmitb, Repe walk'h. 9, Fence street 'Hid
274 <strong>MACCLESFIELD</strong>.H
276 <strong>MACCLESFIELD</strong>."L8.wton Henry Taylor, "Grove" Inn,(''hester roadLawton Mrs. Jane, beer retailer, 4, ChesterroadLawton Thomas, ironmonger, tinman, bra- zier, and gasJitter, 28, Chester gateLawton Thomas, marine store dealer, 29,Commercial roadLawton Thomas, silk thro\vater, Prestburyroad mill; h. 23, Oxford roadLea Heber, hoot and shoemaker, 15, Hurdsfieldroad, H.Lea. Henry. grocer and provision dealer, 1,Cumberland streetLea John, house agent and collector ofmarket toUs, Park laneLea John, tailor and upholsterer, S, Gardenstreet, HoLea John. Cruttenden, "King's Arms,"Derby streetLea S., undertaker. Garden streetLeach B. R., photographic artist, BrunswickterraceLeach George, farmer, Broken crossLeah Martin, joiner and wheelwright,Broken crossLeah Willinm, timber mercbant, Cbesterrd.Lean Thomas, chemist and druggist, 15,Chester gateLee John Henry, H.F.V.M.A.E., veterinarysurgeon, 54, Mill streetLeech Peter, baker and flour dealer, 75,Mill street, and Lo"Ne streetLeese J., shoe warehouse, Chester gateLeicester Wm., cabinet maker and grocer,IS. North streetLeigh David, baker, Derby street; h. 33,Nixon's yardLeigh George, saddler and harness maker,111, Mill streetLeigh Henry Albert, hosier and haberdasher,93, Mill streetLeigh SamL, bookkeeper, 61, Prestburyrd.Leuton J., insurance and general agent,<strong>Cheshire</strong> debt coUecting omce, 21, Park·greenLevy Thomas, broker. 9, Sunderland street.Lewis Enoch, baker, grocer, and confectioner,22, Mill lane, S.Lewis Marin, dress and stra,v bonnetmaker, 26, Prestbury roadLightfoot John, grocer and provisiondealer. 3, Pearee streetLingham Wm., farmer, Oak farm, Park in..Lingham Wm., shoemaker, 356, Park l~eLockettJaho, cheese, bacon, and cornfactor,12, Market placeLockett John, goods manager, IQ!, GreatKing streetLockett Samue~ boot and sboemaker, 11,Mill street.Leckitt Samue~ brick and tilemaker, Buxtonroad; h. Brook streetLeckitt Thomas, cbemist, druggist, andseedsman, 34, Market placeLomas Ed"in, hairdresser and tobacconist4S, Mill lane, S. 'Lemas George, farmer, Old Btn:ton roadLamas George, shoemaker, Windmill streetLamas John, tobacconist, 28, Sunderla.nd atLamas Isaac, tailor, Chester road .Lomas Miss Mary Ann, ladies' school 91Great King street ' ILamas Mary Beard. grocer and prOvisiondealer, 84, Bond streetLamas Mrs. Miriam, draper, 47, Commongate .Lemas Willism, draper, (firm of Hall andLemas); h. 20, Mill streetLomas William, shopkeeper, 22, Hurdsfieldroad, H.Lamas William. to Tiger," WatercotesLoney'Villiam, surgeon, 38. Duke streetLongden John, blacksmith and beerretailer,Buxton roadLongden Solomon, stonemason and contractor,63. London road, S.Lonsdale Robert, brewer, &e., MacclesfieldBre\very, Park greenLovatt Geo., shoemaker~ 18~ Great King st.Lovatt Joseph, beer retailer and brewer:lIfilllane, S.'Levett Charles, hairdresser, &e., 63, Ches·ter gateLewe Miss Amelia Darlington, professorof music~ 6B~ Prestbary roadLowe Thomas,townerier and billposter,Nixon's yardLowe Thos., upholsterer and paper-hanger,10, Duke streetLowndes David, shopkeeper, 104, Bond st.Lowndes George, butcher, 22, Cross st., S.Lewndes John, grocer and flour dealer, 104.Bridga streetLowndes William, butcher, Jordan gateLucas Charles James, auctioneer, 28, GreatKing streetLuca.s Nnthan, trimming manufacturer,Duke streetLunt Thomas, silk machine maker, KingEdward street,Mabe '\Vm., tinman and brazier, Chester gt.McCabe William, millinery establishment,14, Cbester gateMcCall Cbarles John, smallware dealer, 14,Chester roadMacclesfield Patent Sulphate of CopperCompany, Sutton; Nicholas AndrewMartyn, manager .McDonald James.hairdresser,62, Cross st. S.McGarry Edward Martin, gatla percbaboot and shoe establishment, 26, CommercialroadMcGuire Thomas, Moss Wood cbemicalworks, S.Mack James, confectioner, 34, Chester gateMc'Neil James, commercial tra.veller~ 2:1,Beech laneMaddock Elizabeth, shopkeeper, 14, DaybrookstreetII ,;fIlI\lL-
,. <strong>MACCLESFIELD</strong>. 277Maddock Thomas,. tailor and draper, 80,Park laneMaddocks Elizabeth, shopkeeper, Daybrookstreet, H.Maddocks Miss Mary, dressmaker, 5, Cumberlandstreet:Mslbnm George, bookseller and stationer,124, Mill street:Mslbnrn J oseph, stationer, 5, Park greenMalburn Josiah, stationer, 55, Buxton roadMalkin James, grocer and provision dealer,Copper streetMaU.--in William, commercial traveller, 32,Dnke streetMalkin Wilmott, china and glass dealer,Waters green and Mill streetMannifold William, wheelwright, 120, Highstreet, S.Marshall James F" newspaper reporter, 37,Prestbury roadMartin Joseph, shopkeeper, Bond streetMartin Joseph, tailor, Park laneMartin Joseph, newsagent, 3, Chester roadMartin Michael, tailor, 43, "\Vaters greenMartin Sarah, fruiterer, 54:, Mill lane, S.Massey Ephraim, farmer, \Virley bamMason David, hairdresser, 87, King EdwardstreetMason Frederick, skip aod basketmaker,91, King Edward streetMason John, grocer and provision dealer,62, Bank streetMason John, silk manufacturer, Bank topmill; h. 85, Brook streetMason Jonathan, grocer and provisiondealer, 67, Sunderland streetMason Peter, broker and general dealer, 17,Back WallgateMason William, grocer and provision dealer,. 209, Crompton roadMason Wm., hairdresser. 46, Chester gateMason William, millinery and hosiery establishment.2, !\{ill streetMassey Mark, farmer, Higher fold, B.Massey Peter, reed and harness manufacturer,5, Pickford streetMassey WiLliam, butcher, 8, Cross st., S.Massey William Gaskill, plumber, painter,and glazier, 26, Hurdsfield road, H.Maurice Samuel, corn, ::t1our. cheese, andbacon factor, 8, Market placeMaurice Frederick W., "Brunswick" comwmercial inn. Hibe1 roadMaxwell Wm. Kennedy, boarding and dayschool, Field house. (See advertisement)May Frederick, wine, spirit, ale, and porter~erchant, 20 and 22, Market placeMay .John, solicitor, (firm of Parrott, Colville,.and May). clerk to the board ofguardians, superintendent registrar, andc!erk to the copyhold courts, Chur',hsIde; h. Ridge hill, S.~Yde\v Mar.y, grocer, 71, London road.Dlllpydew Thomas, plumber and glazier, 36,ark greenMayorJohn, MoD., surgeon, M, ChestergateMeakin John, grocer and tea dealer 15Mill street ' ,Mee Miss Martha,milliner and strawbonnetmaker, 4, Cross street, S.Meech Gabricl, tailor aod woollen draper22, Chester gate 'Meech Joseph, boot and shoemaker, 24,Chester gateMeech Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 4,MarketplaceMeek John and Robert, linen and woollendrapers, silk mercers, &c., 36. :Mill streetMeek John, draper, &c.. (firm of John andRobert Meek); h. 36, Mill streetMelburn George, newsagent, 14,1, Park in.Menor Charles, grocer and provision dealer,23, PUt street, S.Mellor GCOl'ge, whitesmith, 49, Waters go.Mellor James, tailor, woollen draper, andsilk cravat manufacturer, 7 amI 9, ChestergateMellor John, miller, Dams mill; h. 11,Park streetMcllor Joseph, dyer, High streetMellorThomas, "Bull's Head» commercialhotel and posting house, Market placeMetropolitan and Provincial Bank-branch,Chester gateMiddlebrook .Tohn, curator, The ParkMills John, beer retailer, Waters green:Mills Jabo, grocer and tea dealer, 3, Mill st.Mills Samuel, drnggist and photographer,106, Chester gate .Milhvard Elizabeth, shoemaker, Millln., S.Millward James, shoemaker, 109, Londonroad, S.Millward Rd., joiner and builder, North st.Milner Micha.el, boot and shoemaker, 51,Higginbotham streetMitchell James, surveyor, (firm of Firthand Mitchell); h. Christ church squareMitchell Mary Aun. milliner and dressmaker,187. Park lane:M.i.tehelland Moss. pawnbrokers,WatercotesMitchell William, boot and shoemaker, 71,Sunderland streetMolioy William, draper, 18, Jordan gateMorgan Miss Eliz:!., dressmaker, Cumber wland streetMorgan Peter, machine maker, Brockstreet; h. 7, Cumberland streetMorris Joseph, "Flower Pot" inn, Park In.Morris William George, to Spread Eagle,"Chester gateMorten Adam, currier and leathercutterI11, Church streetMorton Harry, .• Punch now!," Gutters,Market placeMorton John, turtreporter and commissionagent, Coare street. (See advertisement)Morton Miss, mistress of infant school, 83,Great King streetMoseley Jas., omnibus and cab proprietor,"Bull's Head" yard; h. Catherine street
278 <strong>MACCLESFIELD</strong>.Moss Charles, "Crompton Road Tavern,"Crompton roadMoss George, grocer and provision dealer,27, Common gateMoss George, shoemaker, Bank streetMoss William, shopkeeper, Callemine st.Mottershead Henry, painter and plasterer,3, Brook streetMottershead James, grocer, flour dealer,and clogger, Cross street, S.Mottershead. John, grocer and proVISIOndealer, Pitt street, S.Motterehead John, farmer, Old Buxton rd.Motterahead Josh., grocer and heer retailer,Mill lane, S.Mottershead Richard, shopkeeper and cowkeeper.61, Buxton roadMottershead·Thomas, clogger, 112, Park In.Mottershead Thomas, painter, James street;h. St. Paul's terraceMottershead Thos., farmer, Old Buxton rd.MountfordJohn, shoemaker, 215, CrampoonroadMurgatroydWilliam, draper, 114, Bridge st.Mycock William, butcher, 112, Mill streetNaylor and Gosling,painters and decorators,51, Park greenNaylor James, painter (firm of Naylor andGosling), 53, Park greenNaden Tristram,grocerand provision dealer,60, Bank streetNeedham George, co.!l1master, Roewood andThrostle-nest coal pitsNeedham James, colliery manager, Roewoodhouse, H.Newbold Edward, surgeon, 39, Jordan gateNewbold Edward Thomas, surgeon, 45,Jordan gateNewton Miss Catherine, dressmaker, SunderlandstreetNewton Joseph, butcher, Park laneNewton John, silk dyer (firm ofSheldon andNewton); h. 57, Park greenNewton Thomas. bookseller, stationer, andnewsagent, 3, P~k laneNewton Thomas, butcher, Derby streetNewton Thomas, bricklayer and builder,Park laneNewton Thomas, silk manufacturer, Watersgreen; h. 59, Hurdsfield road, H.Nield William and Co., pawnbrokers, 75,Sunderland streetNightingale James, 33, Beech laneNixon John, shopkeeper, London road, S.Nixon WilIiam, broker, 11. Park laneNolan John, grocer and provision dealer, 65.Waterloo street .N orbury John, farmer, Broken crassNorbury Margaret, shopkeeper, Park green~ormanse11 Edward, tailor, Brown streetNorris William, solicitor, 27, Brunswick st.North <strong>Cheshire</strong> Brewery Company, brewers,Charles streetNortan Jane, register office for servants, 7,Brunswick streetNott Ruber!, grocer and corn dealer 42lIfilllane, S. ' ,Nunnerley Richard, agent, BellevueNuttall George, confectioner and fruiterer42, Chester gate . lNuttall Ralph, silk manufacturer Buxtonroad mill; h. 100, Buxton rOad'OakesAnn. "Dog" inn, 17,Pickfordst.Oakes Charles, " Roebuck " inn, Market pLOakes James, painter, (firm of Oakes andSmith), 15, Bridge streetOakes Mary, "Gardener's Arms," ParsonagestreetOakes and Smith, painters and decorators,18, Mill lane, S.Oldfield Francis, beer retailer, Brook st. HOldham David, silk throwster, Waller si. .Oldham Chas., greengrocer, 39, Stanleyst.Oldham George, beer retailer, Brook streetOldham George Robert, silk throwsterWellington mills; h. Green villa, ByrotUlane, s.Oldham Matthew, grocer aud provisiondea1~r, 24, Green streetOldham Miss Saral>, milliner and dressmaker,Oldham roadOliver John, beer retailer, London road, S.Oliver George, grocer and tea dealer, 113,Mill streetOliver Thomas, shopkeeper, Barker streetOliver Wm., grocer & tea dealer, 50,Millst.Ollerenshaw Frands, butcher, 77, Hurdsfieldroad, H.OllerenshawJno., huilderand timber dealer,Garcen street, H. .Ollerenshaw Joseph, butcher, 128, Hnrdsfieldroad, H.Ollerenshaw Robt., farmer and fallmonger,Crompton roadOlIerenshaw Thomas, " Puss.in.Boofs,nBuxton roadOmie Harriet,"second-hand clothes dealer,47, Stanley streetOrme Joseph, u Beehive," Black roadOrme Mary, shopkeeper, 46, Byrons !n., S.Orme William, butcher, 27, Chester gateOttiwell Miss Mary Ann, milliner and. :dr~ssmaker. 41, Park laneOsborne John James, solicitor, 10, Bruns.wick street; h. Mount pleasant, UptonOsborne Thomas, beer retailer, 56, CommongateOwen James, "New Inn," BuxtonroadPalmer Charles, cooper, 8, Mill laneParker Geo .;;
Parkinson Thomas, sodawater, ginger beer,nndlemonade manufacturer, Catherinest.(Su advertisement)Parrott, Colville, and May, solicitors,Church sidepmott Thomas, (firm of Parrott, Colville,and May), solicitor, town clerk, clerk tothe <strong>County</strong> and Borough Magi3trates, andto Commissioners of Taxes, Church side;h. Green bank, S.Partington Miss Elizabeth, milliner anddressmaker, 66, Hurdsfield road, H.partington John, wood turner, Royal Depotmill; h. James street . !Pass William, bntcher, Mill street'IPattinson Thomas, draper, &c., (firm ofHuckell and Pattinson), h. Mill otreetPa-yoe H. W., cashier, bank, Chester gatePeacock Miss Elizabeth, draper, HiOOI roadPeacock Thomas, draper, Hnrdsfield rd., H. IPeake Mary, shopkeeper, M, Hnrdsfieldroad, H.Peake William, broker, Church WaligatePearson :Miss Ann, ladies' school, 26, ParkstreetPearsOD S. and Co., silk manufacturers,Suoderland streetPeck John, tailor, Mi1llane, S.Pedley Charles, tailor, Mill lane, S.Pendlebury Jas., beerretailer, 45, Bond st.Pereival Ed\....ard, "White Bear," King EdwardstreetPerkin Thomas, joiner and builder, CnmberlandstreetPickering FredericJ, tailor, Church street,westPiekering-William, tailor and shopkeeper,. 12, Shaw streetPickford Charles, solicitor, 21, BrunswickstreetPiekford Charles, farmer, Old Bnxton roadPickford Joseph, grocer and tea dealer, 8,Mill street. (See adrertiseme~t)P~ckford Josepb, farmer, Old BU:I:tOll roadPlckford Thomas and Co,) "White LioD,"brewers, wine and spirit merchants, and,dealers in malt and hops, 109, HI, and.IIS, Mill street. (See advertisement)Plerce Joseph, family grocer and tea dealer,72, Mill streetPierepoint Benjamin, bank manag st.Powell Anna, shopkeeper, Bridge streetPownall Edward, smallware dealer, 35,Jordan gatePownall Joseph, draper, 17, Snnderland st.Pownall Joseph, draper, Fence street, H.Pownall Joseph, shopkeeper, 48, King EdwardstreetPownallMrs.Martha,tobacconist, Jordangt.Pownali Mary, grocer and provision dealer,1, Fountain street, S.Pownall "\Villiam, silk manufacturer andthrowster, Crampoon road. mill; h. ChesterroadPownall William, tailor, WatercotesPoysor Wm., tooth extractor, Pickford st.Prendergast Sarah, grocer and provisiondealer, 43, Sunderland streetPreston Miss Caroline Ann, milliner anddressmaker, 222, Hurdsfield road, H .Preston James, draper, Hurdsfield road., H.Pritchard Jonathan. painter, plumber, andglazier, 9, Derby streetPrit
~80 MAccLESFIELD.Quin Francis, grocer and provision dealer,70, Bankstreet. . .Quin George, beer retailer and provlSlondealer, Park lane .Ratc!i1fe Saml., beer retailer, Buxton roadRatcllife William. shopkeeper.Pitt street S.Rathbone David; joiner and builder, 209,ParklaueRathbone Sarah, smallware dealer, 90, NewtonstreetRead George, " Wheat Sheaf," Market ploReddish lJavid, silk manufacturer andthrowstei", Derby Street mill; h. 22,Derby streetRedfern James, shopkeeper, 22, Mill r~.,. S.Redwood Charles, grocer and provlSlondealer, Brook streetRhodes "\Vm., ., Three Townships Ta.vern,"Hurdsfield road, H.Rider Ra.chael, shopkeeper, 236, Hurdsfieldroad, H.Ridgway Benjamiu, silkbroker, RoyalDepot mills; h. Prestbury roadRidgwayJno.,silkman, 65,Arbourhayst.,H.Righy .Allen, beer retailer, Waterloo rd., H.Rigby Ambrose, shopkeeper, 61, Park laneRigby Ellen, grocer and provision dealer,48, Waterloo streetRigby John, grocer and provision dealer,10, King streetRigby Joshua, tailor, 5, Chester roadRiseley Robt., Market vaults, Market placeRisley David, baker, 105, Hurdsfield rd., H.Roberts the Misses Sarah and Martha.,milliners and straw bonnet makers, 45,Park laneRoherts Joseph, hosier and glover, Hibel rcl.Robinson Jobn, silk throwster, Gt. King st.Robinson J oseph Bradbury, hosier andhaberdasher, 87, Market pla.eeRobinson Maria, staymaker, Mill lane, S.Robinson Mary and Elizabeth, dressmakers,Hibel roadRobinson Ralph, silk manufacturer, Bondstreet; h. 1~47 Great King streetRoe Thos.• tinman and brazier, 103, ParkIn.Roe William, clerk to the board of healtb,62, Byrons terrace, S.Rogers William, upholsterer, 35, Jordan gt.Ronen MattbeW',·proker, 105, Chester gateRose Jobn, billposter, Jordan gateRose Thomas, ,. Prestbury Road Tavern,"32, Prestbury roadRostron Robert, cowkeeper, Brock streetRowbotham Chas. draper, 34, Snnderland st.Rowbotham Oharles, farmer, Shrigleyfold H.RowbCJtham John, grocer and provisiondealer, 6, Chester roadRowbotham Joseph, sbopkeeper, 80, Arbourhaystreet, H.Rowbotham Lydia, dressmaker, 106, BridgestreetRowbotbam Richard, baker, Pit strcet, S.RowbottODl Mre. Sarah, confectioner, 25,Backwall streetRa,.botbam Thomas, butcher, 146 ParkInRowbotbam Williarn, silk man~facturer'168, Mill lane, S. 'Rawbotbam Charles, enterer, 34, Sunder.land streetRowson George, cheesefactor,Derby street.h. 45, B~ch lane 'Rowson Israel, silk throwster, Royal Depotmills; b. 35. Roe street .Raylance Edward, builder, Boothby street.h. 26, Long Acres street 'Rayla"ce Enoch, painter, 7 hester gateRoylance George, builder, W"t.,. rnRoylance George, watch and cl er,Boden street and Green laneRoyle Isaac, undertaker, Rayles terraeeRoyle .Tames, grocer and provision dealer:and undertaker, 81, Roe street 'Rayle Thomas, bookkeeper. Brook streetRudyard Walter, fancy trimming manufacturer,Heapy streetRushtOD Henry, chimneysweeper, Park ID.Rushton John Latham, M.D., 20, Roe streetRushton Michael, "Golden Lion," Mill st.Rushton Willia.m, coal dealer, Water street·h, 23, Wellington street 'Russell Thomas, dyer; h. Fountain streetRyder .James, bookkeeper, 63, Brook streetRyle John, silk throwster, SunderlsndStreet mill; h. Byrons street, S.Sadler Miss Maria, ladles' school, Roe st.Sainter Joseph Denby, surgeon, 27, .KingEdward streetSalt Elizabeth, shopkeeper, 79, King EdwardstreetSalt Thomas, undertaker, Langford streetSanders Wm., "1Veaver's Arms," Bank st.Sandford T. J., surgeon, 12, Jordan gateSash Hannab, shopkeeper, 8, York street .Savage .Tohn, hardwaredealer, Derby streetSavage Tbomas, general dealer, 97, Mill st.Savage Thomas, smallware dealer,.Mill st.SUOD Abet, tinman, brazier, and silk ma,.nufacturers' tin bobbin maker,U, Hurdsfieldroad, H.Scanlon Charles, "White Hart," :Roe streetScanlow ",Villiam, silk dyer, Waters; h.Brook streetSchofield JOhn, "British Flag," Coare st.Schofield John, beer retailer, King EdwardstreetSeott Septimus, clogger, 16, StanIey streetScragg Samuel, shopkeeper and milkseller,.37, Sunderland streetSharples Samuel, silk throwster, WindmillsquareSharpley David, tailor, Station streetSharp!ey James, pork butcher, 19, SunderlandstreetSharpley J ane, grocer and provision daaler, .Windmill streetSharply Peter, shopkeeper, Brock streetSharpley Samuel, bookkeeper, High ~t'l s.Sharratt Chas., shopkeeper, 2, '!'urnock st.Sharrock William, shopkeeper, Black road
Sbatwell Charles, shopkeeper, Cross streetSbatwell George; h. 205, Park laneShstwell George Thom.., pawnhroker, 36,Chester gate .ShatwelL John, hosier and smaUware dealer,40, Mill streetShatwell Mary Ann, shopkeeper, 4.5, Peel st.Shatwell Thomas, provision dealer, 33,Crompton roadShatwell William R, draper, &e. (firm ofChatterton and Shatwell); h. Market pI.. Shaw John, shopkeeper, Waters greeni Shaw John, second·hand clothes dealer, 20,Stanley streetShaw Saml., coal. dealer, Hurdsfield rd., H.Shaw Wm., brick and tilemaker, Bank st.Sheldnn Dorothy, shopkeeper, 206, Hnrdsneldroad, H.Sheldon George, grocer and flonr dealer.48, Garden street, H. .Sheldon Joseph, silk dyer (nrm of Sheldont and New'ton); h. 38, Park greenSheldon and Newton, silk dyers, Park greenShepherd Henry" Lord ByroD," Bridge st.Sherd Ellen, confectioner, Derby streetSherd George, butcher, 31,-Bond streetSherd Witliam, shoemaker, 145, High st., S.Sherratt Edwin, silk throwster, Dean'sMill; h. 51, Lowe street, S.Sherratt Ha.nnah, ,tinman and brazier, 25,Nixon's ya.rdSherratt John, boot and shoemaker, ,34.,Mill streetSherratt John, tinman and hrazier, 81,Chester gateSherratt Peter, silk throwster, Royal~rge mills; h. Chester gateSberratt William, na.turalist, 138, Park In.Sherwin Catllerine, basketmaker, 27, MillstreetShipley George, "JoUy Sailor," 61, SnnderlandstreetShore Ellen, shopkeeper, King streetShotwell Charles, tooth extractor, 11, Crossstreet. S~Shuffiebotham Elizabeth, dressmaker, 23,Pickford streetShufllebotham William, joiner and builder,8!, Brooke streetShufBebolham William, earthenware.dealer,107, Oldham placeSbuttleworth Francis, printer, .bookseller,stationer, and fancy box manufacturer,90, Mill street). Shut.tleworth Joseph, trimming manufacturer,King Edward street; h. 21, PresthnryroadSidebotham John, butcher, 17, Roe streetS!gley George, greengrocer, 17, Cross st., S.Silk Trade Association-\V"illiam Plant,.inspector. 42, Church side8llDcock }.otrs. Ann, glass and china,dealer,40, Waters greenSimcock Thomas, marine store .de9ler,Windmill-streetMMMA.CCLESFIELD. 281Simister Ann, ~'Plough".Um".and shop..keeper, Station streetSimister.Edwin, skipmaker, 'Station.streetSimpson Job. farmer, Long mossSimpson Peter, H Bate Hall," commercialinn, Chester gateSimpson William, boot and shoemaker.Hnrdsfield road, H.'Skelland James, ro:o~erand provisiondealer39, Hnrd.field road, H. •Skinner Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 12,Chester road.Slack Abraham, baker and shopkeeper, 11,W~tercotesSlack James, second-hand clothes dealer,29, Sunderland streetSlack James, heer retailer. 3, Byronslane, S.Slack William, baker and shopkeeper, 1,Elizabeth streetSlack Thomas, shoemaker, Byrons la.neSlater Cyrns, silk mannfactnrer, 11, Highstreet, S.Slaterand Rogers,cottonspinners andmanufacturers,Albion mills, S.Slater Thomas, carter. 36, Jordan gateSmale J osiah and Son, silk mannfactnreraand throwsters, Bollil1 millsSmale John, silk manufacturer and throwster,(firm of Josiah Smale and Son),h.Park lane'Smale Josiah, silk manufacturer andthrowstBr, ~firm of J osiah Smale andSon), h. Harold houseSmale William, silk manufactnrer, RoyalGeorge mills. King Edward street; h.Prestbnry roadSmalizhaw George, linen draper,4.3, Ch..•ter gateSmaUwood John, shopkeeper. Oxford.roadSmallwood John B., agent .for the ·PhcenizFire Office, 76, Mill streetSmaUwood John Wright; chemist and drug.gist, 76, Mill streetSmile John, silkman. 203, Park laneSmith Edward, greengrocer, ,106, 'Millgreen, S.Smith Francis Alfred, cahinet .maker, 29,.Brown streetSmith George, grocer and provision dealer,70, Sunderland streetSmith James, grocer and provision dealer,114., King Edward streetSmith James, painter, plumber and glazier,159, Mill lane, s.Smith Jarnes and SOD, trimming manufacturers,Pit street; h. High street. S.Smith John, chairmaker, Snoderland streetSmith John, shopkeeper, 35, Nixon's yardSmith John, manufacturing, chemist, Fickfordstreet; h. LangieySmith John, tobacconist, 92, Mill streetSmith John, trimming mannfactnrer; h.High streetSmith Mrs. Lney. wbitesmith,and.hel1hanger, Park greellgasfltter
282 M.A.CCLESFIELD:Smith Samuel, beer retailer and plasterer, 'I Sutton Jane, dressmaker, 48, SunderlandStanley streetstreetSmith Samuel, haberdasher, 5S, Sunderlaud ISutton John, grocer and provision dealerstreet - Gap street 'Smi;h Thomas, butcher, 64, Chester gate Sutton John, provision dealer, Mason.Smith Thomas, grocer and provision dealer, lane, H.29 Hurdsfield road, H. Sutton Joseph, shopkeeper, Bux!on roadSmith William, shopkeeper, Union street Swain George, providoD dealer, Hope st.Smith William, painter, (firm of Oakes and Swain Henry, proprietor ofTurltish Bath"Smith), 7, Dnke street, S.IS, Park streetSnape Thomas, reed manufaeturer, (firm of Swaine Joseph, tailor, 5$, Sunderland st.:Jlill and Snave;, Park laneSwane Samuel, grocer and provislon dealerSouthern BenjamiD, bookbinder and sta- 142, Park lane 't~oner, 60, Chester gate Swanwick John, woollen draper and tailorSpencer Christopher, grocer and provision 9 and IS, Market place 'dealer, Hurds~eld la",e. H.Swar~rook Sarsh, grocer, &c" W~ndmillsq.Spencer Marqnls, hairdresser and toy Swarorook Saml., shoemaker, Wlndmillln.dealer, 6, Derby streetSwiodells Ann, beer retailer, Ryle streetSteghaIl M. and Son, cooperage. basket, S\vindells George, ,ilk throw'ter, Browns)p.p, and hamper manufactory, china and street; h. 43, High st,x-eet, S.glass show rooms, 84, Mill street. (Se. Swindell Joseph, boot and shoemaker, 55,advertisement)Mill streetStancllife John; bYewer, Suttonbrewery; h. Swinden. Samuel, manager, Hurdsfield rd.. Rock house, S. Swindells Williarn, shopkeeper, Black roadStanway Thom'lS, grocer and provision Swinnerton and Brown, bookeellera, pril!.dealer, 28, Park street. (See advertise.. ters, stationers, binders, &c., Chester gt;.ment)Swinnerton James t publisher and proprietorS~ John, wood turner, Broken ero's ofthe "Maccle'field Courier and Herald,"Steel Isaac, beer retailer, Buxton road Chester gateSteel John, shopkeeper, London road, S. Swinscoe Samuel, beer retailer, 140, N....•Steeple Frederick, farmer, Paradise farm, H. ton streetSteeple John, butcher, 87, Hurdsfield rd. H. TanseyThomas,joiner andfurniturebroker,Steeple Mrs. Margaret, farmer, Paradise 54, Sunderland streetfarm, Black roadTaneey Thomas, hairdresser, 52, Sunder·Steven Walter, banker's clerk, 92, Park land streetterraceTate Jolm, "Three ..Pigeons," Little streetStevens Alexander, gutta perchaboot and Tatton John, "Elephant and CaeUe,"ehoe. depot, 16, Mill street Arhonrhay street, H. (Stevell,s"'J"mes, architect, Chester gate, i Tatton John, coal merchant, HaIlefield'and atManchester ' Tatton William, coal merchan.!, Ca~Stokee John, watch and clockmaker, and wharf; h. Mill lane, S. Itoy dealer, 10, Mill streetTaylor George, boot and shoemaker, 16&,Stokes John,jun., watch and clockmaker, Bank street I'li8, Chester gateTaylor John, ,ilk manufacturer, 16, Cromp·Stonehewer James, grocer. 58, :B~own st. ton road Istoneley Hannah Z., milliner and dress- Taylor Josepb, "Wheat Sheaf" inn,:Mill l,maker, 97, HnrdS§eJd road, H. lane, S.Stoneley Richard, pawnbroker, (firm of Taylor Mary,leathercutter, 24, SunderlandBridgett and Stonefey); b. Hallefield' streetStonetrongh Colliery Company, Black road Taylor lIfatthew, ,ilk manufacturer and 'I-William Sharroek, agentsilkman, Brown st. mill; h. Park grangeStrange James, shopkeeper, Peel street Tatton William, brush manufacturer, 56, IStringer Alfred, drapery and millinery Mill lane, S. ~establishment, 110, Mill street Taylor William, silkmau and throwster,Stringer .John 1p~wnbroker, 106, Mill st. Bank top mill; h. G1eg'g streetStllbbs Ann, straW·'bonnet maker, Back Taylor William, tobacconist and geners! .WaIlgate . . dealer, 20, Mill lane, S. .Stnbbs George, silk throwster, Park mille ; Thackray Arth1ll', brewer, (firm of Athy ~h. 51, James street and Thackray) ; h. 56, Chester roa.?-S!ubbs John, printer and bookeeller, Back Thistlethwaite Miss Eleanor, confectIOner,WaIlgate11, Chester gateStubbs Ritb9.rd, "Millstone," Waters gn. Thomas John Lloyd, silkbroker, 26, ParkStnbb,WiiUam," Bird.in-Hand," Commer. green; h. The Cottage, Maccles1ield coDl'clal roadmonSuttonAnn,strawoonnetmaker,Chesterrd. Tbomas Thomas, broker, Church street
<strong>MACCLESFIELD</strong>.Thompson Henry, "Millstone," Millstonepassage, S.T!lllmpson James, manager of Canal Company'smachine, Buxton roadThompson John, grocer and dour dealer,71, Bridge streetTbompson John, silk ma.nager, Park laneThompson Sarah and Frances, boot andshoemakers, Churchwall gateThomson William, upholsterer and tobacco·Dist, 10, Hurdsfield road, H.Thoroicroft Willianl, photographic artist,'Chester roadThornley Ralpb, joiner and turner, GreatKing streetThorp Robert and Co., silk manufacturers,Gas mills, Commercial road.Thorp Robert, sllk manufacturer, (firm ofRobert Thorp and Co.), h. Buxton roadTldcnmbe Sarah, shopkeeper, Buxton roadTideswell Abraham, draper, 41, Bond st.Tideswell John, grocer and provision dealer,31, Park laneTideswell Samuel, shopkeeper, Bank streetTimmins J"aho, boot and shoemaker, 1 and3, Churchwall gateTombe John, cooper, Exchange streetToole John, dealer in second·hand clothes,J~, Back WallgateTomlinson James W~astaffe, general ironmonger,&c., 22, Mill streetTopperEdwiD, clogger, 25, Park greenTopper Robert, clogger, 49, Park greenTrafford John, farmer, London road, S.Tiafi'ord Samuel, umbrella maker, 13, SunderlandstreetTrainer Willia.Ill, grocer and provisiondealer, 1, Wellington streetTravis John, painter and paperhanger, 18,High street~ s.TroopFrederick William, tinman & brazier,Royle streetTrneman William, baker and shopkeeper,Broken crossTun~tall Charles, librarian for the Maccles.field Subscripton Library, 32, Park greenTurner George, ironmonger and gasfitter,Mill lane, S.Turner George & H., ribbon manufactnrers,Piekford streetTurner Henry, grocer and corn dealer,51,Cross street, S.Turner John, grocer and promion dwer,Park laneTurner Joseph, grocer and provision dealer,102, Mill green, S.Turner Joseph, smallware dealer, 84, Milllane, S.Turner Mercy, shopkeeper, 119~ Hurdsroad,H.Turner William, broker. 6, Cross street, S.Tnrnock lwber
MA00LESFIELD.Walker Samuel, cheese and bacon factor,86,'Mill street; b. Jordan gateWalker Thos.,beer retailer, 39, Market pI.Walker Thomas, pawnbroker: 112, fi.lillgreen. So"Walmsley Thomas, cutler, ~,Derby streetW slthall Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 29,Cbester gateWaltonFrancis, grocer andprovision dealer,Chester road-Walton Joseph. silktbrowster, 12f. ParkIn.Walton Mattbew. baker, 128. Park laneWalton MaUhe\v, baker, 14; Parsonage st.WaItoD·" William Hind, manufacturer ofsmallwares, fringes, &c., 18, Market place-works, Stanley streetWarburton Adam, tailor, 76, Bridge streetWaT'burton Edwin, farmer, Roe woodWarburton t::amuel, blacksmith, Chester gt.Ward James, basketmakt-r, Derby streetWardle Jame::3, farmer, Hollins farm. S.Wardle Samuel, boot and shoemaker, 50,Mill lane. S.Wardle Matthew. shoemaker, NewgateWardle Wm., farmer~ Lower Bla.kelow, S.Warhurst EH, baker, 'Vaterloo street, H.Warren John, bookseller, stationer, andnewsagent, 60, Mill street; h. 66, PrestburyroadWarren John, provision dealer, 49, Bond st.Warren Jonathan, silkman and tbrowster,King Edward street mills ;_h. f8, ChesterroadWarren Peter, grocer and provision dealer,19. Byrons lane. S.W men Richard. greengrocer and provisiondealer, C, ~orton street. H.Warren William Rayle, draper, King EdwardstreetWatkinsJ ane, hairdresser. 2, Stanley streetWatts George, silk throwster, Low street;. h. 98, Greet·King' streetW ..tts George, jun., silkman (firm of Wattsand Son), Great King streetWatts James, tailor, Prestbury roadWatts Martin, iron and brassfounder. millwrig:ht,engineer, &C.,. Regent's foundry,Catherine street; h. 92, Chester gateWatts and Son,~ silkmen~~and silk-wastedealerfo1, Lowe streetWayte William, auctioneer, 13, Pickford st.Weatherby Ann, grocer and, provisiondE-aler, 49, Lord street, S. _.Webb Samuel, farmer, Park lane·Webb Thomas, cheese, bacon, and flourdealer, 7f. Mill lane, S.Wellings John, grocer and-provision dealer,189, Buxton roadWEHch Joseph, grocerZand)roviidon dealer,Fence streetWelch Thomas, shopkeeper, 62, Derby st.Welsh Joseph, shopkeeper, Fence street, H.'Vest Geo., gasmeter inspector, Hibel rd.West Hugh B., dyer and cleaner, ~8,~Ches"ter-gate • -Weston Samuel, shopkeeper, 25, SUnder..land streetWhalley Nathaniel, hairdresser and generaldealer, 35. Hurdsfield road. H.Wheeldon Thomas, fancy trimming manu..facturer. King Edward streetWheelton Solomon, beer retailer, Derby atWheelton WjlJiam, plumber and glazier'Chester gate-'Whisron Daniel, "Union" inn, Market pI.Whiston Edwin, '~Albion" inn, London rd.White John W., silk dyer, Suttan Dyeworks; h. {i0l Byrons lane, S.White Joseph, silk dyer; h. High street, S.Whitehurst Edwin, grocer and provisiondealer, 100, Chester roadWhittaker Jane, dressmaker, 35. CatherinestreetWhittaker John, greengrocer and shoe.maker, 12, Sunderland streetWhittaker Joseph, baker, Water street;h. 14, Lord street, S.Whittaker Samuel, collector of local rates,56, Bridge streetWhittaker Samuel, greengrocer, 65, DerbystreetWhittaker Thomas, baker, 29, Water at.Whittle Ralpb, " Union" inn, Union street·Wiggins Mary Ann, milliner and dressmaker,54, Park laneWnde Adam) silk manufacturer and throw.ster, Oxford~_roaJ. mill; h .. 96, GreatKing streetWild Hannah, provision dealer, 182, Cramp..ton roadWilde James, shopkeeper, 124/Bond st.WildJ a.mes, silk manufacturer, The Dams jh. 199, Park laneWild Peter, grocer, 108, Mill streetWildig Abel, shopkeeper, Brunswick streetWilkinson Betty, shopkeeper, 218, Hnrds·field road, H.•Wilkinson Geo., shoemaker, 29, Bartonst.Willan Richard, furniture broker, 61, Ches·ter gateWillett Wm., farmer,:Red house farm, H.Williams Brothers, tailors and registeroffice for servants, 145, Park laneWilliams·Mrs. Catherine, "Chester Road"tavern, Chester road.Williams James, house, sign, and ornamen·tal painter, paperhanger, &c., 19,...Ches~ter gate -Williams Jas., herbalist, 62, Sunderl~d st.Williams Jarnes, broker, 39, Sunderlandst.Williams John, silk. manufacturer,;:'~49,Peel streetWHliamson Henry, tobacconist, 18, MiUst.Williamson Jumes, superintendent. of<strong>County</strong> Constabulary, King Edw~ st.Williamson Ralph,"pork butcher, 85, Mlllst.Wilshaw George, silk manufacturer, Londonroad mills; h. 'Hyacinth house . .Wilsbaw.William, "Navigation" inn; Blackroad -IJI ,II1\r
<strong>MACCLESFIELD</strong>. 285Wl!son Daniel, boot· and shoemaker, 19,Hardsfield road, 1I..Wilson Miss Elea.nor, ladies' seminary,Charch sqnareW"dson John, accountant, Waterloo streetWilson John, greengrocer, 55, Mill lane, S.Wilson Mary, shopkeeper, Parsonage streetWilson Wm., grocer and provision dealer.S5. Byrons street. S.Wintield William, silk manufacturer, KingEdward street .Wood Charles, nursery and seedsman,Canal streetWood Clement, surgeon, 28,' Park streetWood George. grocer and corn deale:r, 21,Buxton roadWood George Henry, baker and provisiondealer, Derby street and Stanler streetWood Henry, shopkeeper, S5, SonderIandstreetWoOd James, beer retailer, Duke streetWood Ja!Iles, ribbon manufacturer, RoyalGeorge mills, King Edward streetWood James, stonemason, Hibel roadWood Joseph, bone merchant,glue, size, andsuperphosphate manufacturer, Harrington·Bone and Glue works, Moss head,London road. (See advert.isement.!Wood Richard, chemist and druggist, 25,Mill streetWood Samuel, jun.• furnishing and generalironmonger, Z2, Mill streetWood Thomas, cabinet maker and npholsterer,83, Mill streetWoOdruff Charles, chairmaker, 40, Hurds..;field road, H.Woodward Edward, silk dyer (firm of Wm.Barnett and Co.), 6., Chester roadWood\\""ard Henry. silk manufacturer, TheDatm; h. 48, High street, S.Woodward James, grocer and provisiondealcl;, 92, Mill green, S.Woodyatt Richard, chemist and druggist,10, Market placeWood Samuel, chimneysweeper, Park laneWoolIey Charles, tailor, 167, Hurdsfieldroad, H.WooIIey J obo, foroitare broker, 45, WatersgreenWootton John, newspaper reporter, 16,CnmberIand streetWorth Thos., game dealer, 91, Chester gateWorth William, tailor, draper, and provisiondealer, 18, Brown streetWorthington John, clogger, 16, Park greenWorthington John, clogger, 5, Park laneWorthington Ralph, "Flying Horse" inn,Chester gateWorthing-ton Wm., tailor, 17, Chester gateWragg John, butcher, 45, Minlane, S.Wright Ch.9.rles and Son, pianoforte andmusic warehouse, 35, Mill streetWtight George Warren, chemist and drug..gidt, 15, Chester gateWright and Fawkner, silk manufacturersand throwsters. Commercial roadWri3ht J oseph, silk manufactorer; h. ParkgrangeWrlght John, solicitor, Field bankWright.Robert, boot and shoemaker, 142,Newton streetWright Samuel, importer of wines andspirits, 23, Mill f'treet ~ h. Buxton ro·ad.(See adv
286 :M:.A.CCLESFIELD.POST OFFICE, DERBY STREE~Miss MARY SARGllh", postmistress.AJuuvALS.Ollice opens at Seven a.m.London Nigbt Mall and Rail,)way Bags, with Letttersfromall parts of the United King-3 45 ..m~~;. &1i~~..~~~~~~.~~~: ..From Manchester & StockportManchesterand Stockport, Bir_}mingbam, Stoke, Liverpool,Congleton, Crewe. Stafford, 3 15 p.m.and London Day Mail andRailway Bags, at ..Theabove areready for delivery at3.30 p.m.iDEE'ARTURES.Bag to Manchester ..........•.at 10 4l; a.mBox closes at 10.80 a.m. •Bags to London, congletOo,)Crewe, Liverpl., Manchester,Stoke, "' Rl!ilway Post·ollice, 11 4containing Letters for the 5 aJll.North.west ofEngIand, Scotland,and IrelandBox closes at 11.25 a.m.London Night Mail and Rail.)way Bags, containing Lettersfor all parts of the United 10Kingdom, and for ForeignCountries, also, for Manchesterand Stockport, at ...•...•.Box closes at 9.20 p.m.5 p.m.The Receiving Box at Park Green and the Pillar Boxes close half·an-hour before theGeneral Box.Infutlire this Ollice will he closed after Ten a m. on Sundays, and after that time noattendance will be given at the window, but the Letter Box will remaio open until 9.sop.m., when all Letters posted before that time will be despatched by the Night Mail.Registered Letters mnst be bronght half-an-hour before the closing of the Boy.....Money Orders paid and granted from 9.0 ..m. to 6 p.m.; Satnrday, 9.0 a.m. to 8.0 p.m,except dnriDg tbe time when the Box is closed.~IjjCOUrd!! Magistrates.Lord Stanley, of AlderleyJohn Dixon. Esq.Rev. J. ThornycroftJ. U. Gaskell, Esq.William J. Legh, Esq.Edward Marsland, Esq.J. B. Glegg. Esq.Rev. \V. BrownlowC. R. B. Legh, Esq.Rev. B. LowtherThomas Ribbert, Esq.J. Brocklehurst, Esq., M.P.W. C. Brocklehurst, Esq.Clement Swetenham, Esq.T. U. Brocklehurst, Esq.S. Pearson, jun., Esq.Thomas Wardle, Esq.Borough Magi$trat. I'J. F. Bower. 1861 James Jackeon 1881J ames Aroold William Rulme IPhilip Hall 1862 MattbewTaylor1882Thomas Newton Samuel PlantSamuel Hill 1883 J. W. White 1883 JJ. W. Lane David HollandNo. 2 WARD. No. 5 WAID>.J. Bland 1881 Abraham Bury 1881Jonathan Warren William BarkerJosiah Arnold 1882 Joseph Wright 1882Matthew Burgess William DeanT. Wildgoose 1863 J. Bar~er 1883William Smale Joseph BrontNo. 3 WARD. No.6W.uu>.Wm. Berisford 1861 W. Carr, jun. 1881John Evans W. PownallS. Blacksbaw 1882 W. C. BrocklehurstAdam Wilde W. Adsbead 1882J. Birchenough 1883 George GodwiD 1863Thomas Burgess Samuel FittonToW1! ClerL~T~OIlllIs l'arro.u,
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288 <strong>MACCLESFIELD</strong>.I PUBLlO SOHOOLS. -Free Gra7nmar, near Ring Edward street- Rev. Tbomas Brooking Corni b,~.A., head master; Rev. J. Gerba~dTlarks, M.A., second master' RcOler'kandReeeiver to tk Trwtusand Governorsof King Edward the Si:zlk's G1'ammarSchool-Charles Edward Procter.Colkctor ofMa'Eet To/!s--Jobn Lea.IUgi\trar of"Births, Deaths, and !J/ar~iagesJor the District of Mau}ejidd EastJ obn Peter Eaton, Brook streetRegistrar at BirtllS, Deaths, and Mar>-iagesfor t"e Di,trict of Macelesfield w..tJ obn Froggatt.Registrar ofBirths, Deaths, and Marriagesjor Sutton District-William Bradbury.Superintendent Registrar-Jobn May.Surrogate for Granting Marriage LicensesHev. Charles Adam Jobn Smitb, M.A.Town Olerk-Thomas Parrott.Town Crier-Thomas Lowe.PLAOES OF WORSHIP.Churc1les.St. Michael's, Market place-Rev. C. A. J.Smith, M.A.,incnmbent; Rev. J. B.Jelly, cnrate.Christ. Great King street-Rev. JohnSteel.. M.A., incnmbent; Rev. BenjaminCliffe, B.A~ curate.St. Paul's,. Hallefields-Rev. H. Briant,M.A., mcumbent ; Rev. G. G. Smythe,cura.te.St, Peter's, Windmill street - Rev. W.SiDden, incumbent..St. Gearge's, High street-Re•. W. R. B.Arthy, B.D, incnmbent.Trinity, Hnrdsfield-Rev. S. H.Felld, M.A.incumbent.'Dissenting Places of Worthip..Baptist, Calamine street, Rev. J. MadenFriends' Meeting House, Mill street.Indepe-t;~t, Roe street-Rev. G. B. Kidd,mInIster..Independent, Townley street-Rev. __.Moffett, minister.Independent Methodist, Higginbotbam street..'J,ftthodist New Cormerion, Park street.Primitive ~fetlwdb,·t, Beech lan(?-.Rtiform Method~t, Parsonage stl'eet.Roman Catholic, St. Alhan'$, Chester roadRev. J. Hall, V.G.Unitarian, Ki~g.Edward street-Rev. J. C.Meeke, mlDlster.Unitarian, Parsonage street.Wesk!!an, Sunderland street.. Wesleyan, Bridge street, Mill lane.W..,legan, Broken cross.We.legan ""..ociation, Church .treet, we.t.IJa:mes ~ohn~on, B.A., writin~ andanthmetlCal master.Modern Free, Great Kin" street-JohnChadwick, head master~ John Jacksosecond master; H. W. Kellett, ~master.Macc1esjield Sunday Schoo~ Roe street.National (Old C"urch), Duke street Millstr~t-Ge?rge Peachey. master: Miss IWbltby, mIstress; Mrs. Eliaa Peacheyinfants' mistress.INational (Chri.tclw.rCh), Great King street-G. Green, master; Miss Shrift ,mis.tress; Miss Moreto~, infants' mi~ess.National (St. George's),. High street, Sutton-Gea. Brad~urD, master; Mrs. Eliza.~radburn,. mIstress; M. A. K. Stubb~mfants' mIstress. .National (St. George's brancl
<strong>MACCLESFIELD</strong> FOREST, MARTON. 289RAILWAY ~." WATER CURIE"".Imufcn and North Western Ratlway.Manehe-,ter, Sheffield and Linr.oL-:.,hire Railwalland Canal Company, Union roadS. Lilleman, agent.North Staffordshire Railway.Bridgewater T,-ustees (by Canal), Union road-John HarrisoD, manager.Chelford-Mail cart,.from" FlyingHorse,"Chestergate, daily, at 10 p.m., arrivingat Macclesfield from Chelford at3 a.m.CAJUlIERS.Bollington- George Bennett, daily, fromOM:NiBUSES."White Bear," King Edward street.Bollington-From" Bull's Head." on Tuesdaysat 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., returning at Buxton- :Moses Langton, from "King's10 ~m. and 6 p.w.; on Saturdays at 9 Head," every Tuesdsy and Saturdsy.a.m., 3 p.m., and 9 p.m., returning at Congleton _ George DawsoD, daily, from10 a.m., 4 p.w., and 10 p.w. th 'G D " M'llChelford, Knutsford, and Northwich-From e • reen ragon, J street; Ann"Bull's Head," on Tuesdays and Sa- Venables,fromownhonse, "NewInn"turdays at 3,45 p.m.park, at 9 a.m. daily.MA.CCLESFIELD FOREST is a small township in Prestbury parish, Macele,fieldunion, containing. by the census of 1861, 242 inhabitants, and 4000 acres; in the hundredan.d deanery of Macclesfield, archdeaconry and di~cese of (''hester, Nor~h Ch~shire; 4tmiles south-east from Macclesfield, and stands high amongst the ChaJ.D of hIlls whichdivides <strong>Cheshire</strong> and Derbyshire; it is bleak and u;Dproductive, and was part of the RoyalForests which were formerly kept and maintained for the Sovereign's pleasure, the officeof Hereditary Master Forester being held in fee by the Davenports of Davenport, in the12th century. The Royal Forest ofMacc1esfield at that time included the townships ofLyme, Hurdsfield, Kettleshulme~ Raincw, Bollington, Pott Shrigley, Upton, TytheringtoD~Wincle, Macclesfield Forest, Sutton, Wildboarclougb, and Bosley. The living, includingth.e township ofWildboarclough, is a perpetual cuxacy, valued at £155 per annum, in theincumbency of the Rev. George Earle Freeman, M.A., and the patronage of the Earl" ofDerby. The Chapel, which was rebuilt in 1824, is a small edifice, withturret and one bell.There is a Parochial School, and the poor have charities producing abou.t £2 10s. peryear.The Earl of Derby is hereditary forester and lord ofthe manor.Tradss and Professiom.Haywood Jo,eph, farmer, Field headBarlow James, farmer, Wilsher topHay~ood Thomas, farmer, ~ong cloughBarlow John, farmer, Hines clough Bollmshead John, blacksmlth and farmerBarlow Thos., farmer, Bottom ofthe Oven Jodrell Edward, farmerBooth Mrs. Catherine, LachegateJodreIl James, farmer, ToogatcBoothby John, farmer, KnowlLomas Thomas, farmer, PlattingBrough James, farmer, Parting gap L?ngden John, fanner,. Bottom o.f the OvenBrough Wm., farmer, LoW'. Bollin tongue N~eld Wm., farmer, HIgI:er.Hollin tongueBrown Jeremiah farmer Warrilow head Nleld John, farmer, FernserBullock J ames, farmer, Toot hillShu.fB.ebotham Ralph, farmer, White hillsBullock Francis, farmer, DimpusTrueman Jonathan, farmer, Brook HouseBullock J ames, farmer, Tenter bank Trueman Ralpb, farmer, Lower HouseBullock Ralph, farmer, Tup close Trueman So~o~on,farmer "_Cooper James, farmer, Wilsher place Trueman William, farmer, Old ChamberCooper William, farmer, High ashWailer Thomas, farmer, Ash Tree topCooper William, farme-r, Crooked yard Warren J r:>hn Thomas, farmer, Crooked yd.Corbishley Elijah, •• Chapel Honse"W~en R~chard, farmerCotterill Thomas ., Cat and Fiddle" Wlllock Tlmothy, farmerCundiff Betty, f~rmer, High ashWilso~ Betty,.farmer, CoombsDawson Joseph, farmer, SmithyWooding Damel, farmerEtchells Mrs. Elizabeth. farmerEtchells Miss Saxah AnD, farmer, ToogateEtchells Wm., master of Parochial SchoolParochial &Mol-William Etchells, master.Goodwin .A.braham, farmer, Standing stoneGoodwin John. farmer, Stake house Letters through Macclesfield, which is" theGoodwin J oseph, farmer, Red Scar platt nearest money order office.MARTON is a township in Prestbury parish, Macclesfield union, containing, by thecensus of 1861, 296 inhabitants, and 194:7 acres; in the hundred and deanery of Macclesfield,archdeaconry anddiocese of Chester, North Chesbire, 3& miles north from Congleton,and 6 south-east from II1acelesfield. The living is a perpetual curacy, valued at £60 perNN
.,290 MOTTRAM ST. ANDREW.annum, in the incumbency of the Rev. John Darcey, M.A., and the patronage of Arth..Henry Davenport, Esq. The Church, or Chapel, dedicated to St. James, is an ancientand curious building, half timber, and was built by Sir John Davenport, abont 1U3· ithas a small wooden spire, with three beEs. 'rhere is a National School for children of ~thsexes, having an endowment of £11 per B:DDum. Ar~hur Henry D~venport)Esq.) is ·lordof the manor, and Ormerod states that It has been In the possessIon of that famil)' eversince the marriage of Richard de Dauneport with Amabel Venables, about the year 1176Marten Hall, the ancient seat of the Davenports, is an old fashioned, half-timberedmansion, now used as a. farm·house. -Darcey Rev. John, M.A.Trades and Pro[essW1Ui.Blacksh"w John, farmer, MutlowBlackshw Mrs. Sarllh, baker and shopkeeperBlacksh"w ThOmM (executors ol), "Daven.port Arms»Blaeksha.w Thomas, JUD., farmer, Snowb..rIfarmBurrows John, wheelwrightD"venport Charles, farmerDa.venport lames, farmer, Messuage farmDavenport John, cowkeepcr, Marti" heathFoden Mrs. Harriet, farmer, Chapel B ousefarmFoden Willlim, blacksmithHodgkinson Samuel, farmerLawton Peter, farmerLucas Edward, corn millerLucas James, farmerLucas Mrs. Marg-t, farmerMassey Enoch, farmer, Gorseley greenMassey Stephen, farmerMassey Thomas, farmer, The HallMorris Willi"m, farmer, PikelowPotts Mrs. Ann, tailorPotts Mrs. Ellen, cowkeeper, Gorseley gn.Potts Peter, farmerPotts Richard, fannerRobinson Simeon, market gardenerSims Joseph, fannerSims Thomas, farmer, MutlowSmallwood Thomas, farmer) MutlowStanway Jas., wheelwright and CQwkeeperTaylor Thomas, cowkeeperTaylOT William, farmerWashington J:unes, farmerWeatherby John, fannerWhittaker Joseph, farmer, Lower PikelowW oodhead Daniel, National schoolmasterWorthinglon Edward, tallorNational&hoot-Daniel Woodhead, master:Mrs. Sarah Woodheed, mistress .Post Office-William Foden, receiver. Lettersarrive from Congleton at 7 a.m. jdispatched "t t past 7 p.m. The near·est money order office is at Gongleton~IMOTTRAM SAlNT ANDREW is a township in Prestbury parish, Macclesfield ninOD.containing, by the census of 1861, 460 inhabitants, and 1600 acres, in the hundred of Mac·clesfteld, North Ch..hire. There is a good Parochial School for children of both sexes,partly endowed, and the schoolroom has been consecrated for the celebr"tion of diviaeservice. There are charitable bequests for the benefit of the poor, amounting to £30 perannum. The Rev. Henry Wright is lord ofthe manor.Ckr91h Gentry, &·c.Street Captain, Lee H..rIWatts Rev. F. curateWright Rev. Henry, Mottr"ffi HallTrades and Prqfessions.Allen John, farmerBarlow Aaron, farmerBarrow J oseph, shoemakerBower John, farmerBower Robert, farmerBracegirdiePhilip,shoemakerFisher John, farmerRankjnson James, farmerHatton Josaph, gamekeeperHigginbothamM",sey C., farmer and t"nnerLamonby Charles, pig dealerMassey. Misses, tannersMickleburgh James, ba.ili1fMills Fet-er, "Bull's Head »Norbury Thomas, farmerPowell Isaac, smithPriestn..rI Samuel, farmerRead Enoch, farmerRowbotham J "mes William, shopkeeper,smith, and farrierRowbotham Joseph, farmerSandback Miss Ellen, farmerScragg John, gardenerSerpell Thomas, master of schoolT"ylor Joseph William, farmerTurner Joseph, farmerWarburton Samuel, shoemakerWard William, farmerWilson Thomas, farmerWood John, farmerLetters through !>{acclesfield.,ḷ~
POYNTON AND WORTH. 291rPOYNTON and WORTH.-POTh""TON is a township in Prestbury parish, Macclesfieldunion, containing. by the census of 1861, 1284 inhabitants, and 2490 acres; in thehundredand deanery of Macclesfield, archdeaoonry and diocese of (''I1ester, North <strong>Cheshire</strong>;on the Ma.cclesfield hranch of the London and .North Western Railway, where it has astation; about 6 miles south-east from Stockport and north-west from Ma.cclesfield, HifromManchester, and 172 from London. The living is a perpetual c=y, valued at £85per annnm, in the incumbency of the Rev. Rober' Littler, M.A., and the patronage oftheRight Honorable Lord Vernon. The Church. which is dedicated to Saint George. wasrebuilt in 1859. There are ~ome small charities belonging to the poor, and they participatewith Worth and Stockport in Warren Bnlkeley's charity. The Wesleyans audPrimitive Methodists have chapels here. The coal mines, the property of and worked bythe Right Hon. Lord Vernon, extend over an area oftwo miles, and produce great quantitiesof superior coal, which is conveyed to the Macclesfield and Stockport Railway by abranch line from the collieries about a mile in length. His lordship also supports somevery excellent schools on the Natioual system. for the purpose of educating the childrenof the colliers and poor in this and the neighbouring parishes. The Poynton Library andNews Room, established in 18M, contains upwards of 2200 volumes, and is well suppliedwith the daily and weekly papers and periodicais.WORTH is a small township in the same jurisdictions as Poynton, and forming partand parcel of that village; containing by the census of 1861, 751 inhabitants, and 450.""es. Lord Vernon is lord of the manors of Poyntou and Worth.Clergy and Gentry.Greenwell George Clementson, Esq.Kenworthy Joseph, Esq.Littler Rev. Robert, M.A., incumbentSchofield Thomas, Esq.Trades and Professions.Armfleld Samuel, druggist and stone·bluemanufacturerBaun Mrs. Charlotte, grocer and provisiondealer, WorthBann Samuel, cashier, WorthBarber Joseph, smith and farrierBarlow Mrs. Margaret l grocer and provisiondealerBoostoD William, bookkeeper, TerraceBirks Daniel, shopkeeperBooth Timothy, farmer, Birch farmBroadhurst Thomas, carpenter aud wheelwrightBryning John, grocer and provision dealerBuckstone John, cottageI'Bullock Henry, farmerBurgess Josiah, boot and shoemakerCla.yton Jas., "Vernon Arms/' and farmer,WorthFletoherJ no., tailor& beerretailer, poyntonFletoher Thomas, tailor and upholstererGreenhalgh--, fustian cutterGreenwell Geor!;e Clementson, collieryagent to Lord VernonGrundy Martin, farmerHall James, farmerRampson !sane, farmer, Lostock HallHandforth Daniel, draper and grocerHigginbotham William, beer retailerHorabin Mrs., fustian cutterHulse Peter, farmerJackson Samuel, butcherJepson John, farmerJones Dand, tailorLeigh Samuel, bookkeeperLucas J!'rederick, schoolmaster"Meque John, agent to Lord VernonNeedham JODn, boo' and shoemaker andpostmasterNeedham Mrs. Sarah, shopkeeper, WorthNorbury Levi, farmerOIdham Thomas. bookkeeper and hatterOldham W11liam, farmerPotts John, saddler and oil and tarpaulinmanufacturerPotts Robert, grocer and provision dealerPoynton and Worth Collieries; GeorgeJohn Wanen, Lord Vernon, proprietorMr. George Clementson Greenwell,managerPoynton and Worth Co-operative StoreaJ oseph Adshead and Co., proprietorsRidgeway Mrs. Elizabeth, shopkeeper,WorthRobiuson John, farmer, Copy farmRoyle Joshua, farmer, Park House farmSchofield and Kenworthy, surgeonsSwindells Mrs. Betty, farmerSwindells George, provision dealerSwindells Thomas, provision dealerTaylor Henry, beer retailerand shopkeeperTaylor JoDn, butoherWilde John, farmer, Worth HallWood George, bookkeeperWood George, blacksmithWood James, farmer, Hilltop farmWorsencroft Mark, plumber, pointer, andglazierWorthington Peter, farmerLord Venwn's ScJwol, for boys, girls, andinfants-FrederickLncas,master; MissMary.Ann Saull,)ulstress; Miss FrancesM. Creer, mistress of Infant school.
.~292 POTT SHRIGLEY, RAINOW.Libra",/ and News &om, Poynton-Thomas I Letters arrive from Stoekport by footpostat 9 a.m.; despatehed at6.10 p.m.Oldham, librarianStoekport and Macclesfield are thePost Office-John Needham, postmaster.- nearest money order offi.ces~ .POTT SHRIGLEY is a tow~ship of Prestbury parish, .Ma"clesfield union, containing,by the census of 1861, 450 innabitants, a.nd 1719 ~res, In the. hundrc~ ap~ deanery I)fMacclesfield archdeaconry and diocese of.Chester, North CheshIre; 1 mIle from Dollion-..ton. and 4-A- ~orth from Macclesfield. The living is a. perpetual curacy, valued :a.t £iooper'annunl, wit.h residence,.in the inc~Imbency of the Rev. Ja?1es Sum?er, 1f.A.., ~d .thepatronage of the Rev. Brabazoll Low-ther. LL.D. T~e CI:apel IS ::-n anClCnt GothIc,edifice,near the Hall and consists of nave chancel, and side aIsles, wIth an embattled towereontainiD~th~ee bells. It was founded and endo\ved by Geotftey Do\vnes in the:reign ofHenry VII, .and was formerly called Downes Chapel. There;$ an Infant._School,_~ndaSunday School is held in the same room. The poor have charItable bequests: prodUcingabout £10 yearly.Clergy and Gentry.Lowther Rev. Brabazon, LL.D., ShrigleyHallSumner Rev. James, M.A., ParsonageSwindells George, Esq" Pott HallTrades and Professions.Beard J ames, shopkeeperBeard J osepb, tailorBraval Richard;farmerClayton ,Tames~.farmerDavenport James, land ~ent to Rev. B.LowtherDavenport Thomas, farmerGardiner Wm., coal dealer, Walker greenGreenhough Wm., parish clerk.and sextonHarding William., farmerHibbert,George, farmer, BirchencliffeJackson James, fa.rmer, BakestonedaleJackson JonathaD, farmer, Bower~IoughLambert George. fire-brick m_a}cer .-Lewis George, farmer, ~ro::>r sidePare John, farmer, Normans HallTrino Matthew. farmer, ~litcllell foldWain,vright John, farmer, Barn. foldWain~"l"ight )1"atthew. farmerWlId James, farmer, Red Acre hallWorseocroft Mre., schoolmistressLetters throngh Macclesfield. Bollingtonis the nea.rest money order office.RAINOW, with the hamlets of HARROP and SALTERSFOIW,-RA;r¥OW, orRAINHOW. is a township in Prestbury parish, Macclesfield union, cantaining, by thecensus of ]861, 1550 inhabitants, and 5150 acres; in the hundred and deanery of M~es.£eld, archdeaconry and diocese of Chester, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>. 3 miles north·eas~ fromMacclesfield. The lh-ing is a perpetual curMy, valued at £120 per annum, w:i~h residence,in the incumbency of the R3". George Harrison, !If.A., and the patronage of thev.icar ofPrestbtiry. The Church, whi·~h was erected in 1846, is a. n~at Gothic edifice, containingnave, thr~?;1.isles. andtran~ept, with square embattled to\Ver. surmounted :by pinnaclesand one bell. There is a Parochial and a National School for children of both sex~s. TheWesleyans have a chapel here. which was built by voluntary contributions, in 1863. -Thepoor have charities amounting to about £10 per annum.HA.RROP, usually called the lordship of Harrop, is ~ small hamlet of this toW'1l$hip,.COpl~prised within a ring fence, the property of the Earl of Derby.$ALTERSFORD, or JENKIS CIU.PEL, is a small hamlet of this township, which has_.~enits name from the chapel which was built near to J enkin's Cross, in the most dreary partof this wild mountai~ot!$cQuntry, in 1739. The living is a perpetual cur~cy, :he\d 'w.ifllKettleshulme, Yah:~ed at£170 per annum, in the incumbency of the Re'~. J. G. H•.stamper,and the pat~onageof the viC?!" of Prestbury.Cler9!J, Gelltry, and Private Residents.Broome James, Esq.Gaskell John Upton, Esq., J,P., rngersleyHall .Harrison Rev. George, M.A., ParsonageHulley Jasper, Esq" One HouseKitchen Joseph, Esq., Brook House, CloaghLivesey John, Esq.Lomas Mrs. Sarah, Hedge Row CottageMelior James, Esq., Hough holeThorpe Edward, Esq, TowerhillTrades and Professions.Abraham Thomas, silk dyerAinsworth Jesse, silk throwsterBarber Benjamin, grocer and flour dealerBarber J obo, shoemakerBarber Joseph, grocerBarber Peter, joiner and wheelwrightBarlow Thomas, farmerBayley John, "Rising Sun"Beard John, farmer, Hedge rowBeard Thomas, farmeri(~IIj([IrI III.lr)
Beard and Wilkinson, cottonspinnera, )\fillbrookBlease George,smith,.O.rme's ~mithyBoothby Thomas, farmerBradley John, shoemaker,Orme's smithyBradsha\v Henry, fa:rmer, Ingeysley farmBroadhead James, fa.rmerBroadhead Thomas, ,fal'~erBroadhead William, fa.rmer, ;Hedge -rowBrocklehurst Johu, "Blue $.0301''' & far~erClarke Ratph, silk throwsterClarke WiUiam, farmerCooper Mrs. Elizabeth, farmerCOoper .rames, farmerCooper Thoml1s,".shopkeeper .and tailorCooper -William, tailorDaniels John..farmerEadam Charles, farmer, Dane ;bentEdmonds Richard and Co., silkthrowster.,Tower hillEtchells Solomon, farmer-and butcherGardiner John, farmer, Ne\v buildingGardiner Matthew, farmerGardiner Robert,fal'merGardiner George,farmerGaskell John, farmer, Sugar laneGaskell Thomas, farmerGoodwin James. farmer, One House farmGoodwin John, farmerGoodwin Joseph, farmerHarding Miss; National schoolmistressHarding Samuel,-,beel' retailerHea.thcote Jahn, farmer, Brown houseHeathcote -William, farmer, Forest sideHill George, farmerHough James, .farmer and ;butcher, Sowc~Jacksan Thomas. farmer ..Jodrell Caieb, farmerJodrall James, "Robi'(l. Hood')Johnson Jobn, coalmerchant, " Plough" inn"Joule Fredk., master of Tow!,ship schoolKirk Thomas, farmerLatham Samuel, farmerL':Jmas .John I farmerLong~en Richard, farmerLowe Thomas, farmerMaybury William, smith and iron forgeMeUar William and Co., machinists andtool makers, Hough hole works.M:ottram ~!r5. Mary, farmerMottram Samuel, tailorNield James, farmerNixon Joseph, farmerOakes Samuel, builderOrme James, shopkeeper and farmerOrme Thomas, farmer'O,ven .Tames, ,. New Inn"Plckford Charles, farmerPlckford Joseph, farmerPownall John, farmerP?\vnall Matthew, farmerR~chardson William, farmer, Slack-a-moorRldgeway George, farmer, Eddisbary gateRobinson James, farmerRobinson JOIlhua, farmer .RAlNOW. 293Robinson Matthew Arnold, beer retailerRobinson Thomas 1farmer, Bull. hillRobinson William 1,farmerRowson Marc11S and Daniel, farmersRowson John, farmer. Tower hillSharpley J ames, registrar of births anddeathsShaw Noah, farmerSheldon Jame2, farmerStubbs John, farmer, Ingersley cloughS~ubbs Thomas, beer retailer and farmer,Hedge rowSntton Daniel, farmerSwindel~ John, farmerSwindells Miss Mary, ·farmerTrafford J oseph. farmer, Pa4dock knowlTrueman William, " Horse and Jockey "Turner G2orge, farmer, Higher IngersleyVare James, farmerVare Joseph, farmerWainwright Joseph, shoemakerWa.inwright Richard,·fa.rmer, ":Blue Boar"Walker Nathan, farmerWarren Joho, " Setter -Dog"Warren Thomas, farmerWhaley William, machinist, (firm of Mellorand Co.); h. Hongh holeWhiston Jawes, shoem~kerWillock Mrs. Sarah, farmerChurch-Rev. George Harrison, M.A., in. cumbent.NatWnal School-Miss Harding, mistre...Letter. through Maoclesfteld, which is a~othe nC!U"~' money Order.office.HARROP.Trades and Profes.um..Beard Henry,farmer, Harrop foldBeard J oseph, farmer, Harrop foldEtchells J"oha, farmerNixon James, farmerNixon Joseph. farmerOrme J oseph, farmerSmith William, farmer, BrinkWillott William, farmerSALTERSFORD, or JENKIN CHAPEL.Trade. and Professwns.Barber Thomas, farmer, Buxton stoopsBrocklehurst Thomas, farmer, Close bottomBrocklehurst William, farmer, ChurlsheadBroster James, farmerCookson John, farmerDale Ozias4 farmerDawson William, farmer, Red moorEtchelli Peter, farmerHandford John, farmerLatham Samuel, farmer, Hooley heyLa""" Thoma.>l, farmerLowe J ames, farmer
~94 NORTH RODE, SIDDINGTON.Lowe Sarah, farmer ·1 Shaxpley John, farmer, Close bottomLowe Peter, farmerMottershead Charles, farmerLetters through Macclesfie1d.NORTH RODE is a township in Prestbury l'aris~, Macclesfield union, contsining, bythe census of 1861, 285 inhabitants, and 1520 acres; III the. hundred and deanery of Mac.clesfield, archdeacoury and diocese of Che~ter, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>; on the North StaffordshireRaihvay at wbich it has a station' 3,t miles north-east from Congleton, 5 from Maceles_field, 9 from Leek, and 161 from London. The ~vi;lg is a perpetual curacy, valued at£150 per annu'lIlt in the incumbency of the Rev. Will;am Pears~n, ~.A., a~d the patronageofthe Rev. John Daintry,M.A. The qhurc~, which ~as built III 184~,'!' a nest edificeofthe early English style, dedicated to ~81nt MichaeJ, Wlth tower con.t81DlDg clock andbell. There is a National School for children of both sexes, endowed Wlth £20 per SDDUlD.The Rev. John Daintry is lord of the manor.Clergy and Gentry.Daintry Rev. John, M.A.. The FarmDaintry Mrs. Jane, The Cotta4''''Fox Edward Vigor, Esq., OaklandsPearson Rev. William, M.A., ParsonageTrades and Professit>ns.Bailey Richard, farmer, DobfordBostock John, farmer, Ladder hillClowes William, blacksmithCoppock Hugh, farmer, Ne,v WheatsheaffarmFord Peter, farmer, Bank farmGibson John, tea dealerGilbert Samuel, gardener, Colley millHammersley J'acob, farmerHammond J oseph, timber dealerHeapy J osh., farmer, Old WheatsheaffarmHickson Charles, farmer. Rode greenHodgkinson John, stationmasterRollsnd John, ,vheelwright, Colley millLovatt Jeremiah, cowkeeper, Rode heathSant Thomas, farmer, Yew Tree farmSlack Thomas, shoemaker and cowkeeperRode heath - ,Slanway Mrs.Sarah, cowkeeper, IWde hesthStanway James. sextonSutton--,cowkeeper, Rode heathThorneycroft Joseph, "Cheney Gate» andfarmerWalker Joshua, master of Endowed achoolWalker Mrs. Msrgaret, mistress of EndowedschoolWallworth Willi=, farmer, IWde hallWright William, farmer, Rode hesthYates ---,farmerEnoowed School--.Toshua Walker, master;Mrs. Msrgaret Walker, mistress.RaawayStation-JohnHodgkinson, station·master.SIDDINGTON is a township of Prestbury parish, Macclesfield union, containing, bythe census ofl861, 433 inhabitants, and 2141 acres, in the hundred and deanery of Mac·cleafield, archdeaconry and diocese of Chester, North <strong>Cheshire</strong>; 5,t miles north fromCongleton, and 5 south-west from Mscclesfleld. The living is a perpetual cursey, unitedwith Capesthorne, valued at £76 per annum, in the incumbency ofthe Rev. Robert HenryHeptinshall, M.A., and the patronage of Arthur Henry Davenport, Esq. The Chapel,which was restored in 1850, is a small brick edince, with the exception of the chance~which is of wood and plaster. There is a good National School for children ofboth sexes,with residence for the master, for the townships of Siddington and Capesthorne; it hasan endowment of £8 per ann~. Reed's Mere, which is an extensive sheet of water. onthe north-east side of the township. contains a floating island, about two acres in extent,covered with silver-beecltpoees and brushwood. which is frequently driven by the wind tothe side of the lake, t\'here:'i~ rema.ins until a change ofthe wind carries it to some otherpoint. There are some charitable hequests for the benefit of the poor. Artbur HenryDavenport, Esq., is lord ofthe manor. .Thornycro!t Rev. John, M.A., J.P.,Thorny- Davies Peter, cowkeeper and farmercroft HallDavis Samuel, farmer. Dingle John, farmerTrades and Professwns.Dingle Joseph, farmerAdshead William, farmerDingl(Samuel, joiner.Aidley Thomas, farmerDingle Willi81D, farmerBailey Joseph, farmerGoodwin Richard, farmer, miller, and corn-Barber Hugh, brick and tUemaker and factorfarmerGoodwin Thomas, farmer, TurnoekBarratt George, CQwkeeperHolland Peter. farmerBlackhurst Ja.oles, farmerHolmes::Mrs. Mary, National schoolmistressBowers Edward, farmerHolmes Thomas.;Natioual schoolmasterChapnlan John Potts, farmer, Thro.t1e Nest Hulme Henry, farmer •farm . .Lancaster George, blacksmithJ ,IIriIItIt~
SUTTON.Lockett John, farmer, Henshaw hall?>!assey :Mrs. .Ann. and William, farmers,Broad Oak farmMorris ;rohn, farmerNixon William, farmerSlack William. farmerSlater .John, farmer, Siddington hallSlater Samuel, farmerSouth Thomas, farmer, Hill greenThompstone Nathan, farmer, NorthwoodVernon Charles. farmer, Hazle wallWalker Mrs. Ellen, "Golden Cross," farmerand shopkeeperWoatherby William, butcher and farmerWilkinson .John, farmerWorth Enoch, bricklayer, stonemason, andbridge builderWorth George, farmer, The lodgeWorth James, farmerWorth :Mrs. Mary, farmerWorth Price, farmerWright James, farmerWright .John, farmerLetters through Congleton. The nearestmoney order offices are at Maeclesfieldand Congleton.SUTTON with the hamlet of LANGLEY.-SUTTON, or SUTTON HIGHER, orSUTTON DOWNES, is a township in Prestbury parish, Maec1esfield union, containing,by the census of 1861, 6756 inhabitants, and 4460 acres; in the hondred and deanery ofMacclesfield, archdeaconry and diocese of Chester, North <strong>Cheshire</strong>. It forms a populoussuburb to Macclesfield, ext~nd.ing 4: miles south-south-east from that place, and the principalportion ofit is included in the Parliamentary borough, the list of residents for whichwill be found in the Maeclesfield Directory. The living is a perpetual curacy, valued at£320 per annum, with residence, in the incumbency of the Rev. Thomas Hughes, M.A.,and the patronage of trustees. The Church is a small edifice, dedicated to St. James,standing on a knowl near Lane end, and was b'.lilt in 184:0 by subscription. There is agood National School, with residence for the master. There are urious charitablebequests for thebenefitof the poor. The township formerly contained two mesne manors,belonging to the families of Button and Downcs-henee the names, Button Downes. Theyhave passed through various hands into those of the Earl of Lucan, who is now lord ofthe manor..LANGLEY is a hamlet of Sutton towDllhip, three-quarters of a mile caBt from the church.The Macclesfield Canal rnns through the lordship, and near the old Leak road there is areservoir for supplying it with water, covering above six. acres. The Wesleyans andMethodist New Connwon have each places of worship here.Ckrgy and Gentry.Arthy Rev. W. B. B" RA., The OakBarton Mr. Samuel, Parvey CottageBent Misses, Sutton HallDod Henry Davenport, Esq" Lime greenHardern William Thornicroft, Esq., WoodCottageHine :Mr. Richard, HockleyHolland:Mr. John, LangleyHughes Rev. Thomas, ParsonageMay John, Esq., Ridge hillOldbam :Mr. David, Hollin's CottageOrme Mr. James, Lane endsOrme Mr. Solomon, Lane endsParrott Thomas, Esq., Green bankPritchard Mr•.. AnD, LangleySmith Mrs. Ann, Langley villaSmith Mr. .Jobn, LangleySmith :Mr. William, Bollin HouseStancliJle :Mr. John, Rock HouseWood --, Esq., Lake CottageTrades and ProfessWns.Alle" Enach, farmer, Higher Drove hayArrowsmith Ann, farmer, Higher Pette1sBailey & Warren, cotton bleachers, BollinHead millBailey .A.braham, cowkeeper, SmailhurstBailey Joseph, shopkeeper, L:mgleyBailey Mrs. Mary, day school, Meg laneBailey Mrs.Mary,farmer, Clarke's lanefarmBailey Ralph, shopkeeper, LangleyBailey Samnel, cOlVkeeper, Cophurst edgeBailey Mrs. Susannah, farmer, Throstle nestBa.iley Thomas, farmer, CophurstBall Daniel, shopkeeper, LangleyBarton Sarn!., "St. Dunstan,. inn, LangleyBarlow Mrs. .Ann, farmer, Lower PettelsBarton Charles, farmer, Turk's Head farmBirchenhall .Joseph, boarding school, ParveyhouseBowyer Peter, farmer, Meg laneBroadhurst William, farmer, Hollin laneBollock Cyrus, cowkeeper, LangleyBoIlock William, farmer, Broad caveBurns James, cowkeeper, HardiogsCantre11 Ralph, farmer, High Lee honscChappel .Joseph, farmer, Bollin headClark Jonathan, wheelwright, GarnetClayton Enoch, silk dyer, £angleydye wks.CM John, cowkeeper, Laoe endsCooper Daniel, farmer, Drove hayCooper Edward, wheelwright aod blacksmith,LangleyCooper John, farmer, Lower houseCooper Ralph, farmer, Green gateCooper Thomas, farmer, Langley hallCooper Thomas, day school, Langley
-,'1296-TYTHERINGTON.Cundift"Ralph, "Ryles'Arms," and fltrriler,Hollin laneDawson J oseph, baker, LangleyDawson Joseph, farmer, Bank topDaykin John. farmer, Higher CrokerDownes William, shoemaker, Gurnet'Etchells J ame., farmer, HighlowEtchells Peter, farmer, Thickwithen.Ford lames, farmer, Fox bankGardiner Joseph, farmer, NessetGoodfellow William; farmer, Sividge hillGoodwin William, farmer, Minn sideGrea.ves Joseph, farmer; GermanHammond J oseph, silk dyer; Hollin laneHardem William Thornicroft, surgeon,Wood cottageHarrison John, tailor, LangleyHarrop Thoma., farmer, Leather smithyHibbert George, farmer,. Lower leeHigginbotham Mrs. Elizabeth, farmer,Lower CrokerHolland John; silk throwster, A1bert milland King Edward street, MacclesfieldHooley William, shopkeeper, LangleyHumphreys William, farmer, Back ridgeJacksOD John, " Kin~s Head," GurnetJackson WiIliam, blacksmith, GumetJacltson William, coal agent, GurnetKirkham James, farmer, Oaken eloughKirkham Thomas, farmer, HardiilgsKirkham William, farmer, Ridge hillLee Joshua, farmer, Tall birchLeech Joseph, farmer, Lee farmLittlewood John, shoemaker, GurnetLomas Caraline, H Lamb," Lane endsLomas George, "Gate," Cophurst edgeLomas Robert, cowkeeper, DevelockLomas Rohert, farmer, DirtylaneLongden Miss Mary, dressmaker, GurnetMayer William, farmer, CrokerM'Guire Thomas, manufacturing chemist,Moss woodMorley lsaac, shopkeeper, LangleyMorton Charles, farmer, Lane endsMottershead William, farmer, Turk's headMuchell Peter, nailmaker, Stone brookOrme James and Sons, silk throwsters,Lane ends and MacclesfieldPeoIe Jabo, shoemaker, Lane endsRedfern John, farmer, Kinder fieldsRidgeway--, "Royal Oak," Fool's nookRowbotham Thomas, National schoolmaster,Ridge bottomSharpley J oseph, shopkeeper, Lane endsShaw Mrs. Betsy, dressmaker, Lane endsShaw Henry, boot and shoemaker, LangleyShaw John, farmer, Ridge hillShaw Mrs. Mart, farmer, Rossen"elowesShaw Samuel, farmer, Back laneShaw Solomon, farmer," Leather stnithySimpson John, farmer, Leather smithySlack James, farmer,Gow end .Slack Joseph, farmer, WitheD sheeSlack Moses, shoemaker and beer retailerLangley ,SlackMrs., farmer, Lane ends·Smith Isaac and Son, smallware manufac_turers, and manufacturers of mixedcotton, linen and worsted goods BollinHead mill, Langley ,Smith John, bandanna and corab prin'terStancliffe John, brewer, Rock houseSteel Abraham, farmer, KnO\vls' houseSteel Jereririah, farmer, Meg lane endsSutton John. wheelwright, FooPs nookSwindells Mrs. A1ice, farmerThompstone Wm., farmer, Sutton IrallfarmTrueman John, farlner, HollinsettTrueman William, farmer, !t:1eg laneTunnicliff William, shoemaker, LangleyTurner John, clog and patten maker,LangleyWalker Matthew, farmer, Milking stedWalker Thomas, farmer, Broad oakWaller Williani, farmer, _Green barnWardle James, farmer, HaIlins'Wardle William, farmer, Lower lllakeleyWarren Josh.: "Church House," Lane endsWarren Zaccheus, "New Inn-" and butcher,LangleyWarringtou Joseph,-farmer, BrownlowWhiston Charles, farmer, Meg lane endWhiston Thomas, farmer, l'yegraveWhite Euocb, farmer, Ridge hillWhite Joseph, farmer, Hollin laneWilson Joseph, cowkeeper, Cophurst edgeWood Thomas, farmer, Higher Blake1eyYardley Enocb, farmer, Brooms cottageSt. James's Church-Rev. Thomas HughesM.A., incumbent.Wesleyan Chapel, LangleyMet/lOdist New Connezion S""dayScnook andRnacling Rooms, at -Lane Ends -andLangley.Natumal Scnool, Ridge bottom-ThomasRowbotham, master.Letters through Macclesfield, :which is ,",0the nearest money order office.TYTHERINGTON, or TITHERINGTON, i. a township in PrestbDry parish, Mace!es·field union, containing, by the cenSus of 1861, 395 inhabitants, and 993 acres; in ~ehundred and deanery ofMacclesfield, archdeaconry and diocese of Chester, North <strong>Cheshire</strong>.The village is 2 miles Dorthfrom Macclesfield, but the lordship extends to and joins thattown and Hurdsfield, part of Garden .treet of the latter township being in TytherwgtoD,and the"Three Townships Tavern" stands in Macclesfield, Hurdsfield, and TytheringtolLThe Manchester and Macclesfield Railway and the Macclesfield Canal pass through thelordship. Thomas Brocklehur.t, Esq., is lord ofthe manor.IJ r ,II[IItliI
Gentry.Broeklehnrst Philip, Esq, TitheringronHouseOldbam Thomas. Esq" Lower Bea~hWagstaffe Mrs. Elizabeth, The CottageWardle Thomas, Esq., High BeMhTrades and Professions.Bagoley James, farmerUPT~N, WILDBOARCLOUGIL 29,7.,Cartwright Wm., "Blue Bell" and farmerCook Bancroft, fariner,The Hall'Hall J olm, farmerLea Henry, farmerPennington William, farmerSteeples Frederi~k, farmerLetters through Macclesfie1d, which is theBrooks George, farmer nearest money order office. - .UPTON is a township adjoining to and foi-rirlng a Subnrb to Macclesfield, in Presthnryparish, Macclesfield union, containing. by the Census of 1861,171 inhabitants, and'441acres; in the hundred and deanery of Macclesfield, archdeMonry and diooese of Chester,North <strong>Cheshire</strong>. In consequence of its proximity to M=lesfield, several vi1laresidences have been built here for the merchants and gentry of that town. CharlesWilliam Beck, Esq., is lord ofthe manor.Gentry.Allan Thomas, Esq., Upton CottageBroderi~k Thomas, Esq., Upton bankCooper Hiram, Esq., Highfield CottageFirth Thomas Dyson, Esq., Mount pleasantHodkinson Mr. Henry, Whitfield HouseJesper Mr. Samuel, 7, I\rlount pleasantKilhnister Geo. Ridgway, Esq., West bankNorbury Mrs. Frances Eliztb., Upton HallOsborne John Jas., Esq., 5, Mountpleasa.ntRead Mr. John, Upton CottageRyle William, Esq., Upton GrangeWatts Thomas, Esq., Upton bankWilkinson George, Esq., 8, Mount pleasantWoodward Mr. David, Whitfield terraceWood)Vard Mrs. Ann, Whitfield terraoo-Farmers.Dean Miss Charlotte, farmer, Half Milehouse .. -Ridgway Samuel, farmer, Upton hall,WILDBOARCLOUGH is a township in Prestbnry parish, M=l.,.field union, 'oonmining,by the census of 1861, 293 inhabitants, and 4980 acres; 6 miles south-east "fromMacclesfield, in the hundred and deanery of Macclesfield, archdeMonry and diocese ofChester, North <strong>Cheshire</strong>. It is part of the original Maeclesfield Forest,-and forms a wildmountainous tract on the borders of Derbyshire. The livingisa perpetuslc=y, at~edto that of Macclesfield Forest, v::Llued at £155 per annum, with residence, in the incu..m.."ben~y of the Rev. Gage Earle Freeman, M.A., and the patronage ofthe Earl of Derby"who is lord ofthe manor. There are some charitable bequests for the benefit,of the PQOrFreeman Rev. Gage Earle, M.A, Parsonage Mitchell George, farmer, Hole edgeHouseMottershead John, farmer, Bank topTrades and Profeswns.Field Thomas, farmer, High ashBayley John, farmer, Clough house Oliver .William, farmer, Tads cloughBeard John farmer BlaizePlckenng Henry, farmer, Tads c10ughBeUfield Ja;"es far;"er Cuckoo ro~ks Pickford Thomas, farmer, The FirsBillinge ThO~, farm~r) The Bronghs Pot~s George, farmer, The Hall .Birchenall Joseph, farmer Burnt clifi" Rabmson Joseph, farmer, Green hillsBolshaw James, farmer &try bank Slack Samuel, farmer, Daisy cloughBoothby John farmer Dry knowlSlack Thomas, farmer, KnarBurch Joseph, Son, a~d Co., carpet manu- Stewart James, forester to the Earl offacturers and printers, Crag works Derby, Vale cottage .Cooper James, farmer, Berry bank Sutton Mary, farmer, Shuttmgs lowCooper John, farmer, Bennetts sich ThorneIey George, farmer, PearlsCooper Moses, farmer, Higher nabbs Thorneley Matthew, farmer~ Heald eJ;ld "Cooper William farmer The Parks Trueman George, fat"mer~ Higher barnCorden John, ,. Urag" fun and farmer Trueman S~~el, farmer, Lower barnDay James farmer ElmslieTrueman WlUiam, farmer, The HaltDay Thom~ farm~r Cuthorn Tunnecliff William, H Sporteman " innFrost John. farmer, CumberlandWaro and Melior, slate and stone dealersJHand Wm.) farmer, Robins clough colliery Dane head. q~arryHeaDy Sarab ., Eagle and Child" Burnt Wheeldon William, farmer, Berrybank endclliI top , ~ Wheelton Francis, "Rose and CrowJi" .Mason Abraham, farmer, Goosetree Wheelton Thomas, farmer, Lower nabs"Mason Joel, farmer, Windy harbourMason Joseph, farmer, Hole edgeLetters through ~clesfield,which is theMason Mary, farmer, Midgley gatesnearest money order office.00
298 WINCLE, LOWER WITHINGTON.WINCLE is a townShip in Prestbnry paris~, Macclesfield union, containing, by thecensus of 1861, 343 inhabitants, and 1980'acres, 10 the hur,dre~of Macclesfield. deanery ofMalpas, archdeaconry and diocese of Chester, North Cheshlr~; 6 miles sou,th-east frOlllMa.celes.6eld, and consisting of several scattere~ fax:m:houses, SItuate on a }lleak range ofhills on the borders of Sta1l'ordshire, from which It IS sep,,:,"ated by the nver Dane. .A.portion of the township is divided frOm the otber part by Wildboarcl?,~gh, ~vith which itfonus part of the ancient manor and forest of Macclesfield. The lmng IS a perpetualcuracy, valued at £120 per annum, in the incumbency oft~e Rev..James Bo~tock, M.A.)and the patronage ofthe vicar ofPrestbnry. The Church.IS a plam stone building, withlow castellated tower. There is a National School for children of both sexes; which hasbeen endowed with a gift of £500 by Mrs. T. R. Daintry (who is an extensive landownerhere), the interest of which is paid to the schoolmaster in aid ofhis salary.Clergy and Gentry.Longden Matthew, wheelwrightBostock Rev. James, M.A., The Parsonage Mason James, shopkeeper and farmerHolmes B., Esq.M~on John Clowes, farmer, Hail meadowsNewbold Mr. WiIIIam, BarleyioldMit~elI Charles, farmer, HammertonRowson Mr. James, Bennett's hillMorns Thomas, ~armer, Clulow crossNaden James, tailorTrtUks and Pr'l/essum8.Needham Thomas, farmer, Minn endAlien' Henry P ~ schoolmasterOliver Matthew, fanuer, Midgeley gatesAlien Mrs. CaroIine, schoolmistress Oliver Mrs., beer retailer and shopkeeperAllen Willia.m, farmer, SandywayOllerensbaw George, "Rose and Crown/'Arrow-Smith Mrs• .Ann, farmer, Hazels stonemason, and shopkeeperBolshaw John, farmer, Hammerton Knowl Riley Thomas, farmer, Hawks leeBrocklehurst David, tailor and shopkeeper Riley William, farmer, BntterlandsBrccklehurst George Gibson, "New Inn" Shaw Georgs, farmer, Bennett's hilland shopkeeperShuffiebotham Isasc, farmerBullock George, farmer, Barleyiord Shu1ll.botham J ames, farmer, The cottageCorbisbley Charles, farmer, Lafle house Shu1llebotham Matthew, farmer LowerCorbishley Elijah, fanner, Burnt house Greasley ,Corbishley Josepb, farmer, White Lee Shu1llebotham Richard, farmer, GrangeCorbishley Thos., farmer, Sparrow grea.ves Button James, farmer. BagstonesCundifl'Samuel, "Ship"Thonlley George, farmer, The pearlsDakln George, fanner, Mare knollWagataff Joseph. farmer, Mare KnowlDakln Joseph, fanner, Long gutter Warren James, farmer, Dane bridgeDaleThomas, fanner, DumkinsWarren Mary, farmer, BartomleyDavenport Jam.., farmer, Lane head Wheelton John, farmer, Hall greavesDay Joseph, shoemakerDoorbar Thomas, farmer, Higher GreasleyDown.. Matthew, "Plough," & shoemaker Letters through Macclesfield, which areGee William, farmer, Nettlebeddelivered daily by private subscriptionGreav.. WiIIIam, farmer, Midgeley -It is the nearest money order olli...Hodklnson Enock, farmer, BraddocksHunt Ralph, fanner, Bank topParochial School - Henry Porter .AlIen,J odrelI Edward, fanner, Hawks leemaster; Mrs. CaroIine AlIen, mistress.LOWER WITHINGTON is a township in Prestbnry parish, Macelesfield nmon, containing,by the census of 1861, 578 inhabitants, and 2265, acres; in the hundred ofMacclesfield, North <strong>Cheshire</strong>. There are some charitable donations for the benefit of thepoor. The Wesleyans and Primitive Methodists have chapels here.TrtUks and Professions.Buckley Wl!Iiam, blacksmlthAppleton Sanl1., fanner, Withington green Burgess Peter, shopkeeper and joinerBaguley John, farmerCarter John, farmer, Smith's greenBaguley Joseph, gunsmithCliffe John, market gardener and farmerBarber Thom..., farmerCooper Arthnr, farmerBarlow-John, shoemakerCooper William, wheelwrightBasfora Samuel, fanner, Deans rough Coppock John, shoemakerBaskervilIe James, fanner, Smith's green Fithon William, farmerBayley Isaac, butcherFoden John, shoemakerBlackshaw Randle, farmerFoden Joseph, ,. Red Lion"Bloor Richard, farmerFrost Abraham, farmer, Paradise farmBracegirdle Samuel, farmer, Withington Hail Ralph, shopkeeper and farmercommonHarding Mrs., farmerBower John, "<strong>Cheshire</strong> Hunt"Harrison Georgs, farmerI,(l, ~IIII t
OLD WITHINGTON, WOODFORD, ALDERLEY.2ji9Horsefield George, shoemakerHou
'SOD.ALDERLEY OVER.and 9 from Congleton. The living is a rectory, valued at £750 per annum, withresidence,in the incumbency of the Rev. Thomas Erskine, M.A., aD~ the pat.r0l;lage ~f Lord Stanley,of Alderley. The Church, dedicated to St. Mary, cont!UDS nave, SH3:e .aIsle, and chancel(which was i>e-built in 1855), and a -castellated tower WIth _a peal of SIX be!ls. There is aFree School, with an endowment of £10 per annum. Th~ poor have charItable bequests,producing about £20 a year. There· are some extensIve copper and lead works estab.lished here, ,vbich giYe employment to a great number of hands. Lord Stanley is lord ofthe manor.. .. . .Alderley Hall, the seat of Lord ~tanley, IS a noble manslOD, sltt;ate I? the midst of awell-timbered park:containin"" about 200 acres. Above the park 13 a hIgh tract oflandcalled .t11derley Edge, trom which some s~lendid views o~ the s~rrounding country ar~obtained. It is now becom.ing studded WIth handsome. "ilia resldences, the property ofthe Manchester merchants.Clergy and GentJy,~Bell Miss MaryBeard Josepb, Esq.;Erskine Rev. Tbomas, M.A, The rectoryHigginbotham Thomas, Esq.Simpson Ricbard, Esq.Simpson Robert, Esq,Stanley Right Hon, Lord, Alderley parkTrades and Projessions.Barber Samnel, farmer·Baskervill James, faimer, Toss Moss hallBaskerville Mrs, EIlen, farmerBell Miss lIary, ladies' boarding school,Heawood hallBostock Daniel, farmer, Monksbeath hallBracegirdle William, farm~r, Toss mossCallwood Henry, farmer, Gatley greenCallwood John, farmer, YarwoodsCallwood Samuel, farmer~ Carter Stepben, farmer, Sandle heathDale Joseph, farmer, Welsh row.Dale William 1parish clerkDale Samuel, ., Eagle and Child" inn, andfarmerDavies Josepb, farmerDawson John, farmerHarding Miss S. ~r., rnistres80fLadyStanaley's school .Henshall John, blacksmithHenshall Peter, farmerHenshaw Henry, tailor, MonksheathHigginbotham Wm., "Iron Gates," :Monks.heathHulme William, farm.er, .Alderley edgeJackson !frs. Catherin~, .farmer, Sandleheath.Tackeon Thos., master of Endowed SchoolLawton Peter, '~Wizard ofthe Edge," andveterinary surgeonlAmas N athan, farmerNorbury David, butcherOwen- Thomas, farmerPerrin William, farmerPickering \Villiam, millerPotts Peter, farmerRose John, farmer, The buttsRoyle John, gardener to Lord StanleyShufflebotham :MattheW"~ farmer, HeawoodHall farmSimpson Robt., land agent, Bollington houseSmith Frederick, gamekeeperTwiss Mrs. Pe~gy, shopkeeperWorthington Ralpb, faJ:'mer~ Dean greenWyche James, farmer, The crossDingle J osepl~ farmer, KnowsleyDown Jonathan, agent, Alderley Edge-copper minesDownes Jonathan, registrar of births and EndJJwed Sclwol, Lower Alderley-:"TboinilsdeathsJ ackeon, masterDumville John, saddler and harness maker,and letter receiver
Hulme Edmund, farmerHolme Elisha, farmerJarmsn Hugb, farmer .Lawton Samuel, farmerLeigh Mrs. Betty, farmer~fassey John, farmerMorris \V illiam. farmerPimlott J ohu. smithPostles J oseph. shoemakerPotts William, farmerGREAT WARFORD, GAWSWORTH.Rowbottom Joseph, farmerThomas Mary, farmerWarburton Abraham, farmerWilliamson James, farmerWilson William, farmerWorthington John, farmerWhitley Luke. farm bailiffWorthington Thomas, farmerLetters through Congleton.WARFORD (GREAT) is a township in Alderley parish, M:acclesfield union. containing,by the census of 1861. 880 inhabitants, and 1272 acres; in the hundred of Macclesfield,North <strong>Cheshire</strong>, 5 miles south~east from Knutsford. The Baptists and Wesleyans haveplaces of worship here. Thomas Baxter, Esq., is lord of the manOr.Clergy, Gentry, and Private Residents. Forest John, farmer, Little moss[Those marked thus r) have their places GOG.strey .1ames, farmerof business at Manchester.] Gnostrey Robert, ~armer, Burgha brook~ Gradwell J ames, tImber merchant, PownallBarber Rev. Joseph, (Baptist) cottage .Bennett Samuel Ba.rker, Esq., M.D., Gradwell John, farmer. Presoott cottagePownall bankBe1lhouse Mr. Richard Taylor, PedleyGradwell Robert, timber merebant Taylor'scottage ,HouseHague John, farmer, Swan bank'Carter Mrs., Elm CottageHandforth-- farmer Windmill bank*C.arter Mr. Claudius Joeeph, Elm Cottage HO\9arth J"am.e~ pavior,'Lindow endCrimes Mr.•JohnHulme Samuel farmer Lindow end"Else-Mr. John, Moss Cottage Hulme Willia~ farme~ Hunt's farm"'Ramer Mr. John, Oak CottageJohnson Willia~, farm~r, Noon Sun farm'Sutcliffe Mr. Jos.ph, Vale baukKitchen Jacob blacksmithl!
30~ WILMSLOW.Barber Gear!:e, farmer, Shellow laneBarber Samuel, farmer, Crabtree mosSBarratt William, parish clerk and registrarof births & deaths for Gawswortb districtBayley Joseph, farmer, Gandys brookBayley Joseph, farmer, Woodhouse endBayley Mrs. Miriam, farmer, Oa.ks bankBlackshawWilIiam, farmer, Little TidnockBowyer Joseph, farmer, Woodhouse endBrindley Joseph, farmer, Rough hayBullock Samuel, land steward to the Earlof Harrington, New hallChapman John, farmer, Park houseChaprnan Joseph, farmer, MallardsChappelI James, farmer, Moss housesCheetham John, farmer, White moorCheetham Mrs., farmer, PastureCockett Henshaw,farmer and wheelwright,Pinfold houseCosgrove J ames, masterof Parochial school,The WarrenCosgro¥e Mrs., mistress ofParochial School,The WarrenCrimes Mrs., farmer, Moss housesFawkner Matthew, White Gate farmFisher Jas., farmer, gardener, and seedsmanFitton lIfrs. Susannah, tailor, The WarrenFitton Thomas, farmer, Fitton's mossGee Edward, farmer, Cow IeyGee Isaac, bricklayer, Pigeon houseGibson Benjamin, police sergeantGreen WilIiam, farmer, Old parksHammond James, farmer, Moss housesHammond Jas., farmer, Gawsworth gardensHolland Abel, farmer, Walker's heathHolland Abrabam, farmer, High .laneHolland Isaac, farmer, Clark Place farmHolland Jacob, farmer, High laneHolland Jasper, farmer, Mayley polesHolland WilIiam, blacksmith and farmer,High lane,Johnson John, :farmer, Moss housesJohuson William, farmer, Yew Tree houseLa-wOOn Samuel, farmer, Shellow laneLea William, joiner, Woodhouse end:Leah Joseph. farmer, Gaws'Worth gardensLomas Abraham, farmer, ShellowLomas James, farmer, Crabtree mos.sMassey George, blacksmith, The WarrenMottershead lIfrs. Betty, farmer, Yew TreehouseMottershead James, farmer, High laneMottershead lIfatthew, farmer, Shellow laneMottershead Robert, farmer, CowhrookPerceval Thomas, farmer, The WarrenPotts lIfrs. Sarah, farmer, Shellow laneRathhone J oseph, farmer, Beaumon's placeRawlinson WiIliam, farmer, WOO1Jl1l'tlIDist";';t, and Parish Clerk-Wil!iamBarratt.Letters through Macclestield, whioh is alsothe nearest money order office.(nrII-WILMSLOW is a parish, including the townships of FULSHAW, B01.Lnt-F'EE. ""dPOWNALL·FEE, and the hamlets of HOUGH, DEA~ Row, STYALL and MORLEY, in .A1trinchamunion, in the township of Clto,:"Zey. in Maccle~field union, ~nd containing altogether,by the census of 1861, 6616 inhabitants, and 8028 acres.WILMSLOW is 12 miles south-west from Manchester, 6 from Stockport, 7 fromAl~rincham, and 1 north-west from Macclesfield, on the London and North WesternRailway, at which it has a station; it is in the hundred and deanery of Macclesfield.archdeaoonry and dlocese ofChester, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>. The living is a rectory, valued4t
WILMSLOW. 303£1070 per annum, with!esidence. in the incumbency of the Re...William Brownlow, M.A.,and the patronage of S1r Humphrey de Trafford, Bart. The Church consists of nave,chancel. side aisles, and tower, with a. pealofsix bells: it is dedicated to St. Bartholomew.In the vestry i5 a singular oak chest, cut out of a. solid block of \vood, and supposed to benearly 31x hundred years old. The church and churchyard are the only portions ofthevillage which are in Wilmslow, the remainder being in the hamlets of Hou"h Dean Rowand Morley. There is a National Schoolfor children ofboth sexes. The Inde~';dentChap",which \vas a handsome Gothic edifice, has been taken down, and a more commodiousbuilding erected on its site, it not bei?g large enough for the present congregation. TheWesleyans have also a place of worshIp here. In consequence of its proximity and easyapproach by ra.ilwa~ to ~Iancheste:, Wilmslow is rapidly.increasing, numerous handsomevilla. residences havmg sprung up In Fulshaw and the neighbourhood, and others are inthe course of erection, which form suburban residences for the Manchester merchants andother gentlemen of that city.FuLSHA.W is a township of Wilinslow parish, Altrincham union, containing, by thecensus of 1861, 532 inh~bitants, and 4~1 acres; about half-a-~efrom Wilmslow, forminga suburb on the south stde of that parIsh. The Dukeof Leeds 1S lord of the manor, ....blchformerly belonged to the Knights Hospitallers of St. John of Jerusalem.BOLLIN-FEE is a township of Wilmslow parish, including the hamlets of Hough andDean Row, in Altrincham union, containing, by the census of 1861, 2143 inhabitants, and2664 "'--res. The Earl of Stamford and Warrington is lord of the manor.POWN.A.LL-FEE is a township of Wilmslow parish, including the hamlets of Styall andMorley, in .Altrincham union, conta.ining, by the census of 1861, 2181 inhabitants, and3556 acres. The Earl of Stamford and Warrington is lord of the manor.MORLEY is a hamlet of the above township, on the verge of Lindow Common, about 2miles from Wilmslow. The Quakers have a Meeting-house here.~1'YALL and CHORLEY are described separately. There are several charitable beqnestsfor the benefit of the poor of the whole parish.Clergy and Gentry.Ball Mr. CharlesBall Mr. Henry, Grove CottageBarber Charles, Esq., Hill topBarlow Mr. Thomas, HiU topBarlow Mr. William, The LaureleBate Mr. William A.Bedell Mr. Alexander, Remenham House,FulshawBeesley Mrs. Mary, Church streetBower Mr. James, Grove HouseBower Joshua, Esq., Church streetBower The Misses, Grove HouseBrown Mr. William, Congleton roadCarter Mr. Mark, MorleyCbadwick Thomas, Esq., Wilmslow GrangeCbarlton Mr. Jno., Cbarlton House,FnlshawCbarnock J ames Hanson, Esq,Tatton villa,FulshawCbrimes Mr. Joseph, Oaklands. Fulsha....Cobbett Ricllard Beaverstock Brown, Esq.,Oversley bank, MorleyCope Rev. It''. Haden, M.A., surrogate forthe diocese of Chester, The RectoryDavies John, Esq., StamfordLodge, MorleyDy!"ond Mrs. Sarah, Oldham groveEills &v. Saml., (independent), Edge viewFanlkner Mr. JamesFox Geo., Esq.; Harefield House, FulshawFreeman Mr. George, Water laneFrye:- Alfred, Esq., Elm Hirst, FulshawG~bbJns Mr. Benjamin, Hill topG1bbons Mr. William Francis OakJi.eldGoodier Mr. John, Fulshaw b!mkGoodyear Mr. WilliamGratrix Wm. Dawson, Esq., Congleton roadGreen Bernard Hartley, Esq., Reech HouseGreenhalgh liobert, Esq., Hope CottageHanmer Mr., Hope villaHibbert Mr. James Valentine, Edge viewRiles Mrs. Mary, FulshawHobson John Alexander, Esq., Green HallHobson Thomas, Esq., Pownall HallHole Edward, Esq., l:'arkfieldHole Rober!, Esq•• ParkfieldIsdell Mr. William, Edge viewJenkinson John, Esq., Fulshaw HallKelsall Mr. John, Church streetKnight Miss Mary, Water laneKrauss William, Esq., Whitefield CottageLangton Mr. Robert, Congleton roadLavidge Mr. Thomas, Fulsha,vLeigh William, Esq•• Grove HouseLongdon Mrs. Mary, Heathfield. FulshawLongdon Rober!, Esq, Heathfield, FulshawMassey Mr. Samue~ .Beech villaMorris Mr. Samue~ Edge viewNightingale Mrs. EllenOakes Mrs. MarthaOlpherts George, Esq, Bolling HallPartington :Mr. John Cooper, Hill topPearson Mrs. Charlotte Elizth., South sidePearson Mr. George, South sidePiddock Mr., Highfield HousePool Mrs. AnnPool Mr. Robert, Congleton roadRandall Mr. Cornetius, Alma HouseRobinson Samuel, Esq., BlackbrookCottage,FulsbawShaw Mrs. ElizabethSmith Mr,;William, Ash Cottage, FulshawStothard Mr. John, Holly bank
304 WILMSLOW.Tbistlethwaite Mr. William, The Uplands,FulshawWhitaker Miss Ann, Edge viewWhittaker Mrs. Catherine, Swan streetWise Mr., l,.ulshawTrades anti Prqfessi=.Adshead James, fa.!'mer, MorleyAdshead Mrs. Sarah, milliner, Church st.Ainsworth James 1grocer and provisiondeaier, Chancel laneAlcock James, tailor, Congleton roadAlcock John, plumber, painter, and glazier,Church streetAlcock Thos., boot and shoemaker, Swan st.Antrobus John, plumber and glazier.Antrobus William, farmer. Morley.Axdern Job, joiner, builder, and musical. instrument tuner, MorleyBaileyJ onathan, farmer and assistant overseer,MorleyBarber Charles, silk throwsterBarker Charles, beer retailer, Old roadBarker Joseph, carrierBarker Thomas, shopkeeper, Church streetBayley John, H Bull's Head," Church streetBayley Matthew,jobbing andshoeing smithBeanmont John, chemist and druggist,Swan streetBentley John,
CHORLEY, Oll ALDERLEY EDGE.Long,on W~liam and Burrows John,joiners, bUIlders, and cabinet makers,Congleton fOlldYaddock Jas., H Ring 0' Bells", Church st.Mason James, tailor and woollen draper,hatter, cigar and tobacco merchant, Con~gleton road. (See advertisement)Mason JOho, insurance agent, &c., Moorfieldcottage. FulshawMassey Daniel, bricklayer, Water lane,ModeyMassey Thomas, saddler and harness maker,New roadMayson Mrs. Blizabeth, tea dealer anddruggist,- Church streetMellor William, joiner and builder, (firm ofRayle and Mellor), FulshawMaroon Thomas Charlton, agent for EarlDllcie. Fulshaw cottageYottram James, shopkeeper, Water lane,ModeyMottram William, millerNorbury Mrs. Ann, milliner, haberdasher,and fancy repository, New roadNorbury David, butcher, Church streetNorbury Thomas, bricklayer, Morley-Norbury William j relieving officer, andregistrar of births, deaths, a.nd marriages,Ne\v roadOgden John, butcher, Church streetPearson Andrew, tailor and draper, Con. gleton roadPearson Jas., grocer and seedsman, WaterIn.Pearson Samuel, tailor and draper, CongletonroadPearson William, farmer, MorleyPhillips Hugh, bellhanger, Old roadPitts Saml., furniture broker, Congleton rd.Pool Francis, grocer and tea dealer, Swan st.Potts William, tailor and woollen draper,Church streetPriestner Jas.. coal m~rchant, Olive housePriestner William, farmer, Quarry Bankfarm, MorleyRobinson \Villiam, cowkeeper, Pepper st.Stamper Mrs. Elizabeth E., boarding' and. day school, M:luchester New roadStock Christopher, tailor, MorleySaroner Isaac, farmer, 1forIeySumner !saae, shopkeeper, Church streetSwindells John, clogger, Church street ..h. Haudforth 'TayIor James, ironmonger, postmasterschoolmaster, and parish clerk, Congle~ton roadTaylor Jas., farm ballilI. FulshawhaU farmToft Joseph, shopkeeper, Church streetTorkington J ohn Walker, "George andDragoD," ChJ~rch streetVemon Lord, coal office, Railway road'William Kennerley, salesman'Wainwright Miss Jemima, milliner, OongletonroadWalton Joseph, ., Swan" commercial hotelWallworth Richd. & Son, farmers, FulshawWarham William, "RailwayI' commercialhotel aud posting hoaseWhaUey Andrew, farmer, MorleyWhite James, home missionary, MorleyWilliams Mrs. Jane, draper, Swan streetWilliamson Joseph, grocer, Church streetWilliamson Robert, watch and clockmaker,Church streetWillocks Jas., "Blue Bel!," Manchester rd..Wood James, Lindow Grove schoolWorth James, farmer, MorleyWorthington James, carpenter, MorleyWorthington Jas., provision dealer, ChurchstreetWych Thomas, farmer, MorleyYarwood Jonathan, boot and shoemaker,·New roadYarwood Joseph, tailor, draper, milliner,&c.: straw bonnet warehouse, ~hurch st._CA.RlUERS.To Stoekport-John J ones, Friday; JosephBarker, Thursday and Saturday.Royle and MelIor, joiners and builders,Wilmslow Libra'71 ami &o.ding Room-Mr.Ful.hawP earsOD, secretary.Rayle Matthew, joiner and builder (firm ofRayle and Mellor), FulsbawSbarman Benjamin, shopkeeper, Morley Post Office - James Taylor, postmaster-Shaw William, bricklayer, Railway roadSkellhorn William, boot and shoemakerLetters received from Manchester at7.30 a.m., and 4.30 p.m.; dispatchedSlater John, brick and tilemakerthereto at 2 p.m., and 7.20 p.m.; onSommerville Thomas, boarding school foryoung gentlemen, Hawthorne hall,MorleySunday the office is open from 7to 10a.m.-This is also a money order officeSplaine Edward, clogger, Church streetand savings bank.CHORLEY or ALDERLEY EDGE.-CHORLEY is a township of Wilmslow parish,Macclesfield u'nion, containing, by the census of 1861, 1760 inhabitants;. and 1351 acres;in the hundred of Maccleslield, deanery of Frodsham, archdeaconry and dIOcese of Chester,North <strong>Cheshire</strong> 2 miles south from Wilmslow, 6 north.west from Macclesfield, and IS!from .M:anches~r. on the Manchester and Crewe Railway, on which it has a station. Theliving is a perpetual curacy, valued at £500 per annum, with residence,in the incumbencyof the Rev. James W. Coasterdine, M.A., and the patronage of trustees. The Church isa.han?-s0me Gotllie edifice, dedicated to Saint Philip, c~Dsisting ~f nave, chancel, andBIde aisles. with tow'er, surmounted by a spire. Sir H. de Trafford 15 lord of the manor.pp
306,; CHORLEY, OR AI.,DERLEY EDGE.ALDERLEY EDGE is a. somewhat 'precipit~us r~ng ground, on the horders of theparishes of Alderley and WI1mslow, WhlCh has gIven Its name to a colony of Manchestermerchants and professional men, who obtain, by a rai.lway trip of 14 miles, the de-sired fre-e..;.dam from smoke and other civic liabilities. Duri,:".g the last fifteen years, owing' to theprivilege ofa free ticket granted by the London and North Western Railway for 21 years,to the ol~cupants of houses of £00 a"year value, more than a hundred houses have beenbuilt, many ofthem of considerable size and pretensions, and surrounded by large andbeautifullr1aid'out ,g-ardens. The colony extends some distance at the foot of the hiUsand.hag"gathered into itself the usual proportion of trading and labouring families. Th~population of the "Chodey district," under the Local Government Act, which includesmost of the settlement called Alderley Edge, is about 1500. An interest almost nationalowing-to.the. notice taken by the. ~oDdon press..was, in t~e year 1863, excited by th~refusal of the post office authOrltIes to recogmse the eXIstence of .any such place as"Alderley Edge;' and ·the·consequent non-delivery, until after mueh delay, of letters thusaddressed; Meetings were beld, and memorials were sent up in vain, until at last, a formidableguarantee fund· was subscribed, for compelling the post office authorities to ·sendletters direct to the place, for which they knew only too well that such letters wereintended. PerseveranC'..e prevailed, and Alderley Edge is now recognised, though it isbelieved not yet put upon any post office list. It has, besides St. Philip's Chureba. Wesleyan Chapel, and two Schoolrooms used for public worship, one in connexion withthe Church of England.. It has also a British School, which, being near the churchthough not a cburch school, usually goes by the name of St. Philip·s School. Gas lightin~and water supply, and other-great improvements·are in contemplation. A book SOCietyaffords the mea.ns of literary reunion to a. select number of families, and an archery clubis well attended by the junior members ofeither sex, whilst a. Mechanics' Institute, andserial readings, a cricket club, andother means ofrecreation and instructIon for the peopleatJarge, indicate a thoughtful regard for thdr interests on the part of the wealthier ~residents. Alderley Edge, though limited in population, is intellectually advanced andaCtive; and as a centre ofgeneral enlightenment to the surrounding agricultural districts,has some claim to the title which has" beengiven to it of the" Athens of <strong>Cheshire</strong>." Thecountry about Alderle,y Edge is undulating, and well wooded, and affords many charmio~retreats for the scholastic festivites of Manchester Whitsuntide and pic-nie parties at all "tiines. The beautiful woodS in the adjoining part of'':''ord Stanley's property are liberallythrown open bytheir noble o\vner three days a week; and"a splendid hotel (the "Queen's"), Iclose to the Railway Station, "affords an excellent place for temporary residence. TheI"De"Trafford Arms," in the village, is another good hotel, replete with every comfort. lClerg!l, Gentry, and Private Residents. Earwaker John, Esq.• BrooklandsAtkinson Miss Luey, WoodleighFoster Mrs. Caroline, Osborne honseAtklnson Mrs.___Fowden Mrs. Mary Ann, OakhurstBall Edward Ash, Esq_, Thorn villa Gibbons Benjamin, Esq., Edge view IBaskerville Mrs_ Ellen. Alderley Cottage Gleadhill James, Esq., Rose hill IBeard Joseph, Esq., West bank Greaves Mr. Thomas, Trafford villa 'I'Benson Robt. Braith;vaite, Esq., Rookwood Halliday John, Esq., The FernsBetty John Alsop, Esq., Woodlands Hately Thomas. Esq., The MeadowsBickham Mr. Thomas Henry, Oakfield Heaton John, Esq., The Hurst iBlythe James, Esq., Poolfield House Herford Edward, Esq., The Knolls IBolton John Stuart, Esq., Oakleigh Hervey James, Esq., The WhinsBooth Byron, Esq., Ivy CottageHengh John, Esq., FirwoodBright Jaeob) Esq., South bankBudge Mr. Henry Frederick, Edge viewHeyward Mr. George, 1, Alma terraceHigson Thomas, Esq., Redcliffe\Burton Mrs. Elizabeth, OatlandsHigginbotham Thomas, Esq., BarnfieldBurton Miss EileD, Rock sideHouldsworrh W!D. Hy., Esq., CrostoD towerChew Thomas H., Esq., Brook villa(;l.ark Daniel Ames, Esq., High leaHoyland Wil1iam Frazer, hsq., Rose hillHoyland William Wheeler, Esq., West woodtCl.arke John Hope, Esq., Earnscliffe Jackson John, Esq., The HayesConster.dine Rev. James, W., M.A., TheCollie John, ,Esq., ThornfieldJardine James, Esq., Brook daleJanion Josepb, Esq., 2, Brookside villa ;ParsonageConsterdine Joseph, Esq., 1, OaklandsKennedy James, E'q., Holly bankKennedy Robert, Esq., Norwood .•Consterdine Mrs. Mary, Kiln fieldLeMareEbenezer Robert, Esq., OsbornevillaCrewdsoD. Mrs. Anna, Ashfield honse Lingard Hichard, Esq., St. Mary's cliffCrewdson Robert, Esq., Fern hillLong Mrs. Eliza, Hazel croftDlllon James, Esq, Bill topLowe Alfred, "Esq., The RyleysDimmock Timothy, Esq., Brook villa McGrath Rev. Nicholas, B.A., curate
McKay Mrs. Emma, SpringfieldMcKa.y John Henry, Esq., Thorn groveMeKay William, Esq., Und~rwood Cottage1fartin Mrs. Mary. Brook sIdeMartindale Mrs. Mary, Beauclifi"eMorgan Mr. Henry, 2. OaklandsNapier George Webster, Esq., South bankNewbold Henry, Esq., Lake valeNorthcotte J. B., Esq., Brook houseN'os\vorthy John, E:!q., Limetree housePeel Charles, Esq., South baukPello\v R. B., Esq., Alderley villasPennington Frederick, Esq., The LarchesPercival Frederbk, Ebq., Fern. Cottagel'riismann Gottlleb, Esq., Highfield placeRailton George. Esq., WoodlandsRailton Mrs. Mary, 2, Thorn ~oveReekitt the Misses Lucy and Oaroline, BelmootcottageRi_az John V. C., Esq., The HolliesRushton l\frs. E., West\vood houseSands Mrs. Sarah, The WoodlandsSatterfield .roshua, Esq., 1, Br()okside villaSatterthwaite Thomas, Esq.,.FairfieldSmith Thomas, Esq., CastleSmith Mr. Thomas James, .WoodsideSwanwick John, Esq., BroomfieldThorpe Samuel, E3q., Old bankTootall Mr, FrederickWaters J. H., Esq., Wood brookWebster Benjamin, Esq., M.D., 2, Almater.Welsh William L., Esq., Elm bankWilliams John, M.D., Esq.CHORLEY, OR ALDERLEY EDGE. 807Trades and Profe.'{sio'1l$.Alcock Willlam, plumber, painter, glazier,and paper-hangerAlderley Edge Copper and Lead MiningCompany (limited) - J onathan Down,agent; Captain S. Osborn, mine agentBailey Ed\Vard, g1a£s, china, and earthenwaredealerBarber Thomas, smith and farrierBarrow James, boot and shoemakerBaskerville Samuel, farmerBeIleTby William, draperBilsborough James, wbitesmith and bellhanger.(See adIJertisemelll)Birch Miss Martha, infant schoolmistressBlackshaw Thomas, farmerBooth Byron, surgeon, Ivy cottageBower 'Villiam, butcherBratt Joseph, blacksmithBro\Vn Andre\V, master of the AlderleyEdge Day SchoolBurgess William, farmerCawley William, coal merchantCellars James, jOiner and builderCheetham Miss Ann, confectionerOoal Depot (Lord Vernon's) - WilliamPhillips. clerkCooke \Villiam, ironmongerCrook James, grocer and provision dealerCuttler J 3I9-es, " DeTrafford Arms ,. familyan!lcommerciaJhotel, ,1 Dawson Adam, farmerDownes Richard. farmerEarlem Isaac, farmer, Chorley hallFarnworth John Ko, farmer, The OakFord Peter, farmerFoster Samuel, stationmaster, BelmontGreaves Thomas, land surveyor, TraffordvillaGreen George,joiner and builderGrundy Isaac Newton, paper-stainer anddecorator; and at 5, King st., ManchesterHall\Vorth Peter, farmerHalsey Edward, "Queen's Hotel"-familyand commercial. (See advertisement)Ratten eTames, grocer a.nd provision dealerRatton RaJ ph, ., Royal Oak"Haywood Benj., stonemason, Oak cottageHayw·ood Joseph,'stoneniason and builderHenshaw George,blacksmithHensha\v Henry, grocer and wheelwrightHenshaw Thomas, grocer 'and provisiondeaJeI;' a.l!d postm~i;er .Hood Ftancis, game dealer and fruitererHulme William, farmer, AlderleyRulse Samuel, greengrocer.Hunl; William, farmerJaffrey WaIter, plumber and glazier .Keyworth Hy. M.. M.A., Beeehfield schoolMasseyIsa.ac,joiner, builder,andcontractor.(See advertisement)Mellor William. butcherMore Mrs. A. H., beer retailer & shopkeeperNorbury J osepb, farm.er .Owen Jane, milliner. &c:; .Pinnington Josepb, farmer, Hill fieldPrince Charles, baker and provision dealerReid Thomas, farmer .Richardson William W., saddler, harnessmaker, portmanteau and legging manufacturer.(See advertisement)Rider Miss Mary Ann, fancy repository,draper, and statione~ .Robitisoil John, tailor and upholstererRoyle Thomas, farmerRyland Mrs. Ellz", boot and shoemaker andcloggerSchroeder Miss Margaret C., ladies' boardingscbool, Wilmslow roadShaw Frances, grocer and druggistSmith Mrs., ladles' boarding school, Fernacre"..:Somerville Miss Mary Agnes, ladies' hoardingschool, Sunny .bankSteel George, boot and shoemakerSteel Mrs. Sarab, farmer, Preston houseSutton William, bricklayer _Walkden William, linen and woollen draperWard Daniel, tailorWatts William. shopkeeperWcaver Richard, to\Vn missionary,HillfieldWebb James, farmer_Webster Benjamin, M.D., snrgeon,2,AlmaterraceWilby J oseph, ~ and provision dealer
308 KNUTSFORD.Alderley Edge Da.y School-Andrew Brown,master; Martha Birch, mistress ofIn..fant School.Post Office-Thomas Henshaw, postmaster.-Letters from Manchester arrive at 1a.m. and 4.24 p.m.; dispatched at 1UAlderleN Edge Library and Reading Room- a.m. and 7.11> p.m. Thisis also amoneyWilIiam Meldrum, librarian.order office and savings bank.. STYAL is a hamlet in the township of Pownall Fee, Wilmslow parish, Altrinchamunion, If miles from the Handforth station, on the London and North Western line ofRailway, 9 from Macclesfield, and 7 from Stockport. The river Bollin runs through thi,hamJet, and on its banks is an extensive cotton manufactory, the property of, and workedby, Messrs. Robert Greg and Co. The Wesleyans have a chapel here. There i••Mechanics J Institution in the village.Gentry.Burgess Mr. Henry .Greg Edward, Esq., Quarry bankGreg Robert Hyde, Esq., Norcliffe HallGreg Mr. Henry Russell, Lode hillHarding Samuel TuJIley, Esq.Outram J. C., Esq.Souchy Charles, Esq.Trumpler Mr. Charles, The HomeTrades and Prtifessi4ns.Barlow James, farmerBarnshaw James, tailorBarrow John, farmerBrown J ohu, gamekeeperDownes Peter, beer retailerGratrix James, farmerGreg Rohert and Co., cotton spinnersHenshall George, grocerHenshul1 J oseph, blacksmithHewitt Jahn, farmerHewitt Thomas. farmerRobsOD George, farmerHope James, bricklayerHope Thomas, carrierMiddleton Mrs. Hannah, farmerMoss Thomas, day schoolPears James, farmerPlatt William, farmerPotts Jobn, farmerPownall Mrs. Elizabeth, shopkeeperScott Francis, farmer and caITierTurner Walter, farmerVenables Robert, farmerWalkden Jahn, farmerWalton Waiter, "Old Ship"Watkinson Joseph, farmerWorthington Thomas, farmer, The GreenLetters through Handforth.KNUTSFORD.KNUTSFORD is a parish in .Altrincham union, compri.ing the townships of BEnoy,lU.'"UTSFORD SUPERIOR, KKUTSFORD h,"FERIOR, OLLERTOK, and Ton, containing altogether,by the census of 1861, 4194 inhabitants, and 4832 acres; in the east division of the hun.dred of Bucklow, North <strong>Cheshire</strong>.lL,,"UTSFORD INFERIOR, or NETHER KNUTSFORD, is a township of the aboveparish, in Altrincbam union, containing. by the census of 1861, 3485 inhabitants, and156 acres·; in the east division of Bucklow hundred, Frodsham deanery, archdeaconry anddiocese of Chester, North <strong>Cheshire</strong>j 15 miles south-west from Manchester,24 north-eastfrom Chester, 29 south-east from Liverpool, and 172 from London. The na.me of thisplace is derived from the fact of King Canute having crossed the Birken (a small brookin th:5 neighbourhood) with his army after a battle, hence it was called Canvte's ford, ofwhich the present name is a corruption" The town is of great antiqljity, and about 1292William de Tabley, the then lord of the manor, procured a charter for holding a. marketon a Saturday, and fairs for three days on the festivals of St. Peter and St. Paul. Tbemarket is still held on tha.t day, and fairs are no,v held on 23rd April, Whit-Tuesday. and8th November. The town has considerably improved during the past half century, and arailway from Altrincham and Manchester was opened in August. 1862, which was con·tinued to Northwich, in January, 1863, and is now in the course offormatioD from t~enceto Chester. The proximity to Manchl?ster, and the facilities afforded by the ratlwaycommunication, will no doubt tend to improve and increase this town. The<strong>County</strong>Gao!,which is situated here, is an extensive building on the London Road, capable of holdi~g- upwards of 800. inmates; it also contains an excellent Sessions Hall, at 'which the m~·tr"tea for the eaat division of Bucklow hundred hold their meetings alternately mth
·KKUTSFORD.·309f;~. .Altrincham. The races, which are held annually in July, having, to some extent beenless patronised than formerly, a company of spirited gentlemen has been formed under theLimited Liabilities Act, for the purpose of erecting a new Grand Stand, and for the....eneral management of the :r:aces, and they are using every endeavour to make this one ofthe best meetings in the country. The town is well supplied with water from Booth Mill,and \'f'ith gas from works on the Manchester Road, erected by Mr. John Ogden, in 1844which the Waterworks Company are now desirous of purchasing. The Savings Bank i;a neat building in Princess Street, which was erected in 1840. The Union Workhouse forthe Altrincham union is situated here. The" Royal. George" Hotel, which was for manyyears in the hands of Mr. Thomas Hurst, has been purchased from him by a. company(limited) with a capital of £5000, in 250 shares of £20 each, with the intention ofincreasingand enlarging the business. and adding the wholesale liquor trade and a brewerythereto; also to introduee building land in the neighbourhood for villa residences. The·living is a. rectory, yalued at £300 per annum, with residence, in the incumbency of theRev. Robert Clo\tes. M.A., and in the alternate patronage of the lords ofthe ma.oors ofBexton, Over and Nether Knutsford, Ollert0n, and Toft. The Church is an extensivebrick building, dedicated to St. John the: Baptist, consisting of nave and side aisles, witha. tow-er containing a peal of six bells: it was erected in 1744. The Independents, RomanCatholics, Unitarians, Primitive and Wesleyan Methodists. have each places of worshiphere. There is a Parochial School in King Street, which w'as erected by Lord Egertonin 1830. There are several charitable beqnestsforthe benefit of the poor. Lord Egerton,of Tatton,is lord of the manor.CLERGY, GENTRY, AND PRIV.ATE RESIDENTS.Alliott Rev. Richard (Congregatlonalist), Long Henry, Esq., Woodlands, Cross townChnrch hillLong Miss .rane, Vale bank, London roadArden James, Esq., The Lodge, London Long J.ohn, Esq., GroTe houseroadLloyd Mrs. Eliza, Manchester roadBirch Mr. George, King streetLynch Rev. Hngh (Catholic), King streetBrandreth Mrs. Ann. Heath sideMerriman Charles Anthony, Esq., HeathCaldwell John Thomas. Esq.• Princess st. houseCarter Mr•.John, Silk Mill streetMitchell Rev. Charles, B.A~ chaplain toDean Miss Mary, Manchester rondthe House of Correction, Princess streetDeane Mrs. Susan, Princess streetNicholIs Thomas Francis, Esq.• Princess st.Dutton Mr., Church hillPanlden Mr. William. Heath sideEarl Mr. Williarn, Heath sidePiggott ~1r.•John, Heath sideEarle J ohu, Esq., B.A., King street Rilcy Rev. Laurence William. M.A., incumbent.St. Cross parsonageGent Henry, Esq., King streetGreen Rev. Henry, M.A. (Unitarian), Robinson ~1:rs. Elizabeth, l\1anchester roadHeathfleldI Roscoe Miss Laura, King streetGregson Mr. John, Heath sideSedgley Charles, Esq.. Heath sideHardiug Miss Harriet, Brook streetSims ~:!rs. Frances, King: streetH~\vitt Mr. Jonas, :Manchester roadSIat~r Mrs. Betty, Princess streetIHlll Henry, Esq. (captain of Yeomanry Rtarkey Mrs. Jane. Heath sideCa.valry), Kinn- streetStephenson Mr. Ralpb, Heath sideHolland Miss M~ry. Church houseSnmner Mr. J"ames, Heath sideHoll~nd 11iss Elizabeth, Princess street I Swinburne Mrs. 'Hannah, Princess streetHolhn~ ~';iss Geor~na, Pr'incess street Wazstaffe Henry, Esq., King streetHouldlD~Mrs., Silk ~Hll streetWalker Rev. Thomas Andrew, M.A.., chapRoward :Mrs. Mary, Tattoo streetI:~in to Lord de Tahley, Heath sideHudson Mr. Edwa.rd, Heath sideWeddell Rev. John E., curate at St. John's,I.. t",kson Mr. ;roseph, sen., King street Heath side .awford Mr. John L., PriDce•• street . Woodcock JOBeph, EBq.,The bank, King.t.I
'310 KNUTSFORD.TRADES .AND PROFESSIONS.[h. signifies private residenee.]Aleock Mark, shoemaker, and librarian toMechanics' Institute~ King streetArdern Thomas and John, builders andcabinet makers, King streetArdern John, builder (firm ofThomas andJohn Ardern), King streetArdern Thomas, builder (firm of Thomasand John Ardern), h. Tatton street.Axalby the Misses, ladies' seminary, SilkMill street13agaley William, travelling tea dealer,Heath sideBailey Henry. hairdresser, King streetBauner Richard, gunsmith, Princess streetBarber Henry, coal dealer, Railway Station;h. Higher townBarlow Edward, surveyor and valuer, ManchesterroadBarlow Wm., baker, grocer, and provisiondealer, King streetBarnes Joshua, shoemaker, Tatton streetBaskerville Thomas. boot and shoefiSker,Stamp Office, King street; h. Market 1'1.Bell Josepb, tailor, King streetBellhouse Richard Timothy, architect andsurveyor, King street; b. Pedley House,WarlordBennett the Misses .Ann and Mary, millinersand dressmakers, King streetBeswick Charles, joiner and builder, CrosstownBeswick George, butcher, Princess streetBeswick Josepb, butcher and farmer,Tatton streetBeswick WilliaOl, butcher, Minshull streetBirtles Thomas~ shopkeeper, Cross townBirtles William, painter, plumber andglazier, King streetBlackshaw Ezekiel, farmer, Shaw heathBracegirdle John, coal dealer and keeper ofNight Asylum, Heath sideBradbury James, shoemaker, Brook streetBradbury John, pig dealer, Brook streetBradford Thomas, lettercarrier, GanDon'ssquareBrandoD Thomat net, rope, twine, andthread manufacturer, and poulterer, KingstreetBrierley John, tailor, Love laneBroad John, crumpet and muf6Jl baker,Cross townBrooks Mrs. Mary, greengrocer and fruiterer,PrinC'ess streetBrown Peter, boot and shoemaker, HeathsideBullock Edwin, watchmaker and photographer,King st!:eet.. (See advertistment)Burgess Alice, Elizabeth, and Catherine,Berliu wool and smallware repOSitoryKing streetIBurgess John, c"rpenter and joiner, BrookstreetCresor Augustus! shopkeeper, Tatton streetCald"e!! and N,cholls, surgeons, Princes,streetCaldw~ll William, stationmaster, RailwayI statlOllCarbutt Miss, ladies' hoarding schoo~ I Brook house ,Clarke Mrs., fancy repository, King'street IClarkeEdward, day schoo~Swinton sqUare,h. Silk Mill street 'Clarke George William, land sgent, vsluer. auctioneer, and accountant, "RoyJ: George " hotel •i Clsrke Mrs. John, shopkeeper and lodgings,: Minshu!! streetClements Thomas Read, architect and sur. \: veyor. Heath sideCockram William. plasterer. Cross townCooper William, salt dealer. King streetCoppock Moses, bellman and town crier,Market placeCrosfield John Danie~ Nations! school·master, King streetCross .John, auctioneer, appraiser,· andvaluer, Princess streetCutter John Barc!ay, clerk and superm.tendent registrar to the AltrinchsmUnion, Princess street_Dakin Miss Marian, postmistress, PostOffice, Princess streetDarlington John, greengrocer and sext.~King street \Darlington Peter, brewer and wine andIspirit merchant, Malt streetDavenport J ames.lodgekeeper. Tatton pari:Davey WiIliam, head master of the KnntsfordGrammar School, Heath side. (1Xt Iadvertisement)Davey William, grocer, Princess streetDavies Charles, schoolmaster at the Houseof Correction, Love lane . IDarwell George Henry, M.H.C.V.S., veter· \inary surgeon, Tabley view, MsJ;.chester roadDitcbfield Jobn, butcher. King street. )DriDkwater George, blacksmith and farner,Princess street; b. Tatton street A'l."",l. Drinkwnter Mrs. George, infant S~VUIjTatton streetDrinkwater Wm., shopkeeper, Market pLDrinkwater Wm., solicitor's clerk, Q....street
~ K_N_U_T_S_F_O_R_D_'. 3_11"Dumville Peter C., "White Lion," and Hicks0I1' Thomas, saddler and harnessSOOtHer and harness mfliaker, Kidog etreet i, . maker, King streetEarl Ja.mes, relieving 0 cer, an registrar Hollan:d Mrs. Sarah, milliner and dressotbirthe and dea.ths for the Knutsford maker, King street .district, Heath sideHope ~1ajor,baker and shopkeeper MarketEarle John B. A., surgeon, and surgeon to I place'the Union Workhouse, King street Hope William,·tinplate worker and generalEden Thomas, joiner, M.anchester road; h.! dealer, King street .Heath side I Houllh Jeffrey, cowkeeper, Drury laIle,Ed..ards Ellis Johu, "White Bear," Heath I Kmg streetsideI Hough John, carter, Cross townElltwistle Mrs. J emima, milliner, Tattoo st. Hough Peter, plasterer, Heath sideFa.iorell Winifred., beer retailer, King street HouldenMrs.Elea.nor,linendraper,Kingst.Foster Mrs., shopkeeper, ~rincess street Howarth Samuel, butcher. King streetGall~ymqre.M:iSl· Frances Sophia, ladies' Howarth Samuel, pavior, Silk Mill streetschool, Vicarage house, King street Howarth Thomas, printer, bookseller, andGallop George, gov~rnor o~ the !iollSe of stationer, circulating library, PrincessCorrec:tioll . streetGannoIl Henry, stouema,on, Heath side Hnlme Alfred, baker and shopkeeper, Man-Gent Henry, surgeon, and surgeon to the chester road __Knutsford district of the Altrincham Hulme Andrew, bricklayer, King streetUnion, King streetHulme ::Mrs., boarding and day school forGent Thomas, shoemaker, King street "young ladies, Heath side. (See adver-Gidman Tb.omag, watchmaker, King street tisement)Gleave Mrs. Alice, "Bowling Green," Hmme Mrs. Mary Ann, confectioner, King\,": Manchester road streetGledhilfJohn, omnibus proprietor," Cross Hurst Edward, shppkeeper, King streetKeys" inn, King street. (See advertise· Burst Edward, apartments, 1t!inshull streetment)Hussey Alien, farmer and cowkeeper,KingGrabam Miss Clementina, mistress "of streetNational School, Park side, King street Hussey William, baker, Silk Mill street(" Green Mrs. Ann, cl Golden Lion," Market !kin James, plumber, painter, and glazier,~ place" King street~,: Green Mrs. Henry, ladies' seminary, Heath Jackson J oseph, wholesale and retail grocer,fieldand linen and woollen draper, King st.~. Green and Payne, solicitors, Heath side, J ackson Peter, shoemaker, King atreetf" and at Manehester J ackson Peter Holland and Wm., chemists,[ GreenaU Richard, baker, Market place druggists, and seedsmen. King streetr Grice Joseph, linen and woollen draper," J achon Thomas, bricklayer and slater,~. and tea and coffee dealer, King street Heath side~ Ha."c'l'&o Miss, mIstress of Lady Egerton's Judge Timothy, shopkeeper, King street,. School, Tatton park Kelshaw Rd•. boot and shoemaker, Kingst.~, Hallard Barlow, shoemaker, Lime terrace, Kennerley Joseph,shopkeeper, Princess st.r Cross town Rinsey Edward, carter, Market place~ Hallard John, baker, grocer, and provision Knutsford Water Works Company(limited),~' dealer, Cross town Princess street; William Jones, managerf, HammoIld Frederick, tailor, Cro,s town Kynsey Thos., tailor aIld draper, Heath sideI Hammond Henry, butcher, Cross town Lane Thomas, governor of the Altrincham"i Hammond James, butcher, Cross town Union Workhouse, Bexton laneHa.~mondJ a.mes, sen.) boot a.nd shoemaker, Latham Miss J ane. milliner and dress·KIng streetmaker, King streetHan~mondMrs.James,strawbonDetmaker, Lee John, shoemaker, Ganons square,King streetHeath sideHa".lmond J oseph, butcher, Back King st. Lee Thomas, ,; Rose and Crown," KingHammond Mrs. Rachael, shopkeeper, King . street, and beer retailer, Market placestreetLeicester Geo., post office clerk, Cross townHay:uan Samuel, cowkeeper, Cross town Leicester Samuel, beer retailer, Cross townHewltt Joseph,timber merchant and wheel· Lindsay Joshua, tailor, Heath sidewt.ight," Hatand Fea.ther " inn, King st. Long John, tannerHewltt Joshua, hay dealer and cowkeeper, Mair David, boot and shoemaker, MinshullManchester roadstreetH~witt Robert, confectioner, King street McGill Mrs. Alice, ,; Angel" fa~ily andHHi~Ck.son Letitia, day school, King street commercial hotel, King street. (See 00- .ckson Miss Mary, dressmaker, Ganons veTtise1Jl.e:nt). :" .sqnare, Heath sideMarrow Richard, coach builder, Princess st.
812 KNUTSFORD.Mather Mrs;Margaret,·shopkeeper, King ~t.Mather Thomas, baker and shopkeeper,Tatton street.Merriman Charles Anthony, surgeon, and&urgeon to the House of Correction,Heath sideMerrill Thomas, Dog lodge, Shaw heathMorgan George, police sergeant, <strong>County</strong>Constabulary, Love laneMoss Edward, grocer, King streetMoston James, carter, GannoDs squareMoston Joseph, carter, Cross townMoss Wm., boot and shoemaker, King st.Moult Frederick. hairdresser and shopkeepe-r,KiDg streetMullen Sergeant, (yeomanry cavalry),King streetMurphy Francis, china, glass, and earthenwaredealer, King streetMnsgrave Lydia, ironmonger and tinplateworker, King streetNailor John, glazier, Cross townNewhall Thomas, plumber, glazier, and decorator,Manchester roadNewland Henry Michael, commercial boardingand day school, The heathNewnham Wm.. "Feathers" inn, Tattoo.streetNewton Peter, linen draper, KiDA' streetNicholls William, butcher and cattle dealer,King streetNorblU'Y James, butcher, King streetOgden John, proprietor of the Gas works,Manchester streetParker Robert W'illiam, corn merchant,Manchester roadPass Miss Elizabeth, milliner, King streetPass J oseph, tailor, King streetPass Thomas, tailor, Princess streetPayne Mrs. Hannah, currier, Market placePayne John, boot and shoemaker, PrincessstreetPedley William, public weighing machineanu shopkeeper, Tatton streetPeers :Miss Jane, shopkeeper, King streetPe~rs William, grocer and provision dealer,King streetPierson Miss Hannah, apartments, 1IanchesterroadPlant James, boot and shoemaker, King st.Flatt Jos., boot and shoemaker, Princess st.Pollitt James, :; Lord EldoD," Tatton streetPollitt Thos.! parish clerk, market looker,and toll collector JKing streetPostles Thos., beer r.::tailer, Manchester rd.Potter John, butcher, King streetReade Edwin Henry, schoolmaster, CrosstownReade William, j0iner, cabinet maker, andnaturalist, King streetRichardson Edward, lettercarrier, Bake~house yard, King streetRobinoon Geo., CQwkeeper, Manchester rd.Robinson William, baker and shopkeeper,Tatton slreet"Ro;Ya1 George" Hotel Company (Limi!laria, infant school, Love laneToft Peter. cabinet maker and upholsterer.Silk Mill streetTroviss Thomas, farmer, Park gateWagstafie Henry, surgeon, King streetWatkinson John, carrier, Cross townWatson Richard, coal merchant, Railwaystation; h. Minshull streetWatson Thomas, grocer. Princess streetWatson \Villiam, baker, grocer, and pro--vision dealer, King street ..Wildgose W illiam, linen draper, hOSIer,hatter, &c., King streetWilIett Joseph, cooper, King street .Williamson ].ohs. Charlotte, beer retailer,Cross town'Villiamson Thomas, "Brown Cow/, Prin;ceSs streetWilson Ellen, beer retailer. Brook street ;Wood John, agricultural implement maker,Manchester streetWond Joseph, ironmonger, whitesmith, andbellhanger, Minshull streetWood Miss Mary, miiliner and dre"mo!>er,Manchester roadIIIl'
KNUTSFORD. 313Woodcock J osepb, manager of the UnionBank of Mancbester (Limited); King st.Woolmer Waiter, tailor, King streetWorra11 J ames, grocer and provision dealer,King streetWrigbt Charles, professor of music, Kingstreet, and at !I£acclesfieldWrigbt William, grocer, baker, and provisiondealer, King streetYarwood Henry, coal agent to LordVemon,King street; h. Market placeYearsley Walter, hairdresser and toba
·.,314 KNUTSFORD SUPERIOR.PUBLIC OFFICERS NOT E..~trnERATED WITHPu:BLIC EST.ADLISID1Eh"TS.Assistant O,;erseer and Rate Collector-Thos.Clayton. .Coroner for Knu4ford DivisWn-Wm. RoeDunstan, Northwich.Clerk to the Magistrates ofthe East..,,,, Divisionof BuCklow Hundred, to the UnitedTrust ifthe CraTtage, WarriniJ/on, Macclesjield,and Tabley Turnpike &ads;and to the Visiting Justices of the House
BEXTON, OLLERTON, TOFf, MOBBERLEY. 315BEXTON' is a township in Knutsford parish aud union, containing, by the census of1861, 66 inhabitants, and 621 acres; in the hl;lndred of Bucklow, North <strong>Cheshire</strong>, 1 milesouth-east from Knntsford. Lord de Tabley IS lord ofthe manor. There are some charitablebeqnests for the benefit of the poor. The :Rev. John Swinton, B.D, who was electedkeeper of the university records a.t Otiord in 1741, was a native of this township.Trades and ProJesswns.Morray Thomas, farmerBarber John, farmerStarkey J oseph, rarmer, Bexton hallBarber Margaret (executors of) farmerHough Thomas, farmer and rate collector, Letters through Knutsford, which is theYewtree housenearest money order office.OLLERTON, or OWLARTON, is a township of Knutsford parish, Altrincham union,containing, by the census of 1861, 272 inhabitants, and 1215 acres; in Bucklow hundred,South <strong>Cheshire</strong>, 2t miles from Knutsford. There is a school, which was established abont1700, under the trusts of the will of Samuel Legh, Esq. Lord Egerton, of TattoD, is lordof the manor.Coates Miss Kate, Ollerton LodgeTrades and Professions.Cbeetham Joseph, farmer, Ollerton heathDaniels John, carpenterFaulkner Samuel, farmerGlover Joseph. shopkeeperHarrop Mrs. Emma, shopkeeperRope Peter, farmerMares Richard, farmerMottershead Peter, farmerPage Richard Palin, schoolmasterPuole Mrs., farmer, Brook housePotts Joseph, blacksmithRoylance J., farmer, &C.Simcock George, farmer, Ash farmStephens Henry, farmerStephens Parker, "Dun Cow" innWalton James, shoemakerWalton Joseph, farmerWilliams H. J., tailorWoodwartl William, farmerLetters throngh Knutsford, whiob is thenearest money order office.TOFT is a township in Kuutsford parish and union, containing, bythe census of 1861,167 inhabitants, and 1298 acres; in the hundred of Bucklow, east division of Frodshamdeanery, archdeaconry and diocese of Chester, North <strong>Cheshire</strong>, 2 miles south-east fromKnutsford. The living is a perpetual curacy, valued at.£30 per annum, with residence,in the incumbency of the Rev. John Hullett, M.A., and the patronage of the Mis~esLeycester. The Church, ,vhich is dedicated to St. John the Evangelist, was erected in1854, by Mrs. E. Leyeester, as a memorial to the late Ralph Gerard Leycester, Esq.: it isa neat edifice, consisting of two aisles, with a tower, surmounted by a spire, and one bell.There is a school for children of both sexes. R. Oswald Leyeester, Esq., is lord of themanor.Clergy a"d Grmtry.Davies l\frs.Hullett Rev. John, M.A., ParsonageTrades and Professio1l$.Bell James, farmerBeswick Samuel, farmerBeswick Thomas, farmerBeswick Thomas, jnn., farmerCoops George, fannerCurbishley John, blacksmithCurbishley Peter, wheelwrightEarl Richard, farmerHulme Thomas, farmerPaulden Thomas, farmerRoylance Mrs., farmerWaddell John, farmerWilkinson Peter, farmerLetters through Knutsford, which is alsothe nearest money.order office.MOBBERLEY is a parish in Altrincham union, containing, by the census of 1861,1245 inhabitants, and 5138 acres' in the deanery of :Macclesfield, hundred of Bucklow,archdeaconry and diocese of Chester, North <strong>Cheshire</strong>, 3 miles north-east from Knutsford,4 from Wilmslo\v, 6 from Altrincham, and 15 from Manchester, on the <strong>Cheshire</strong> MidlandRailway, at which it has a station, about a mile from the church. Thelivingis a rectory,valued at £715 per annum with residence. in the incumbency of theRev. George Mallory,M.A., and the patronage of the Rev. Robert Lloyd. The Church is an ancient edifice,dedicated to St. 1Vilfred, consistin.... of nave, chancel, and side aisles, with a tower, con·taining a peal of six bells, and a c1~ck. The roof which is lighted by clerestory windows, ishandsomely carved and panelled. The chancel end is lighted by a window in the perpendicularstyle, and contains a sedilia, piscina, and a relic closet. There is a Parochial
131.. MSTHERNE. .school for children of both sexes, which has endowments prodncing abont £10 10s. Od. per :annum. The Independents and Wesleya,?s havc each a c!,~pel here. The Rev. George.Matlory, G. Leycester, Esq., and M. Blakistone, Esq., are Jomt lords of the manor.Clergy and Genfry.Holt John, farmerBird James, Esq., Newton hallHough Joseph, farmer, Cherry honseHiggins James) Esq., Grove houseHurd James, gardener, New hallHargreaves Samuel, Esq., Holt house Jackson John, carpenter .Holland Robert, Esq., Dam head Johnson A~raham, bee; retailerMallory Rev. Geor~e, M.A. rector Old hall Kay and I?chardson, sll~ throwsters,Mobo" berley SIlk factory-RIchard High, resi.Trades and Professwns.dent agentArdern James farmerBarber John, farmerLea Thomas, farmerNorbury James, farmer, Dicken hOuseBarrow James, boot and shoemaker " Norbury :Mrs. Mary,grocerand postmistressBlackshaw Mrs. Ann, "Wright's ArDlS Orme Peter, ca:PenterBlaekshaw James, farmer, Dukinfteld hall Pass Henry, tallorBracegirdle :Mrs. Hannah, farmer, Heald Pearson Josiah, farmermillPeers James, farmer, l!ount pleasantBracegirdle James, gamekeeperPerrin John, farmer, Baguley greenBrace~rdle John, farmerPierson John, farmerBracegn.dle Samuel, farmerRichardson Peter, "Bird in Hand lJBracegirdle Thomas, farmer . Robinson Mrs. Mary Ann, farmer, AnsonBrickhill Mark, farm bailifl; Old Hall farm houseBrown Isaac, farmer, StockenheyRoss William, gardener, The Old hallBrown James, farmer, Bleakley hall Shrieves John, stationmasterBrown John, farmer .. Simcock Caleb, farmerBrown William, farmerSimcock Enock, farmerBnrgess John, farmerStockton Mrs. Elizabeth, farmer, BeechBurgess Robert, farmer, SaltersleyhouseBurgess Samuel, blacksmithWainwright Mrs. Mary, shopkeeperBurgess Thomas, farmerWarburton James, shopkeeperBurgess Thomas, millerWarburton John, farmerCash Mrs. Mary Ann, farmer, Lindow house Whiteley James, farmer, Hill houseChantler John, farmer, Dairy house Whittaker John, boot and shoemakerChaotIer Samuel, farmerWhittaker Joshua, farmerClarkson John, boot and shoemaker Wilkinson J03eph, farmerDavies Jo~ farmer, Grave yardDrinkwater James, master of NationalWilldnson William, farmerWillett John, farmerschool, and parish clerkEden George, farmer, Town lane hallWilliams George, farmerWoodall William, farmerEden James, ':Roebuck" and farmerEyre George, blacksmithWoolfWilliam, farmer, Pavement laneWorsley Charles, farmerGreen George, carpenterWorthington Mrs. Sane, farmerGreen William, "Bull's Head," carpe nter WorthiDgton William., farmerand wheelwright Wright James. farmer, 'Gresty Starkey. farmer, Bollin house Wych John, farmer. Hollingee IBayman Enoch, farmerWych William, farmer, Burley llurstHea1d Mrs. Mary, farmer and beer retailerHewitt Samuel, tailorHewitt Mrs. Sarah, farmer, Old Parsonage Post Office-Mrs. Mary Norbury, postmis-lHigginson William, beer retailertress. _ Letters are reeeh"ed throughIHigh Richard, manager of the silk factory Knntsford at 9 a.m.; dispatcbed atHolland Roben, agent to Major Blakiston, 4.30 p.m. The nearest money orderDam head o_fIi_ee_is_a_t_K_nutsford.ROSTHERNE is a parish, comprising part of the townsbips of AGDE!(, the townshipiof HIGH LEIGH, MARTII.A.LLwCUm-LITTLE W ARFORD, MERE) MILLni'GTO~, PEOVER Stll'EmOR,RoSTHERNE, TABLEY ~U:PERIOR, and TA.T'IoX" in Altrincbam union, and S?o.""ELStoSin MaccIesfield union, containing altogether, by the census of 1861, 4058 inha.bitants, and19,096 acres; in the hundred of Bucklow, North <strong>Cheshire</strong>.ROSTHERNE is a township of the above parish, in Altrincham nnion, containing, bythe census of 1861, 393 inhabitants, and 1512 acres; 3 miles from Knntsford, 4 from Al·trincham, Si from Bowdon Station, on the Manchester and Altrincbam line of railway,
AGDEN, BOLLINGTON. 8179 from Northwich, and 12 n:om Manchester, in the hundred ofBucklow, deanery ofFrodshalD,archdeaconry and diocese of Chester, North <strong>Cheshire</strong>. The living is a vicarage,valc.ed at £300 perannum, with residence, in the incnmbency of the Rev.. .Alfred Duncane,:M.A., and the patronage of Lord Egerton. The Church, dedicated to St. Mary is anancient edifice. and consists of nave, side aisles, side chapels, and chancel, with towe; containin~sixbells, a clock, and chimes. There are good schools for the education ofchildrenof both sexes, and attached to one school is a lending library for thelISe ofthe parishioners.There are charitable bequests producing about £7 10s. Od. yearly.of the manor. .Clergy and Gentry.Dimca.ne Rev. Alfred, M.A., vicarEgerton the Right Hon. Lord, Tatton ParkEgerton the Honorable Wilbrahsms, RostherueHallRewitt Mrs. Mary, Bucklow hillHope Miss Ann, Bucklow hillRockley Miss Charlotte, Bucklow hillWoolley Mr. J ames, Chester road cottage,DenfieldWorthington--, Esq.Trades and Professions.Astall Isaiah, grocer and postmasterBlackbnrn John, farmerBlackburn William, farmerBlease and Soo, tailorsBolton Edward, gamekeeper, The Hall,Tatton parkCarter William, land steward, The daleClarke Samuel, farmerCliffe Peter, gardener, TheHall,TattoD parkCuff Wm., "Swan I) inn, and bowling green,Bucklow hillDouglas Michael, " White Horse," & farmerEarlc John, farmer, Hulse heathEvans James, boot and shoemakerGrantham J ames, cattle dealer, Bncklow hillHancock William, farmer, Dirty laneHodgkinson Jas., master of Parochial schoolLord Egerton is lordHope Misses, boarding school for youngladies, Bncklow hillJ ackson John, farmerLamb Peter, parish clerkMorris Samuel, farmerNewton Thomas, farmer, Denfield hallPerrin John, farmer .Pownall William, farmer, Yarwood heath,TippingReynolds John, boarding school for younggentlemen, and agent tothe London UnionLife and Fire Assurance Company, DenfieldhouseReynolds Mrs. ]\{argaret Hannah, boardingschool for young ladies, DenfieldRodgers Joseph, shopkeeper, DenfieldStelfox Henry, farmerTaylor James, farmer, Hulme barnsWainwright Miss, mistress of girls' schoolWinstanley William, blacksmith, DenfieldPost Office-Isaiah Astall, postmaster.Letters arrivefrom Knutsford at 9 a.m.;dispatched at a p.m. Office open from:March to October at 7 a.m.; during theremaining months at -1- past 7. OnSunday the office is open from 7.30a.m. until 10.30 a.m., when the lettersare dispatched. The nearest moneyorder office is at Knntsford.AGDEN is a township, partly in Rostherne parish, and partly in Bowden parish, inAltrincham union, containing, by the census of 1861, in Rostherne parish 60 inhabitants,and in Bowdeu parish 38 inhabitants, making a total of 98 inha.bitants, and 520 acres ofland ; in the hundred of Bucklow, North <strong>Cheshire</strong>; 4: miles south-west from .Altrincham,and the Duke of Bridgewater's Canal runS through the township. Sir John L. Chetwodeis lord of the manor, and owner of the whole township.Gentr!!, &'
_31_8__H_IG_H_L_E_I_G_H_,_MAR __T_H_AL_L_-c_UM_-L_I_T_T_L_E_W_A_R_F_O_R_D_.--JClergy and Gentry.Lomas Mr. WilliamThomas Rev. ThomasTrades and PrQ/essions.Ainsworth John, farmerBooth Mrs. Mary Ann, beer retailerDale George, "Stamford Arms nDavenport John, millerDavies James, farmerDavies Peter, farmerEvans James, boot and shoemakerEvans Thomas, shopkeeper and postmasterForster Richard, grocer and farmerGold James, farmerHarrison Stephen, farmerHaslam John, farmer, Spord's lireenIreland Mrs. Elizabeth, "Nag's Head. lJJaMSOD Isaac, tailorJohnson William tailorJanes Mrs. .Mary, '~Swan " innLeather Mrs. Mary, farmerOwen Jabn, farmerPeters Mrs. Elizaheth, lodging houseShaw Peter, farmer,Sutton John, farmer, Yew treeWarburton John, farmerPost OUice-Thomas Evans, pO$tmaster~The nearest money order office is at.AltrinchammGH LEIGH is a township of Rosthern: parish, ;Altrincham nnion, containing, bythe censns of 1861, 1004 inhabItants, and 4207 acres; ID the hnndred of Bucklow, deaneryof Frodsham, archdeaconry and diocese of Chester, North <strong>Cheshire</strong>; 5 miles north-westfrom Knutsford, and 6 south-east from Warrington. This manor, having been formerly inthe proprietorship of two branches of the Legh family, and each having their residen",here, there 81'e t,vo ecclesiastical chapels, the ancient one being built in 1581: it is avenerable ivy-mantled fabric, in the pleasure grounds near the east Hall. The Il
Trades and Priifessions.Acton Richard, farmerBarrow Samuel and John, farmers, Pin.fold farmBloor J oseph, farmer, Kell greenBowden Edward,farm bailiff; Saudle bridge,Little WarfordBra.cegirdle William, farmerCnllwood James, farmer, Little WarfordClarke John, shopkeeper, Mere hillDale William, blacksmith, Little WarfordHewitt JahD, farmerHewitt Peter, farmer, Little WarfordHope Mrs. Hannah, farmer, Baguiey foldHope John, farmerHope Peter, farmerMERE, MILLlNGTON. 319Jennings John, wheelwrightLancas-hire John, joiner:Mason James, farmerMason John, farmerMason J oseph, farmer, Cragg houseMason William, farmer, Little WarfordMoore Dalton William, farmerRawlins WiIliam, miller, Coltier's millLittle Warford'Snmmerfield John, farmer, Peck millTaylor Thomas, farmerWalton Joseph, farmerLetters through Knutsford, which is thenearest money order office.MERE is a township in Rostherne parish, Altrincham union, containiog, by the censusof 1861, 556 inhabitants, and 2438 acres; in the hundred of Bucklow. North <strong>Cheshire</strong>; onthe main road from Altrincham to North\v1Ch. 2:t miles from Knutsford, n· from Northwich,5 south from Altrincham., and 9:k south-eaSt from Warrington. There are schoolsfor children of both sexes, 50 of each being educated at the expense of Mrs. Brooke.'l'homas John Langford Brooke, Esq., is lord of ~he manor.Hoo GREEN is a hamlet of this township, containing an excellent i.p.n, with bowlinggreen and archery room, which is well attended during the summer months; also thetannery of William Ockleston and Co., whichwas established. in the reign of Queen .Anne,by an ancester of the present proprietor, the grinding shed and other portions of thepremises being the original erections.Gentry.Stringer Joseph, farmerBrooke Thos. JohnLangford, Esq., The Hall Taylor James, farmer, Park farmDavies David Roynel, Esq., Old HallTrades and ProfesSUJns.Ardern William, farmerBrett Samuel, wheelwrightBurgess Jaho, farmerBurgess Thomas, farmerCrieg Pillans, gardener, Hall gardensEden Gearge, farmerEUison Robert, joiner and wheelwrightGlassford George, farmerHarkes David, agricultural implementmaker and blacksmith -Heald etas., master of Mrs. Brooke's schoolReald Mrs., mistress of !\frs. Brooke's schoolHewitt Thomas, farmerHickson Thomas, saddlerHough John, farmerRulme James, farmerLong John, tannerMoney Charles) farmerOilier William, farmerRobinson William, farmerWalton William, farmerMrs. Brooke's &/'001 (for boys and girls)James Heald, master; Mrs. Heald,mistress.Letters received through Knutsford, whichis the nearest money order office.HOO GREEN.Davenport Mr. GeorgeTrades and Pr
320 OVER PEOVER, SNELSON.Reynolds John, boarding schoolRogers Joseph, shopkeeperShelden Stephen, commission agentSproston John, farmerStelfox John, farmer, Hall farmTaylor SamuelWalkden Thomas, farmer, New farm! WorthingtonTho•., farmer and pawnbrokerI -ILetters received through AltrinC;!>anJ,which is the nearest money order office.OVER PEOVER, or PEOVER SUPERIOR, is a township of Rostherne parish, .Al.trincham union, containing, by the census of 1861, 531 inhabitants, and 2929 acres; on thebanks of the small river Peover, which divides the hundreds of Northwieh and Bucklow.U miles west from Chelford Railway Station, 3;t south from Knutsford, 8 north.east froniN"orthwich, and 9 north-west from Macclesfield; in the hundred of Bucklow, east division,deanery of Frodsham, archdeaconry and diocese of Chester, North <strong>Cheshire</strong>. Tbe livingis a perpetual curacy, valued at £200 per annum, with residence, in the incumbency of theRev. James Fug., M.A., and the patronage of Sir Harry Mainwanug, Bart., who is alsolord of the manor_ The Chapel is an ancient brick building, consisting of nave, chancel,and two side chapels, with tower, and three bells. There is au Endowed School, withresidence for the master and mistress, free for children of both sexes. .Clergy, Gentry;, &-c.MiDshall William, fanner, New ballEmm J Th E PNewall John, farmererson ohn os~ sq., eover cottage Okel! Thomas Friar, farmer, Bate millFuge Rev. James, M.A., Parsonage houseMainwaring SirR._, Bart., J.P, Peover Plant Edwin, miller, Bate millhall ~'J Reade Joseph, farmerRobinson James, farmerTrade; a'lUi Frofasibns.Rodgers John, farmerActon Thomas, grocer and provision dealer Roylance James, grocer and dour dealerAntrobus William, farmerRoylance John, cattle dealerBirtJes James, farmerSant John, cattle dealerBraeegirdle Thomas, fannerSbatwell Thomas, farmer, Peover heathCash J oseph, farmerSnelson Thomas, beer retailer and sertonClarkJohu, grocerStayley NOah, farmerClark Samuel, farmerStreet James, beer retallerClark William, farmer, Park gateTaylor Samuel, farmer, Long laneClifi John, shoemakerThorley John, carpenterCMPeter, shoemakerThorley Robert, carpenterCross Mark, farmerToft George, farmerCromp Samuel, master of Endowed School, Tom~on William; farmer, Dalry farmand postmasterTomlinson Thomas, farmer, School farmCrump Mrs. Anna, schoolmistressWainwright John, farmerCurbisWy William, blacksmithWain.wright Mrs. Sarah, farmer.Davenport Edward, farmerWIlkinson Henry, farmer, Free greenDrake Mrs. Betty, fanner, Grotto house Wilkinson John, farmerEden Joseph, tallor aDd draper'Williamson Joseph, millerFoden Thomas, wheelwrightGriee Joseph, farmerFree School---Samuel Crump, master; Mn.Hewitt Mrs. Margaret, farmerAnna Crump, mistress.Hobson Joshua, farmerHoughtoD Edward, tailor, assistant overseer Fost OtJice-Samuel Crump, pes_.and income tax collector Letters from Knutsford arrive at 1Jaekson Henshaw, farmer, Whitehouse a,m. in summer, and 1.80 a.m. in win·Johnson Catherine ., Whipping Stocks" inn ter; dispatched in summer at 5.45 p.m.,Leech Mrs. Sarah, farmer, Free greenand in winter at 5.15 p.m.SNELSON is a township of Rostherne parish, in Macelesfield union, contalning, by thecensus of 1861, 87 inhabitants, and 426 acres; 2 miles from Over Peover, and 51t south·east from Knutsford, in the hundred of Macclesfield, North <strong>Cheshire</strong>. The Wesleyanshave a place ofworship here.Gentry;.TTtukS and Professions.Davenport Mr. J amesBarber Thomas, fannerNorbury Mr. ThomasBasford Thomas, farmerHorsJey George B~ Esq.. Snelsoll cottage Culwood J'ames, farmerWillcock Mr. Robort PeelGleave William, fannerII IIIIl'
TABLEY SUPERIOR, TATTON, WILLINGTON. 321Johnson James, farmerNorbnry Miss Eli2abeth, shopkeeperRobsoD. Job, farmerReed J ames, shoemakerKnowles Peter, farmerNorbnry Mr. ThomasKey E •.A., farmer \ Whitlow Mrs. Hannsh, farmerTABLEY SUPERIOR, or OVER TABLEY, is a township in Rostbeme psrish,Altrinc.hsm union, containing, by the census of 1861, 490 inhabitants, and 2659 acres; 6 milessouth-west from .Altrincham, 6i north-east from Northwich, and 2 north-west from!mutsfor
..:.:32_2__..,..;..B..:.O_'_N_D_O_K'_'.--------_JBOWDON.BOWDQN is a parish eomprising the townships of AGDEl>
BO\VDON.The interior is lighted with gas; four polished brass coron", ofeight lights eacl1 are in thenave, one in each of the transepts, one in the chancel, three in each aisle, and one in theDllnham chapel, of six ligt:ts each. The restored church contains 1164: sittings, exclusiveof the private ac::ommodatton of the Earl of Stamford and Warrington, being an increaseof359 sittings added to those of the ancient church, 311 of which are wholly free andintended for the poorer classes. The entire cost of the building, and the works in' con.neetioD therewith, has been £12,37116$. 7d., exclusive of the sum of £1748 10$. Od., whichwas allowed by the contractor on account of old materials. Of this amount £150 wasgranted by the Diocesan Church Building Soeiety, £210 by the Incorporated Society forthe building and enlarging of Churches, £521 125. Od. was contributed by strangers, and£11,4:1:1155. 5d. by resident parishioners, or persons owning property in the parish. Thechurch has also been further decorated and furnished by the private liberality of individuals.The general contract was taken by Mr. Samuel Delves, of Altrincham, the woodcarvingwas by Mr. Woods, of Manchester, the oak screens by Mr. Tolnice, of London,the gas corona!, and other ornamental iron and brass work, with the vall.es on the tower,by Messrs. Hart and Son. Mr. \V. H. Brakspear, of Manchester, was tile architect, underwhose superintendence the whole of the works have been executed. There is a school,which was endowed by ~fr. Edwaril Vawdry, in the early part of the seventeenth century,with £4 per annum: it is now conducted on theNational system for children ofboth sexes,and infants. There is also an excellent school at Seaman's Moss, which was endowedont of the fnnds left by Thomas Walton. in 1754. There axe some extensive charitablebequests for the poor of this township. The Wesleyans have a handsome chapel, whichwas erected in 1857. The Earl of Stamford and Warrington is lord ofthe manor.CLERGY, GENTRY, AND PRIVATE RESIDENTS.[Those marked thus C*) have their placesof business at Manchester.]Ashton Mr. Abraham Hilton, Bowdon valeAlexander Josias Bracken Canning, Esq.,The PrioryBall Mrs. Hannah, Church BankBall The Misses, Rostherne view, WestBank*Baistone Mr. Henry Kenway, Stamford rd.Barker Iv!rs. Robert, Vicarage lane~Bax.ter Mr. James William, BollingwortbHouse, Blackfield lane*Becks Mr. Henry, Rostberne view, WestBankl!J:Behrens ~f:r. Louis, West hill:Bell .n.Ir. James, Albert squareBenson Mr. Davis, Langham roadBerry ]"fiss Esther~ Sunny BankBickbam Spencer Heur)", Esq., Goss field,Green walkBoardman Mr. Joseph, Bowdon valeBoaruman Mr. Thomas, Richmond place,Bowdonroad'Boden Mr. Edwin, Beech mount, LanghamroadBOWler Mrs. William The ValeBoyer Edward, Esq.,'The Oaks, StamfordroadBradburn Mr. John, Highlield Cottage,Ashleyroad*BBakspear Mr. William Haywaro, Yewauk, Langham road*Binghardt Mr. Erancis, HighBank, Greenwalk, Bowqon*Carlisle Mr. John, Fir Bank, Rosehill*Challen Richard Jones, Esq., Green walk*Claxk Mr. George D, Laurel Mount,RosehillCliff Mrs. Ann, Park hill, Bowdon road.*Clough John, Esq., Rosehill terrace'Collins Mr. Edward, Richmond hill
324 BOWDON."Geldart Mr. Thomas, 4, Rosehill*Gibson Mr. William, South Bank, Rosehill"GiIlibrand Mr. Philip, Sonth Bank, Rosehill"Grafton Mr.Joseph"Gri1lln Mrs. Samuel, Bank place, Stamfordroad*GrundyMr. Corn.lius Willes, Laurel bank,Stamford road"Guest Mr. James, RosehiU terrace"Hall Mr. William, Sunny bank, StamfordroadHampson Mrs., 2, Richmond hill*Hancock Mr. WiIliam, Stamford road*Hardwick Mr. Richard, South Bank, Rosehill*Harwar Mrs., The Vale"Harwar Mr. Richard, The vale-Heald Mr. Nicholaa, Brunswick House,Bowdon road*Heron Mr. John Spear, Richmond hillHeywood Mrs. Frances Elizabeth, AlOOrtsquare- Hodgkinson Mr. George, Sandiford House,Stamford roadHowden John Augustus. Esq., Church BankHughes William, Esq., RosehillHulme Rev. Samuel (Methodist New Connexion),EnvilIe Cottage, Green walk"Hurst Hanry, Esq., SummervilIe, Bowdonroad-Ireland Alexander, Esq, Oak terrace,Stamford road*Jackson Mr. Edward, West view"Jackson Mr••Joseph Henry, Holly Bank,Stamford roadJackson Mrs. Mary, Heath Cottage, StamfordroadJackson The Misses, Bowdon vale-Jacoby Mr. Ernest, Westbourne House,Bowdon road*Kemp Mr. Alexander, Highfield, RosehillKelldrick Mrs. Ann, Laurelbank, Stamfordroad*Kingsley Mr. John, AlOOrt square*Labrey Mr. Beeby Bowmen, SunnysideCottage, Stamford road-LamOO Mr. Jobn, Church Bank-Law John Henry, Esq, Woodlands. Greenwalk-Leigh Mr. William, Oak terrace, StamfordroadLees Mr. George Henry, Green bank, Rosehill-Lings Mr. William Harrison, Park hill,BowdoDl'oadLord Mrs. Mary, Stamford roadLomas Miss Sarah, Sunny bank, StamfordroadLowe Mrs., Oak terra
BOWDON. 325Simpson Charles, :Esq., Motley bank, Southdownroad.Simpson Mr. Edward, Rose hill.Sidebotham Mr.James Clegg, Green Bankhouse, Ashley roadSkinner Miss Elizabeth, Albert squareSkinner Mr. William, Albert squareSmith Mrs. Henry, Oak terrace, Stamfordroad'Smith Mr. William, Bank place, Stamfordroad.Sowler John, Esq.• The Firs, Bow-dl)n rd.-Standcing Mr. John, Th. Firs, Rose hill-Stead Richard, Esq., The Oaklands, BowdonroadStow Mr. 3eorge, Rose hill.Swinburn Charles, Esq., Heald bank,Laogharn roadTaytor Miss Sarah, Bayfleld, Stamford rd.Thomas Miss Louisa, Stamford road-Thompson Mr. Thomas, Hea1d bank,Langham road'Trenbath Mr. Robert, Albert squareTurner John, Esq., Vale House, BowdonvaleWainwright Rev. Frederlck, B.A., curateWalker John, Esq., Church bank-Waller Mr. Thomas, 1, Stamford road*Warburton Mr. Richard. Shepherd's laneWarburton Mrs. William, Grove House,West bank*Watterson Mr. William Craven, Southbank, Rose hillWelsh Anthony, Esq., Hil,ston House,Green walkWhipp Mrs. Ellen, Oak terrace, StamfordroadWhitehead Mrs. Hanna.b, Sunny bank,Stamford road-Whi'tall Mr. James Wi1liam, Stamfordvillas, Stamford r~ad*Wilbraham Henry, Esq., South bank,Rose hill*Wilkinson Mr. John Yeardley, Laurelmount, Rose hillWl1liamson Mrs. E. M., Culcheth New Hall,Ashley road'Wood Mr. Edward, Green Bank house,Rose hill-Wood Mr. George, jun., High bank, GreenwalkWood Miss Mary, Enville house, Green'walkWood Mr. Wi1liam, Oakfield cottage,Stamford road'Woodcroft Mr. Rufns, Albert square*Worthington Edward, Esq., The Thorns,Rose hillWorthington The Misses, Rose hillWorthington Walter,Esq., Yew bank,Vicarage lane*Ynle Mr. George, West Hill houseTRADES .AND PROFESSIONS.[h. signifies private residence.]Albinson Charles, stonecutter, Bowdenrd.;h. Church viewAlbinson ~James,Church viewsexton., apartments,Allen Mrs. Elizabeth, lodgings, Rose hillBaekhouse James, collector of local andgovernment taxes, 1, Bell place, Stam..ford roadBailey Mark, boot and shoemaker, StamfordroadBellemy William, tailor, apartmenti3,Langham roadBrierley J ames Booth, coachjoining Post Officeoffice, adBroady Mrs. Elizabeth, lodgings, LowerBowdonBrowne Mrs. Martha, lodgings, StamfordroadBrown Samuel,Stamford roadlodgings, Laurel bank::,Buck Thomas, joiner, apartments, Sunnybauk, Stamford roadCarter Mr. Elizabeth, laundress, StsmfordroadChambers Mrs., ladies' seminary, Laurelbank, Stamford roadClough :Mrs. Jane,joiner and builder, Stam..ford road, apartments, Church viewCrossley George Jonas, professor of music,and organist at St. Margaret's, Laurelbank, Stamford road .Evason Hugh William, National schoolmasterFaulkner J"oseph, shoeing and generalsmith, Church laneForster ReV'. Wm., academy, ViviAn houseGiles Miss Frances Elizabeth, taney repository,Stamford roadGilmour Archibald, ~agings, EUgherBowdonGoodier Mrs. Martha, farmer, Street head.Goulden Barbara, shopkeeper, VicarageIn.Goulden William, farmer, Bow greenGratrex J"ame., lodgings, Rose Hill terrace
Greaves Miss Jane, ladies' school, Rose hillGresty J ames, market gardener, apartments,Langham roadHall Mrs. Ann, farmer. Vale viewHampton. Miss Elizabeth, apartments,Green bank, Bowdon roadHampson John, day school, SouthdownRoad cottage, Lower BowdonHardie Miss Martha, dressmaker, and registeroffice for servants, Stamford roadHenson Miss Jane, apartments, Rose hillHobsoD Thomas, farmer, Bow GreenRoward Miss Mary, "StamfordArms" mn,Bowden roadRoward William, farmer, Vale viewHowden J011O Augustus, surgeon, ChurchhankHunt Mrs. Edward. seminary, BDse hillHunt John, "Griffin" inn, and BowlinggreenJackson George, coffee-house, Church laneJ ackson Sarah, grocer, and Po,t-office receivingho"se, Stamford roadJohuson Miss Mary, lodgings, Oak terrace,BoWDoN.ISlDithMilry, lodgings, Lower BowdonSmith Sarah, milkseller, Vicarage laneStone Martin, lodgings, Stamford roadSudren James, boarding school for youngg~ntlemen, South Downs. (See ad,,,_tl$ement)Thompson John, boarding school, BelfieldHouse, Rose hillTurner Miss Sarah, apartments, .Alma Cottage,Rose hillWalker William Davenport, farmer, Bow_don mossWarburton John, farmer, Lower BowdonWarburton Mrs. Sarah, lodgings, GreenWa!k cottageWeston Mrs. Rachael, apartments, Snnoybank, Stamford roadWilliamson Mrs. E. M. and Dorrington MissKate, ladies' seminary, Culcheth NewHall, Asbley roadW'mkley Stephen, shoemaker, Vicarage In.Stamfordroad.I Local Board tif Heo1tlt-George BDbillS'01l,Johnsou Samuel, lodgings, Laurel bank, , chairman' Richard A. W burtoStamford road ,ar I1,Jones Ebenezer Lloyd, master of tbe Bri- Edwi;' Beden, J:,~n Carlisle, Spencertish School, Oak terrace, Stamford road H. BlCkham, William Howard, John.Kendrick Miss Mary, ladies' boarding and RobinsOD, Alexander W. Mills..day schoo~ Laurel bank, Stamford r0"4 s licitor-Wi!liam Edward LycettKirk Thomas Henry, professor of mUSIc, 0 •and organist of Parish Church, Spring Treasurers-Messrs. Cunliffe, Brooks, & Cobank. Clerk-Henry Service.Lamsden Mre. PhOlbe, mistress of infant r> , .. _ J B khschool vOu.octor- ames ac nrst.Leicester Charles, grocer, lodgings, Park The Board meets monthly, the last Mooviewday in the month, in the School llilom, at 1Marriott Miss Elizabeth, apartments, o'clock p.m.Sunny bank, Stamford roadMeiklejohn Jobn Miller Dow, M.A., boardingschool, Rose hill. (See advertisement)Monksman Miss Sarah, lodgings, Laurelbank, Stamford road*Morgan Henry Charles, agent, apartments,Dudley house, Bowdon roadMorriseD Peter, farmer, Grange farm, Vi...carage laneNerbury Thomas, farmer, Bow greenOrmshaw Mrs. !!ary, lodgings, The ValeOwen Joseph, plumber, painter, and plasterer,Church lanePimlott Samuel, gardener, fruiterer, andshopkeeper, Langham roadSe..ice Henry, parish
ALTRHWHAM.327ALTRINCHAM.ALTRINCHAM, or ALTRINGHAM, is a township and thriving market town in theparish of Bowdon, and the union to which it gives its name, containing, by the census of1861 6628 inhabitants, and 657 acres; in the hundred of Bucklow, east division of thedean~ry of Frodsham, archdeaconry and diocese of Chester, North Oheshire; 7 miles northfrom Knutsford, 7 west from Stockport, ll~ east from Warrington, 8 south.west from:Ma.nchedter, 25 from Liverpool, 80 from Chester, and 193 from London. Situated in amost delightful part of the county, having the advantage of railway communication inevery direction, and adjoining the township of Bo\vdoD, one of the most fashionableretreats of the Manchester merch;mts, Altrincham is a rapidly improving town, the populationhaving nearly doubled durIng thelast t.wenty years-the returns in 1841 being only3312. The principal business streets are Railway Street, George Street, aDd ChurchStreet; the township extending from Broadheath on the north to Peel Causeway on thesouth, adistance of nearly twO miles. The Town Hall is a. spacious brick building, in theMarket Place, in the lower portion of which the butter market is held; and the upperportion is used for the ma.:,&ietrate-s' meetings. court leets~ and other public business: themagistrates hold Petty Sessions there every Tuesday, which is also the market-day. TheManchester SouthJunction and Altrincbam Railway have twostatiODS here--the.A.ltrine~ham station for good$ and passengers, and the Bowdon sta.tio~ for passengers only; andthe Warrington and Stockporti line has a station at Broadheath. The Bridgewater Canalalso passes through the north end of the town, thus affording water communication withall parts of the country.The extensive market gardens with which this conntrr ahonnds afiOrd the principalemployment to the labouring classes, and from their proximity to Manchester have everyfacility for disposing of the produce.. The Altrincham carrots have a world~wide fame,being the principal in request with every farmer throughout the kingdom.By charter, 18th Edward I., Hamon de Massey, lord of Dunham, the then lord of themanor, obtained leave to hold a market here on a Tuesday, and a fair for three days, onthe eve, the day, and the morrow of the Feast Of the assumption, and granted a chartercreating Altrincham a fre~ borough, which has DOW become Obsolete; but in consequenceof a yearly payment of £5 (which was exchanged for land of the same ..alne) having beengranted to the mayor of Altrincbaro at some remote period by the lord of the manor, amayor and other officers are stUl annually appointed at the Michaelmas conrt leet, bntthey possess no magisterial or municipal functions,-the mayor's duty appE'aring to beonly that of receiving the rent of the land, which contains 13a. lr. 20 p., and producesabout £80 per annum, \vhich is usually expended in dinners, &c., at the courts leet, butthe illuminated clock and the drinking fountains in Market Squar~have been erected outof the funds. The lands are now vested in the Trustees of Charities, with a view to theirappropriation to some more useful purpose in the town. A Local Board of Health wasformed in 1851, which is composed of nine members, who hold the:ir meetings montWyatthe Town Offices in. High Street. The Altrincham and BDwdon Literary Institution is a.handsome b~ilding, in Well Street, containing an excellent library and reading room,which is supplied with the principal papers and periodicals of the day. The Directorscontemplate an enlargement of the building, which is intended to include a lecture room,51 feet by 35 feet, at a cost of about £600, and subscriptions amounting to nearly £400have already been promised.The Church is a plsin brick edifice, in Chnrch Street, dedicated to Saint George, whichwas erected in 1199, and enlarged in 1858, and again in 1861; it has accommodation for~~ut eleven or twelve hundred persons. A new church, to be erected in Ashley RoadIS ID contemplation. The living is a perpetual curacy, valued at £340 per annum, withr~sidence,in the iDcuOlbency of the Rev. George London, M.A., and tI:e patronage.of theVlear of Bowdon. The Jubilee National Schools, for boys, girls, and lDfants, with housefor the ~aster, adjoin the chnrchyard, and wer~ er7"ted in 1860, in.the piaceof the oldones, which were erected to commemorate the Jnbilee of the late King George ill. The
328 ALTRINCHAM.Congregationalists, New Connexion, Primitive Methodists, Roman Catholics, Unitari",~and Wesleyans, have each of them places of worship her~, with ~undaySchools attsobed.The schools for boys and girls in Ashley Road, and tor infants ID .Albert Street, are inconnection with St. Margaret's Church. Dnnham Msssey. The British School is held innew and spacious premises off Ashley Road, which were erected by subscription in 1860at a cost of£2500. The Earl of Starnford and Warrington is lord of the manor. '.-CLERGY, GENTRY, AND PRIVATE RESIDENTS.[Those marked thus (*) have their places.of business at Manchester.]Alcock Thlv. Henry (Catholic), H, New st.-.AlIen Mr. John. Oldfield HallAndrew Mrs.) 8, Sandiway.Antrobus Mrs., 5. Clarendon avenue.Andrews Mrs. Sarah. Sandiway place*.Armitage Mr. WilIiarn, Townfield HouseAtberton Miss, The Laurels, 72, '1he DownsAtkinson Mrs., 40. Sandiway place~Bailey Mr. Balph, 8, WeJliDgton placeBalshaw Mr. William, Islington ·street*Barlow Mr. Robt. Adeane, 54, The DownsBarns Miss Georgina, 44, Sandiway placeBarrow Mr. Jalm, Norman's placeBarratt Samuel, Esq., High Bank*Bateson Mr. Richard, Mount House,George streetBeard Thlv. John Relly, D.D., WoollamHouse, Starn!ord roadBennett Robt. William, Esq., Norman's ptBentley Miss Jane, Higher mount-Berling Mr. Rawlinson, 4, Woodland terrace,Stockport road*Berrey Mr. FredericHope, Hawthorn bank,Starnford roadBlackburn Mr. Samuel, 56, New streetBlesse Thomas, Esq., Temple Lodge, StamfordstreetBlesse Thomas Torkington, Esq., TempleLodge, Stsmford streetBowden Mr. George, 72, New street*Brimelow Mr. James, 3, Wellington placeBrindley Mrs. Charles, Norman's placeBroadhent Richard, Esq., The Oaks, DunhamroadBrownell Mr. Robert, Barrington roadBurn Mr: Richard, 74, The DowDsCalverts Mrs. Mary, 31, Ashley road*Carver Mr. JohD~ Groby place, DunhamroadChambers Mr. Fredelick .Tames, 45, ChurchstreetCheetham Mr. J ames, Woodland view,Stockport roadCheetham Mr. Thomas,S, Mill terraceChurch Mr. William, Norman's placeClarkeMrs. Mary, West Cottage, 78, TheDowns*ClearyMr. Edwd.,Lower.mount, 8sndiwayClegg John, Esq., J.P.. High street*Close Mr. John, Olarendon avenueCluly Miss Mary, Hale readI-Cockrane Mr. Vernon, Lower mount,SandiwayCorbett MrS., 6, Lime groveCreery Thlv. .Andrew McCreight, BoA.(Unitarian), elarendon avenueCrosfield Mr. John, Groby place, DUIlhamroadDavenport James. 36, New street*Devine Mr. Henry, 5~ Lime groveDyson Mr. Thomas, 1, Lime grove*Evans Mr. Henry, Hawthorn bank, Stam·ford road"Everard Mr. Henry William, Mill HotlSe,Stsmford road-Fierz Mr. Edward Henry, Stsmford VllIa,'\ Starnford road*Forshaw Mr. Thomas, 2, .Ashley road*Forster Mr. Joseph Binyon, Spring bank,I, Stockport road},'owden Matthew, Esq., Stamford .treetIFoy Mr. John, 66, New street•Franghidi Mr. S., Mount pleasant'Fuliarton Mr. John Alexander, GlObyi place, Dunham road! Gardom The Misses Sarah and Catherin~j 89, New street[ -Goodier Mr. John Latham, ClarendonavenueGregory Rev. Benjamin (Wesleyan~ 3,Clarendon avenue*Gregson Mr. Jas. Shepherd, Norman's pL-Haddon Mr. James, Groby place, DunhamroadHague Thlv. William (Independent), l~WeIlington place-Hall Mr. John, Groby plsce, Dunh~m rd.Hand Miss Mary, The Mount, SandiwayHardey Mrs., Grove bank, Stockport road-Hartley Mr. Peter, Birch House, Dunbamroad-Heap Mr. Thomas, 3, Woodland Stockport road*Heathcott Mr. Robert, 40, The Downs .Hethorn John, Esq., Upton House, Sandi·w~ ."Hill Mr. Geor"e, Higher mount, Sandiway
:S:odgson Mrs. Sarah Ann, The Woodlands,Bank streetIIodgson Mr. John, Haythorne Villa., Stam.ford roadIIolland Mrs. Sarsh, Sandiway House:S:oIIand Mr•• Elizabeth, 1, WoodIand ter·race, Stoekport road-:S:olt Mr. David, M, New street. Hope Miss Lydia, 66, The DownsHough Mr. Hy., Mount pleasant, SandiwayHoward Mr. John,16, The Downs':S:oward Mr. Wi1liam, 1, Osborne .place,The DownsHnlhert Mrs. Mary, Brook bankHullcy Miss Elizabetb, 32, The Downs·Hulme Mr. George, 24, Lloyd streetHunter Miss Mary, 91, New streetIncledon :Rev. Cbarles P., M.A., Church st..Jaekson Mr. Edward, 46, The DownsJ aekson Mrs. Eliza, Ashley roadJaekson Thomas Spencer, Esq., Springbank, Aahley road'Jeffree Mr. Henry Edward, Woodlands,Barrington road"'Jones Mr. Thomas, 85, New streetJoyoson Edward, Esq., J.P., Downs Cottage,The DownsALTRINCHAM.•Joyoson Thomas, Esq., Downs Cottage,The DownsJoyoson Peter, Esq., Downs Cottage, TheDownsKirk Miss Ellen, 38, New streetKirkbank Mrs. Marl' Anne, HigbfieldHouse, Dunbam road.Kni s. Martha, New streethomas, Esq., Higb streetMr. Thomas lti1ey, Church streetLignum Edward, Esq., 79, New street'LiDgs Mr. J ames, Wood Cottage, StockpertroadLondon :Rev. George, incumbent of St.George's Church, The MountLupton Mrs., 1, Mill terrace'Lyon Arthur Wentworth, Esq., OakHouse, Dunham road'Mabley Mr. William Tudor, 3, Hale road,Ashley roadMaewllllam :Rev. W. B.. (Independent), 3,Osborne place, The DownsMarsden Mr. Thomas, The Elms, Norman'splace'Marsh Mr. William, 29, Ashley roadMason Mrs., 5,WeiliDgton place, TheDowns~Massey Mr. Thomas, 83, New street*Merriek Mr. Josiah Newman, Heath bank,Barrington road'~ck1em Mr. John Henry, .Albert lodgeMills Mr. David, 14, The DownsMort Mrs. Hannah, Church street.Moverley Mrs. Dinah, 82, The Downs*Muir Mr. Alexander, BarriDgton road"Neroutsos Mr. George Demetrius, 1, AshleyroadN~wton Mrs.George, 70, New etreet·Nleho~lilliiimDevereux,E.q.,3,Highsto329Norria Samuel HOlker, Esq, Dunham roadOkell Mr. Thomas, SandiwayOliver Mrs. Dorah, 13, Hale ra., Ashleyrd.Palfrey Mrs. Ann., 4; SandiwayPalfreeman Mr. Robert, 68, New street'Parker Mr. Charles Frederiek, 14, Sandiwayplace.'Park~ Mr. William Henry, High bank,SandiwayPartington Miss Sarsh, 10, SandiwayPatchett Mr. John, 2, Osborne place, TheDowns .PilliDg Mr. Charles, Norman's place*Pons Mr. Peter, 52, New street. Poole Miss Sarah, 6, Market place'Pope Mr• .Albert James, 74, New streetPorter John Smith, Esq., George street·Pownall John, Esq, High bank, Sandiway*Profit Mr. Henry, 1, The Downs .Raingill Mrs., 28, The Downs:Rensbaw Charles Jeremiah, Esq,M.D., 10,TheDowns*Rei.d Mr. .Alexander, Ellesmere Lodge,Barrington road*Rhoades.Mr. Wi1liam, Barrington roadRidgway Mrs., 38, Sandiway place .Rigby Mr. John, son., 2, Lime Grove'Rigby Mr. John, The Mount, Sandiway .Rogers Newcome, Esq., 52, The Downs,Royle Mr. James, 3, The DownsRoyle The Misses Mary and Elizabeth,Norman's placeSayers Mr. Christopher, Barrington road .*Sedgwick Mr. Edward, 2, Woodland terrace,Stockport roadSbakeshaft Mrs. Sarah, Grove batik, StockportroadSbarples Mr. John, 19, Hale road'Shaw Mr. John, Barrington roadShelmerdine Mr. Robert, George streetShooter Charles, Esq., Chnreh streetSimpson Mrs. Elizabeth, Barrington roadSmith Miss Emma,· 6, Clarendon avenue,Stoekport roadSmith Mr. John, 36, The DownsSouthern J ames, Esq., Barrington roadStarkeyMrs. Edward,Parkfie1d, TheDownsStreet Miss Grace, 1, WelliDgton place*Street Mr. James, 34, Tbe DownsSnmner Miss Catherine A. S., 16, Sandi·way place*Tindell Mr. Arcblbald, 62, New street'Toase Mr. Edward Dowdney, Clarendonavenue ."Turner Mr. George, 64, New, streetVarley Mrs. Maria., Barrington road'Waddington Mr. George, 5, Hale road .Walker Miss Mary, Lark bill, 49, Aahleyrd.Walton Mr. Thomas, 4, Claiendon avenueWarren Miss Mary Ellen, Victoria. street .Watson Edward, Esq., Springbill, TheDownsWatts Mrs. Joseph, 11, Hale road'Weaver Mr. Richard Thomas,· Orchardbank, Stockpert "oad ..
330 ALTRINCItAM,We,ton Miss Elizabeth, 11, Hale roadWhitlow Thomas, Esq., The DownsWilsOl1 Danie~ Esq., 27, AShley toad*Winstanley Mr. John,.4, Woodland view,. StoCkport road. .Worthingtol1 Miss JiIaty, IDgh streetWo.od Mrs. Jane, St. Jatnes'sterrace, Bar.nngton road'Woodcoek Mr. Alon:!:o Bnol1aparte Or.chard bank, Stockport road ''Wroe Mr. Fredenck, 50, The DOwl1sTRADES .A.ND PROFESS!ON8.[h. Signifies private residence.]Ackerley Henry, gYocer and flour dealer, Bazter Geo.• coach and oilinibus proprietorStockport road; h. Yew bankUilicorn yard, and fliiIeral fUl'iliihe/Ackerley & HensheU, milliners and dtapers, Market place '36, Gearge street Beatty Patrick, /ti"eellgrocer. Geilrge street.A1dcroft JOliieh, shopkeeper, 27, Church st. 'BeIlilett Robert WiJliam, solicitOr, lior.Alcock Mrs. Mary Ann 1draper, hosier, and man's place. and at Manchesterhaberdasher, 8, The DownsBitkby Samuel. pltunber, I, John street.Allen Thomas, refreshment rooms and Blackshaw Charles, boot al1d Shoemakerhotel, Bowdol1 BtatiOll 3, Market place 'Amery Wilham, letteieartiet and basket· Blease Henry, shopkeeper and beer tetililermaker, 10, Victoria street Victoria street 'Ardm John, beWhei, 89, GeOTg
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-332 ·ALTRINCHAM.Dutton Samuel, boot and shoemaker,19, " Greaves John, veterinary surgeon, ChurchDenmark streetstreetFallowes Samuel, apartments, 10, Welling- Greenwood William, agent to-the Earl oftou placeStamtord, 43, Churoh streetFauows Miss Mary, apartments, 60, Downs Gregsou Miss Frances Anne, Bowdonplace . ~ndergarten Sohool, Norman's p!aeeFarrington James, blacksmIth, George st., Grlee Hannah Gee, beer retailer, Broad.and beer retailer. Market placeheathFaulkner Miss Mary, dressmaker, 15, Grundy Mrs. Elizabeth, milliner hosier:Chapel walk. &c., 18, Railway street ' IFauIkner Thomas, groeer, provision dealer, Hadfield Airs., chimneysweeper Georrre stand beer retailer, Railwa.y street Hardy John, carter, 67, New st~eet I:) •Fenton Elijah, glass and china dealer, 83, Hough Mrs., apartments, Ashley roadGeorge streetHall William, stationmaster, BroadheatllFerris Mrs. John C., milliner and straw- Railway Stationbonnet maker, 34, Railway streetFletcher Charles Jmarine store dealer, MossHampsQn Jaho,Broadheathhay and stra.w dealer'laneHampson William, grocer, 1, SandiwayFletcher Charles, jun.,broker, George street Hardey John, general draper, 45, George st.Fleteher lIfary, pawnbroker, Market place Hardy Joseph, "George and Dragon"Fleteher Mrs. Margeret, milliner, 82, George Sandiway ,streetHarl~y Joseph, chimneysweeper, 8, Well st.Fleteher Rowlaud, cabinet maker and up- Earnson John, butoher. 8, Railway.treetholsterer, 34-, George streetFleteher Wi11iam, hairdreaser, 26, Lloyd st.Harrison Thomas, greengrocer and shopkeeper,6, Stamford streetForest John, grocer, and ale and porter Harrison \Villiam, grocer and beer retailerdealer, Stockport road 11, Chapel walk 'Foster Miss, ladies' school, Holly banks, Harrison William, photographer, George at.10, Donn's place Harvey ~!rs., apartments, 48, The DownsFoster John, blacksmith, Wen street Hatton Mrs. Mary, apartment., 58, TheFowden Matthew, solicitor, and agent to the DownsClerieal, Medioal, and General Life As- Henshall the Misses .Alies and Elizs.surance Office, Market place milliners and strawbonnet makers, 34,Fox Miss Hannah, cook and confectioner, New street41. George street Hill Ewin, wine and spirit merchant, Ra.il-Farness Thomas, hairdresser and tobac- way street and George street· conist, 6, George street Hill Thomas, chimueysweeper, Police streetGuside James, boot and shoemaker,New street9, Hillkirk Roger, farmer and beer retailer,BroadheathGarner Richard, butcher, 28, George streetGaskarth Isaae, Thomas, and Joseph, wineHobson George, saddler andharness maker,92, George streetand spirit merchants, Market place Hollingworth James, butcher, 11, Lloyd st.Gay John Maydwell, managerand collector Holmes William, hairdresser, 10, L10yd st.to the .Altrinoham Gas Company, Hale Bolt Jeremiah, tailor, 14, John streetmossHoIt J ohu, dock and watchmaker, GeorgeGerrard Mrs. Elizabeth, boot and shoe streetwarehouse,53, George streetHolt John Henry, stonemason, Mill place,·Gibbons Abraham, boot and ehoemaker, Stamford road· and milkman, 9, Chapel walk. Holt Robert Dickinson, linen and woollenGibbons Miss Elizabeth, dressmaker, 13, draper, hosier, &c., Metropolitan House,Chapel walk92A, George streetGibbons Isaac, lettercarrier, and glass aud Holt William Henry, ohemist and drnggist,china. dealer, 13, Chapel walk.93, George streetGibsoD. William, coal. merchant, Altrincham Holt Robert Dickinson, draper, George st.· Railway StationGillibrand Jefl'rey,wheelwright,BroadheathRough Joseph, carrier, John street; h. Il,Ashley roadGoodall Benjamin, agent, Market place Roward Mrs. Emma, grocer, 41, Victoria.Goolden William, draper, hosier, glover, &c., street14, Railway street Howarth Mrs. Hannah, apartment~ 30,Gordon Thomas, nai1maker, 7, Chapel st. The DownsGrange Mrs. Helen, chemist, drnggist, and Hughes Edward, chemist, and agent-to theseed merchant, Market placeLanoashire Insuranoe Company, MarketGrant Hugh, dealer in seoond-hand elothes, placeFolies street Hnghes and Co., cleaners and dyers,· 49,Grantham Juseph, briek1ayer, IslingtQn st. George street
BughesRalph oidham, dyer,&c., (firm of'lfIighes and Co.), 49, George streetHnlbert Thomas, farmer and flour dealer,Brook farm, Stamford road .JIutchinson Edward, chemist and druggist,10, The DownsInee IIa.ll Coal Company, wharf; Broadheath;office, 26, The Downs-W. H.Barrow, agentIneledon Rev. Charles, M.A., StamfordHouse School, Church streetIrlam William, blacksmith, King streetJenkinson AarOD, beer retailer and carter,26, Islington streetjepson William, printer and stationer, 16,Railway streetJohnson George, baker, flour dealer, andbeer retailer, 11, Lloyd streetJohnson James, designer, St. James's terrace1Barrington road.Johnson John and Thomas, saw and bonemills, and timber merchants, BroadheathJohnson Thomas, timber merchant (firm ofJohn and Thomas Johnson), h. BroadheathJanes John, nurseryman, Manchester road;h. Oldfield roadJones Joseph, shopkeeper and beer retailer,Police streetJanes William Trevor, joiner and builder,Stockport road; h. 13, Well streetRennerley Edwin, llllIXket gardener, Chapel,streetKelsall and Sumner, ale andporterbrewers,·maltsters, and wine and spirit merchants,Market place-brewery, George streetRel,all John Astle, liquor merchant (firm, of Kelsall and Sumner), 18, Sandiway pI.Kenworthy Wm., beer retailer. Market pI.Kenyon Henry" plumber, painter, andglazier, 24. The DownsKing Miss Georgiana, mistress of St. Margaret'sInfant school, Albert streetKinaey Henry, butcher, 5, Market placeKinsey Peter and Co., grocers, 81, GeorgestreetKnight Mrs. Martha, day school, 81, New st.Knight Thomas Riley, bank manager,Church streetLanclett J olin, slater, 10, John streetLatham Henry, joiner and builder, AltrinchamStation; h. Deansgate laneLe~h Mrs., dressmaker. 9. Wellingtpn pLLelgh Thomas, agent to the BridgewaterTrustees, Broadheath _Laig!> Thomas, shopkeeper, BroadheathLeWlS John. apartments, 22, The DownsLeyland Charles, cooper and basketmaker,61, George streetLomas Henry, baker, New street .Looker M.rs., ladies' seminary, Springfieldhouse, Stockport road~r,d William, greengrocer, George street=Georg0nMrs. Eleanor, smallware dealer, 57,e streetALTRINCHAM. 338Marshlin ;robn, snb-editor ofthe "Altrinchamand Bowdon Guardian" newspaper,22, Church streetMarsland Samnel, "Stamford Hotel," 3Railway street'Martin John,boot and shoemaker, 6, HighstreetMatthews Thomas, baker, 13, Church st..Mayor Samuel, plnmber and gasfitter, 9,George street. (Se. advertisement) ,Mellor Thomas, grocer and baker, BroadheathMethuen Miss Louisa, apartments, 56, TheDownsMil1s Messrs. J oseph and William, boot and. shoemakers, 5, Church streetMil1s ;roseph, shoemaker (firm of Josephand William Mil1s), and clerk of St.George's Church; h. 5, Church streetMilnes Jno.,:fishmonger, poulterer,fruiterer,and game dealer, 1, Ashley roadMitchell James, tailor and draper, 67,George streetMitchell The Misses, ladies' seminary, 5,High streetMorris Thomas, c.a.binet maker and uphol~sterer, 12, Railway streetMort John Shelmerdine, linen and woollendraper, hatter, hosier, glover, and undertaker,~ent to the Phamix Fire andPelican Life Insurance offices, 36, ChurchstreetMoult William, shopkeeper, 112, Georgestreet ,Mulligan Miss 1\{ary, sma.llware, toy, and. fana.r repository, 24:, Railwa.y streetNappier ?\.:Irs., day sahool.. 18, The DownsNeild Edward, cabinet maker (firm ofStark"y and Neild); h. George streetNicholls Wllliam Devereux, solicitor, clerkto the Magistrates, the Local Board ofHealth, and secretary t the Gas Company,High streetGates John, greengrocer and fruiterer, 90,George streetOkell Matthew, wheelwright and smith, 31,Church streetOrmrod John, shopkeeper, BroadheathOulton John, butcher,26, Railway streetOwen John, shopkeeper, BroadheathParkes William Hill. linen and woollendra.per, silk mercer, hosier, hatter, &c.,2, Market place, and at StretfordParry George, milliner, 95, George streetPartington Thomas, grocer and baker, 2,New streetPanlden William, chemist and druggist,Post Office place ,Pearson and Broach Mesdames, millinersand dressmakers, 10, High streetPearson James, beer retailer, Stamford st.Pearson James, coal and slate merchant,Broadbeath; h. Stamford streetPearson Mrs. Margaret, gardener, 20, Lloydstreet
lSpPe>lrSO!) Tbomas, $QPl>ee~ tuld beerreWler, Moss lanePearson William, shopkeepe~ and peerretaUer, 3, Ifllington Btre~tPeckitt Thomas, glass, china, and earthenwaredeal,er J 22~ Railway street·Percival John, tailor, 4, George streetPelTin The Misses Annieand Mary, circulatinglibl'aj:y and fatlcy repository, 10,Raih'3Y streetPier80n Mark, solicitor's clerk, and agentto the A1bertand Medical Life AssuranceCompany, Brookfield !louse, Stamford rd.Filling James, boot and shoe.maker, 17,Chapel walkPixton John, toWl) crier and Shopkeeper,Denmark streetPlant John, shopkeeper and ginger heerma11ufa.ctur~,88, George streetPollitt aenry, leBBee of slaughter-houses,Egerton terrace, Stockport roadPollitt WUliam, butcher, 29, George streetPorter John Smith, solicitor, and registrarofthe <strong>County</strong> Court, George streetPotter James. boot and shoemaker, 41,George streetPotts Williarn, wheelwright, Sandiway; h.Oldfield road .Powell Mrs. Msry, apartments, 36, TheDownsFo\VnallJohn, SUl'geol;l,High banlc, SandiwayPowns11 Mrs.Mary, shopkeeper, 23, Wellst.Priestner James, furniture broker, 77,George streetPriestner Jas., shopkeeper, 23, Islington st.Priestner Josepb, furniture broker andqabi!)et maker, George st1:'eetPriest!)er Willlilm, wheelwright and smith,Moss lanel'ritehard Edwin, commercial traveller, 2,Wellington placerrocter Thoroas, dyer, 3, Asbley roadRace Mrs., apartments, 9. Hale roadRamsden John, line!) dra~, Railway st.Rawlinson The Misses Mary and Phoebe,dressmakers. 41 JAshley roadRedferu Miss Lucy Aun, milliner, 38, TheDownsRee\"cs Jobn, commissio!l agent, 3, John st.Reeyes Miss Mary, smallware dealer, 5,AshleyroadReIlshaw Charles Jeremiah, M.D., surgeon,10, The Dowl)SRenshaw John, plumber and psmter, 8,Church street .Rey!)olds J oh!), trunk maker, George streetRichardson John, schoolmaster, GeargeStreet schoolsRichardson John, tailor, BroadbeathRicbardson John, tailor and shopkeeper,22, Lloyd streetRichardson Mark, tailor, 11, Denmark st.Richardson, Raebuck a!)d Co., privatetelegraph oflioo, Bowdo!) Station, Rai!wllYstreetRidgway J. 0., cler!>, &.1>.diwayRiley Ben, ssddler and harness maker I,Market place .,Riley WilJiarn, lIJ1a!l(1 Rave!)\le olllwStsJnford street .,Roberts TheMissesAnn OI)dJOI)e,llli11iners,13, Du!)ham roadRpberts Chas., beer retailer, 43, Victoria etRoberts William Thomas, SeedslUllJl andflopst, 4, Stamford street .Robertshaw Benjm., clogger, 24, Geo~ge stRabi!)so!) Thomas, hoot and shlleU1aker, ~;George street .Rabinso!) Thomas, furnishing OI)d gOl)eraJ (;!iro!)monger, whitesmith, locksmith, llIldhellhanger, ti!)plate and zin.c wormbrazier, &"':., Church street . IRobinson Thomas, gardener, Well streetRogers Newcome, surgeon, 52, The DownsRayle George, joi!)er a!)d bJ;lilder, 4, New .t.Rayle John, grocer, and bottled ale & pomrdealer, public weighing machine, TheDownsRayle Mrs., apartme!)ts, Oldfie1d !aIleRayle Samuel, "Downs" hotel and postinghouse, and cab proprietor, Railway streetRyde John and Co., lime merchants, llIldcement a!)d plaster manufacturers, Al.trincham Statio!), Stockport ros
Southern J ames, solicitor, 34, Church st.Sonthern J obll, baker and flour dealer,Chapel streetStreet James, "Woolpack" inn, Railwaystreet; h. 34, The DownsStreet John, joiner and cabinet maker, 13,Lloyd streetStreet Joseph, "Roebnck" inn, 22, Victoria.streetStuart Geo, tailor and draper, 95, Geargestreet'" Sl1ID.uer .tames, liqnor merchant (firm of, Kelsall ahd Snmner), h. Yew bank,.Stoekpol1i roadSwingler William, baker and confectioner,98, George streetTaylor Cbristopher, bilker and shopkeeper,28. Islington streetTaylor Edward, veterinary surgeon, 13,George street _ .Tbompson Philip, tailor and draper, Georgestreet .Tborley Peter, bookkeeper, 60, The DownsThornely Geotge, sa.ddler; and clock and:~ watchmaker; 26, Ohurch streett Thorp James and Co.~ coal merchants, andr agents to the Buxton Lime Company;1 Stamford road-S. Smith, agent'I' Timperley Thomas, pork hutCher, 73,George streetif Tange George, shopkeeper, 3; Paradise st.f Tounson Tbos. We1ch; dispensing chemist,36, Railway streetI ! Tnrton Isaa.c, surveyor to the Local Board· ofHealth, assistant overseer and assessorof taxes, 14, High street• Turner J oseph, clerk, Ellesmere terrace,! Broad heathITurner Joseph, B.A" Grammar SChool,.. George street- Turton William; house agent; and collector· Qf local rates and government taxes, 14,· High streetVern~nThomas, shoemaker, Broad heathWalker Jam";, brazier and tinplate worker,96, George ~treel;Walker. James, coal agent, BlackleyhurstCoal office; 19, Well streetWalker John, greengrocer, George streetWalker Tho'., greengrocer, 5, Chapel walkWalker W-illiam, butcher, 2, Church streetWalleyJoho, agent,: Rose cottage,Asbley rd.Walley Samtj.el, agent to the Silkstone CoalCompany, and to John Ryde and Co"Rose cottage, Asliley roadWalto?, Charles lWwiu'th, plumber audglazier, 27, George streetWwaltou Sarah, shopkeeper, 44, ISlington st.8.1ton William, stationmaster, BowdonRail , way StationALTRINCHAM. 836Warburton Miss Alice, milliner and dressmaker,12, John streetWarburton Elijah, market gardener, SiamfordroadWarburtonRichard,stonemason, 25, ChurchstreetWa.rmiSbiLln J oseph, bricklayer, WellstreetWa.rmiSham William, butcher, 100, GeargestreetWarren Samuel, grocer, 36, Gearge streetWarrington James, plumber, painter, andglazier, 97, George street .Warringto:n ThOmas; joinerimd bUilder; 41,Denmark streetWaterhouse J ames,beerretailerandrefreshmentrooms; Stock-port road.Waterhouse Joseph, designer, Church streetWatkinson Isaa.c, nailmaker, 57, Chapel st.W~~~~~ Is~, greengrocer, 87, Georgest.Weetman John, bookkeeper, 15, John streetWeetman Robert, tailor, Islington streetWettoD James, greengrocer, 11, Church st.Whitehead Geotge; grocer, 46; l.'hapel st.Whitlow Thomas, solicitor, The DownsWhite Geotge, provision dealer and beerre",ller, 7, Chapel,walkWhite Henry, provision dealer imd beer/ retailer; 2, Islington streetWhipp J ohh, "Malt Shovel" inn, Well st.Wilcock Thomas, family grocer and Italianwarehouseman, 32, Railway street. (See. advertisement)Wilcoelrson Mrs, Matilda, apiu'1iments, 20;The DownsWilde William Knowles, milliner & draper,Post Office place ,Williams and C""dwell,joinersandbiillders,Church streetWilliamsoil Peter; ftirIiishiDg and generalironmonger, bellhanger, tinplate worker,&c., 6, The Downs. (See advertisement)Wllson Charles, railway guard, 3, Woodw~~~'d;~rge, beer retailer, well StreetWilson Josepli, boot aiid shoemaker, 12,ViCtoria. streetWilsoii Jo$eph, townmissloi:i.iu'Y, 3, MossIn.Wilson Samuel, hat manufacturer, 102,,George street. (See iii!vertisement)Wood ~ri.d _Co., iron fOtiriders, Elesmerefoilndry, Broadheath, (S", advertisement)Wood Peter, grocer, baker, and provision.dealer, 91, George street .Wood Solomon, shopkeeper, 4, Well streetWoodall Robert, farmer, Broad heamWortbington John, tailor, 7, Church streetWright John, stationer, paperhanger, andnews agent, 93, George street_Wright Samuel, joiner and builder, 48, Newstreet and Norman's place
_33_6A_L_T_R_I_N_C_HAM __•J.INFORMATION OF PUBLIC MEN AND INSTITUTIONS I'CONNECTED WITH THE TOWN AND COUNTY.iPOST OFFICE, GEORGE STREET.JOHN BALSHAw, postmaster.First arrival of Letters from all psrts, at •••••••••.•••.•.••.•• 1Second srrival of Letters from all parts, at I ,Letters to all parts (Jirst dispatch) ......Letters to all parts (second dispatch) ..,Bo"CLcSES.10 45 a.m.730 p.m.6 0 am.S 45 p.m.DEPARTUB.E!DELIVERyCO:ID4El{CEs'.7 0 a.m.4, 10 p.m.:Sm.."D.A.Y.OF MAlL. I .One dispatch11 0 am. ! only, at 8 p.m.8 0 p.m. ! Box closes! at 7.30 p.m.Box at BOWDoN closes at 10.30 am~ and 6.55 p.m.; on Sunday at 4.30'p.m. only.Box at 'I'rnPERLEY closes at 10.30 a.m., and 6.55 p.m. ; on Sunday at 4.30 p.m. only.Box at ASBLEY closes at 5,45 p.m., and at BOLLlllGTON at 6 p.m.-No dispatch fromthese places on Sunday.Box at HALL B.A:IU
J ! Iii".;jIII~At.TRINOHAM.PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS.'Agricultural Society-Henry Balshaw, hono-Irary secretary.<strong>County</strong> Constabulary, Police station - Ser- Ijeant Edward Aston, officer in charge.<strong>County</strong> Court Office, 11, George street-JohnWm. Harden, Esq., judge; John SmithPorter, registrar ; Robert Stevenson,high bailiff; Cbas. Balshaw, bailitf.The district comprises the followingplaces:-Agden, Altrincham, Ashley,Ashton-upon-Mersey, Baguley,Bexton,BollinFee,Bollington,Bowdon,Carrington,Dunham Massey, Fulshaw, Hale,High Leigh,Knutsford Inferior, RuutsfordSuperior, Marthall (with LittleWarlord),Mere, Millington, Mobberley,Ollerton, Partingtoo, Pownall Fee,Rostberne, Sale, Tabley Superior, Tatton,Timperley, Warburton, Wilmslow.Fire Engine Statio" Town yard, High street-Police SerJeant Edward Aston,superintendent of brigade. -Gas Compang's Office, George street; Works,Hale Moss-W. D. Nicholls, secretary;John Maydwell Gay, engineer andmanager.Horticultural Society-Henry Balshaw, hon.secretary.Inland Revenue Office, "Unicorn" hotelWilliam Ball, collector; Robt. Richardson,stlpervisor; Wm. Riley,ojIieer.Literarp ImtitutUm, Well street-JaxnesMitehell, librarian.Lloyti!s Hospital and ProvUknt Dispensary,Lloyd street-R.Broadbent,consultingsurgeon; R. Senior, A. Ransome, T.T. Bl!"'Se, and C. Shooter, surgeons;William Paulden, dispenser of -medicines;William Turton, collector ofBubscriptions.Slaughter Hous"" Stockport road-HenryPolle~t, lessee.S/Q:mp Office, at thePostoffice, George street-John Balghaw, sub-distributor.Town Hall, Market place-Willlam GreenWOOd, toll collector.Town Offices, 16, High street.Waterworks Company (North. Ch",hire),114, George street-Eo W. Bennett,secretary; 1;!enry J3fll"l"att, superintendentand collector.WITHPu.nLIC OFFICERS NOT E~"'UMElUTEDPUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS.Assessors and OollectClT"S 0/ Income and ..4.s...sessed Tazes-Isaac and Wm. Turton.AsSlSlant Overseer and Rate Collector-lsaacTurton.Ckrk to the Union-John Barclay Cutter,Ruutsford.Inspector of We~ghts and Measures-GeorgeOswald ~drews, superintendent ofPolice, Lymm.TTPUBLIC SOHOOLS.British School, Ashley road-EbenezerLloyd Jones, master; Miss Mackerith,mistress.St. George's (Jubzlee)-John Briggs,master;Miss Martha Gutridge, UJistress.St. Margarees (Dunham Massey), .Ashleyroad-Charles Twiss, master; MissElizabeth Powell, mistress.Roman Catlwlic, Newstreet-Miss MargaretWalters and Miss Jane O'R
338CARRIERS.Bridgewater Trustees, per canal to all parts-Thomas Leigh, agent, .Manchester-Josh.Hongh,from own house,Ashley road, to "White Hart," Shudehill, daily; William Shaw, from ownBAGULEY, CARRIl\G-TON.house, near the Post Oif.ce,.Bo·Ndon,.. to the ".Wellington" stables, Highntreet, daily.Northwich-J'osh. Hough, from own hous~\-l·IiAshley road, every Friday. \BAGULEY is a township of ·Bowdon parish, Altrincham union, containing by thecensus of 1861, 611 inhabitants, and 1769 acres; in the hundred ofBucklow, }i[o~th Che.shire, 2 miles north-east from Altrincharn. A ne\v church 'Was in contemplation for thisdistrict, and the foundations were prepared for the purpose, but in consequence of the Idemise of the late Samuel Brooks, Esq., it is feared that it will have to stand over forsome time. A new rail\vay station will be built on the ~ale road, .as t~e line now forming Of·from Stockport to Timperley passes through the townshlp. The BaptISts have a plsoe of (worship here. Thomas William Tatton, Esq., is lord of the manor.Olergy, GentMJ, and Private Besidents. Gresty James, farmerGardom Mr•. Jane, Heber cottage 1 Hollinpriest John, farmerHelsby Mr. Richard,. LodgeHalt John, wheelwright and smithJackson Mr. James The MoorJackson John, farmerMarsland Mr. Robe~t, Mount pleasant : K!nsey Jo:e~h, "Royal Oak" and farmerStones Mr. Josiah, Lily banki Kiusey William, farmerOrrell Mrs. Mary, Baguley housei Lama>: Mrs. Esther, blacksmithI Lowe Osmand, shopkeeperTrades and. Pr'!fessions. ! Marsland Robert, farmerAdshead Thomas, farmerI Marsland Samuel, farmer.Aldcroft Isaac, blacksmithi Marsland William, farmer, Bagnley hallAtkius Richard James, farmer, New hail I Massey William, farmergreenOsbaldeston William and John, farmersBrown James, farmer, New hallPearson George, farmerColeman George, farmerRenshaw Mrs. Ann, farmerCookson Sarab, farmerSavage William, farmerCoombs Peter, market gardenerWoods!! Betty, farmerCrowther Thomas, farmer, Baguley moor Woodall John, farmer, Floats hallDarbyshire James, farmer and corn millerDarbyshire Thomas, market gardener Letters through .Altrincham, which is theGresty George, farmer, Floats lanenearest money order office.CARRIN'GTON is a township of Bowdon parish, .Altrincham union, containing, by thecensus of 1861, 521 inhabitants, and 2333 acres; in the hnndred ofBncklow, east divisionofFrodsham deanery, archdeaconry and diocese of Chester, North <strong>Cheshire</strong>; 4 mile.north-west from Altrincham, &! from Manchester, and 11 from Warrington, on the southbank of the river Mersey, which divides it from Lancashire. The meadow land in thistownship, and the adjacent ones of Partington and Ashton, is submerged from the Mersey,by sluices for that purpose, during a portion ofthe year, which has the effect ofrenderingit very prodnctive. The Church, or chapel-of-ease, dedicated to SI. George, is • smallbrick building, consisting of nave and aisle, ,vith turret and bell. The living is a per.petnal curacy, valned at.£400 per annnm, in the incumbency of the Rev. George HeroD,M.A., and the patronage of the Earl of Stamford and Warrington, who is also lord of themanor. There is a good school for children of both sexes, which has a smail endowment.Clergy and. Gentry.Collins John, farmerHeron Rev. George, M.A., incumbent Collins Peter, farmerHollingworth Jesse, Esq. D"!"e John, joiner ..Leigh John, Esq., M.D.Dame Peter, farm bailifi'Oldfield John, Esq.Daine Peter, jnn., farmerWinterbottom Rev. Edward, BA., curate Darbyshire Mrs. Jane, farmer •. Greenhalgh :Miss Sarah, mistress of N.·Trades and. ProfessIOns,tional school.Astbury John, carrierHardman John, farmerBJinston Miss Sybel, shopkeeperHewitt George, farmerBrown James, farmerHollingworth Peter, farmerBrown James, shopkeeperHalt Charles, corn dealer and farmerBurgess Samuel, basketmakerHulme James, gamekeeperCollins Mrs. Hannah, farmer!kin James, shopkeeper, miller, and fanner
DUNHAM MASSEY. 339],{ason Sa.muel, agent:Moore Thomas, bricklayerNewton Richard, farmer, AckersRoberts John. "Blue Bell"Robinson John. shopkeeperTaylor Robert, farmer, Booth heyUnsworth Thomas, farmerWalkden WilIiam, farmer, The Hall farmWhitehead. Charles, National schoolmasterWhitehead J"ames, boatman and shopkeeperWhitelegg WilIiam, farmerWright )'lrs. Ann, farmer Broad oakWright John, tailor 'Wright Thomas, blacksmithYates Peter, boot and shoemakerPo.,! Office, Ashton-upon-Mersey. -Postmanfor Carrington and Partingtonleaves about 8 a.m., aild returns 3 p.m.-Ashton-upon-Mersey is the nearestmoney order office.DUNHAM MASSEY, with the hamlets of OLDFIELD, SnroEllLA..'ID, and WooDlrousEs.DUNHAM hfASSEY is an extensive township, in Bowdon parish, Altrincham union,containing, by the census of 1861, 1535 inhabitants, and 3470 acres; in the hundred ofBuek!ow, deanery of Frodsham, archdeaconry and diocese of Chester, North <strong>Cheshire</strong>,2! miles from Bowdon Station, and 3 sout~-west.from Altrincham. The living is a perpetualcura.cy, valued at £80 per annum, lR the Incumbency of the Rev. John KingsleyM.A., and the patronage of the Earl of Stamford and Warringtou. The Chureh, whichwas consecrated on the 13th June, 184:5, is situated on the road from Knutsford toAltrincham, and was erected at the expense of the Earl of Stamford and Warrington;it is dedicated to St. Margaret, and eonsists of north aud south aisles, trausepts, chancel,a.nd 11 lofty nave, lighted by clerestory windmvs; it is in the perpendicular Englishstyle, ''''ith a noble tower, surmounted by an elegant spire, with flying buttresses. Thetower contains a magnificent peal of ten bells, the largest of which bears the followinginscription :-,. As queen of queens. Victoriarei~: And mayher subjects loyal beI t:it as queen o'er Music's straiD.s.As mine!-we dwell in harmony,"The district comprising the eccleiiiastical parish of St. Margaret extends from the churchto Bowdon lodge, thence by the Altrincham and Chester road to Lower Houses in Oldfield,and contained, by the census of 1861, 4569 inhabitants, and 865 inhabited houses.There are excellent schools for children of both sexes and infants, which were built uponland presented by the Earl of Stamford and Warrington, who is lord of the manor.DmllL\M M.l.ssEY H.l.LL, the seat of Earl Stamford and Warrington, is a handsomequadrangular building, in the midst of a. splendid park of upwards of 400 acres, wellstocked with deer, and containing several fine sheets of water. The House contains afiue collection of magnificent paintings by the old masters.OLDFIELD is a hamlet of this township, containing an Endowed Free School for theinstrnction of fifty children of Bowdon, Dunharn, and Altrincham.SnmEJU..l.ND and WOODHOOSES are also hamlets of this township;Olergy, Gentry, and Private Residents. 'Eildes Mr. J"oseph, Beech lawnFinnie J"ohn, Esq., Bowdon lodge[Those marked thos (*) have their places 'Fleming Mr. Hugh, Beechfi.eldofbU5iness at Manchester.] *Gooddy Mr. Edward,4, Hall bank, TheDownsAndenon Mr. Robert, Witney terrace, The *Graftou Mr. Joseph Smith, BeechfieldDowns 'Hall Mr. Theophllus Dwight, M.A., 2,•Armitage Mr. Tiba, 6, Higher Downs Peel terrace, The Downs'Binyon Mr. Alfred, South bankHerbertRev.ThomasMartin, (Independent),'Boult Mr.. Arthar, Holly bank, The Downs Witney terrace, The Downs .'Burgess Mr. Samuel, The DownsHeywood Mr. Wm., The Hall farm-house*Capdevielle Mr. Domingo, Beech bank *Horsfall Mr. William, DUDham mount,~oward :1>1r. Ed.-ard, 7, Higher Downs Dnnham roadCoward 1fr. Thomas, 8, Higher DownsCrosfield Mrs. Elizabeth, 3, Hall bankJackson 1m's. Frances, The Downs•Jackson Mr. FrancisMarris, 2, Hall bank,Crossley Miss Mary, Park cottage, TheDo,vnsThe Downs'Jackson Mr. l!'rank, 2, Hall bank, The'Cuflley Mr. Alexander D., Albert terrace,The DownsDownsKingsley Rev. J"ohn, M.A., incumbent andCulIey Mrs., The Downssurrogate, St. Margaret's roadEdelsten Mrs. Amelis, Beech mount *Leese Mr. Joseph, Glenfield, Dunharn rd.*Evill Mr. Arthur, M"yfieldLeigh M:rll., Peel terrace, The DoWlll
540DUNHAM MASSEY.~Mackenzie Mr. Willia.lIl, Beechiield, TheDownsMagnall Mrs. Martha, 5, The Downs~M..,.kenda1e Mr. John, Dunhain hall farmMsssey Mr. Richard, Oldneld bank"Mawson Mr. Joseph, Witney terrace, TheDowns ."Meek Mr. George, South bank"Mel!and ~fr. William Edward, RacefieId*Mills Mr. Johli, Tborrtfield, The Downs"Milne Mr. Francis, SI. Margaret's roadMilDe Mr. J., BeechneId~Moss Mr. James, OIdneld cottageNaylor Mr. Bepjamin Denn.isonNewton The Mis8es Margaret, :Mary, andElizabeth, Dunbam. town*Ollivant Mr. John, WoodvilIe, Stamford rd.Payne Artbur Frederick, agent to the Earlof Stamfordand Warringto", The ParkPerkins Mrs. James, Dunbam town'Philippi Mr. Edward, Park gate, Dunham .1BannisterThomas, market gardener, W~housesBarker Mrs" manufacturer of infanta'preservative, Hall bankBrace/p-rdle James, Iilarket gardener, Sin_ \derlandBrancroft Henry, market gardener, WoodhousesBroady William, fa.rmer, Dunhatn townBrown :Mrs. Ann, housekeeper, The HallBurns James, shopkeeper. WoodhousesCarter Jcho, farmer, Sinderland (Chantler Jas., wheehVright~ Dunham townClare Peter, farmer, SinderlandClare William, farmer, Birch house, Sin.deriandClarke George,: blacksmith, Dunham townCla.r:ke James, builder and brickmaker,WoodhousesClarke Samuel, joiner and builder, Wood.housesroad .. f Clarke Thomas~ "Crown and Anchor,"Powel! Mrs~ F.ranees, Racefield, St. Mar- I Woodhouses .garet's road ..Clarke William, farmer, WoodbousesPowell Rev. Tbomas Wade, M.A., curate of I Clayton Samue:!, farmer, Dunbam townSt. George's, Altriricham, Darley grove, Collins JaIm, market gardener, OldfieldStamford road' Dale ~Irs. Elizabeth, farmer, SfuderlandDavenport John, farmer and market gat.dener, SinderlandDavenport Jobn, miller, BoIlington millDa;wson Hugh, market gardener and farmer,SinderlandDawson Josepll, farmer, SinderlandDawson ~!oses)marketgardener andfarmerRansome .Arthur, Esq" B.A., Peel terr~,The DoWnsRichards Mrs', .A'bnelcl, Dunham town*Roscoe Mr. 1\faxivel! Archibald, Downscottage"Rycroft Mr. Jolni, Oakfield, Tbe Downs*Schloss Mr Sigismlind, Osborne villa,Stamford road~Sparks Mr. Andrew, Park farm, OIdneldStamford and Warringtou, Tbe Right Hon.George Harry Grey, Earl of, lhe Hall,Dunham park ,*T!lompson Mr. Josepb, Beech grove, TheDowns*Travis Mr. Henry, Devesdale cottage,TbeDowns*Tunder Mr. Frederlck S., Highfield, TheDowns*Walker Mr. J ames, The Firs, OldneldWalker Mrg. Martba, Holly house, W60dhousesLucy, :ri1artlili, aildWalker n't MissesELanriah, 1Voodhouses·Water. Mr. Edw'iIi Hnghes, WoodviiIe,Stamford road .*Watts Mr. Joseph, .Albert sqiliireWatson Mr. Jas., Grove house, The D'ownsWilson Miss Ann, Park view*Wood Mr. Edward, Peel terrace,DownsTheTrades and Professitms.Adams Adam, draper, Dnnhmrl townAllen 'I'ho~asl farmer, SinderlandA1len Williani, beer retaller, Silider1aridASllley Wi.Illitin, gainekeeper, Oldtield laile,·Dunha.lIlBalmer'Mrs., iiiarket gardeiier, SmderlandSinderland .'I Dawson :!-frs., farmer, SinderlandI Dawson William, farmer, Sinderlandi Drinkwater Mrs., farmer, Oldfield; Farnworth Jobn, farmer and market gat.I dener, The HallFaulkner Thomas, market gardeIior andfarmer, Siriderland .Fletciler Mrs. Ann, shopkeeper and farmer,WoodhousesFIetche-r George, farmer, WoodhousesFletcher John Bray, farmer, Dllriham townFletcher Joseph, market gardener, OIdfieldFletcher Thomas, assistant overseer andrate collector, 'VoodhousesGraham Samuel, farmer and market gar.dener, Black brows, SinderlandGreaves Joseph, farmer, Old fieldGibbons James, market gardener, Barnslane, Woodhouses .GibbCin Thomas, shopkeeper, WoodhonsesGrime John, boot and shoemaker, SinderlandHall James, farmer, SinderlandHardwick John, apparitor, Oldfield .HarriSOll John, beer retailer, WoodhonsesRigsoD Henry, market gardener, SinderlandHolgate Chas.) statiorimaster, .WoodhonsesHalt John, farmer and bric:kmaker, Dnn·ham to'vnHolt Joseph, farmer, Woodhouses .Holt Samuel, farmer, Dwiliani town1II'l-r
JIolt William; IOdgiil~,W6MhousesHoward samueI, farmer,. Dairy famj,. SinderlandHulme Peter, farmer, Dt:ii:iham to,wn _JIulme SainL. market gardener, Sinder1itiIdJob Mrs. Catherine, lOdging's, WhitneyterraceJones John, nnrsery and seed!iIIia.n, OldfieldlaneJones Richard, sen., farmer and marketgardener; DunhaIri toWliJon.es Richard, jnn.j farmer and marketgardener. Dunham town "Lafubden The Misse. Jane and Ang'elina,ladies' school, Park viewLambert S"amuel, taiior, SinderlandLingard William, beer retailer,. Dttiihariitown . _Marshall Mrs.; aparlfnents~ Wi~ney terraceMarslandJames, farmer, OldfieldMorgan Johnj farmer,. SinderlandMaroon George, farmer; Ma:rior h&U.Se,Woodhouses . ~Newton Martlti; T,vo Gates farm, OldfieldNewton !l-!artiri, sheriffs' officer for Lanca.shire. and <strong>Cheshire</strong>. and Salfotd courtbailiff, and farmer, Two gates, OidfieldNewton \Villiam, farmer, Dunham town .Noden John, farmer, The Green, SinderlandOtilton: Mrs. CatheriJie,·lodgings j TheDo\VDSPearson James, farmer, The Green,. SinderlandPearson John, farmer and market gardener,OldfieldPearson William, market gatdener andfariner, Sihderland .. _Pennington John, faiDier, WoodhousesPriestner George, farmer, OldfieldPriestner Herii'y; farmer; Brook leys~·Srn..:derlandPriesthet James, market gar:dener andfarmer, Lower houses, SinderlandPriestrier William, farmer, Lower hoiIses,SinderlandRansome Arthur, RA., sUrgeon, peelterrace, The Downs .Ray The "Misses Maty and Ellen, ladies'sc1J664 Harefield, The Downs:El:ALE.RichardS6i>. J am.~, i_er, Woed.h6ilSesRoscoe Maxwell Archibald, arehitect andsurveyor, ~urveyor to the Earl of Stamford,The DoWnsShaw John, nurserymanSmith George, carpenter, Dunham tovrnSmith dames-.. mag'ter of Seama.n 9 s MossEndowed "'Mol, Oldfield ""Sparke,; Mrs, Andrew', farmer, OldfieldStanbank ThomaS, farmer; SiiiderJandStubbs John, lilarket gardener,. OldfieldStubhs Samuel, market garde1\er. OldfieldTidsley Thomas, briekniaker,. WoodhonsesTimperley Mrs. Eliza, market gardener,SinderlandTimperley Mrs, Fr3:tiee's; farmer, SinderiandTimperley lames, flti'fuer, Woodcote, Sin..derlandTimperley James Hardy, farmer, Sinderla:ndTimperley Johil. farme", OldfieldTimperley Samuel, fariner, SitiderlindWainwright ISaac; shOpkeeper, DifuJlam, towni Warburton Mrs. Eliza" n1i1rket gardener,OldfieldWarburton Josephj'fifmer, Dunham townWareham Georg'", market gardener, Wood_housesWells -"-, boot and shoemaker, WoOdhousesWilliams Jolm, joiner aDd In!ild.,, (firm ofWilliains and Caldwell), h. Shepherd'sc-ottlige_Wright Mrs. dames, I: Bay-Malton" inn,OldfieldYarwood Willia:tn, wheelwright, Woodhouses--"&i1lt Mar9aret's Churck-~v. dohn Kingsley,M.A.; iriclIlilbent.Independent Chapel.Girb? Free School, Dnnham town-MissHazlehurst,- mistress.Endowed Sckodl,- Seaman's' moss'-"JamesSiriith; toaster.kALE is a tQ\\'nsmp hi BoW-don pansli, Altrinehai:n i1Iiion, contaiJiing, by the censusoflS61, 1160 inhabitants, and 3679 acres; in the hiiDdfed ofBu~ltlow, deanery of Frodsham,archdeaconry arid diocese of Chester, North Chesbire; 2 miles south-east fromAltrineham, .7! from Knutsfofd, and 10' from !IoIahcheste~. It. adjoins Bowdon lordship,and from the new roads, which were laid out by the late Mr. Samuel BrOOKS, and theIlumerous villa residences which are being built, it will. no doubt, ere many years havepassed, form a suburb to Bowdon. RiIigway Church, which has been tho,roughly refitted,and the wind9ws,.13 hi miinber, filled with stained glass, was re-opened for divine serviceon ~he .~~tt: Jiibe last.. The liying is a ilerpetual curacy, yalued at £112 pe~ ~~D~m. wit~reslde~~e, In the incumbency of the Rev.. Henry Barnacle, M.A" and the patronage of!.Qrd Egerton. Thefe is also a school for ebildren of both sexes.,~:E :BARKS is a hamlet o'f this township, in which the post·of!ice is situate, whereformerly stood the Tithe Barns for the neighbonrhood-hence its name. The Earl ofStamford and Warrington is lord of tJie ttillnor. "
342 HALE.- ----','"Clergy, Ge:ntry, and Privale Residents.[Those marked thus (*) have their placesof busine,s at Manchester.JAldred Mr. Peter, Hale cottageAyllil'e lIlr. Oliver, Long laneBailey Mrs. Sarab, Hale barns-Balshaw Mr. John, Peel crescentBarnacle Rev. Henry, M.A., incumbent,The Parsonage, RingwayBarton Mr. John, Hale lowe-Bellhonse Mr. Wainwright, Hale lodgeBurrows Miss Elizabeth, Willow bank,Peel causeway*Booth Mr., Long laneCaldwell Mr., Long laneClark Mrs. Ann, Broomfield houseClarke Mr. Richard Bradshaw, Shea laneCluley Miss Mary, Long laneDarbysblre Mrs. Jane, Laburnum terrace,Peel causeway, HaleDrnmmond Mr. Thomas, Long lane*Duckworth Mr. Christopher, Long lane*Foster Mr. John; h. Willow bank, Peel IcausewayGoolden Miss, Davenport's greenHague Mr. Charles, Long laneHigginson Mrs., Long laneHolt Mr. Charles, Willow bank, Ashleyrd.Johnstone Mr. Robert, Hale mountKirkley Mr. James, Hale bankLawson Mr. John, Peel causewayLawson Mr. Tbos., Ashfield, Peel causeway*Liebeg Mr. liarl, Long laneLeather Mr. Peter, Hale lowe*Lomas Mr.' R. U., Long laneLong Mr. Peter, Hale barns~McConnelMr. Thomas Ho The· Carrs*Marsden Mr. Robert. Long lane*Marsden Mr. Samuel, Willow bank, Peelcauseway*Parkinson Mr. Timotby, Warburtongreen'Parry Mr. Thomas M., Ford bank;ls.Pascoe Mr. \Villiam, Long lanePlatfoTd Mr. John, Long lanePowel! Mrs. Mary, Peel causeway- Reid Mr. John, Ashley heath*Rowley James C., Esq., Prospect house*Rushton Mr. George Henry, Holly bankSmith l1rs.l\fary, Peel causeway1JSmith Mr. John Taylor, Long lane'SykesMr. Albert, Willow bank, Ashley rd.Ware Titus Hibbert, Esq., Hale barns gn.Whinfield Mrs. Ann, Peel cause,vay, HaleWoodbead Mr. Alfred, Well greenTrades and Professions.Aldcroft James, blacksmith and postmester,Hale barnsAmery Geo., basketmaker, Peel causewayAxdern Mrs. RIleD, farmer, Hale barnsArdern John and William, farmers lHalebarnsAshton Solomon, farmerAshton Thom.s, farmer, MeanwoodBa,,"Uely George, fanner, Hale barns 1Baguley Mrs. Man., "EgertonArms" anablacksmith, Ringway ,Bailey Mrs. Sarah, farmer, Hale barnsBarber Thomas, farmer, ~gwayBarton Thomas, shopkeeper, .ArlingslallgBateman Thomas, coal dealer, Peel C.....way StationBayley Joshua, hoot and shoemaker,Ea,toelaneBerry James, grocer, baker, assistant Over.seer, and rate collector for Hale town.ship, Peel causewayBerry John, joiner, builder, and sbopkeeper ~Peel causeway , IBlease Wm., blacksmith, Hale Barns greenBOlll'Ile Mrs. Mary Anne, apartments, Wil.low bank. Peel causewa.yBracegirdle James, farmer, Dob laneBracegidle Thomas, farmer, Dob laneBroadburst John, fanner, Castle billBrogden John, farmer, Hale lodgeBrown George, farmer, RingwayBrown John, farmer, Davenport's greenBrown J oseph, fanner, The Osks, Ringw.yBrown Mrs. Mary, farmerBrown Mrs. Mary, shopkeeper, Peel cause.wayBuck Thomas, jun., joinerand builder (firmof T. and T. Buck); h. Peel causeway.(See advertisement)Buckley Thomas, farmer, Hale barnsBurgess John, farmer, Hale greenCbester Miss Mary, dressmaker, PeelcausewayChorlton James and John, wheelwright,and joiners, Ring\~ayCilgrim John, fanner, MeanwoodClarke John, National schoolmaster, HalebarnsClarke Pbilip Frederick, farmer, Eastoe ID.Clayton John, fanner, Ashley roadCollins Joseph (trustees of), brickmaker,Dolphin laneCrasby Thomas, farmer, Barren houseCrosby WilIiam, farmer, Castle hillDavenport Joseph, farmer, Dab laneDavenport William, farmer, Well greenDelany WilIiam, tea and coffee dealer,Willow bank, Peel causewayDitchfield Mrs. Mary, lodgings, Peel ca""wayDodd John, coal dealer, Peel causewayFarrington John, farmer. GarnettsFarrington William, "Unicorn" inn, BalebarnsFaulker Thomas, farmer and commercialtraveller, Wicker houseFoulkes J oseph, farmer, Warburton greenFryer George, cottager, Clough bankGarner Thomas, plasterer, }teel causewayGoodier Matthew, farmer, Bnck hallGoolden Mrs. Ann, farmer, LaythornsGOolden Miss Nancy, fancy repository, PseIcauseway1'I
,rPARTINGTON. 343Goolden James, farmer, Clay houseGoolden Jahn, farmer, The Firs, RingwayGoolden William (executoro ot), farmer,Buttery houseGould Miss Hannah, shopkeeper, Eastoe In.Graham J'ohn, market gardener, Hale greenGresty Hugh, farmer, RingwayHampson Jas., greengroeer, Peel causewayHassall John, farmer, Broad Lane headHelnle Thos., railway clerk, Peel causewayHemming\vay James. contract-or,Laburnumterrace, Peel causewayHobson Joel, farmer, The CoppocksHodson David, farmer, Davenport's greenHolford John, farmer, Broad Lane heathHolt John Charle" builder, Willow bank,Peel causewayHowe Miss SlJsan, apartments~ \Villowbank, Peel causewayHulse Joseph, carter, Peel causewayHunter :Mrs. Martha, apartments, Willowbauk, Peel causewayJackson James, farmer, RingwayJackson Thomas, stonemason, Long laneJackson Thomas and Richard, millers andfarmers, Castle millJohnson John, farmer, Ash farmJohnson William, tallor, Peel causewayKing John, contractor, Peel crescentKrauss Mi85 Hannah, apartments, Rosecottage, Peel causewayLeather Richard Bradshaw, farmer, Bill'scloughLees Mrs. Sarall, "Bleeding Wolf," Motleybank.Leigh Zebulon, farmer, AlderbarrolV, PeelcausewayLowe Peter, farmer, Warburton greenM'Connel James, commercial traveller," Bull's Head/' Hale barnsMarsland Robert, farmer, FirtreeMills John, market gardener, Ashley heathMoore Joseph, shopkeeper ·and corn dealer,Peel causewayPearson Thomas, farmer, Outwood lanePickstone Richard, farmer, BingwayPimlott John, brlckmaker, Hale greenRaingill Dennis, farmer, Pinfold farm,RingwayRichardson Jno., schoolmaster, Peel crescentR!dgway John, farmer, Etrop greenRidgway The Misses, teachers ofmusic andsLuglng, AsMeld, Peel causewayRogerson James, farmer, The FieldsBoyle Henry, farmer, Clongh bankRoyle John, grO"..er, H.le barnsRoyle Samue~ farmer, Hall bankSlmpson Joseph, joLuer and builder, HalebarnsSimpson J oseph, wheelwright and joIner,Easte laneSpencer Miss Lucy, dressmaker, PeelcausewayTaylor John, farmer, Ashley heathTimperley Francis, tailor, Hale barnsTomkinson Charles, wheelwright and joiner,Ho!loway cloughTwiss Charles, schoolmaster, Ashley viewWarburton Thomas, farmer, Hale barnsWarburton William, farmer, Hale tleldWarhurst Joseph,stationmaster, Peelcause..way Railway StationWhalley Messrs. George and James, farmer,Bass mlllWhitehead William, boot and shoemaker,Ringway .Whitelegg John, farmer, Oatwood lane,RlngwayWhittaker Charles, bricklayer and beerretailer, Peel causewayWilcox Thomas, farmer, Hale lowWinstauloy Peter, wheelwright, Hale barnsWood George, farmer, Bank ball .Wood Richard, farmer, Eastoe laneWorBley Mrs. Elizabeth, farmer, Brickhouse, RingwayWright John Henry, brewer and beerretailer, Peel causewayYarwood William, farmer, Roaring gateChurck, R!ngway-Rev. Henry Barnacle,M.A., incumbent.Ma'Mhester, SMtfie/d, and LinC()lnshire llailwayStation, Peel causeway-JosephWarhurst, stationmaster.National &hool-John Clarke, master.Post Office, Hsle barns-James Aldcroft,postmaster. Letters received, per messenger,from Altrincham at 8.30 a.m. ;dispatcbed at 6.25 p.m.. On Sundaysthere is a delivery at the window from8 to 9.30 a.m.; and letters are dispatchedat 9.30 a.m.PARTINGTON is a township ofBowdon parish, Altrlncham union, contalnlng, by thecensus of 1861, H5 inhabItants, aud 803 acres; in the hundred of Bucklow, North<strong>Cheshire</strong>; 4: miles from .Altrincham, 5 from Warrington, and 11 from Manchester, on thebanks of the Mersey, which divides it from Lancashire. TheIndependents and Primitivea;>d Wes~eyan Methodists have places of worship here. The Earl of Stamford and WarnngtonIS lord ofthe manor.. Gentry.Ockleston Thomas, Esq., Millbank ballOckleston Thos.,jun., Esq., MillbankhouseTrades and Professions.Balley John, tailorClerke John, ~lacksmith.I
344 TIMPERLEY.------------------Clarke Thomas, farmerDarbyshire John, farmerDarbyshire WilJ.ia.m, farmerDarbyshire RaIph, farmerDavies Samuel, farmer'ErIam Richard, farmerFletcher Peter, farmerHall WiIliam, boot and shoemakerHesketh Richard, farmerMillatt Peter and J ames, farmersOckleston Thos. and Son, paper, millboard,andglazed board mannfacturers, MillbankPitt John, "WiIliam TV." aud saddler andharness makerPollard George, shopkeeper and farmerRead Mrs. Ellen, farmerRenshaw George, farmerRodgers William, farmerSmith Jobn, boot and shoemakerThnperley Dennis, farmerWalton :Mrs. ~!ary, " Greyhound"Warburton J.ames, farmerWhitelegg Benjamin, taunerWhitelegg Robert, shopkeeper and leatheldealerWorthington J oseph, farmer, Hall farmLe.tters through Cross Street. StretfoldIS the nearest money order office.TIMPERLEY is a 1t>wnship of Bowdon parish, Altrincham union, containing by thecensus of 1861, 1511 inhabitants, and 1628 acres; in Bucklow hundred, eas~ dirlsion ofFrodsham deanery, archdeaconry and diocese of Chester, North <strong>Cheshire</strong>; Itmil.. eastfrom Altrincham, 8t north-east from Knutsford, and 8 south from Mancht;ilter. TlieBridgewater Canal runs through .the towuship, and the Manchester South Junction andAltrincham Railway has a station here. The new line, which is now in progress fromStoekport, and which will shortly be completed, is a continuation of the Stoc!
TIMPERLEY.345J ohnson Mr. William Beckett, Woodlands \bank*Jones Mr. Benjamin, Quarry bank-Johnson Mr. William, Egerton terraceKendrick The Misses A. E. and J., Quarrybank*Xershaw Mr. John, Ellesmere villa_Knowles Mr. Thomas, Clay lane-Lawson Mr. Robert John, Bloomsbnryhouse-Ledward Mr. Thomas, Bloomsbnry lane~gh Mr. John, Holly house, Stockportroad"Loekett Mr. John, Brook bankLowndes Mr. James, Brook Hay cottage-Lyon Captain Alfred, Moatfleld house*Lyon Mr. James, Egerton terrace-MaeMillan Mr. Denis-Marshall Mr. William, Timperley villa,Wash lane-May Mr. James, Brook bank"M1lne Captain Thomas, Addison villa*Molineaux Mr. Bolton, Woodlands bank-Moore Mr. Charles, Holly bank, Thorleylane*Morgan Mr. Thomas, Cardigan lodge,Woodlands park-Miiller Mr. E. W., Laurel grove, Mosslane*Murry Mr. James, Bloomsbury lane-Nickson Mr. John, Woodlands park-Paua Mr. George, Hayes lane"Pilling Mr,'John, Oak cottage, Moss lane*Platt Mr, John, The GroveRadford Mr. Richard James, Clay laneReadsr Mr. James, Vale cottage, Stockportroad'Rowley Mr. William, JacksonSharp Mrs. Mary, Brook side*Sharpe Mr. William, Brook house, BrooklaneSheldon Mrs. Hugh, Oalrfleld, Woodlandspark-Siohel Mr. Julins Frederick, Lark hill,Thorley laneSkelton John, Esq., Picketing lodge*Smith Mr. George, Timperley lodgeSmith Miss, Woodlands bank~Smith Mr. Thomas, Woodlands banklI'Standring lli. Thomas, Timperley villa,Wash lane"Tate Mr, William James, Woodlands park~aylor Miss, Willow place, Moss lane"'Taylar Mr. Samuel, Brook hankTetlow Mr. John, Bloomsbury laneThompson Mrs., Egerton terrace*Thompson Mr. Eward .I., Moss lane-Thomson Mr. Philip, Woodlands park-Tonge Mr. Richard, Timperley hall-Weber Jlfr. Leopold, Bloomsbury lane'Webster Mr. J oseph, Ryefleld houseWebster Mr. Joseph WIlliam, Ryefield cot,tage, Wash laneWhite :Air. John Richardson, I....aurel house.Clay laneUU'TrIUks and Profusions.Aekerley John, farmer, Clay laneAckerley Joseph, market gardener, DeansgatelaneAckerley Wm., market gardener, Back In.Ackerley William, inn., market gardener,Deansgate lane ,.A.ldcroft Thos., marketgardener, Sugar In.Ambler and Brookes, tanners and cu.rri.ers,Brook sideAmbler John (firm of Ambler and Brookes),Brook sideArnold John, stonemason, Bloomsbnrylane.Arnold Uriah, stonemason, Bloomsbnry In.Ashley John, farmer, "Old Hare & Hounds "Ashton Solomon, farmer and cattle dealer,Manor house, Sugar laneBadman George, railway contractor, FourLane ends .Banks George, saddler and harness maker,Four Lane endsBartonThomas Comel, scripturereaderandhon. secretary to the reading room andlibrary, Clay laneBelahaw Robert, shopkeeper, TimperleyBerry John, market gardener, Moss laneBeswick James, market gardener, StockportroadBritIand Robert, market gardener, WashIn.Brownhill James, sen., farmer, Wash laneBrnndrett Isaac, marketgardener, Hayes In.Brnndrett Mrs. Mary, market gardener,Dea.nsgateBurgess James, market gardener, Wash 1ILCalderbank Thomas, market gardener,Hayes laneCarter James, farmer, Holly farmCilgram Charles, drover, Stoekport roadClough Charles, market gardener, Sugar In.Collins Thomas, sexton, Bloomsbnry laneCookson .rere~ assistant ov:erseer andcollectorof local and gevernment taxes,Rose cottage, Bloomsbnry laneCragg Wm., market gardener, Thorley laneDarbyshire Daniel, market gardener,Sugar laneI Davies William, market gardener, Blooms-, bury Jane'I Dearne Thos., market gardener, BrooklaneDrinkwaterPeter, market gardener, Deans...gate JaneIFarrow Robert, stationmaster, TimperleyIRailway Station]?aulkner John, cabinet makerFletcher George, farmer, Riddings hall! Garner Daniel, farmer and market gar...! dene~ Wash laneGarner James, farmer, Stockport road.Garner Wm., market.gardener, Sugar laneGatley James, cattle· dealer and fannerGreen laneGerman Samuel, market gardener, Clay In.Goodier 1Villiam, farmer and market gar_: dene~ &fosslane; Hamnett James) tailor, 4, Bloomsbury lane
---__1'346 TIMPERLEY.Hartley Thomas, market gardener, Clay In.Heald J ames, tailor, Stockport roadHeywood John, market gardener, Moss In.Heywood Peter, market gardener, Deans..gate laneHeywood Wm., market gardener, Clay laneHalt Thomas, jun., market gardener, Thar·ley laneHulme James, market garQener, Brook !n.Hulme John, farmer, The HeyesRulme Joseph, market gardener, Hayes In,Hulme Thomas, market gardener, Moss In.Hulme \VilIiam, market ~ardener, Moss In.Jackson James, farmer, lJlay laneJ ackson Samuel, farmer, Stockport roadJackson Samuel, jun" market garden.er,Thorlej laneKelsall John, farmer and market gardener,Wasb laneKemp Samuel, farmer, New.found-weU,Clay laneKnowles Jobn, "OldPelicau" inn, and bayand straw dealerLancelyRobert, market garden,,", Hayes In.Layton WiJ.l.W.m, marketgardener,Hayes In.Lucas Josepb, blacksmithLucas. Mrs., beer retailer and blacksmitb,Fo11l' lane endsLockett John, currier and tanner, BrookbankMassey Joseph, market gardener, Moss In.Massey Samuel, market gardener, WashIn.Minshiill Samuel, grocer and beer retailer,Deansgate laneMoscrop Jobn, clerk, Deansgate laneNixon Jobn, farmer, Timperley Hall farmOwen John, market gardener, Back laneParbott Thomas, butcber, Stoclrport roadPearson William, market gardenerPercival John, shopkeeper and day gardener,Bloomsbury lane 'Perrin James, boot and shoemaker, PostOffice placePerrin Thomas, beer retailer and sboemaker,Bloomsbury lanePierson Samuel, market gardener, BloomsburylanePierson William, market gardener, PostOilice placePlatt James, '" Stonemasons' Arms". Platt Joho, farmer, Bloomsbury lanePotts Mrs. Mary, market gardener, Back In.Preston Joseph, joiner, Deansgate lanePriestner George, farmer, Wood lanePriestner Joseph, market s.ardener, GreenheadRa\vlinson ~Iiss, mistress of Infant SchoolRenshaw James, beer retailer and wheelwright,Stockport roadRiley Thomas, shoemaker, Stockport roadRoberts Thomas, farmer and market gardener,Bloomsbury laneRogerson Robert, market gardener, SugarlaneRotberay Geo., railwa~' clerk, Quarry bankRoyle Thomas, coal dealer, Washway - liSimpson Jobn, joiner and bUilder, S!ocl
GRAPPENHALL, LATCHFORD. 347GRAPPENHALL is a parish in Warrington union, Lancashire, comprising the townshipsof GRAPPEh"lllLL and LATCHFORD, containing together, by the census of 1861,8586 inhabitants, and 2550 acres; in the hundred of Bucklow, North <strong>Cheshire</strong>.GRAPPENHALL is a township in the parisb to which it gives its name, in Warringtonunion, containing, by tbe last census, 701 inhabitants, and 1540 acres ; in the deaneryofFrodsham, dioeese and archdeaconry of Chester, North <strong>Cheshire</strong>; 2! miles south.eastfrom Warrington, a.nd 9 from Knutsford. The living is a rectory, valued at £542 perannum., with residence, in the incumbency and patronage of the Rev. Thomas Greenall,M.A. The Church is an ancient Gothic edifice, which was built in 1539, dedicated toSt. Wilfred, and consists ofnave, chancel, side aisles, tower, and six bells. There is aNational School for children of both sexes, which is endowed with fh"e acres of land.There are charitable bequests, producing about £18 per annum. The representatives ofthe late J. Ho S. Barry, Esq., are lords ofthe manor.OZergy and Gentry.Derbyshire William, nursery and seedsmanBratt Mrs. Ann Thelwall cottage Eaton Charles, farmer .Gleave Mrs. An~ Rose cottage Gee Mary, .. Barry's Arms"Greenall Mrs. EUen. The HallGarnett Catherine, farmerGreenaU James Esq. The LodgeHeath John, farmer, Morris Brook farmGreenaU Rev. Thoma:s, M.A.. The Rectory Kinsey William, IJardener ~~ parish clerkLawton Mr. Thomas HollinsKnowles John, wme and spmt merchantLee Miss Charlotte ILong William and Son, tannersLong William, Esq., Old rectoryMainwaring J obn, shopkeeper and Post-Malln The Misses Allce and Mary, Morris- officebrook cottageMiller J"ohn, farmerParr Thomas, Esq., The HeysNaylor Jobn, tile, slate, and coal merchant,Shaw Peter, Esq., SpringfieldGrappenhall cottageShortland Mrs. SarahPemberton Thomas, farmer5mbs Peter, Esq.Reynolds Henry and Son, tanners. Rowson Mary, farmerTrades and Professwns.StocktOD Thomas, '~Dog and Dart"Ansdall Charles, farmerTaylor J osepb, farmerAntwis Thomas, farmerTetlow Jonathan, farmerAshhrook Joseph, farmer Topping Thomas William, chemist andAshiey John, farmer and shopkeener druggistAtherton Thomas, shoemaker - Turner Isaac, farmerBarber Robert, farmerWhite William, farmerBennett Thomas, farmerWilkinson William, farmerBoardman Richard, farmerWoodcock Samuel, farmerBradford William, farmer, R£ddish ball Woodward Jane, schoolmistressBrindell Jawes, farmerYarwood Thomas, shopkeeperCarter William, tailorClare Thomas, blacksmithDaintith James, farmerPost Office-John Mainwaring, sub.post·Daintith .John, "Ram's Head," and joiner master. - Letters from Warrington;Davies John, heer retailerand timberdealer dispatched thereto at 6.5 p.m.LATCHFORD is a township in GrappenhaU parish, Warrington union, Lancashire,containing, by the census of 1861, 2885 inhabitants, and 1010 acres; adjoining to, andfor?llng a suburb o~ Warrington, a portion of the township beingincluded in that borough.It 15 on the south bank of the river Mersey, which divides it from Lancashire, in the hundredof Bucklow, deanery of Frodsbam, archdeaconry and diocese of Chester, NorthChe~hire. The living is a perpetual curacy, valued at £111 per annum,. with residence, inthe Incumbency of the Rev. James Wright, B.A., and the patronage ofthe Rev. T. Greenall.The Church is a neat gothic edifice, dedicated to Saint James, consisting of nave, north,centre, and south aisles, and chancel, with tower containing one bell. There is an infantschool near the church. The Baptists and Primitive ~:rethodistshave places of worship here.The Bridgewater and Old Quay Company's Canals run through the township, and theWa".mgton and Stockport branch of the London and North Western Railway has astation here. The representatives of the late J. H. S. Barry, Esq., are lords of the manor.Olergy, Gentry, and Private Residents. Bleckley Henry, Esq., Westy laneArtingstall George, Esq., Latchford honse, Broadbent Mr. Charles, The HolliesWilderspoo1 causewayBrookes Mrs. Margaret, 66, WilderspoolBeaumont William, Esq., Wilderspool causewaycausewayDorrington Mr•• Jane, ~utsfordroad
848 LATCHFORD.Edelsten Miss Rachael, 9, WilderspoolcausewayFarrest Mrs. Rebecca, Latchford house,Knutsford roadGaske1l Samuel, Esq., Green bankGreen J obn, Esq., Knntsford roadGreenhall Re.... Richard, curate of ChristChurch, Wash laneHaI! Mrs. Elizabeth, 64, WilderspoolcausewayHarrison Mr. Jcseph, 6, Woodbine terraceHarrison :Mr. Richard, 4, Woodbine terraceHarvey Miss Ann, 5. Vloodbine terraceHeathcote Mrs. :Mary, 2, Paragon place,'Vilderspool causewayMcClure Mrs. Elizabeth, I, WoodbineterraceMallett Mr. William, 1, Paragon place,Wilderspool causewayMaore George Townend, Esq., LatehfordhouseMaore Mr. Frederick, 2, Preston place,Kentsford roadPierrepoint Mrs. Elizabeth, Wash laneRowson Mr. Richard, Grappenhall roadSchonbergRev. Moritz, curate ofSt. James'Church, 11, \Vilderspool causewaySutton Mr. James, Wash laneWright Re.... James. BoA., incnmbent of St.James' Church, Latchford ParsonageWright 1Il:r. John, Arpley view, WilderspoolcausewayWyth Mr. John, Wash laneTrades and Professions.Appleton Ellen, beer retailer, WilderspoolcausewayArtingstall George and Co., wireworkers,hair sieve, bair seating, curled hair, andbrush manufacturers, Wilderspool causewayAydon lIl:rs.lIfariaAnn, cay school, 8, WilderspoolcausewayBanks Thomas, grocer, Winwick street,Warrington; h. Hill topBarber Peter, baker and confectionerBridge foot'Barber Thomas, farmer, Green:field house:Baxter Thomas, shopkeeper, 30, Merseyview, Knutsford roadBeech James, farmer, Wash laneBennett John, tailor, Wilderspool causewayBlunsten John, miller, The AckersBoden Matthew, grocer, Horse Marketstreet, Warrington; h. Knutsford roadBeland William, naiIn:laker, 20, WilderspoolcausewayBooth Isaac, commercial traveller, 5, Prestonplace, Knutsford roadBooth Wilkinson, (; Bridge" inn, WilderspoolcausewayBowcock James, butcher, Warrington market;h. Wilderspool causewayBrierley Joseph, shopkeeper, 64" St. James'BtreetBrierley Richard, architect, 3, Prestonplace, Keutsford roadBroady John, Shoemaker, Knutsford roadBrooks Thomas, beer retailer, 58, St.James' streetBrown John, basketmaker, 58, Wilders_pool causewayBrown John, maltster, Bank street War.rington j h. Wilderspool causeway'Brown Thomas, coal agent and aSSistantoverseer for Latchford, Preston house, .Knutsford roadCaldwell Wimam, jun., joiner and builder ,Wilderspool causeway , ,ICarruthers William, tra'\'"elling tea dealer:56, Wilderspool cause,vay ,Chester James, market gardener, Wash In.Cliff Thomas, farmerCoates Wm., draper, Horse Market street,Warrington; h. Wilderspaol causewayCooper William, farmer, Virash laneDabsoD William, clagger, St. James' streetDurham Mrs. Jane, a.partments, 52, Wil.derspool causewayDutton Peter, farmer, Common laneDyson ,VIlliam, gardener, Knutsford roadEdelsten and Son, pin, file, and tool manu.facturers, Mersey works, Knutsfard roadEdelsten John Malin, pin and nle manufacturer(nrril of John Edelst." and Son1Latchford cottage, Knutsford roadEdlesten John :M"orris, pin and file manufacturer(nrm of John Edlesten and Son),h.3, Woodbine terraceEllison Luke, shoemaker, Knutsford roadEvans William, "Uheshire Cheese," Knuts·Fairclough ford road James, miller, 'Mersey millsj "office, Bridge foot.cFairhurst George, wheelwright Bnd smith,Knutsford roadFoden .John, shoemaker, 20, St. James'street \Foulkes Samnel,. shopkeeper, Wilderspoo! Icauseway .Garnett Benjamin, boot and shoemaker,Bridge footGarnett Edward, blacksmith, KnutsfonlroadGibson John, beer retailer, Wilderspoo!causewayGittens John, Canal bankinspector,Knut&-ford road .Gorton Samnel, baker and floor dealer, Se.James' street .Goulden WiIliam, Horse Market stre!IWarrington; h. :Manor houseGrounds James, farmer .Hadneld William. and Co., cottQnSpumen.St. James' streetHall John, farmer, Wash laneHall Joseph, coal merchant, Dalham !ani,Warrington; h. Sunney Side ~--"Harding John, hairdresser, Wild."!",,,causewayIl
lIardingRichd. Gib,onand Co., millmights,engineers, iron and brassfounders, WilderspoolIron WorksHarrisonWilliam, registrarofbirths, deaths,and marriages, 10, Wilderspool causewayRatton John Tyrer, butcher, WilderspoolcausewayHelsby John, plumber and glazier, Black·friars street, Manchester; h. Knutsford ra..Hewitt James, beer retailer, St. James' st.Hindley Thomas, butcher, St. James' streetHornby James, commercial traveller, 54,Wilderspool causewayHoughton Thomas, grocer and provisiondealer, Knutsford roadRoward Hosea, provision dealer, 16, St.James' street.. Roward Thomas, shopkeeper, Knutsfordrd.. Jackson Mrs. Ann, lodgings, 28, Wilders.\" pool ca.useway\ Jobnson erohn and Thomas, coal proprietors,'. Old road-Thomas Brown, agent;Johnson William, pawnbroker, 4, St. James'. street"Jones Daniel, commercial traveller,7, Wel: lington place, Knutsford road:3"ones John, "Golden Lion," Knutsford rd.~Lambert Geo., beer retailer, Mat-sford road':Leatherbarrow Wm., clerk, 8, Wellington. pla.ce, Knutsford roadILeigh Joseph, shopkeeper, Knutsford road,~Loeker John, shopkeeper, St. James' streetI Lockett John, greengroc.er, 15, St. James' st.Lunt John, carter, St. James' streetLythgoe Mrs. Elizabeth, millinerMarratt John, pork butcher, Wilderspoolcauseway[ Miller James, shopkeeper, Knutsford road' Monks John, shopkeeper, Wash lane{Newhall James, shoe manufacturer, HorseMarket street, Warrington; h.4, Prestonplace, Knutsford roadNixon Elias, "Black Bear," Runtsford roadNorbul"J Elizabeth, sh~keeper, Wilders.pool causewayPemberton Joseph, farmer, Wash lanePemberton Jas., shopkeeper, Knutsford roadPercival George, butcher, Wilde.rapoolc.ausewayPettitt Charles, artist l2, Woodbine terracePickton Thomas, pig dealer, WilderspoolcausewayLATCHFORD. 349Pimlott Henry, farmerIPye John, Shopkeeper, Old roadPool William, iron and tin-plate worker, 4,Mersey view, Knutsford roadRadford William, solicitor's clerk, KnntsfordroadReynolds William and Silvanus, tanners,Lower washRigby Mrs. Sarah, milkselier, WilderspoolI causewayRoberts, Dale, aud Co., MerseyBankColonrI Works, St. James' streetRobinson Edward, miller, Bridge mills,Warrington; h. Sunnyside villas\Robinson Joseph, cottonspinner, 24, Wilderspoolcauseway .Robinson Peter, cottonspinner, 26, Wilders~pool causewayRowson :Mrs. ]'f3.1"y, farmerSkelliorn John, beer retailer and basket_maker, "W;'ilderspool causeway -Smith Peter, grocer, Bridge street, Warrington;h. Oldlield houseStout Charles, bookkeeper, 4, Paragonplace, Wilderspool causewayStout Joseph, iron and tin-plate worker,Wilderspool causewayTaylor Mrs. Ellen, "Norton Arms," Wil~derspool causewayTaylor Miss Sarah Ann, dressmaker, GrappenhaUroadTbornley John, shopkeeper, WilderspoolcausewayTinsley James, tanner, Mersey street, Warringtou;h. Rook villasWallington William, whitesmith, Wilder.spool causewayWalsh Wm., manager at chemical works,6, Wellington place, Knut,ford roadWest Robert, gas engineer, Knutsford roadWinstanley Ralph, shopkeeper, Old roadYarwood Joseph, farmer, Lower washLondon and N 0'/'111. Weskm ( Warrington andSl.Oclcport Branch of) Station - RalphBurton, stationmaster..Baptist Chapel, Wash laoe.Primitive lYIethodiJJt Chape~ Old road.St. James' Church Infant School, St. Jam.s'street-Miss Ann Cash, mistress.\ \ ASHLEY, a township ofBowdon parish.-See Indo:
350 RUNCORN.RUN COR N.I\RUN""""". "" .""""~ ~ A_"",""",__'.ASTmq.by-SUTTON, CLIFTON, D.A.:RESBUltY, HALTON, HATTON, KECKWICK, Moo:tE, INEWTON-by-D.ARESBURY, NORTON, PRESTON-on-the-~ILL, RUXCORN,. STOCE:JUM, SUTrOX, ~W .A.LTON-L~ERIOR, W.ALTON-SUPERIOR, and WESTON, In Runcorn UDlon, and THELWALr., in Wal'I'illgton uniOD, Lancashire, containing altogether, by the census of 1861, 16,451inhahitants, and 18,906 acres; in the hundred ofBucklow, North <strong>Cheshire</strong>. IRUNCORN is a township, port, and market town, the principal of the union to whichit gives its name, containing, by the census of 1861, 10,063 inhabitants. and 1490 acres·in the hundred of Bucklow, west division of Frodsham deanery, archdeaconry anddiocese of Chester, North <strong>Cheshire</strong>; 6 miles north from Frodsharo, 9 south-west from ~Warrington, 18 south-east from Liverpool, and 15 north-ellSt from Chester,The port is situated. on the southern shore ofthe river Mersey, at the point where theBridgewater Canal and the Old Quay navigation unite with that river, about 18 milesabove Liverpool. The spacious Bridgewater docks ""commodate a large number of Vessels,and the entrance from the Mersey is through a gateway fifty feet in width, which is alsothe width of the opening into the .Alfred dock. There is every adaptation for a largeamount of traffic, but the more modern appliances are found at the newer portion of theworks, where steam and hydraulic cranes are in regular use, and by their rapid and ~movements, greatly convenience and accelerate the dispatch of ships, and. the smallercraft which ply on the navigations into the interior of the country. The various Britishprodncts which occupy the quays and warehouses, are used in numerous branches ofmanufacture; and a considerable extent offoreign merchandise is imported and exported.The docks will shortly he linked with the railway systems ofthe kingdom, lIS already the ,London and North Western Railway Company are engaged in making a branch line tothem. The pier between the river and the docks forms a beautiful promenade, which ismuch frequented in fine weather by persons who wish to witness the activities at theharhour, or to enjoy the exhilarating effects of the river breeze. The Bridgewater Trus·tees, who are the spirited. proprietors ot the premises, maintain a. very effective fieet ofpowerful steam tugs, which tow sea vessels between the docks and Liverpool free ofcharge. The Bridgewater Canal is connected with the docks and the river Mersey bymeans of two lines of locks, One of which was formed by the celebrated engineer, JamesBrindley, along with the canal which he constrncted for the enterprising Duke of Bridgewater;and., besides these, a new cut, designated the "Runco~ and Weston CanaI," wasopened in 1860, which constitntes a junction of this navigafion with the docks andthe river Weaver navigation, in the township ofWeston. The Old Quay navigation fromManchester through Werrington joins the river Mersey at this place. Its owners areincorporated by Act of Parliament, under the name of the" Company of Proprietors o.fthe Mersey and Irwell Navigation." It has commodious docks, where an extensive bQSl·ness is carried on, and Wbich further tends to make Runcorn an important position asconnecting the inland mercantile interests with the sea. The port p02sesses the advantagesof bon?ing ~ri,,!leges, and is especially eligible for all purposes of tr~c with the manu·f""tnnng distncts of LanCllShire, Yorkshire, <strong>Cheshire</strong>, Derhyshire, the StaffordshirePotteries, and iron districts, Wolverhampton, Birmingham, &c., and the inland towns ofthe northern and midland connties of England. The LancllShire coal-fields, and the<strong>Cheshire</strong> saltworks, together with the usnal exports of the manufacturing towns,. a1f9rdready means for ships procuring outward cargoes. Direct and economical commumca:tionexists with these districts, by which goods are speedily forwarded to their destination.The Brid~e ""ross the Mersey at Rnncorn Gap.-This bridge has been the themeofconversation ~ith all the leading engineers ft:om time immemorial, and it is ?nIy nOWth~ scheme ~as npened, and the work, which is of a very energetic character, ID ae~dally operatIon. There is an abutment on the <strong>Cheshire</strong> side and one on the Lancashire:side a~ low w.ater, also six: piers, with 61 feet arches, which r~ach the land; and the.line1S ag~ contmued on arches over the marshes. There are to be two piers in the:Mddleofthe rIver, one coffer dam being nearly completed, it consists of 672 caIlt iron CalBIOlll,I
RUNCORN. 301measuring 5ft. lOin. X 5t~ X 3ft. deep, which are bolted together in sets of 16 theseforming a complete caisson; the sand is dug out of the caisson by divers, it ~ thenweighted, which forces it down to the rock ~ depth at high water of4,5ft~ with 30ft. ofsand. The stone-work then commences, which IS a very difficnIt operation, and has yet tobe done. The Mersey, when the abutments and two piers are completed, will be crossedby three latticed-work wrought iron bridges, 300ft. span each, 80ft. above high water.Messrs. Cochrane, Grove and Co., are the coutractors for tbe coffer-dams and bridge'Mr. J. P. Ashton being the superinteudent of the work. The other portion of the con:=t is in the bands of Messrs. Brassey and Ogilvie.The stone quarries in the neighbonrhood of Runcorn are much noted, and the stone isused in most of the erections ofimportance in this and the neighbouring counties. TheTown Hall and Bridewell is a neat bnllding, between High Street and Bridge Street, atwhich the Petty Sessions and the Connty Courts are held. The governing body of thetown are the Commissioners under the Improvement Act, which was obtained in 1852.The Chnrch, dedicated to Al1 Saints, is a handsome edifice, of the early EngliSh styleofarchitecture, which was erected in 1849, on the site ofthe old onc; it consists of northand south aisles, nave, chancel., and transept, with tower, surmounted by an octagonspire, and containing a peal of eight bells. The living·is a vicarage, valued at £840 perannum, in the incumbency of the Rev. John Barciay, M.A., and the patronage of ChristChnrch College, Oxford.The Chnrch of the Holy Trinity is a neat Gothic bnllding, with tower and one bell, in~ity ~treet, and was !,~ecte~ by subscriptions, and a grant from the Chnrch BnlldingSociety, ill 1838. The livmg IS a perpetual cnracy, valned at £180 per annum, in theincumbency of the Rev. George Bright Bennett, M.A., and tbe patronage of John andThomas Johnson, Esqs. There is a mariner's chnrch in Irwelllane, which is a chapel-ofeaseto Holy Trinity; it is a neat stone edifice, with turret and one bell, and was erectedby the Earl of Ellesmere, in 1831. There is also a floating chapel in the docks for the useof mariners, at which the Earl of Ellesmere's chaplain, the Rev. Edward Dakin Garvin,M.A., officiates. There are excellent National and Infant Schools, in connection with AllSaints and Holy Trinity Chnrches, and a Ragged School in Heath road. The Baptists,Calvinistic Methodists, Independents, Primitive and Wesleyan lIletbodists, RomanCatholics, United Methodists, and We\sh Presbyterians, have each places ofworship here.CLERGY, GENTRY, AND PRIVATE RESIDENTS.Anderton Mr. J obn, 5, Clarence terraceBarclay Rev. John. M.A.:'Vicar ot Runcorn,The Vicarage, Higher RuncornBasnett Mr. John, Princess streetBatterton Samuel Warren, Esq., CamdencottageBennett Rev. George Bright, M.A.. incumbentof Holy Trinity, TrinIty ParsonageBrewer :Mr. Thomas, JUD., High streetBrundrit Mrs. Elizabeth, South bankBrundrit Johu, Esq., South bankBrundrit William Wright, Esq., J.P., HaltonroadChadwick Mrs. Elizabeth, Crofton cottage,Higher RuncornChorlton Jobn B.. Esq., Waterloo roadClarke Edward, Esq., Hyde house, HigherRUDcornCooke Mr. Wi1liam, Cooper streetDavis Rev. William (Independent), Churchstreetnay Alexander, Esq., Albert terraceDumbell Rev. John (primitive Metbodist),HaltoD roadDunning Mrs. Eley, Wellington streetEvans Rev. Wllliam (Presbyterian), lIS,Church streetEllis Rev. Lewis (Welsh Presbyterian),Linster streetGarven Rev. Edward Dakin, M.A., chap..lain to the Earl of Ellesmere, Cooper'sfieldGibson Mr. Henry, Albert terraceGibson Mr. William, Albert terraceGrice Mr. James, Wellington streetHandley Mr. John, Chnrch streetHazlehnrst Charles, Esq., Waterloo houseHazlehurstJohn,Esq., Rochehouse, High st.Hazlehurst Thomas, Esq., Prospect villa,Higher RuncornHowson Rev. Alfred (Independent), 6,Belvidere terrace .Hutchison John, Esq., Camden houseHuxley Mr. William, I, Clarence terrace
352.RUNCORN.~-------------------------'---'-J anion Mrs. Frances, Halton rOBd Robinson J OhD, Esq., M.D., 3, Belvidere!erJohnson The Misses, Elm grove, Higher Salkeld Mr. Francis, Pool dale .- RuncornSavage Mrs., Greenway road.Johnson John, Esq., J.P., Bank house Simpson Mr. John, Church placeJohnson Thomas, Esq., J.P., Halten grange Stevenson Mrs. Mary Healey, 2, Bridge.Lewis Mrs. Dorothy, Bridge streetwater streetMatthieson Neil, Esq., Heath house Stnart Mrs. Sarah, Wellington streetMaster :Mrs. Frederick, 2, Be1videre terrace Sutton Mr. John, Regent streetMawson Mrs. Mary, Bentinck street Toft Mr. John, Albert terraceMcGnire Rev. (Catholic Priest), Windmill I Vercoe Rev. Walter (Wesleyan), 101~treetChurch street 'Middlebrook Mr. John, 29, High street I Watmough Mrs. LouisaOwen Mrs. Elizabeth, 10, Cooper street I Wh!teway Philip, ~s,!" Grove houseRavenscroft Mr. Thomas, King street'I Whitworth Rev. Willlarn, 4, Belvidere lerRigby Mrs. Elizabeth, Higher Runcorn , Wilson HeIlIJ', Esq., High street .Rigby Mr. James, 20, Egerton street'1 Wright John L., Esq., Highfield houseRigby Mr. John, BelmontWright The Misses, Bridge streetRigby Mr. John, Halton roadWylde Mr. John. lrwelllaneRigby Mr. Wm. FAward, 6, Clarenc.terrace I, Wylde Mrs., Cooper's fieldTRADES AND PROFESSIONS.[h. signifies private resideDce.]Abbott Thomas, beer retailer, 21, Mersey st. i Bancroft William, lodgings, 115, Church'lAbbott John Joseph, parish clerk, 23, Wel- i Bankes James, watchmaker, jeweller, &e,lington street 'I 37, Higb streetAbram Charlotte, shopkeeper,39, Regent st. Banks John, tailorAbram James, "Boat House" inn, Mersey ! Bannister John, general outfitter, 83,streetI Church streetAbram J ames, master mariner, Rutland st. Barker J oseph, greengrocer, Church streJobn F., linen and woollendrapellBailey James, earth€:Dware dealer, 22, 51, Bridge streetBridge street Bentley Charles, clerk 115, Wellington st..Baker John, pork butcher, 3, Church street Bcrhell John chemical works, Old quaYIBallJ oseph, beer retailer, 4U, Church street and 38, I!l~g WilliaDl street, LondoB
RUNCORN. 353Betney Samuel, master mariner, Belvidere Chadwick William, rope and Sailmaker 8terrace "Tellington street ' ,Betley Thomas, fishmonger and game Ch~w The Mieses, and Pretty Miss, estab..dealer, ll, Church streetlishment for young ladies, Mount ViewBillingslcy William, dock foreman, Ash- house, Higher Runcorn. (S.. atb;.rtireridgestreetme.t)Bisbrown William, ironmonger, brazier, and Chorlton John H., solicitor, clerk -to thetin.plate worker, 31, Church street Improvement Commissioners and to theBlaeldey Hnrst Colliery Company, 121, <strong>County</strong> Magistrates, Waterloo roadChurch street-William Roward, agent Clare James,master mariner, Sutherland st.Blakemore Thomas, "Grapes» inn, Haltou Clare Mrs. Mary. eathenware dealer androadnew_agent, 20. Chureh streetBlinston John. grocer and shoemaker, 43, Clark Isaac, coal dealer, Queen streetBrid!!'e streetClarke Edward. solicitor and notary pnblic,Bluodell James. "Barley Mow," Church st. High st.; h. Hyde house, Higher R';ncorn:Bonelli's Electric Telegraph Com~any Clarke Thomas, butehe-r, 44, Church street(limited), Waterloo road-George Par- Cliffe John. grocer, 54, Church streettridge, clerk in charge Clough J ohn~ butcher. 62, Church streetBooth and Crosby, grocers, ship chaudlers, Clough Joseph, shoemaker and clogger,provision merchants, and coal dealers, Ellesmere streetHigh street IClucas John, shipwright, Elleamere streetBooth George, butcher, Irwelllane Cochraue, Grove. and Co.• contractors forBooth James, grocer and corn dealer, 21, the Bridge, Railway Bridge worn, and atBridge streetWoodside Iron works, l>ndley-JohnBooth J oseph (firm of Booth and Crosby); Peter Ashton, mansgerh. Waterloo road Cook Thos., farrier and smitb,Lowland roadBowden C~larles, master mariner, Linsterst. ! Cook Thomas, shoemaker and shopkeeper,Bow'er Matthew, boarding and day school, \ 53, Bridge streetMill House academy. (See adver tisem.ent) l Coleburn Henry, registrar ofbirths, deathS,Bowyer George, baker, &c., Heath road I and marriages, and market keeper, HighBowyer George, milkseIler, 6, All'ock st. i streetBowyer !saac, hairdresser, 48, Church st. I, Colgan D~niel, shopkeeper, Rutland streetBowyer James, sh\Jpkeeper, Union street Collier Richard, grocer, tea, and provisionBOj'ers Eliza.,provision dealer,!')7, Church st. I'. dealer, 72, High streetBracegirdle James, slater, Canal street Collier Samuel, grocer and tea deiUer,Brassey and Ogilvie, COlltractors for the i Chllrch street.Aston and Ditton branch of the London 1 Co-operative Stores, 42, Regent 'streetandNorth Western Railway - John John William Talhot, managerEvans,.agent;" h. Dllke's fieldCooper J0'seph, greengrocer. 12, Mersey st.Brereton Ralpb, coal dealer & beer retailer, Cooper Samuel, beer retailer,' Ellesmere ,st.High streetCooper WiIliam, sailmaker, Mill streetBriscoe Peter, grocer and provision dealer, Cox Mrs. Mary, lodgings, Rntland street8, Bridge street Cox Samnel, shopkeeper and plasterer, 50,Bromley Chas.beer retailer, 45,Bridgestreet Church streetBrookes John, clerk, 17, Wellington street Cox William Orr, reporter, 99, Church st.Brown Robert, boot and shoemaker, 65, Crimes Josepb, wheelwright and joiner,Church streetHalton roadBrown Peter, master mariner, 29, Wel- Critchley Edward, shoemaker, 41, Churchlington streetstreetBrown Samuel Sha:w,lint and elastic stock- Critcbley Thomas, grocer and confectioner,ing manufacturer, HaltOD road48, Bridgewater streetBrundrit and Whiteway, ship builders and Croley William, shoemaker, 18, Bridge st.stone merchants, Mersey streetCrosby James, "Navigation" inn, Canal st.Buck Alfred, chemist, druggist, &c., Stamp Crosby Samuel. (firm ofBootb and Crosby),offce, 77, Bridge streetWaterloo roadBurrows George, waterman, 19, Wellington Crosby Thomas, brewer, (firm of Thomasstreetand James Crosby); h. Halton roadCann George, shopkeeper, 22, Wellington st. Crosby Thomas and James, brewers, Navi-Chadwick Joseph, beer retailer, 11,Bridgest. gatiOD BreweryChadwick Thomas H., rope and sailmaker, Cunuingbam William GoodaJJ. linen andship chandler, &c., Top locks; h. Eger- woollen draper, 73. Briage streetton streetDarrow Jas., master mariner, Duke's :fieldsChadwick Thomas, coal merchant, 13, Davies. Benjamin, grocer, 49, Regent street-Bridgew.ater street ( Davis Edward, master mariner, Thomas st.Chadwick Thomss, boat owner, King street Davies Evau, watchmsker, 24, Church It.WW
_35_4Da.vies John, agent, 3, Clarence terraceDavies Peter, master mariner, Ashridge st.Day Geor~e, beer retailer, 48, High streetDay and Wood, solicitors, 19. Vickers street,· and at FrodshamDeakin William~ master mariner, U Dion st.Dearden Wm.,"Mariner'sHotel," Top locksDitchfield JaIDes, "lWyal Hotel," MerseystreetDone Sarah Ann, dressmaker, 11. Vicar st.DunbaV'and Bichard, tidew";ter, 1, Peel st.Dutton Alice, greengrocer, Bridgewater st.Dutton BeDj, greengrocer, Bridgewater st.Dutton John, shoemaker, Cooper streetDutton John, tinman and brazier, BridgewaterstreetDutton Thomas William, priDter and publisherof the "Runcorn Free Press,"Ellesmere street. (See o.dverti3ement)Dutton William, writing-slate manufacturer;h. Mill browEaton William, foreman at Messrs Ha.zlehurstand Son's Soap Works; h. 2,Fogenon streetEaton William, beer retailer, Camden townEckersley James, platelayer, 26. High st.Ecc1estcn Daniel, dockmaster, Old QuayEccleston J ames, furniture broker andstationer, 38, High streetEcclestcnBichard, harbourmaster, Highst.Edwards James, beer retailer, 1, BrunswickstreetEllam John, beer retailer, 10, Loch streetEllis Margaret, milliner and dre;smaker,Princess streetElli5 Thomas, master mariner, 12, Welling· ton streetFalk Herman Eugene, rock and white salt· proprietor, and general merchant. 109,· Church street, and at Commerce Court,LiverpoolFalk lWbert, merchant, 109, Church street.Fearnett George, hlacksmith, Mill streetFearnett George, greengrocer, 49, High st.Ferrell Willism, joiner and builder, High st.Frith John Rohere, manageratGas Works;h. Stewart streetFisher William, bookkeeper, Duke's dookFleet John, bookkeeper. Ashridge streetFleming John, clerk, Halton roadForher Josepb, coal dealer, Brunswick st.Ford Sarah Ann, greengrocer, 50, High st..Ford Thomas, "Blue Ball" inn, Fryer st.Ford Thomas, farmer, Higher RuncornForrester George, civil engineer, Old quayFarresrer. Hedley, and Co., coal and slatemerchants, shipbrokers, &C•. Rutland st..Forster Thomas, draper, 25, Church streetFoster Thomas, master mariner, 23, RegentstreetFox !\{iss Ann, confectioner, 19, Church st.·FrodshaIn Mr•• Mary, hutcher, 13, Bridgestreet·Furnival William, beer retailer, 76, HighstreetH _U.,-N"_C_O_R_"'_.---------1Garnett WiIliam, harbourmaster, 21, Wet..lington streetGen~es The Misses, day school, 15, Bl'1IIi'.wIck streetGibson William Banton, ironmonger: nail Imanufacturer. whitesmith, and 'bell \hanger, Bridge street; h. Halton road .G1eave Joseph, beer retailer, Shaw .treet 1Glennon John, beer retailer, Mersey streetGoodall Charles, cooper, Canal streetGorst George, grocer and provision dealer58, High street I IGorst Mrs. Mary, grocer and provisiondealer, High street' .,Gough George, tailor, Holloway IGould William. plnmber, painter and gJa. "zier, 10, Bridge street 'Gregory Thomas, beer retailer, High", .RuncornGregson Edward, grocer and tea deal"15, Bridge street 'Greeuwood Edward, hairdresser, :52, HighstreetGrice Henry, saddler, Ashridge .trestGrice William, saddler and harness maker59, Bridge street 'Grice William. beer retailer, 13. Regent si. jGriffiths Thom.., beer retailer, 51, ChuichstreetGri1lith WiIliam, grocer and tea dealer,High streetGuy John, beer retailer, Church streetHaddock Job, chemist and dniggist, 21,Bridge streetHaddock Peter. grocer, 70, Union street rHailwood WiIliam, grocer and baker,Church streetHall William, hat manufacturer and fur·rier, 33, High street. (See a4ver~)Handley Mrs. Alice, butcher, 28, Church 8l.Handley J ames, pork butcher, 13, ChurchstreetHaudley John, watch and clockmaker, 30,Bridge streetHand1ey Thomas, boot and shoemaker,68,Bridge street, and Church streetHankinson Henry, tailor and woollen t'draper, 20, High streetHankinson James, tailor, Church streetHUl dleJ' George, confectioner, 15, Chureh ('streetHarper Joseph, marine store dealer, Waterstreet IHarper Tllomas Nathamel, beer retailer, ,26, Brunswick streetHarrison Tbe Mi5,es, boardiDg and aay rschool, 4, Clarence terraceHarrison Samuel, reporter, &c., Fryer streetBarlley Joseph, surveyor, Old quay ,Harvey Thomas, chairwaker, Balton.~Bardy and Wylde, cor" merchsnU ,andmillers, Mill street'..,..Haughton Isaac, beer retailer, 17, Kings!Hayes Charles, bricklayer, Duke's field'Hayes George, grocer, 19, Church I~t,I
RUNCORK.ll:ayes George, grocer, Waterloo roadHares Henry, bricklayer, Princess streetHayes Wilham. coal and salt proprietor,shipbroker, general merchant, DanishVit e Consulate, and agent for the NorwichUJlion Fire and Life InsuranceCompany, Top locksHazlehurst Mrs. Penelope, upholsteress, 20,Trinity streetHazlehurst Thomas, boot and shoemaker,5, Bridge streetHazlehurst Thomas, shopkeeper, 18, ChurebstreetHazlehurst and Sons, alkali and soap manufacturers,Camden worksHed!(Cock John, bairdresser, 18, A1cock stHedgcock Peter, hairdresser, 56, Bridgew"aterstreetHedley Jacob, butcher, 82, Chnr~ streetHedley Miss Mary, butcher, 29, Bridge st.HedIey Robert and Co., schooJ-slate manufacturers,Mill streetHedler Thomas, butcher, 74. High streetHeginbotham Joseph, cooper and earthen..,vare dealer. 5;'), Bridge streetHicks George, shopkeeper, Trinity streetHicks William, beer retailer, Bentinck st.Hiekson Har.ciet, schoolmistress, WellingtonstreetHignett John, yeoman, Pickow houseHignett John, shoemaker, Canal streetHignett Samue~ shopkeeper, 6, BridgewaterstreetHill Mrs. EHza, lodgings, 99, Churcb streetHitchmough Williaw, manager of ferry; h ..High streetHodgetts Henry, manager at Chemical.\vorks, Old quay j h. IrwelllaneHodson Mrs., apartments, Cooper's fieldHodson Jeremiah, grocer and beer retailer,Halton roadHolt Samuel, tailor, Halton roadHolt Sarah, stra.w bonnet maker and smallwaredealer, 51. Regent streetHolme. Nathaniel, clerk, 13. Brunswick st.Hope Edward, grocer, tea dealer, &c., ~8,Church streetHope Jahn, joiner and builder, Shaw street,Camden townRopkins William, clerk, Top locksBorme Edward, beer retailer, Waterloo I'd ..Horsfield J onathan, coal dealer and boatowner, Canal streetHorton ,John, beer retailer, Camden townHough Sarn!., master mariner, Waterloo I'd..Rough Thomas, deputy re;ristrar of <strong>County</strong>Court; h. IrwelllaneRoward Mrs.. Elizabeth,eathernware dealer,56, Hil'h streetRoward Elizabeth, milliner and dressmaker,Regent streetRoward George, currierHoward John, agent for Johnson Brothers,dyers, 4~, Eegent streetHowaN Satab, beer rQlailer, 19, MilhtreetHoward Wil1iam, ropemaket, Waterloo!d.Howard William, coal agent, BlaekleyHnrst Coal office, 121, Church streetRoward William, linen and woollen draper:67, Churcb atreet. andBridgewater streetHowarth William, agent totbe BridgewaterTrust, the Company of ProprietorsoftheMersey and Irwell Navigation, and theAnderton Company, Mersey viewHoxworth Samuel, sboemaker, QueenstreetHugham Miss J ane, tobacconist, 85, High.streetHn!(hes Hugb, chief clerk at BridgewaterTrust office, Mersey viewHughes John, butcber, Halton roadHughes Rober!, grocer and provision dealer,Top locksHughes Robert, master mariner, Bridge...water streetHughes Thomas, master mariner, BridgewaterstreetHumphreys John, clerk, Bentinck streetHunt George, stonemason, 6S, Loch streetHunt Jos.. Moore, plumber, glazier, painter,and pa.per.banger, 59, Church street; h.Camden townHurst Lot, greengrocer, 1, Bridge streetHutchinson John, manageratParr and Co'sbank, High streetImisoD Christopher Charles, pawnbroker,64, Church streetJackson John Ockleston, linen and woollendraper, grocer, and tea. dealer, 67, 69, and71. Bridge streetJames Thomas," Derby Arms" and brewer,High streetJamion Richard, master mariner, Bridge...water streetlepsoD William, miller, Heath roadJepsoD William, baker and grocer, Canal st.Jolly James, tin-plate worker, 14, Bridge st.Jones Ano, beer retailer, Bridgewater st..Jones Griflltb, joinerandeabinet maker, 311,High streetJones Miss Jane, milliner, 39, "Bridge streetJones John, beer retailer, 66; Loch streetJouesJobn, eatingbonse-keeper,«, Bridge.water streetJones Margaret, carrier. 11. Vicar:streetJones Mi,s Mary Ann, bookseller, stationer,newsagent, &e., 61, Bridge streetJones Pembroke, Lead Smelting works,Gas streetJODes Ricnard, receiver oftown and anchor!ll'e dues, Top locks; b. HaltonJones Rober!, abopkeeper, Mersey streetJones Rooert, master mariner, Bridg&!water strMtJones Samuel, boot and shoemaker, 17,Bridge streetJones Thomas, tailor, Church ~treet, .. .Jones WiJIillm, beer retailer, 14, Gilbert st.:Jones WiIliam, shopkeeper. Canal streetJ Olles William, beer reuiller, 66, Church st.Jones William, beer retailer, Halton road
RUNCORN.,Johnson Charles, beer retailer and coaldealer, HaltonJohnsons and Co., soap msnufacturers, distillersof turpentine~ &c., Old Soap lVorksJohnson Peter~ shopkeeper, 28, Granvil.1e st.Johnson Samuel, foreman joiner, Egerton st.Joule James, merchant's clerk, High streetJoynson John, grocer, .Ashridge street!rain Martin, coal dealer, Queen streetRay Joseph, blacksmith, Sutherland streetRay William, fancy repository and toydealer, 37, Bridge streetKent Charles Hy., bookkeeper, Halton roadKeyte John. resident engineer for the L~n~don and North Western Railway Company;h. Wellington streetKing Georlte J oseph, linen and woollen. , draper, 79, Bridge streetKirkham Jas.,joinerand builder, ToplocksKirkham Joho, "Cia,rendon Hotel," ChurchstreetKirkham J o,eph, grucer, Hallon roadKirkham Mrs. ~fa
. O~Conner l3ernard A., day school, 5, Alcock.streetO'Ham John, eatinghonse, 91, Chnrch st.Oliver Benjamin, pain:er, Thomas's streetO'Neil Ow~n. shopkeeper, 18, Fryer streetOrmson Joseph, beer retailer, Regent streetOweD Mrs. Elizaheth, shopkeeper, 3, Wel_. lington streetOwen .fohn. master mariner, 12, Cooper st.Owen John, clerk, B~lvidere terracePark,:r John. boacowner, Church streetParr and Co., bankers, High street-JohnHu.tchinson, managerFarr George, beer retailer, 52, BridgewaterstreetParry George, shopkeeper, 58, BridgewaterstreetPar.ilons Miss Eliza.beth, confectioner, 31,.Bridge streetParsons.Josepb, grocer and provision dealer,33 and 85, Bridge streetPartington James, pork butcher, 76, ChurchstreetPeacock William, tailor, Bridgewater streetPears James C.. resident engineer forBrasseyand Ogilvie, railway contractors;h. Wellington streetPenningtonJohn, bricklayer, 33,Wellington. streetPercival Jane, provision dealer, 11, 1'IerseystreetPierpoint Robert, tanner, Ra.lton roadPollitt William, groeer, tea dealer. andcheesefactor, High street, & at 1, Sankeystreet, WarringtonPotter Charles, broker's clerk, 'Bentinck st.Potrer and Son, flint, chert, and stone mer·chants, shipbrokers, and general com·mission agent:!, 46, High streetPrice Ed-ward, ca..hier, Railway bridgeworki; h. 42, WelliD~n streetPrice James, grocer and baker, Haloon rd.Pritchard Joseph, bookkeeper, Halton roadPritchard Thomas, watch and clockmaker,4, Bridge streetPritehard Thos., shipbroker, Duke's fieldsPagh WilIiam, confectioner and gingerbeer manufacturer, High streetPye Daniel, beer retailer. Ashridge streetPye Philip; shopkeeper. 20, Brunswick st.Ramsdale._ John, cashier, secretary andassistantover~eer,andtIDllectorofGovern.ment taxes, Public offices: h. frwelllaneRav~nscroftSaml., sailmaker, Waterloo rd.Rawlison .John, blockmaker, Top locks; h.Camden to\"0Reeve Mrs. Frances, housekeeper, Bridge.Water houseRboies Gc".. agent for the North Stafford.shire Canal Company, Linster streetRlchardson John, butcher, 29, Church st.,and Top locksR!chardson J oseph, butcher, 9, Bridge st.Rigley Mrs. Elizahet:J, " Bridi"waterArme," Wawrloo roe.d " -RUNCORN. 357Rigby E. and Co, shipbrokers, shippersofcoal. general receiving and fOrwardingagents, Waterloo roadRi~by James? builder, steam sawing, plan.109. mouldmg, and general wood cuttingmills, and timber merchant. Sutherland st.Rigby Richard, linen and woollen draper23, Bridge street 'Righy Thomas and William, coal, salt, andchina cla.y" merChants, ~hipbrokers, andcommission agents, Waterloo rO:ldRigby William P., agent for the Liverpooland London Fire and Life Insurance Co.,The Traveller's and Marine AccidentalInsurance Companies. Sutherland streetRigby William, shipbroker, office, Toplocks; h. Higher RuocomRiley Arthur, hrrocer, tea, and provisiond!,aler, 49, Bridge street. (See ad.ert'l$ement)Roberts David, tailor and woollen draper,39, High street .Roberts MriJ. Dinah, milliner and stra.wbonnet maker, 26, Church streetRoberts John. ship chandler. near thebooded warehouse; h. Waterloo roadRoberts Thomas, tailor and beer retailer,12, Regent stre-et .Roberts William., marine etore dealer,GranviUe streetRoberts William, marine store dealer, ToplocksRoberts William, gamekeeper, High streetRobinson Alfred Joseph, pawnbroker,Princess streetRobinson J oho, M. D., snrgeon, 3, BelvidereterraceRobinson Samuel, outfitter, 31, Regent st.Hobin$on Thomas, shopk-=eper, 45, ChurchstreetRob::on Thomas, lessee and proprietor. ofthe Theatre Royal; b. Spring streetRogers William, clerk, Mersey viewRose Ellen, milliner, 39, Church streetRothweU Abraham, hosier, &e., 65, ChurchstreetRwland H"enry. bute"her, Shaw" streetno\vles Charles Samuel, "Egerton Arms,"Bridge streetRowley .Michael, marine store dealer,Water streetHoylance Thomas, beer retailer, 46, ChurchstreetRoylance Martha, milliner and dressmaker,Chnrch streetRatter Robert, be~r retailer, AlC'ock streetSalkeld William Francis,actuaryofSavingsBank, High street; h. Pool houseSankev Jane, beer retailer, Queen streetSavage Joseph, farmer and butcher, HighstreetScholefield The Misses Ann and Mary Ann,boarding and day scho:>l, Heath roadScottJames,collectorofCnstoms, Irwellln.Beery Daniel, CUstoms' otlioor, Cll$tle rock
High street'Taylor WilIiam, pork butcher, 1, Regent st.Taylor William, coal merchant, Halton rd.Taylor Wright, grocer, &c., 53, Church st.,ant! Top locksTheaker Thomas, clerk, Higher RuncomTimmins Ebenezer, iroofounder enmneerboill:'r maker,and contractor, B~idg:wate;foundry; h. Irwell cottlllteTimrnins John, engineer, Halton road'llmperley John, grocer & provision dealer22, Church street 'RUNCORN.Shaw·James, farmer and assistanfoverseerfor the town,hip of Halton, Heath roadShaw James, brush manufacturer andfurniture dealer, 41, Bridge streetSbaw Wm., master mariner, Camden townShaw William, stonemason, BridgewaterstreetShepherd John, town crier and biJIposter,1, Fryer streetShepherd Solomon, shoemaker, 68, ChurchstreetSimister Timothy, tonnage clerk, Top locksSimpson John, slate merchant and shipbroker;h. 103, Church streetSimpson and Son, slate, coal, and saltmerchants, shipbrokera, and generalcommission agents, High st. (See advertisement)Smith Brothers, hat manUfacturers, 65,Bridge streetSmith George, railway contractor, Irwellln.Smith James, beer retailer, Heath road ISmith John, master mariner, Thomas streetSpeakman Mrs. Ann, sailmaker, Ferry slip;h. Waterloo roadiSpeakman David, agent, Linster streetSpeskman Philip, shipWright and boatbuilder, .A.lbion dQCkSpeakman Thomas, tea dealer, 1, Peel streetStanwa.y William, gTocer, Shaw streetStatham William, bricklayer, Ashridge st.Stelfox Mrs. Elizabeth, "Waterloo" hotel,High streetStelfox Thomas C., grocer, tea dealer. andpostmaster, High street .Stewart John, shopkeeper, 24, High streetStreet James, shopkeeper, Fryer streetStringer Jahn, .hairdresser, 25, Bridge st.Stringer Peter, shopkeeper, 54 BridgewaterstreetStringer William, butcher, Balton roadStringer William, beer retailer and shopkeeper,Heath roadStubbsJohn, shopkeeper, 21, llegent streetSummerfield Geo., beer retailer, WaterlooroadSumner William, beer retailer, BridgewaterstreetSutton William, grocer and provision dealer,7 and 9. Church streetSWioton .John, greengrocer, 31, Church st.Tatnell Henry, beer retailer, 60, Church st.Taylor Lawrence J bootmaker and cloggerTimperley ·Thomas, coal ·and earthenlfaiedealer, 86, High streetTipplestonThomas,master mariner, Bridge.water street,+oft Richard Bent, shipbroker, (firm ofE'lRigby and Co.); h. Waterloo roadTomkinson John, quarry owner, Church pI.Tonkinson George, cowkeeper, Lock streetTonks Henry, plumber. painter, glazie> }and paperhanger, High street. (s.. ai.vertisement)Tonks John, plumber, painter, and glazierTweedale Richard, "Lord Nelson u inn, ..High streetjI Unsworth Arnold, boot and shoemaker,41, .ValentineHigh ,treetJohn, grocer, 51, Bridge street1.Varley Richard, cabinet maker and uphol~sterer, IrwelllaneVemon David, beer retailer, 10, PeelatreetWaight George, tailor and woollen draper,IHigh streetWarburton John, shopkeeper, Camden townWarburton William, herbalist, 82, Bridge_water streetWalker George, beer retailer, 31, Granvill.streetWalker William, printer, bookseller, sta.IItioner, and publisher of the f' RuncomObserver," 28, Bridge street. (s.. 1Ul.t~ertiseme71t\Walker William, baker, Ashridge streetWarburton Ann, milliner and dressmaker,Halton roadWard .John, clerk, 31, High .treetWard John, sexton, Church streetWard Samuel, shopkeeper, 30, Trinity st.Wass William, eatinghouse, Mersey strestWaterworthAshton,beerretailer,Cooperst.Watson Wm., inspector of Police, Town hallWatson William, beer retailer, Halton rd.Weedall Peter, beer retailer, 43, ChurchstreetWestbrook J ames. butcher and temperancehotel, High streetWheeldon Job, beer retailer, Pool laneWhite Samuel, bricklayer, Regent streetWhite Thomas, joiner, builder. and generalcontractor, Sprinch building yard.advertisement)(SeeWhiteway Robert, shipbuilder and stonemerchant, Irwell lane . \'Whittaker William, chemist and druggis~7, High street IWiIliams David, grocer and eorn desler, ~15, Bridj(e street ;WiIliams Edward, beer retailer, Canal~.·Williams George, ship, anchor, and sboemgsmith, Top locksWilliams John, grocer and provision dealer,89, Chnrch streetWilliams John, baker and 1l0nr dealer, 14,Ch urch streetWilliams John, grocer and ship cbaIldlel"Top locks .II
Bridge street. (See advertisement)Wilton John. clerk, 117, Church streetWood Mrs. Betsy, milliner and draper, 32,Hi~h streetWoodcock William, beer retailer, 29, MeroWilliams Jo.eph, woollen draper, tailor,· ant) hatter, Brindley building, 81, BridgestreetWiHiarns Thomas, grocer, 35. Regent streetWilliams Wm., H Nag's Head,» Top locksWilson Hear.,', surgeon, High streetWilson .Jonatban, "Wilsou's Family andeommercial Hotel," and posting house,sey streetWoodier George. shoemaker, 5, Church st.Woodland Randall George, linen draper,Church streetWoodward William, shopkeeper, Canal st.RUNCORX. 359i Worrall Edwin, tailor and ....oollen draper: 43, Hig-h street '~ Worral! Joseph, tailor and woollen draper,I1, C!lurch streeti Wrench John, grocer and shoemaker 53, Reg.:mt street ' ,I Wright John L. and Son, stone merchants! and tanners, Bridge street .I W right John L , tannerand stone lOerchant,i Bridge street; h. Highfield hOWie .I Wright Robert, grocer and baker, Heath rd..! Wright Thomas, shopkeeper, Church streetI Wri!l"~t William, stone merchan.t, (l4"1Il ofWnght and Son); h. Irwell housei Wylde Samuel, corn miller, Halton foadI Yarwood Samuel, horse-letter and carrier10, Alcock streetI Yates John,'provisiondealer, 17, Church st.INFORMATION OF PUBLIC MEN AND INSTITUTIONSCONNECTED WITH THE TOWN AND COUNTY.POST 0 FFI CE, HIG H STREET.THOM.... C. STELFOX, postmaster.ARRIVAL AND DISPATCH OF LETTERS..AB.RIVALS.First arrival, from all parts .Second arrival, from all parts ..On SundaysJ one arrival only .ARRIVE A.T625.a.m.2 45 p.I!l'625 a.m.DELIVERYCOlDlENCES..7 0 a.m.3 Op.m.7 0 a.m.DEPARTURE.Box CLOSES.I DELIVERY-----------------------1 COMMENCES.Fifst dispatch, to all parts 10 20 a.m. i 10 30 p.m.Second dispatch, for Yorkshire, Scotland, and Ireland 6 55 P m. i 7 0 p.m.Thifd dispatch, to all parts............... .••• 8 20 p.m. I 8 30 p.m.On Swidays, one dispatch only.................................... I 8 20 p.m. , 8 30 p.m.Pillar Letter Box, Bridge Street, is cleared daily at 10.20 a.m. and 8 o'clock p.m.(except Sundays), when cleared at 10.20 p.m. only.· ,Receiving House, We.ton Point; is cleared at 6.30 p.m. daily; and on Sundays at 10· 0 clock a.m. only.C Money Order Office and Savings Bank open from 9 ·a.m. to 6 p.lO. daily; and on Saturdaystill 8 p.m. On Sundays, letters are delivered at the window to 9.30 •.11).
360 RUNCORN.Runcorn Improvement Oommi3sionefs-Wm.Wright Brundrit, chairman; RobertC. Whiteway, John Wylde, WilliamHowarth, WjJliam Rigby, .rohn SimpBon, Wi11iam G. Cunrlingham, W illiamDuttOD, George Forreaer, EbenezerTimmins lJoseph Pritchard, Charles S.Rowles, Joseph Wmiams, Alfred Buck,James Rigby, Thomas C. Stelfox,Thomas Handley, Peter Briscoe.The Board meets the first Monday in themonth, at 11 a.m.Olerk-John H. Chorlton.Surveyor, Collector, and I1lSpector of Nuisances-MichaelBarker.Cl2$hier and Secretary-John Ramsdale.Bankers.Parr and Co., High street (draw on Curriesand Co., London) - John Hutchison,manager.PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS.OOlmty Cw.rt Office, 21, Vicars street-JohnWilliam Hardern, Esq, judge; Wm.Nicholson, registrar; Thomas Hough,deputy registrar. The district com·prises thefollo\ving places :-Alv3nley,Astmore, Astan, Asten Grange, AtehmerE',Clifton, Flaxmere, Frodsham (in.eluding Over-.oD), Frodsbam Bridge,Gods Croft. Haltor" Hallwood, Helsby,Keckwic.:k, Kingsley, Kingswood, Man·ley, Newton (including Bradley), Netherten,Norley, NortoD, Rock tiavage,Runcorn, Stockham, Sutten, Weston,Weston Point, Woodhouses.Count.y Police Station, Town Hsll-Wi11iamWatsoo, inspector; Samuel Chesters,serjeaDt.612$ Works, Gas street-John Robert Frith,manager.Stamp Office, 77. Bridge street - AlfredBuck, sub-distributor.United Kingdom Tekg,uph Office - Clement- Latham, clerk in charge.PUBLIC OFFICERS 'NOT EK'C~IERATED WITHPUBLIC ESTABLISBYESTS.Assistant OV6TI>eer and Rate Collector_JohnRamsdale.Cterk to the Magistrates-John H. Chorlton.PLACES OF WORSHIP.Ch.urches.All Saints' - Rev. John Barday, ~LA.,vicar.Floating Church, Uuncorn Docks-Eev. E.D. Garven, M.A.Holy Trinitll-Rev. George Bright Bennett,M..A., incumbent.Dissentmg Places of Worsltp.Btipti$t, Bridge street.Calvinutic Methodist, St. John street.Independent, Alcock street- Rev. Willi8lll~avis. and Rev. Alfred Ho\vson mi.Dlsters.'PrnJlttive Mef!lodi.~t, Regent street.R01Jlan eatl/olic, Windmill brow _ RevMc'Guire. priest. .United M eU odi8t, Elksmere street.Welsh P"Sbl/te>ian, RutlaIld street-IlevLewis Ellis, minister. .Wesle.l'an Methotlist- Brunswick street.PUBLIC SCHOOLS.National, Churc!t street-Edward Howarth, .m::ster; MISS Anne S. Bond, Dlistress; "jMISS Anne Woodward, mistress ofInfant school.t'TrirdJ·tYhChW"'iJch. N,La~iohnah" Trinity street_ .o r, son 19 t urn, master· MissHannah OWe-D. mistr~ss; Miss' Jane 1Kirkham, infants' mistress.Wesleuan DOli, GranTille street-GeorgeH. DaIlby, master; Miss MsrgsretSmith, mistres..NEWSPAPERS."Runcorn and Widness Guardian" (pub.lished every Saturday); Office, Highstreet- Alexander Mackie, publisherand proprietor; Charles Gt'rrard, agentfor Runcorn. (See advertisement)"Runcom Observer n (published every Sa.turday); Office, 28, Brioge streetWilliam Walker, publisher. (Su advertisement)"Runcorn Free Press and General Advertiser"(published every Saturday);Office, Ellesmere street-Thomas Wm.Dutton, proprietor. (See adverti>emutf)O~'BUSES.From "Wilson"s Commercial Hotel" (tomeet the trains at the Daresbury sndMaore Stations), morning, nooD, andnight.CARRIER.Warrington_ Samuel Yarwood (fromhiBown house, Alcock street), daily, at"Sa.m., to the ":Nag's Bead,)) Warring~ton; returnir;g at 2.30 p.m.: C.ARRIERS BY WATER.I The Anderton Company, to the Stafford·1- shire Potteries, Narthwich, Maccle5"i Deld, Congleton. &0. - Wm. Howsrth,' agent. ~The :bridgewater Trustees) to Warringtoll, l[Manchester) and intermediate places,for the Mersey and lrwell navigation-WiJIiam Howarth) agent.The Bridg.water Trustees, to Liverpool;also to Manchester and the interme-I. diate places, and to all part, of t1Jekingdom, per the Bridgewater CanalWilliam Howarth, azent.~IIII1ItIII
ACTO)! GRAllGE, ASTOl! GRA.,{GE, ASTO)!-BY-SUTTOX, CLIFTON, DARESBURY. 361ACTON GRANGE is a small township inthe parish and union of Rnncom containingby the censns of 1861, 180 inhabitants, and 1004 acres; in the hnndred ofBnckIow North<strong>Cheshire</strong>; 2k miles south-west from Warrington, on the London and North Wes~andthe Lancashire and <strong>Cheshire</strong> I?ilways.cansls rnn through the township.Jones W. C., Esq.Trades and Professions.Basnett John, farmerBaxter Thomas, farmerThe Bridgewater and the Old Quay Company'sBennett David, far.mer, ReIlhonse farmRigby Charles, farmer, Hollin edgeSwinton Ja:m~s, farmerLetters through Warrington.ASTON GRANGE is a small township in Runcom parish and union, containing, bythe cenSns of 1861, 42 inhabitants, and 437 acres; in the hundred of Bucklow, North<strong>Cheshire</strong>, 4;\- miles south-east from Runcom. Sir Richard Brooke, Bart? is lord of themanor.Tradu and Pr'i/ess",1I3. I Welsby, Joseph, farmerJohnson William, farmer --ASTON-by-SUTTON is a township of Runcorn parish and union, containing, by thecensns of 1861, 207 inhabitants, and 1012 acres; ou the river Weaver, and intersected bythe London and North Westem Railway; 4;\- miles south-east from Runcorn, and 7 northwestfrom Northwich. The living is a perpetual cur""y, valued at £88 per annum, in theincumbency of the Rev. Edward Marsden, M.A., and the patronage of the Aston family.The Church, which was restored and beautified In 1857 by the late Sir ArthurIngramAston, is a plain stone edifice~ with nave and chancel. There is a school for children ofboth sexes. .MrDDLETON GR.A:N"GE, formerly extra-pa:rochiaJ., is now annexed to this parish, underthe provisions of the A.ct of 20 Victoria, c. 19.C1erf!'J and Gentry.i J ohnson W. J., farmer, Aston grangeDaglish R., Esq., Aston hall I Lowe Henry, farmer, Sutton hallMarsden Rev. Edward, M.A., incumbent 'I Spender Peter, academyTslbot Captain Aston lodgeSpender Thomas, farmer, I Welsby Joseph, farmer, Aston grangeTrades and Pro/essw1l3.Cooper Thomas, farmer, Aston heath Letters through Preston Brook, which isHammant Geo., steward to Captain Talbot the nearest money order office.CLIFTON, commonly called ROCK SAVAGE, is a township in the union and parishof Runcorn, consisting of two farms, and containing, by the census of 1861, 30 inhabitants,and 624 acres j 2 miles north-east from Fxodsham, in the hundred of Bucklow, North<strong>Cheshire</strong>. Sir John Savage erected a magnificent mansion here, in 1575, hence its nameof Rock Savage, it is now in rnins. The Marquis of Cholmondeley is lord of the manor,and takes the earldom of Rock Savage from this place.Tradu and Professums. I Stokes J oseph, farmerJannion Richard, farmer --DARESBURY is a township in Rnncom parish and union, containing, bythe cell$us of1861, 76 inhabitants, and 599 acres; in the hundred of Bucklow, deanery of Frodsham,archdeaconry and diocese of Chester, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>; 5! miles north-east from Frodsham,and 4t Bouth~west from Warrington. The livingis a perpetual curaey, valued at£175 per annum, with residence, in the incumbency of the Rev. William Henry Spencer,and the patronage of Christ Church, Oxford. The Churcb, or Chapel, is a gothic edifice,dedicated to All Saints, c.onsisting of nave, chancel, and side aisles. There is a GrammarSchool for bOYS, with residence for the master, which was founded and endowed byRichard Riden of Preston in 1600. It also has some small endowments from othersources.The poor have charities amounting to about £6 annually.Clergy and Gent"IJ.Irwin Mrs. Phcebe, "R!ng 0' BeUs"Buton Cbarles Edmund, Esq., The HaJI Mor~ James, farmer, Llttle hall laneSpencer Rev. William Hy., The Parsonage PerClval Pe~, farmer, Great hall laneWilliams Miss FeliciaSpruce DaVld, stonemason, . Warburton John, schoolmaster, and regis-. Trades and Professums. trar of births and deaths for DareabnryEllison Isa.ac, blacksmhhdistrictFurmstone John, shopkeeperHall William, farmerPost Office-Lettersfrom Warrington arriveHall William Thomas, farmerat 9 ..m? and are dispatched at (i p.m.:xx
362 HALTON.HALTON, or HAULTON, is a township in Runcorn parish·and union, forming, -suhnrb ofthat town, and containing. by the census of 1861,1505 inhabitants, and 17111acres; in the hundred of Bucklow, deanery of Frodsham,.s.:chd7"""nry and diocese ofChester, North <strong>Cheshire</strong>, It miles from RD;llMrn.. The livmg lS a perpstual suracvalued at £157 per annum, with residence, ID the xncumben~yof the Eev. James Coi'M.A., and the patronag~ of Sir Richard Broo~e: Bs.:t., who l~ also lord. of the manor: \The parsonage is near the church, and near to lt lS a library w~ch was built by Sir John IChesshyre, in 1733, and iuruisbed with about 400 volumes, whlch have been considerablyincreased-who, by his will, directed that it should be open for the use ofdivines, and tbe Jneighbouring gentry, particularly his own .rela~ons, at stated hours on Tuesdays ~ jThursdays, when the curate, who is the libranan, should attend. Tbe Chursh is anancient edifice, on the Castle Em, with nave, aisles, and chancel, and turret, with one bell. ).There is an -endowed 'School for boys here, the appointment of master for which is vestedin Sir Richard Brooke. The Primitive Methodists have a chapel here. The powers of "'I·the Barons of Halton were "formerly very extensive, baving held the office of COnstable of<strong>Cheshire</strong> and Earl's Marshall, under Hugh Lupus, the first EaT!; and they had also wardof the streets of Chest",r during the fair time. Tbey also had privilege of having a castleand,Prison at Halton, and held that ,Place as a free borough, with free burgesses there. 'A weekly market was also held on a Saturday, and two fairs, one for seven days at theNativity of tha Vlrgin, and the other for two days at theFeast of Saint Catherine, besidei.courts, and several other 'privileges; but the markets and fairs hav," long sinse bEonobsolete.Clergy CUld Gentry, Leathwood Stanley, smith IBarker Mr, William, Brook'Plaee ~ Willi~ ~tmore, farmerBeckett Mr. George, Castle hiil Mamntosh William, master of Granul>sr IBerthonCharlesHanison, Esq., colDIDander school . .Indian navy, Halton lodgeMsTaggart DAM, travelling draper, Hal.Blundell :Mrs., Ivy cott•.gey>n roadBlythe Miss CatherineMiller Henry, shoemakerBuckley Mrs. Betsy, Brook placeM!'ate C!'arles, beer retailerCarrnthers William, Esq.N,xon R,chard, fannerCox :Rev•.Jas., M..A-, surrogate, insumbent Ocklestou John and Son, tanners andJohnson Thomas, Esq~ Halton grange corriers, Halton roadJobnstone Adam, .Esq. Ockleston Willia.nl Henry, tanner (firm of 'Jones The Miss.. S. B. and.E. H., Hillside Ockleston and Son); h. Halton road Icottage Pennington William, beer retailer andKidd ;Miss Ellen, Halton cottage 1;>risklayer, . IKidd Rev. T. W" BA., curate Pntchard Wilham, farmer, Woodside ~Nixon Miss Elizaheth Reynolds Frank W., tanner IOskleston Mr. John, Hallwood farm Rowe George, shopkceper .Oned Mrs. Jane, Castle billRookes Joseph and John, pyrolignsousacidIR
RATTON, KECKWICK, 1fOORE, NEWTON-By-DARESBURY. 363RATTON is a township in Run~rnparish and uuion, containing, by the census ofl861,851 inhabitants, and 1020 acres; In the hundred of Bucldow, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>, 4: milessouth-west from Warrington, and 7 north-east from Frodsham. There is a. NationalSchool for children of both sexes. The Marquis of Cholmondeley is lord of the manor.Gentrg.Forster Henry, farmerRattan .Tames, Esq.Gleave Elizabeth, grooorMarrow Mrs., Hatton cottageHigginson Frederick, farmerParr .Tames, Esq., The HallHumphreys John, joiner, "Red Lion '.'Taylor Mrs., Verando cottageLeach John, farmer. Leech Thomas, boot and shoemakerTrams and Prrife.swns.Moulsdale David grocerBarber Joseph, farmer, Greenside-the-less Moulsdale Job, furmerBsrberThos"farmer, Greenside-the-greater Monlsdale Mrs., mistress ofNational SchoolBeecroft Peter, farmerStarkey John, farmer, Pill mossBennett William, farmer, Pill moss Wilkinson Mary, farmer, Owl's nestBla.cksh.a.w John, farmerWiltoD WiltOD, agentCartwright Thomas, farmerDone Samuel, farmer, Hatton gate Letters through Warrington.KECKWICK, or KEKEWICK, is a township in tbe parish and union oflluncorn, containing,by the census of1861, 115 inhabitants, and 522 acres; in the]mndredofBucklow,. North Oheshire; 4 miles from Runcorn. The Bridgewater Canal and tbe London andNortb Western and Lancashire and <strong>Cheshire</strong> Railways run through the parish. SirRichai-d Brooke, Bart., is lord of the manor.Trade. and Prore.sions. ITickle Ralph, farmerBennett Thomas, farmer__Broome Efuabeth, farmerSmith John, farmerLetters through Warrington.MOORE, or MOOR, is a township in Runcorn parish and union, containing, by thecensus of 1861, 269 inhabitants, and 901 acres; in the hundred of Bucklow, South<strong>Cheshire</strong>; 4 miles from Runcorn, and 3.. from Warrington, on the London and NorthWestern and Lancashire and <strong>Cheshire</strong> .function Railways, each of which have a stationhere. The Old Quay and Bridgewater Canals also pass through the township. The Wesleyanshave a chapel here. ' .rhe Rav. George Heron is lord of the manor.Clergy and Gentry.De Prez Willism, plumber, glazier, andDunbabin Mr. Thomas.palnterDutton Mr JamesGilman Mrs. Ann, shoemakerHeron Rev: George, M.A.Hau~ley Hen~y, s:atiomnaster of the Che-Houghton Mr. Henryshire JunctiOn lineLloyd Mr. StepbenHayes J onathan, farmerMiln N th . 1 D . E T P J ackson John, farmerer - a· &me ennls, sq., cJ. • K Willi t t· t f th LMaore Alfred Esq. C.E. eenan am, S a lonm~ er 0 e on-Okell Yrs ' , don and North Western line. Middleton Henry, "Red Lion 11Trade. and Profe.sions.ActoD Jabn, grocerCawley Thomas, farmerDale Jahn, farmerDawson Peter, farmerLetters through Warrington.:rIEWTON-by-DARESBURY is a townsbip in Runcorn union ·and parish, containing,by the census of 1861, 191 inhabitants, and 158 acres; in the hundred ofBucklow, North<strong>Cheshire</strong> j fj miles north·east from Frcdsham, and 5 south from Warrington. The Earlof Kilmorey is lord of the manor.Jackson Mrs. Shallcross, Newton bankTrades and Professions.Basnett Thomas, farmerCawley Richard, farmerDarbyshire James, farmerDarbyshire Philip, Newton bank farmDarbyshire John, farmerHewitt Joseph, farmerOniton John. smithRigby William, farmerTaylor Abraham, farmerWhitlow Mrs. Betsy, farmerLees Samuel. farmer, Dairy farmLightfoot John, farmerNewall John, farmerN ewall Thomas, farmerTaylor Ralph, farmerWitter ~ohn, farmerLette.. through Wamugtou.
364 NORTO", PRESTON-O"-THE-HILL, STOCKHAY, SUTTON-JUXTA-FRODSIIAM.NORTON is a township in Runcorn parish and union, containing, by t~e census of 1861880inha.bitants, and 2469 acres; in the hundred of Bucklow, North <strong>Cheshire</strong>, 4 miles north'east from Frodsham. The Bridgewater and the Mersey and Irwell Canals, and th;London and North Western and the Lancashire and <strong>Cheshire</strong> Junction Railways runthrough the township. Sir llichard Brooke, Bart., is lord of the manor.Gent~'!I~Hewitt John, fanner, Manor farmBrooke Sir Richard Bart. J.T'. Norton Houghton H. and T., farm~rs, Moss sidePriory '" Honghton James, blacksmIthThomas Alfred Esq Norton LOONe J~kson Joseph, farmer, Marsh gate, " , Q Linaker Peter, agent to Sir Richard ITrades and ProfessilY//$.Brooke, Bart.Acton George, farmer, Walford Tickle John, farmer, Keckwick )Acton John, farmer, Indley woodWeir William, farmerDutton John, farmer, Moss side""IEdgerley Mrs. J., farmerLetters through Preston Brook.PRESTON-on-the·HILL, or PRESTON BROOK, is a township in Runcorn narishand union. containing, by the census of 1861, 596 inhabitants l and 1122 acres· -in the 'hundred of Bucklow l South Clieshire; 5 miles sonth-east from Runcorn, and 7 south-westfrom Warrington. There is a National School here for children of both sexes.PRESTON BROOK is a small hamlet a short distance south-west from the above, at theJunction of the Trent and Mersey and Bridgewater Canals, ,at which there areconsiderablewarehouses for the transhipment of goods, and also a station on the branch ofthe Londonand North Western Railway, from Manchester to Warrington and Crewe, which 1'lIllSthrough here.ITrades and PrqjessWns. 1 Mackleroy William, postmaster IBooth Peter, farmerN~nnan John, tailorBrereton William, fannerPn~stly Joseph, f~mer ~d C,?a1 merchantBroome Samuel,farmer, Whitlow J oseph, . Red LlOn and farmerCoup Miss Elizabeth, grocer and proviSIondealerLetters arrive from the South at12.56 s.m.:Hodd James, farmerand from the North at 4.45 a.m.; secondFryer William, grocer, butcher, provision arrival from London and the South atdealer, and farmer1.32 p.m.; second dispatch to LiverpoolHolt Edward, shopkeeperHolt Samuel, tailorand Railwayat 1.20 p.m.; second dispatchto Runcorn, Frodsham, Halton, Fro
THELWALL, WALTON INFERIOR & SUPERIOR, WESTON. 365THELWALL is a township in Runcorn parish, Warrington union, Lancashire, containing,hy tht> census of 1861, 468 inhabitants, and 14,17 acres; in the hundred ofBucklow, deanery of Frodsham~ archdeaeonry and diocese of Chester, North <strong>Cheshire</strong>,3 miles south from Warrington, on the Bridgewater Canal; the Stockport and WarringtonRailway runs through the township. The living is a perpetual curacy, valued at£125 per annum, with residenoo, in the incumbency of the Rev. Joseph Brindle, M.A.,and the patronage of James Nicholson, Esq. The Church, dedicated to.All Saints, is inthe =ly English style of architecture, and contains nave, chancel, transept, and threeaisles. There is a school for children of both sexes.Clergy a,.d Gentry.Fairhurst William, parish clerk and assis-Brindle Rev. Joseph, M.A., Par.onage tant,pverseerDakin Goorge, Esq., The Old Warps Forster ;Tohu, farmerNicholson ;Tames Esq., Thelwall hall Hankey Thomas, farmerStanton Mr. HedxyHewitt Thomas, farmerStanton Mr. James GreenReld hall Houghton William, farmerSwainson Mr. Cha:les Lowe, Massey green Houghton William,jun., farmer. Johnson James, bricklayerTrades and Professwns.Ravensero!t Stephen, bricklayerBecket Henry, farmer .Rowlinson Richard, " Picketing Arms"Blesse Joseph, wheelwrIghtRowlinson Richard farmerCook Henry, farmerWhitlow John far~erDennett Peter, jun., grocerWorthington Thomas farmerDitehfieJd John, farmerEllison William, smithFairhurst Sarah, farmerLetters through Warrington.WALTON INFERIOR, or LOWER WALTON, is a township in Runcorn parish andunion, OD. the south side of the Mersey, containing, by the ~ensusof 1861, 395 inhabitants,and 531 acres; in the hundred of Bucklow, North <strong>Cheshire</strong>,2 miles south from Warrington.T. J. L. Brooke, Esq., is lord of the manor.Ward Mr.Trades and Prqfessi0n3.Moss J oho, shopbeperPeacock William, farmerButer Peter, farmerRowson John, farmerBeswick William, "Ship"Ware John, farmerBritton Daniel, farmerWare Joseph, farmerBroxon James, shopkeeperW~r
366 FRODSHAM.· ..". W"STOll PO"'T is a hamlet of this township, t. ~e west from thence, ~d .It frolllRuncorn forming the terminus of the Weaver navIgatlOD.. The Church, whIch was builtby the trustees of that n&vigation, for the acc~mm?d~tlOn?f the watermen, is a neatGothic edifice, situate on the north end of the b~ln; It IS dedIcated to Our Saviour, andconsists of one aisle, chancel, and transept, wIth tp'Yer,.surmonnted by a. handEomespire, and containing one bell and a ~ock.. The llvlDg IS a perpetnai C=y, valuedat £150 per annum, with residence, ID the IDcumbency of t~e Rev. Samuel B~M A. and the patronage of the Bishop of Chester. There IS also a good school forchll&en of both sexes. The Wesleyans have a chapel here. .There is a lighthouse hetafor the guidance of mariners, and this p~.is now an extenslve harbour, s,pacious dockshaving heen erected by the Weaver NaVIgatIon Trustees.Gentry.Penketh Mrs. !!annah, shopkeeperAnderton Mr. JamesSp,:uce Joh", faxmerBanks William, Esq., Weston house Strmger J oh!', butcherWright Mr. JohnTrades and Professicns.WESTON POINT.Banks William, farmerBa,,"Ilall Rev. Samuel, M.A., Parsonsge<strong>Cheshire</strong> Mrs. Jaue, grocerCollier James, "Dog and Partridge"Trades and ProfessitJns.Collier William, grocerHarrop Wm., shopkeeper and beer retailerCrosthwaite Mrs. Mary, shopkeeper Hughes Thomas, sbopkeeper and post oflleeDunbabin Mr., farmerKirkham John Wesley, grocerFord James, farmer, Orred's farmOkell Samuel, farmerGriffith J., famier, Wright's farmSampson Mrs., "Weaver Hotel"Hall Thomas, farmerSantley J oseph, grocerHoughton John, boot and shoemaker Thomas J ames, schoohnasterJ elfe Thomas, shopkeeperJohnsonJohn and Thomas, chemical works Letters throngh Runcom, which is theOwea Elizabeth, farmer I nearest money order office.I1IIFRODSHAM, with FRODSHAM BRIDGE and FRODSHAM LORDSHIP, with thehamlets of BB..ADLEY, NETHERTON, OVERTON, and WOODHOUSES.'FRODSHAM is a parish iu Runcom union, including the townships of FROnslWO Iand FRODSHA3:t LoRDSHIP, HELSBY, ALVANLEY, ~I~LEY, NEWTON~by-FBODSHA.!fJKmGSLEY, and NORLEY, containing altogether~by the census of 1861, 5890 inhabitants, ~and 14,288 acres of laud; in the second division of Eddisbury hundred, the west division .of the deanery to which it gives its name, arahdeaconry and diocese of Chester, South<strong>Cheshire</strong>.IThe township of FRODSHAM is situafte onCthe river Weaver, 4 miles south tr0m Rfroun. .corn, 10 from Nantwich, 10 nor!h-east rom hester, 19 from Liverpool, and I 9 I m 1London, and containing, by the census of 1861, 1869 inhabitants, and 2256 acres; nearthe borders ofDelamere forest. It is a market town, having had a marketby prescriptionfrom an early date, but in consequence of its proximity to Warrington, the market, which Iwas held on a Wednesday, has greatly fallen into disuse. There are fairs held ou the IsslTuesday and Wednesday iu April, and the last Thursday and Friday in Oetober. The rconfiuence ofthe river Weaverv:ith the Mersey is near this place, and thereisa~all (barbor for vessels here. The Bll'kenhead, Lancashire, and <strong>Cheshire</strong> Junction Railwaycrosses the .riy~r on a viaduct, and has a: station here. It is also a polling place for ~e Isouthern diVISIon ofthe county. There IS an extensive establishment for manufa.cturmgliquorice, which, when in full work, gives employment to about 100 persons. The Town I~all contains the savings bank and news room. The magisterial meetings for this townS!lIP a~e he~d at Oskmere, and. the county cour~ meetings are held at Rnncorn. The IliVIng I~ a: VIcarage, valued at £000 per annum, WIth residence, in the incumbency of the \Rev. Wllham Charles Cotton, M.A., and the patronage of Christ Church Oxford. The .Church, which stands on an eminence near to the hamlet of Overton is a fine old edifice, \dedicated to Saint Lawrence, containing nave, chancel and side ai:sle~ with tower and sabells. The Wesleyans a~d .Association .Me~hodiste 'each have p~s of worship bere.The G::ammar Scho~l, WhICh IS endowed, IS SItuate in the adjoining hamlet of Overoon.There IS a good NatIonal S~hoo1. There are various charitable beqnests for the benefit ofthe poor. The Marquis of Chohnondeley is lord of the manors of Frodsham township sndlordship, and holds courts leet and baron, for the former at the "Queen's Head," and thelatter at the "Millstone" inns.
FRODSH.A.M. 367FRODSILUI BIlIDGE is a hamlet near this township, locally situatsd inthe township ofSutton, in Runcorn parish, but in consequence of its proximity to Frodsham it is includedtherein. The Bone Works pf Mr. Joseph Ashworth are situated here. 'FRODSHAM LORDSHIP is a township in Frodsbam parish, comprising the hamletsof BRADLEY, NETHERTON, OVERTON, and WOODHOUSES, containing, by the census of 1861,968 inhabitant" and 35240 acres ofland. .BRADLEY is .. sma1J scattered hamlet south-ea.st from Frodsbam.NETHEETOH", which stretches from Overton hill to the marshes below, is about 1 milesouth-east from Frodsham. .-OVERTON' is an extensive hamlet on an elevated range of graun.;! above Frodsham. notedfor its lofty hill, which rises 400 feet from the level, and is much resorted to in Summe.rby parties from the su..-rroundillg neighbourhood, the scenery from different portions of -itbeing very m3.e"'11ificent, affordiD.g views into all the adjoining counties. On the topformerly stood a beacon, which communicated with others in Lancashire, S4ropshire, andNorth Wales. . .WOODHOUSES is a hamlet of scattered farm houses, about It mill'S south-e;l$t i;omFrodsham.Ol£rfJY and Gentry.Ashley :Mr,. Isabella.Ashton John, ESq.BagDel! Miss El!euBethel! Mr,. Willill.lDBirch John Parry, Esq.Cheers Mr. ThomasEdmunds Rev. Fr~erick Fleroher (Wesleyan)Higson John, Esq.Harrissou Albert, Esq.Hayes John Higson, Esq., J.P.Hayes William, Esq.Higson John, Esq.Higson Willism, Esq.;Lam'o:Mrs. MaryLangshaw Mrs.Pickering John Rigby, Esq.Pollard :Mr. JohnRigby Mr. J ame'Robinson John, Esq.Sel1a.rs Rev.Saml. (Methodist FreeChurch)Upton Willism, Esq.Warburtou Mr. JohuWeaver Frederick Poynton,M.D., Esq.Williams Miss ElizaWilliams :Mrs. MarthaTrades and ?rofessions.Ainsworth John, boot and shoemakerAndrews James, farmerAndrews Thomas, farmerAndrews Williaw, farmer, Salt Worksfarm, Frodsham Bridge. Ashton Thomas, j:u.n., farmer, Riley:bankAshworth Joseph, manufacturer of bonemanures, superphosphate of lime, &c.,];'rodsham Bridge Bone works. (Seeadvertisement)Astle John, H Bridge Inn"Bate Thomas, farrierBethel! William, cooperBirch John Parry. surgeon, Church streetBooth Robert, butcher and farDlerBooth Thomas, insurance agentBurgess Richard, relieving officer, andregistrar of ·births and deaths for Frodsbamdistrict, Frodsham BridgeBurkhill John, blacksmith, Church streetClarke John Miinss, grocer and j)aker,Church streetCobb Thomas, cloggerCorke.r Thomas, po.stmanCrechton William, Inland Revenue officerDavidson Miss Isabella, 'young gen:t!emen'"preparatory schoolDa.vies John, far:Il:}erDavies Thomas"joiner, builder,anage:Q..eralcontractor .Day and Wood, soli~rBDignum Edward, grocer, and agent f~ theBritish Nation Fire and Life OfficeEdwards George, grocerEdwards James, linen and woollen dl'ape.rFarrsl! Miss El!en, shopkeeper, Church st.Forster John, beer retailerFoster Joho, cabinet maker and bakerFrodsham Gas Com;pany (limited)~Thos.Riley, secretaryGarner J ose;ph, shopkee;per, Church streetGarner :Mrs. Margaret, farmer .Gibson -Henry, ironmonger and stationer,Church streetGilgrist Samuel, grocerGorst George, bookkeeperGorst Thomas, tailor, Unen an4 woollendraperGould James, painter ~md paperhangerGrice John, "Red Lion"Grice Miss Mary, smallware dealerHarrisson Albert, solicitor (firm of Harrlssonand Ashton),clerkandsuperintendentregistrar to the Runcorn union, and cle;rkto the magistrates of the Eddi,burydivisionHarrisson and Ashton, solicitorsHarrop Peter, auctioneer and appraiser,and ·boot and shoemaker .Harvey J ames, cbairmaker l\Ild furniturebroker-
368 FRODSHA"M.Harvey Sampson, chemist and druggist, andagent for the Guardian Fire and LifeInsuranceHehhert Charles, butcherHigginson Vi i1liam, beer retailerHilton William, sergeant of police, <strong>County</strong>Police StationHolland Hannah, beer retailer, ChurchstreetHolland William, biggler, "Wbite Hart"Holland William, timher dealerHoughton Thomas, carrierIllidge Peter, cooper, Main streetInce Edward, manager for Mr. Gibson,ironmonger, Church streetJackson William W., watchmakerJones Edward, farmer, Frodsham BridgeJ ones Rohert, farmerKing William, "Bear's Paw"hotel and posting houseKirkham John, market gardenerLanceley Miss Elizabeth, millinerLanceley George, farrierLanceley Sarah, shopkeeperLee George, beer retailerLew Miss Ann, grocer and draperLewis Edward, butcherLew J ames, droggist, postmaster,commercialandfarmerLewis Joseph, "Queen's Head" hotel, andInland Revenue officeMa.candrew and Co's. Liquorice Works,Frodsham Bridge - Edward Wi1kins,managerMaddock Ralpb, bricklayerMaddock Sarah, straw bonnet makerMaddock Thomas, watch and clockmakerMaddock William, bricklayerMottram Jas., farmer and assistant overseerNichols Richard, coal dealer, Church streetNickson William, joinerOakes Miss Ann, gardenerOulton Herbert, " Aston .Arms," FrodsharnBridgeOutram Joseph, "Golden Lion"Parker William, boot and shoemakerPeacock Samuel, shoemakerPeacock Thomas, sawyerPickering Rigby, miller, Sutton flour mill;h. FrodshamPollard John, schoohnasterPotts Thomas, stationmasterReynolds Charles, boot and shoemaker,Church streetReynolds Charles, gardener and seedsmanReynolds Charles, jun., shoemakerRiley Thomas, joiner and teacher of musicRimmer John, shopkeeperRoherts Howel, solicitor's clerkRobinson James Frodsham, chemist anddruggist, sub-distributor of stamps, andagent for the Provincial Fire and Lifeand Railway Passengers Insurance Co's.)Robinson John, surgeonRodgers Mrs. Frances, tailorRyder ;rohn, shopkeeper and post fti-Frodsham Bridge 0 ce,Sant Thomas, saddler and harness m kSavage George, beer retailer a erSavage Samuel, shoemakerSharp Samuel, farmerSharrock George, grocer and saddlerSouthall John, scripture readerSpenc~r Samuel, painter, plumber sodglazIer ' IStead Samuel, mason 1Storer Miss Jane, milliner,dressmaker &c IChurch street . .,Storer John, chairmaker, Church street "Storer Mrs. Mary, day school, Church stTinsley Charles, tinplate.worker ..' jTollitt James, hoot and shoemaker Ch-'"street ' ""'" ..U pton William, farmerWalker John, wheelwrightWalker Samuel, printer andstalionerWarburton Peter, farmer, Church streetWarbnrton Tho~as,farmerandpatishclerk IWeaver Fredenck Poynton, M.D., sodsurgeon to t!'e Frodsham district of theRuncorn unronIWhittaker Joseph, police officer .Wilkins Edward, foreman at liquorieeworks, Frodsham BridgeWilliarns John Guest, draper, hosier halW~ dealer, &c., COmer of Church ~treet· 'Wilson .A.ndrew, "George" innPost T Office - J ames Lewis, postmaster..Letters through Preston Brook arriveat 6.20 a.m., and 2.40 p.m.; dispatchedto Preston Brook at 10.50 a.m toWarrington at 7.20 p.m, and to Pres.ton Brook at 8 p.m. - This is a moneyorder office and savings bank.Post Office, Frodsham Bridge. - Lettersthrough Preston Brook arrive at 6a.m., and dispatched at 8 p.m.-JobnRyder, postmaster.Church-Rev. W. C. Cotton, M.A., vicar.&riptUTe Reader-John Southsll.Olerk-Thomas Warburton.Sexron-Samuel Aston.O.erlon Gra,;'mar School - John l'ollaId,master.National School (Girls and Infants)-MisS~ary Smith, mistress j :MiSs .ADneBn:heck, mistress ofinfant schooLFrodsham &.ings Bank-The Rev. W. C.Cotton, president; The Rev. W. C.Cotton, John R. Pickering, Esq, Ssml.:;?o~house, Esq., John H. Hayes! Esq,illiam Hayes, Esq., C. H. Hltehen,E~q., John RigsOD, Esq., trustees; JohnHlgSOn Hayes, Esq., treasurer; Mr.John Pollard, secretary.ItII ,iI.~
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370 HELSBY, KINGSLEY,iJle,-gyand Gentry.Jepson Samuel, farmerWolfenden Re... EdwardLeech J ohl1, farmerWright Mr. EdwardLewis Miss Jlfartha, farmerNixoo Mrs. Alice, shopkeeperTrades and Professions.Nixon John, fannerAthertone WiIliam, farmerNoden Edward, farmerBlythe Abe!, wheelwrightNoden William, farmerBond Samuel, farmerNorcott lhomas, blacksmithBriscoe Thomas; farmerNorcr05S William, farmerBritland George, farmer Spruce George. butcher ICarterJoseph, "White Lion," and farmer Wade Joseph, farmer and shopkeeper ,Dugdale James, farmer Webster William, farmer IEdwards Jahn, stonemason and sexton Witaker Mrs. Sarah, farmer~'letcher Samuel, farmer Willis Thomas, mason and builder ~I'Fletcher William, farmer' ,Francis Benjamin, National schoolmaster National School-Benjamin Francis, master· JFrancis Miss, National schoolmistress Miss Francis, mistress. IGreenway Samuel, fa...""Dler{'Hassall Richard, farmer and cbeesefactorHassall William, farmer and miller Letters by foot-post from Frodsham.- HELSBY is a small township in Frodsham parish, Rnncorn union, containing, by the Icensus of 1861, 570 inhabitants, and 1261 acres; in the hundred of Eddisbury, deanery ofFrodsham archdeaconry and diocese of Chester, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>, 2 miles south-west fromFrodsbam' at the foot of a large hill called Welsby Tor, on the road from CbestertoWarriDg~n. The National School, which was built in 1846, is licensed for the celebration lof divine service. The incumbent of Alvanley officiat()s therein. The Marquis ofChol. ~mondeley is lord of the manor. The Wesleyans and Wesleyan New Connexion hare 'chapels here.Gentry.Lewis Thomas, jlln., farmerLewis Mr. ThomasLowe .James, coal merchantJones Mr. JohnMoss .John, shopkeeperNorcott Thomas, blacksmithPeacock John, butcherPeacock Thomas, farmerPeers Richard, farmer, shopkeeper,- andpost office .Potts Joseph, "Robin Hood" .Pritchard Geo., beerretailer and bricklayerRowe William, millerStanton Samuel, farmerWilliams John, tailorWright John, "Horse and Jockey"- Tral1£, and Professu",,,.Eate Mrs. Hannab, farmerBlythe Enocb, tailorBrandreth Thos.• stonemerchantandfarmerBurgess Samuel, farmerCobbe Samuel, beer retailerCobbe WilIiam, farmerCollier William, farmerDarlington Philip, farmerEllams J o,epb, sbopkeeperFletcher John, wheelwrightFisher John, boarding and day schoolHitchen Jaho, boot and shoemakerHulme Philip, beer retailerJones Samuel, wbeelwrightLee Mrs. Henry, farmerN atumal School-.Toseph Richard., mssler;Mrs. Emma Richards, mistress.Post Office-Richard Peers, receiver. Let:Leech Mrs. Elizabetb, farmerters arrive from Frodsham at 7.20 a.m.jLew~s John, farmerLeWls Mrs. Margaret, farmerand are dispatched at 6.10 p.m. Frod~sham is the nearest money order office.KINGSLEY is a township of Frodsbam parish, in Runcorn union, containing, by thecensus of1861. 995 inhabitants, and 2606 acres j in the hundred of Eddisbury, deanery ofFrodsbam, archdeacoDl'Y and diocese of Chester, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>; 3 miles north·westfrom ActOD, and 3t south-east from Frodsham. The living is a perpetual curacy, "aluedat £87 per annum, wit.h residence. in the ix;cumbency ofthe Rev. Robert Tyas, M.A., andthe patronage?f the VIcar .Of F:odsh~m. n~e townships ot King-sley and Ne~to~.byFrodsham havlOg been uDlted In 180, formmg a new ecclesiastical parish or distnct, s.church was then erected for their accommodation. It is a neat edifice dedicated to St.John, and consists of a nave, chancel, and nl)rth·aisle, with to\ver surmo~nted by a. spireThere.is a F.r:ee School for six .boys, with an endowment of ab~ut £20 per annumj aDdthere IS a NatlOnal Schoolfor children ofboth sexes and infants. The trustees of the lateJ. H. Smith Earry, Esq" are lords of the manor. .i-.iII~
MANLEY, NEWTON-BY-FRODSHAM.Clergy and Gentry.Dutton Mrs., Westbrook houseGratrix: Mr., Castle Hill housePickerin~ Mrs. AnnStretch Thomas, Esq., Kingsley hallTyas Rev. Rohen, M.A., ParsonageTrades and Professions.Aidley William, farmerBooth William, farmerChalloner J oseph. farmerCballoner Joseph, jun., farmerClarke James, farmer and timber dealerDutton Thomas, farmerFaulkner Henry, shopkeeperFletcher J"ames, farmer and timber dealerFrodsham Daniel, farmerFrodsham .Tames, farmerFrodsham James, jun., farmerFryer WiIliam. farmerGerrard Thomas. National schoolmasterGibson William, farmer and millerGriee Thomas, beer retailerHall Edward, farmer. Mill Lane houseHall James, farmer, Pike houseHale Ralph, farmerHarvey Samuel. wheelwrightHolland James, farmer and butcherHolland William, butcherHorton William, farmerEay Thomas, farmer, -The HurstLightfoot Mary Ann, day schoolLightfoot Thomas, boot and shoemakerLewie John, joiner,):..ewis Richard, blacksmith'-'Manifold Peter, farmerMoreton Thomas, farmer, CrewoodMoss :Mr., farmerNicholls Peter, farmerNixon Ruth, shopkeeperNixon Thomas, bOot and shoemakerN orcross John, farmerOkell Thomas, farmerOultram John, boot and shoemakerOultram Samuel, boot and shoemakerOutram Charles, tailorParkinson Georse, farmerParsons Samuel, farmerPemberton Mrs., farmerPemberton Peter, butcherPernns Peter, farmerPlumb Thomas, farmer and postmasterPriestner Peter, farmer, Peel ballRandles Georp;e, boot and ehoemakerRavenscroft Thomas, farmerRigby Joseph, farmerRobinson Catherine, shopkeeperRobinson Thomas and PhiIip, coopersShallcross Thomas, farmer and brickm.akerSmith Samuel. bricklayerSpruce 'Villiam, farmerSpruce William, jun., "Horse Shoe" inn,farmer, and timber dealerStretch Edward, farmer, Green Bank farmStretch Thomas, farmer, Kingsley hallStubbs James. farmer .Tickle JohD, farmer, Cattenhall hallWoodward John, "Red Bull," and joinerWoodward Thomas, wheelwrightWalker William, tailorWarburtcn John, butcherNatwnal School-Thomas Genard, master;Mrs. Gerrard, mistress.Post Office-Tho,. Plumb, sub-postmaster.Letters from Frodsham arrive at 8.80a.m.; dispatched at 5.80 p.m.MANLEY is a. township in Frodsham parish, Runcorn union, contaiDing, by the. censusof 1861, 294 inhabitants, and 1326 acres; in the hundred of Eddisbnry, deanery of Frod..sham, archdeaconry and diocese of Chester. South <strong>Cheshire</strong>, 4 miles south from Frodsbam.There is a school for the education of children of both sexes, and it is licensed for thecelebration of divine service. The school was erected and is principally supported byJ. W. Fox, Esq., who is lord of the manor.Heron Captain Harry, Manley hall Lowe Thos., "Fox Arms," and shopkeeper.Trades and PTofes8~o1lS.and farmerMiddlehurst Samuel, farmerDone John, farmer, Manley houseNewhall William, bailiffDugade Samuel, farmerParker Samuel. farmerHatton John, farmerSnelsen John, farmer, Manley hall farmHignett J olm, farmerSnelson Robert, farmer, Ranger's bankJ effs J oseph, shopkeeperWade Robert, farmerJ enkins Robert, farmerWitlow John, farmer, Ranger's bankJanes Edward, farmerWynn Job, blacksmithLarge George, farmer, Lower hall .--Large Samuel, farmer, RookeryLetters by foot-post from Frodsham.NEWTON-by-FRODSHAM is a township in Frodsham parish, Runcorn union, containing,by the ceDSUS of 1861, 186 inhabitant" and 416 acreS of land; in the hundred ofEddisbury, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>, 2 miles south from Frodsham, The trustees ofJ. S. Barry,Esq., lire lorda of the manor.
812 NORLEY, LYMM.~~~~_-::--_--------------Gt1ItTy.AsOOn Thomas, Esq.Hitching Charles H., Esq.Moreton John, Esq.Trades and Professwns.Earnes Jabo, fa.rmerCooper Thomas, farmer, com merchant,and cheesefaetorDarlington Mrs., farmerEaton John, farmerJackson Samuel, farmerMilling John, fannerMilling Mrs. Martha, farmerPickering Samu~l, farmerRowe James, blacksmithWarrall Jahn, IZeneral dealerWhalley Mrs. Elizabeth, farmerCarrier to Chester-Nlxon," Horse andJockey," Saturday.Letters by foot-post from Frodshllln.NORLEY is a township in Frodsham parish, Runcorn union, containing, by the cenSUSof 1861, 728 inhabitants, and 1361 acres; in the hundred of Eddisbury~ South <strong>Cheshire</strong>;1) miles south-east from Frodsham, and 3 north-~est fr.om ActOD station. The living isa perpetual curaey, valued at £114 per annum, In the Incumbency of the Rev. WilliamLees, M.A., and the patronage of Samue~ W ~odhous.e, Esq. The Church, dedicated toSaint John the Evangelist, is a neat Gothic :dl~ce, WIth tower, snrmounte~ by pinnacles,containing one bell and a clock. The ASSoCIatIOn a?d Wesle1a.n ~ethod1Sts have eachplaces ofworship here, and .. day and S~d..y school ill connenon WIth the lalter. Thereis also .. good National School for the children of both sexes.Clergy and Gt1I'ry.Lewis Richard, farmerLascelles Hon. Arthur, Norley bank Maddock Ri~h:U-d, farmerLees Rev. William, M.A.Maddoek William, farmerWoodhouse Samuel, Esq., Noriey hall Marshall Jane, farmerMo.rshall Ellen, post officeTrades and ProJessicns.Mercer John, farmerBell Mrs. Elizabeth shopkeeperNixon J ames, hoot and shoemakerBell Henry, farmer' Pic~ering Mrs. M~rgare~ fBfIDerChrimes John farmer Robmson GeorgE", Carners Inn"Chrimes Joseph, saddler aJia shopkeeper Robinson Robert. farmerCook Thomas, farmer.Sanders George, shopkeeperCowin" William. master of Church school Spruce John, farmerCrompton John, clog and patten maker Smith Robe-rt, U Red Lion"Crompton Mrs., schoolmistressThompson.Thomas, fa:rmerDone Elizabeth, farmerWatson El1zabeth, smithFairhurst Randall Henry, farmerWoodward Samuel, wheelwright and s1wp-Heath William, fermerkeeperHitcbin Joseph, farmerWr~ght Dennis, farmerHodgkinson Matthew, farmerWnght Samuel, farmerHolland James, butcherYarwood Thomas, farmerHolland Mrs. Martha, shopkeeperYearsley Robert, shopkeeperRoward Miss Ann, farmerYearsley William, farmerHumphreys Jonathan, joiner and builder YearsIey William, tallorHumphreys John, farmer, NorIey groveKay Joseph, cabinet maker and·joinerLewis James; "Tiger'e Head," and farmer Letters hy foot-post from Frodsham.LYMM, formerly written LIMME, is .. parish in .Altrineham union containing, by 11l.census of 1861, 3169 inhabitants, and 4284 acres; in the hundred of BucklOw east diVisionof Frodsham deanery, archdeaconry and diocese of Chester North Cbesb~e, 6 mileswest from Altrincham, 5 south~east from Warrington 7 north-~est from Knutsford, andIS! fr0:n Manchester, on the Warrington and Stoc~po~tRailway, at which it has a~tatio!1..The Brldgewater Canal also runs through the parIsh. The livin
LYMM.8r8endoWEd in 1608, by Sir George Warburton and Will.ia.m Domville, and was re-opened inAugust last, iu the bnildiug formerly need as theNational Sohool. New ParochialSchoolshave been erected in Pepper Street, with funds left tor that purpose by the late ThomasJackson, Esq. The Independents. Primitive and Wesleyan Methodists. and BomanCatholics have each piares of worship here. Egerton Leigh and Bowland Eyles EgertonWarburton are lords of the manor.[Those marked thus (0) have their placesof business in Manchester.]Clergy, Gentry, ana Private R
LYMM.Bra.dey Thomas; boot aiid.hoeinaker, The- CrossBrooks Robert; farmer, Warrington roadBrooks Thomas, butcher, Booth's billBrown" Edwin; grocer and provision dealer,Booth's hill, The Cross, and HearJeyBrownell Jas., solicitor, Green Bank houseBunce William, "Bridgewater Arms" andpacket house, Canal side:Burgess Mrs., farmer, BroomedgeButterWorth Mrs. Mary, fustian cutterCarter John, shopkeeper, Booth's hillCarter Peter, land agent, and .agent to theLiverpool snd London Fire and LifeInsurance CompanyChadd William, beer retailer, Booth's hillClarke Joseph, blacksmith, HeatleyClay Geor!':e, coal dealer and shopkeeper,Canal sideCooper Issac, blacksmith, BroomedgeCross George, shopkeeper, Booth's hillDarbyshire James, farmer, Manor farm,Church greenDarbyshire -Thomas, grocer and provisiondealer, Bridge footDavies Thomas, surveyor of highways,Booth's hillDitchfield Thomas, shoemaker, Booth's hillDODe William Hampson, stationma.ster,Railway StationDraper Robert Watts, farmer, Cheddar In.Dunning Jobn, stonemason· and quarryowner, "Dog and Punch Bowl," ChurchgreenEdwards John, commercial traveller, TheRakes, Rush greenFairclough George, butcherFairclough John, butcher, The CrossFearnett Thomas, postmaster and provisiondealer, Bridgewater streetFerns John Cumming, tailor and woollendraper, The CrossFletcher John, agent, Eagle brow'Fletcher Sam1., shopkeeper, Bridgewater st.Farrest" George, sen., miller, Lymm mill,and grocer, baker, and provision dealer,Bridge streetForrest John,provision dealer, &c., Bridge st.Forrest Josepb, farmer, Dairy farmFor:;:ter David, farmer, Rush greenForster James, fustian cutter, Sandy laneGarner James, shopkeeper and beerretailerGarner William, plumber, glazier, andpainter, Booth's hillGibbon Jane, farmer, Cheddar laneGilbert Mrs. Jane, "Jolly Thrashers,"BroomedgeGilbert William, shoemaker, Heatley heathGlossop John, potato dealer, Ray laneGosling --, beer retailer, Timperley'sbuildings, BroomedgeGonld James, cattle dealer, Heatley heathGonld John, cattle dealer, Heatley heathGregson ' Jamea" ,parochialSandy lane, Outringtonschoolmaster'Grundy'Edward Stelfox, farmer, :Red~. Guest Oliver, beer retailerHarding Marlborough, farmer, Birch brOOkHardy Henry, corntactor" Heatley heathHarrison James, blacksmith. Harrison Mrs. Sarah, "Fleece" InnHart John, ",Bull's Head/' Bridge streetHart John, fustian cutterBatten James, cattle dealerHeald Henry, builder, Booth's hillHelsby Peter, shopkeeper, StathamHenshall James, drnggist. and see
1l!aWSOIl Benjamin, fustian cntterMawson Henry, fustian cutterMilliesn J onathan, boarding and day shool,Rio-her laneMilli;an Mrs., day school, Rush greenMilL3 Mrs., farmer, Wetgate .Morgan Enoch, farme-r, StathamMorgan George, farmer, Cheddar laneYort J ames, poultry dealerMoston Henry, fustian cutter, Booth's hillMoston Thomas, carrierNiylor John, farmerNewall Timothy, farmerNewton Mrs. Margaret, farmer, High lane .Olford Mrs., milliner and dressmaker, New.. roadOwen John, farmer, Higher lanePear.son Hy., draper and grocer, The CrossPearaon Mrs. Jaho, milliner and draper,Booth's hillpea.rsoD William, farmer, HeatleyPerkins Joseph, Wheelwright, BroomedgePerkins Samuel, farmer, BroomedgePickton John, tailor a.nd woollen draper,Eagle browPieton Peter, tailor, Booth's hilll'ickton Richard, tailor .Potts James, beer retailer, Agden bridgel'reston Mrs., chemist and druggist, TheCross:Read George, licensed to let post horses,Booth's hill .Ripiey Rev. Frederick William, RA.,gentlemen's boarding school, Higher laneRobinson Edward, farmerRobinson Joseph, "Green Dragon," HeatleyRobinson Peter, The" Dog," OutringtonRobinson William,· eorn merchant, HeatleyRowlinson Joseph, shopkeeper and fustiancutterRowlinson Peter, grocer, Rush green _Rowson E:iward, lmen and woollen draper,The CrossSh~w William, miller and farmer, Heatley ISm,th Henry Patrick, drill instructor; IOhurch green ' !Statham ~tthew, wheelwright, Eagle brow:Steel John, farmerStill~eil J ames, surgeon, (firm ofHill and. Stillwell), Booth's hillStott Mrs. Anne, stationer and newsagent,Eagle browStretch .Edward, farmer, Cheddar laneStretc~ James, painter, plumber, andglazier, Booth's hiilStretch John, farmer, Cheddar laneStr~tch Samuel, farmer, Boot.h's hillSwmdell Miss Mary, boarding and dayschool, Field houseTaylor John Booth, general ironmonger,gasfitter, and shoeing smith, The Cro:ssTernperton George, shopkeeper, Eagle browTbomason Jaho, boot and shoemaker,. Bridgewater streetThomason Jlfrs., fustian cutterL'YMM. .375Thomason Peter, farmer, Booth's hillThomason Thos., fustian cutter, OntringtonTracey Joseph, milkseller .Vo~e Thomas, farmer, OntringtonWarburton George, saddler, Bridge streetWarbnrton George, farmer, W'hitbarrowWarburton John, grocer, The CrossWarburton Peter, shopkeeper and farmerWarburton Richard, farmer, Rush greenWa,rburton Roberl, farmer, Cheddar laneW ~tts MissEllen, ladies' school, Booth'shillWheeler John, wheelwright, Lymm bridgeWhitehead William, printer, stationer. anddealer in paperhangings, Bridgewater st..Whitelegg Samuel, farmer, BroomedgeWilkins.on .Toseph, tailor and draperWilkinson Peter, tailor, Bush greenWilkinson William, tailor, WetgateWillia.mson Joho, carrierWinstanley Mrs. Ann, farmer, Higher laneWinstanleyJohn, "Nag's Head," Booth's hillWinstanley Peter, shopkeeper, OutrlngtonbridgeWoodhead J ames, fustian cntter, LymmbridgeWright Thomas, farmer, StathamWhitfield Mrs., farmer. OutringtonWhitlow Joseph, shopkeeper, Bridge footYoung John, B.A., masterofLymm GrammarSchoolIPolice Station-George Oswald Andrews,superintendent j Hy. Dot"toD, sergeant:.Gas Company (Limitd)-Henry Pearson,secretary.L
376WARBURTON, GREAT BUDWORTH.Water Conveya=.Post O.ffiet, Bridgewater street-Th_A tide boat from Runcorn to ManchesterFoamett,postmaster.-LettersthroughWarrington, arrive at 7.30 a.m." dis..daily, from May to September, calling patched at 5.45 p.m. This is ~ aat the "Bridgewater Arms,"-A luggagemoney order office and savings bauk.boat every other day.Pillar Box, Booth's hill, cleared daily at5.50 p.m., and on Sundays at 7.50 PJIl,---------:--~-WARBURTON is a parish in Altrincham union, coutainiug, by the census of 1861484 inhabitants, and 1747 acres; in the hundred of B~cklo'."', east di~sionof FrodshaQ;deanery, archdeaconry and diocese of Chester, North Cheshll'e; 2t miles from Lymm, 5 Ifrom Altrincham, 7t from Warrington, ~ ~rom Knuts.ford, and 12 fro,:" Manchester; on •the south bank of the Mnrsey, which divlde~ Cheshl~e.and Lancashire. The Church,dedicated to Saint Werburgh, is an anCIent tImber b~dlDg, ~rected about tbe 14th ceo· Itory, and Was repaired with stone in the 11th century; It conSIsts of nave, transept, chan.cel. and aisles, which are separated from the nave .b-r wo~den pillars; it has.a brick tower, '.1covered with ivy, and contains one hell. The livmg '5 a rectory, held w,th the secondmediety of Lymm, in the incombency of the Rev. Daniel Augnstus Beaufort, M.A., andthe patronage of R. E. E. Warburton, E"'l'; aunual value, £250. There is a good schoolfor children of both sexes. Rowland E •.!'garton Warburton, Esq, is lord ofthe manur.Olergy, Gentry, cmd Private Residents. Harrison Henry, farmerAlexander MrAspden Mr. .Hazeldine Abraham, farmer, Car greenHill T~e Misses, ladies' hoarding schoolBeaufortRev. Danl. Augustus, M.A., rector J effs Cbarles, fll1'!"erLawler Mr.Johnson John, tailorLowe Mrs. MaryJ ones John, farmerJones Thomb.S, farmerTrades cmd Profe#Ums.Kay James, farmer, Park farmAlIen Samuel, farmer Langton J ames, "Saracen's Head," andAndrews John, master ofNational School wh~wright ":'ld farmerAndrews Mrs. Marv, mistress of National Lawrmson W,lllam, shopkeeperSchool - Lowe John, farmer, The BentBall Richard farmer Moss sideBeckett J am~s farm~r Car greenMassey JOhn, farmerNewton Hugo, hide merchant and farmerBeckett John, farmer: Moss browPennington Mrs. Relen, farmer, MosaBeckett Samuel, far~erPerrin Mrs. Mary, farmerBeckett Thomas, farmerPriestner John, farmerBell John, farmerRamsdale Peter, haker and grocerBlinston Mrs. Stephen farmer Car green Shaw William, miller and corn des1erBrundrett Robert, far~er'TittJe Thomas, farmer, Church greenBurgess William, farmerWalton Joseph, jun., farmerBythel James, tamerWalton Thomas, farmerBythel Joseph, farmer, Moss W~ehllI11John, hoot and shoemaker I'Chorlton Philip, farmerWh,telegg John, farmerCol~billJohn, farmer. Moss brow Williamson David, farmer ,IColeshill William, farmer, Moss brow WiIliamson Samuel, farmer and postmastaCollins Abraham, farmer'I·Daniel Josiah, brick and tilemsker Post O.ffice.-S. Williamson, postmsster.Davies Peter, farmerDennis John, farmerLetters are received through Warring~ton at half-past 8 a.m.; dispatchedI'Gould James, farmerGonld J osepb, farmer, Car greenat a querter to 5 p.m. The nweslmoney order office is at Lymm.j',----------- !GREAT BUDWORTH is a parish, comprising the townships of ASToN-by-BUDwOll!H, ZhoVER INFERIOR, F'ICKMERE, PLID:IBLEY, and TABLEY INFERIOR, in Altrincham unionj .~A.NTROBUS, BARTI!\GTON, GREAT BUDWORTH, CROWLEY, DUTrON, HULL and Appu.tO'6.JSEVEN OAKS, STRETTON, OVER WHITLEY, LoWER WHITLEY, in Runcorn union; andALLOSTOCK. AXDERTON, BARNTON, BIRCHES, COGSHALL, COMBERBACH, lLutTFOIU>, Hms;LITTLE LEIGH, LOSTOCK. GIU.L.A!!, M.,umURY, MARSTON, NORTlIWICB, CASTLE NomBWICH, NETHER PEOVEB., WINCH.A.M, WIK~INGTON, and WITIoN.cum-TwA1lBltOOXB, iDNorthwich union, containing altogether, by the census of 1861 18 852 inhabitants, and85,920. acres; partly in Bucklow hundred, and partly in N~rth~ch hundred, Sonth<strong>Cheshire</strong>.-{
GREAT BUDWORTH, ALLOSTOCK. 377GREAT BUDWORTH is a township ohhe same parish, in Runcorn union, containingby the cen!!11S of 1861, 316 ~habitantsJ. and 875 acres; in the hundred of Bucklow'deanery of Frodsham, 21'chdeaconry and dio~eseof Ch%ter, SouthChliSmre; 3 miles northfrom Northmch. The nam~ ~f th}s p~ is derived from the Suon Bode, a ~welling, andWurth, by the water•. Th.e livmg l~ a VIcarage, valued at £62~per annum, wIthresidence,in the incumbency of the Rev. Samuel H. Cooke, M.A., and the patronage of ChristChnrch, Oxford. The Chnrch is .an ancient. Gothi~ building, dedicated.to .All Saints,eonsistingofnave, eentreand northandsouthaIsles, ?llthsquareembattledtower, containinga splendid peal ofeighfbclls and a clock, There is a good National School for childrenof both sexes. The Wesleyans have a chapel here. There ?-re cattle fairs held annuallyon the 13th Febrtiary,5th.Apri!, and 2nd October.Esq., is lord ofthe manor.Clergy and Gentry.Cooke Rev. Samuel H., M.A., vicarGibson Thomas, Esq..Leigh Mrs., Belmont hillStedman Rev. Henry P., M.A.Swift Rev. --, curateWillett Thoma!, Esq.Trades and E'rofessWM.Appleton J oseph, farm baili1fBar~r Thomas, farmer '.Babbiilgtou George, grocer and organistBeecioft" Frances, ladies' boarding .schoolBennett The Misses, bOarding schoolCoates ThomaS, diaperCollins J ames, gamekeeperCopp""d George, sch~olmasterCox:ey Richard, sextonDrinkwater Ann, "Cock" inn, butcher,and farmerDrlnkwater William, farmerGrange John and WiUjam, faImersGrillith William, smithHewitt Thomas, shoemakerHickson Samuel, saddlerRowland Eyles Egertcn WarbuxtoD,Hopkins J cum, steward.to Mrs. SixiithBarry;.Marbnry hall, Brownslow cottageKerfoot JohD, boo.t and shoemaJi~r .LewisJohnandEdward,veteriJinrysurgeon.SLittler George, boot and shoemakerLittler.Richard, tailorMeyintyne John, farmer . _Newhill Mrs. Ann, plumber and gla.zierPhipps John, postmaster ..Platt Thomas, tailor and diaperRayner Thomas, tailor and draperScott Peter; smith .Stedman Rev. Henry p" M.A., boardingschool. .. . _ _Sumner Thomas, farmer and carrierWilleit Thomas, surgeonWorrall William, wheelwrightWright- Thomas, "George and Dragon/,and: farmerPost Office.-John Phipps, receiver. ,Lettersthrough _Northwich (which,is thenearest money order office) arrive at8 a.m., and are dispatched at 5.30 p.D!.ALLOSTOCK is a fuwris~ipin.Great Budworth parish, .Northwich union, containi;'g,by the census of 1861, 536 mhabItants, and 2924 acres; In the hundred of Northwich,South <strong>Cheshire</strong>; 5 miles south from'Knutsford. The Unitariaus have a: chapel at RuddHeath, to which a day school ik also attil.ched. Sir Charles Shakerley, Bart,; is lord ofthe manor. .'Trades and ProjessiowJ.Leech Richard, farmer, Cross ·lanes~~chGeorge,.farmer. . . .':. . Littler :p'etex:, "';£'hree G;reyl:l0~s". inn'B!iotb: William, farmer, Booth beds Moss J osiab, blackSlIlit~, A:l!;?n'$ smithyBrocklehurst John (exors. of), farmer Moss Thomas, blacksrruth,-Boot's greeIi ,.Hulme ha!! .' Mountfield Jas., famier; High Field hoUseCarter. George, farmer " Nowell Joseph, farmerCartei' James, brick and"tiiemaker Oakes.Thomas, farmer, Hale's.pasiesCarleiWilliam, fsrmer, Millgate . Philips Isaac, farmer, Bradshsw brookCrawley Miss Lydia, mistress of Uilltal'ian Roylance George, shoemaker.School, Rudd heathSlater George, corn miller and cornfaclor,GIbbins James ."Drovers·" inn Hulme mills .GOodwin Isaac: farmer ' Steel J ohD,farnierGoodwin Richard, farmer, Booth beds Twlss John, farmer . ". ; .. -Gough Charles, wheelwrightVenables JohD, farmer, Bradshaw brookGough Peter, jun., wheelwright, Axon's Walton Thomas, farmer, Booth bedS, smithy Williamson J oseph, millerGough Peter, sen,whee1wright Wilson George, farmer .HallSamnel, farmerWilson John, flU'Mer,Chapel houseHesketh William, farmerWlison Samuel, farmer~odllkinsonPeter, farmer, Boot's green Yarwood William, farmer1T?"u.ghJoseph, farmer; Lo.ndon road~y Samuel, farmer, Fnller's gate-"""Cll George, farmerZZLetters·.tliiough. Knutsford, which is' thenearest money order ollice. .
~ ..~378ANDERTON, ANTROBUS, APPLETON.ANDERTON is a township in Great Budworth parl;h, NorthWioh union, containingby the census of 1861,190 inhabitants, and 4.81 acres; ID.the hundred of Bucklow, Noru{Chesh~re, I,!, .miles north-west from N?rthwICh, on the r:ver Weaver, and the Trent andMersey Canal runs through the township. Lord Stanley IS lord of the manor.Trades and Professums.Darsie and Gibson, white salt proprietorsHatton Peter, shopkeeperAndertonWaterCompany-Jas.Thomason, Hij(gen Thomas, white salt proprietormanager, vyh.arf J"abnson George, " Stanley Arms "& f:Boardman William, farmer . kh G h k ,armerBritish White Salt Company-James B. Kir am e~rl1e, s op eeperLobb tar Longshaw William, farme"B mU , secWr~lli Y d So h·t alt pro- Millington James, gamekeeperro. ow I am an. D, w 1 e S Moreton William, farmerpnetors-John Fosrer, agentCaldwell & Thomson, white salt proprietors<strong>Cheshire</strong> John, white salt proprietorClare John, wbite salt proprietorLetters through Northwich.ANTROBUS is a township in Great Budworth pa:Ish, Runcorn union, containing, by 1the census of 1861, 514 inhabitants, and 2086 acres; ID the hundred.of Bucklow, North .<strong>Cheshire</strong>, 5 miles from Warrington and 5 north-west from NorthwlCh. Tbe living is sperpetual curacy, valued at £85 per ~nnum, with r:sidence, in the incumbency of the Rev.J. W. N. Tanner, M.A., and the patronage ofthe TICS: of Great B:ndwortb. Tbe CbnrehIs a modern erection in tbe early English style, dedIcated to Samt Mark, consisting ofnave, cbance!, and side aisle. Three stained glass windows have lately been added, andthe chancel beautifully decorated. There is a good National School, witb residence for themaster. The Wesleyans heve a place of worship here. The manorial rights are in thehands ofthe Marquis of Cholmondeley, as lessee from the Crown.(JI.,.gy_Moseley Eoben, farmerEaton Rev. George, The PolePerc!val J ?hn, farmerTanner Rev. J. W. N M.A. Parsonage PerClval RIchard, farmer." Plumb John, farmerTrades and Professi07l$.Plumb Peter, farmerBerry John, farmerRidgeway John, farmerBeswick John, shopkeeperRobinson James, farmerBrondy Thomas, farmerRowland Peter, farmerCoppock Ricbard, schoolmasterRowlands Mrs., farmerFrith George, farmerSntton J obn, farmerFrith John, farmer Webster James, farmer .Frith Louisa, farmerWilkinSOD. Peter, farmerFrith Peter, farmerWright John, farmerFryer Thomas, "Wheatsheaf," and farmer Wright William, farmerHindley J oseph, shoemakerMassey Peter, farmerMayers John and Matthew, farmers Letters through Northwich WarringtonMillington William, shoemakerand Northwich are the nesrest moneyMaore Thomas, farmerorder offices.APPLETON, with the hamlets of STOCKTON HEATH and WILDERSPOOL.APPLETON, or HULL and APPLETON, is a township of Great Budwortb psrish,Runcorn union, containing, by the census of 1861, 1828 inhabitants, and 3324: acres; inthe hundred of Bucklow, deanery of Frodsham, archdeaconry and diocese of Chester,South <strong>Cheshire</strong>, extending from about half-a-mile to 4s south-east from Warrington.R. E. E. Warburton, Esq., is lord of tbe manor. -STOCKTON HEATH is an extensive hamlet of this township, about 1 mile-south fromWanington. The living is a perpetual curacYt valued at £130 per annum, with residence,in the incumbency of the Rev. William ~ayes, and the joint patronage of G. Greenall,Esq., and Rev. R. Greenal!. Tbe Church IS a stuccoed building, dedicated to St. Thomas,with one hell. Tbere is a good National School for children of both sexes. Tbe Bsptistsand Independents bave a place of worship here. This place is noted for the manufact1J1
1:k(}/erg!l, Genby, and Private :Residents.Cro,s John, E,q., Prospect hillEntwistle Mr. George, Red Lane bridge,Stockton heathGsskell Mrs, BirchdaleGou"h Mr. Hy., Birchdale, Stockton heathGoulden Mrs. Elizabeth, Stockton heathGre"ory Mr. John, WilderspoolHall Mrs. Mary Anne, WilderspoolHsyes Rev. William, M.A., Parsonage,Stockton heathKenworthy Rev. Abraham (Baptist)Lyon --, Esq., The HallMcLandesborongh Mr. William, StocktonheathSmith Jobn, Esq., M.D" Stockton heathUrm,on Mrs. Ann, Wilder,poolWalker Mrs., Stockton lodgeTrades and Professwns.Alker John, spade and shovel maker,Stockton heathAndrews John, bookkeeper, StocktonheathArnold Wm., stonemason, Stockton heathBeach Mrs. Martha, farmer, StocktonheathBigwood George, master of St. Thomas'sSchool, Stockton heathBlenston J oseph, miller, Stookton heathBridgewater Trustees; offioes, StDoktonQuuy-Erederick Farrall, agentCliffJohn, "Windmill"Cook William, farmer, Stookton heathCooper Samuel, ., Saraoen's Head," WitderspoolDa.venport Henry, wheelwrightEaton Thomas, farmer, Stockton heathEdgerley Peter, registrar of births anddeaths, Stookton heath, Farrall Frederiok, 'agent to the Trustees ofthe Duke of Bridgewater, Stockton quayGreeuall and Co, brewers, WilderspoolBreweryHallwood Henry, grocer, Stookton heathHumblett Samuel, spademaker, Stockton.A.STON./ly.BUDWORTH. 879Hamble~i; Thomas, spademal
880 BARNTON, BARTINGTON, BIROHES.Eyes Mrs. Martha, day schOPIPercival John, farmer, Gore farmFair William, farmer, Heald browpercival William;farmer, Feldy greenFoster Thomas, shopkeepl?r ,. Rawlioson Thomas, farmer .' ,Grange Ricbard, farmer, Hill t.oPHewitt Thomas, farmerTickle J osepu, farmerWalton Thomas, butcherHindIey James, farmerWinstanley Luke, carpenterHolland Georgo, carpenterWiristanley l'tlark, carpenterHornby Samuel, farmer, Aston park Wood George, miller andfarI!'er, ArleymillLambert William,farmer, Gravestone houseMoore John, farmer, Lower greenPOft Office-Wr!!' Beswick, sub-postmaster.Maore Joseph, farmer Letters arnve from Northwich at 830Maore William, carpenter a.m., and are ~jspatehed thereto at 5~OMoss Samuel farmer New farm p.m. The neare~t money order officeOwen Thom~J farme~, Stockley farm ~ at Northwich. .,BARNTON is a tOWDs~ip in. Great Bnd":,orth paris!'> Northwich union, containing, bythe census of 1861, 1219 inhabItants, and 701 acres; m the hundred of Bucklow, South<strong>Cheshire</strong>, 2 miles north-west from Northwich. The church, par:onage, school, and aportion of the village stand on very high -ground, ~d form COnsPICUOUS objects in thehorizon for many miles. The river Weaver runs ID the valley below, and the NorthStaffordshire Canal enters a tunnel here, abont half-a-mile long. The living is a perpetusl ~curacy, valued. at £115 per annum, with residence, in the incumbency of the Rev. William lEdward Burton, M.A., and lhe patronage of the Bishop of Chester. The Church, whichwas bnllt in ISH, is a neat edifice of the early English style, dedicated to Our Sa.,;ourconsisting ofnave, chancel, and aisle. There is a. National School for children of bothsexes. The Wesleyans, Primitives, and New Connexion Methodists have each places 01worship here. '. ' ." ..Bnrto,{Rev.Wm. Edward, M.A., ParsonageJardIne Mrs.Sarab' .... .Fogg James, boot and shoemakerFryer John, shopkeeper and post office. Goodier Thomas, pnblicanTrades and Prof~sswns. Hayes Samuel, smith ..Allen George, 'shopkeeper and butcher Hayes William, farmerAllep. TJ;J.omas, Q.eer retailerHazlehtirst Thomas', tail(jrAnt"io1:itis John, farmerHickson Williani.,·sbopkeeperAsf~ury Ed ward, shoemakerHigham Joseph. "Red Lion"Bowyer Thomas, baker and shop]
COGSHALL, COMBER;B~~E:, (2RQW~Y, J)~'f'fPN, HARTFORD. ~~COG$~"):. is!, ~;U to)VIlS~p in G~t ,Budworj;jl PllrlsJ!, !:,ortlpyich pn,ill", ~p.tainiil~. by ~he ceusJ1;' of 18El1, 103 ipha.Wants, an~ 517acres; in 11>e hnr.lClre4 ofBu
882 RULSE, LACE DENNIS.the patroni!ge of James Ryds, Esq. The Church, or Chapel-of-Ease, is a plain brickbnilding, dedicated to Saint John, consisting of nave, north an?- south transept, withtower contaiuing a clock. There is a good National School for children ofboth sexes.Olergy, Gentry, and Private &sidents.Hart1~y John, shoemaker<strong>Cheshire</strong> 0hristopher, Esq., liartford bank Hodkinson George, tailorCook George H., Esq. Howa~d Matthew, shopkeeper and beerDeTra1fordAugustns,Esq., Hartford manor retailerDe Trafford Cecil, Esq., Hartford manor Hudson John, farme~Dunn Mrs. Martha, Cagintree house J oynson William, builder .Dunn The Misses Rose bankKnowles Edward, master ofNational SchoolFirth Frederick Hand, Esq., Hartfordlodge Lambert ~illiam, "Barrel," Albion p1seeFirth Mrs., Hartford bankMarrow M.ss Ellen, farmerLitler Mr. John, Albion placeMarrow Samnel,.market gardenerLitler Mr. RobertMoore Mrs. Man~ shoeDl~erLloyd Llewellyn, Esq.Shaw Cbarles, bUllder, AlblOn place.Marshall Miss The RoyaltySpalton Edward, horse dealerMarshall Mrs.: The BeachT~ss John, professor ofmnsic, West houseMarshal! Thomas Horatio, Esq., J:P., The V,ggor Oswald, coal agentBeachWardle James. staionmasterNaylor Wm. Todd Esq., Hartford grange Wilson Isaac, "Red Lion," and shopkeeperPeters Mrs. Hart/ord houseWoolley Sam!., "Railway" Inn andfarmerPowles VVilliam Alfred, Esq.Wrench Daniel, farmerRoyds Rev. James, jun., M..A..} incumbent,WoodlandsRoyds James, sen., Esq., Woodlands Railway Station-James Wardls, station.Ryle Alan, Esq., Hartford hillmaster.Tomlinson Mr. WilliamTwias John, Esq., West house• Trades and ProfessilmS.Atherton Coal Wharf; John Fletcher andCo., proprietors-Oswald Viggor, agentBeckett Richard, builder, contractor, andbrickmakerBlain Thomas, tsilor .Bradley Mrs. Hannah, shopkeeper, AlhionplaceCheers Mrs., farmer, Green bankCarrieT-Wilson, from N orth~ch to Kelsal!and Chester, Monday, Wednesdsy,Cook George H., surgeonCookson Jos., shopkeeper and beer retailer and Friday.Dean The Misses Elizabeth andAnn, shopkeepers,Post OfficeEyes Thomas. wheelwrightGarnet William, blacksmithGascoine James. "Hartford Station JJ innand posting-house. (See advertisement)O""""USES (passing throngh):-FromAltrincham'"to Chester, daily; fromthe "Angel" hotel, Northwich, to theHartford station. to meet the principaltrains; from Kelsal to Northwicb,Fridays; from Over to Winsford andNorthwich, twice a day; and fromTarporley to Northwich, }''riday•.Post Office-Miss Elizabeth Dean, sub.postmistress.Letters arrive from Northwichat 7.35 a.m.; dispatched tberetoat 6 p.m. The nearest money orderoffice is at Northwich.,,HULSE is a small township in Great Budworth parish, containing, by the censns of1861, 65 inhabitants, and 295 acres; in the hundred and union of Nonhwich, South<strong>Cheshire</strong>, 3t miles from Northwich. Harry Mainwaring, Esq., is lord of the manor.Trades and Professions. ILeech Richard, farmerBagaley John, farmerPlatt Charles, blaeksmithCarter Thomas, farmer --Dean Georgs, furmer, Heathcote house Letters through Knutsford.I ILACH DEN.NIS !s a ~man township in Great Bndworth parish, containing, by thecensus of 1861, 28 Inhab.tants, and 406 acres; in Northwich union and hundred, SonthC~eshire, 3 miles south-east from Northwich.Trades and Prifession•.Oakes James, farmerCarter John, farmerPlant Thomas, farmerCarter Samuel, farmer, New hallDa.vies Edward, cottagerJackson Thomas, blacksmithLetters through Knntllford.
LITTTE LEIGH, LEFTWICH. 383LITTLE LEIGH, orLEIGH-jnxta-BARTINGTON, is a township in Great Bndworthparish, Northwich union, containing, by the census of 1861, 409 inhabitants, and 1529acres' in the hundred of Bucklow, deanery of Fx:odsham, archdeaconry and diocese ofChester North <strong>Cheshire</strong>; 3! miles north-west from Northwich, and 8 south from Warrinnton:The living is a. perpetual curacy, valued at £125 per annum, with residence, intheOincumbency of the Rev. George Willett, B.A., and the patronage of Great Budworth.The Chapel-of-Ease is a small brick building, which was rebuilt in 1718. There is aNational School for children of both sexes. The Wesleyans have a place of worship here.There are charitable bequests for the benefit of the poor, value about £4 a-year. LordLeigh is lord of the manor.Clergy ",J Gentry.Hayes J oseph, bricklayerBanks Mr. John PercyHaywood Mrs. Sophia, wheelwrightRarvey Rev. J oseph (Baptist)Rorton John, sen., farmerSmith Rev. Thomas (Baptist)Horton John, jun., farmerWillett Rev. George, B.A., Parsonage I Horton Samuel, farm.erJ ackson Thomas, brick and tilemakerTrade3 and Professit>ns.I Lees Mrs. Sarab, farmerBarber James, farmerI Lees Mrs. Sarah, "Horns"Bennett William, boot and shoemaker Leigh Ralph, farmerBowa' Edward. farmerMassey Samuel, farmerBower Nicholas, H Bridge" innMiller J ames B., master ofNational SchoolBowyer Isaiah, grocerMoors Peter, boot and shoemakerCurbishley Peter, farmerNewaU James, smithCowap James, "Bowling Green "Platt Samuel, farmerDickins Jobn, farmerPlumb J o,eph, farmerDickins Mrs., farmerRigby John, farmerEdgerley John, farmerWarker Thomas, farmerEllis Thomas, farmerWorraIl John, brick and tilemakerGaody John, farmerHancock John, farmerLetters through Northwich.LEFTWICH is a township in the parish ofDavenham, Northwich uniou, coutaining,by the census ofl861, 2627 inhabitants, and 972 acres; in the hundred of Northwich,deanery of Middlewich, archdeaconry and diocese of Chesfer, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>; lk milessouth from Northwich, of which it forms a suburh. The living is a perpetual curacy,valued at £160 per annum, with residence, which is at Castle Northwich, in the incumbencyofthe Rev. Daniel WaIler, M.A., and the patronage of the Crown and the Bishopof Chester alternately. The Church, which was erected in 1849, is a neat edifice, nearDane Bridge. in the early English style of architecture; i~ is dedicated to St. Paul, andconsists of nava, aisles, and chancel. The National School, for children ofboth sexes,-issituated near the church. A.n Infants' School was erected in 1841. John Hoskin Harper,Esq., is lord of the manor.Clergy and Gentry.Trade3 and Professinns.Brassey Mrs. Mary, Leftwich cottage Arrowsmith George, relieving officer forCarter Miss Margaret, Spring bankNorthwich districtDean Thomas, Esq., Leftwich Old hall Barlow J oseph, farmerDobell Mr. RicbardBlower George, grocerDunn Mr. J"oseph, Weaver viewBostock .James, builder and contractorDuusta!l William Roe, Esq., Spring bank Bawyer .Jobn, "Bear's Paw," New streetF~ton Miss Eliza, Leftwich greenBracegirdle Samuel, timber merchant, andGlbson Mr. Cornelius, Green bankat Moulton lodgeHoggatt Mr. Richard, Leftwich green Burke Michael, beer retailer, New streetHornabrool< Rev. Richard (Wesleyan) Carker William, beer retailerInman William Blamire, Esq.Cross William & J oseph, decorators, gilders,Johnson Miss, Green Lane housepicture.frame makers, &c., Dane hridge.Jon.. Mr. Hugh, Spring bank(See advertisement)Jones William, Esq., Leftwich house Dale James. farmerMaore Mrs. Maria, Weaver viewDale William, academy, Hertford lanePerkin James, Esq., Leftwich mount Darllngton Miss Adeliza, ladies' seminary,Sheffield Rev. John, M.A., curate of HertfordDeakin John, shopkeeperSpring bankSP.al~n Mrs. Elizabeth Vere, Leftwich go. Dean James, shopkeeperWl!liams Mrs, Leftwich greeuDean Thomas, builder and contractor, LeftwichOld hall .Worthington Wm., Esq., Brocklehurst hallWOolstencroft Mrs. Eliza, The White house Deuton Thomas, 1latmaater
384 LOsTOCK-GRAtA:rv.t.D6bill Joseph, fannerDudley Reuben, shoemakerDunstan William Roe, solicitor aDd coroner,Spring bankDutton and' Lamb; leather manufacturers.(See adverlUiBewsher Rev. Georg., M.A., Parsonage Goodyear John, farmer, PenDY's 1aile,Edgerley Mr. JamesGoodyear Samnel, farmer, Peuny's I.turFletcher Mr. John, RalfordvillaHarkesWm.,agricuIturalimpJelilentmaJrer 'Hope-:Mr~ Charles;Winchamview Harnson Edward, farmer, Old laneHope Mr. Josepb, Wincham viewHatt,?n Tho~as, farmerWhIttaker Mr. Peter, High DankH"wItt EdwlD, shoemaker~ _A.. ad pO' " Hill Henry, "Black Greyhound" inn'",dJ. r~ a rOJ esSW7lS. farmerI HindIey Thomas farmerBaIl Thomas, shopkeeperCaldwell~uogh,wharfing~r,Winchamwharf Hope Charles and Josepb,corn"sIate.; ~~Clarke Wllliam, wheelwnght ' limegnano & coal merchantS, WmchaiilCl0l;lgh The Misses, boarding school, Bo'se I :wha,;f '. . _ ."hlll I Kinsey John, coal and slate mercbsn~Clongh Mrs. Martha, shopkeeper, LastOck 'I' Wincbamwharfgreen " . . KinLey Thomas, farmer, Field house [a'rI!l:CloDgh Thomas William, farmer! Kinsey Mrs. Rannab, farDier, Over street',Cook Mrs. Jane, shopkeeper, Moreton Charles Newton saddIer and SDJ>oFletcher John, farmer, Halford villa postmaster 'Glassford Mrs. 'Mary, farmer, Moss'lane Oakes John," Slow and'EaBY"
KORTHWICH. 385Ock1eston Brothers, tannersOrme Thomas, blacksmithPlatt John, farmerRavenscroft John, farmer, CapeSte!fox Edward, farmer, :Poplar groveStubbs :Peter, shoemakerTaylor William and John, farmers, Lostock,Th=on John, brick and tilemakerTonge James, stationmasterWarburton Henry, cattle dealer, LostockgreenWarburton John, butcher and cattle dealerWebster John, tailorWbIttaker :Peter, farmerWilkinson James, farmer, Moss laneWood J oseph, farmer, Moss laneWyatt John, coal, lime, irOD, and tile merchant,Banners greenWyatt Thomas, farmerRailway Statwn, J ames Tonge, stationmaster.Carrier - Hougb, from Altrincham andManchester to Northwich, Friday.Post O/1ice-Charles Newton Moreton, subpostmaster.Letters from Knutsfordamveat8.15a.m., in summer; at 8.30a.m., in winter; dispatched a.t 5.80p.w. Northwich Is the nearest moneyorder office.NORTHWIOH.NORTHWICH, CASTLE NORTHWICH, and WlTTON-cwn-TWAMBROOKS.NORTHWICH is a township and market town in the parish of Great Budworth, inthe hundred and union to which it gives its name, containing, by the census of 1861,1190 inhabitauts, and 200 acres; in the east division ofFrodsham deanery, archdeaconryand diocese of Chester, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>; 2! miles from the Hartford station, on theLiver..pool and Birmingham Railway, 11 south-east from Wanington, 22 south-west fromMancbester, 18 uorth-east from Chester, and 174 from London, at the confluence ,of therivers Dane and Weaver. The extensive salt springs with which this neighbourhoodabounds form the principal source of employment"to the labourer, and the salt the greatsource of commerce to the town. The brine springs are supposed. to have been known tothe Romans anterior to the ChristiaJi era, and it was called by the ancient Britons Eellatlz:,or Hellu Du, the "Black Salt Town." The formation of the brine, or salt wa.ter, issupposed to be caused by the flowing of fresh wa.ter into extensive beds· of rock sa1~which, in the course of time, melt under the action ofthe water, thus creating the brine.It is then pumped up by steam power, and conveyed by pipes into large shallow ironpans, Taryiug from 40 to 100 feet long, from 10 to 30 feet wide, and about 18 mcbe.deep, which are then subjected to the action of different degrees of heat, according to thequality required, and the salt is produced by evaporation. The large grained salt, whichis prii:J.cipally used in fish curing, is heated to 100 degrees Fahrenheit, which evaporatesthe 1?rine very slowly, it taking five or six days to finish the evaporation, but producingthe strougest salt. The coarse graiued salt Is produced at 130 degrees Fahrenheit. Thelump, or staved salt, is made from briue, at boiling heat (225 degrees Fahrenheit), whichcauses a speedy e-r-aporation, and the muriate of soda, produced by that means, falls tothe bottom of the panalmost as soon as it is formed; the fires are then slackened, and thesalt drawn to the sides of the pans with an Iron rake, then placed in oblong tubs to drain,and thence taken to the stove-house and dried. There are also several mines of rock saltin the immediate neighbourhood, which forms. an extensive article ofexport to ..Prussia.and Belgium, and the manufuctured salt is exported to all parts of the civilized. world.~ C?nsequence of the continual drain upon the brine its, parts of this town are graduallysinking, and in the course of time, it thecontinues as rapidly asat present, a great portion of the town a urhood will be sunk below the level of!he river-the vacuum caused by the e on -of the brine having nothing to supplylts place, to bear the weight of the earth and buildings above it; many of the housespresent a peculiar appearance, beingscrewed and bolted together for safety.The contiguity of Northwich, by means of tbe river Weaver, to the Mersey and to thecanals which communicllte therewith, causes great facilities fore:x::porting the salt, and the<strong>Cheshire</strong> Midland Railway is now open from Manchester to Northwicb, and is being.cont!-Dued from thence to Chester, thus creating a direct inland communication. Thestation is a short distance from the town, but, on the opening of the line 10 Chester, it iscontemplated to have a station in a more central position. "The town is under themanagemeut of a Local Board. The old Town Hall is an ancient building, at the end ofAAA
386 NORTHWICH.the Town Bridge, but all Magisterial, .Co,:"ty Court, and other public business, is DO"transacted in the new Town Ha14 adJoln~ng the Crown Hotel. The market-day is on.Friday and fairs are held on the lOth April, 2nd August, and 6th December. The Ind..pendeu'ts and Roman Catholics have places of worship here. . . .CA.8tLE NORTRWICH isa t6wn...~ip in.Great Budworth parish, ~oriliitiCh nino,;,CODtaining, by the census of 1861, 139,? inJ;>a~ltants, and 100 acres,. formmg.a.~uburb, Onthe wes~ side of NorthwiCh, from which It IS separa~ by the ~ver Weaver. It lVas.formerly .calIed Cast~wn, fr6~. the fact of a. cast~e haY.lllg been built there, but ohbichno vestige remairi.S; it was situate near the JunctIon o~ ~he ~ane.aIld Weaver, where thelatter was crossed by the RomanWatling street. The hVlDg 15 a perpetnal curacy v31l1edat £150 per ann1J!U, with residence, in the. incumbency of the Rev. Richard Livirigstone 'M.A., and the patronage ofthe Bishop of Chester. lhe Church is a neat. edifice, dedi:cated to the Holy Trinity, and was erected in 1842, by the trustees ofthe Weaver N.v;.gatioI:q it,!3tan~ on at: eminence n~ to.the.rivet: w.eaver. There is also a goo~ sChoo~calIedthe.WeaverNavIgation.School, which 15 pnnClpally supported by tbat campaay.John Tollemaehe, Esq., is lord of the manor.WITTON-cum-TWAMBROOKS is a parochial chapelry, in Great Bndwortb parish,containing, by the cen.sus of 1861, 3661 inhebitants, and 588 acres, and forming an exten.sivc suburb on the eastern side ofNorthwich; in the hundred of Northwich, West divisionofFrodshem deanery, archdeaconry and dioceseof Chester, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>. Tbe livingis a perpetual euracy, valued at £168 per annum, With residence. in the incumbency ofthe Rev. George Gibhons, M.A~ and the patronage of the Rev. Richard Greenall. TheChurch, or Parochial Chapel, is. a noble edifice in the early English style, dedicated to StHelen; "cOnsistilig of nave, chancel, ,and north and south aisles, having a magJ+ificent oakenrocf, withorlliuneritiid~anels, arid an embattled tower containing six bellS. Tbe GriuninarSchool was founded arid endowed by Sir John Dean, in 1588; the rental of the estateSproduces about Moll Per aunum, and it is now regulated under a decree of ChailcOry,obtained in 1853. The Wesleyans have a school in Leicester street, which was establishediri 1187; The Midland <strong>Cheshire</strong> Railway Station and the Northwich Post Office are. lxitlisituate iri thiS township.CLERGY, GENTRY, .AlW PRIVATE RESIDENTS.[W. signifies Witton-cum-Twambrooks;c.:N. CBBtl. Northwich.]Bradbiline Mr~., Castle NorthwichCarnes Mrs, Castle bank, C. N.<strong>Cheshire</strong> Chris, High streetChrimes Mr. n terrace, C. N.Dixon Thomas G Moss cliff, C. N.Gibbons Rev. George, M.A., incumbent,The Parsonage, W.Griffith Mr. James, Castle NorthwiehJohnsRev. (Independent), Castle NorthwiehJohnson Mr. Robert, Willow bank, C. NoJoyn80n GeorgeThomas, Esq.,Witton st.,W.Livingstone Rev. Richard J obn, M.A.,incumbent of Holy Trinity, The Parsonage,C. N.Lowe The Misses, Castle NorthwichI Maddoek Mr. John, Castle Northwich c'I MartinMrs.Elisabeth, Alhicn terrace, C.N.i Okell The Misses, Castle terrace, C. N.Rothwell Mr. Edward, Holl,. bank, C. N.I Royle Alan, Esq., Hartford hill, C. N., Starkey Mr. James, Willow bank, C. N.Starkey Mr. William, Willow bank, C. N.IStringfellow Mr. Hy., ~bion terrace, C.N.' Thompson Mr. John, Jun., Castle terrace,iIC.N.Trafford John Leigh, Esq., C. N.Waller Rev. Daniel, M.A., incumbent ofILeftwich, St. Paul's Parsonage, C. N.Weston The Misses, Castle terrace, C. N.Willett John, Esq., M.D., Witton street, W.Williams Charles, Esq., Castleton, C. N.WilIiams Mr. Edward Leader, Highfieldhouse,C. N.TRADES AND PROFESSIONS.[h. signifies private residence.]Acton James, grocer and tallow chandler, Anderson Miss Ann dressmaker, Wilt
NOIj,THWICH.Armitage _ohn, grocer, Witton street, W.,Arrowsmith Samuel, blacksmith, Wittonstreet, W.Asb!ey J oseph, clerk of works, WeaverNavigation, Navigation yard, C. N.Ashton Henry, white ealt proprietorSamuel Cliff, agent, W.Atherton Isssc, beer retailer,Millstreet,W.Austin Samuel, grocer and provision deeler,Fleming street, W.Austin Samuel, shopkeeper, Leicesterstreet, W.Bsguley Mrs. J ane, bntcher, Apple MarketstreetBaker Richard, "Crown" hotel, <strong>County</strong>Court and Petty Sessions House, High st.Banks Mrs. Mary, postmistress, High st.Barker Daniel, steam thrashing machineproprietor, Witton street, W. -Barker Thomas, provision dealer, Wittonstreet, W.'Barlow Henry, butcher, Castle street, C. N.Barlow James, butcher and shopkeeper,Apple Market streetBarlow Thomas and John, butchers, CrownstreetBarlow William, butcher, Castle streetBarnes Henry, picture-frame dealer, Wit...ton street, W.Barnes John, "Red Lion," High streetBarton Miss Belinda, grocer and provisiondealer, Witton street, W.Bates George, shopkeeper, Witton st., W.Bates William, iron and brassfounder,Witton street, W.B.ebbington Charles, eatinghouse, Wittonstreet, W.Bebbington John, sen., grocer, brazier, andtinman, Witton street, W.Bebbington John, brazier and tinpla1:eworker,High streetBeekett William, linen and woollen dr"per,silk mercer, and tailor, High street; h.Castle steps .Beeton Thomas, tinplate-worker, C. N.Bell John, tailor, C. N.Bent Edward Stanley, solicitor, Castlestreet, and at Over lane, Wiusford, andMarket place, AltrinchamBillington George, butcher, Witton st., W.Birch Thomas, builder and provision dealer,Church streetBirtles Thomas, photographer, Wittonstreet. W. (See advertisement)Birtwistle Samuel, shopkeeper and beer.retailer, Castle street, C. N.B18brown James,blacksmith, Witton st., W.Blackwe1l James, white salt proprietor, W.Blades Sheriff, chemist, druggist, and wineand ,spirit merchant, High street .Blake and Trafford, solicitors, C. N.Blake William Wood (firm of Blake andTrafl'ord), solicitor, and clerk to theTrustees of the Weaver Navigation,Navigation offices, C. N.'; h. Winn,ingtonBlakey Joseph, saddler, Witton street, W.Borrows Thomas, boot and shoemaker,High street .Bostoek George, shopkeeper, MarketstreetBostook Thomas, boot and shoemaker, Wittonstreet, W. .Bough Mrs. Jane, marinestore dealer,Witton street, W.Bowden J ames, tailor and grocer, Wittonstreet, W.Bradburn John, tailor, Leicester street, W.BradleyThomas, chemistand drnggist,C.N.Bradshaw James, ropemaker, C. N., and atWinsford'Bratt Henry, linen and woollen draper, 66,High streetBratt Thomas, farmer, Market place, W.Brook Robert, smallware dealer, Wittonstreet, W.Brodey ofoseph, shopkeeper, Mill street, W.Brookes Richard, farmer and provisiondealer, John street, W.Brown Richard, ship builder and timbermerchant, Castle Dockyard, C. N.Buckley James,beer retailer, Leicesterstreet, W.Burgess George, plumber, glazier, painter,and paper-hanger, Witton street, W.Burgess Henry, printer, bookseller,sta.·"tioner, and newsagent, and depot for theChristian Knowledge Society, High st.Burgess ofohn, tailor and woollen draper,Witton street, W.Burgess The Misses, confectioners, 50,High streetBurgess Peter,plumber, painter, and paperhanger,Castle streetBurgess Robert, assistant overseer fo~ Leftwichand Wiunington, and collector oftaxes for Whitton, Temperance Hotel,Witton street, W. (See advertisement)Burgess Samuel, grocer .,ud provisiondealer, Castle streetBurgess William, chemist and drnggist,Witton street, W.Butterworth William, musieseD.er andgrocer, Witton street, W. .Byram Miss Charlotte, shopkeeper, Castlestreet, C. N.Byram J ames, tellor and woollen dralleI,High streetCaldwellWilliam, linen and woolll'" draper,High streetCapper John, shopkeeper, Mill street, W.Capper Joseph, boot and shoemaker, AppleMarket streetCapper Thomas, rope, sack, and twinemanufacturer, clerk to the Local Board. for Witton district, surveyor of thehighways, inspector of nuisances, andagent to the Law Union Fire and LifeInsurance AssociatioD, Witton stree.t, W.(&e a
388 NORTHWIOH.Caxnes Mrs. Frances, printer, bookseller,stationer, and newsagent, High streetCarter Alfred, blacksmith, FIeming st., W.Carter Mrs. Hannu.h, grocer and provisiondealer, Witton street, W.Carter Peter and Son, corn and coal merchants,Castle street; h. I ...eftwichCawley JOhD, boat builder aDd timbcr merchant,\Vitton street, W.Chadwick William, plumber, painter; and. paper-hanger, Market streetChaotIer Thomas, butcher, Vlitton st., W.<strong>Cheshire</strong> Christopher, solicitor, High streetClare Joseph, grocer and flour dealer,Crown streetClarke George, grocer and confectioner,Castle streetCli:ft Samuel, salt agent, W.Cliff Willlam, grocer, provision dealer,assistant overseer, and sub-distributor ofstamps, Crown streetClough John, druggist, tea and coffee dealer,and agent to the <strong>County</strong> Fire and ProvidentLife Assurance Company. High st.Collins Patrick, beer reta.iler, Crov:n streetCookson William l"Wheatsheaf J> inn,Castle streetCorker James, grocer. C. N.Cross Mrs. Elizabeth, milliner, Castle street,C.N.Cross William and Joseph, plumbers, glaziers,painters, paper-hangers, decorators,and gilders, Da.ne bridge; agents to theLeeds aDd Yorkshire Fire and LifeOffices, and to the Art Union of London.(See advertisement.)Dale Thomas, clogger, C. N.Dalton Mrs. Mary Ann, dealer in marinestores, Church streetDarlington John, provision dealer, Wittonstreet, W.Da.vies Thomas, iro::l merChant, High streetDawson John, saddler and harness maker,High street. (See advertisement)Deakin William, linen and woollen draper,Witton house, W. (See adl-'ertisement)Denton Thomas, currier and lea.thercutter,WiltOD street, W.Di:r:on Thomas George, M.D., surgeon, Mosscllife, C. N.DobeIl Thomas, nursery seedsman andflorist, Market streetDobell William, stonemason, Witton st., W.Doo William, "Sportsman's Arms," CastlestreetDrinkwater James Frederick, artist, Wittonstreet, W.Drinkwater J oseph, grocer and provisiondealer, Fleming street, W. .Drinkwater Sa.muel, joiner, builder, andgrocer, Witton street, W.Dutton George, wkeelwright, Witton st., W.Ea.ehus Genrge, butcher, Apple Market st.. Ea.Chus Thomas, "Bee Hive," and hatmanufacturer, High streetEarlam Joshua, chairmaker, Witton at WEarlam Robert, wheelwright, tobace~:U"and beer retailer, C. N.s")Edwards J ames and Son, general drapers24, High street 'Edwards William, "Angel» family andcommercial hotel, and farmer, High st(See advertisement) .'Elliott Mrs. Esther, clock and watchrnakerand si!ver.$mitb, Market streetIEvans .J OhD, rope and twine manufacturerLeftwich; h. Winnington'Eyres John, butcher, Witton Stree~ W.Eyes John. grocer, Da.ne streetEyes Thomas, tailor aDd shopkceper C NFacer William, chemist and druggi;t :ffighstreet. (See advertisement) ,l?aIlows Thomas, provision dealer, CrOWD stField Robert James, confectioner, Appl~Market street, and WittoD street, W.Firth Fredk.Hand,white salt proprietor, W.Firth Thomas and Son, bankers, Dane st.Fisher MiEs Zillah, "Turk's Head," High st.Ford John, agent to theAndertOD CompanyLeftwich'Ford lfrs, Mary, beer retailer, AppleMarket streetFord Mrs. Mary, "Old Bear's Paw," ChurchstreetFoster John, llatmaster, Willow bank, C.}I.Foster Mrs., apartments, Witton street, w.Fowls William, "Lamb" inn, Market st.Fryer William, German yeast dealer, Wit.ton street, W. .Gadd Wm., "Goldsmiths' Arms," Crownst.Galley Thomas Goodall, linen and woollendraper, and grocer, Witton street, W.Gandy Joscph, butcher, Wittoe street, W.Gardine!" Mrs. Frances, mistress of InfantSchool, C. N.Garner J OhD, shopkeeper, C. N.Gaunt Joseph, farmer and shopkeeper,C.N.Gaunt Halph, earthenware dealer and brick·layer, Witton street, W.Gerrard John, tailor and letterea.rrler, Wi~ton street, W.Gibson J ames (Exors. of), iron and brass·founder, boat builder, rope and sailmaker,and white and rock salt proprietor, Wit-ton Dockyard, W.Gibson John, butcher, Crown streetGibson Mrs. Mary, ladies' seminary, Parkview, C. N. .Gibson Siroeon, timber merchant, Wlttondock, W.; h. Rudheath lodgcGibson Stehpen, grocerandprovision dealer,Castle streetGorst George, basketmaker, Witton st., W.Gorst ~!rs., milliner, Witton street, W.Gorst William, basketmaker, C. N.Green Charles, solicitor, Castle street; b.Winnington lane .Grice WilliaDl, provision dealer, Wlttonstreet, W. .
Grifilths John, coal agent, " Cock" Din,Witton street, W.; wharf, Leftwich]!a.mpson James, wholesale brewer, NorthwichBrewery, Witton street, W. (SeetuWertisement)Hsneock Samuel,butcher,Witton street, W.Hall Edward, plumber, painter, and paperhanger,newsagent, and toy dealer, Highstreet. (See advertisement)Hardley.Joel, pawnbroker, Apple Market st.Hardlev Josepb, tailor, draper,and furniturebroker, High street and Apple Market st.Harrison :Miss Ann, milliner, Castle streetHa.rrison Jahn, carrier, ?tIarket streetJ{arrison The Misses,ladies'boardingschool,Witton house, Witton street, W.Ha.rrison Nicholas, iron merchant, generalflll'Ilishing ironmonger, and agent forthe sale of agricultural implements, Highstreet. (See advertisemtut)Harvey James, academy, Pump hill, W.Harvey William Henry Robert, grocer, teadealer, and cheese factor, Crown streetHassall James, confectioner, High streetHeap Jonathan, wine and spirit merchant,auctioneer and valuer, Castle street; h.Bank houseHeath William, nallmaker and shopkeeper,Church streetHickson Jabez, "Lion Hotel n and vaults,Witton street, W.Hind Samuel, beer retailer, Witton st., W.Hitehen j awes, beer retailer, Market streetHitehen John, I: Navigation n inn, andwatermen's office, Lock streetHitchen .John, provision dealer, C. N.Hitchen John, tailor and draper, Wittonstreet, W.Hitchen !
McC(SJHl Th!>'!'ll'!' n stree;yr.Rogerson James, grocer and Pl:9Y1Sl0 ndesIer, Apple Market s.~PII
NORTHWIOB:. 391., Rogerson JOhn, grocer and prOviSion dealer, I Th~ll!a8 Miss Ma~t;grocer and pro.F Witron street; W. . VlSlon dealer, W,tton street, W" _Rothwell Edw:ird,. accountant, Holly bank, Thompson JOhn, solicitor, Castle street· h." C N. . Albion place, Hartford. 'f Ho":e GeO,.ge, nat1ira!i"t; Witton s~t; W. Tho~pson JOhn, white and i'OCk salt pri>-1.·.. R~~'W~j.m, cabmet maker, Leicester I Tl?":~~~D~~~r~f"Son, ship bnililers,.', Ryle and Burgess, grocers, tea dealers, and timber dealers; wllite and rock.saltpi'
392 NORTHWICH.Wilson Thomas, ironmonger, brazier, andtinman, Church streetWinlaw Thomas, shopkeeper, Witton st.,W.Winnington Charles, grocer and provisiondealer, Witten street, W.Winnington George, bricklayer, Wittonstreet, W.Winningtou Mrs. Jane, milliner, Wittonstreet, W.Winnington Thomas, baker, Witten st., W.Winstanley William, boot and shoemaker,High streetWinstanley William, greengrocer, Wittonstreet, W.Woodward Mrs. Hannah, butcber, Castlestreet, C. N.Woodward William, " Bleeding Wolf" inn,Market streetWoolf Edward S., brewer, Timoor tanBrewery, W.; h. Shurlach eWoolley John, umbrella maker, 30, High• streetWoolstencroft llichard, hst manufaclt1mHigh street'Worsley James, pawnbroker, Leicestustreet, W.Worsley Thomas, pawnbroker, Wittonstreet, W.Worthington William and Son., white androck salt proprietors, W.Wrenshaw Wm., clogger, Witten SI1ee~WYarwo~ Thomas, boot and shoemaker, W:Yates Ricbsrd, plpemaker, Witton si WYearsley Thomas, marine store d~;Crown street ' IINFORMATION OF PUBLIC MEN AND INSTITUTIONSCONNEOTED WITH THE TOWN AND COUNTY.4IFOST OFFICE, HIGH STREET.MEs. May BAllKS, postmistress.Letters delivered at 7 a.m. and 2.30 p.m.in SUUlmer; at 1.30 a.m. and 2.30 p.m.in winter. Box closes at 11.30 a.m.and 9 p.m.-Money Order Office andSavings Bank open from 9 a.m. to 6p.m.Messengers are dispatched from this officeat 6.15 a.m. to the following sub-offices,viz., Arley, Davenham, Great Budworth,Higher Whitley, Weaverham,and Whitegate, returning in time withthe bags for the evening dispatch.Bankers.'Northwich Bank"-Thomas Firth andSon (draw on Jones Lloyd and Co.);open from 10 to 3." Union Bank of Manchester," 1, Castlestreet, C. N. (draw on Glyn, Mills,Currie, and Co.); open from 10 a.m. to3 p.m., & on Friday to 5 p.m.-Josephwoodcock, manager."Savings Bank" - William Sutton Bradburne,actuary, Winnington hill.PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS,<strong>County</strong> CIlUT4 New Town hall-John Will.llarden, ., judge; Christepher <strong>Cheshire</strong>,ar; William S. Bradban~high -The district comprisesthe following places: - Allostock,Acton, Anderton, Antrobn., Acton byBudworth, Bartington, Birches, Bud·worth Great, Barnton, Bostock, Byley,Budworth Little, Castle Northwich,Clive, Croxton, Cogshall, ComborbaclJ,Crowton, Cuddington, Darnbill, Da·venbam, Delamere, Eaton, Eddisbury,Goostrey, Hnlse, Hartford, KinderloD,Lach Dennis, Lostock Gralam, Left.wicb, Little Leigb, Marbury, MarstoD,Middlewich, Mooresbarrow, MoulteD,Newell, Newton, Northwich, Oskmore, IOver, Onston, Oulton Low, OcclestoD,PeoverInferior, Peover Nether, Pea'rer fSuperior, Ravenscroft,Rudheath,Seven IOaks, Shipbrook, Shurlacb, StubIach, •Sprosten, Stanthorne, Suttan, Tabley, IToft, Wallerscoat, Weaverham, Weaver, IWhsrton, Wimboldesley, Wincham,Winnington, Witton, and Whater,!t. IDi.']Jensarg, Market street-Open from 8 Ia.m. to 1 p.m. for medicine, and from •11 a.m. to 7 p.m. for medical atten· d ,anee. Surgeons: Willill1l! !i""sn,Leftwich, Thos. Moreton, VhIlIllDgton,Samuel Smith, Weaverham, GeorgeThomas J oynson, Witton st.""tFhysician : Thomas George Dl1on,M.D., Castle Northwich.I
PUBLIC OFFICERS.Assistant Overseer for Northwich, Wm. Cliff.Assista'l2t Overseerfor Witton, Thos. Patten.Assistant Ov,,"seer for· Caofle Northwiclz,Samuel Cross.Cletle to the Poor Law Unit>n, Christopher<strong>Cheshire</strong>.Clerks to the Magi$trates f07 EddisburyHundred, and re Commissumers ofLand,Assessed, and Property Ta:i:es, Messrs.Blake and Trafford.Col1n Office, CastleNorthwich-W. W. BIake, clerk to thetrustees; E. Leader Williams, engineer;J oseph Ashley, clerk of theworks.Waterw07ks, Lostock road-J. C. Hughes,•ecretary and manager.PUBLIC SCHOOLS.Free Grammar, Witton-Rev. H. Linthwaite,M.A., master.Infant, C. N.-Mi5s France. Gardiner,mistress,'Natwnal, Witton-Peter Roberts, master•Weaver Navigatit>n (for boy. only)-JamesMawdsley, master.WesW/an, Leicester street-Mi5s MargaretAnn Callins, mistress.Water Convns.Letters through Northwich, which is theDarIington John, farmer, Dairyhouse farm nearest money order office.MARSTON is a tOlVUship in Great Budworth parish, Northwich union, containing, bythe ~sus of 1861, 745 inhabitants, and 1045 acres; in the hundred of Northwicb, South<strong>Cheshire</strong>; 1 mile south-east from Great Budworth, and 2 north·east from Northwich, onthe Trent and Mersey Canal. The salt works in tbis township are very extensive, andthe" Marston Old Mine," which was visited by the late Emperor Nicholas of Russia, withthe Royal Society of England, in 184.4, is 112'.yards deep, and contains an excavated areaChef33 ~es. It was splendidly illuminated on the occasion, and a banquet furnished int m~e for the guests. There is -, S:1so a large boiler and salt-pan manufactory here.There .IS an excellent National School; with residence for the master, which was erected in~~~, 10 which divine service is celebrated on Sunday evenings, by tbe Rev. J. B. Swift,~, of Great lludworth. Lord De Tabley is lord ofthe manor.BBB
394, I f~ lNETHER PEOVER, PEOVER 'INFERIOR.,;"'~'.~ __~. :>"ft· "';
PICKMERE, PLUMBLEY, SEVEN OAKS.. " - ';395PEOVER INFERIOR.GentrY_Bancroft Mr. JohnFaulkner Mrs. Margaret, Church viewTrades and Professions.Bancroft Joseph Carter, farmer, Yew Treehouse . .Barlow Robert, farmer, Smithy greenBell George, "Warren de Table;(Arms ~Bratt John, blacksmith, Smithy'green,'ElliottJoseph; schoolmaster "Groves George, victuallerKinsey Peter, farmer ;,Newton Samuel, farmer, Fray greenNowell William, shoemaker ," .,,.,>,,Ravenscroft William, shopkeeperRobinson·Thomas,·farmer . ".~teel Thomas, farmerPICKMERE is a township in Great Budworth parish, .Altrlncham union, containing,by the census of 1861; 247 inhabitacts, and l045.a.c.res; .in the hundred ofBucklow,.SoutllVheshire; 3 miles east from Great Bndworth, and 3! north.east from Northwich. ',TheWesleyans have a chapel here. Lord de Tabley is lord ofthe manor. ,', "','Trades and pro/essw1IS. I Platt Robert farmerBoardman J cUn; "Red LioD." and farmer 1 Rainow J oh~, shoemakerBooth William,.farmerRycroft Thomas, farmerDarlin....ton Thomas, farmerWhalley Adam, farmerFord J~seph, farmerWhalley Lewis, farmerHickson Mrs. Harriet, farmerWha11ey Richard,farmerBickson Richard, farmerWright James, farmer';'Rose's farmMool'e William, blacksmith Wright James, gamekeeper .-.l\foreton George, farmerOwen John, farmerLetters through Northwich, which is thePearson Thomas H., shopkeepernearest money omer offi.ce. ' : ..PLUMBLEY, or PLUMLEY, isa small township in Great Budworth parish, containing,by the census of 1861, 130 inhabitants, and 1240 acres; in ·t1J.e ·hundred.o£.Northwieh.South <strong>Cheshire</strong>, 3& miles south.west from Knutsford, on the ~f.id.Iand <strong>Cheshire</strong> Railway,at which' it has a station. Thomas John.LangfordBrooke, Esq., "islOrdorthe'manor."Trades and Professions.Xennerley Thomas, .fannerAtherton Roger, farmerLea Tho~as, farmer'Atherton Thomas, farmer, Moss house Leicester James, shoemakerBowker Henry, shopkeeper Leicester John, .farmer -Bramall Samuel, shoemakerNewton·John, ". Smoker" inn and farmerCaldwell Bagaley, farmer Newton Thomas, blacksmith - ," .Coppock Williaro, farmer, Maltkiln Parkes William, ~.a.rmer, MaltkilnCross James. farmer .-:.. Paulden-John;.farmer . ..r.S'Dodson William, farmerPlatt Mrs. Mary .Ann, farmerFoster· John; farmer; .; Richardson Johp.,.wheelwrightGroves John, farmerStubbs Peter, farmer, Henshaw greenGroves William, farmer Sumner Samuel, beer retailer .Hale Jlfrs. Hannah, farmerWard William;omiller,Holford millHazlehurst Thomas, farmer, Trout hall Webster Thomas., :tailO:T;-; ,:~ .~. -'Hesketh William, stationmasterWhalley Ralph, farmer,Higginson John, farmer, Holford hall Williamson Barnet;farmerJackson Peter, farmer- - - --.,sJ!:VEN OAKS is a township in the parish of Great Budworth;'Runcorn union, contammg,'by the census of 1861, .159 innabitants, and 601 acres; in the'htmdred of ~ucklow,Nor~h <strong>Cheshire</strong> j 5 'miles south from 'WarriD!!1:on; and 5 north-w'est froJn"~orthwiclI;-'TheSocIety of Friends have a.' place of worship h~.·: .,," -,: " _:·: .. f, ;Trades and ProfesiU:ms. ,.. .Highfield Thomas, farmer, Well houseBrocklehurst Peter, assistant overseer Joinston Samuel, farmer Cl.;'" __ : ,.Brocklehurst Thomas, tailorMaore Peter, farmer,Hollow heathClark James, farrrlerPercival George;-1'armer, 'SaildawayCIark Thomas, farmerSanderson Henry, farmer ' ""'''"C'. Jt:~':rc'Drinkwater James, farmer and butcherEdwards Sarab, farmer, Gib hillFrith James, farmer, 'FrandleyHart John, provision dealer .Highfteld John, farmer, Goose brookLetters from NOrthwich, vw Great Budworth.Northwich is"' the' 'nearestmoney ord~'~~~e~~- . .~
396 STRETTON, TABLEY INFERIOR, WHITLEY OVER.STRETTON is a township in Great Budworth Pari;ili, Runcorn union, containing, ;the census of 1861, 373 inhabitants, and 1118 ~es, m the hundred of BUcklow, Westdivision of Frodsham deanery, archdeaconry and dIOcese of Ches,ter, North <strong>Cheshire</strong>; 3tmiles south-east from WarriDgtoD,and 7 north-west from NorthWlch, 2D the road between.those two places. The living is a perpetual curacy, valued at £100 per annum, in theincumbency of the Rev. Richard Greenall, M.A., and rural .dean~an?- the patronage ofThomas Henry Lyon, Esq. The Ohurch, which was erected m 1~~7! IS a neat edi1lce, inthe pointed style of architecture, ded~c~ted ~ St. Matthew, ~onslstlDg of ~ve, chanceI,and three aisles, with a tower, contamIng SIX bells. Th,:e IS a good NatlOnsl SclIoo~with residence for the master. Thomas Henry Lyon, Esq., IS lord of the manor.
IWHITLEY LOWER, WINCHAM, WINNINGTON.I ;' Kinder .Tohn, "Bottle and Birch»Smith .Tames, wheelwright" Kinder William, ,hopkeeper Smith .Tohn, farmer; MasseY Charie" farmer Starkey John, farmer, Miller Thomas, butcher Stelfox Alfred, farmer~ Moore ThOmas, tailor, draper, and po,t- Thomp,on Edward, boot and ,hoemaker397~> master Tickle John, farmer and cheesemonger;' Nield Henry, farmer Woodail William, farmer: :pennington Joseph, 't?nemason Worrall Thomas, wheelwrightL :Perci al George, ...etermary surgeon Worrall William, ,mith and shopkeepere :Perci al.Tohn, farmerWright William, farmerl; llowland Peter, farmerr 'WHITLEY LOWER, or INFERIOR, is a town,hip in Great Budworth parish, Runcom!: union, containing, by the census of 1861.211 inhabitants. a.nd 1118 acres; in the hundred[ of Bucklow, deanery of Frod,ham. archdeaconry and diocese of Chester, North Che,hire,I U miles south-east from Warrington, 5 miles north-west from Northwich, and 9 fromi Knutsford. The living is a perpetual curacy, valued at .£130 per annum, in the incum! bencyof the Re.... Francis Edward Belcombe, M.A.. and the patronage of Sir .Tohn N. L.Chetwode, Bart.,who is also lord o~the manor: The Chapel i~ a ,mall edifice, con'istingr of na...e, aisle, and chancel. There 18 a Parochisl School for children of both ,exes.~ Banner :M:r. Thomas Hewitt Thomas, farmerIt.••• ,,., Belcombe Parsonage Re.... Francis Edward, M.A., Mountfield Perci...all J ame" Mark, farmer, Merry fallT atks d Professions Rlgby John, farmerWilliam,r a; k . Rntter John, " Chetwode Arms» and farmerBnckle s op eeper Spragg Mrs. Elizabeth, farmerBallock Mr., schoolmasterWeedall William, farmerCliffe .Toseph, farmer, Whitley hallGongh Owen, farmerr Harrison Mrs. Mary, farmerLetters through Northwich.! WINCHAM,which, inDomesdeyandotherancient records, was calledWYMUNDSHUMr and WYMINCHAM, is a township in Great Budworthparish, Northwich union, containing,by the census of 1861, 642 inhabitants, and 94:1 acres; in the hundred ofBucklow, NorthI• <strong>Cheshire</strong>, 1* miles north-east from Northwich, and 6 from Knutsford. There are someconsiderable ..Itmine, in this township. Lee PorcherTownshend,Esq., is lord ofthe manor.Townshend Lee Porcher, Esq~ .T.P., WinchamhallHoole Thomas, tailor and shopkeeperLamb Samuel, wheelwrightTratks ani! Prqfessions.Malam Mrs. Eliza, "Townshend's Arms"Massey Richard, miller, Cranage millAUcook John, shoemaker:Parka Mrs. Mary, shopkeeperBolshau Joseph, farmerRainor Samuel, tailorBritish Rock SsIt Company-James Lobb, Rooke J oseph and John, manufacturingsecretarychemistsEllson Robert and Co., rock salt proprietors Smallwood Peter, shoemakerFo'ter William, farmerStubbs John, farmer, Witton browFryer Mrs. Sarah, farmerThompson John and Sou, rock ssIt proprietorsGarfit Charles, farmerHarlll'ea...es Mrs. Elizabeth, shopkeeper, Williamson Robert, boneand coal merchant,Wincham laneand rock salt proprietor, Witton browHe\vitt Thomas, farmer Shore's greenHolland ;rohn, farmer, Heath farmWoodward Peter, farmerWortbington Wm., rock ,sit proprietorWlNA1J:NGTON is a to·.vnship in Great Budworth parish, Northwich uniOD, containing,by the census of 1861, 460 inhabitants, and 597 acres; in the hundred of Northwich,South <strong>Cheshire</strong>, forming a suburb on the north-west side of ~orthwich, and extendingabout a mile from thence.• WI~'"l\'"IKGTO!i BRIDGE is noted as being the scene of a sharp conflict between the RoyallStsand Parliamentarians, on the endeavour to restore the kingdom to King Charles, in1659, hut the Royalists were defeated. Lord Stanley of Alderley is lord of the manor.Clergy ani! Gentry.I Clinch Richard, E,q, Winnington hillB!ake·Wm. Wood, Esq., Winnington houseBrow~ Mrs. Elizabeth, Winnington hill<strong>Cheshire</strong> Mrs. Sarsh, Winnington hillDeakin Mr. .Tames, Winnington hillI Green Charles. Esq., Winnington laneHostage Mrs. Mary
398 LIT'I'Lljl BUDWO:RT:E{,'..,=--------=:::.:=::~---'-~~-----Deakin James, salt proprietor (firm r>IDeakin Brothers);' h, Winningtoil hill'Fryer Thomas, salt- agent' ..Henshall J oseph, lock-keeperJohnson George, jun., farmer and bailifFto'='Lee Mrs. AnnMoreton Thomas, Esq., Spring mountNewman Henry, Esq., Oakleigli .Powis Rev. Henry (Wesleyan) The j\{ountShepherd Mr. George ' "Stowe The Misses Ellen and AnnThomas Mr. James 'Whale Mrs. ElizabethTrcideS and PrQfessions.Bell Miss Margaret A.; boarding school foryoung ladies, Winnington hallBradburne William SuttOD, solicitorBurgess Thomas'{the executors of), white~- salt"proprietor .Caldwell Thomas, white salt proprietor,-Thonias Fryer, agentClinch Richard, salt agentD~a.k.in Brothers, white salt prop:?etorsLord Stanley of Aldedey , " , c.'}foreton John, farmer, Moss hallMoreton Thomas, sur¥eon, -Sprin'g mountStarkey Brothers, whit" salt proprietorsWinnington Salt Works, Thomas Higgm,proprietor . I., ... _ '..>,'jVVorth James, lock-keeperYearsley Samnel, lock-keeperSavings Bank, Winnlngton hill-Open from2 to 4 on Fridays, and from' 5 to 7 onSaturdays-Wm. Sutton Brsdbnrn~actuary. ' '"LITTLE BUDWORTH, or BUDWORTR-in.the-FRITH,is a parish in Northwich IunioD, containing, by the census of 1861,582 inhabitants, and 2762 acres; in the hundred ofEddisbury, deanery of Middlewich, archdeaconry and diocese of Chester, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>,4: miles· north·east from Tarporley. The living is a perpetual curacy, in the incumbencyofthe Rev. Robert White, B.A.i valued at £85 per annum, with residence, in the patronageof the Bishop of Chester. The Church, dedicated to St. Mary and All Sairits, formerlybelonged to the Nunnery of St. Mary, in Chester, and was rebnilt in 1798, pursuaritto'tliewill of RaJph Kirkbam, of Manchester, who left £1000 for that pnrpose, the tower beingthe only portion of the ancient church remaining. There is a good National School, whichwas endowed with £10 a year by Mr. Ralph Kirkham, who also bequeathed £20 a year'tobe distributed amongst the poor in linen and woollen cloth, there are also other charitablebequests for the benefit of the poor. The Earl of Shrewsbury is lord of the manor,OULTON -is a hamlet of this township, containing the mansion of Sir Philip de MalpasGrey Egerton; Bart., which issituated in the midst of· a splendid park, well stockedwith deer.Clergy and Gentry.Egerton Sir Philip de Mal!,ss Grey, Bart.,M.P. for South <strong>Cheshire</strong>, Onlton hall'White l\.fr. James, The CottageWhite Rev. Robert, B.A., incumbent,Parsonage· -Trcuks and Professicns.Anstin Mrs. Martha, farmer,' BudworthcommonBarlow James, "Egerton Arms"Barlow John, farmer,-Blidworth commonBayley l\u-s. Martha, "Red Liont & farmerBebbington John, miller and farmerBeckett Richard T., steward to Sir Philipde Malpas Grey EgertoD, Bart., Oriltonfarm .Bevin George, jnn., farmer, Old hillBickerstaffJohn, shoemakerBillington Geo., blacksmith, Booth smithyBillingtonSaml.,farmer,. Budworth commonBillington Thomas, stonemason, BudworthcommonBillington William, "Fox and Barrel"Bloor John, schoolmasterBolt ,Tohn, gamekeeperBooth J ames, farmerBooth Thomas, farmerBooth Robert, farmer. Coney GreaveChsllinor John, fanner, BUdworth commonClayton Samuel, farmer, Booth smithyCowap William, farmer . '.I Crank Joseph, wheelwrightDavenport Thos, farmer, Budworth commonDickenson Mrs. ~!ary, farmer, Budworthcommon .Dickinson George, shoemaker, Budworthcommon .. ,'" ",'" --.~Dickin:son Jas., farmer, Bndworth commonDickinson J ames, shoemaker;'· Budwo~commonDobson William,farmer, ChesterLane broOkDodsoD James, farmer ..- .Done Miss Martha, ladies' seminaryDone Robert, farmer :Dutton Joseph, farmer, Oulton smithyGonldbourne -Richard,· farmer'Hall "\VilHam, farmerRillmarsh Thomas, SUb-postmasterHarding John, shopkeeper, SandyfordbrookHinde Richard, farmerHopley J ames, seD., farmerIHopley James, jun,,: farmer, Budworth ~commonRopley John, beer retailerRopley Mrs. Mary, farmerRouldbrooke Mrs. Ann, farmer .Hnlme Miss Emma, infant schoolmistressJones William, farmer, Whitehall. '",,~"Jones William, horse trainer, ~~I
DAVENHAM. 399y~~el1 George, :fax~b~:Muskett Mre. l\.fary, farmerNaylor Mrs. Elizabeth, ~armerKaylor Robert, blacksmIth. ,Noden lames, farmer, O.utsidesPennington George, carpenter, BudworthcommonPeDniogton Henry, tailo.rRoberts George, farmer, Fenny wood .Robinson Miss Kezia, schoolmistress, LadyEgerlon's School 'Roberts Samuel, parish clerk, sexton, andshopkeeper .-Rp.t~:er_James,.1armeri;'WeUhouseRutter.Jolm, farmer, OutsidesSproston ,Wm"jarmer, Bud.worth commonS.tockton.Thom~"shoemal;:er,Tarlar Richard, farmer, Park placeTimmis Daniel, farmer, Budworth commonWalker '.rhomas L., beer retailer and shop~keeperWalker 'william, tailorWilkinson ;Tohn, shopkeeper, BndworthcommonWilliamson Tl1omas, miller, OUIton millWills ;Tohri, head gardener to Sir PhilipEgertQu ._,' " .... ,_ _", _ .Wood Mrs. Sarah, farmer, H,ollin's /ireehChurck-'&v. ~bt.WJrlte,B.A., inMbentLad!! Egerton'sScho~I':"MiSs K~Rob;;,-...sop., ,mistress. .'. .;. . "Infant School-Miss Enlllla Huhne;mistress.Post O.ffic~Thomas H2llmarsh, su~,postmaster•.....;.Lettersarrivefrom Tarporleyat ;t past 7 a.m.; dispatched thereto at10 min. past 5 p.m. "The nearest moneyorder office is at Tarporley,DAVENHA:3-i is a parish, comprising the townships of DAVE~~AM, BOSToCK, EA~ON,LEFrWICH, MOULTP.N,.,NEWIIALL, RUDHEATH, SHIP,BROOK, SHUlU.A..CH, ST.liiTHOR1\'"E,WlllRTON,. ap.d.W,HA..'ICRQFT, in Nortllwic.h.union, containing altog~tl1er,by the; census of1861, 6855 inhabitants, and 9449 acres; ,in the hundred of Northwich, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>.DAVENHA1l-1 is a township in tlIe .above parish, in Nor~wich.unic)D, containing, bythe'census,of 1861.,.518 inhabitants, and 479 acres; in the hundred of Northwich, deaneryof ~nddlewich, archdeaconry and dioceB.e, of Chester, South Ch~shire;.2 miles from Hart..ford. station, ,on the.London and North:Western Railway, 2'south. from Northwjcb, and 4north-east fr.om.Middlewich.-.. It:is on the direct road. from Northwjcll t~ fdiddl-awich, andon the river..Dane,.from:whenceitsname, having been form.erley ,..ritten Daneham. , Theliving is a rectory, valued at £850 per annum, with ~esidence, in,the incumbenCy oftheRev. Thomas France, ~!.A., and the patronage of JamesFrance ~rance,-Esq. ~he Church,which was restored in 1843-4, is a noble edifice, dedicated to Saint Wilfred, consisting ofnaye, chancel, north and south a.isles, with tower containing a peal of six bells and a.clock,surmounted by a lofty spire. ·There is a ~ati.onal SchQol for children ,of both sexes andinfants, which was erected in 1851, with residence for the'master. The Independents andWesleyanseachhaveplacesofworsbip here. John Hoskin Harper, Esq.;is iord of themanor.Clergy a~d Gent,!!. "Cooke Samnel, master of National schoolBentleyTimothy, Esq., Davenham cottage Cottrill Thomas, "Ola Whi~ ~ion"Conchie Mr. James·Cowap John,- grocer and provlSlon dealerDobell Mrs. AnneDarlington John, boot and shoemakerDouglas Rev~ Robert .Dickinson. John, whitesmithFrance '&v. Thomas, M.A.., rector, Rectory Dobell ;Tohn, tailor,an~draperGonlden Mrs. Elizabeth, Mere heath Dntton .John, blacksnuthGreenway James Esq. Davenham house -Dutto!l.Samuel, blacksmithHall William Esq. ' Fairhurst William, scripture readerHarper John' Hosken, Esq., J.P., Daven- Fairhnrst Mrs. Sarah, boarding schoolham hall .' Grice Samuel, woollen draperHughes Rev. Thos. Henry, 'Church cottage Hancock Samuel, farmerLea Mr.. J oseph, Grove mountHarrison J no.,·beer retailer and shopkeeperLewis Mrs.HieberDr. Jqhann Von Gott, professor ofParrott Rev. Charles Henry .(Independent) languages ,Tomkinson :Mrs. Rebecca Davenham cot Holmes Thos., grocer and provision dealer, J • Hopkinson Thoma-s William, musicmast€'r, Trades and Proft$sions. and organistB7frlngton George, farmer.Hufton William, shopkeeperBll'kenhead John, photographerParry Jan:res, farmer, Bridge endBooth Joseph, bootmaker: Vine cottage Percival Robert, cheesefa.ctor and provif.ioBuckley John, builder ' dealer ""SS]'Carter Richard,steward to JamesF.France, Pigott Thomas, butcher . 0 ~~Esq.) ]'fere heath , Ravenscroft Thomas, wheelwright C! >-~ ~,/e- L\?>
400 BO~TOCK, EATON, MOULTON.Richardson John, gardener to J. H. Harper,Esq.Rushton John, teacher of musicShaw William, tailorSillen Dr. Otto, teacher of languagesStubbs Joseph, farmerSuch Peter, sen., stonemason and builderSuch Peter, jnn., grocer and provisiondealer, and sub-postmasterTeather Mrs. Elizabeth, " Bull'. Head"Warburton Henry, farmerWashington John, boot and shoemaker,Mount PleasantWhitehead James, plumber,painter,glazier,and paper-bangerWorthington Isaac, farmer, New hailSt. Wilfre
NEWHALL, RUDHEATH, SHIPBROOK, SHURLACH. 401NEWHALL is a township of Davenham parish, Northwich nnion, containing by thecensns of 1861, 28 inhabitants, and 234 acres; in the hnndred of Nantwich, Sou'th <strong>Cheshire</strong>;Si miles from Northwich, and 5 Bouth-west from Nautwich.Trtuks and Professums.Letters through Northwich, which is thePennell Rall?h, farmer I nearest money order office.StnDbs William, farmer ,Ysrwood ;Toseph, farmer --RUDHEATH is a township of Davenham parish, in Northwich union, containing bythe census of 1861, 411 inhabitants, and 1961 acres; in the hnndred ofNorthwich, &nth<strong>Cheshire</strong>; 4 miles north-east from Middlewich, and 2 from Northwich. The living is acnracy, attached to the rectory of Davenbam, and is now in the incumbency ofthe Rev.J. H. Hughes. The Chapel-of-Ease is a small brick edifice, situate at Broken Cross.There is a National School for children of both sexes, with residence for the master. TheHeath, which is now enclosed" was the scene ofa sharp conflict between the Parliamentaryforces and the Royalists, on the 22nd February, 1643, which resulted in a drawn battle.J. H. Marshall, Esq., is lord of the manor.Trades and Professio1l$.Bebbingron Jobn, farmerBrett Samuel, farmer, King streetBrown George, "DukeofPortland's Arms"Caldwell John, shopkeeper and coal dealer,Broken CrossCarter Samuel, farmer, Drakelow hallCarter Thomas, farmer, Earnshaw hall(''hantler Thomas, farmer, Broken crossGibson Simeon, timber merchant, Penny'slaneGleave Joseph, farmer, Broken crossGough John, wheelwrightGrilIiths Charles, farmer, Old Broken CrossfarmHolland Mrs. Elizabeth, farmerHolland John, farmer, Penny's laneHolland Joseph, farmer, High houseHolland ;Toseph, "Old Broken Cross" inn,Broken CrossJackson Thomas, farmerJepson George, farmer, King streetJohnson John, farmer, Penny's laneJohnson The Misses Mary and Elizabeth,farmersKennerley Peter, farmer 'Millinl:ton Thomas, jllll., farmer, Higgin'slaneMillington Thomas, sen., farmer, GadbrookMinshall John, farmer, Billinge greenPemberton Mrs. ;Tane, farmer, Penny's lanePimlott William, fat:mer, Brown HayesRiddlehough J~ National schoolmasterRiddlehongh Mrs., National schoolmistressShore Richard, farmer, Cross lanesVenables Moses, farmerWebb Samue~ farmer, Penny's laneWood E. S~ farmer, Shurlach laneYates James, blacksmith, Broken crossYates John, coal dealer, Billinge greenChapel of Ease - Rev. ;T. H. Hughes, incumbent.National ScIwoI (for boys and girls)-J'ohnRiddlehough, master; Mrs. Riddlehough,mistress_Letters through Northwich, which is thenearest money order oflice.SHIPBROOK is a small township of Davenham parish, in Northwich union, containing,by the census of 1861, 94 inhabitants, and 539 acres; on the banks of the riverDane, which divides it from Davenham, 2! miles from Hartford Station, and the samesouth-east from Northwich, in Northwicli hnndred. South <strong>Cheshire</strong>. John HoskinHarper, Esq., J.P.) is lord of the manor.Trades and Professions.Letters through Davenham, 'but NorthwichCarter William, farmeris the nearest money order office andOkell Peter, farmer, Shipbrook hallParry Thomas, farmer, Shiphrook hillthe post town.Shsw Samuel, farmerSHURLACH is a township in Davenham parish, in Northwich union, containing, by~e'ce~susof 1861, 150 inhabitants, and 312 acres; in the hundred of Northwich, South<strong>Cheshire</strong>, 2 miles south-east from that town. The Trent and Mersey Canal runs throughthe township. The Association Methodists have a place of worship here.Trades andPrrifessiom.Prescott .rohn, farmerBowden William, shoemakerShaw Thomas, farmerCaldwell Heary, farmerFrith Joseph, farmer, Bradfield farm Letters through Northwich, which is theGrifliths ;Tobu, farmer, Shurlach cottage nearest money order office.CCC-----._-
402 STANTHORNE, WHARTON.STANTHORNE is a township in Davenham parish, Northwich union, containing, bythe census of 1861, 161 inhabitants, and 1062 acres; in the hundred of Northwich, South<strong>Cheshire</strong>, about It miles north'west from Middlewich. James France France, Esq., islord ofthe manor.,Gentry.Davenport Charles, farmer, Mow houseChatterton The MissesDutton Richard, farmer, The HallDutton Richard Esq. Stanthorne hall Horton Samuel, farmer, '. Hughes John and Josepb, farmersTrades and Profe3swns.Large Thomas, farmer'Berrett George, farmerLeigh Joseph, farmerBostock John, miller, The MillWard John, farmerBratherton Watkin, farmerBrett Hugh, farmerCarter Robert, farmerLetters through Middlewich, which is theDarlington William, farmernearest money order office.WHARTON, or WINSFORD, is a small market town and ,township in nav'Dbamparish, Northwich union, containing, by the censuS of 1861, 2234: inhabitants, and 1224.acres; in the hundred of N orthwich, deanery of M:iddlewich, archdeaconry and diocese ofChester; 3 miles north-west from ~fiddlewich, and 6 south from Northwich; pleasantly:situated on the east bank of the river Weaver, which is navigable up to this place. Theliving is a perpetual curacy, valued at £150 per annum, with residence, in the incumbeneyof the Rev. John Samuel Bage, M.A., and the patronage of the Bishop of Chester. TbeChurch, which was rebuilt and enlarged in 1849, is a handsome cruciform structure in theperpendicular style, containing nave, chancel, and north and south transepts, with towersurmounted. by four pinnacles, representing the four Evangelists, and one bell. TheWesleyans and Primitive Methodists have places of worship here. There are several saltmines in this town~hip,.which ~orms the stapletrade o.f the.place; and being on the banksof the Weaver, which gIves a dll'ect communication WIth LIverpool, and the London andNorth Western Railway having a statio!!. here, the means of tra.nsit are v€.ry convenient,both for inland and foreign export. The brine is found at depths varying from 12 to 60yards, and is considered of excellent quality, producing 52 ounces of salt to the gallon.There are also mines of rock salt, the principal of which is worked by Mr. H~Eugene Falk, and great quantities are imported to Prussia and Belgium. In C
WHATCROFT. 403Carter GeorlTe, beer retailer and joinerCawley Thomas, joiner and builder, ChurchC~~ Samuel, "R~d Lion" posting andcommercial innCookson John, "Railway" inn, WinsfordstationCookson Robert, joinerCross George, timber merchant, and pro..prietor of salt worksCross Samuel Willis, furnishing ironmongerCross Williarn, proprietor of salt worksCross William, shipbuilder, timber mer·chant, and saUmaker, Winsford dock-D~~ Richard, master of National schoolDeakin Buckley, proprietor of salt worksand boatbuilderDeakin Thomas (Exors. of), salt worksproprietor and b~atbuilder .Deakin .lames, whIte salt l'ropnetorDierden Matthew, grocer and provisiondealerDodd Thomas, blacksmithDuncan Stephen, " Royal Oak" hotel, MarketplaceDunning George, shopkeeperDutton Richard, farmer, Stanthorne hallEvans Richard, white saltproprietor, WhartonlodgeFalk: Herman Eugene, rock and white saltproprietor, iron shipbuilder and engineer,Meadow bank; offices: 109, Church st.,Runcorn, and Commerce st., LiverpoolGandy Nathaniel, beer retailerGaudy Thomas, shopkeeperHatton James, shopkeeper, Winsford hillHenshall John, salt agent and farmer,Crook~d laneRenshall William, boot and shoemakerHitchen Isaac, farmerHitchen Thomas, shopkeeperRoganh Andrew, agentRulse Job, white salt proprietorRulee Samue~ coal dealerRulse Thomas, tailorJeqrey aud Darcey, white salt proprietors-William Beaman, agentJump William Astbury, white salt proprIetorKay Christopher, salt proprietor; h. WinsfordlodgeKay JOhn and Son, salt proprietorsKay John Deakin, salt proprietor; h.Wmsford lodgeKitchen David, boot and shoemakerKitchen Henry, boot and shoemaker, andbutcherLatham William, farmerLedwards Samuel, managing com millerLycett William, salt proprietorMcCraw Mr., salt proprietorMaddock. James, beer retailerlIfassey William, baker and grocer, MarketplaeeMelbourne John, grocerMoss John, farmer and rope manufacturerMountfield Samuel, stationmasterNational Patent Salt Company-AndXewHogarth, agentNew Bridge Salt Company-John !kin,managerNewan John, shopkeeperNewall William, painter, plumber, andglazierOilier Thomas, farmerPennington Ralph, farmerPercival John, grocer, tailor and draperPercival Mrs. ]rfary, beer retailerPercival Peter, farmerPercival Joho, tailor and woollen draperPercival Peter, farmer, PilshawPickstock Ell, joiner and cabinet makerPickstock Julius C., beer retailer and sailmakerRigby Thomas, miller and farmerRobinson Jane, beer retailerRowlinson Thomas, shopkeeperRowlinson Wm., shopkeeper, Wmsford hillRayle John, wheelmightShaw James, white salt proprietorSmith Robert, beer retailerSteel Thomas, police officerStelfox George, linen and woollen draperand grocerThompson' George, salt proprietorWalker Peter, shopkeeper and beer retailerWashington William, boot and shoemakerWillis William, farmerWinsford Artificial Manure and BoneWorks-Thom.. Swanwick Bradbnry,proprietorPost Office-JOhn Wood, postmaster.further particulars see OVER.)(ForWHATCROFT is a township in Davenham parish, Northwich union, containing, bythe census of 1861, 72 inhabitants, and 641 acres; in the hundred of Northwich,· South<strong>Cheshire</strong>, 3 miles north-west from Middlewich, on the Trent and Mersey Canal. LadyHartIand and sisters are ladies ofthe manor.Shakerley ·Geoffrey Joseph, Esq., J.P.,Whateroft hallTrades and Professums.Baneroft Joseph, farmer, Dairy farmGleave Joseph, farmer, Bridge houseGrange James, farmer, Brook houseManley Mrs. Ann, farmer, Yew Tree houseLetters are received through Northwich,which is the nearest money orderoffice.
404 DELAMERE, EDDISBURY, OAKMERE.DELAMERE is a parish! comprising the to~ships of DE~A3lE"E, ~,?D'SB1JRY, andO.A.K3£ERE in Northwlch UDlOD, and KmGSWOOD In Rnncol"?- uDlon~ containIng altogetherby the census of 1861, 1146 inhabitants, and 8770 ""res; In the hundred of EddisburySouth <strong>Cheshire</strong>. It is within the once ex.tensive Royal Forest of Delamere, which is no~principally disafforested and cultivated. It was formerly of vast extent, and included ·0townships in its boundary.•DELAMERE is a township in the above parish, Northwich union, containing by thecensus of 1861, 414 inhabitants, and 1980 acres; in the first division of Eddisb~y hun.dred, deanery ofFrodsham, arc~deaconryand diocese ofChester, South Che~hire; HlIlilessouth-west from the Acton station, on the London and North Western Railway, Sf northfrom Tarporley, 5t west from Northwich, and 11 north-east from Chester. The living isa rectory, valued at £200 per annum, with residence, in the incumbency of the Rev:Willism Darwin Fox, M.A., and the patronage of the Crown. The Church is a smaUGothic edifice, dedicated to Saint Peter, with tower and one bell. There is an excellentNational School near to the church, with residence for the master. The Calvinist~Independents, and Methodists have places of worship here. The manorisl rights arevested in the Crown.Gkrgy and Gentry.Devison Elizabeth, beer retallerFox Rev. William Danvin, M.A., RectoryDilworth Thomas, farmerHall Henry, Esq., Castle hillHignctt Mrs. Mary, farmerLeather Simeon, Esq., Delamere lodgeLarge Thomas, farmer, Delamere farmMcCuhbin James, Esq., Maddock lodgeMaddock Samuel, farmerNi.x.on Rev. Edward, M.A., curateNicholls Thomas, farmerThompson Henry, Esq., Castle hillParrott \Villiatll, farmerWood Mr. Samnel EverardPettinger James, farm bailiffRobbs Thomas, farm balJijfTrades and Professions.Rutter James, farmerAstbury J oseph, schoolmasterRut'ter William, farmer, Delamere fannAstbury Mrs. Ann, schoolmistressThompson Henry, farmerBadrock Thomas, blacksmithVernon James, farmerBate Willism, beer retailerWade Abraham, tailorBettley Thomas, beer retailerWright John, farmerBillington Henry, farmerBolton Henry, farmer, Sumner bill Letters throngh Northwich and Kelsall.Crawford George, farmer .N ortb.wich is the nearest money orderDean Mrs. J ane, farmer, Old Paleoffice.EDDISBURY is a township of Delamere parish, Northwich union, containing, by thecensus of 1861, 228 inhabitant" and 3890 acres; in the first division of the hundred towhich it gives its name, and southern division of the count,"', 5 miles north from Tar·porley, 4i north-east from Tarrin, and 10 north-east from Chester. It is part of theancient forest of Delamere, and the Old Pale, or Chamber of the Forest, is situated onMerrick's hill, where, also, are the remains of some extensive earthworks and fortifications.The manorial rights are the property of the Crown.Trades and Professions.Brock Thomas, farmerDean Mrs., farmer, Old Pale farmDutton J oseph, farmerGreenway John, farmerI Johnson Robert, farmer' Reece William, farmer\ Ward Mrs., farmerI" Letters by foot-post throngh Northwich.OAKMERE is. a township in Delamere parish, Northwich union, containing, by thecensna of 1861, 284 inhabitants, and 2800 acres; in tbe hundred of Northwieh, SonthCheahire, 5 miles east-north-east from Tarvin, 4! north·east from Tarporley, and 10 f,omChester. The magistrates for the hundred orEddisbnry meet monthly at the "Valellyal Abbey Arms" hotel. The greater portion of this township is the property of tbeCrown.Gentry, ~c.Holland Mrs. Lydia, Homby lodgeLeather Simeon, Esq.Peove. William, Esq.Rowland Samnel, Esq., Oakmere lodgeTTadu and Pro[esswns.Bowyer James, farmerClark Wm, "Vale Royal Abbey Anns" innHolland Mrs., farmer, Hornby lodgeJ ohnson Willlam, stonemason
I KINGSWOOD, WEAVERHAM. 405~~: --------------:--------------------~i, Lewis William, farmer Walton Daniel, shopkeeperI, M'Gill Peter, farmer, Crabtree green, Sanders John, farmerf Walley William, farmerLetters by foot-post from Northwich., KINGSWOOD is a !:"'Y"ship in Delamere parish, Runco,:, uni?n, Eddisbnry hundred,~ South <strong>Cheshire</strong>, containing, by t~e census of 1~61, 160 mhabltants, acd 1961 acres;l bein" part of the north~west portion of the anCIent forest of De1amere, 4: miles fromD~ere Church, 3 from Frodsham, aud 10 from (''hester. Half of the township was! formerly woodiand, but has been disafforested and brought into tillage. It is mostly the: property of the Crown.ITrades and Prof...ums·Spruce Samuel, farmerHarrison Richard, farmer, New pa;leHughes Willia.m, farmer, Castle hill:BI>binson Thomas, farmerLetters by foot-post, daily, from Frodsham.WEAVERHAM is a parish in Northwich union, comprising the townships of ACTO",CaoWTOK, CuDDINGTON, OSST05, and W ALLERSCO.A.T, and part of the toWDship ofWEAVEIUIAM, (the other portion being in Whitegate parish), conteining altogether, bythe census of 1861, 2182 inhabitants, in the hundred of Eddisbury, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>.WEAVERHAM, or WAVERHA.M, is a township, situate partly in this parish andpartly in Wbitegate parish, in Northwich union, containing, by the census of 1861, inWeaverham parish, 1446, and in Whitegate parish, 84 inhabitants, making a total of1530 inhabitants, and 3528 acres; in the hundred of Eddisbury, west division of thedeanery ofFrodsham, archdeaconry and diocese of Chester, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>; 1 mile southfrom Aeton Station, on the London and North Western Railway, 3 north-west fromNorthwich, 9 north-west from Middlewich, and 15 north-east from Chester, on the banksof the river Weaver, from whence it derives its name. The living is a vicarage" valuedat £34:0 per annum, with residence, and 30 acres ofglebe land, in the incumbency of theBev. Charles Spencer Stanhope, M.A., and the patronage ofthe Bishop ofChester. TheChurch is a handsome Gothic edifice, dedicated to St. Mary, consisting ofnave, chancel,north and south aisles, with tower, containing six bells. There is an excellent GrammarSchool, which was established aud endowed by Mr. Barker, in the reign of Charles n.,for the instruction of children residing in the township of Weaverham. There is also aNational School for children of both sexes. The Wesleyans, Primitive, and AssociationMethodists have places of worship here. --Barry, Esq., is lord of the manor. Twocattle fsirs are annually beld here on the 8th April and the 8th October.GORSTAGB is a hamlet ofthis township, 1 mile south from thence.M:rr.T01\ is a hamlet adjoining Wea.verham.SAYDIWAY, 2 miles south-east, is also a hamlet of this township.Cler!lY and Gentry.Bancroft Peter, boot and shoemaker, and,Ansdell Mrs., Speedwell cottagepostmasterA£hton Richard, Esq., Gorsta~e hall, Gor- Barratt Thomas, shopkeeper, Sandiwaystage .::> Bebbington John, "Wheatsheaf," andjoinerBrook Henry, Esq.Blackhurst Joseph, watch and clockmakerConlthurst The MisseB, SandiwayBoardman Mrs. Mary, shopkeeperGrey Mrs. Booth, SandiwayBrooke Mrs. Sarall, shopkeeperHatton James Ho G., Esq., Belle vue, San- Burgess Benjamin, draper and grocerdiwayClarke Edward, timber merchant & farmerHolland Wiillam, Esq., Earnslow grange, Cole William, "Ring of Bells"Sandiway Cossins John, horse dealer and liveryLittledsle John B., Esq, Sandiway bank, stable keeper, Sandiway. (See advemse--Sandiwayment):BI>YdsRev.Jas.,M,A.,incumbentofHartford Cross John, land agent, SandiwaySmith Samuel, Esq.Dean Samuel, farmer, SandiwayStanhope Rev. Charles Spencer M.A., Dutton George, tailorvicar, Vicarage 'EilisGeorge, farmerWorthington Edward, Esq.Eilison Allen, farmerEilison William, farmerTrades and Prof...wns.Ford Thomas shoemakerAllen David, cooperFordW~ shoemakerArdern William, grocer and farmer Forster Thomas, blacksmith and timberBancroft John, farmer, Gorstagedealer
406 ACTON, CROWTON.Garforth Mr., steward to Lord DelamereGarner William, wheelwrightGerrard Henry, farmerGerrard John, farmerGibson George, Sandiway, "Head" hotel,!Okell Ralph Kirkham, farmer, Glage -.Parr Thomas, farmer and shopkeepGorstageer,. Platt Thomas, farmerPollock Thomas, "Star II inn and cabin tmakereRiley J oseph, farmerSmith Samuel, surgeonSmith Thomas, brewer and spirit merchantand "Bluecap U innGrange Josepb, farmerHarrison Peter, maItsterHarrop Thomas, painter and glazierHiltan Thomas, beer retailerTri~kett J oseph, farmer, Moss farm, San.Holland William, sen., farmer, Eal?lshaw diwaygrangeTrickett William, farmer, GorstageHoole Samnel, saddier and harness maker Viggor Henry, plumber, glazier, and grocerHughes Miss, shopkeeper, Gorstage Wild Thomas, farmerHussey Mrs., farmer, GorstageWinfield George, shopkeeperJameson Faithful, farmer, Gorstage Wing John, farmer, SandiwayJ ohnson Mrs. Catherine, shopkeeper Wood John, boot and shoeml'kerJobnson James, tailor and parish clerk Woodward Samuel, carpenterJ ones Miss Emma, day and boarding school Woodyer Thomas, registrar of hirths andRay J oseph, farmerdeaths for Weaverham districtRay Luke, tailorWorthington Edward, farmerKennerley Eoratio, provision dealer Yearsley John, farmer, GarstageLee Henry, boot manufacturerYearsley John, tailor, GorstageManifold Jobn, druggist and grocer Yonde Thomas, farmerMassey George, farmer, SandiwayMassey J., heer retailerR.gistrar of Births and Deaths -Miushnll John, farmer, MiltonWoodyerThomasMoore J"oseph, draperMoreton Thomas, farmer, Gorstage Po~t O.ffice - Peter Bancroft, receiver.-Moreton WiIliam, sen., farmer, SandiwayMoreton William, juu., farmer, Beech hillLetters· from Northwich arrive at 1.15a.m.; dispatched at 6.15 p.m.-This isN ewall John, farmer, Gorstagealso a money order office and savingsNewall Thomas, farmerbank.ACTON, formerly called ACTON-in-DELA...'l!IERE, is a township of Weaverhamparish, containing, hythecensus of 1861, 484 inhabitants, and 1139 acres; in the hundredof Eddisbury, Sonth Oheshire, 4t miles north-west from Northwich, adjoining the townshipof Weaverham, on the bankS of the river Weaver, which is here crossed by a bridge,The London and North Western Railway passes through the townShip, at which it has astation. The Primitive Methodists have a place of worship here. Richard Ashton, Esq,is lord of the manor.Ge:ntry, {re.Bankes Mr..rohnBanks Mr. WilliamJohnson John Danie~ Esq.Milner William, Es'l.Rowland MissWalker Mr. Thomas, Hall greenTrades and Professions.Alien Samue~ farmerBailey John, miller:Banks William, farmerBillington John, farmer, Cliff houseBower Henry, ,: Railway" innBradford James, farmerCatley George, "Maypole" innClarke Edward, farmerDonning Jonathan, shopkeeperFairhurst Samnel, farmer and bootmakerGandy J ames, farmer and millerHolland Joseph, farmer, Dutton hottomHough Thomas, farmerMaude W. E. and 00., zinc rolling mill,Acton bridge:Mills Thomas, stationmasterMonlton Oharles, coal merchantPope George, blacksmithPrice J oseph, shopkeeperRawlinson James, farmerRowland .John, farmer, Lower greenShalcross Henry, wheelwrightSwinton Josepb, farmerThomas Joseph, farmerWoodward Samuel, farmerLetters through Weaverham, which is theDickens Thomas, shopkeepernearest money order office.CROWTON is a township in Weaverham 'parish, containln" by the census of 186~41~ inhahitant" and 138~ acres; in the hundred of Eddisbury, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>; 1ml1e !'est .from Acten statloD, an.d 2 from \Yeaverham, on the banks of the river Weaver.The tide rLSes up the Weaver as far as Crowton wharf.chapel here. --Barry, Esq., is lord of the manor.The Primitive Methodists have aIIji1\I!lI,II~
CUDDINGTON, ONSTON, WALLERSCOAT, WHITEGATE. 4071I0Uaud Mr. ThomasTrades and ProfessWns.'Bowers Thomas, farmerBailey Miss Emma, shopkeeper and farmerBradbury J OhD, farmerBnrston Samuel, "Pickerlng-o'-th'-Boat" .Chrimes Nathaniel, hoot and shoemakerFryer Samuel, farmer1Iail ~frs.Mart,ha, farmerlIayes George, blaeksmith and beer retailerlIayes Thomas, blaeksmithHeppard Robert, farmerHOl1'Dd Peter, farmerHolland James, farmer, The HallHughes John, farmerLew James,,tarmer...Lewis Mrs. Mary, farmerLewis Samuel, farmer and brick and tilemanufacturerMarrow William, farmerMoreton Thomas, farmer, Crewood hallNewall Samuel, farmerSwinton John, farmerTittle Mrs. Margaret, farmerTunna Edward, farmerWhitfield Ch"", "Hare and Hounds» innWilliamson Thomas, farmerWood George, millerWoodward Mr., farmerLetters through Weaverham, which is thenearest money order office.CUDDI..1IfGTON is a township of Weaverham parish, coutaining, bythe census of 1861817 iDbabitauts, aDd 1184 acres; in the hundred of Eddisbnry, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>, ~ mil~south-west from Northwich. The United Free Methodists have a chapel here. __Barry, Esq., is lord of the manor.Davies Captain I' Newall Joseph, blacksmith, Bryn smithyPlumb Thomas, farmerTrades and ProJe8sUJns.: Williamson Charles Done, farmerArtiDgstsll Samuel, farmeri Williamson Ralph, shopkeeperBillingtOD John, "Bull's Head,"andfarmer ! Worthington Edward, farmer, Bryn houseCsrtwright John, farmer, miller, and timber i Youde William, farmerdealer , rDarbyshire HeDI'Y, farmer 1Gaskell James, wheelwrightLetters by foot·post through North ·ch.Gerrard Samuel, farmer I . \VlHolland James, farmerWeaverham 15 the nearest money orderHolmes --, miller I office.ONSTON is a township of Weaverham parish, Northwich union, containing, by thecensus ofl861, 52 inhabitants, and 327 acres; iu the hundred ofEddisbnry, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>,It miles west from Northwich. --Barry, Esq., is lord ofthe mauor.Woodward Mr. Williatil, Onston haU Smith J oseph, farmerTrades and Professums.S?,it!, Samuel, farmerTippmg Henry, farmerAlIen J ohu, farmerYoung Euoch, millerBeckett Thomas, shopkeeperHignett William, farmerHolland J oseph, butcherLetters through Weaverham, which is theHoole hfrs. Sarah, farmernearest money order office.WALLERSCOAT, or W.ALLERSCOTE, is a small township in Weaverham parish,N~rthwich union, consisting of one house and farm, containing, by the census of -1861,61Ohabitants, and 122 acres; in the hundred ofEddisbury, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>, It miles westfrom Northwich. .Sanderson Henry, farmerWHITEGATE is a parish in Northwich union, comprisiug the townships ofD.uu."RALLMARTON, part of OVER and part of \VEA.VEB.lU.M, containing altogether, by the census of,1~61, 1535 inhabitants, and 4384 acres j in the hundred ofEddisbury, deanery of M1ddleN 1ch , archdeaconry and dio~ese of Chester, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>, 4!- miles south-west from-'0r.thwich, on the west bank of the Weaver. The Church is -a plain brick bnilding,dedi~t~d to St. Mary, consisting of nave, north and south aisles, and chancel, with tower,.ua~~g bell and clock, and -was erected in 1726, on the site of a former one. The~g 15 a vicarage, valued at £230 per annum, in the incumbency of the Rev. WilliamWhitley, B.A., who resides at Over, and the patronage of Lord Delamere.: ALE RoYAL, the scat of Lord Delamere, was formerly an abbey of G1.stercian monks,w lch was established by Edward L, and endowed with the manors of Darnhall, Over,
,408 DARNHALL, MARTON, ALVASTON.and Weaverham, over which the abbots had peculiar powe,:s and P!ivileges, including thatof life and death within those manors. Th~ prese'!t manSIOn, whICh has bsen erected onthe foundations of the old abbey, is beautifully sItuated near the banks of the Weaverabout 2t miles from Northwich.'Delamere, The Right Hon. Lord,Vale royal IDARNHALL, or DEBNHALL, is ~ tom:ship in Whitegate p~ Northwich union,containing, by the census ofl86l, 116 inhabItants, and 1700 acres; ID the eastern divisionofEddisbury hundred, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>, 5~ miles south-west from Middlewich. Thompson
WOOLSTANWOOD, ASHLEY. 409WOOLSTANWOOD is " small township in Nantwich parish and union, contlLining byths census of 1861, 65 inhabitlLnts, and 609 acres; in the hundred ofNorthwich &uth<strong>Cheshire</strong>; 3k miles north-ClLSt from ~antwich, and_is intersected by the Chester'branchof the London lLDd North Western llailway. FranClS Elcock Massey, Esq, is lord ofthemanor..TrtuIu tmd Professitms.Gibson Thomas, farmer, Wood farmBeech Edward, farmer, MarchJield bankBolderstone .Tohn, farmerCooke George, farmerLetters throngh Nantwich, which is theEdwards Charles, farmer and millerne&rest money order oJllce.ASHLEY is" township in Bowdon parish, .Altrincham union, contlLining, by the censuaof 1861, 375 inhabitants, and 2173 acres; in the hundred of Bucldow, east division ofFrodsham deanery, archdeaconry and diocese of Chester, North <strong>Cheshire</strong>, 2 miles south.east from .Altrinch&m. An excellent National School has just been erectedbyLordEger.ton, who is lord of the manor, which has also been licensed for the celebration of divine'ervice, acting as a chapel-of.ease to Bowdon. The living, which is a perpetnal curacyattached to Bowdon, is endowed with £50 a year by lord Egerton, wbo is fitting up "house for the minister's residence. The Wesleyans have also a place of worship here.Ashley Hall is a fine old mansion, near the river Bollin, and is celebrated as havingbeen the meeting place of a great number of the <strong>Cheshire</strong> gentry during the rebellion ofthe Pretender, to determine on which side their iniinence should be given, and so equallywere parties divided, that it was only by the casting vote of Thomas Assheton, Esq., theowner of the estate and chairman. of the meeting, that it was decided in the favor ofthereigning monarch.round the room ..ClR:rgy and Gentry.Hutton .Tames Frederick, Esq., Arden hallMiller Rev. William, The PlLrsonageTrtuIu tmd Pr'!fessi=s.Barber Joseph, "Greyhound" um, andfarmerBarrow Josiah, farmer, Hough greenBlease John, farmer, Coppice farmBracegirdle .Tohn, gamekeeper and farmer,Thorns greenBradbury Charles, farmer, Thorns greenBray Thomas, boot and shoemakerBrown James. farmer, Thorns greenBrown John, farmer, Castle hillBrown John, jun., farmerBurgess .Tohn, farmerChapman Samuel, blacksmith, Hough greenCrosby John, farmer, Thorns greenDaniels William, farmer, Thorns greenFnlIlength portraits of the gentry attending the meeting are hungDavenport .Toshna, miller and poor·rate.collector, Ashley millDlckson James, farmer, BirkinGatley .Toseph, cattle dealerRolt Peter, coal dealer, Railway stlLtionIrlam Isaa.c, farmer, Hough greenJackson .Tohn, f"rmer, DlLiry houseJackson Thomas, blacksmith.Tackson Thomas, farmer, ABhley cottlLgeNewton Peter, farmer, RyecroftOverend WiIliam, farmer, Thorns greenPartington .Tohn, farmer, Birkin farmPartingtonPeter, farmer, SugarbrldgefarmPowuall Burgess, farmer, Blackehaw heysRidgw"y .Tohn, farmerStevenson Henry, stlLtionmasterStoekton Richard, farmer, Brook farmWarburton John, gamekeeperWhittingham Thomas, farmer, ABhle; hallWolstencroft George, market gardener lLDdcarrierWood William, farmer, Thorns greenWorthington George, wheelwright and &hopkeeperRailway Statitm - Henry Stephenson, stlL.tionmaster.Carrier-George Wolstencroft, to Manchester,Tuesday, Thursday, and &turday.Post OJJiCR. - Thomas Vernon, sub-postmlLSter.-Lettersarrive from .Altrin.cham at 8 ".m, disp"lched :'t 6.15 p.m.DDD
410 MIDDLEWICH, NEWTON, KINDERTON,cU!I{·HULME.lVIIDDLEWICH.MIDDLEWICH, NEWTON,. and KINDERTON.cum.RULME.-MIDDLEWrCH isa p~sh.comprising the townshIPS of BYLEY-Cum-"fATEIIOUSE, CLIVE, CROXTON, Km.DERToN-cUm-HuL3IE, MORESBARRow-cum-P.•uum, NEWTON, O.CCLESTON, R.A.VENSCRoPrSPROSTON, STUBLACH, SU'l'TO~, WE.AVER, an~ !VrnBOLDSBY, In Northwich union, andMmSHULL VERNON, in NantwICh UDlO~, conta.mmg, ~Y the C(:DSUS ?f 1861,4752 inhabitants,and 13,110 acres; all in Northw~chhundred, with the exceptIon of '\Yeaver, whichis in Eddisbury hundred, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>.MIDDLEWICR, the princip.al of t!'e parish and deanery to which ~t gives its name,is an ancient market town in :NorthwICh hundred, archdeaconryand dIOcese of ChesterSouth <strong>Cheshire</strong>; 2 miles'from Winsford Station, OD the:r Lond~n and North Weste~RailwaY,5 nOl-th-,vest from Sandbach, 6 south-east from :NortbwIC~, D south~west fromKnutsford, 21 east from Chester, and 167 from London.. The to~vn IS pleasantly situatednear the c~mfluence of the riYers Croc~ an.d Da;;e, and Its name IS dern·ed from its beingcentrally sltuated with respect to the ,. Wlches! or salt towns. Fz:.om traces of a RomanRoad in the vicinity, there is little doubt that It was a Roman StatIon; and the remainsof an entrenched camp at Kinderton are supposed to have been the site of the RomanStation Condate. The tOWD, like most other portions of this neighbourhood, had its shareof the war between Charles 1. and his Parliament: about the 17th March, 1642, tberewas a. sharp contest between Sir Thomas Ashton's troops and the Parliamentarians underS4" WilliaIn Brereton, which ended in the defeat of the Royalists, whicb, by the accountgiven by the Royalist commander in a letter to Lord Cholmondeley, appears to have beenlost more froUl the unwillingness of his troops than any other cause. 'I'he neighbourhoodcontains several powerful salt s~r!Dgs,. and ~he manufacture- of that article forms thestaple trade of the tOWD. The llvlDg IS a VIcarage, Yalued at £160 per annum, in thepatronage and incumbency of the Yen. Isaac Wood, !LA. 1archdeacon of Chester. TheChurch, an ancient commodious Gothic edifice, is dedicated to St. Micbael and.All Angels,and ·consists of nave, chancel, and side aisles, with tower, containing six bells and a clock.At the east end of the side aisles are two chapels formerly belonging to the Barons ofKinderton. The Independents, Primitive and Wesleyan Methodists, and Society ofFriends have places of worship here. The Grammar School, at Newton Heath, has anendowment of about £10 per annum, for which eight children are taught free, to readonly. The School was given by Mr. Ralph Lo\Vndes, abont the latter end of tbe 17tbcentury. There is a British School at Newton Bank, and National Schools in Lewinstreet, for children of both sexes and. infants. The Town Hall and Market House issituate in High town, the upper portion being used for magisterial and other public busi·ness, also as a library and reading room, which contains upwards of1400 '\""olumes, and theprincipal newspapers and periodicals of the day j the lower portion is used for a buttermarket, &C. The market day is on a Tuesday. and there are fairs on the last Tuesday inthe months of February, April, and October. The wakes are held the first Sunday afterMichaelmas-day. James .France France, Esq., is lord of the manor, and holds his -courtleetannually in OctOber, at which the constables for the town are appointed.NEWTON is a township in Middlewich parish, forming a suburb of, and adjoiningthereto, on the south side, in the hundred of Korthwich South <strong>Cheshire</strong>. The MiddlewichCemetery is in this to\vnship;: it is pleasantly situated and tastefully ilid out, andcontains an area of 5:1' acres. Tbe:c are two chapels in the Gothic style, with vestries,and a tower surmounted by a spIre. The Primitive Methodists have a chapel here.William Roylance Court, Esq., is lord of the manor.Kr~DE!7TOI'>~Cum-HuL::.uE is aIs? a !ownship of 1I.!iddlewich parish, forming a s~.burb onthe east sIde of the town, front wInch It stretches about 11.- miles. The barony of Kindertonwas conferrE:d by Hugh Lupus, first Earl of Chester on-his relatiYe Gilbert de VenablesJand ~ir Hu~h Venable.s, the ninth baroD, by a writ of quo warranto claimed UT/ter alia),the rIghts of gallows,pzllory, tumbrell, and thew. The last execution which took pIaceherewas in 1597, when one Hugh Stringer was tried in the Baron's Court for murder, andconvict
:MIDDLEWICH. NEWTOK, KlNDERTON-cml-HULlIIE. 411CLERGY, GENTRY, AND PRIVATE RESIDENTS.Barker Ch'''les Fr'lderick, Esq, QueenstreetBlackwell James, Esq., Newton lodgeBrereton Miss Eliza, Newton cottageCourt Wil!iam Roylance, Esq., NewtonmanorDutton Miss J\.!ary, Queen streetFarrow Mrs. Sarab, NewtonGoodwin Rev., curate, NewtonHenshall Mr. Edward, Newton cottageHolford Mr. William, Lewin streetHughes J ames, Esq., Whee10ck streetJones Mrs. Mary, Newton1fanley Mrs. Ann, Wheelock streetMartin Charles, Esq., M.D., Queen streetMoss rhos., Esq., Kitfield cottage. NewtonSproston Mr. Thomas, Newton heathSteele Mr. George, Spring cottage, NewtonVawdrey Benjamin Llewellyn, Esq.Wood Ven. Archdeacon Isaac, vicar, New_ton hallWharton Mr. William, KindertonTRADES AND PROFESSIONS.[h. signifies private residence.]Ackerley John, ropemaker, LeadsmithystreetAnkers William~ bricklayer, Dog laneAllcock Thomas, confectioner, WheelockstreetAndrew George, farmer, Button laneAndrews ,Villiam, watchmaker, WheelockstreetArden David. registrar of births, deaths,and marriages, Kinderton streetArden Mrs. Lydia, farmer, Clod/ord hallBailey Mrs. Fanny, milliner, Lewin streetBailey Martha, straw bonnet maker, Whee.lock streetBailey Wm., boot andshoemaker, V,rheelockstreetBailey William, plumber, Lewin streetBall '£homas, agent to the Trent and :n.!erMsey Canal CompanyBarker Charles Frederick, solicitor, QueenstreetBarker Richard, yeterinary surgeon, WheelockstreetBarnard Richard, boat builder, Gravingdo~k, NewtonBarnard William, provision dealer, LewinstreetBaxendale Miss Henrietta, mistress of theNational School, Le\vin streetBayley 1&s. Sarah••; Carbineer " HightownBebbington Samuel, tailor. wheelock streetBenbow Joseph, boot andshoeroaker, WheeMlock streetB:rnard Richard, boatbuilder, NewtonBIrd Charles, National schoolmaster, LewinstreetBlackwell James, salt manufacturerlllake Wm, superintendent of the <strong>County</strong>Constahulary, Queen streetBoffey John, "Lord Hood," Pepper streetBoosey William, nursery and seedsman,Pepper street. (See adv,rtisement) .Bostock Mrs. MarY, ladies' school, NewtonBradblim Thomas, chairmaker:- Lewin st.Braithwaite1Vm., brewer, Newton BreweryBrett Samuel, farmer, Barrows greenBrett William, farmer, Barrows greenBrocklehurst Thomas, boot and shoemaker,Queen streetBrown J ames, wine and spirit merchant,and dealer in Irish and London porter,Manchester and Burton ales, WheelockstreetBuckley George, grocer andcom dealer,High townBuckley Mrs. Jane Norris, ladies' semi~nary, Newton villaBuckley Joseph, farmer, Dane hiluse, KindertonBuckley Mary, shopkeeper, High townBuckley Thomas, farmer, KindertonBunn Thomas, beot and shoemaker,NewtoilBurgess John, farmer, Knight's Hulme,KindertonBurke J\
412 MIDDLEWICH, NEWTON, K1NDERTON·cuM-HULME.Challenor SamneI, butcher, Lewin streetCharlesworth John, farmer, Barrows greenChester William, gardener and seedsman,NewtonClark Samue~ bricklayer, Dog laneClarke Henry, butcher and farmer, NewtonCook Edward, farmer, KindertonCooke Thomas, linen a.nd woollen draper,High townCoombs George,boot and shoemaker,WheeloekstreetCooper Edwin, saddler and harness maker,Wheeloek streetCooper Mrs. Elizabeth. milliner, NewtonCooper Isaac, boot and shoemaker, NewtonCo-operative Stores, High street-JosephSant, managerCoppenhall James, gardener and seedsman,NewtonCoppenhall Samuel, gardener, NewtonCoppenhall WiUiam, gardener and eeedsman,NewtonDale Frederick, boot and shoemaker andbeer retailer, Leadsmithy streetDale Thomas, provision dealer, WbeeloekstreetDale Thomas, tailor, KindertonDsIe William, blacksmith, Lewin streetDarlington Jos., provision dealer, WheelockstreetDadington Ralph, butcher, Wheelock st.Darlington Shem, butcher, Wheelock st.Davenport Charles. farmer, NewtonDavies Joseph, hairdresser, Leadsmithy st.Dean George, joiner and shopkeeper,Wheeloek streetDean James, timber dealer and brickmaker,Newton .Dean William, joiner and bnilder, "BlackBear»inn, Pepper street""dWheeIock st.Devonport Mrs. Margaret, baker and flourdealer, Leivin atreetDierden John, linen draper, Wheelock st.Dobson James, clogger, High town) h,Wheelock streetDobson Joseph, clogger, High townDodd John, gamekeeper, Barrow's greenDone Wm., '" Spread Eagle» inn, High townDrinkwater William, joiner and generaldealer, Wheeloek streetDunning Johl1, gardener and seeclsman,Wheelock streetEarl Mrs. Frances, "King's Arm.s" inn,High townEdge Geo., farmer. Curti. Hulme, KindertonEgerton George. sextonEgerton Gilbert, "Grapes" inn, Lewin st.Egerton nichard, tailor and shopkeeper,Wheeloek streetEvans Mrs. Ma.ry, "Bull's Head," WheelockstreetEvans Thomas, engineer, Wheelock streetEvison Mr., cosI merchant, Newton wharfEairhurst Thomas, boot and shoemakerHigh town'Farrow Mrs. Sarah, shopkeeper, NewtonbankFisher James, schoolmaster, Wheelock stForsyth John, provisiondealer,WheelockstFrith Mrs. Mary, ~uggist and grocer'Lower street'Glover Samuel, l'eer retailer and shop_keeper, Leadsmlthy streetGoodier John, butcber, Wheelock streetGoodier Thomas, butcher, Wheelock streetGresty Mrs. Elizabetb, grocer, ironmongerand post office, High town )Halmarack Richard, clerk and sub-coJIectorTrent and MerseyCanal Company, King';lock, NewtonHording David, solicitor's clerk, KindertonHassall Samuel, "Boar's Head," KindertonHeath Samuel, iron and brassfonnderNewton'Henshall Mrs. Elizabeth, hosier, &c., Lewinstreet .Henshall Miss Mary, milliner and drsperHigh town'Henshall William, hairdresser, Lewin st.Henshaw Daniel, smith and agriculturalimplement maker, Pepper streetHewitt John, "Talbot," KindertonHigham Miss Sarab, mistress of the InfantSchool, Lewin streetHill Philip, general dealer, Wbeelock streetHitchin Miss Elizabeth Jsckson, !sdi..'seminary, NewtonHollinshead James, boat owner, Lewin st.Hollinshead Thomas, farmer, Edge fieldsHough George, joiner, &c., }/ewtonHough Jas., boot and shoemaker, Whee10ckstreetHongh John, tailor and draper, WheelockstreetHoughRalph,bootand shoemaker, WheelockstreetHongh William, shopkeeper, Newton bsnkHoyle Joshua, chemist and drnggist,WheeIock streetHughes Benjamin, nallmaker, Lower streetHughes J ames, surgeon, Wheelock streetHnghes Mrs. Mary, grocer, Wheelock st.Hulme Thomas, grocer and tea dealer, HightownHulme William Hitchin, bntcher, WbeelockstreetHurst John, beer retailer and shopkeeper,NewtonIngram E., school, Wheelock street .Jackson Luke, printer, bookseller,stationer,binder, musicseller, and newsagent jstamp office. and agent to the ManchesterFire and Crown Life Office" High townJackson Thomas, gardener and seedsman,NewtonJep,on Mrs. Ann, generaldeaIer, WbeelockstreetJohnson John, canal inspector, Canal houseJones Mrs. Mary, linen draper, WbeelockstreetII•jIII\•III,I ,I)
MIDDLEWICH, NEWTON, KINDERTON-cUM-HULME. 413Joule James Henry, Cheese s";it works, Patterson Samuel, sbopkeeper, Lewin streetPepper street, bone and Peruv1Sll guano Peover Hamlet, grocer, Lower streetdepot, dealer in Bnxton lime, agriculturslseeds, oil cske. and meal; agent to the Percival George, cheesefactor and prOVisionPercival Edward, silkthrowster, Pepper st.Liverpool Patent Manure Company, and dealer, Lewin streetto the Royal Fire and Life Insurance Percival James, grocer and fiour dealer,Offices; h. Newton villaLower streetKinsey .Toseph, "Whea.tsheaf," Lower st. Perciva.l Samuel, "Golden Lion," NewtonLa.mb Mrs. Jane, "White Bear" commercialinn and posting house, Wheelock st. streetPcrcivall Thos., "Royal Oak." inn, LewinLancaster William, Inland Revenue officer, Pickering John, miller, Lewin streetWheelock streetPickering Samuel, miller, KindertonLawrence Mrs. Mary, provision dealer, Podmore John, baker, Lewin streetWheelock streetPrescot John, farmer, KindertonLawrence Thomas and Sons, builders, Rathbone J ames, brazier, Wheelock streetWheelock streetRavenscroft Mrs. Sarab, farmer, Red hillLea Clement, coal and lime merchant, Ravenscroft William, farmer, NewtonLower streetReeves William, chemist and drnggist,Lea George, farmer, KindertonWheelock streetLea J oseph, farmer, Kinderton hall Richardson George, shopkeeper, WheelockLeech Mrs. Mary, "White Lion" inn, streetWheelock street, NewtonRichardson Mrs. Sarah, farmer, LeightonLees Edward, bntoher, Leedsmithy street hallLees William, butcher and cattle dealer, Riley George, gardener, Suttou laneLower streetRoles George, farmer, NewtonLowe Edward, farmer, shopkeeper, and Royle Margaret, shopkeeper, Kindertonbeer retailer, Booth laneRyle J oshus, chemist and druggist, WheelockstreetLowndes Jos., farmer, Brier pool, KindertonLowndes William, solicitor's clerk, Lewin Sant Abraham, shopkeeper, Wheelock st.,streetNewtonMaddock Edward, coalmerchantandfanner, Sant Isaac, farmer, Sutton laneLewin streetSant Willizm, grocer, &c., Leadsmithy st.Manley John, gamekeeper, Kindertou Shaw Margaret, school, NewtonManley Samuel, cooper, NewtonSherwin John, farmer, KindertonMann Mrs. Mary Ann, ladies' seminary, Siddorn Mrs. Jane, provision dealer, WheelockstreetNa.ylor house, Lewm streetMann Peter, saddler and harness maker, Slack John, farmer, Newton farmHigh townSmallwoodJoseph, bricklayer & shopkeeper,Marsh John, cabinet maker and furniture Lewin street '"broker, Kinderton st. (See advertisement) Sproston Charles, tannerand currier,Whee·Martin Charles, M.D., surgeon, Queen st. lock streetMaulkin John, H Horse and Jockey," Sproston John, gardener and seedsman,Lower streetNewton .Maylor Edward, cabinet maker and broker, Sproston Robert, blacksmith, Brooks lane,HightownNewtonMeakin Thomas, "Rose and Crown" inn, Stanier Thos., draper aud grocer, High townLewin streetStanley Joseph, sand dealer, KindertonMiddleton David, beer retailer and hayIStreet Thomas, '" Red Cow," Wheelock st..dealer, Big loek, Stringer Samuel, plumber, glazier, &c.,Middleton Elizabeth, mistress of Infant Wheelock streetSchool, Lewin streetStringer and Wakefield, linen and woollenMoss Thomas, butcher, I..ewin street I drapers, High townNaylor Edward, furniture broker, High I Stubbs John, millwright & machine maker,townt NewtonNeild Henry, shopkeeper, High townStubbsJoseph, fannerandmarketgardener,Neild William, butcher, Lewin street I St. Ann's garden, NewtonNewman Ebenezer, master of Grammar ! Sudlow Humphrey, butcher, Newton&hool, School house, NewtonSweatman Thomas, boot and shoemaker,Norton William, hairdresser, "High street Lewin streetOakes J"ames, " Blue Bell)) inn, Newton Sweetman William, "White Horse" inn,Oakes James," Junction" inn, Newton smith and ~O'J'iculturalimplement maker,Oa}
414 MIDDLEWICH, NEWTON, KINDERTON·cuM-HULME.Vaudrey Benjamin LlewelIyn, solicitor, andclerk to the Magistrates, Kinderton'Verdon Joseph & SOD, salt manufacturers,Canal side, NewtonWallace Mr., farmer, Bank quay, NewtonWaldren Samue~ gardener and seedsman,NewtonWalton Miss Elizaheth, provision dealer,High streetW alton John, "Old <strong>Cheshire</strong> Cheese" inn,NewtonWard Henry Lea, chemist and druggist,Lower streetWashington Thomas, currier, Wheelock st.Washington William, boot and shoemaker,Newton hank, and at WinsfordWhittaker Frederiek, tinman and brazierLeadsmithy street'Whitehead Richard, plumber, glazier andpainter, Wheelock street 'Wilkinson Mrs. Ann, farmer, DawfteldsKinderton'Williams Josepb, netmakerand shopkeeper '/High town'Wilson Thomas, clogger, Wheelock SlreetWood Mrs. Martha, grocer, WheeIockstreetWoodward William, "Red Lion," Newton IWoolley Henry, pawnbroker, Lower streetWright George. farmer, Booth lane IYarwood Bradford, farmer, Kinderton lodge /0..YoxallWm.,hoot and shoemaker,KindemnIIINFORMATION OF PUBLIC MEN AND INSTITUTIONS '1CONNECTED WITH THE TOWN AND COUNTY. ,POST OFFICE, HIGH TOWN.MRs. ELIZAEETH GRESTY, postmistress.Delivery commences at 7 a.m.-Bo% closesfor general dispatch at 11.45 a.m., and10.45 I>.m. This is also a money orderoffice and savings bank.Savings Bank, Town Ii:~ 0I>Cn every alternateTuesday-DavidHarding,aetnary.PLAOES OF WORSHIP.St. MicJzaefs Churcl'--The Venerable IsaaoWood, M.A., archdeacon of Chester.Dissenting Plaees of W orsh(l>.FTien.ds~ Meeting Bouse.Ind€[Jendent Chapel.Primitive Methodist Cleapel.Wesleyan Chapel.PUBLlO SOHOOLS.Grammar, Ne\vton heath-Ebenezer Newman,master.National-Charles Frederick Bird master'Louisa Maria. Groom, mistres~. Eliz~beth Midaleton, infa.nt inistres~.PUBLlO ESTABLISHMENTS.<strong>County</strong> Constabulary Station-Wm. Bloke,superintendent.Fire Engine Station andHearse HO'USe, Lowerstreet-George Egerton, keeper.Gas Works, Kinderton street-Luke Jack.SOD, secretary; John Speakman, ma"nager.Literary and Scientifk l".titutiq,z, Town hall- William Dean, librarisn; ThomasKitchen, secretary.Trent and Mers,!! Canal Office, King's lock,Newton-Thomas Ball, agent.Registrar oJ Births, Deal.hs, and Marriages-David Arden.C..umIERS BY WATER A..""ID RllLWAY.Bridgewater Trustees-To and from Liverpool,Manchester, Macelesfield, sodStaffordshire Potteries, dally.Cockshott Jas.-To and from Derby, ~Grand Junction Canal Company-To andfrom Londan and intermediate places.North Staffordshire Railway and CanalCompany-To all parts daily.Shropshire Union Railway and Cans!Company-To all parts dally.C.A..RRIERS.Thomas Percival, from his house, Ne~n,to and from Sandbaeh Railway Statio!l,on Mondays, Wednesdays; & Siturdays.IIIl !I[( ,I.
BYLEY, OLIVE, CROXTON, MINSHULL VERNON. 415BYL-gY-eum-YATEHOUSE is .. township in Middlewich parish, Northwich lUlioncontainin" by the census of 1861, 124 inhabitants, and 1030. acres; in the hnndred ofNorthwich: deanery ofMiddlewich, arcJ:deaconry and dioc~ of!Jhester, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>,near the Trent and Mersey Canal, 3 miles north from MldqleWlch. The living is a perpetualcuracy, valu~d at £100 per annum, in the patronage of the vicar of Middlewieh.The Church, which was erected in 1846, is a brick edifice, in the Norman style, consistingof nave and chancel, with a tower. Sir Charles Shakerley is lord of the manOr.. ' .YATEH01J5E consists of a few scattered houses adjoining Byley.Trades and ProjesSlOns.Holland John, farmer, Byley hallHuIme HuO'h farmerJohoson J>hs: Ann, farmer, Higher greenJohnson Thomas, farmer, Lower greenKent" Robert and George, farmersLittler Joseph, farmerPercival John, farmer, Yatehouse greenSpra.cng Mrs. Haunab, "Dogand Partridge"inn, Yatehouse greenWarburton :Mrs., farmer, Yatehouse greenWood WilliaDl, farmer, Higher ByleyLetters through Middlewich, which is thenearest money order office.CLIVE is a small township in Middlewich parish, Northwich union, containing, by thecensus of 1861, 193 inhabitants, and 451 acres; in the hundred of Northwich, South<strong>Cheshire</strong>, 2.. miles south-west from Middlewich. The London and North Western Railwayand toe Shropshire Unicn Caual pass through the township. The Wesleyans havea place of worship at Clive Green. George Wilbrabam, Esq., is lord of the manor.Trades and Professions. \ Palin Charles, farmer· .Becket! William, farmer . --Latham Richard, farmer, Dairy house Letters through Winsford, which is theLatham William, The Hailnearest money order office.CROXTON is .. small township in Middlewich parish, Northwich union, containing,hy the census of 1861, 46 inhabitants, and 430 acres; in the hnndred of Northwich, Sonth<strong>Cheshire</strong>, 1 mile north-\vest from Mio.dlewich. Wilbraham Tollemache, Esq., is lord ofthe manOr.Trades and Professions.Taylor John, miller and farmer, CroxtonBridgewood and Clark, flint grindershail .Buckley Thomas, farmerDale Samuel, farmer, Blue slatesLetters through Middlewich, which is alsoHoole Thomas, :flint grinderthe neare$t mo.?~y order office.MINSHULL VERNON, with the hamlet of BR.A.DFIELD GREEN.-MlNSHULLVERNON is a township of Middlewich parish, Nant-aicll union, containing, by the censusof18.61, 402 inhabitants, and 2753 acres; in the hundred of Northwich, deanery ofMiddle~ch,archdeaconry and diocese of Chester, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>; 3 miles south from Mid~dlewlch, 5 from Nantwich, 4- from Crewe, and 5 from Sandbach; near the London andNo:th :Western Railway, where there is a sta.tion bearing the name of this township, butwhich 1S locally situated in the adjoining township of Wimboldsley. Erdswick Hall, whichwas rebuilt in 1849, as a farm-house, was noted as being the place from whence the greatpoet, John Milton, married his wife.~:lUDFIELD GREEN is a hamlet of this township, and contains the Church of St. Peter,which was erected in 1849 for the townships of Leighton and Minsbull VernoD, whichwere then created into a separate ecclesiastical parish Or distrIct. It is a neat edifice inth~ ~a:rly English style, consisting of nave and chancel, with turret and one bell. Theo~gJ.nal church was situate in Leighton township, but it was taken down, and the site,~lth.the burial-ground, is still used as a cemetery. The living is described in the eccle,;.Slastlcal returns as ,: Leighton.cum~Minshull Vernon.» It is a perpetual curacy, valuedat £108 per annum, with residence, in the incumbency of the Rev. ~{oses Reid, and thepatronage of the Bishop of Chester. There is a good National school for children of bothsexes, with residence for the master. The Independents have a chapel in Cross Lane,and the Wesleyans a small one near the church. L. Loyd, Esq., is lord of the manor.Gentry. _ I Trades aad Professions.Cawley Thomas, Esq., The Parsonage Baker Samnel, cheesefactor and salesman!ryd Edward, Esq., Newfield hallBebbington Edward, wheelwright, Walley'say l or The Jlfisses,.Newfield hall ~een -
416 CHURCH MINSHULL.Bolance John, farmer, Cross lanesBroadhurst Jonathan, farmer, High farmBrown John, land agent, Walley's greenClarke Robert, bntcher, MossDa.nes Samuel, farmer, Erdswick hallGarnett George, farmer, Moat farmHa1l Thomas, farmer, Park fieldHa1l Mrs., farmer, Park hallHollinshead Francis, farmer, Dairy farmHollinshead J oseph, farmer, Brook farmHomby John, farmer, Dairy farmJ ackson George, farmer, Minshnll hill 'Johnson Thomas, farmer, Brsdfield greenJones Thomas, farmerLeigh Edward, postman and carrierMason Samuel, shoemaker, MossMoreton John, farmer~ Weaver bankMorris George, farmer, Higher elmsPrescott George, farmer, New HulgraveRidout George, jun., farmer, Park houseRoblnson Joseph, farmer, Brsd6eld greenTralfa Richard, farmer, Hole houseVenables Thomas, farmer, Hulgrave hallWood John, f•.rmer, Bradfield farmWood Thomas, farmer, Newfield farmWright James, farmer and millerRailway Statw..-John Walker,master.atation.Letters through Middlewich, which is thenearest money order office.BRADFIELD GREEN.Reid Rev. MOEes, IncumbentTrades and Profe"Wns.Broad J ames, blacksmithCooke J oseph, farmerCriteh1ey Ambrose, "Coach and Horses"Gibson Mrs. M. J., mistress of NationalSchoolGibson Thomas E., certi6cated master ofNational Sohool and parish clerkHulse Samuel, grocer, painter, and glazier:rohnson Thomas, farmerPickering J., tailorPrescott George, farmer, Newhnll groveRobinson Joseph, farmerSalmon John, wheelwrightLetters throngh Middlewich, which withNantwich and Crewe are the nearestNational Schoot-Tllomas Gibson, master. money order offices. "CHURCH MINSHULL is a parish, on the banks ofthe river Weaver, containing,bythe censns of 1861, 392 inhabitants, and 2753 acres, in the hundred and union of Nant- rwich, deanery of Middlewich, archdeaconry and diocese of Chester, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>; 4miles south-east from Over, and 6 north from Nantwich. The living is a perpetual CUl'aCyvalned at £108 per annum, in the incumbency of the Rev. John Prosser, M.A., and thepatronage of Henry Brooke, Esq., who is also lord ofthe manor. The Church, dedieated tto St. lSartholomew, consists of nave, chancel, aisles, and tower containing five bells.The parish register, which commences in 1561, contains the following entry:-"1649,Thom...Damme, of Leighton, buried 20th of February, being of the age of seven scoreand fourteen." The school, which is endowed with £15 per annum, hllS heen lately re·built, and Henry Brooke, Esq., adds another £15 per annum to the endowment. Thereare also other charitable beqnests for the benefit ofthe poor.Cooke Mrs. F. H" Ivy cottage Newoon John, farmer, Wades green IProsser Rev. John, B.A., incumbent OwenRichd" schoolmaster and parish clerk ITrades and Professions. Pace John, farmer, Paradise green IAskey Mrs. Ann, shopkeeper andsub-post- Roblnson J?s~ph, farmer, Lee Green hallmistress Sumner Wllliam, farmer, Lee green ~i'Bolshaw Samuel, farmer, Minshnll hall Wright James, farmer and miller, Min·Brereton John, joiner and builder shull mill ,Brereton Samuel, wheelwright Wright Peter, farmer IBriscall Thomas, tailorYoxall Edward, farmer, Lee greenBroa.dhurst lames, farmer, Lea. green Yoxall Samuel, farmer, Paradise ~Brocklehurst Thomas, tailorBuckley Mrs. Martha, farmer, Lee green Parish &JlOol (for boys and girls)-RichardCharlesworth Samuel, farmerOwen, master; Mrs. Ellen Owen, miB~~Charlesworth Thomas, farmer, Tall tree tress.Charlesworth William, bakerIDavies Nathan, "Brooke's Arms" Carrier-passes through from Over to Nantwichevery Saturday; returns same IDodd Thomas, farmer, Wades greenHenshull James, shoemakerday.Herd Edward, farmer, Wood greenHollinshead Job, farmer, Bridge house Post Office-Mrs. Anne Askey, sub-postmistres.Letters arrive from Middle·Jackson Mrs. Ann, farmerJ ackson Mrs. Maly, farmer, Out laneswich, per messenger, at 8.30 a.m.j andJohnson William, shopkeeperare dispatched thereto at 5 p.m. ~eKeen' William, blacksmithnearest money order office ;. at Mid·Morton John, "Bridge" Inndlewich.~(iI'I
MORESBARROW, OCCLlISTONE,.RAvENSCROFT, SPROSTON, STUBLACH, BUTTON. 417MOR!"SB~OW-c~-PARME,or PALME, is a to~ship in MiddIewiOO parish,NOrthWlOO umon, containing, by the census of 1861, 25 inhabitants, and 425 acres' inBroxton hundred, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>, 2! miles south-east from Midd1ewich. Jam..'andThomas Flintolf, Esqs., are lords of the manor.Tra
418 WEAVER, WDIBOLDSLEY, OVER.Brooks Mr. William.Trades and Prqfessitms.Fozley John, shopkeeperMoseley William, farmer, Court houseMoss ·Mrs. .Ann, shopkeeperOilier John, shoemakerOwen J oseph, farmer, Sohool bank, Shaw Joseph, farmer, The GroveJohn, farmer,"'Vcaver hallITomlinson Richard, farmer, Dairy farm.ITrelfa Thomas, farmer, Wood farmLetters throngh Winsford, 'Whioh is theI, nearest money order office.WIMBOLDSLEY is a township in Middlewich parish, containing, by the census of1861 99 inhahitants and 1690 acres; in the union and hnndred of NorthWich South<strong>Cheshire</strong>' 2 miles ~outh-west from Middlewich, on the London and North·Western,Ballway, the station, though called Minshull Vernon Station, being situate in this town.ship. Lord Mausfield is lord of the manor.Trades and Professtons. 1BaIrner .Tohn, fa.rmer, Yew Tree farmBeech James, farmer, Stocks farmBroad Mrs. ..A.bigail, U Plough" inn, andblacksmithBurstow Wil1iam, farmer, Lea·hallCartwright Charles, farmer, D~ houseCookson Charles, farmer, Lea. headRobinson William, fg,rmer, Twelve acresLetters through Middlewich, which is thenearest money order office.(I l• !I1IOVER.OVER is a parish, comprisinl'; part of the township of OVER, and the township of LowOULTON, in Northwich union, and ·WEtTENHALL township in Nantwich union, containingaltogether, by the census of 1861, 3f5f inhabitants, and H69 acres; in the first divisionof Eddishury hundred, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>.OVER is a township and small market town, partly in the above parish aud partly inthat of Whitegate, in Northwich union, containing, by the census ofl861, in Over parish,3138 inhabitants; and in Whitegate parish, 636 inhabitants, making a total of 317f·inhabitants, and 4578 acres; in the first division of Eddisbury hundred, deanery ofMiddlewich, archdeacoury and diocese of Chester, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>, on the west bank ofthe.river Weaver; 4.! miles west from Middlewich, 9 north from NantWich, and 15 esstfrom Chester. This town had a. market on a Wednesday, which was chartered in 1280by King Edward L, but fell into disuse for more than a century, but was resuscitated;and in 18fO, a market-house was erected, but in 1858 it IVas purchased byLord Delamere,who converted it into a National School. Over appesrs to have been a borongh byprescritJtioD. at an early date, and still retains the privilege of appointing a mayor, whichis done at the court-Ieet held in October, in the following way :-two juries of six eachare nominated, one for the borough, called the grand jury, and another for the hamlets,called the county jury, and the list returned to the lord of the manor, from which lis~at an adjourned court held fOUl:teen days afterwards, he nominates the mayor for thefollowing year. During his year of mayoralty he exercises the full powers of a justiceof the peace, and·takes his seat as a. magistrate at quarter sessions. The borough includesthe townships of Over, Marton, and Swanlow Cattle fairs are held on the 15th Mayand 25th September, which are proclaimed in the presence ofthe mayor and the stewardof the manor. The Church is an ancient edifice, dedicated to St. Chad, and is situatedabout a mile from the town; it consists of nave, chancel, north and south aisles, withtq~er, containing five bells. The living is a vicarage, valued at £150 per annum, withreside~ce, in, the incumbency o~ the Rev. Nathan Jackson, M.A., and the patro~ag~ ofthe BIshop of Chester. A portlOn of Over having been formed into a new eccleslasU~distriCt, a new church has been erected, and was consecrated on the 18th June last, Itis dedicated to St..John-" and was built as a memorial to Sarah, wife of Hugh, the"present Lord Delamere, of Vale Royal, who gave the site and built and endowed the"church chiefly at his own cost. It is erected in a very sub;tantial manner, ofstone from"the Runcorn quarries, and consists of nave, side aisles, tower and spire at the south"west angle, and chantry and vestry on north side of chancel. Internally, all t~e"arches, openings ofdoors and windows are finished in tone. There are carved panels'In"spandrils of na.ve arches, containing ecclesiastical emblems. The aisles and chancel are"laid with encaustic tiles; the ,vall under string of east window is lined with impressed"encaustic tiles. 'rhe seats and interio!' fittings are of pitched pine; the pulpit andfI\~II,J
OVER. 419U font of Grimsell stone, with marble shafts, the panels having carved emblems~ The" chancel and west windows are filled with painted glass, by Messrs. Ward and Hughes."The building is lighted with gas, the standards and brackets are of brass, by Messrs."Peard and Jackson, who also executed the altar rails, and other metal work in the"church. The accommodation is for 500 persons including children. The cost, exclu!jiive"of boundary walls and formation of yard, has been about £5000. Mr. John DouglJis,H of Chester, is the architect; Mr. Richard Beckett, of Hartford, was the general con"tractor; :Mr. John Holland, of Northwich, executed the mason's work." The-living isa perpetual curacy, in the incumbency of the Rev. Edward Woodyatt, the patronage ofLord Delamere. Christ Church, which was erected by the Trustees of the WeaverNavigation, in 1844, is a handsome edifice, in the early English style, consisting of nave,chancel, and tower, surmounted by a spire. The living is a perpetual curacy, valued at£150 per annum, in the incumbency ofthe Rev. John Birkett, and the patronage of thebishop of Chester. Lord Delamere is lord of the manor.OLERGY, GENTRY, AND PRIVATE RESIDENTS.Atkinson Mr. ThomasBurkitt Rev. Johu, incumbent of ChristChurchBeut Edward Stauley, Esq.Cooke John, Esq., Bank houseDaveupo,t John Aldersey, Esq., SwanlowhouseDelamere Lord Hugh Cholmondeley, ValeRoyal, WhitegateGillham Rev. Ed''t''ard Carver, curateHogarth ],ofr. Andrew, Mount pleasantHollaud Mrs.Jackson Rev. Nathan, vicar, VicarageJohnson The Misses, Grange cottageLeak Alexander Piozz!, Esq., Over laneLockett Rev. William, B.D., incumbeut ofWetteuhall, HolliesMarshall Rev. John (Indepeudent), MauseOkell George, Esq.Rawson Rev. Wm. (Wesleyan Association),Over laneRoberts Mr. George, Spring villaWhitley Rev. Wlliiam, B.A., vicarof Whitegate,CatscloughWood Phllip Aeton, Esq., Oak houseWoodyatt Rev. Edward, incumbent of St.;rohn'sTRADES AND PROFESSIONS.[h. signifies private resideuce.]Ankers Thomas, shopkeeperArrowsmith George, tailor.Arrowsmith Richard, registrar of births,marriages, and deaths for the Over district,and relieving officer for Over andMiddlewich districtAstbury Samuel, farmer, SalterswallAstbury Thomas, sen., farmerAstbury Thomas, blacksmithAtherton Miss Emily, ladies' seminary,Beech cottageAtberton Jonn, shoemaker, Over laneAtherton Ralpb, white salt proprietorAtherton Thomas, tailor, Over laneAtkinson Thomas, surgeonBarnes Henry, draper, grocer, ironmonger,&c., O\'er lane'Barratt Thomas, hairdresser, Over laneBarton .r.Irs. Alice, sailmaker, Over laneBatton Miss Sarah, milliner, Over laneBate Peter, ,. Old Star" innBates James, iron and brassfounderBebhington James, farmer, SalterswallBebhingtOli Mrs. Jane, butcherBehbington, John, grocer and provisiondealer. Over laneBebbington Samuel, farmer, Over laneBebbington William, butcher, Over laneBeeton John, ironmonger, brazier, tinplateworker,and seedsman, Over laneBeeton John, sail and teutmaker, Overlane. (See advertisement)Benuion Mrs. Martha, shopkeeper, Over In.·Bent Edward Stanley, solicitorBettley Thomas, earthenware dealerBillington George, farmer, Spring bankBillington William, farmer, Brook houseBisbrown Miss Rester, milliner, Over laneBisbrown Mrs. Mary", draper, Over laneBla.ckburnSamuel, beerretailerandbutcher,Over laneBlackbum Thomas, "White Lion"
420 OVER.Blaekburn Wm., beer retailer aDd butcherBlackhurst James, watch and clockmakerBlackwell James, white salt proprietorBloar Thomas, boot and shoemakerBowden Jamef,earthenwaredealer, Over In.Bradbury Thomas, bone manure merchantBratt Thomas, joiner and builder, Over In.Brereton Samuel, lpanager ofthe Co-oper~-.tive Stores, Over lane·Briggs Miss Sarah, milliner and dressma,kerBromilow, Haddock, and Co., white. saltproprietors-Thomas PocIe, agentBrooks Samuel, smallw~e qea1er, Over It'!.Buckley Samuel, basketmaker, Over laneBurgess Richard, chemist, Q,oer laneBurston John, grocer and provision dealer ICaldwell James, linen and woollen drape~Carrey Peter, shopkeeper, Over laneCawley WillhlW, tallor, S\vanlowCooke John, soUcitor.13ank house; offices,WiDsfordCookson Mr~., f~rmer, School 4lp.eCo-Operative Stores, Over lane-SamuelBrereton, manager'Corc.ora~ John, gardener, Over laneCourt James, sub-postmaster .Court John Collins, photographerCowap Joseph, veterinary surgeonCrosbie Thomas Kepdri~k, draper, Over 11J.Cross He~ry, plumber, glazier~ painter,paper.haDger, &0., Over lane. (S,e adverti:;elne:nt)Darlingto!\ RalPh, rpiIler, Bradford millDavenport Johu Aldersey, farmer, SwanlowhouseDeakiu Johu Kenworthy, salt agentDean Joseph, shopkeeper, SwanlowDean Thomas, butcher, Over laneDenson William, wheelwright, Over laneDenton Matterson, boo~eller, pri.p.t~, litl~ographer,&c., 1I Winsford and NorthwichGuardian l' office, 0 ver laneDodd Betsy, wheelwright, Over laneD6dd James, blacksmith, SwanlowDodd ThoQl~, f~rmer, SwanlowDrinkwater John, butcherDunn Wlllialll, National schoolmaster,Weaver navigationDutton Thomas, farmer, Sw~lowDuttOD Thomas, shoemalcer, Over laneEarle Charles. cabinet maker, Over laneEdwards Richard, "Whoatsheaf" iDnFalk Herman ~ugene, white and rock saltproprietor, Meado'i\' bankFletcher Mrs. Ann, confectioner, Over laneFowls John, joinerFrances Jacob, sChoohpasterGrayson James, painter, Over l'lneGrayson Mrs..Sarah, grocer ~nd draper,Over laneGrocott 'l'homas, grocer, Over laneHall William, Bhopkeeper, We~vercroftHattonChas., bootandshoemaker, Over laneHamlet George, bricklayer an~ farmer,WoodeDdHamlett William, brioklayer and farmerHancock John, grocer, Over l.8.neHarrison Thomas, white salt proprietorMeadow bank )IIarvey John Nicholas, grocer, Over lane·Hayes John, sen., boot and ,hoemskerOver lane - .. ,.Hayes Jobn, jun., police officerHeatley Thomas, farmer, Marton sandsHeat1ey Thomas, farmer, Gravel/ireenHiokson Johp, shopkeeper, Over Isoe .Hitchen Charles, farmer, Bark house, Swsn_low laneHodkinson rhos., boardiog aDd day 'choo~Over laDe. (See advertisement)Hogarth Andro\v, saltagent,Mount pleassntHolland Stephen, pig dealer, DarnaIlHolland Thomas, blaeksmithHoIlinshead J oseph, farmer, Churoh Hillf~rmHoole JohD, tailorHopiey William, farmer, RoohurstHough Samuel, shopkeeper, Over IsoeHulse Mrs. Martha, milliDerHulse Tbomas, timber merchsnt aDd boatbuild.rH'P-gh~s James, farQler, CommonJ ackson Rov. NathaD, M..!\.., bosrding~ohool, VicarageJ ackson William, grocer, slate snd tilemerc~ant, Over lane ..Jones John, farmerJohnson John and Thomas, white salt pro.prietors-John Thompson, agentJohnson '+h9PlaS, tailorKennerely Samuel, clogger, Over hneKitchen David, shoemakerLeske Alexander Piozzi, M.D., surgeon,Over laneLee John, cooperLeicester James, cheese and cornfaetorLeigh Edmund, coal and lime merchantLeigh JaJIt,es, shoemaker, Over laneLeDg the Misses Mary and ElizabethLightfoot James, peer retailer, Over laneMaddock Charles, clock snd watchmaker,Over laneMaddock J'ohn, "Red Lion" in:p.Marsh James, farmerMeigh Charles, shopkeeperMollor Thomas, saddler and harnessmaker,Over laneMelior William, draper and hosier, Over ID.Moate MiBS Mary, ladies' boarding snd dayschool, Peartree houseNewallThomas, grocer aDd provisiOn dealer,Over laneNixon J OhD, farmer, Petty poolOkell George, surgeonPercival John, grocer, Manor house,Sw~low lanePickstcck Thomas, wheelwright, Over IsnePrice Richard. stonemason) SwanlowRavenscroft Thomas, farmer, LittlerRigby Thomas, cornfactcr and millerI lr\rr\
BobmsQn George, b~tcher, Qver laneRobinson George, tailor, NewbridgeButler. Samuel, "Golden Lion"Ryley Thomas, white salt proprietor,Meadow bankSant Mrs. :Mary, "Navigatio:p. u ~n. Sefton William,' GateShe1merdine Sawl., " George and Dragon"Shu1llebotqa,m Joseph, e8,rt!lenware dealer,-Over laneSiddorn Samuel, farmer, Over laue$impson and fetter, \Vhi~ salt proprietors~Tho~ Garner, agentSingletou Hy.,ohemist audgrocer, Over)an.Slater Joseph, farmer, Wo9d£ord hallStarbuck Josepll, grcce~ and provisiondealer, Over laneBtubhs Thomas, grocer and previs~on
422 OULTON LOWE, WETTENHALL, ASHTON-UPON-MERSEY.containing"""7;the census of 1861, 53 inhab!tants, and 937 acres; ID the fir~t di':'~lOn of Eddis~hnndred, Sonth <strong>Cheshire</strong>, 4 miles north-east from Tarporley. SIr Philip de Malpas GreEgerton is lord of the manor. . YTrades a"nd Professions.SP:"';D Richard, farmerBebbington Thomas, farmerWillis John, farmer, Darley hailHewitt Mrs. Ann, farmer, Ash houseHewitt Balph) farmer, Bark houseHewitt Ralph, farmer, Holmestone hall Letters through Tarporley and W!nBfora.WETTENHALL is a township in Over paris~,. Nantwich..~.on, containing, by the.census of 1861, 263 inbabitants, and 1954 acres; ID the first d,v,slOn of Eddisbury bun.dred, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>; 5i miles south-e~t from Tarporley, and 7 north-west fromNantwich. Wilbrabam Tollemache, Esq., IS lord of the manor.Trades and Profesd
t A_S_H_T_O_N_T-U_PO_N_,-_M_E_R_S_E_Y_. 4_23I'*McKenna lIfr., Claremont~f *Miller Mr~ Alexander, Woodfield.[, "NicholIs Mr. Alfred, Woodfield cottage~ *Ogden Mr. John, Ashton villas'/ *Oldaker Mr. Henry, Oakfield _*Ormrod Mr. William, Woodhayes park-Oliver Mr. Gen., Ashlea, Woodhayes park.parry Mr~ Bmnswick p!a.-Rev. C. B. Sowerby,M.A., rector; Rev. T. Brierly, curate.Primitive Methodist Chapel.Wesleyan Methodist Chapel.Carrier-To: Manchester and back daily,:roseph Whitelegg, jnn.Post Office, Cross street-George Birken_head, postmaster. Letters throughManchester, apive at 5 a.m. and 4.45p_m.; dispatched at 12.15 p.m. and8.20p.m. Box closes at 12 a.m. and8.15 p.m. This is also a money orderoffice and sa.vings bank.
SALE.SALE.-,'SALE is il to~hip iD. A:shton-ilpon-Mersey parish, Al.trinchamunion, containingby tbe census of 1861, 3031 inh~hitsnts, and 1981 acres; In the hnndred of BuckIow'east division of the deanery of Frodsham, archdeaconry and diocese of Chester, North<strong>Cheshire</strong>, 3 miles north-east from Altrincham, 5! south-east from Manchester, l.2! fromWarrington, 3D! from Chester,. liiid 194 .from Lond~n, ?n the ban~s of the Mersey,and on the Manchester and .Altnncham Railway, at whIch It has a statIOn. Tbe BridgewaterCaual also passes throughthe toivIlllhip, in a line nearly parallel with the railway.This_township, in ct)nsequence of its pI'oXimity to Mancili.ester, contains several suburDanvillas, the residences "nd property of MauclIester merchants. , The living is a perpetnillc=y, valued at £425 per ll.linum. in the incumbency of the Rev. Jonsthan Jo_oCort, M.A., and the patronage of trustees. Tbe Church, which is dedicated to St. .Aime,was opened for divine serVice on the 14th July, 1854; it is in the early English style, andconsists of nave, aisle, and transept, with tower, surmounted by a spire, and one belLThe Independents, We$leyans, Primitive Methodists, and Unitarians have places ofworship here., (.'lioss STREET is a hamlet adjoining, 4 miles from Mll.lichester, partly in this townsllipand partly in Ashton-npon-Mersey, eontaining several villa residences.'I r"II\CLERGY, G~NTnY, ili'D PRIV.ATE RESlDENTS.[Those marked thus (*) have their plaCesofbminess at ManclIester.]AIderIey Mr. Samuel, Wall Bank terrace*.Allen Mr. John; Brookfield houseAnderson Mrs. Marv, Percival terrace*Ashton Mr. J. F., Birch 'cottage*Atkinson Mr. Francis J amea, Park view*Baker Mr. J. W, Holly grove*Barrett Mr., Bank view'Banett Mr. William, Yewtree house*Baxendale Mr., Stamtord place*Baxter Mr. Frederi
0Collier:Mr. GwrgeFrederick, CIarendonrd.Collier :Mrs. Holen, 6, Stanley terrace,BrooklaDds•Cort Rev. Jonatban Johnson, M.A? =t1lllhent,Clarendon road0cntch1ey:Mr. John Ashton, Woodhayes0Critch1ey :Mr. William, Brighton place*Crompoon Mr. Abraham, Beaufort road.Croom Mr. Roger, Stanley grove·0Crowther Mr. Gwrge S., Rose cottage0Cufiley:Mr. G. Co Oak hank.Cunliffe :Mr. John, 1, Blanley terrace,Brooklands*Cunningham Mr. George, Minerva house,St. George's road .0Daily Mr. J., Holly grove0Davenport Mr. Horatio, Mayfiold0DaviesMr.J ohnLacey, Gorselea, Schoolln."Davies Mr. Joseph, Renshaw terrace-Dawson Mr. J., Laurel bank•Dearden Mr. Ahraham, Brookland terraceDowd Miss Harriet, 2, Elm terrace'Dnnlop Mr. J., The Priory*Dunn Mr. Williamson, Roebuck lane"Dutton:Mr. Edward R., Telford place"Dutton Mr. John Barrow, Percival terrace~Dutton Mr. John B., Clarendon road"Eggar Mr. Edwin, Johnson's villa*Ellinger Mr., Olive mountEmmott Mrs. Judith Mary, Boundaryhouse, Hart laneEvison Mrs, Joseph, Stanley grove"Field Mr. James, Hope lane"Fitsgarald Mr. J., Strawberry hank'Fleteher Mr. Joseph, Montague road°Foysler William, Esq. Montague road*Fullalove Mr. James, Stamford terraceFullalove John, Esq., Stamf6rd terrace"Fullalove Mr. William Dixon, Bank villaGallemore Mrs. Hannah, The Grove"Goodall Mr. Bdward, Chapel laneGoodfellow Mr. E., Bank6eld houseGore Mr. Rohert, Temple lane"Grasby Mr. William, Oak bankGray Mrs. Emma, 1, Mount pleasant, CrossstreetGreenwood Mr. George, Lime place: Hamer Mr. J. L., Laurel cottage"'Hamer Mr. William, Laurel cottageHamilton Miss Margaret, Leamington villasHamilton Mr. Thomas, Leamington villas"Harper Mr. Benjamin, 5, Stanley terrace,BrooklandsHarrison Mrs. Hannah, Northern viewHarrison :Mrs. Hannah, Wardle lane*Heaton Mr. James Alfred,4, StanIey terrace,Brooklands:ioHeaven Mr. .Alfred, Victoria terrace"Heslop Mr. Edward Thomas, EnvilleterraCeHe~vitt Miss Mary, Chape1lane"Ribbert Mr. Jame., Olive mount"Hinchcliffe 1ft. J., Sale green"Hines Mr. J" Laurel bank"Hodgson 11ft. J ame., The OaksFFFSALE. 425"Holden :Mr. J, Temple lane°Hollingworth Mr. Thomas Byron, Elmterrace .'Hooton Mr. James, Fern banki-Hope Mr. Charles, Stamford terrace, "Horsfall Mr. George, Yew Tree cottage,Broad lane .,- -Jackson Mr. Jon~tban, Brighton placeJames Mr. Robert, Craven terrace-Johnson Mr. John, Hope cottage, BrooklandsJohnson :Mr. Thomas, Johnson's vllla-Jones ],ofr. Maurice, Summer villa*JoyrisonWilliam, Esq. J.P.,Asbiioldhoufl&"Kay Mr. James, West bank "Keal Mr. John, Beanfort honse-Keith Mr. William, Spring:fleld"Kelly Mr. John, Elm terrace*Kerry Mr. Edmund, Yew villas*.King Mr. John, Holly bankKinsey Mrs., Oak cottage, School laneLarmuth John Hamilton, Esq., Yew villas*Larmuth Mr. Thomas, Yew villasLater Mra. Wm., Moss cottage, Wardlelane"Lee Mr. Robert Bristow, So\lth street*Lee Mr. Robert B., jun., Olive groveLeeds Miss Ann, Avenue viewLeigh Mrs. Sarah, Beech villas*Lightbonrne Mr. Thos., Strawberry hankLindsay Mrs. Sarah, Olive grove"Livesey Mr. John, Albion villa'Lamas Mr. Robert B., Lime place"Lomas Mr. Thomas, Chapel lane-Lam"" Mr. Wil1iam, Spring:fleld"Lash Mr. John, Holly house, Broad lane°McDonald Mr. J., Olive mount --Mann William, Esq., Beech villas, Poplargrove°Marsden Mr. Thomas, Stanley grove"Marsh Mr. John, Clarendon road~MarklandMr. James, Stamford terrace•Marsland Mr. Rohert, Hart lane"Mason Mr. Charles, 3, Stanley terrace,Brookland"Mason Mr. A. G. Chapel lane*Mawson Mr. Frederick R., Sale grove*MedcalfMr. John, Mayfield '-J\>fidwood Mr. Alfred Henry, Broad oaks-Milne Alfred, Esq., Priory bank-Minethorpe Vincent, Esq_, Moss grove"Mitchell Mr. Wil1iam, Hope lane*Moore Mr. John, Clarendon roadMoore Mr. Thomas, Cross streetMoore Mr. William, 4, Mount Pleasant,Cross streetMorley John, Esq., Windsor cottageMorris Rev. Edward (Independent), Limeplace"Morris Mr. William, Birch house-Mort Mr. John, Brooklands'Muir Mr. John, Brooklands house·'Newton:Mr. Thomas, Hope lane•Nicholls Mr. John, Birch houseNiold Miss Mary, Tebbutts laneoNodall Mr. John, Beech villas
-Noms Mr. Willi~lIh ~rooklalldsroA\d-Nott Mr. Edwar~LE[~lIry,~ltriJlcllam roadOecleston Mr. Jam~s, Stamford terr~~'Occleston Mr. JOhll James, HeatbJl,eJqOilier Mrs. Ellen, iewOllier Mr. John' , ~'ew lane-Oliver Mr. Alexa 'ghton ~~"Ollivant Mr. Ge,orge ..ent, Arpma. te.rJ,"a(:e'OsOO=e Mr. J, HJ}l'e lane'Parker Mr. :fohn, Chapel lane-Patoll Mr. .foshua, Brookland terra~Peak Mrs., Bridgewater cottage, School JauePelldlebDry Mrs., Strawb~rry bank·Pigott Mr..'Thom,\s Wood, Ye\v viUl1;S"Pilgrim Mr. l!obert, 2, MOllnt ple;tSant,Cross street .-Potter Mr. Michael, Rouur hollSe·$m'th Mr. Joh.P., Oak h.o'!Se -.·Soar Mr. J., Hope lane'So,hem MP. J Ohll, ):.aurel llan1
SALE."'Bate Peter, pattern designer, 4, Sale terrace,Brookland.Baxendell Miss Mary S~ apartments, 2,Sale terrace, BrooklandsBeswick William, tailorBirch WilIiam, agent to the Trustees of thela.te Duke of Bridgewater, Craven ter·raceBirkenhead Genrg., postmaster, newsagent,and stationer, Cross streetBlackwood Miss, day sohool, South viewBreekill John, market gardener, Hart laneBroadhurst 'Charles, draper, Alma terraceBroa:d.ieJ., boot and shoemakerBrookes James, farmer, Hart laneBrown Peter, farmer, PrioryBrown WUliam, farmer, Moore nook*Bryer Charles, warehouseman, Elm terraocBundock Miss :Mary Ann, ladies' school,Brighton placeBuxton Thomas, grocer and beer retailerCanal sideCarter Mrs. Sarah, day school, StanleygroveCollier Robert, plnmber (firm of Rodgersand Collier); h. School laneCookson Josepb, boot and shoemaker, SglelaneCookson Robert, farmer, BrooklandsCordingley Joseph, farmer, Temple laneCross Miss Mary, boarding and day school,Telford placeDavenport Thomas, grocer, School laneDavies Joseph, farmer, WashwayDerbyshire and HocketihuJl, nurserymen,Sale hey~Dewsbury Josepb, market gardener, IIartlaneDickinson E., stonemason, School laneDixon Henry, master of British School,School laneDodd Mrs. Ann Eliza, day sohool, 8, Monntpleasa.nt, Cross streetDedd Themas,ftshmonger, Cross street;h. Sohool laneDuncan J., newsagentEllls John, herbalist, Cross streetEllison Mrs., shopkeeper, Canal sideEvans John, butcherFaulkner Samuel, grocer, School laneGardiner Thomas, provision dealer, CrossstreetGarner Charles, farmer, Moor nookGoodwin John Hy., ehemist and drnggist,Cross streetGough John, boot aud shoemaket\ Det'byshirelaneGonlden Robert, greengrocer, Market.pJaceGratrix RiChard, market gardener, Hart In.Gratrix $arah, beer retailer, Hart laneGratrix William, market gardener, H~ In.Gray and Derame, fancy repository, CrossstreetHall Edward, painter, Craven terraceHall & Fleming, milliners and ares.makers,School laneHamnett William, contractor and grocerHampson Jobu, fanner, Daisy hillHa."Dpson Jaho, farmer, The FieldsHewitt Abraham, beer retailer, Canal sideHe\vitt Peter, greengrocer, Cross streetHeywood John, farmer, Hart laneHeywood J. P ~ beer retailer, Brooklands•Ricken Joseph, clerk.*Higgin Edward, law clerk,'Cbape1 lane•Hill John, warchouSeman, 3, Mount pleasant,Cross streetHookenhull John, nurseryman (JIrm ofDerbyshire and Hockenhnll), Sale heysHowitt John, joinerHulme Samuel, market gardener .....Rulme WilliAm, market gardenerHurlbntt George, plumber ana pai.nter,Cross street; h. Rolly villa.Irving James, painter anddraper,SChooJln.Jackson John, shopkeeper and beer retailer,New ChesterJohoson Mrs. Elizabetb, apartments, 3,Sale terrace, BrooklandsJohoson John, coal merchant, Sale cottage*Kelly John, surveyor's clerk, Elm terraceKelsall John, market gardenerKelsall Jonathan, market gardener, Sale In.Kelsall Thos., market gardener, Daisy hillKirkley Thos., stonemason, Woodley bankKirkley Thomas, stone and lime merchant,and stonemason, Woodley houseLarmuth John' Hamilton, surgeon, ViewvillasLaw James Walker, plumber, painter, andgasfitter, Cross streetLawrinson Mrs. Harriet, apartments, StanleygroveLeigh Dinch, beer retailer, Hart laneLeigh J oseph, market gardener, TempleLeigh Thomas, farmer, New Sale hallLivesey Mrs.. ladies' school, Albion villaMarsland .James, farmer, Sale greenMarsland John, farmer, ChapellaneMarsland Samuel, joitier and bniJelerMarsland Thomas, farmer, Victoria. farmMcKeena. Michael, tailor, School lane• Miller Samuel, bookkeeper, Elm terraceMiwhell Mr•., draper, School ·JaneMoore James, market gardener"HarM:aueMorgan·James,. farmerMortisoD 'Charles, ",Queen Rcstel" ·andbowling:greenNield Miss, infant schoolmistress,·School!n.Owen Mrs. Eliza, farmerParkinson Samuel, boot and shoemaker,Market placePeasnall Mrs., dressmaker, Sc'hoo! lanePeasnall Josiah, joiner, 'SchodllanePenny Joseph, saddler and harness~m'aker,Cross streetPenny Josepn, 'S"a:ddler, cross streetRenshaw Herbert "Smith, ·M.D., surgeon,Sale Bridge hOWle
.SALE.Renshaw' Thomas, farmer, Wardle laneRichardson Thomas, farmer, Cross streetRidyard Richard, coal. merchant, Canal sideRinder H. S., chemistanddruggist,Schoolln.Robinson Charles, butcher, School laneRodgers Thomas, plumber and glazier,Cross streetBoos Charles, joiner & builder, South viewRoyle James, boot and shoemaker, CrossstreetRoylePeter, surgeon, Vemon lodgeRyde and Co., coal merchants, Canal side-Richard Ridyard, agentSeed and Forshaw, confectioners, Cross st.Shaw' Edward, painterShocklidge John, grocer, Wardle JaneSmith John, farmer, The FieldsSmith Thomas, farmer, WatersideSmith William, farmerSmith William, market gardenerSteele :Mrs., apartments, Percival terraceStrange Charles, dentist, Cross streetSotherland James, beer retailer, Hart laneTayIor HenT)", .Manchester salesman, ElmterraceTylerThomasMoore(Exors. of), "OldBull'sHead," and bowling green, Cross streetUrquhart John, tailor, School laneWalters Thomas A., painter and drspeCross street f,Waltham John ~enry, coal agentWardleworth RlChard, stationmaster Sa!Station ' eWarren James, assistant overseer and ratecollectorWatson Thomas, stonemason, Alma terraceWhite Mrs. Matilda, "Legh Arms " hotelWhitehead John, farmer, Cross streetWhitehead Samuel, boot and shoemaketHart lane'Whitelegg Thomas, farmer, New farmWilkinson Thomas, grocer and postmasterSale lane''V~lson Joseph, bric~yer, School laneWmstanley Luke, Jomer lInd builder, OakterraceWoodall J., draperWoodall Mrs. Elizabeth, draperWoodall Samuel, farmer, WatersideWright John Edward, potato dealerWright Thomas, draper and confectionerSchool lane'Yar.·ood Williarn. hlacksmith*Yates Richard Smalley1 nurseryman, SalehoysYoung George, joiner, Brooklandsl~[iIIINFORMATIOK . OFPUBLICCONNgCTED WITH THE!lIEN AND INSTITUTIOl\STOYVl\ AN D COUNTY.POST OFFICE, CROSS STREET.GEOB:GE BmKE~'"JIE.A.D, postmaster.Letters, through ManChester, arrive at 5a.m. and 4.45 p.m., dispatched at 12.15p.m. and 8.20 p.m. ; box closes at 12a.m. and 8.15 p.m.Bra""" Offices, at Thomas Wilkinson's, Salelane; and at John Pitt's, Partington..Receiving Box, at Brookland Station.This is ~o a money order office andsavings bank.PLACES OF WORSHIP.St. Annes Ohurch-Rev. Jonathan JohnsonCort, M.A., incumbent.Primitive ;l1eiMdist C/upels, Hart lane andBroad lane.Unitarian Chapel, Chapel lane-Rev. DavidThompson, minister.Weskyan C/w;peI.PUBLIC SCHOOLS.British Schoo~ School lane-Henry Dixon,master.Infant <ool-Miss Nield, mistress.IA-ssembly }Worru;, Broad lane - Thomas 1.Watson, porter.Cemetery, Brooklands-Jas. Huhne, porter. iOuunty Constahulary, Police OjJice, Msrketplace-Sergeant Beardsworth.Railway Stations at Sale and Brooklands-Richard Wardworth, stationmaster,Sale ; John Latham, stationmaster,Brooklllnds.Worldng Men'. Institute-John MaW'OD,porter. .
I 'HELLEWELL & CO.,WHOLESALE& EXPORT,W~VOC~~[2®®~OC[2~\lINDIA..RUBBERAKD .GUTTA·PERCHA MERCHANTS,Nos. 1~,11,19, and 21, Corporation Street,~ '11l'''; .. '"';"." .:.~.~.~.-~Nos.2&3, QUADRANT, LIME STREET,Na. 45, CASTLE STREET,No. 2:9, SOUTH CASTLE STREET,LIVER,POOL_These being the principal Wholesale & RetailEstablishments in the Trade, contain everyarticle manufactured, with which Shippers.,Wholesale Houses, and the Public are suppliedup.on more favourable terms than can beobtaiI.led elsewh-e:re.
VISITORS TO LIVERPOOL,ARE INVITED TO INSPECTHEJ~LE'VELL'SiiRENOWNED ESTABLISHMENTS, celebrated for their vast display ofINDIA RUBBER lGU'r'rJ\ PEB~BA~IWATERPROOF, AIRPROOF, & ELASTIC \\G-OODS_.. I'THE NE"W" PATENTSlORI""'ROOF GIRI]EIT~HELLEWELL'S PLUSAQ!Excites universal admiration-a perfect POCKET COAT.w: •HELLEWELL & CO.,Nos. 2 and 3, Quadrant, Lime Street; 45, Castle street; and.29, South Castle Street, LIVERPOOL. Also, 15, 17, 19, and'21, Corporation Street, MANCHESTER."W"F.I:OLESALE AND EXFlYRJT'.
BIRKENHEAD.429BIRKENHEAD.BffiKENHEAD is a parochial chapelry, Parliamentary borough, and an eJ:tensivemarket town, the principal of the union to which it gives its name, in the hundred anddeanery of Wirral, archdea.conry of Liverpool, diocese of Chester, and arehbishopric ofYork, 15 miles north-west from Chester. Few places within the same short period haverisen so rapidly into importance as Birkenhead, scarcely more than half a century bavingelapsed since it contained only about 100 persons, and 16 houses, which, with the ruins ofthe ancient priory, were all the buildings then comprised in this now extensive port.Neverwere works ofpublieutility, grand in conception and admirable in design, commencedwith greater spirit and en~rgy ~ha:n in .Bir!tenhe~; and with its e~tensive docks,warehouse,s, and other public buildings, It will, as time advances, form a strong rival,though not antagonistic, to Liverpool; the increasing amount of commerce win amplyserve for both, and the interests of each will be identical. The means of communicationbetwee-n the two places being very convenient, numerous handsome villa residences havesprung up in the neighbourhood, forming pleasant suburban retreats for the merchantsand others from Liverpool. The town having been built in modem times, is free fromthe narrow crowded courts and alleys which abound not only in Liverpool, but in everytown that has had its growth in past ages, and the streets are laid out principally at rightangles with each other, and for width and convenience for transit, are not to be surpassedin the kingdom. In some of them tramways are laid, upon which omnibuses ply constantlyfrom Woodside Ferry to the Park, and Claughton and Qxton; and although thissystem has heen strongly opposed in various parts of the country, it appears to caiLse noinconvenience to the traffic in Birkenh~ad.TheWa1Iasey Pool, running inland for abouttwo miles, being found highly eligiblefortheconstruction of an extensive system of Docks, which, from the overcrowded state ofLiverpool, was becoming absolutely necessary; the question was, by the spirited proceedingsof Mr. Laird, Mr. Jackson, and Mr. Potter, who had purchased the greater partof the property of theLiverpool Corporation adjoining it, hronght before the commissionersof Birkenhead, with a request that their law clerk should'" go to Parliament for"the purpose of receiving powers to make the most capacious dock that ever was made in"the united kingdom," which was accordingly done, and the Act of Parliament receivedthe Royal assent on the 19th July, 1844; a companywasalBo formed during the discussionupon this bill, for the erection ofwarehonses and other conveniencies, and in the followingsession· nf Parliament, the Birkenhead Dook Company was incorporated by an Actobtained for that purpose. The first stone of the docks was laid by Sir Philip de MalpasGrey Egerton, Bart., MoP., on the 23rd October, 1844, but in consequence ofthe scarcityof funds, the work progressed but slowly. On tbe5th April, 1841, the two small dockstheEgerton and Morpeth-were opened by the present Earl of Carlisle, who was thenLord Morpeth, the chiefcommissioner ofwoods and forests. The Great Float was openedin 1851, but in a very unfinished state; and in 1855, they became the property of theCorporation of Liverpool. The whole of the water space comprises the followiDg:-ACBES YARDS.Morpeth Dock ... 9 181Low-WaterBasin... 14 196New Dock... 8 1813Western Float 52 319Eastern Float •.• 59 3106Canada Works Basin 1 2554East Canada Basin 1 84Railway Dock Basin 0 606which, with a wet dock of about 1ft acres,. JP·'ves a total nf 153 acres 1425 yards; and thequay space eztending 1 miles and 1030 yaras.
~~============:,:====:-,======--The ferry hom-Birkenhead to Liverpool was, in 1256, granted by Henry m. to hisEdmund, Earl of Lancaster, but about 1282, ~'! mon~s of the ~hen extensive priory~~Birkeuhead obtained a grant thereof, and I:ad It In theIr po~sesBlOn for several eentur;"It now forms the great highway between Blrkenhead ,:nd LIverpool.. The commission~of Birkenhead have very considerably enIa~ged theIr ferry premIses and approaches. Connected with the large landing Stage, prOVIded by _t~e Mersey Dock Board, they ha" Iadded covered ways of glass and iron, which now lead mto a l"'!ge n room, where !turustiles are placed. Connected with ~i~ central hall are ladies'. rooms, oflJces,and other conveniences, and external to It IS a br?adwcovered. p.o . g a new load100 feet wide, where omnibuses and str"7t-railway cars will receIve and dischargepassengers. These improvements are certainly n?t made before they were required, forthe Woodside ferry boats convey now across the rlver about 7,000,000 passengers ay,",who, at penny fues, produce a revenue of about £39,O~O•. TI:is fact is not to be wondered ~~at when it is remembered that duringthe. present centuI'y ~irkeuhead has -risen froiii. t'hamlet of 110 inhabitants to a popnIatlon of 40,000, while the rateable property has rincreased from £300 to £200,000.The railway from Birkenbead to Chester ~as opened~3rd Octoher, IS«, on The ilaying of the foundatiou of the docks; the statIOn is on the.slde of the Mer..~ at ¥onksFerry, from :whence. a steamer. coDV'eys the passengersfor LIverpool on the amval. of etchtrain. The line passes under the town through a tunnel about 400 yards in length andanother tunnel counects it with the docks at Wallasey Pool. ' I'the P..y (Sir Jos
431and they are now building for government an iron-clad war vessel of 10,000 tons, to becalled the ., Agincourt."The CANADA WORKS, tbe property of Messr... Brassey, Eeto, Betts and Co., isanotberlarge iron establishment at the north end of the town, so-ca.11ed in consequence of theiron girder and tnbnlar bridges, &.
482 BIRKENHEAD.OLERGY, GENTRY, AND PRIVATE RESIDENTS.[Those marked thus (*) have their placesofbusiness at Liverpool.]*Anderson Mr. David, 35, Bridge street*Anderson Mr.Robert Macewan, g6, Churchstreet-Angel Mr. Ephraim, sen., 47, Canning st.-Angel Mr. Ephraim, jun., 47, Canning st.Armstrong Mrs• .Ann, 466, Price streetAspinaII John, Esq., g8, Church street-.Aspinal\ Mr. Joseph, Clifton house, CliftonparkBagnold The Misses, 70, Bridge streetBarclay Mrs. He1en, Westbourne road*Barr Mr.Alexander Percival, 8, Cetherinemeet .Barry Rev. David Thomas, B.A., Ashvilleroad, Birkenhead parkBaylee Rev. Joseph T., M.A., 52, Price st.*Bayley Mr. Waiter, 5, Park Field avenue-Beausire Mr. Joseph, 94, Church streetBeck Joseph Ralston, Esq., 62, Hamilton sq.*Beddingfield Mr. Fraucis Philip, 143,Bridge street-Bell Mr. Christopher, 55, Hamilton squareBell Henry, Esq., 35, Hanoilton squareBell Mr. Robert, 100, Camden street*.Bell Mr. Thom"", 73, Oxton roadBeswick Major Frederick, 45, Hamilton sq.Betts Rev. Henry James, B.A., curate ofSt. 'MarylS, 26 1 Price streetBevan Mrs. Mary, 1, Vernon place*BirchaII Mr. Edward, Oaktield villa, ConwaystreetBlake Edward John, Esq., R.N., 3, Cole st.Blakeney Wm. Purdon,Esq., 23, Oxtou road-Blythe Mr. Thom"" Martin, Ashville road,Birkenhead park .*Bold Thomas, Esq. 23, Hanoilton squareBold Mr. Thomas Henry, 23, Hamillon sq.-Bond Mr. Joseph C., 7, Hamilton squareBoucher Rev. John Sidney, M.A., Hamiltonsquare•Boultbee Mr. Royston Frederick, 36, PricestreetBowman Mrs. Jane, 81, Westbonrne roadBradbridge Mr. Augustus, Ivy bank,Brook streetBradJey Mr. Joseph, 68, Exmoulh streetBrain Alfred H., Esq" 228, Grange Isne*Bretherton Edward, Esq., 47, Hamilton sq.Bril~ Mr. John Furness, 50, Derby streetBrindley John, D.D., rark; house, ClaughtonroadBromfield James Larden, Esq., 43, HamiltonsquareBrown Mr. Andrew, 21, Uhurch streetBrnce Mrs. John, 4, Regent placeBrundrlt Rev. Robert Wright, M.A.(Catholic), Grange laueBryans Richard, Esq., J:P" Park fieldBuIley Mr. William WiIking, 3S, Price sI.Burlon Mr. Clarence M., 17, Clarendon sI.Bnrton Mrs. Eleanor, 41, O"ton road*Callender :Mr. Andrew, Grange mount*Cambridge Mr. Artemas, 7, Peel street*CampbeII Mr. John, 61, Church streetCarlyle Mrs. Caroline, Oxtonlane .Chapmau Rev. Canon Ilobert (Catholic)St. Werburga, Grange lane 'Chnrton Miss Catherine, 106, O"ton roadChurton Joha, Esq., Brandon street*Clare Mr. Ralph Leigh, 2S, Parkrd, south*Clark Mr. 'ohn, 121, Bridge slreet'Clarke Mr. Joseph; h. 6, Hamilton squareClark Mrs. Mary, 3, Park Field avenneCIitl"ord Miss, 35, Westbonrne terrace*ClintMr. Henry, 71, O"ton roadClover Miss Elizabeth, 56, Hamilton squsr.Coates Mr. William, 23, Grange mount'Cochrane Mr. Peter, 9, Belmont, O"ton rd.*Cochran Mr. Robert, Park road, westColeman Edmund, Esq., Mersey view, 53,Canning street-Collis Mr. Henry, 26, Claughlon roadConville Mrs. Ann, 10, Chnrch streetConway Miss Elizabeth Jane, 6, Vernonplace, Conway street .Cook Mrs. Ann, 120, Chester street .Cooke Mrs. MaryJ ane, 11, ParkfieldavenueCooper Mrs. Rebecca, 134, Ciaughlon road'Coulter Mr. Henry,S, Cleveland streetCraig James March, Esq., M.D., 26, HamiltonsquareCraigie James, Esq., M.D., 33, Hamilton sq.Cross Mrs. Susanna, 120, Ciaughton road*Cnrrie Mr. Philip Woods, CiaughtonrangeDaglish Robert, Esq., Ashville road, BirkenheadparkDaly Rev. Joseph (Catholic), St. Mary si.*Davies Mrs. Mary Ann, 28, Price street·Davies Mr. Richard, 25, Church streetDearden George Kenyon, Esq., gS, CamdenstreetDiggles Mrs. Mary Ann, 7, Belmont, OrlonroadDillon Rev. Edward, M.R.LA., 51, ChurchstreetDuckworthCharles, Esq.,13, Clifton terraeeDumbell Mrs. Eliza, 1, Somerset piace•Duranty Mr. Alexander, 60, Hamiltonsquare-Dyer Mr. William, 64, Bridge street*Eddowes Mr. John, 15, Hamilton squareEdger Samuel, Esq., IS, Price street'Emery Mr. Abraham Wyke, 43, OrlonroadEIIerloD Mr. William, CIifton houseEvans Caleb, Esq., 86, Camden streetI,.,rII\((Il\IlI((I!i!
Fiddes Mr. William Taylor, 14, James' st.,Bslls road"Furnres Mr. William Henry, Oakleigh,Westbourne road"'Gale Mr. James, 58, Bridge street*GibsOD Mr.Robert Ernerson, 118, Oxton rd.Gill Mr. Thomas Parker, 18, Church streetGinders Mrs. EIlen, 73, Church streetGlaister Miss :M:ary, 13, Henry streetGoddard Miss Louisa, 28, Cleveland streetGolborne Mrs. Anna Maria, «, Claughtonroad*Gordon:Mr. John, 42, Hamilton squareGough Mr. Henry, 4:4, Hamilton squareGoward Rev. Charles (Independent), 11,Belmont, Oxton roadGraines Mrs. Janet, 92, Exmouth streetGurden George, Esq., 115, Bridge streetHadman Mrs. Mary, 81, Claughton road*Hannay !\-!r. John M., 37, Hamilton square*Hardman Mr. George, 51, Grange mount*Hardy Mr. George, 1, Belmont, Oxton rd.Hardy Mrs. Mary, 14, Salisbury street*Harknass Mr. '\Villiam, 139, Bridge streetHarrison Mrs. Sarab, 52, Oxton roadHartley Mrs. Charlotte, 5, Hampton streetHarwood Miss EileD, 99, Claughton readHaslam Mrs. Catherine, 11, Princes street-Haswell Mr. Charles, 48, Pric.e street*Hay Mr. James Murdoch, Mersey view;h. 59, Canning street*Hay ~!r. William Hardie; h.59, Merseyview, Canning street"Hayes Mr. Joseph Barry, 118, ClaughtonroadHenderson Mr. David, 35, Bridge streetHerald Mr. William, 16, E1llin streetMrs. Eliza, 66, Bridge streetMrs. Mary Ann, 130, Beck"vith st."Mr. Williarn, Elm house, Ashvilleroad, Birkenhead parkHind William, Esq., Ashvilleroad, BirkenheadparkHinde Mr. William E., 48, Hamilton sq.Hirsch Rev. David Jacoby, minister ofGerman Church, Liverpool, 46, Price st.HoUis Rev. Williarn, curate ofHoly TrinityChurchHolt Mr. John, 9, CUfton crescentHookey Capt. James: R.N., Bridge streetHopkins Mr. Joseph, 88, Camden street*Home Mr. James, 7, Park Field avenueHOulcroft Mrs. Ann, 2, Crown streetHouseman Mr. John, 43, Grange mount*Howard Mr. Robert, 228, Grange lane*Hughes Mr. Thomas, 31, Grange roadHughes \Villiam Henry, Esq., Park fieldHunter Miss Mary, 37, Church street*Hussey .Mr. John, 53, Church streetHydeMr. Richard Edlestone, 28, Pilgrim St.*Ibot.son Mr. Richard R., 114:, O::x:ton road*Inman Mr. Thomas, 9, Hampton streetJacksou Mrs.Mary Ann, 78, Price street*Jackson Wm., jun., Esq., 30, HamiltonsquareGGGBIRKENHEAD. 433IJacob Edward Long, Esq., RA., 59, Hamil.ton squareJacob Hy. Long, Esq., 19, Hamilton squareJanion Mr. Joseph, Park view, Cliftoncrescent·Jellicoe Mr. Nicholas C, 1, Parkfie1davenue*J enkins Mr. Francis, 84, Clanghton roadJennette Matthew, Esq., M.D., 33, Hamiltonstreet"Johnston WaIter, Esq., 39, Oxton roadJohnstone Mrs.Jessie H., 4, Catherine street*Jones George, Esq., 19, Priory streetJones Mr. Geo. Crawford, 96, Exmouth st.>ii
434 BIRKENHEAD.*Meikleham Mr. Ji'rederick A. S., 49, 'Grange mountM:i.:tn.er .ilis.. Ann, 2, P:rinces terra~e:MeN"JJl »lr. James, 34, Rose streetModdrel Mrs. S., 7, Princes terrac~M9.0l't' .lWbll1't]3" lWq., 1>6, Br;dge stre.etMoran Miss Mary Ann, 179, Price str~etM'O$$9P Mr" .JQhn, 1, UraIldon -terraceNl'ileon ~. Jane, 9,;&lgin streetNicholson Mrs. Jane, 99, Oxton road*Oli'V~ Mr. Richard, -42, Exmouth meetOWilUS :MJ-s., 26, J3rookstreet*ParsODs Jo.lm, Esq., 18, ;a:amJlto.n square:l?astor .Colqnel Jose M., 129, B.ridge street*Paull¥r. George,~, Vl'rnon 'PlacePearse :R!>:
~.BIRKENHEAD.435I Whittle Mrs. lIl:ary, 1, Argyle street.Wild Mr. William, 305, Claughton road!Wilkinson ],!rs. Mary, 48, Bridge streetWilliams Mr. Henry, 75, Church street*Williams Mr. John, 19, ~~gyle streetWillil1.IDS Mr. William, 65, Church street': 'Williams Mr. William, 46, Hamilton! square. Willoughby Mr. Edward Gardner, 3, MerseystreetWilloughby Mr. Seymour, 3, Mersey streetWilson Miss Ann Elizabeth, 6, Cleveland st.*Wilson Mr. Francis, 13~ Balls road*Wilson Hugh, Esq_, 119, Bridge s:reet-Wilson ].ofr. John, 5, Mersey street•WoolvertoD Mr. Charles, 92, Camden st.Wright Mrs. Harriet, 40, Russell streetWright William, Esq., M.D., 31, Hamiltonsquare .-Yates Mr. John"Henry, 21, Grange mountYounghusbaud Joseph, Esq., J.p" IJ, Hamiltonsquarer'TRADES AND PROFESSIONS.[h. signifies private residence.]r'," Abbott George, boot and shoemaker, 12,"Exmouth street'. Abbott Thos., grocer and provision dealer,:; 161 and 163, Chester streetAblett ElIen, confectioner, 21 stall, MarkethallAckerIey Richard, accountant, assessor, andcollector of Government taxes, and agentfor l\fessrs. W; and H. Laird's coal, 32,Bridge street j h. 9, Branden streetAdeock The Misses Emma and Charlotte,seminary, 22, Elgin street~ Adcock George, commercial traveller, 22,Elgin streetMndow Henry, shopkeeper, 136, Brook st.Ainsworth Thomas, butcher, 46, Sandfordstreet.A.itchison David, plumber, painter, andpaperhanger, 22, Price street. (See 00v"rtisement)Aitken lifTs. Margaret, shopkeeper, 114,Cathcart streetAlcock John, whitesmith and bellhanger,132, Chester streetAlderson Miss Grace, confectioner, 41,Market streetAlexan1er Robert, grocer, &c., 16, St.Mary's gate.Alexander Thomas, provision dealer, 39,Park streetAlford 1\frs. Bridget, shopkeeper, 9, Hopestreet.AJlanson .John, draper, milliner, &c., 94,Grange laneAllianc~ Banking Company (Limited), 48,HamIlton squ:l!'e - William E. Hinde,managerAlmond George Alfred, painter, glazier, andplumb.er, 50, Oliver street.... .AlmOrid::~ie~ard, greengrocer, 70, Thomas• street-~'·i\'. \ .Alsop .James, accountant and seeretary tothe Birkenhead and South <strong>Cheshire</strong> ConservativeAssocia.tion, 16, Cleveland st.Amer and Son, bookbinders, machine rulers,and account--book makers, 23, Bridge st.Amer Stephen, jnn., bookbinder, &c. (firmof Amer and Son), 116, Grange laneAndrew Henry, superintendent at MonksFerry Railway Station, 1, Ivy streetAndrews J osepb, china. and earthenwaredealer, 14, Exmouth streetAnderson Miss Mary, milliner and dressmaker,45, Grange mountAustin Thomas, livery-stable keeper, 46,Ivy street >Archdeacon Laurence, purser, 97, Oxton :rd.Arden Henry, butcher, 266, Conway streetArkell Thomas, greengrocer, 225, ChesterstreetArkell Wm., grocer and provision dealer,18, Oxtou roadArmstrong Mrs. Ann, ladies' seminary,Ramilton squareArthur Peter, shopkeeper, 381, BrookstreetAshurst Ann, mill.i.ner, 13, Claughton roadAskey Benjamin, master mariner, 80,Price streetAskin Michael, beer retailer, 9, UpperBeckwith streetAspil Barney, shopkeeper, 58, Henry streetAspinall Heury Kelsall, brewer and exportbottler, Anchor Brewery, Livingstonestreet, and Walmer Buildings, Liver..pool; Export Bottling Stores, 1, 2, 4,and S, Railway arches, Key street, Liverpool;ag:::nt forCombe,Delafield,and Co.,London porter bren'ers, and agent to theRoyal Exchange Assurance Corporation.(See advertisement)Aspinall John, beer retailer, 2, Brasseystreet
436 EIRKENHEAD.Astbury Thomas, coal merchant, 115, BrookstreetAtherton JaIDes Reys, secretary and treasurerto the Gas and 'Vater Committeeeof the Birkenhead Improvement Commissioners-Offices,Hamilton square; h.7, Cole streetAtkin William, boot a~d shoemaker, 25,Market street, and 80, 11arketAustin James, "Clarendon" inn, 36, WatsonstreetAustin -Miss Elizabeth, day school, 102,Exrnouth streetBaconMrs. Ellen, apartments, 99, GrangeIn.BaileyEdward, apartments, 111, Grange In.Bailey William, hairdresser, Market streetBailiff StaintoD, decorative painter, 3,Grange road, and 6, Oxton roadBainbridge George, pa\vnbroker, 384, PricestreetBake BeDjamin, grocer and tea :lnd provisiondealer, 108. Chester street, and 3,Monk street; h. 62, Bridge streetBake J oseph, baker and confectioner, 112,Chester street:Baker Frederick, grocer and beer retailer,~Ol, Oliver streetBalter William, sub-contractor, Grange valeB.all Sarsh, conrectioner, 136, Grange laneBalloch James, bookkeeper, 110, ExmouthstreetBanister William, grocer and provisiondealer, 110, Argyle streetBankes James, grocer and provision dealer,171, Che,ter ,treetBankes Meyrick, coal proprietor j Office,2, Hamilton street-Jos. Brewin, agentBanks Peter, hairdresser, Conway streetBankesPeter, provision dealer, 172, ChesterstreetBarcla.y John, master mariner, 76, BridgestreetBarker J os., grocer, &c., 13, Claughton roadBarker The Misses Rebecca and Sar.ah,milliners and drapers, 91, Oxton road:Barker William Henry, manager at Woodsideferry, 102, Bridge street:Barlow Christopher, pawnbroker, 12, MarketstreetBarlow James, photographer, 25, Bridge st.Barnard Charles, draper, hosier, &c., 62,Argyle ,treetBames J obn, beer retailer, 2, Bright streetBarnes John, greengrocer and gardener, 95,Exmouth street13arnes and Rogers, painters. plumbers, gasfitters,and paperhangers, 124-, Grange In,Barnes ~rhomas, shopkeeper and beer retailer,11, Blackpool streetBarnes Wm., painter, &C. (firm of Barnesand Ro~ers)j h. 7, Charles street~arnes William, tailor, 90, Watson streetBarnett John Alexander, wine and spiritmerchant, Hamilton street, Market st.,and 4, Regent placeBarry William, beer retailer 36 Oliver tBate W m:,. "G0Iden L-10D,,," 216, Chester st' sBates WI1liam, carver and gilder 114'Claughton road. (See advertisement) ,Bathers '.rhoma;s, coal dealer, Ill, Albionstreet. and IDllk5:eller; h. 7, Grange stBaxter .Tohn, shopkeeper,79 Watson st'Baxter William and Son, ma.
BIRKENHEAD.437Bevan Henry, confectioner, 31, Marketstreet, and 28 stall, Market hallBickerstaff' 'Villiam, sheriff's officer, 125,Bridge streetBidgood John Edwards, shopkeeper, 69,Duke streetBielby ~{onkmaD, superintendent of theIndustrial Ragged School, 96, Hamilton stBill Benjamin, .. Market Cross )J vaults, 23,Market sereet, and 35, Market crossBillington Charles, milkseller,2, Sun streetBillington Thomas, tailor and draper, 210,Chester streetBirch John, clerk, 32, Claughton roadBird John G., coal proprietor, 62, Claughtonroad.Bird William, "Prince Albert" inn, 157,:Price street and Watson streetBirchall William, millwright, 37, Henry st.Bird Thomas, beer retailer, 184, Chester st.Bird Thomas, furniture dealer, 161, MarketstreetBirkenhead Proprietary School, Conwaystreet, Birkenhead park-Rev. JohnThomas Pearse, M.A., head master. (Seeadvertisement)Birnie Jas., superintendent of Bil"kenheadPolice, 132, Conway streetBishop .John, boatbuilder, Yard, WoodsideBishop Thomas, bricklayer, 3, Glad:stone st.Bishoprick Frederick, confectioner, 65,:Market streetBlack John, furniture broker, 122, MarketstreetBlackburne William, commercial traveller,63, Church streetBlackner John, boot and shoemaker, 9,Milton streetBlair Habere, master mariner, 20, ChurchstreetBlake Joseph, bntcher, 8, Market hall, and40, Watson streetBlake Samuel, brewery manager, 63, OxtonroadBlakeney William Purdon, surgeon, 23,Oxton roadBlaylock Alexander, registrar of births.deaths, and marriages for the Birkenheaddistrict, and estate agent, Town hall; h.Queen street, TranmereBleakley Alexander, bnilder, 41 and 43,Claughton roadBlundell J onathan andSon, coalproprietors,14.., Chester street, and 3, Jackson streetBodill Miss Kate, Day school, 41, Chester st.Boggie J ames, police inspector, 42, Dacre st.Bohannan John, ';GIobe" inn,22. Marketst.Bond Miss Ellen, dressmaker, «, Somer~vilIe street .Booth Mrs. Ann, lodgings, 20, Oxton roadBoothroyd John, tra.velling inspector, Birk.enhead Raihvay; h. 6, Clifton crescentBostock Robert, miller, baker, and Bourdealer, 28, Lower Ivy street, and stesmmill, 121, Albion streetBott Thomas and Co., watch and clockmakers,silversmiths,jewe!lers and opti.cians, 72, Argyle street 'Bancher Rev John Bidney, M.A., principalof the Hamilton Square School, andevening lecturer at St. Saviour's OxtonBowDe J ames, booking clerk, London andNorth Western Railway, Monks FerryStation; h. 89, Church streetBowen Thomas, milkseller, 5, Crown streetBowker Edward, coach builder, WoodsideHotel yard; h. Higher TranmereBowland Dand James, master mariner, 1,Elgin streetBoyd David, draper, 146, Grange laneBoyd Matthew, beer retailer and shopkeeper,81, Brook streetBrabinThomas, beer retailer, 51, Ivy streetBradbridge Angustus, surgeon, Ivy bank,Brook streetBradley John, butcher, 92, Oliver streetBradley Richard, butcher and grocer, 11,St. Mary's gateBradshaw and Brown, coal merchants andestate agents, 38, Hamilton' street j Yard,Cleveland streetBradshaw Charles, baker, 1, Prince streetBradshaw John, painter, plumber, andpaperhanger, 2 and 4, Wilbraham streetBradshawPeter, manager to the BirkenheadProvident and Benevolent Society, 115,Market street .Bradsha'v Thomas, coal merchant (firm. of. Bradshaw and Brown), and hosier andmilliner, 56, Market streetBragg Isaac, silk mercer, drapery andmillinery establishment, 48 & 50, Argylestreet. (See advertisement.)Brain Alfred H., solicitor, and agent forthe Law Union Fire and Life Insurance,38, Hamilton street; h. 228,. Grange laneBra.nd William, shopkeeper, 12, -WatsonstreetBrander William, bookseller, stationer, andnewsagent, 165, Chester streetBrassey Joseph, baker and grocer, 332,Cleveland streetBrattan Joseph, architect and surveyor,Hamilton buildings, 3S, Hamilton street;h. Carlton house, Shrewsbury roadBrearley Mrs. Ann, shopkeeper, 122,Claughton roadBree Aildrew. grocer a.nd provision dealer,Dock cottages~rennan Patrick, marine store dealer,Bridge streetBrereton Jas., .: Stork" hotel, and wine &spirit merchant, Price street. (See advertisement)Brereton Richard, beer retailer, 12, ChapelBretherton streetEdward, solicitor, 6, Duncanstreet; h. 47, Hamilton squareI Brew John, sheriffs' officer, 202, BeckwithIstreet
.{$8Brewin Joseph, coal agent, 2, HamiltOnstreet; h. Rice-hey villas, Trafalgar road,EgremontBrice John Furness, ship surgeon, 50,Derby streetBridgewater Trustees and Old Quay Company,Egerton dock: office, ~orth sideDuke's dockBrierley and Drape, silk mercers and drapeis,76, Hamilton street; and 2, Queenstreet .Brierley John C
BIRKENJIEA.D.CarnaU Thomas, "Old P06t OBiee Hotel,"3, Church street, and 8, Rose braeCamey Michael, ch~mneys\Veeper, Chapel. streetOarpenter John Blake, provision de~er, 15,, Market hall; b. 19, Cwigan streetCarr Wm., master mariner, l08,Oxlon rpaqCarrboddy John, architect And surveyor, 2,Price street; h. EX,Ip.ou~h streetCarriogton TheophilU3, butcher, Duke .st.,corner of Brook s.tr~tCarter Thomas, bookkeeper, 86, Oliver st.Cartwright Richard, shop~per, 171, St.Anoe's streetCass :Mrs. Tamer, tobae:epnist aIJ.d smallwaredealer, 18, Arthur streetChadwick John, coal mercb,ant, geJ;leralagent, &c., 1, Ha~ilton street, and 6,Abbey street; h.BeUevue, -Che2ter streetChalkleyThos., lodg~gs"8, Clifton.crescentChandler George, plumber" painter" glazier,paper~hanger4 gasfit.te.r, &c., 261=, ·Conway6treet. (See a4vertisement)Chandler John, butcher, 59, Watson streetChapman ;Ej.enry, grocer ~ p,rovision dealer,47, Bentinck str~etOhappeU 11r6. Sarah, apartmept6,40, HamiltonsquareCherry ]'4:rs. Edith, apartment6, 17, Hamiltonsquare .Chesworth Samuel, shoemaker, 2.9, ~ore SI;.Cbilds J:;!enry, market gard~ner, 21. ~tall,Market hall; h. Bellevue Tea gardeJ;l6,SeacombeChristopherson William, boo~per, 11,-Oxton roadChute Frederick, fishmonger, 98, Oxton rd..clague Margaret, stationer .ap.d :smallware-dealer, 40, Sandford str~etClark David, confectioner, 136, G-range lane.Cl~rk Geo_, coppersl;Uit.h andbrassfound~r,51, Chester street. ,(See (u!vertUJelllfmt)Cl.arke .Miss E).jza, "Water::loo" inn, ,6.3,Grange laneClarke .James, wbitesmitb, .8, Exmouth st.Clarke Kate and Mary, clothiers andcapmakers,1J" Market streetClarke Richard, tobacco manufa,cturer, 110,Chester street, and 34, Albion s.treet.Ciarke William Henry, chin~ and earthen..ware dealer, 19, Market hall; h. UIlionstreet, TranmereClarkson William, fiour dealer, bak~, andconfectioner, 66, Market streetUlatwo.rtby Samuel, beer retail~r and cartowner,23, Chapel streetClay Richard, shopkeeper, HB., QJiver streetClayton William A6hley (firm of WoodsideGraving Dock Company); h. 100,Church streetCleary Patrick, greengrocer & beer retailer,119,Oliv:er,streetClement Miss Harriet Louisa, "Clement's;F,,:mily and Comm~rcial J3:otel,"~>;Pil.gnm streetClover George Robeli and Co., irOJ;l and1Vood shipbnild6l's, Rose bras, Wood6ideClough William, tailor and draper, 1&1,Cleveland 6treetCoates George, grocer and provision dealer"274, Pti~ sp-eetCo.ates Rober.t, ginger beer manufacturer,41, Bentinck ~tr.eetCoathup (lharles, "l'lJ;lmbers' .A.rms," 208,(lh6!lter ,str~tCockcroft John, ginger ~r, lemonade,soda water, a.nd Ap.ple"lVine manufacturer,158, Chester 6treet. (Su ~tisement)Cole Albert, grocer, &C. (firm f Candlerand Cole); h. :Regent plitceCole Thomas, agent to ·the :F.riend-in-Need];,lfe aJ;ld Sjck Illllurance Society, 202,Chester 6tree.tCole William,architect, 238, Grange laneColeman JJlS., furnitur.e broker, »3, Claughtonroad.CoJ;lnolly J ames, 'beer reWl.er, Miriam placeCO!lW'~y ;r~hn, hairdre66er, 168, Clevelandstreet90nway John,beer.retailer, .36~ Price streetCooban, :Shaw, and Wa.tt, ;pa.wnbrokers,9J,ltfi,tters, and general salesmen, 98, PricestreetCooban William (firm of CoohaJ;l, £haw,a)1d Watt) ; h. ~8, PrIce 6treetCook Mrs.• A1)n, genoral drapery andmillinerye6tabli6hment, 120, .Chester·streetCool!: Broth~r6, .ale and porterbrelVrll,Ar$Yle Brewery, O"toJ;l jOo.adCQok -George, peer retailer,S, ~athcart st.Cook John, pork butcher, 38, Som~rville ·st.Cook Nathaniel tfirm of Cook Brothers),brewer; h. Grange ,house, .Grange mountCoomber Edward Nathaniel.., engineeringdraughtsman, .20, Elgin streetCooper Geo., sbopkeeper, 122, St. Anne st.Cooper J
440 BIRKENHEAD.Court William, perfumer, 113, Bentinck st.Courtney Alexander, tailor and draper, 63,Oliver streetCowgill James, beer retailer, Lower Ivy st.Cowley and BrandretJ:i, timber merchants,Morpeth saW" mills, Canning streetCowley Thomas, woollen dra.per and tailor,10, Cross street, Market crOSSCoXOD Lambton, dentist, 105, Grange laneCraig James March, M.D., and surgeon, 26,Hamilton squareCraig Robert, smith and engineer, CanningStreet Foundry, Adelphi street; h. 71,Claughton roadCraven Miss Eliza, Berlin wool and fancyrepository;74, Argyle streetCraven Joseph, honse, land, and estate Iagent, coal merchant, &c., 3, Hamilton Isquare; h. 12, Hamilton squareliCra.ven Matthew, _greengrocer and milk~man, 29, Somerville street .Crawford and Balcarres Earl of, coal pro. I'prietor, 17, BrandeD street, and l,Abbeystreet-Robert Pickthall, agentCroft Mrs. Ellen, "Wellington" hotel, 99, IHamilton street, and Grange lane :Crofts Thomas, draper and hosier, 146, ,IPrice streetCrampoon James, hou!)!: and estate agent, and district manager to the British Na- I'tional Life Association, 8, Prince's ter· Irace, Grange laneCross James, bookseller, stationer, printer,sub-distributor of stamps, and ReligiousTract depot, 31, Argyle street. (See ad-Iverti...ement)Cross John, leather dealer, 57, Abhey st. "Cross William James, bookkeeper, 94, Ex- Imouth streetCrossman George, baker and flour dealer,194, Price street, and at Church road,Holt hill; h. Holt bill, TranmereCroston Edmund, lodgings, 47, Chester st.Crowe William, timber merchant, &c. (firmof Crowe and Williams) ; ,h. Shrewshuryhouse, Shrewsbury road, OxtonCrowe and Williams, timber and slate merchants,and saw mills proprietors-Yards,Hamilton street and Grange lane; BirkenheadSaw Mills, Canning street; VictoriaSaw Mills, Price streetCroxton William, H Burns Cottage," spiritvault, 1, St. Ann streetCryer Mrs. Mary AnD, beer retailer, 132,Price streetCullen John, heer retailer, 49, Upper .BeckwithstreetCullin James, coal yard, Dock cottages jh. 17, Crown streetCullum Mrs. Jane, fishmonger and greengrocer,89, A..rgyle streetCnmesky 1'atricl
Deakin Thomas Samuel, wine and spiritmerchant (firm of Welsby and Deekin),173;Chester streetDean George, confectioner, &c., 46, O%OOnroadDean Joshua, farmer and lime merchant,Jackson street; h. LiscardDear William R, coffee and dining rooms,11, Chester streetbearden George Kenyan: solicitor, 3, Ha. milton square; h. 98, Camden streetDeeley Josepb, boot and shoemaker, 2,Monk streetDelsmotte John, master mariner, 113,Bridge streetDempster William, joiner and builder (firmof Harkness and Dempster);. h. 141,Conway streetDe Neburg Auguste, teacher ofthe Germanand French languages, pianoforte andmusic, [), Oxton roadDenton Williaw, harness maker, 188, ClevelandstreetDentry William John, bookkeeper, 11, NelsonstreetDevalve Messrs. R. and Wo, engineers andboller makers, and steam tug proprietors,41, Corporation roadDevalve Richard (firm of R. and W.Devalve), 41, Corporation road; h. 54,Price" streetDevalve William (firm of R. alid W.Devalve) ; b. 34, Price street .Devine Anthony, beer retailer, 358~ PricestreetDickie Miss Catherine, paraffin oil and lampdealer, 103, Chester streetDickie John, timber dealer, Chester street.(See advertisement)Dickinson George, "Wirral Hotel," 97,Cleveland .treet. (See advert;'ement)Dickenson Thomas C., shopkeeper, 25,Chanel streetDickson Miss Mary, 8, Belmont grove,Derby streetDidsbury John, shopkeeper, 107, Watson st.Ditchfield John} shopkeeper, 17~, Chester st.Dixon Mrs. Catherjne, beer retailer, 404,Price streetDixon Robert, joiner, builder, and confectioner,250, Grange lane. (See adver·risement)Dobie William, veterinary surgeon, shoeingforge, and hospital for sick horses~ 2and 5, Oak bank, Oxton road. (See advertisement)_Dobson George (firm ofThomas Gilbert.on. and Co.); h. ,91, Camden streetDodd James, shopkeeper, 21, Lower Ivy st.Dodd Thomas, greengrocer, &C., 28, Oxtunro!ldDodds Robert, shopkeeper, 11, St. Ann st.Doherty Daniel, shoemaker, 87, Brook st.Donnelly'l'homas, shoemaker" 14:0, ChesterstreetHHHBIRKENHEAD. 441Donovan Patrick, beer retailer, 120, BrookstreetDooley Edward, beer retailer, 34, Frederickstreet .Douglas Mrs. Catherine, hosier, 42, GraDgelaneDouglas Ralpb, joiner, 5, Whetstone lane;h. 42, Grange laneDouglas Thomas, beer retailer and smith,256, '.Price streetDowd Johu, cbimneysweeper, 70, Park st.Downham Williatn, steamboat proprietor,83, Church streetDowns Miss Sophia, day school, 7, Belmont,Oxton roadDowns Thomas, provision dealer, 392,Brook streetDoyle Mrs. Belinda. "Doyle's Hotel," 232and 233, Chester st. (See advert;'.",ent)Doyle James, beer retailer, 6, Hope streetDoyle Michael, bntcher, 11, Market hall;11. 7, Pym streetDrape J ohu, silk mercer, &C. (firm of Brier1ey and Drape); h. 2, Qneen street·Drew Wiliiam Edward, depnty clerk tothe magistrates~ Town Hall; h. Albertvilla, Quarry bank .Dronsfield Richard, "Market Inn," 26,Market streetDrummond Thomas H., bookseller andstationer, 61, Market streetDrury John, stationer, newsagent, andpicture-frame maker, 60, Watson streetDrury Matthew, bookkeeper, 7, WestbourneroadDuckett Jobo, grocer and provision dealer,63, WatsoD streetDnck\vorth William, clogger, 159, Chesterstreet ,Duff John, master mariner, 1, Germ.a.nterraceDntfy Michael, greengrocer, 60, Park streetDnfore Mrs. Mary, apartments, 101, OxtonroadDuftOD John, mail contractor, 29, Henry st.Dumbell James, beer retailer, 99, St. .AnnstreetDunbar John, shopkeeper, 12, Moon streetDunnage Charles B., master mariner, 21,Waterloo place, Chester streetDustin Edward, photographer, 122, GrangelaneDustin Mrs. Mary Taylor, register office forservants, 122, Grange laneDuttOD John, pharmaceutical chemist, 133,Chester street, and at 2, King street,Rock ferryDutton William, hairdresser,57, St. AnnestreetEagleton .Tohn, slater and plasterer, 3,Wilbraham streetEarnshaw George, accountant, 101, Claughtonroad -Eastwood Charles, butcher~ 77, Oxton road;h. 184, Conway street
BIRKENHEAD.Eddy' Waiter and Co., coal morch.nts, Evans 2nd Williams~ drapers, 102 Price stCanning street, and at Liverpool-J. E. Evanson Hem:y, painter, 35, J ohd street .Parryt agentEverall Henry, millinery \varehouse 10Edgar Samuel, surgeoD, 18, Price street' Market Cross ' ,Edgar 'Villiamj shopkeeper alid g3I'dener; Ewbank William, tripedresser 1 and l)93, Exmouth streetstall. Market hall '"Edge James, butchei, 5, Market hall ; h. 69, E\'dng WaIter, shipwright, .boatbUilderClaughton road&c.,2, Sha\v road; h. 57, Canning streE-tEdge George, plumber, painter, and paper Exon Samuel, bookseller and stationer:· 81. hanger, 364, Brook streetGran::re lane ' ,Edge Willia"'. provision dealer, 26, E:i:- Fahy E"dn'ard, marine store dealer 13 andmouth street15, Park street 'Edwards :navid, beer retailer, 56, Henry st. Fairclough Henry, upholsterer, 57, MarketEdwards Miss Eleanor, dressmaker, 73, street. Claughton roadFairhurst Miss Margaret, dressmaker 111Edwards Henry, tobacconist, 27; Chester st. Grange lane ' ,E4wards John, carter, 39, Oliver street Falkuer Matthew, beer retailer and shopkeeper,21, Arthur streetEdwards Robert, beer retailer; 126, ChesterstreetFarlam Robert, "Crown" hotel, 128, Conwaystreet, and 84, Catiiden streetEdwards Thos., bookkeeper, 53, Chester st.Ellis Frederick, joiner and Cabinet maker, Farnworth John, beet retailer, 19, St.Regent place; h. Whetstone laneJ\1ary's gateEUis J'ames, shopkeeper, 164, Chester street Farrel Patrick, coal dealer, 109 j Brook st.Ellis John, shopk-eeper, 34, 8andford street Faulds J ames Rymer~ arbitrator, accountant,house and land agent for the EagleEllis, LilIey and Co., steam bleachers anddyers; Albion street. (See advertisement) Life Assurance Society, Manl:hester FireElIis Mrs. Mary, beer retailer and shopkeeper,117, Oliver streetlector for tbe Birkenhead Licensed VicInsurance Company, and agent and colEllis Samuel, tailor and draper (firm of tuallers' Association, 42, Pilgrim street.Eills alid Sons), 112, Price street(See advertisement)Eills and Sons, hatters, tailors, and woollen Faulkner Samuel, shoemaker, 128, Brook st.drapers; 112, Price streetFauset John, contractor and builder, 21,Ellis Williaui Henry, bookkeeper, 11, Barton streetAustin street . Fawcett John, chemist and druggist, 55,Ellison N athan, contractor, 96, Price street Ivy streetEIven Rabere, shoemaker, Conway street Feehan John, stevedore, 470, Price streetElyen Robert, shoemaker. 35, Ivy street Fenlon Daniel, beer retailer, 380, Price st.Emm Mrs. Ann., apartments, 130, Bridge Fey Richard, pawnbroker, 31, Conway st.streetFidler Miss Ruth, milliner and dressmaker JEvans :Mrs. Ann B., apartments, 8, ClevelandstreetFinlayson Mrs. Relen, day school, 34, Rich144, CJaughton roadEvans Caleb, surgeon, 86, Camden street mond terrace, Oxton roadEvans Caroline and Emma, grocers, 1, Fisher Henry, joiner and builder, 59, Con~Claughton roadway street; h. 36, ClaughtoJi road-Evalis David, greengrocer, 17, Chapel st. Fisher James, architect and surVeyor, 9,Evans Edward, br~erretai.ler,87, Watson st. Duncan street; h. Claughton roadEvans Edwin, bookkeeper, 3, Sun street *Fisher Joseph, bookkeeper, 30, WilkinsonEvans George, shoemaker, 19, Henry street streetEV8ns Mrs. Jane, "Feathers" inn, 124, Fisher Joseph, clerk, 7, Nelson streetChester streetFitzgerald Vlilliam, shopkeeper, 47, St.Evans John, butcher, 10, Oxton road.Anne streetEvans JOLn Davenport, eatinghouse-keeper, Fitzmorris Mrs. Mary, smallware dealer,2 and 3, Market place, south74, Market street .Evans Mrs. Mary Jane, teacher of music, Fitzpatrick James, grocer and beer retailer,4, Windsor street65, Duke streetEvans Robert, shopkeeper, 5, Bright street Fletcher Enfield, architect and surveyor,Evans Theophilus, fancy repository, 26, (firm of ~:li1ls and Fletcher), 36, HamiltonArgyle streetsquareEvans Thomas, coach proprietor, funeral Fletcher George, shopkeeper, 120, Mnrk.tfurnisher, and postmaster, 4, Devonshire streetroad~ aDd WoodsideFlelcher Thomas, baker and confectioner,EvaDs Thomas, draper (firm of Evans and 2, Regent placeWilliams), 102, Price streetFIJ'DD Michael, marble and stonemason,Evans Vim. Bevan, chemist and druggist, dealer in Portland and Romsn eemen~92, Grange lane, and 310, Price street &c., Woodside ferry; b. 14, Abbsy street
BIRKENHEAD.Flynn Jamos, cabinet maker, 46, Oliver $t.Faden Edmund, beer retailer, 38, Exmouthstreet; sod pro\'ision dealer, 42, GrangelaneFaden George, shopkeeper, 14:0, Bridge st.Foley James, joiner, 2, Chapel walk, AustinstreetForde William, joiner and builder, &c., 77,Claughton roadFore Thomas, chemist and drug~ist, 20,Market street, and 16, Exmouth streetForest Stephen, beer retailer, 5, Flamankst.Forshaw Mrs. earoline, apartments, 74,Price streetFosbrooke Leonard John, coal merchant,1.. Hamilton square, and Abbey street;h. 92, CaOlden $treetFoster Edward, master mariner, 11, ChurchstreetFoster Mrs. Elizabeth, grocer, 15, BlackpoolstreetFoster H. and Son, ironmongers, brassfounders,plumbers, braziers, and copper~smiths, 5. Hamilton streetFoster John, shoemaker, 2, Rowland streetFoster John Jones, ironm~mger (firm of H.Foster and Son); h. b, Hamilton streetFoster Owen, tinman and brazier, 199,Bridge streetFoster \Villiam, hairdresser~ 7, Watson st.Foulkes Hugh, boot and shoemaker, 101,Brook streetFoulkes and 'Valworth, dispensing andfamily chemists, 38, Argyle streetFoulkes W'il1iaill J ames, family and dis·pensing chemist, 21, Grange mountFOl\·ler John, newsagent and tobacconist,140, Price streetFox James, caner, gilder, and printseller,28, Hamilton streetFox Thomas, master mariner, 2, Vemonplace,Conway streetFrain John, shopkeeper, 170, Cleveland st.Frauds Joseph, upholsterer, tobacconist,and confectioner, 4, Claughton road, and35, Conway streetFrazer Thos., greengrocer, 41) ExmouthstreetFrazer Thomas, greengrocer, 71, ExmouthstreetFreeman Charles, boarding and day school,St. Michael's terrace. 221, Oliver streetFrench RUen, milkseller, 52, Oliver streetFrost Mary _-\nne and Ann, toy dealers,depot for the Christian KnowledgeSociety, 40, Argyle streetFry Richard Dowding, pawnbroker, 163,Price streetFulton \Villiam. wine merchant (firm ofMackie and Gladstone); 49, Church st.Furnival Thomas boarding-house, 3, BridgestreetFurnival William, shoeing & general smith,5.3, Back .Price street, and 1, CamperdownstreetGale Samnel, J:IllI.Ster marin."., 10, Elgin Bt.Galloway Thomas Hughan, asst*sor andcollector of to,...nship rates; office, 35 tHamilton square; h. 72, Church streetGandy J chn, waterman, 28, Crown streetGarn.". J oseph, harness mak."., 39, BackPrice streetGarratt John William, bookkeeper, 52,Lord streetGatehouse Charles, "Caledonian" inn, andwholesale wine and spirit merchant, ;1:2,Cathcart stree~Gavin Peter, builder, slater, and plasterer,160, Grangelane; h. Pym streetGeddesJohn, shopkeeper, 13,Westbournerd.Geldard Jonathan, shopkeeper, 52, Ivy st.George Peter, beer retaile-r, Grange valeGerrard John, hairdresser and perfumer, 30,Hamilton street. (See advertisement)Getley Samuel, plumber, glazier, painter,and gas-fitter, 41, Ivy $treet, and OldprioryGibson Lewis, furniture broker and shoe..maker, 13+, Market streetGilbank WiUiam, shopkeeper aog. beerretailer, 57, Thomas streetGilbertson Thomas and Co., corn millers,merchants, and bakers and flour dealers,Chester street, Cleveland $treet, and Pit$treet, Rock ferryGilbertson Thomas (firm of Thomas Gilbertsonand Co.) j h. 13, Hamilton squareGill Jas., solicitor, and registrar ot <strong>County</strong>Court, Albion buildings, 1, Mark~t street,and <strong>County</strong> court, 1, :Pilgrim street; h.The H ursts, Rock ferryGill Jessie, butcber, 15, Exmouth streetGill Jos., beer retailer, 11, Westbourne rd.Gillan James, b.eer retailer, 108, Living..stone streetGillies Robert, tobacconist, 7, Chester at.Ginders and Brltten, silk· mercers, linendrapers, hosiers, lacemen, &e., 6~, ArgylestreetGittins William, bookkeeper, 9, Canningst.Glanes James, carter, 67, Beckwith streetGlazebrook Thomas, "Dock"hotel, Park st.Glover George, lodgings, 60, Beckwith st.Glover Jam-es, superintendent and collec.torofrents for Dock cottages, Dock cottagesGlover Mrs. Margaret, branch Post Office,1, S.tanley roadGlov.". Milnes (firm ofSander$ and GI9ver),h. 10, Monk streetGlover William, marine engineer, 14, PricestreetGlover William Henry, " Castle" familyand cOI;nmercial hotel, 131, Chester s~reetGoat Samuel, shopkeeper, 332, Laird streetGolburne Mrs. Anna ~ia, 44, ClaughtonroadGoodacre Henry, .dr.aper and milliner, 50,Oxton roadGoodier James, ~cpa1 agent, 86, EX!Ilouth$treet
444 :BIRKEXHEAD.Gopsill George Smith, tailor and draper,83, Grange laneGonion David, tool maker, 33, Market st.Garden Robert, greengrocer and coal dealer,54, Watson streetGough William, furnishing and general_ironmonger, 32, Market streetGouId Jas., assistant stationmaster, MonksFerry Station j h. J\fersey cottageGouldson John, "Foresters' Arms," 19,Catbcart streetGouldson Joseph, "Smiths' Arms," 368,Brook streetGouldson Miss Mary Ellen, dressmaker, 89,Watson streetGouldson William, shopkeeper, 203, BrookstreetGrade Robert, pawnbroker, 17, Ivy streetGraham Robert, tobacconist and newsagent,201, Chester strretGraham William, lettercarrier and shopkeeper,23, St. Ann streetGraham 'Villiam, tallow chandler, 13,1\:!arket place! south: manufactory, Jack·son streetGranger John, hairdresser, 1, Lower Ivy st.Grant Charles, master mariner, 61, Can·ning street.Grant Joseph, bookkeeper, 165, Bridge st.Grave John, greengrocer, &c., 44, SandfordstreetGray Mrs. Ann, refreshment rooms, 138,Chester streetGray Robert. silk mercer, draper, hosier,glover, nod outfitter, 135 and 137, Ches·ter street, and 133 and 185, Price street;h. Grove villa, 25, Oxton roadGreen Edward, shopkeeper, 5, Grange st.Green Mrs. Eliza, lodgings, 200, ChesterstreetGreen Henry, auctioneer, 7, Princess streetGreen J oho, bookkeeper, 13. Bridge streetGreen John, pharmaceutical chemist, SO,Argyle street, and 1, Tranmere park; h.19, Conway street. (See advertisement)Green Joseph. fishmonger and tobaceoniEt,8, Hamilton streetGreen \Villiam, auctioneer and generalhouse furnisher, 11, 13, and 15, Market st.Greenwood Mrs. Ann, preparatory school,3, Dacre streetGregory John, butcher, 20 stall, Markethall, and 97, St. Anne streetGregory John, pavior, 227, Oliver streetGregory John, spring van proprietor, 81,Argyle street; h. 27, Dliver street. (Seeatlcerti.,'err,ent)Gregory John Henry and Co., tailors,clothiers, and outfitters, Argyle house,66, Argyle street. (&e adverti.ement)Gregory Peter, superintendent registra.r ofbirths, deaths, and marriages, and clerkto Birkenhead unioD, 60, Lord streetGregory Robert, beer retailer and owner ofspring vans, 188, Chester streetGregory Thomas, police inspector, 16L"icester street'Gregson Gilbert, general outfitter, 181Chester street'Gretton Edward, bookseller and stationer81. Grange bne IGriffin Matthew, beer retailer andprovisioIldealer. 61, Watson streetGriffin Matthew.g:eengro~er,61, Watson~t.Griffith Mrs. Ehza, prmrer, booksellerstationer, bookbinder, and aCCOunt bookmanufacturer, 35, Grange lane; printingoffice'S, 4:, J a.ckson streetGriffith J oseph, i::.spector of weights andmeasur~s for Bir~eDhead, 238, Grange In.Griffith RIchard, taIlor and woollen draper14, Oxton road 7Griffiths Charles, quarryman, 56, Duke st.Griffiths Edward, grocer and provisiondealer, 63, Duke street, and 48, WatsonstreetGriffiths Edward, tailor, 20, Grange streetGriffiths George Lloyd, shoe desler, &0,172, Cleveland streetGriffiths George L1oyd, coal desler, 162,Brook streetGriffiths John, apartments,101, ExmouthstreetGriffiths John AI., carpenter and joiner,Grange road; h. Brook streetGriffiths William, greengrocer, 4, Hope stGriffiths William, joiner, Cleveland street jh. 10, Kent placeGriffiths Williarn, master mariner, 18,Brock streetGriffiths William, tailor and draper, 104,Clau~hton roadGrigg William, joiner, 40, Pilgrim streetGrocott Benjamin, glass and eatbenwa.redealer, 80, Chester streetGrundy George, hay, straw, and corn dealer,74, Grange lane. and at BrimstageGrundy John, baker and flour dealer, 13;Cleveland street; h. 1, Leicester streetGuirron Samuel Y., bookkeeper, 102, Cam..den streetGunning Henry, chief inspector of police,Adelphi terrace, 24, Adelphi streetGunton Edward, organist and professor ofmusic, 96, Camden etreetGuy George, Her Majesty's Customs, 8,Davies placeGwinr.. John, Custom House officer, 13,Lower Ivy streetRadii.ld Miss Anne F., day schoo~ 16,Clifton crescentHadley Ezra, gas inspector, 106, ClaughtonroadHague Thomas, clothier, 27, Market streetHalladay James, "Queen'$ Arms" hotel,16, Chester street. (See advertisement)Halliday James: provision dealer, 6, LowerIvy street, and 5 and 6 stall, Market ballHalpen Frederick Horatio, insurance agent,100, Exmouth street
Halpin ;rames, boot and shoemaker, 9, ForestreetHambletonThomas, watch and clockmaker,and silversmith and jeweller, 44, Argylestreet. (Su advertisement)Hamer George, chimneysweeper, 150,Chester streetHamilton William, jnn., hairdresser, 144,Price streetHamlet Henry, coal dealer, 111, St. AnnestreetHammond David, travelling draper, 5,Bridge streetHamnett Henry, coal dealer, 117, St. AnnestreetHancock Thomas, agent to the BrymboCoal Company; office, Morpeth dockqnay; h. Woodlands, Cliiton parkHarbord Edward, reporter for the "DailyPost," 24, Brook streetHarbridge William, wine and spirit dealer,New Borough stores, 9, 11, and 13,Chester streetHarding Richard, gas and water-rate col.lect9r, 5, Christ Church roadHardisty George, accountant; h. 35, HamiltonstreetHardisty M.iss Harriet, fancy repository,35, Hamilton streetHardisty J awes, grocer and provision dealer,2, Steward street, North BirkenheadHardisty William, treasurer to the Birken..head Commissioners, 35, Hamiltonsquare jh. 50, Price streetHargrea.ves John Ellwood, groce:.- andItalian warehouseman, 43, Hamiltonstreet, 36, 1!arket street, 1, Charingcross, and 159, Price street; h. l!aycroftvilla, Ball's road, ClaughtonRardman Mrs. Jemima, tea dealer, 132,Bridge streetHarkness and Dempster, joiners andbuilders, 56, Beckwith streetHarkness James. joiner and builder (firmof Harkness and Dempster); h.146,ConwaystreetHarkn..s John G.. storekeeper, Woodsideferry; h. 12, Brook streetHarold Robert. grocer and provision dealer,96 and 98. Vittoria streetHarper Mrs. Elizabeth, " Borough!Dn," 15,Grange streetHarris Charles, baker, corn and flour dealer,112. Grange lane. and 55, Watson streetBarris J ames, shoemaker, 29, St. AnnestreetHarris~nBazil Henry. ironmonger (firm ofHarrlson and Moore). 8, Elgin streetHarrisoD. Mrs. Elizabeth, draper, &c., 246,Grange laneBarrison George, provision· dealer, 300,Laird streetHarrison James, beer retailer, 290. Price st.Ha:rison James, provision dealer, 67, Bentinckstreet .BIRKENHEAD. 445•Harrison John, grocer, tea. dealer, andIta.li~.n warehouseman, 5, Cross street,Market crossHarrison Joseph, shopkeeper,. 2, ArthurstreetHarrison Metcalfe. butcher. 89, Grange In.Harrison and Moore, furnishing and generalironmongers, manufacturers of kitchenranges. iron bedsteads. &C.. 46, 46. and50, Hamilton street. (See adverti"ement)Harrison Samuel M.. manager of the UnionLoan and Discount Company (limited),36. Hamilton streetBarrison Mrs. Sarah, Cl Richmond Hotel,"52. Oxton roadBurison Thomasl greengrocer. &c., 60,Oxton roadHarrison William, grocer and tea dealer,162. Grange laneHart John. greengrocer, 119. Price streetRanley .A.mbrose. joiner and builder, 85,Beckwith streetHartley Miss Charlotte, day school, 5,H3.mpton streetHartley Hugh. provision dealer. 37. Park st.Harvey Thomas, chairmaker and furniturebroker, 7. Oliver streetHaselden Robt., shopkeeper, 53, Grange In.Hasprey Mrs. Mary, butcher, 13 and 14stall, Market H.ll; h. Queen street,TranmereRattan George, window-blindmanufacturer,217, Grange laneHathaway Mrs. Elizabeth, apartments, 4,Mortimer terrace, Hamilton squareHatIghton William, wax and tallow chandler,L::;5. Chester street; works, Tran._mere poolHa.wker Henry, apartments, 84, ExmouthstreetHawkins Robert, shopkeeper, 62, Grange In.Hayes William W. and Co., manufacturersof patent asphalte, sa.nitary pipes, :tirebricks) &e., 60, Claughton road, and at40, Seel street, LiverpoolHayward Charles, provision dealer, 16,Watson streetHaywardJ obn James, commercialtraveller,4~ Grange Vale terraceHea.ld Henry, cabinet maker, 44, Albion st.Healing William, goods agent, Great WesternRailway; h. 20, Brook streetHeathcock Mrs. Charlotte, butcher, 4,Market Hall; h. 24, Grange Vale terraceHeathcock Daniel, butcher, 48) Market st.Heathcock William, butcher) 1, 2, and 3,Market Hall; h. 11, Bridge streetHender$on James, .ship chandler, 3, RosebraeHendersoD Thomas C., jeweller and dealerin fancy manufactures, Fercy house, 32,Argyle streetHenderson William, nursery and seedsman,2, Market cross; nursery, Oxton hill,O%tn
BIEKENHEAD.Hendr'cl< Edward, ":Elorough" hoWl, 113,Price streetHenshall .John, coal dealer, 99, Camden ,SEHenshaw Thomas, boot and shoemaker, D,Henry streetHerald WiJliam. clerk, J6, Elgin streetHerbert .George, beer retailer, 5, LowerIvy streetHeron Alexander, stonemason and builder,86, Brook stree,tHeron .George, builder, 147, -Oliv.er streetRerraD William, master mariner, 39, Ha~milton squareHetherington Joseph,master mariner, 45,Claughton road .Hevey JaIDes and Co., paper·hangmgwarehouse, 26. Hamilton streetHevey James, house and estate agent, 26,Hamilton streetHewitt Mal'garet. potatoedealer, White st.Hicks William, hatter, 49. Chester streetHickling Mrs. Ann, draper and milliner,46. Exmouth streetHicks 'Villiam, herringcurer,49, Chester st.Higgi,ns Mrs., Oakville, Ashville road,Birkenhead parkEignett Richd.~ beer retailer, 41, Henry st.HIgnett Thomas, broker and shoe dealer,150. Price streetHigson Charles, fent dealer. 117, Price st.Bigson Robert, stone and marble works,83. Argyle street .Hill E~ward.baker and flour,dealer, Berthastreet, North endHill Edward, confectioner. 63, Market st.Hill John, toy dealer. 48. Exmouth streetRill R?bert. joiner, 198, Chester streetHill Seth, marine store dQaler, ~S, St. .Annestree.tHiltOD Mrs. Eliza, Etationer, &c., 53, ChesterstreetHilto,," Mrs. Catherine, lodgings, 17, ChesterstreetHilten WiIliam. butcher, 6 and 7, MarketHall; h. Clifden park. TranmereRime and Son, pianoforte and musicsellers,6f. Argyle streetHime \Villiam Henry, professor of music,64, Argyle streetHinsoD William. furnishing and generalironmonger.. gasfitter. and bellhangel', 69and 71, Argyle stre,e,t~inton Hichard. librarian, Free PublicLibrary. Hamilton streetHintoD Richard, photographer, 77. .Argylestreet; h. Free Library, Hamilton streetHinton Thomas. butcher, 22 and 23, !t-farketHall; h. 4, Greenfield streetHirst George. boot and shoemaker, 8, Crossstreet. .Market CrossHirst George, stonemason. 5. Rendal streetHirst John, boot and shoemakE'r.96, Chesterstreet, and at 70, ticotland road,I,iverpoolHoare John, lodgings, 18, CliftOn crellC9IltHobilI James," Conway .Arms" l1o~1 a;Conway street. and 2. Claug-hton ro~··1BobsoD John, shopkeeper, 97, Bentinck.streetHobson ]\foses. shopkeeper. 31. Rose ,treetHodson Thomas. shopkeeper, 1, Elizabethplace. Jackson streetHodgkinson James, portrait painter andphotographer, 119, Grange lane. (See a~vertzscment)Hodgkinson John, beer retailer lllld coaland potatoe dealer, St. Anne streetHodgson Mrs. Ann, apartments l04Bridge street ' "Bodgson Airdes James, "Red Lamp" 48and 50, Somen"me street 'Hodgson Edward, beer retailer, 169, Cleve.land streetHodgson Elliot, detective officer, Hi, ElginstreetHodgson F. and J., auctioneers, val~and agents to the -Queen Fire and LifeInsurance Company, 30, Argyle streetHodgson James, "Chester" hotel, 39, Ben.tinck street .Hodgson Wm., joiner and huilder~Yard,Brook street; h. S, Crown streetHodskinson William, shoemaker and clog..geT, 168, Chester street, and 31, WatsonstreetRoey John, coal dealer, 36, Flamank streetHo~g Thomas, assistant roarl surveyor,Central lodge, Birkenhead parkHolding George, shopkeeper, 90, Oliverst;Holloway Miss Mary, dressmaker, 32,Oxton road*Holmes George, architect; h. 5, Somersetplace!Iolsl(l"ove John, veterinary surgeon, 1.30,-Chester streetHolt John, pawnbroker and outfitter, 179,Chester streetHolyoake Philip Birkett, beer retailer, 22,Abbey streetHookey Captain James, B.N., harbourmaster, The Tower j h. Bridge .streetHope James, bookkeeper, 284, Price streetHope Thomas, linen and woollen draper,17 and 19. Cross s.treet, Market crossHorlick William. haker and flour dealer,t:i 1, Oxton roadHortQn William, bricklayer and beer ~tailer, 25, Bentinck street ,Houghton William, "North Star" :inn,Clevf'land streetHoulding William, baker and flour dealer,33 and 35, Cleveland street, lllld 10,Watson streetHoward Henry, "Waterloo" .j,nn, Churc.hstreetHoward John, pianoforte and music ,ware,.house, 6, Claughton road, and 72, .Argylestr.eetHowe Joho, balcer, .6,Egerton .s.t~eetHowie J oseph, tailor, 76, Argy.!lo s1J:ill;
BlRKENHEAD.ii ;II!II.i" iHowson John D., preparatory 2chool, 11and 13, Barnard roadHoyle John. ~gent for the British PrudentialInsurance Company, 23, BentinckstreetHubbert Zachariab, draper, hosier, glover,&C., 18, Market stre~t; h. 32, .PilgrimstreetHudson Edmund L., snrgeon, 5, HamiltonsquareHudson J oseph, grocer, 85, Claughton roadHudson Samuel, H Crown" vaults, 60,Market streetHughes Edward, beer retailer, 10, VincentstreetBughes Edwd.; bookkeeper, 38, ClaughtonroadHUl'rhes Edward, butcher, 49, Bentinck st.HughesMrs. Elizabeth, apartments, 131,Bridge streetHughes George Bartlett, pawnbroker, 131,Frice streetHughes John, tailor and draper,49, CathcartstreetBughes J ahD, hosier, haberdasher, &c., 149,Chester streetHughes James Austin, dentist (firm ofHughes and Ritson) j h. 32~ HamiltonsquareHughes John, joiner, cabinet maker, andfurniture de-aler, 160) Grange laneHughes Joseph, beer retailer, 15, BentinckstreetHughes Richard, linen and woollen draper,silk mercer, hosier, &c.~ 110, Chester st.Hughes Richad~ railway inspector, 16,Chapel streetHu~hes and Ritson, surgeon dentists, 32~Hamilton squareHughes Robert Hinde, ·lanQ. and estateagent, 7, Hamilton streetHughes Samuel, accountant, estate agent,and agent to the Provincial Fire andLife In$urance Company, 7, Duncan st.Ruken Robert, clerk, 22, Cardigan streetHullin Miss Elizabeth, dress and mantlemaker, 183, Price streetRurne James and Co., plumbers and brassfounders.Morpeth dock, and 107, Ches4ter st.reetBumphreys John, coal dealer, 58, Watsonstreet; h. 88, Beckwith streetHunt Frederick Augustus, poulter(>r, gamedealE:!r, and fishmonger, 37 and 38, Mar4ket hallHunter Mrs. Agnes, dressmaker, 9, pymstreetHunterThe Misses. dressmakers and small..ware dealers, 18, Regent 'PlaceBurst John. plasterer. 3. Wilkinson streetHutchinson John. butcher. 50, Watson st.Huxley Mrs. J ane. H Mersey" hotel. 25,Lord street. and 19, George streetHwdey Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 30,Sandford street'47If --------------- '*_.rIHux!ey Thomas, butcher, U and 25 stalls,Market hall; h. 4, Richmond cottages,Oxton roadHyatt George, watch and clockmaker, 51,Market streetHyde Charles. beer retailer. 330. Price st.Hyde James, shopkeeper. 45. MarketstreetInman Miss Hannah!Church streetshopkeeper, 12,Inman Thomas, dockHampton streetwarehouseman, 9,.Inne~ The Misses Jane, Carotine. and Eliza,pnvate governesses, 80, Claughton roadlnwood John, ,. Old English Gentleman,"285~ Cleveland streetIvison William. clerk. 26. Dacre streetJ ackson Catherine, millinermaker, 70. Grange laneand dress.Jackson John, shopkeeper. 219, Chester st.Jackson John, shopkeeper. 1, TranmerevaleJackson John Pay, "Vale" hotel, 81,Oxton road. (See advertisement)Jackson Stephen, clerk, 4. Rose braeJ ackson Thomas, boot and shoe manufacturer,24, Hamilton streetJacob Edward Long, B.A., surgeon,: andsenior surgeon to the Birkenhead Bo-rough Hospital, 59, Hamilton squareJacob Ey. Long, M.R.C.S., dentist, dentalsurgeon to the Birkenhead BoroughHospital, 19, Hamilton squareJames Davjd, shopkeeper, 34:1, BrookstreetJames H .• chimneysweeper, 215. Chester st.J ames John Henry, china and glass dealer,36, Argyle streetJanion Mr. Joseph, Park view, Clifton parkJaques John, upholsterer,148:Claughton rd.Jennette Matthew, surgeon, consulting surgeonto the Borough Hospital, and policesurgeon, 33, Eamilton streetJepson James, boot and shoemaker, 25,Parkfield avenueJeweIl James,·beerretailer and refreshmentrooms, 195, Chester streetJ OhuseD George, corn and hay dealer, 93,and 95, Chester street; h. 42, Pilgrim st.Johnson Henry. butcher, 209, Grange lane,and 170. Brook streetJohnson Robert. butcher. 110> Oliver streetJ olmson Samuel,slaughter-house constable,Jackson streetJohnstone John, stonemason and ge-nera!contractor, Conway street; h. Sidneyroad. TranmereJohnstone Rohert, pork bntcher, 115,Oliver streetJohnstone RobenE., engineer to the Birkenhead.Railway Company; h. 1, Mooreterrace. Oxton roadJohnstone Walter. secretary to the BirkenheadRailway office, Cathcart street; h.39, Oxton roadJones M.... Ann, lodging house, 197, Pricestreet
448 BIRKENHEAD.J ones Benjamin. land and estate agent, andsecretary to BirkenbeadLandandInvest. ment Association, 78, Market street; h.27. Grange roadJones Charles, grocer and provision merchant,96, Grange lane ..J ones Charles. pharmaceutical chemist, 011merchant. &c.. 12, HamUton street. and34 and 36. Bridge street, also Cb'W;chroad. Higher Tranmere. (See advertISement)JaDes Edward, boot and shoemaker, 209,Cbeste!' street, and temperance hotel,195. Chester streetJanes Edward, tailor and draper, 108, PricestreetJODes Edward. linen draper, 110, Price st..Jones Miss Elizabeth, butcher, 17 stall,MarketJones George. wood turner. 19, Chapel streetJODes George, " Old Priory" hotel, Leices·ter streetJones Giitlith. greengrocer. 37. Bentinck st.Jones By. Oliver. clerk, 207. Oliver streetJones.Hugh, butcher. 40. Exmouth streetJOneS James. beer retailer, 17. Watson st.Jones James. butcher, 11 stall. New MarketJones Mrs. Jane, apartments, 96, ExmouthstreetJones John, butcher. 21 stall, Market hall;h. 6, Cross streetJODes John, bookeeper, 91, Cla.ughton roadJones John. pawnbroker, 166. Cleveland st.Jones John, shoemaker. 140. Brook streetJ ones John. shopkeeper. 119. Brook streetJones John, tailor, 15. Whetstone laneJones John Edward, ,. Great Western"family and commercial hotel, Church st.Jones J nhn Peter. bank cashier. 16, Elgin st.Jones Joseph, .. Ship" inn. Shore roadJones Mrs. Afargaret, h Grapes" inn, 167,Bridge atreet .Jones Mary Ann, shopkeeper, 21, BlackpoolstreetJonesMiss Mary L.• milliner. 42. Argyle st.Jones Matthew, tailor and draper, 20,Price streetJones Mrs.," Ferry ,. inn, Rose braeJones Peter, ,. Liverpool Arms," 194:, ChesterstreetJones Peter, carter, 58. Egerton streetJones Richard. shopkeeper, 83. Catheart st.Jones Robert Kent, watchmaker, jeweller,and engraver, 168. George laneJones Samuel. house and insurance at'tent..A.1bion buildings, 9, Market street; h.107, Grange laneJones Thomas. beer rE'tailer, 200, Brook st.Jones Thomas. greengrocer, 8. Artbur streetJones Thomas. shopkeeper. 23. Blackpoolst.Jones William. coal dealer. Priory Coalyard; h. 12. White streetJones William, custom-hou.ee clerk, 0,Princes terraceJones William," SUD" inn, 208, Bridge st.J ougbin .The~dore Christian, "Bull» .100. V,ttona street 1IIlJ,Kaighin Mrs. Cbristian. COOper. and brnshand basket dealer, 41, Grange lane d23. Market Hall ' anKaighin !Villiam Henry. white cooper. anddealer m basketsand brushes. 157. Cb...terstreet~ cO?perage, M~ketplace, southIray Mrs. Harrlet. confectioner ar.d tea andcoffee rooms, 5. Chester streetKay William. greengrocer. 376. Price streetKearney Bernard, baker and flour dealer27, Arthur street, and 356, Price street JKeatley Amos, coal agent. 34, Oxtan roadKeeling Mrs. JaDe. •. Royal" family andcommercial hotel, 61, Church streetKeizer Lawrence, fancy repository~ 52Argyle street'Kelley Mrs. Ann. lod~ngs.213. Oliver st.Kelly James. beer retaIier.131. BeckwithstKelly James. upholsterer and f..tbe;merchant, 100, Chester streetKelly .Tohn. beer retailer. 124. Beckwith st.Kelly Mrs. Julia. cab proprietor, 21, Cb...ter streetKelvey Chas. Grant, watch manuf""turer45, Church street 'Kemp Charles. greengrocer, 9. Bsntinck st.Kennedy Edward, grocer and provisiondealer. 15. Watson streetKennedyJames, master mariner, 65, GrangemountKenney Thomas. shopkeeper. Dacre streetKenning Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 34,Market streetKent Edwin Jackson. solicitor. clerk to themagistrates. and clerk tn the Woodsideand Hoylake Turnpike Trust, office,Town hall; h. EgremontKerr James, water inspector, 17, Windsorstreet .Kerr John, master mariner, 18, GrangeVale terraceKeren Mrs. Elizabeth, provision shop. 67,Duke streetKind Charles. bookkeeper. 105, ClaugbtonroadKing Aaron, shopkeeper, Westbourne roadKing Mrs. Catherine. shopkeeper, 28,Cleveland streetKing George, butcher. 2, Watson streetKirby Christopher, bookkeeper, 46, CathcartstreetKirkpatrick Miss Sarah.milliner and dress·maker. 146. Claughton roadKitchen Robt.. photographer. 23. ArgylsSt.Kitehing Edward, grocer and tea dealer,114. Chester streetKitchingman Isaiah, artist, 78, Hamiltonstreet; h. 3, Church terrace, HigherTranmereKnight J oseph, shopkeeper, 21, UpperBeckwith streetKnight Rohert. provision dealer. 43 and«,Market hall; h. 3, Nelson street
Knot< William, butcher, 1, Watsou street,and MarketKnott William. butcher. 22. Watson streetKnowles Thomas, confectioner, 24" O"tonroadKyDaston Thomas. butcher. 86. Grange ID.Kynaston Richard, butcher. 90, Grange In..Kyoaston William. butcher. HO. GrangeJane. and 16, Arthur streetLacey George. builder, brickmaker. &e.,144. CODway streetLa.ckland John. j un.. and Co., sheet andplate glass warehouse. 84" Argyle street.(&e adveT/isement)Laing Robert Hall, cashier, 186. ConwaystreetLaird Brothers, engineers, iron and woodshiphuilders. boiler makers. &c.. BirkenheadIron WorksLaird Messrs. W. and H. t coal merchants,32, Bridge street. and Great FloatLamb John, cashier, <strong>County</strong> Court, 16,Price streetLamb Joseph, surgeon, 16. Price streetLamb Owen, grocer and provision dealer,110. Claughton roadLamb Thomas, clerk at <strong>County</strong> Court, 16,Price streetLambert James. M.D.• surgeon to the BirkenheadBorough HospitaL 80, Price st.LambertMts.Mary, shopkeeper.lO. ChapelstreetLamont Archibald, eatinghouse. 1, St.Mary's gateLancashire Coal Company. offices 27.Argyle st.-Charles Gray Mot~. managingproprietor; Yard, 49. Old Chester roadLancaster John. photographer (firm ofMessrs. Lancaster); h. 4. Price streetLancaster John. tailor and lettercarrler,51. Henry streetLa.nca~ter Messrs.. artists & photographers,6. Price street, Hamilton square, and atGrosvenor street, Chester. (See adver~tisement)Lancaster Robert. butcher. 11. Watsonstreet. and Claughton firs. Oxton hillLane .John. pork butcher, 13. Grange streetLaughan Francis, grocer and painter, 13,Chapel streetLangley Francis, grocer. &CO. 13. Chapel st.Langley John, "Farmer's Inn," WaterlooplaceLar.gley John and Sons, cart owners, WaterlooplaceLangley Thomas, grocer and provisiondealer. 75" Grange laneLangley William, joiner and builder, 61,Old Chester roadLarkin Peter. green~rocer. 22 and 23 stall,Market hall; h. Walton streetLatham Thomas, pavior, 14,6, BeckwithstreetLaughton Joseph Sykes, bookseller, O"tonroadmBIRKENHEAD. 449~m~sAbraham.ilip~doo~buiJd~blacksmith, &c., Shore road; h. 163Bridge street - 'Law Simon, beer retailer, 35. Hope street~wless Michael. beer retailer,105.Watsonstreet .LawrenCe Nathaniel, bntcher. H and 47E::z:mouth street; h. 8. Rose street 'Lawson David. shopkeeper. 29. Oliver st.Lawsan Thomas, beer retailer, 44. Oliver st.Lawton George. carter. 54. Jackson street·Lea Mrs~ Eleanor, H Obser\"atory t1 inn, 57,Oxtan road'Lea Mrs. Elizabeth May, brush and toydealer. 215, Grange laneLea John, bookkeeper, 79. Church streetLeach Charles B., "<strong>County</strong> Arms" hotel,~d commission agent. Abbey streetLear Richard, miIkseller, 32. Sun streetLeasor John. beer retailer, :furniture dealer,&0.. 86 and 88. Oxton road, and 189,Price streetLetham John. joiner and bnilder, 2, Low Bt.L"eatherbarrow Mrs., apartments, 12,Grange Vale terraceLeczinsky Maximilian, "Egerton Arms,"Canning street. and Sandford streetLedsham Joseph. greengrocer and fruiterer,14, to 16. Market; h. 13. Greenfield streetLee Mrs. Ann, grocer, 114, Oliver streetLee Benjamin. grocer and provision dealer,130. Grange laneLee Jahn. outfitter. hosier. and smallwaredealer. 15. Market Cross stree-tLeech John. provision dealer. 36. Markethal.1; h. Alma villas, Tranrnere parkLeech and McWattie. milliners. 96, Chesterstreet. (See adverusement)Leeming John William. saddle. bridle andharness currier. wholesale leather de,aler,&C.• 151, Chester street. & 97, St. James's. street. and 197, Mill street, LiverpoolLeeming WiJliam (firm of J. and W. Lee.ming) 151, Chester streetLees John, "Commercial" inn. Old Chesterroad, corner of Grange street. (Se. ad_tisement)Lees Mrs. Mary Ann, smallware dealer, 91>,"Oxton roadLees Samuel, grocer and provision dealer,4,9. Ivy streetLegge Edward, paint manufacturer. plaster,cement,oil, and paper-hangingwarehouse,Lionel works, H, Gr~gelane; h. CliftonparkLegge Miss Ellen. day school, Grange laneLegge Henry Jas., bookkeeper, 8, GermanterraceLeg-ge William, hatter, &eo, 13, Cross street,Market cross -Lenahan Catherine, beer retailer, 68, ParkstreetLewis John. joiner and builder, Conwaystreet; h. 6. I'rinces.\er!"aCeLew John, lodgings, 21, Oxtqn road
450 BIRKENHEAD.Lewis-joseph, shoemaker, 9, ~range streetLewis Morris,·billposter, 1, Wmdsor placeLew!s William (firm of Smith and Lew!s),154, Price streetL!ghtburn Mrs. Elizabeth, dyer, &Al., 186,Chester streetr.ightfoot Joseph, clerk, 150. Grange laneL!ghtfoot Mrs. Susannah, milliner, &e., 150,Grange lsneLightbound Mrs. Hannah. baker and flour· dealer. 78, .AIgyle street; h. Churchroad,. Higher Tranmere .L!ghtbound William, baker and proVISiondealer, 85, Oxton roadLindon Jas., contractor, 6, Back Oliver st.Lirisley John Atha; apartments, 29, Grange• readLittle William, U George-and Dragon." 82,Grange lane. corner of Argyle streetLloyd Henry, butcher, stall 15 and 16,Market; h.Helt hillLloyd John. :fishmonger, poulterer. and. game dealer. 39 and 40. Market place.;h. 1~. Ivy streetJ:,loyd Peter. grocer, tea dealer, &C.,28 and· 50.. Market street; h. BebingtonLloyd Thomas. bootmaker, 78. Grange laneLloyd Thos..land surveyor. estateagent. and- architect, 23, Argyle street; h. 45", Canning&treetLloyd William. boot and shoemaker, 18,Grange laneL
BffiKENHE:>\.D.'Ma,irs Robert, watch and clockmaker, 180,Cleveland streetMale William., plumber, painter, and paperhanger.21. Grange roadyalone Peter, cart owner, 20, Neptune st.Ma.lpas Thomas, tailor and woollen draper,68, OS-ton roadManu David, master m.arinel', 103, Ben. . tinc:k streetManning Joseph, pork butcher, 174, ClevelandstreetMannlng William, lodgIngs, 64, BeckwithstreetMuriott Joho, shoemaker, 135, BeckwithstreetMarsh GMrge, cab proprietor, 51, DUver st.Marsh John. grocer, baker, and provisiondealer, 229 and 231, Chester street.M'arshall Henry, shopkeeper, 8, Watson st.Marshall John, coal dealer, Egerton streetMarstOD Henry William, tinplate-worker,81, Exmouth street·Martin Henry, leather merchant andboQttopmanufacturer, 44 and 46, Watsonstreet; h. Price streetMartin \Villiam, surgeon, 70, Oxtoo roadMashiter Joseph Brand, saddlerandharness"maker, 226, Chester streetMason George, HThe Queen~s" family andcommercial hote~ Park road, east. Birk- .enheadParkentrance. (See ad.ertisement)Mason John, beer retailer, 44, St. Anne'streetMason Sam1., printer, bookbinder, stationer,and bookseller, 53, Ivy street~terson Charles, cabinet maker, 138,• Price streetMather, Ledward, and Co., iron and steelmerchants, Lord street, head office, LiverpoolMather Thos., c1ogger, Market place, south.Matthews ElleD, tripedresser~' 3 and 4,Market hall; h. 75, Albion streetMatthews Miss Emily,. milliner and dress-. maker, 101., Grange laneMatthews John, pork butcher, 16 and 27 to30. Market hall, and 81, .Albion street,Market crossMatthews Patrick, tripedresser, 15 and 16,]"!arket hall. and 75, Albion streetMatthew's William, master mariner, . 39,Henry streetMatthewson WilUam,-" Elephant & Castle,~18 and 20. Park streetMaw~y ~illiam, furnishing and manufa.e.;;.turmg lronnlonger, gasfitter, &c., 7, Crossstreet, Market crossMaxell Robert, shopkeeper, 151, Brook st.May John, "Durham Ox," 92, Jackson st.Mea-cock Robert, plumber, glazier, painter,paper-hanger, &c., 26 and 28, Conway.street. ; h. Five Lane ends, Neston.· (&eadr:ertiseme:nt)M~Bartholomew,· beer retailer and proVlB10llShop, 824, l'rieestreetMeads William,hntcher, 86, Cathcartstreet,and 49, Watson street .Mee Mark, bookkeeper, 161, Bridge streetMe!bourne Thomas,_ apartments, 3, MortImerterraceMeredith Thomas, haker and flour dealer,77, 'Watson streetMerna Arthur, shopkeeper, 36, Frederickst.Metcalf Charles, smallware dealer, 35,. Grange roadMiddIeton Rohert, gntta percha bnot and, shoe depot, 101, Chester streetMidgley Caroline, confectioner, 24 stall,, Market hallMidgley John,·veterinarysurgeon, 15, LowerIvy street; h. 7, Cleveland streetMidgley Samuel, cabinet maker and uphol,sterer, 108, Argyle streetMidgley Mrs" upholsteress, 108, Argyle st.Miles William R., horse dealer, liverystables. W oodside; h. 7, Elgin streetMilIar Edwd" "Dock"hote1, Dock cottagesMillar Thomas Francis. professor of music,4, Belmont grove, Oxton road.Miller David, shopkeeper, 98. Beckwith st.·Miller John, shopkeeper, 18~ Braggey streetMiller John, shopkeeper, 289, Brook streetMills Edward, surveyor, &C. (firm of ·Millsand Fleteher); h. 36, Hamilton square .Mills and-Fletcher, surveyors and valuers;4.9, Hamilton squareMills· John, ,clock and watchmak,er, 11,Lower Ivy streetMills John, coach builder, 71, Market street; .h. 2, Lorn street, (See advertisement)Mllnes William, draper and milliner, 129,Grange laneMilnes William ~binson, estate and insuranceagent, 8, Duncan street; h. 205,'. Oliver street .Minerva Lime Company, JackBon streetOwen Caregan, agentMinns ;Richard-Henry, landing surveyor,R.M.C., 2, Mortimer terraceMinton ·Richard, Rowland, oil and colormanufacturer, 70, Market street;. h. 39,·Church st.-Works, Cheapside, liverpoolMitchell Peter Hutcheson,'baker and confeetioner~268,' Conway streetMitchell Thomas, gingerbeer manufacturer,.' 56, Cathcart street .MitchelLThomas, :medical botanlst, 99,Chester streetMonteithAnn;beer retailerandshopkeeper,81, Oliver streetMontgomery_ ..Robert Justin, hon.Se.. ~andestate agent, and agent for the BritishNation Fire and Life Insurance, 26,·Con7_way street; h. 2, Brighton villas, Frod-- sham street, TranmereMontgomeryStephen, furniture ,.broker,262, Conway street _ ..Montgomery William W ..coal,s~te, and tilemerchant, 1, Mortimer,terrace
BIRKENHEAD.Mooney Miss Catherine, tobscconist, 1,Hamilton streetMaore Charles Hulse, watchmaker andjeweller, hatter; and hosier, 39 and 41,Hamilton streetMaore Joho, ironmonger (firm of Bamsonand Moore), 82, Camden streetMaore Robert Bendell; solici~or, Duncanstreet; h. 56. Bridge streetMoore Susanna, mistress of St. James'sschool, Conway streetMonre Wm., grocer and provision dealer,61, J'ackson streetMaore William, stevedore and beer retailer,476, Price street, Old Bidston roadMoors Thomas, carter, 142, Bridge streetMoran Thom..., cabinet maker and npholsterer,95, Argyle streetMorgari Evans lshoemaker, 257, Brook st.Morgan William, greengrocer, 270, ConwaystreetjMorgan William, pork butcher, 174, Ches.ter streetMorison Wm., master mariner, 3, PrincesterraeeMorris John, bookkeeper, 7, Sussex street,Grange laneMorris Mrs. Kate, "Grand 'I'runk J) hotel,Duke street, Old Bidston roadMorris Mrs. Mary, shopkeeper, 25, Crownstreet .Morris Price, t.a.ilor, woollen draper, andoutfitter, 4: and 6, Cross street, MarketcrossMorris Thomas, beer retailer, 6, Grange In.Morris Thllmas, joiner and builder, 225,Oliver streetMorrish Miss RIleD, milliner, 164, GrangelaneMormon Daniel, boatbuilder (firm of Morrisonand Dickinson); h. 126, ClanghtonroadMortan Mrs. Mary, stra.w bonnet maker,206, Chester streetMoseley W., "<strong>Cheshire</strong> Observer" office,51, Ivy streetMoss William, coal agent, 188, Conway st.Matt Charlee Grey, coal merchant (firm,LsJi....hire Cos! Company) 27, Argylestreet; h. Sunnyside, Cavendish road,Bir1>enhead parkMatt Julius and SgDS, wine and spirit merchants,27, Argyle street, and 21, SouthCastle street, LiverpoolMowell George, snb-manager of WoodsideFerry, 3, German terraceMnlholland ,Tohn, grocer, &c., 58, MarketstreetMullholland J OM, greengrocer, 93, BeckwithstreetMullock Richard, chemist and dru~gist,Charing cros~, and -177, Chester street.(Sce advertisement)Mnlvaney. Michae~ heenetailer, 13, UpperBeekwith street·Murphy Miss Ellen, general dealer 91'Hamilton street, and 24, Market hallMnrphy Jame., shopkeeper and milkseUC!46, St. Anne street 'Murphy John, car proprietor, Grange laneMurphy John, tailor and outfitter 47Watson street ' ,Murphy John, tailor, 6, Crown streetMurphy Patrick. c~binet maker and up_holsterer, 121, Pnce street; h. 4, Hamp_ton streetMunn William, hairdresser, 252, Grange InMJers \Villiam, apartments, 103, Onon td"Nancollis WilIiam Bennett, master mariner'14, Elgin street 1Naylor James, cabinet maker, 5, AckworthplaceNaylor Robert, shoemaker, 162, Chester atNea! Daniel, provision dealer, 15, Wilso~streetNea1e Frederick Samne~ master marinerHampton street'Needham Francis, photographer, 25, BridgestreetNeighbour Robert, railway clerk, 106,Market streetNeilson Miss Mary, day school, 5, Elgin st.Nelson WiUiaro, gardener, 13, Whetstone In.New J o,eph, agent for the Rnyal Fire andLife Insurance Company, 34, Hamilton st.Newall ~1rs., apartments, 5, Austin streetNewell Richard, railway carriage inspector,5, Chapel place, Austin streetNewby Jobn, earthenware dealer, 13, GeorgestreetNewton Miss Susan, infant school, 58,Beckwith street .Nicholscn 1I1rs. A. E., boot and shoe dealer,79, Grange lane; h. 1, Princes tmaceNicholson Euphemia, milliner, &co, 14,Watson streetNicholson George, corporation storekeeper,264, Price streetNicholson James, coal and potatoe dealer,and proprietor of public weighingmachine, 141, Price streetNicholson William, potatoe and coal mer·chant, 8, Market street; h. I, Princesterrace, Grange laneNicol John, dranghtsman, 24, Dacre streetNisbet Miss Charlotte, milliner, 8, RegentplaceN olands William, chairmaker, 15, OldChester roadNorris John T~ accountant, house andestate ."aent, 36, Hamilton street. (Saadve:rti~enumt)North and South Wales Bank (branch of),62, Hamilton square-James EdmundRae, manager .N ugent Patrick, beer r~taihr, 11, Priory st.Oakley JohD, chimne,ysweeper, 99, A1bionstreetOates Catberine, egg and :fish dealer, 4market stall; h.·87, Albion street .
BIRKENHEAD. 4113oat6eld Thomas, wine imd spirit merchant,95 and 97, Grange laneOgden Mrs. Mary Ann, dressmaker, &c.,220, Chester streetOeden Richard, cay school, 220, Chester st.oiIey William, beer retailer, 84, CathcartstreetO'Heher Morgat1,!:lchoolmaster, 65, Oliver st.Oliver John, printer and publisher of the"Birkenhead and <strong>Cheshire</strong> Advertiser,"9, Cross street, Market cross; h.. Seymourstreet, TranmereOli..er Richard, bookkeeper, 42, ElOIlouth st.O'Neil Joseph, cabinet makf'T and furnitureremover, 41,. Exmouth street; h. Park~fieldO'Neil Thomas Barnett, furniture broker,24, Claughton roadO'Neil William, newsvender, 83, ExmouthstreetO'Reilly Patrick, provision dealer, 334,Price streetOrdish William, hairdresser, 47, Market st.On George S.. ('lerk, 117, Bridge streetOsbome John, shoemaker, 100, LivingstonestreetOsborne Robert, boot and shoemaker, 25,Sandford streetOsborne William. greengrocer, 203, Cle..elandstreetOsborne William, printer, stationer, andbookbinder, and agent to the Liverpooland London Fire and Life InsuranceCompany, 38, Hamilton street; h. 5 iPrinces street, Grange laneOToole James, grocer, &C., 9, Claughton rd.O·Toole Lawrence, greengrocer, 23 stall,Market hall: h. 28, Back Oliver streetOutram Richard, dining rooms, 18, ChesterstreetOwen Qeorge S., painter, 15, Nelson streetOwen James C., beer retailer, 91, Brook.streetOwen John, dispensing and family chemist,2~, Argoyle streetOwen John, ea.rthenware dealer and baker,50, Claughton roadOwen Robert. butcher, 40, Exmonth streetOwens Humphrey, coal dealer, 80, OliveI' st.Owens Joseph, blacksmith, h. 46, BeckwithstreetOwens Josiah, master mariner, 32, Ex:mouth streetOwens Mrs. Mary, tailor, 32, Oxton roadOwens Owen, slate merchant, 235, ChesterstreetOwens William, blacksmith, 44, BeckwithstreetOxton John, mason and beer retailer, 133,.-Brook streetPain Thomas, merchant, 12, Lord streetPalmer Mrs. Catherine, "Combermere"hotel, 126, Oliver streetPalmer Jam... milkseller, 152, BeckwithPalmer Lonisa, saddler imd harness maker169, Chester street .. 'Pamser J amas, Inland Re..enne officer12, CHfton crescent 'Parker Thomas Bnrton, clerk, 95, Claughtonroad -Parkinson Richard, district superintendentfor the British Prudential AssuranceCompany,105, Bentinck streetParr John, ropemaker and earthenwaredealer. 214, Chester streetParry Bennett, bookkeeper, 80, GladstonestreetPa:rry David. draper, &c., 17, Market hall;h. 40, Cottage streetParry Hugb, grocer end provision dealer,22, Chapel streetParry Miss J ene, shopkeeper. Qneen streetParry William, tailor, 47, Old Bidston rd.Parsons Edward, railway goods agent, 29,Church streetParsons Robert, tailor. 17, Regent placeParsonage John, drsper, 4, Barton street,Oxton roadPartington Joseph, pbotographer, Ivy st.Partridge Thomas Bnrrongh, B.A. andM.D., dispensing chemist and Burgeon,70, Oxton road, and 64, Watson streetPashley William Charles, carver, gilder,and picture.frame manufacturer, 46,Argyle street. (00 advertisement)Patchett Mrs. Elizabeth, Musty ale store,119, Watson streetPaterson Mrs. Emma, baby linen and dressand mantle maker, 4, :\.1onk streetPaterson James, shopkeeper, Dock cottagesPayne James, coal merchant, and agent forMancot Banks Colliery, 151, Bridge streetPeacock John, confectioner, 24, Argyle st.Peacock Thomas, cabinet end architecturalturner, Abbey streetPearce Mrs. Ann, apartments, 5, MortimerterracePears John, coal dealer, 61, Thomas streetPearse Rev. John Thomas, M.A., headmaster of Birkenhead Proprietary School,Conway street, Birkenhead parkPearson Andrew, master mariner, 10. ClevelandstreetPearson Ann, lodgings. 8, Brook streetPearoon Henry, pawnbroker, 17, Elgin st~Pearson John H., chemist and dra.ggist,128, Grange lanePearson Joseph, grocer, 15, Monk street;h. :10, Grange Vale terracePearson'Thomas, plasterer, 14, ClaughtonroadPeck Joseph Sutton, draper (firm of W.Peck and Son); b. 2, Market streetPeck, Watson, ant! Son, linen and woollendrapers, 86 and 88, Chester street, and 2;)Market streetPeers Joseph, beer retailer, Albion streetPegler Leonard, cab proprietor, 51, Oli..erstreet
BIRKENHEAD.Pemberton Samuel, shoemaker, 61, Cathcartstreet:Pemberton WiIlialD, beer retailer, 63, Bentinckstreet:PenIington John, shopkeeper, 93, WatsonstreetPerrin Joseph, cart owner, "Arab Anns/'IS, Watson street .Perry J oseph Edmund, coal ollico, Egerton. dockPerry Robert, lodgings, 66, Beckwith streetPeterson Mrs. ElIen, tobacconist and stationer,43, Market street .Peto, Brassey, and Betts, engineers, iron·fonndera, shipbuilders, and iron bridgemanufacturera, Canada. works, BeaufortroadPetty Robert. cabinet maker and furniturebroker, 15 and 17, Claughton roadPhillips John, stationer and newsagent,52, Market streetPhillips Mrs. Martha, "Caledonian" inn,68, Market streetPhillips Samuel, "Hamlet J' vaults, 20,Chester streetPhilIips Thomas, dyer, 85. ExmonthstreetPickup .Tohn, '·Victoria.." hotel, 162, ClevelandstreetPidgeon James, builder," Morning Star," I,George streetPierce Edward, bookkeeper, 17, CIifconcrescentPierce Humphrey, dyer, 21I, Grange lanePitcher Mrs. Harriet, dressmaker, 7, OxtonroadPlatt George. parish clerk, undertaker, andcashier of Birkenhead Savings bank, 62.Market streetPIa.tt Hannah, milliner and hosier, 62,. Market streetPlilDley Mrs. Susannah, lodgings, 6, ExmouthstreetPollard Sarah, beer retailer, 34, Watsonstreet. and «,St. Anne streetPorter William, draper, 9, Monk street; h.19, Price streetPover Mrs. Jane, butcher, ~rarket hall; h.11; Clifton crescentPo,,;ell Henry, beer retailer, BentinckstreetPoweH Mary. beer retailer, 290, Price st.Po.-ell Miss Rachael, day school, 14, ClevelandstreetPotts Richard Barlow, ironmonger, 106,. .Price streetPo\"ey Gearge. cabinet maker and upholst
Bedhead John, master mariner, 84, PilgrimstreetReed William, window-blind manufacturer,10, Grange lane:Reed William and Son, window blind manufacturers,112, Argyle streetlleel Michael, hatter and outfitter, 117,. Market street, and at LiverpoolBees Griflith, grocer and provision dealer,56, Vittoria s~reet .Reid David, cabinet maker and upholsterer,132, Grange laneReed Samuel, master mariner, 34, Pilgrimstreet .Bees Mrs. Ellen, straw bonnet maker, 95,Beckwith S,jreetRennie Robert, master mariner, 24, Price st.Rennick Harvey~ grocer and provisiondealer, 58, Park street, and 22, Art-hur. street .Revis Thomas C., a.cademy, Conway streetReyDolds Geo. S., artist and photographer,30, Claughton road]leynold. Johu, baker and fiour dealer, 138,Grange laneReynolds William, clerk, 13, Sun streetRhetemeyer Mynhaxdt Chriatopher, book. keeper, 9, Sussex:. streetRhoden Thomas, " Bird-in-Hand," 11,Chapel streetRhode. J ane, shopkeeper, 39, John street,Argyle streetRhodes John, blacksmith, Argyle streetRichard. Daniel Robert, boot and shoemaker,79, Exmouth streetRichardson Charles, coal merchant, 15,Duncan street; h. Heathfield villa,Woodchurchroad, OxOOn _Richardson George, tailor and draper, 95,Oxton roadRichardson Henry, whitesmith, 7, Henry st.Richardson Mrs. Margaret, shopkeeper, 1,Henry streetRidley William, beer retailer and cooper,22, Lower Ivy streetRidgwa)~ Joseph, commission agent, 18,Cleveland streetRigby Allan, beer retailer, 51, Claughton rd~R~gby Allan, plumber, '\Vesley streetRIley Joseph, beer retailer, 2, Meacock st.Riley Richard, manager to the MerseyBoard and Harbour Dock Works, Eger.ton Dock Quay; h. Camden streetRigby Willia.m, stonemason, 15, WilkinsonstreetRimmer Edwaxd, accountant, 4, ClevelandstreetRimmer James, corn and flour dealer, 1,.Mersey street, and at LiverpoolRimmer Joho, " Wheatsheaf" inn, 89Corporation road'Rimmer J oseph, fiour dealer, &0, 74, ExmouthstreetRitinm~r Richard, shopkeeper, 49, Bene.street-.." ..BIRKE~'REA.D. 455Ritson Joseph L, dentist (firm ofHughesand Ritaon); h. Lord streetRitson J oseph, clerk, 49, Lord streetRoberts Ann, butcher, 19, :Market hallRoberts Daniel, grocer and provision dealer125, Price street 'Roberts Ellis, collector to the WnodsideGraving Dock Company, 12, WilkU:sonstreetRoberts Miss Hannah, draper, &0., 27,Conway streetRoberts Hugh, sawyer, 268, Brook .treetRoberts Hugh, shopkeeper, 101, Watson st.Roberts Hugh, solicitor's clerk, 47, ChesterstreetRoberta J emima, beer retailer, Parkfie1davenueRoberts John, beer retailer, Conway streetRoberts John, boot and shoemaker, 116,St. Anne streetRoberts .John, grocer, 94, Oxton roadRoberts 3"ohn, master of St. Ann'& NationalSohool, 472, Price streetRoberts Jabo, "Prince of Wales" hotel,258, Conway streetRoberts John, tailor and draper, 10, ExmouthstreetRoberts Maxy, funeral furnisher, 2, GrangestreetRoberts Peter, shopkeeper, 14, Watson st.Roberts Philip, provision dealer and stonemason,·34-7, Brook streetRoberts Robert, provision dealer, 30, Mar..ket hallRoberta Robert, slate and tile merohant, 60,Chester street; h. 69, Church streetRoberts Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 43,Queensbury street'Roberts Thomas, shopkeeper, 8, BrasseystreetRoberts Thomas, shopkeeper, 169, MarketstreetRoberts Thomas H., bookkeeper,23, Regentplace, Grange laueRoberts William, boot and shoemaker, 293,Brook streetRoberts William, coal dealer, 309, Brook st.Roberts William, grocer and provisiondealer, 23, Arthur street. and 405, Brookstreet. (See adt'ertisement)Roberts William, master mariner, 28,Brook streetRoberts William. tailor and draper, 58,Exmouth streetRobertson John, cooper (firm of Robertsonand Armour), " Commercial" hotel, 115,Bec:kwith streetRobin£on Arthur and .Alfred, grocers andprovision dealers, 53, Oxton roadRobinson Edward. agent to Messrs. .T. andT. Wright. 99, Cleveland streetRobinson Edward, tinplate-worker andbraZier, 58, Oxton roadRobinsQn Mrs. Raniet" hosier and smallwaredealer, 126, Grangelane
.""456 BIRKENHEAD.Robinson .Tohn, master ofTrinity NationalSchool, 4, Trinity street .Robinson John, "Monks Ferry Hotel" tap,Monks ferryRobinson .Tobn, secretary to the BuildingSociety, 5, Clifton crescentRobinson Mrs. Maria, mistress of TrinitySchool, 4, Trinity streetRobinson Major Kirkby, surgeon, me"diealofficer of Healtb for tbe BirkenheadCommissioners; h.82, Price streetRobinson WilIiam, glass and earthenwaredealer, 120, Gra.nge laneRobiDson William, grocer and provisiondealer, 85, Grange laneRobinson William, shopkeeper, Conway st.RobinsonWilliam Hawkins, master mariner,52, Bridge streetRoden Richard, boot and shoemaker, 2,Clarendon streetRodweU Tbomas, shopkeeper, ~, WestbourneroadRegers Ann, provision dealer, 62, Cathcartstrl?etRogers Edwin, painter, &c. (firm of Barnesand Rogers); h. 12~, Grange laneRogers Nathaniel, grocer and provisiondealer, 62, Exmouth streetRogerson Jamed, beer retailer, and coal andlime agent, 99, St. Anne streetRolls Thomas Charles, plumber, painter,and glazier, Rose brae, and at qI, Norfolkstreet, LiverpoolRollins J obn, boot and shoemaker, 37,Oliver streetRose Miss Jessie, hosiery and smallwaredealer,21, Watson streetRothwell James, beer retailer, 36, Oliver st.Routledge Thomas, plumber, painter, andglazier, 125, Chester street; h. Queenstreet, TranmereRowe George, h Manor Arms" commercialhotel, Chester street. (See adveTtisemmf)Rowbotham Allan, coal merchant,and ag'entto tbe Ince Hall Coal and Canal Company,1, Hamilton squareRoweGeorge, Mersey.academy,AlbionstreetRowlands William, cooper, brush, and basketmaker.94, Hamilton streetRowlinson Ellen, shopkeeper, 132, Brook st.Royle Betsy, milkseller, 17,Blackpool streetRoyle Samuel, foreman shipwright, 1,Rose brae .Rudge Tbomas, bellhanger, gasfitter, andwhltesmith, 77, Grange iane. (See advertisement)Rushton Henry, pie shop, 55, Market streetRushton Robert, iron and tinpIate.worker,190, Chester street; h. 2, Chester placeRussell Mrs. Ann, apartments, 32, Price st.Russell David,chinaandearthenwaredealer,37, St. Anne streetRussell Henry, confectioner, 58, Market st.Ru.sseU .Tames, beor retailer, 842,streetPriceRnsseU Mrs. Margaret, npholstores~ 17Gladstone streettRyalls WiIliaw, pianoforte and music ware.house,9, Hamilton st.; h. Whetstone!aneRyan William, draper, 152, Price streetSadler Henry, importer of German bahnand salt merchant, 178, Cleveland streetSalmon William, beer retailer, 50, EgertonstreetSalvidge Archibald, victualler, 42 and 44Exmouth street'Sambrooke Sarah Elizabeth, dresSmaker7, Hampton street . ISampson Robert, confectioner, 16, HamiJ..ton street'Samue13 William, shopkeeper and COS!dealer, 4, Brook streetSanders and Giover, grocers andtes deaIere,30 and 31, Monk streetSanders James, butcher and grocer, 64:,Exmouth streetSanders Mrs. Jana, (firm of Sanders alIdGlover), 10, Monk streetSanders J obn, butcher and beer retailer,62, Jackson streetSanderson and Co., coal merchants, ShoreroadSandford Edwin, grocer, tea dealer, andItalian warehouseman, 248, Grange laneSandiand and Morris, stay and corsetmakers, 22, St. Mary's gateSankey John, veterinary 1orge, whitesmith,wheelwright, &C., 3, Old Chester roadSaul lUcbard, tailor and woollen draper,142, Grange laneSavage John, beer retailer, 109, BeckwithstreetSavage John, provision dealer, 46, WilliamstreetSavage John, slater and plasterer, 49,Grange lane; h. William street. (See ad·vertisement)Saville Thomas, foreman of goods depm.ment, Great Western Railway, 4S,Cleveland streetSawyer James, scripture reader, 9, Glad·stone streetSayer Charles, bookkeeper, 9, Princes streetScarborongh Miss Ellen, boarding boose,8, Cbnrcb streetScarborough .Tames, gasfitter and chandeliermaker, 118, Grange lane'Scarratt James, collector, Woodside Ferry;h. 6, Oliver place, Cromwell streetScarratt John, grocer. 83, Bentinck streetScholfield Henry Daniel, M.D. and surgeon,14, Hamilton squareScholfield John, earthenware and coaldealer, 46 and 48, Claughton roadScholfield Mrs., milliner and dressmaker,104, Grange laueScoltock J ames, tobacconist, 253, Grsnge!ll.Scott David, travelling draper, 47, CbUrehstreetScott Eliza, victualler, 17, MOllk .treet
f:I'Scott Geo, Post Office clerk, 22, Exmouth;. streetScott Horatio Willi.m, carpet dealer and. upholsterer, 56, Argyle streetSeott James, contractor, 70, Dllke streetScott, Mar5den, and Lewis, bonded storeand provision merchants, ship chandlers,a.nd sail makers, Morpeth Dock quayScott Morgan, " Adetphi " hotel, family andcommerciaL, Woodside. (See advertisement)Scudamore John, postmaster, 30, Conwayst.Seddon Joseph, plumber and painter, 22,Park streetSel
458 BIRKENHEAD..:Smith Willlam, boot and shoemaker, 5,Hope street·Smith WiIliam, grocer and coal dealer, 79,Watson streetSnnpe Georg~, bricklayer, 4, Trinity streetSouthern John George, superintendent of· m.arket and slaughterhouses, Market hallSpears WiIliam, tailor and clothier, 35,· Market streetSpeedy William, smallware dealer, 116, St.Mary's terraceSpeirs Mrs. Ann, tobacconist, stationer,and .newsagent, register office for servants,4.0, Oxton road~ (See adveriise, ment)Spedding Benjamin Joseph, clerk to the'~ commissioners of tax~s for the division of- Wirral, and insurance agent, 65, Lord st.Spencer John, grocer and provision dealer,219, Grange laneSprings Mrs. Sarah, butcher, 18 stall,'. MarkethallSproat Hugh, pawnbroker, 48, Oxton roadStafford Mrs. Harriet, hosier and smallwaredealer, 87, Grange laneStandring Thomas, clagger, 174, Chester st.Stanway John, provision dealer,51, WatsonstreetStalle George Herbert, district agent forthe London and Lancashire Insurance- Companies, 13, Duncan streetStarling James, grocer and provision dealer,274 tPrice streetStaveley John, stationer and newsagent,103, Watson streetSteans Mrs. Mary, farrier, 11, Leicester st.Steven George Herior, agent for Evaos andCo., coal proprietors, 11, Railway CoaldepOt, Abhey streetSteana T!IOmas, farrier, 4, Grange lane; h.11, Leicester streetStevens SeHna, mistress of Infant School,· Trinity streetStew~ Alexander, chemist and druggist,31, Hamilton streetStewart HamiltoD, hairdresser and perfumer,7, Hamilton streetStewart J obo, chemist and druggist, 6,Regent placeStewartMrs• .fane, shopkeeper, 2, White st.Stoddart J obn, grocer, 205, Cle\"eland streetStokes J ames William, ironmonger and· commission agent, 3, Hamilton squ~reStokes Mrs. Martba, broker, 276, Price st.Stokes Samuel, assistan.t dockmaster, 30,· Brook streetStone Geo., furniture broker, 142, Price st.Stone John, photograpbic artis~ Pricestreet: h. 68, Exmouth st.reetStones George, post-office clerk, 126, Brid!':estreetStorey Edward, baker and flour dealer, 30,Market street; h. 9, Bridge streetStott.Thomas, beer retailer, 1, WesthourneroadStrawson and Co., artificial flower m;;;:perfumers, stationers, and fancy g~dealers, 172, Grange laneStreet Charles, "George lJ hotel ConwaStreet Sam!.. builder, ,; Hope ~d .All' s~;Morpeth Dock Quayor,Strom Jacob C., shopkeeper, 82, LowtherstStrong Mrs. Hannah, steamtug OWDer 1'>1Bridge street ' "",Strong He~ry, master mariner, 2, Price stStrong NICbolas, steamtug owner 123'Bridge street ' ,Strong Robert, steamtug owner, 127, BridstreetgeStrong Thomas, steamtug proprietor 127Brid~e street "Strong '\Villiam, steamtug proprietor 77Church street ' ,Strother Charles, coach painter 48 Grangelane; h. 9, P'rinces street ' ,Stuart :Mrs. Jessie, confectioner and baker33, .ArgyJe street .. IStyan Francis, cabinet maker and nphol_sterer, 68, Ara-yle streetSuker John, photographer, Albion buildings,9, Market street; h. 3 Pro.ilpect:hill, Higher Tranmere 'SuUivan Miss Teresa, lodgings, 22, Onon rd.Sumner Margaret, beer retailer, 6, St.30hn's streetSutton Edward Alexander, boot and shoedealer, 302, Laird streetSutton Jonathan, glass and china. dealer19, Regent place 'Swan Richard, grocer and toll collector at13irkenhead Ferry, 19, Grarge streetSweetman John, hairdresser, 122, Brook st.Sykes William, ironmonger, tinman andbrazier, 167, Chester street 'Syme6 Charles, pharmaceutical chemis~93, Oxton roadSymonds Cotton, secretary to the. Wirral'Vater 'Vorks Company, 68, Chesterst.Szlumper Albert, tailor, 103, Grange JaDeTadd l\o1iesJane, confectioner, 82,.Argylest.Taggart Lawrence, beer retailer, 328, PricestreetTait WHliam, bookkeepe:c, 20, Moon streetTatJow Thomas, earthenware dealer, 18,Hope streetTa.ylor Charles Henry, wholesale wine andspirit merchant, e. Park >J hotel (family~nd commercial), and posting house,Charina- Cross. (See adv~'rtisement)Taylor Edwin, assistant overseer, 1, Irybank, Brook street .Taylor :Mrs. Elizabeth, greengrocer, ~Oxton roadTaylor James, commercial traveller, 18,Chester streetTaylor J ames and Co., Britannb. engiDe\';oorks and foundry, 34:8, Clel'e1and stree~and Duke street .Taylol" Jas., engineer, Britannia works jh. 16, Hamilton square "
Taylor John, shopk~eper, 32*_ Laid streetTaylar Robert, sta:loner, regIster office forservants, 156, Grange laneTaylor Miss Sarah, mistress of St. James's. Infant School, Laird streetTaylar Sarah Ann, "Music Hall" hotel, !Claughton roadTa-yIor \Vm., French polisher, 8, Claughton"roadTayl')! William, fruiterer and greengrocer,1 and 2, Market hall, and 8, Oxtoo roadTaylar William, ironmonger and gasfitter,5~. Market street; h.112. Exmouth streetTayIor \ViIliam, shopkeeper, Upper Beckwithstreet-Teece \Villiam, fish, game, and poultrydealer, 4T and 42, ~1arket hall, and RockFerry; h. 1, Park Vlew, Old Chest~r road(See advertisement)Teare R,lbert, chief inspector of the L:verpoolletter·carriers, 7, German terraceTennant Eliza., provi:iion dealer, 10, St.Mary'sgateTerry Patrick, oyster dealer, &c., 66,"Grange laneTestol FeEx, earthenware dealer, 26, EldonstreetThehvall Thomas) shopkeeper, 87, ClanghtonroadTheobald Francis William, car and omnibusproprietor, C'-oach office, Monks ferry;h. Park house, BidstonThistleton Edwin) smallware dealer, 109,Watson stl"eetThomas Edward Colston, ,; Woodside"famijy hotel, \Voodside ferryThomas Edward. shoemaker, 134, Brook st.Thomas Mrs. Eleanor, apartments) 66,Price streetThomas 1-!rs. Elizabeth, shopkeeper, 23)Henry str~etThomas Humphrey, coffeehouse, 16, Ivy st.Thomas John, beer retailer, 17, Watson st.Thomas John, herbalist, 12!, Brook streetThoma$ John Egerton, ginger beer, sodawater, and lemonade manu fa.cturer; agentto the Scottish .Provincial InsuranceCompa.ny, and bath proprietor, 10 and12, Grange lane. (See advertisement)Thomas John, tailor and \~oollen draper,25, (Jon way street. (See adl1ert/sement)Thomas Hichard, furniture broker, 18 and20, Clang-hton roadThomas Richard, tailor, 2, Duncan streetThomas Thomas, butcher, 13, Market hall ;h. 5, Sussex streetThomas Thomas Glegge, architect andsurveyor, 2, :Market Cross chambers; h.TranmereThomas \Villiam Henry~ "Pler" hotel, 12and 14 1 Hamilton street, and 1, Cannings;:eet!:l.lSD the •• New Brii!;hton" hotel,\'mtorla road, New BriO"htonTho~asDn John, undertaker, 152, ChesterstreetBIRKE)/Hr-:AD. 4"59Thom~son Mary, shopkeep~r, 2, Queen st"'£hompson and Capper, hom
460 BIRKENHEAD.Turnbull Joseph, engineer at Blrkenheadnocks. 68, Price streetTurner Rd., sh9pke(>pel', 126, St. Anne st.Turner Sidney \Villiam, clerk and sbop. keeper, 79, Oxton roadTurner'l'homas, bookkeeper, 60, Jackson st.Turner \Villiam, agricultural implementdepot, 4, Lower Ivy street. (See adverti~ement)Turton James, chimneysweeper, 4-, DaviesstreetTurvey Mrs. Jane, millinery. baby linen,and ladies' outfitting establishment, 58,Argyle streetTurvey Thomas, professor of music, 58,Argyle streetTweedie James, master mariner, 75, OxtOIlroadTyas Geor~e,shoemaker, 33, St. Anne st.Tyson WiIliam, butcher, 89, Beckwith st.Union Loan and Discount Company(limited), 36, Hamilton street-SamuelM. Harrisoo, managerUpton Samuel, cart owner and brick manufacturer," Star" hotel, 86, Beckwirh st.Upton Thomas, coal dealer, 52, ClaughtonroadV ~rty Robert and Joseph, family grocersand provision merchants, 1 and 3, Crossstreet .Venables 1frs. Hannah, shopkeeper, 6,'Vatson streetVessey Frederick, butcher, 10, The :Market;h. 9, Ivy streetVickery Hannah, tobacconist, 3, Market st.WaddingtoD John, coal dealer, Cromwellstreet; h. 19, Oliver placeWadding-ton Robert, miller, 113, Thomas st.W~ite Jacob, audit clerk. 215, Oliver st.Walden Johu, boot and shoemaker, 91,Grange laneWalker Ann, pork butcher~ 13. Grange st.Walker CharleS', Lricklayer, 8, Wilkinson st.Walker George, surgeon, 11, Hamilton sq.Walker John, plumber, painter, and 'glazier.'i3, Market strt:et; h. Lord street.(See adverti$ement)WalkerJohn,wine and spirit stores, Marketstret't; offi.~ 25a. j Ar~yle st., J;.-iverpoolWalker John and V;hlliam, joiners andbuilders, 1, Ramilton laneWalker John, buIlder (firm" of John andWilliam Walker); h. Storeton GrangeWalker .Tohn McKenzie, bookkeeper, 135,Bridge streetWalker The ~fis$es, ladies' seminaxy, 'iG,Price streetWalker Samuel, milkselIer~120,Cathcartst.Walker William, buIlder (firm of John andWilliam W nlker); h. Park road, southWalker William, grooor, 2, Cardigan streetWalker Wm.~provision dea.ler, 22, Brook st.Wallace \VilIiam, carter, 10, Nelson streetWallace WIlllam, watchmaker, 19, Claughtonr0a4Wallace 1?avid, clerk, 82, Market streetWalsh Mlchael, greengrocer and fru~terer1 stall, Market.hall; h. 5, \Vilton terr~WaIters John, taIlor, 88, Jackscn streetWaIters Joseph, sen., but
f'I'i'Welsh Michael, fruiterer and greengrocer,Market hall, and 5, Wilbraham terrace,Albion street. Wemyss DavicJ, joiner and (~binet maker,115, Chester street; h. 31, :Mill street,TranmereWemyss James. plumoer and brassfounder(firm of Hum. and Co.), 89, Camdenter:aceWesley Jonathan, furniture broker, 183,Chester streetWestbrook Mary Jane, fruiterer, &c., 114,. Grange laneWesthorp Samuel, master mariner anda.partments. 18, Wilkinson streetWesteott Peter, tailor. 149, Brook streetWest James, joiner and butcher, 34.0 and345, Cleveland streetWesterby Wm .., beerretailer, 377. Brook st.WhaleyFrands, bookkeeper, 23. Peel streetWharton James, beer retailer, 141, Price st.Wharton James, butcher, 20, Market hall,and 14, Oliver place, Cromwell streetWharton Mary, fent de.'ller, 27, Mnrket hallWheeler )'Irs. Sarah, lodgings. 45, Ivy streetWhelan Mary Ann, beer retailer, Shore roadWhinfield George, master mariner, 7,HOTatio streetWhitby J oseph and Thomas, pawnbrokersand salesmen, 212, Price straetWhitby WaIter, shoemaker and milkdealer, 55, Che~ter streetWhite Alfred William, railway clerk, 12,Elgin streetWhite George, tailor and woollen draper,8. Monk streetWhite Johnd~Teengrocer,29, Watson streetWhiteman John, upholsterer, 5, Windsorterrace, Oxton road .Whitmey John, currier and leather dealer,3. Lower Ivy streetWhittaker James, shopkeeper, 60, ExmouthstreetWhittaker Thomas, beer retailer,2, GladstonestreetWhittle John, clerk, 1, Argyle streetWigan and Wel&h Coal Company-F.~u,!:by, managing partner, 8, Abb~y st.Wl~g1DS .James, tailor, 4. Bright streetW!lde John, hatter, 29, Chester street·WIldgoose John, beer retailer and refresh.ment rooms, 300, Conway streetWi.le~ Thomas, shoemaker,7, Clanghton rd.Wllkms Mrs. Pamela, bookseller, stationer,.t.tn~ newsagent, 4, Conway streetWli~~uson Samuel, chemist and drug-gist,3, Watson streetW~lk~nsonThomas, carter, 111, Victo!'ia st.Wl1k:mson \Villiam, coal. merchant, 48,Bridge streetWilkinson WilUam, "Free Library" hotel,~ 1,. Queen -street. (See advertisement)W ilkmson Thomas Goodall, boot and shoetnaker,31, Bridge street, and 3, Hamil.ton streetBIRKENHEAD.461*Willet Meredith, shipping clerk, 16,Salisbury streetWillett and Son, raw bone manure manufacturers,and agricultural implementagents, 193, Chester streetWilliams Benjamin, batter, and cap manufacturer.67, Argyle street, and 98, Chesterstreet. (See a41.:ertisement)WilIiams David, baker and grocer, 23,Cleveland streetWilIiams Edward, clerk, 9, Austin streetWilliams Edward, grocer and provisionmerchant, 16, Markat streetWilliams Edward, tobacconist, 39, MarketstreetWiiliams Miss Elizabeth Lonis", lodgings,70. Exmouth streetWilliams George, butcher, 205, Chester st.·Williams George H., boot and shoe ware..house, 139 and 14.1, Chester street, and5, :Monk streetWilIiams John, apartments, 94, Watson st.WilIiams J ahn, ne\'Vsagent and tobacconist,91, Argyle street ..Williams John, provision dealer, 6, ArthurstreetWilliams John F., "Palatine" hotel, Ivystreet, corner of Church street. ( Seeadvt:Ttisement)Williams John Savage, c. Denbigh Castle,"St. Mary's gateWilliams Joseph, bricklayer, 7, WilkinsonstreetWilliams Margaret, shopkeeper, Marketplace, southWllliams Mary, milkseller, 2] 5, Chester st.Williams Owen Wynne, H Post Office"hotel, Argyle street. (See advertlSement)Williams Owen, shopkeeper, 138. Brook st.Williams Robert, beer retailer, 13, GrangelaneWilliams Robert, cowkeeper, 17, WilkinsonstreetWilliams Robert Dews, bookkeeper, 6,Au~tin street'Williams Roderick Lloyd, bookkeeper,70. Price streetWilliams Seth, beer retailer, 8, Back St.Anne street .Williams Thomas, draper (firm of Evaneann. Williams), 102, Price streetWilliams Thomas, timber merchant. &c.(firm of Crowe and Williams); h. Maudlandhouse, Shrewsbury road, Oxtonand Moorside, Great NestonWilliams Watkin William Pritchard, commerc:ialtra\'eller, 70, Exmouth streetWilliams William, ale and porter merchant,15, Duncan streptWilliams William, beerretailer, 6, Abbey st..Williams William, grocer, &c., S. 'VestbourneroadWillia:c.s William, grocer, tallow chandler,and provision merchant, 24, Marketst.; h. 20, Egerton terrace, Cleveland .t.
462 BIRKENHEAD.Williams William Altree, painter, plumber,~Jazier, and paper~hanger:29, COD\vay st.Willi8-ms \Villiam Vharles, tobacconi.;;t andconfectioner, 4 and 6, Hamilton streetWilliamson George, agent. 65. Conway st.Willoughby Edward Gardener and SeymOUT.ferry proprietors a.nd lessees ofBirkenhead and Tranmere ferries, 1 and3, .Mersey streetWillo::ghby John, greengrocer, 3, Claugh~ton roadWilloughby John, fruiterer and greengrocer,29 aud 30 stalls, Market hall; h. 14,.Clifton crescent'\Vilmer Charles, printer, account-bookmanufacturer, and newspaper correspondent.64, Chester street; h. 231-,Grange laneWilson Miss Annie, schoolmistress, St.John's National School, Si, Exmouth st.Wil:)on ChClrles, master mariner, 159,Bridge str:=etWilson Gibson, boot and. shoemaker, 14,Neptune streetWilson Henry, butcher. 153. Chester street,and at Claughton firs, OxtonWilsoIi John, smallware dealer, 33, WatsonstreetWilson John, smallware dealer, 40, St.-Anne streetWilson Robert, master mariner, 1[;9, BridgestreetWilson Septimns, butcher, 66, Wat!'on st.Wilson Thomas, ,vatchmaker, 72, GrangelaneWilson Wil!iam, beer retailer, 201, BridgestreetWilson WiJIiam. carter, 40, George streetWilson William, smith and wheelwright,Bridge streetWindsor Henry, wheelwright, Grange lane;h. Hemingford streetWinn !1rs. Ann, lodgings, 23, SandfordstreetWinsranley William, furniture broker andironmonger, 2~ and 18, J..farket; h. 34-,Oliver streetWinterbottom George, brush. rope, andtwine manufacturer, 143, Chester streetWinterbottom John, brush and basketmaker,25, Market; h. 55, Henry HreetWintersgill William, grocer, 31, ChesterstreetWolf! Mrs. J., teacher of music and German,2, Sussex terrace, Gravge laneWood Abraham, chimneysweeper. 68,Henry atreetWood Alfred, photographer, 1, Derby street\Voods Bryan, g-reen:;trocer,]2 stall, Markethall; h. S, Bartholomcw $.treetWood Charles. boot and Shoemaker, 23Conway street'Wood George, shopkeeper, 9, Whetstone In.Wood John, coal dealer and greengrocer,201, 'Brook street; h. 162, Price streetWood John Rayner, agent to the We't fEn~Jand Insurance Office, 2,Pricestree~.h. Tranmere . ,~ood Josh., merchant, 31, Bentinck streetWoon Jo-hua and Alfred, photo'raphe"and stationers. 100, Oxton road I:)Wood Robert, smallware dealer, 28, ChapelstreetWood Richard, cashier, 3, Gennau terracePrice street'Woods J ames, hairdresser, 144, Price streetWoodside Graving Dock Compy (limited),wood and iron shipbuilders' GravingDocks-Wm. Asbley Clayton,'mana."ingpartnc-rWoodworth Thomas, boot and shoemaker31. Market street 'Woolley Mrs. Mary, apartments, 12, AbbeystreetWoolverton Charles, clerk, 92, CamdenstreetWormwell Robert, butcher, 47, CatbcartstreetWorrall Williarn, draper and outfitter, 145and 147, Chester str~etWrenshall ehas. Lewis, professor of music,57, Church streetWrighc Charles, hairdresser and perfumer,95, Arf!yle streetWright Henry, commercial traveller~ 15,Sun streetWright James and Thomas, corn dealers,99, Cleveland streetWright John, joiner and builder, 11 and 18,Grange road; b. 2, Clayton street, OxtonroadWright John, mason aDd builder, GrangeYaleWright Josepb, "Royal Hotel," WoodchurchroadWynn Sam!., contractor, 15, Regent place,Grange roadWynne Britton. greengrocer, 8, Grange In.'Vynne David and Co., linen drapers,silk'mercers, and undertaker~,63, Argyle st.Yarrow COTDelius, bookkeeper, 5, James st.Yates Jas., draughtsman, 83, WestbourneroadYearsley James, shopkeeper, 60, "Brassey st.Yea Annie, grocer, 56, Oxt~n roadYea :Mrs. Martha, provision dealer, 82,Mal'ket; h. 54, Oxton roadYoud William, newsagent and tobacconiSt,Market place, southYouds Samuel, joiner, builder, and shopkeeper.25, St. Mary's gateYouds 'Thomas, baker and flour dealer, 29,St. Mary's gateYoung George. baker (firm of T. and (T.YOUll~); h. 108. Claughton ToadYoung'Thomns and George, bakers aDd :ftourdealers, ]51, Conway streetYoung Thnma', baker (firm of T. and G.YOUDg') j h. 151, Conway street - .YOUDg Thomas, carrier, 27, SydneY .treet(I ,:!jI1
=BIRKENHEAD. 463POST OFFICE, 30, CONW.A Y STREET.JOID\ ScUDAXOBE, Esq., postmaster.DESPATCHES.i LBTTERS MAY .~_t BE POSTED ~,=LL'-I Macclesfield, North\~ich, Runcorn, Wins- II ton, Dewsbury, Buxton, Bury, Oldham, I'I ford. and olher parts of <strong>Cheshire</strong> JLONDON, Crewe, Knutsford, Sandbach, Tar-Iparley, Nantwich, Birmingham, Wolver- iD MAllsAY ~. Ihampton, and Chief Towns alon~ Up ~L.N.W. Line, the Potteries, the Southern IWEEK -{ : and South \VesternCounties, Ireland, andDAYs. O''LT'I I1ILIV:i~~~~a~~tN~;th"VEST';;~d'S'COT:iLAND, Preston and the Fylde, South. rport, Warrington, Prescot, St. Helens,and Wigan. Also Ashton, Bolton, Roch.. dale, Hal~~~~;:,~~.~.~~~el~:::::::::::::::::::'I1I MA~*~k~~~~~~~~.'.~:~~l.~~~~.~.~~~~~~.~~,.~~.~fWEST OF ENGLAND, including cornWal~1IDevonshire, Bristol, Oxford, &c. . .NORFOLK, and other Eastern Connties .Bury, Burnley, Blackburn, Wigan, and II other E:tst Lancashire TO\t"ns )1LIVERPOOL 4th, SOUTH WALES, BOlton.~1 i Gloucester,Ormskirk, Preston, St.Helens,::---c-c-_--'-l..\ and \Varrington - .NIGHT MilL. ( I GENEltAL DESPATCH, London, the{EVERY:N"IGBTS I North, Ireland, and all parts \I ~LIVERPOOL ......I , Sm'"DAys......... ~IREL.A.l'
BIRKENHEAD.DELIVERIES.LINES ofROAD and Chief Places from whichMailsare received.Delivery byI..ettE'r Carriers,and Callers,beStins at-Delivery byLetter Cirri. Exi 1 15 p.m....'Townfumblon!New Brighton, Liscard, &c ) i j.London 3rd, Liverpool, ManChester,}Lancashire, Yorkshire, Southernand Eastern Counties ..!i5 0 p.m. "'1,' Same as in theMorning.,HOURS OF BUSINESS.Savings Bank and Money Order Office Open from 9 0 ..m. to 6 0 p.m. Week Dsy••Stamps Sold, Letters Registered, &e. (Summer) 1 0 a.rn. to 10 0 p.m. "(Winter) 1 30 ..m. to 10 0 a.m. Sundays.REGISTERED LETTERS.Letter51, Book Packets, &c., may be Registered up to half-an.hour before the closing ofthe Letter Bo~ for the Mail by which such Letters are intended to be forw
BIRKENHEAD. 465WROVEMSST CO:MmSSIO~'"ERS.William Hind, chairman.FOR THREE YEARS.Wi1\iam Joseph Beazley, Bridge streetBenjamin Jesup Candier, Regent place,Grange roadGeorlYe Harrison, GrangefieldWi1l~m Hind, Birkenhead parkWilliam HinsoD, Argyle streetMaurice Mocatta, Slatey lane, Clanghton10hn Parsons, Hamilton squareFOR TWO YEAItS.J'osb. Brattan, Shrewsbury road, ClaughtonJohn Cook, High Grove, ClaughtonWilliam Henry Hug-hes, ParktieldWilliam Robinson Milnes, Oliver streetCharles Grey Mott,Argyle streetJoseph Sutton Peck, Chester streetWilli.am Walker, Birkenhead parkFOR OSE YEAR.Henry Kelsall Aspinall, Devonshire place,ClaughtonJoo.Alexander Barnett, Hamilton buildingsLeanard Dobbin Erooke, Claughton rangeHenry Gongh, Hamilton squareWilliam M-Gill, Grosvenor road, ClaughtonBenjamin James Thomson, Alfred roadHenry Whittle, Devonshire road, ClaughtonPUBLIC OFFICERS.Law Clerk-Ambrose Waln.Deputy Clerk-Henry Bell.TTeasuTeT-William Bardisty#Auditor-John S. Blease.SUl veyor-Thomas C. Thorburn#Assistant Building Surveyor-Peter ArthurWilliams.Ferry Manager-William Henry Barker.Park Superintendent-Edward Kemp#Assessor and Colfector-Thomas HughanGalloway.Ass.istant CoUecror-Ricbard Maddoc'ks.Inspector of Market and Abattoirs-JohnSouthern.Treasurer', Office-Uobert W. Corrie, chierclerk.Head Constable-Major Beswick.Police Superintendent-James Birnie.Medical Officer of Health-Major KirkbyRobinson.lnspectorof Nuisances and Lodging-House$William Burgess.Inspecror of Hackney Carriages-EdwardFenna.Superintendent and &gistrar of BirkenheadCemetery-Frederick Sanderson.LLLBankers."Alliance Bank" (limited), 48, Hamiltonsquare-Wiltiam E. Hinde, manager." North and South Wales Bank,» 62Hamilton square-{draw on Lendor:and Westminster Banking Company)-James Edmund Rae, manager."Savings Bank," 25, Price street-Openon Wednesdays, from 6 to 7 p.m.; andon Saturdays, from 6 to 8 p.m.-Geo.Hancock, actuary.PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS.Birkenhead Fever Bospiwl, 116, Livingstonestreet-J. Lambert, house surgeon;John McAmmond, governor; Mrs.Susan B# McAmmond, mUron.Birkenllead and South <strong>Cheshire</strong> ConservativeAssociation, 16, Cleveland street-Jas.Alsop, secretaryBirkenhead Railway Company, secretary'soffice, CathC8.;,rt street-Jacob Wait,accountant.Birken.hpAd Railway, engineer's office, Merseycottage, .Church street-Robert E.Johnston, engineer#Bruiewell, Town kaIJ-George Horsley,keeper.<strong>County</strong> Cour~ Pilgrhn street-J. W. Harden,Esq., judge; James Gill, registrar;George Strongitharm, high bailiff.The district comprises the fol1owingplaces : - Arrow, Bebington Higher;Bebington Lower, Birkenhead, BirkenheadNorth, Bidston-cnm-Ford,Burton, Bromborough, Brimstage,Barnston, Claughton - cwn - Grange,Childer Thornton, Caldy, Clatterbridge,Eastham, Ellesmere Port,Egremont, Frankby, Grange, Gayton,Greasby, Hooton, Heswell-cnm-Oldfield,Hoylake, Hoose, Hargreaves,Irby, Ledsham, Leasowe, Leighton,Liscard, Landican, Moreton, MeolseGreat, Meolse Little, Magazines, NetherPool, Ness, New Brighton, Newton-cum-Larton,New Ferry, Noctorum,NestoD Great, NestoD Little,Neston - within - Baby, Overchurch,Over Pool, Oxton, Poulton-cnm-SpitaI,:Poulton .. cum .. Seacombe, Puddington,Pens'by, Prenton, Parkgate, Raby,Rock Ferry, Seacombe,.8aughall Massey,Storetoo, Button Great, ButtonLittle, Thiogwell, Tranmere, ThorntonHough, ThurstastOD, Upton, Whit~y,Willastou, Wallasey, West Kirby,Woodchurch.Dock Warekouse Office, Canning street,Corporation road-William Henry Sloman,snperintendent./
BIRKENHEAn.Electrk and Inte71lational Tel..graph Office,Monks' Ferry Station - John HerbertHarker Smith,.clerk in charge.Free Public LibrQT!J, Hamilton streetRichard Hinton, librarian.Gas and Water OOice, 35, Hamilton square- J"ames Heys Atherton, treasurerand secretary; WiUiam Callow, engineer;Richard Barding-, James Shil~linglaw, and James Ker, collectors jCilarles Blain, foreman of Gas ",Vorks.Great W e.~tel·a Railway Company, GoodsOffice, Morpeth Dock- William Healing,~oods agent.Liberal Registration Society, 3, Hamilton· square-Henry BeaUlllont, secre.tary.LiteraMJ and Scientific Socie(1J. Music Hall· -President, Maurice Moca.tta; secre·tary, Benjamin Joseph Spedding.London and 2Vortl~ Western. Railway, Goods'. Office, 1, Cathc.art street-John Faulk~ner, superintendent.j,l1.ag~tratts' Clerk's O/flee, Town HallEdward Jackson Kent, clerk; WilliarnE. Drew, deputy clerk.Market BaU, Market street - John G.Southern, superintendent.Mersey Dock andHarbour OJ/ice, The Tou'er,Great Floa.t-Captain James Hookey,R.N., harbour ma.ter.)lerse!l Dock and Haruour Dock Yard. Eger~. ton Dock Quay-Richard RiJey, ma-· nager.Needlewomen's Institutum., 12, Oxton road-Mrs. Mary Ann Dalton, matron.Nortk~end Brideu:ell, Bridge end - Andrew· Roes ThomsoD, keeper."Overseer's Office, 27, Bridge street-Edwin; TayIor, assistant overseer.Poor Law Office, Hampton house, 1, IIamp.· ton street-MatthewMcNerney, relievingofficer.Pubhc fVe(gMng Machines, Hamilton street'. and Watson street.Public Weighin.g ],lachine, 141, Price street, -.Tames Nicholson, proprietor.Slaugltterh'luses, Jackson street - John G._ Southern, superintendent•.Townltall and Bridewell, Hamilton street-· E. HorsIey, keeper.Wirral Waterworks Company, 68, Chesterstreet-Cotton Symonds, s~cretary.,PUBLIC OFFICERS ~OT EXrnIERATED WITH'PUBLIC ESTABLISID£E:STS.Inpector of Weights and J!easui'es- Joseph· Griffiths.':Registlar of BirtltS, DeatTls, and .Marriagesfor Birl:enlltad District - .A..le):ander. Blaylock.'.Superintendent Registrar for Birl:.enllead~ Union; Peter Gregory; deputy superintendent,"\Villiam Gl'e~wry.PLACES OF WORSHIP,Churches.Church street-Rev .AndreSt. Mary'~,Knox: B.A., incumbent) Re.... H. ;Belts, M.A., curate. .St. Anne'." St. Anne street-Rev. David TBarry, B.A., incumbent. .St. James's, North Birkenhead_Rev ThosK. ],or. Morrow, incumbent. . .St. John's. Grange lane-Rev. Paul Lewia- Sandberg, M.A., iI1cumbent· RevArthur \Vright. M.A., Curate. ' .Holy Trinity, Price str~et-l\ev. J. Jon~incumbent: Rev. J. T. Baylee, M ARev. 'V. Hillls, curates. . .,Working 31an's Church, Market streetRev. H. P. Linton.IJissenting Places oj Worshp,Baptist, Grange lane-Rev. Samuel HamsBootb.Bupti.,t (Welsh), Price street.Calvinistu: Methodist (Wtl,h), Cbapel ,tree;.Fr£enc!s'Meeting-hoU,$e, Hemingford streetindependent, Cleveland street-Rev, JamesIHauD.Independent (Wel.,lt), Oli~er street-&vHugh Evan Thomas. .Presb.fJteriall (Scotch), Conway street-Rev.R. H. Lundie.Presb.1jterian (United), Grange road-Rev.James Towers.•Presb.yterian (United), Jacksonetreet-&v.John Thompson, M.A.Primitive Methodist, .Beckwith street.&man Catholic (St. Werburgh's), Grangelane-Rev. Canon Robert Cb.pm...priest; Rev. Robert 'Vright Brundrtt,M.A., Rev. Eugene Buquet, Rev.Patrick Tracey. .&man Catholic (Church of our Lady ofthe Immaculate Conception), Pricestreet-Rev. Joseph Daly.Unitarian, Grange road-Rev. Wm. Binns.Wesleyan (Brunswid:), Price street.IVesle!lan ( We/"h), We'le)' 'treet.PUBLIC SCHOOLS.Birl:enllead P1'oprietaT!J &TlOOl (limited),Birkenhead Park - Rev. 1'. Pearse,M.A., head master j G. H. Hopkins,Esq., B.A., second master j ",VilliamJackson, jun.• honorary secretary, 201llamilton square, Birkenhead. (Seeadcertisement)Gove1'nment SC/LOol ofArt, 9, Hamilton street-John Bentley, master.St. Allne's J\1ational, St. Anne street.Holy 'Trinity National, Trinity stre:t1 forGirls and Infants _ John RobIDSOU,master j Mrs. Maria Robinson, mistreSS i1\-Iiss Buckley, infants' lllist~es.s,.Indepe:nden't (Victoria); 57, Vittorla.5treet
TRAKMERE:46iSt. James's ~Natio7/.al-Thomas ~altoDJmaster' Miss Sarah Taylor, mIstress.Se. John's Acational, 143, Oliver streetThomas \Vall Beckett, master.St. Jl'~r:is National, 6, Priory street~B.Bur~on, master.St. Patriek"s ..::Vation~l-Thos. Shea, master.National, 35•.Argyle street.St. Andrew's Scotch Church NatwrlO1, Conwaystreet. .Orphanage and Home for BOils (C~tholic), 23,, CliftOD crescent - CornelIus Blggy,master.Ragged School, Argyle street.Ri:mian Catholic. Austin street-MichaelHarden, master.RJJrr.an Cat!lo!k(St. Mary's & St. Edward's),for Boys and Girh, Old BidstoD road-Jam.es Dowden, master.:Roman Catholic (St. Patrick's), Grange lane,for Girls and Infants-The nuns of theOrder of the Faithful Companions ofJesus are the U:acbers.United Presbyterzan, Grange In.-AlexanderAlex.1.nder, master.Wesleyan" Brunswick Day, for Boys~ Girls·and Infants - WilIiam Butterworth;master; Mrs. JaDe Butten'>ortb, mistress.Working Men's Coflege-RJ=v. JosephBaylee,.D.D., president.NEWSPAPERS.,: Birkenhea.d Guardian," office, L Hamiltonsquare~ published every SaturdayJohn Crampton Ward, publisher."Birkenhead and <strong>Cheshire</strong> Advertiser,'Cross street, Market cross, publishedevery Wednesday and Saturday-JohnOliver, prcprietor and publisher."<strong>Cheshire</strong> Observer," office, 57, Ivy street,published every Saturday-FrederickWhitty, proprietor.T RA. NM ERE.TRANMERE is a township of Bebingt-on parish, Birkenhea.d. union, containing, by thecensus of 1861, 9018 inhabitants, and 1:)~9 acres; in the hundred and deanery of Wirral;archdeaco:1ry of LiverpOOl, diocese of Chester, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>, adjoining to and formingan extensive suburb on the south side of Birkenhead, from which itextends nearly 3 miles,with a station on the Chester and Birkehnead Railway, which mns through the township.The proximity of this place to Birkenhead, and the great facilities of communication withLiverpool, has caused Tranmere to become the residence of many Lin~rpool and Birkenh:admerch:mts j and the undulating nature of the ground affording the choice of variousp1C:turesque sites, a great many handsome suburban villas have been erected oflate years,many of which comman(l splendid panoramic views of the surrounding country, with theriver Mersey in the distance. In 184J this township contained only 451 houses; in 1861,~659.. Steam boats run from Birkenhead, Tranmere and Rock ferries, to LiverpOOl at shortlDt.ervals daily_ The town is under the management of a local board of commissioners.~atnt Catherine's Church, in Upper Tranmere, is a plain brick edifice, which was erectedIn 1820, consisting of nave~ chancel. and a small tower, with one bell. The living is a perpetualc:uracy, valued at £150 per annum, in the incumbency of the Rev. William Elliott,~_,_L, and the patronage of the rector ofBebington. Saint Paul's Church was opened fordl'nne ser\-ice in 1855, and consecrarod in 1857, and in 1858 the· new ecclesiastical district\V~ ~ormed, which included some portion of the original district of Saint Catherine.It IS In thE." geometriG Gothic style ofarchitecture, and co:Jsists of nave, chancel, and transepts,with tower. The living is a perpetual curacy, vnlued at £364 per annum, with residence,in the incumbency of the Rev. George Dean, L.L.M., and the patrona,ge of JohnOrred. Esq. There are good National Schools for children of both sexes. The ScotchPresbyterians have:l. handsome church. in the decorated sty~e, at Rock Ferry, which wasOpened for dhine ser\-ice in April, 18fJ8. The Wesleya.ns and Primitive Methodists haveplaces of worship here. The Convent of the Faithful Companions of Jetus, at Holt hill,IS an establishment of nuns, \l'"hich is also used by them for educational purposes. TheHouse of the Oblate:Missionaries is situated in Highfield road,· one side facing Bedford
468 TRANMERE.road. It is a large building of brick with white stone dressings, and presents an itn;;-appearance. The front is tmvards Higlrfield road, the ~ntrance ~s in the centre Ibga deeply recessed porch, arched in brick with white stone fIbs; a clo!ster similarly ar~hJrun2 through the house from north to south, and will lead to the church which is intendedto be erected on the north side of the house. The building is in the Gothic st,}"le but"thas been freely adapted to all modern requirements and improvnments, by the t;lent ~fMr. E. \Velby Pugin.. The Birkenhead Union Workhouse, situ~te ~n Church road, was?pened for the rece~tlOn of pauper~ on the 4th January. 1864: It WIll. accommodate 250mmates, and was bwlt from the desJgns of Mr. Thomas Layland, archItect, of LiverpoolGeorge Orred, Esq. is lord of the manor. .RoCK FERRYis a hamlet, partly in Higher Bebington, with which it is more particu_larly described, and partly in this_ township, forming a suburb thereto, and comprised,'principally of villa residences, occupied by Liverpool and Birkenhead merchanls.CLERGY, GENTRY, AND PRIVATE RESIDENTS.[H. T. signifies Higher Tranmere, L. T.Lower Tranmere, S. T. South Tranmere,T. P. Tranmere Park, and R. F. RockFerry.][Those marked Ihus Co) have their plll
TRANME1tE.Christian Mrs. Msry, St. Paul's road, S. T.Clague l\{r. John, 2, Spring villa, Chesnutgrove, H. T.CIark Charles Henry, E~q., Linden house,Mersey road, R." F.Clay Mr. Gearge, 20, Woodland avenue,Whetstone laneClaypole Henry K, Esq., Rose bank, R. F.Clouston Mr. Edward, Heath villa, Seymourstreet, H. T.Coleman Mr. Rd, New Chester road, S. T.ConooUy l\!rs. Mary, 3, Mona terrace,Chnrch road, H. T.Courter Mr. William, Fairfield terrace, Wenlane, S. T..Coppell Mr. James, Rock villas, Old Chesterroad, R F.•Cornish Mr. Tom, Her Majesty's Customs,4, Fairfield terrace, Well lane. L. T.Corpe Mrs. Sophia, 14, Whetstone laneCawsuD Mr. John, Southwick cottage, OldChester road, L. T. .Cottell Mrs. Hannah, Old Chester rd., L. T."Coventry Mr. Henry Geldart, :M1ltonroad,T.P.'Coventry Mr. Joseph, Easedale cottage,WoodlandsCowan Mr. William, Dingle road, H. T.*Cowell Mr. William. George's view, R. F.Craig ¥r. Andrew, Parkton grbve, L. T.Crane Mr. Thomas, Eldon house, Old Chesterroad, R. F.·Crane Mr. Thnmas Greenhow, Claremontvillas, Old Chester road, R. F.·Crawford.Mr. John, Norwobd villa, Cliftonri)adCrellin Mr. lames, Stonehill..cottage 1Rill..side roadCrighton Mr. John, St. George's vie·H, NewChester road .*Croston Mr. Henry B., Rockville st., R. F.Crowe Mr. James, Church road, H. T.Crowther Mrs. Margaret, 10, Old Chesterroad, L. T.Ct!mming Mr. Hugh, Greenway terrace,E. T.*Currie Mr. dames, Hl)lt hill·Curwen ~{r. Robert, Mansion house 1ClifJon road•Dalby Mr. JaIDes, Upper Seymour street,H.T.*Darby Mr. Edward H., Willow cottage,Church roadDavies Mrs. Ann, 3, Mount view, Prenton_ lane, H. T.Davies Rev. Joshna (Welsh Presbyterian),Thompson street*Davies Mr. Edw'ard William, Church terrace-,H.T.~a..ies Mr. S:3.ml., 10, George's view, R. F.-nean Mr. Chas. P., Gortsey Hey, Old Chesterroad, R. F.nean 1>1r. Charles. Russell roadDean ~v. Geo. Frederick, LL.M., incumbentof St. Paul's, The Parsonage; L. T.Dean Mrs. Martha. Rockville street, R. F."DeWolf John Starr, Esq., Hollyhank roadDixon Mrs. EHza, Oakley villa, Clifton rd.DoodJ: Rev. Thomas, Alma villa, Derby rd.Downmg Samuel DawsoD, Esq., M.D.,ClUton Park*Drew Mr. Thomas, Victoria road, T. P.Drew Mr. William Edward, Albert villas,Quarry bank·Drury Mr. Alfred, Sidney terrace, OldChestE"r roadEaston Mr. Robert Orton, 5, Fairfield terrace,Well lane, S. T.-Eekford Mr. Edwin, Cohham cottages,A.h road, H. T.Eddowes Mr. Henry. Clitton roadEddowes Thomas Stanton, Esq., Fernleyvilla, WoodlandsEdwards Mrs. Ann, Old Chester road, R F."Edwards Mr. Henle-y John, Green lawD 1R.F.El'an Rev. ,James, O.M.I. (Catholic), R. F.EIIJott Rev. William, M ..A.' 1 incumbent ofSt. Catherine's*Fair Mr. HenrY1 9. Seymour street, It T.Fairclongh Mrs. Thomas, Melbourne vi1la,Clitton road*Fairclough Mr. Thomas, Melbourne villa,Clifton roadFarrar M... Emma, Heath vi1la, Seymourstreet. H. T."]'yte Mr. Thomas Kirtle, Rockville street,R F.Fisher Mrs. AnD, Bleak house,Whetstone In.-Fisher Mr. John Denton, Laurel bank,Holt hill';'FishwicK. Mrs. John Franklin, 2, Greenlawn, R. F.Fisher Mr. Timothy, 41, Victoria. rd., T. P.Fit~gerald Mrs. Lydia, 2, Bedford road 1RF.*Fitzmauiice Mr. Mark, Church ter., H. T.·Flett Mr. James, Whetstone lanelIIFlett Mr. James, Sea View villa, St.Joseph's road*Foulkes Riehard, Esq., Clifton roadFowler Mrs. Martha,Poplarcottages,Poplarroad, R. F.'"'Fox Mr. Laurenee B., Lowwood road*Francis William 1Esq.. St. Paul's road·Fraser::Mr. James Maclaine, 10 1Wellingtonterrace*French Mrs. Henry, Richmond terrace,Portland street 1R. F.*Gardner Mr. Henry, Sunnyside, Churchroad, H. T.*Gardner Mr. John, Eaton villa, Old Chesterroad, R. F.·Garner Mrs. Margaret, Victoriaroad, T.P.*Gass !,{r. William, Union street*Gibb Thomas, Esq.. 3, Church road*GingeU Mr. William Edward, PrentoDlane, H. T.Gordon Mr. Samuel, Parkton view, Russellroad, B.F.
470 TRANMERE.Gonthwaite Thom.., Esq., M.D., Altonvilla, Victoria ro~d,Graham Rev. \Villiam (Presbyterian), 1,Holly Bank road*Green Mr. Albn. Belgrave villas, OldChester road, R. F.Grierson :Mrs. Grace. Emily villas, Victoriaroad, T. P.Grundy Mr. Abrabam, Victoria road, T. P.Hall Mrs. Mary Ann, Well lane, S. T."Hallmark Mr. Job, Daisy bank, EgertonparkHancock Mr. George, Holt Hill terraceHamnett Mr. Charles, 3, Upper :Woodlands,Whetstone laneHampson Mr. Robert, Church road*Harold Mr. John, Mill street*Hayward Mr. James Samuel, Liversedgeroad, H. T.*Heelis Mr. John, Victoria road, T. P.HelsbY Mrs. Mary Ann. Victoria rd., T. P.Henderson Rev. David (Presbyterian),Belgrave villas, Old Chester road, R. F.Higgins Mrs. Elizabeth, 2, Clarernont villa,Mersey road. R. F.Big"gins Mr. William, Bedford road, R. F.·Bignett Mr. Joseph Barnabas, Cla.remontvillas, Old Chester road, R. F.Hillman Mr. Pbilip, 14, Thompson streetHind Mrs. Agnes, 3, lIollybank roadHitchmough Mr. 'fhomas, 0, Greemvay rd.Hobson Rev. George Harrison, B.A., Eldongrove, Old Chestl:r road, R. F.-Hodgson Mr. Abraham, Elm",ood villa,Elm groveHodgson Mrs. Charlotte, Richmond terrace,Poplar road, R. F."Holt Mr. Robert, Victoria road, T. P."'Hope Mr. Henry, Wocdlands*HornbIower Lewis,Esq., Kensington house,Clifton road*Hnghe$ Charles Edward, Esq., Faimeldterrace, Wen lane. S. T.Hume Mrs. Isabella, 19, Clifton road*Hunter Mr. Wm., Parkton Grove, S. T.Huntington Mr. John .AllansoD, Victoriaroad, T. P.-Dlberry Mr. Rudolph, Belvoir terrace, OldChester road, L. T.Ion Mr. Benjamin, Emily villas, Victoriaroad, T. P.*Ireland Mr. James, Parkton view, Russellroad.Tackson Mr. George William, 1, Bedfordroad. R. F."Jackson Mr. William,3. Bedford rd., R. F.*Japger Samuel Tllornton, Esq., Greenlawn. R.]"'.*Jeffery Mr. Thomas, 1-fersey road, R. F.*Jennings Mr. Henrjr, Albion villas, Chesnutgrove*Johnson ~:tr. Henry, Fairfield view, Welllane*Jodnson Mr. Robert, 3, Fairfield view,Well lane-Johnson Mr. Tysilio, Eldon p~-;Chester road. R. F. 1>l
*MeNicoll Mr. Andrew, Hinderton house,Sydney road, L. T.McWhirter Mrs.1!ary Ann, Seaview, Merseyroad. R. F.Major Mrs. Ann, Walmer grove, Chesnut. groveMann Rev. James (Independent), Hillsidecottage. ''Vhetstone lane0Mapp Mr. Wm. Taylor, Beech road, T. P.li'Marro\V lIr. ~"'rederick R., Dial house,Dial road, H. T.*Martindale Mr. Senhouse, Victoria road,T.P.Mathews Mr. Edward James, 6, George'sview, R. F..Meacock :Miss Susao, Richmond terrace,Portland street, R. F.Melville Mr.Thos., I. Sydney terrace. L. T.Mieville M:r. Andrew Aroedee, 12, Gearge'sview, New Chester roadMonday Mrs. Sophia, Bedford road. R. F.Montgomery Mr. William W., Lima villa,T.P.Maore Mr. John, Victoria road, T. P.*.Morgan Mr. John B. W., Olive villas•Morecrofc Mr. 'l'hom9.S, Wood bank, Merseyroad. R. F.MorrisoD Mrs. Roderick, 12, Clifton road,Clifton park.Mosford Mr. William. Milton road, T. P.*Mudie Mr. John, 3, Fairfield terrace, Welllane*Musgrove Mr. Ralph Nowel!, 2, Parktonview, Russell road*,lfyers Mr. Thomas H., CUfton road*Nicholson Mr. Hugh H., 10, Hollybankroad*Nicholson Mr. J., Grosvenor villa, OldChester road, R. F.*Nicoll Mr. Jas. E., RockvilIe street, R. F.'*Norway Mr. George, Well lane, S. T.O'.Bril?u 1\1r. John Porter, Parkton Grove,R.F.O'Brien Mrs. Li:abella, Burton villa, Miltonroad, T. P.Ogle John Craven, Esq., Victoria. rd., T. P.'Orchard Mr. George B., Kensington, R. F.*Orford Mr. Samuel, Tranmere hall, Green~way road:tOwen Mr. Franeis. 7, Seymour streetOwen Mrs. Phmbe, Parkton grove, R. F.Parr Rev. ThomaB (Primitive Methodist),Derby road, T. P.Parr Mr. 'ViUiam. Old Chester road, R. F.Parry l\liss Elizabeth, Victoria road, T. P.Parsons Mrs. Catherine, Kew villa,.. Cliftonroad*Parsons Mr. Henry, The Lawn, WoodlandsPat.;hett .Mr. Benjamin, 9, George's vie\v,New Che-ster road, R. F..-Patterson Mr. James, Milton road. T. P.Patterson William, commander, R.N.;Frodshamstreet-·Payn Mr. Horton. 1; Kensington, -NewChester road, R. F.47iPeckMr. Henry B., Albert villa, Elm grovePenny Mr. Joshua Tesseyman,Parkhouse,Victoria. road .Perrey 'Yilliam Waring, Esq., Bay hotise,Holt hill*P~~rs Mr. FrederickHenry, Holt hillPhJlhps Mrs. D. M .. I, Church terrace, H. T.-Pickering :Mr. Robert Boulton, AlbionVillas, Chesnut grovePickup Mrs. Mary, Church terrace, H. T.-Pitt Mr. Francis, Chatham cottage, Vie.:.toria road, T. P.°Platt Mr. John Parry. Holt hillPostlethwaite Mr. Jane, Hope villa, 22,Victoria road*Potter Mr. Joseph, 14., Church terrace*Prowse Mr. Joshua, Whetstone lane*Prowse Mr. Joshua Bridson. 1, Fairfieldterrace, Well lane. L. T."'Prowse Mr. Robt. Saunders, Quarry bank.*Purclen Mr. Edward John, Elm vil13, Elmgrove .Pyke Mrs. Hannah Amelia. Victoria road,T.P.Renwick Mrs. Eliza, Princes terrace, War~rington street-Reinhardt Mr. Charles, 2, Mona terrace,Church road .Richardson Mr. Mervyn, Russell rd., R. F.Rimmer Mr. William, Hampden st., H .. T..*Roberts Mrs. Sarah. 2, Park grove*Robertson Mr. William, Frodsham street*Robinson Mrs. El1en, Whetstone lane-Robinson .Mr. John, Rockviile st., R. E.-Robinson Mr. Wm. Martin, Chesnut groveRoper George Trevor. Esq., Fern bank,New· Chester road, R. F.*Ross Mr. Douglas, The Holt. Hillside rd.Rawland Mr. Chades John, Walker streetRyalls Mr. William. Quarry bank"'Seott Mr. Waiter, Clifton road*Senior Mr. Ascanhrs John, Brooklands,Whetstone lane-Senior Mr. John, Brooklands, WhetstonelaneShakeshaft Mr. Joseph, Holt hillSharp Mrs. Mary, 7, Wellington terrace,Ho!t hill·Shaw Mr. Robert. 26, Whetstone laneShepherd Mrs. Augusta, 7, Bedford rd., R. F.·Shewell Mr. Frederick, Upper Seymourstreet, H. T.-Shone Mr.. Peter, Hawarden villas, Derbyroad. H. T.·Songey Mr. William Feriday, Sea view,Mersey road. L. T.*Spence Mr. George, Hampden villa, Hampdenstreet. H. T.Spencer· Mr. George, Park grove, Whet~tone laneSpratly Samuel, Esq.,:M.D., St~ Paul's road-St. George Mr. WiUiam Whitmore, llollybankhouse-, Whetstone laneoStatham Henry Heathente, Esq.; h. NewChester road, R. F.
TRANME;E.E.Stockley William, Esg, Bedfordroad, R. F.-Storey Mr. Sandford Joseph, 2, HollybankroadStraud Mr. William Lawrence, 1, Welling..ton terrace, Holt hillStuart Mr. James, Albert place"'Swain Mr. Zebedee, George's view, R. F.Taylor Mr. Josepb, Church terrace, H. T.•Taylor Mr. Henry, Dingle road.*Taylor Mr. George, 22, CUftOD roadTaylorson :Mr. Thomas, 19. Queen pl~Thomas Mr. Humphrey, The Priory, Dialroad, H.T.Thompson Rev. John (Presbyterian), 17,Clifton roadThompson Sackville Lieutenant, R.N.,Green lawn, R. F.Thornton Mrs. Alice, Victoria road, T. P."'Trumble Mr. George, Chesnut grove, H. T.•Turner Mr. John, Walmer grove, H. T.T~\"iss Mrs. Sophi~ I, St. Paul's road*Uttley Mr. WiJIiam, Victoria road, H. T..Waney Mr. John, Green lawn. R. F.*Walshaw :'ofr. Robert, Victoria road, T. P.Watkins Mrs. Ann, 2, Wellington terrace,Holt hillWatson Thomas Edward, Esq., Cliftenroad .Webb Mrs. Charlotte, Rose cottage, NewChester road, R. F.-Webster Mr. Robert, Eldon place, OldChester ro~ R. F.Wheelan ;Mrs. Ellza Ann, Chesnnt groveH.T.'Whitfield ;Mr. Thos., Church terrace, ~ T*Williams Mr. John,- 21, Clifton road .*Williams Mr. John Handle, Stanley vilI;ls,R.F. 'Williams Mrs. Luey,I, Bedford place, R. F.*WiIliarns Mr. Richard Janes, Moretonyill~, Victoria road, T. P .-Willlams William, Esq., Church terrace,H.T.Wllliams Mr. William, 1, Seymour streetH.T.'*Williamson John, Esq., Clifton road*Wilcox: Mr. Willip.w, Elm gr~)Ve, St.Joseph's road"'Winchester Mr. James, Hampden st., H. T.Witt Mr. George, Be-dford road, R. F.*Wood Mr. George W., Richmond terrace,Portland street. R. F.Wood Mr. John Brearley, Dingle villa, T.P..'WooUiscroft Mr. Wm., Egerton park,R.F.-Wrlght Mr. Thomas, Eldon terrace, OldChester road, R. F.-Wright Mr. Thomas, 11, Seymour st., H. T.•Wright Mr. William, Marmion villa,Victoria roadYork Miss, Claremont vill~ Chesnut grove,H.T.*YoungJpo., Esq., WoodlandsY\lung Mrs. J ohristene, WoodlandsTRADES AND PROFESSIONS.[h. signiiies private residence.]Adamson William B., .eoretary to theLiverpool and Birkenbead Slate and SlabCompany (limited), Whitby villa, Victoriaroad, T. P.Aldis Henry, joiner and builder, Holt hill,L.T.Alexander Alexander, schoolmaster, Victoriaroad. T. P.Alexander Willism, bookkeeper, Hampdenstreet. H. T.A.llbutt Mrs. Ellza, day school, Stanleyvillas. New Chester road, H. F.Anderson David. master mariner, Chesnutgrove. H. T.Anderson Mrs. Mary, lodgings, 4. Zetlandrd.Anderson Wil1iam, bookkeeper, Ch\C:chstreet, H. T ..Armstrong Charles William, day school,
Batho Henry, bookkeeper, 13, Old Chesterroad, L. T.Baxendale Thomas, Custom House officer,Beech road, H. T.Buter eTames, provision dealer, Queenstreet, L. T.Bayley Henry, boot and shoemaker, OldCbester road, L. T.Beckett Thomas, clerk of works, VictoriaroadBell John, sailmaker, Harvey laneBevis Restal Ratsey, civil engineer, RallybankroadBibby John, master mariner, Victoria road,T.P."Bickersteth Tbomas S.. agent to the Liverpooland London Fire and Life InsuranceCompany; h. Victoria road, T. P.B1llinge Charles, clerk, Halt road, L. T.Birchall James, fishmonger, poulterer, andfruiterer, Rock slip, R. F.·Bishop William Jobn, bookkeeper, Sydneyroad, L. T.Bland Miss Eliaa, apartments, :Miltonstreet, T. P.Blaylock Alexander, registrar of births,deaths, and marriages, Queen street,L.T.Bonner Matthew, coal dealer, Church road,H.T.Booth Henry. attorney's clerk, Frodshamstreet, H. T.Booth Henry, coach and car proprietor, 4,ViCtoria road; h. 6, Mill streetBooth Samuel, cashier, Brougham streetBottomley David Hollis, carriers' agent,Upper Seymour street, H. T.Bowden James, Her Majesty's Customs, 1,Rolt cottage, Holt roadBowden Miss Betsy, lodgings, Old Chesterroad, L. T.Bowyer James, greengrocer, New Chesterroad, S. T.Braithwaite Joseph, coal merchant, Railwayyard; h. 6. Frodslla~ streetBrauD 1fiss Mary Ann, dressmaker, Albertplace, Queen streetBrennanArthur, shopkeeperandcoal dealer,39, Brunswick street, S. T.Brewin J oseph, coal agent, Ferry roadBriggs Thomas, .1;lookkeeper, .A.shtree. house, Old Chester road, L. T.Brittain Charles, ch;U engineer, Green lawn,R.F.Brittain Thomas, grocer, &c., 6, St. Paul'sroadBrittain \Villiam Henry, bookkeeper, Almabank, II. T.*Brown J osepb, bookkeeper, 1filton road,T.P.Bro,vn Thomas, shipbuilder, (firm ofHarland, Brown and Co.); b. Rock cottages,Halt roadBrown '\Villiam, clerk,Dingle road, T. P.!IIM11TRANMERE. 473Lunesdale villas,Brown Thomas, master mariner, Wesleystreet, H. T.Bro....ne John, timber merchant, Old Shiptimber yard, Ferry road.Burnett James, bookkeeper, 8,:r~fountview,Prenton lane. H. T.Burns G., chimneysv.eeper, St. Paul's roadBuswell William, gas and water inspectorDingle road, T. P.'Bywater James, draper, hosier, &c.,3, St.Paul's roadCalveley James, shoemaker, Church road,H.T.Calveley Robert, shoem~ker, 30, Duke st.Camm George, bookkeeper, 12, Churchterrace, H. T.Candler and Cole, grocers and tea dealers,Bedford road, R. F.Candler Benjamin J oseph, grocer, &COl(firm of Candler and Cole); h. Laurelbank, Lowood roadCaunall George, watch and clockmaker,New Chester road, S. T.Careless James, beer retailer, Wellington.street, S. T.*Carter Ellis William, slater and plasterer,3, Cobden street, FreeholdCarter John, farmer, Church road, H. T.Cart\vrigbt Charles .Henry, shoemaker, 14,Pltt street, S. T.Chaffers Richard, manager of southlandingstage, 10, Holt ro~d, L. T.Challiner John, cab proprietor, 3, Pittstreet, S. T.Ch3.pman George Tassell, grocer and teadealer, Church road, H. T., and Green In.ChisholOl Stephen, master of tug boat, 7,Old ChesterroadCbisholm William Roe, steamtug proprietor,G. Frodsbam street_Cholerton Thomas, bookkeeper, 2, Holtroad, L. T.Christian John, pilot, St. Paul's roadChristian William. master mariner, 4,Chureh road, H. T.Clarke David. bookkeeper, 10, ThompsonstreetClarke David. secretary to BirkenheadTemperance Hall. 12. Church ter., H. T.Clarke .William Henry, broker and generaldealer, Union streetClaxton Brougham Henry, ironmonger; h.Olive villas, The Crescent .Clegg Mrs. Emma, day school, 12, Holtroad,L. T.Coleman Richard. jun., Victoria vaults,New Chester road. S. T.Collins Dunn Henry and John, :file manU-.facturers, Queen street, L. T. ; h.,Victoriaroad, T. P.Cooper John, confectioner, St. Paul's roadCooper John, joiner. Victoria road, T• ..P.Cooper Richard, cashier, Westbury streetCooper William Frederick, bookkeeper, 9,Woodland terrace, Whetstone lane
TRANMERE.Cprris Edward. joiner and builder, NewChester road, L. 1'.; h. Seabank houseCorris Richard. plumber, painter, and gla.zier, New Chester road; h. Seabankhouse. (See advertisement)Courter William. cashier. 11. Fairfield terrace,Well laneCourtney John, boatowner, Olive mountCowan 1I1rs. Martha, mistress of St. Paul'sschools, Hope terrace, 1£lm road, H. T.Cowan Wi1liam, bookkeeper, 5, Hope terrace,Elm road, H. T. -Cox Ohas., bookkeeper, Liversedgerd, H.T.Crafter 3;drs. Eliza, H Royal Standard," NewChester road, R. F.Cramb .Tames, watchmaker, Old Chesterroad, L.o T. (See adl:ertisement)Cramb .John, stonemason, Old Chester road,L.T.Crossman George, baker and :fIour dealer.Church road, H. T., and 194, Price street,BirkenheadCrowther Thomas, bookkeeper., Back FrodshamstreetCubbins lWbert, sen., plasterer, Old Chesterroad.L. T.Cubbins Robert, jnn., painter, plumber. &c.,Old Chester road, L. T.Cunningham Arthur, plumber and painter(firm of Cunningham and Son); h. Bedfordroad, R. F.Cunningham Thomas and SOD, plumbers,painters, and glaziers, Bedford road, R. F.Currie James, bookkeeper, Vine cottage,Holt hillDalby Sugden William, bookkeeper. Hampdenstreet, H. T.*DarbyEdwd. Henry, agent for the trusteesof the Duke of Bridgewater ; h. Churchroad, H. T.Davenport James, bricklayer and builder,Wesley street. H. T.Davies David, joiner and builder, Russellplace, New Chester road, R. F.Davies Thomas, coal dealer, Old Chesterroad. L. T.Davies WiUiam, joiner, Queen street .DaviesWilliam,joiner, Shrewsbury cottage,Victoria roadDavies William Henry, bookkeeper, Weeleyvillas, Victoria roadl;)aw William, bookkeeper, Claremont terrace,ChesDut grove, H. T.Dawson Job, bntcher, Old Chester rd.,L.T.,and Church roadDe Paiva Jose, bookkeeper, Victoria. roadDiggles George, bookkeeper. 4, W oodlaudterrace, 'Vhetstone laneDickens Charles, slater aLd plasterer, 7,Sidney road, L. T.Dickinson George, agent, 4, Russell roadDickinson William, coal agent; h. 4,Russell roadDickinson Williaw, boatbuilder; h. Victoriaroad, T. P.Dixon George Kendall, pilot. The CrescentDabsoD Thomas 0.) clerk, 22, Churchterrace, H. r.Done Thomas, marine painter, 'West viewLaurel road, H. T.Donnegan Stephen, greengrocer, St. Paul'sroad .Doubleday Henry Watts, commercial tra.veller, 2, Holt cottage, Holt roadDownham .Tames, farmer, Old Chesterroad, L. T.Downham Jas., lodgings, 0, The WOodlandsDownham Joeeph, agent to the BurialSociety, Brunswick streetDownham Thomas Morris, land agent andbrick manufacturer, Old Chester roadDowningSamI. Dawson, M.D., and surgeon•ClifIou road'*Drake John Dean, bookkeeper; h. Fair:fIeld vie.... Well lane. L. T.Drever Miss Jane, smallware dealer, Churchroad, H. T.Drummond John, master mariner, Merseyroad, L. T.Ducker James Alexander, beer retailer,Pitt street, S. T.Dumayne William A., bootand shGe'maker,Queen street, L. T, . IDuncalf George Henry, solicitor's clerk, 6,Church terrace, H. T.IDutton Joseph, master mariner, Seymour (villa, H. T.Dyke John, earthenware dealer and subpostmaster,Church road, H. T.Eck Jacob Ludwig, master mariner, Rock (villa, Old Chester road, R. F.Edwards Richard, pilot. Dingle road, "T.P.Edwards Robert Vernon, shopkeeper, 6,Queen's place, L. T. [Edwards Thomas Jones, collector of l"J.tes ":for the Local Board. 1, Church roadEgerton William, in spector of <strong>County</strong>Police, and inspector of nuisances,Holt hillElIis Charles, plasterer. Star streetEllis Frederick, joiner and cabinet maker.15, Whetstone lane )'Ellis John, boot aud shoe dealer. and faoeyrepository. Church road, H, T,Ellison William Popplewell, cashier, Upper "Seymour street, H. T.Elliott John. grocer and provision dealer. \Derby roadElvis Benjamin, "Crooked Billet" andbrewer. Queen's brewery, Old Chesterroad, L. '1.'. (See advertisement)Ely Charles, market gardener, Old Chesterroad, and Birkenhead marketEvans Mrs. Elizabeth, hosiery and small· "ware establishment, 17, Church rd., H. T.Evans John, mastcr marincr, Kent cottages,Victoria road}'arlam HcnrY1 master marincr,St.Joseph'sroadlIIri
~; TRA~l\-IERE. 475FaITaI' John and Sons, Yorkshire stone and:fla.Grah~m 11iss Laura, la.dies· seminary, Victormroad, '1'. P.Graves William, master ms.riner, Osbornevilla, St. .roseph's roadGray Andrew, builder, slater, and plasterer,Bedford road, R. F.Green Catherine. shopkeeper and earthenwaredealer, Old Chester road, L. T.Green Edmnnd, bookkeeper, Wesley street,H.T.Green John, dispensmg andfamily chemist,1, Tranmere park, H. T., and at 80,..ugyle street, Birkenhead. (See advertisement)Gregory Thomas, coal merchant, St. Paul'sroadGregory William, deputy superintendentregistrar, Church roadGregory Willia.m, wine and spirit merchant,19, Church road. H. T.Gregson Mrs. Mary. grocer and provisiondealer, 2, St. Paul's roadGriee J9..mes, bookkeeper, 4, Sidney place,RF.Griffiths John, "Tranmere Park» hotel,Chutch road, Holt hill, H. T. (See advertisement)Griffiths Joseph, groeer, 1, Rose villas,New Chester roadGriffiths Richard, hookkeeper, Hampdenstreet, H. T.Grundy George, hay, straw, and comdea1er,Grange lane; h. 12, Seymour street,H.T.Grnndy Joho, baker and ftour dealer,Church road, H. T, and 13, Clevelandstreet, Birkenhead·Guy William, chemist and druggist, OldChester road, L. T.Haill Robert, shopkeeper, 15, Grosvenor st.Haines Henry, joiner and builder, Wesleystreet, H. T.Hall William Lawton, coal agent, Beechroad, S. T•.Hamilton George, classical and commercialacademy, 7, Park grove, Holt hill. (Seeadvertisement)Hampson William, agent to ;Tohn Farrarand Sono, office, Ferry road; h. PeelstreetHancock,Thomas S., coal merchant; h. 4,WoodlandsHandley William, master mariner, Derbyroad, T. P.Haram George, master mariner, Seymourstreet, H. T.Hardie George, bookkeeper, Fonntain streetHardie Mrs. Mary, dressmaker, NewChester road. S. T.*Hardman Thomas, carver and gilder; h.Old Chester road, L. T.HaT'land, Brown, and Co., shipwrights.boat...builders, block and mast makers, TraumereGraving dockHarland James, boatbuilder, &c. (firm ofHarland, Brown, and Co.); h. Fair view,Holt hill
TRANMERE.Harries Thomas, bookkeeper. Church road,H.T.Harrison ~Irs. RIleD, shopkeeper, Old Chesterroad. L. T.HarrisQD Henry, ferry manager. Union st.,Harrison J ames, beer retailer, St. Paul sroad, S. T. .Harrison Joseph, master manner, OldChester road, L. T.THarri~on Mrs. Mary, shopkeeper, lSewChester roadHarrison Robert, joiner and builder, Hampdenstreet, H. rI'.Harrison Thomas, engineer, Hey villas,Victoria roadHart Jabo, butcherand greengrocer:Churchroad,H. T. .HasS
Jones Edward Pryce, bookkeeper, Grangecottage, T. P. . " .Jones Miss Ellen, "Impenal hotel, ~!lllIsne, H. T.Jones Mrs. Ellen, shopkeeper, Church road,H.T. .Jones Griffith, builder, Tranon villa, MiltonroadJones Hugh, artist, Ro~kdlle street, R. F.JODes James, shoemaker, Green lane, L. T.Jones Richard. assistant overseer for thetownship of Tranmere, Myfod cottage,Old Chester road, S. T.Jones Sarn!., shopkeeper, Queen's buildings,L.T.Jones Mrs. Sarah, "Star" hotel, New Ches·ter road, S. T.Jones Thomas Rowland, shoemaker, 8,Mersey viewJones William, baker and flour dealer,New Chester road, S. T.Jukes Joseph, wholesale ironmonger, 1,Seabank roadJump William, ba.ker and flour dealer, OldChester road, L. T.Ray Geo., slater and plasterer, Quarry bankKellaway· John, master mariner, Greenlane, L. T.Kelley Mrs. Elizabeth, apartments, Beechroad, H. T., and 7, Frodshgm streetKennedy SimoD, quarryowner, Chapel st.,H.T.Kenoedy William, bookkeeper, 20, ChurchterraceKenton Mr.s. Priscilla:, milliner an,d strawbonnetmaker, Queen street, L. T.. Kenwright John, tObacconist, &c., St. Paul'sroadKenyon David Broadfoot, railway clerk,Victoria road, T. P.Kevan Patrick, grocer andbaker, St. Paul'sroad, S. T.Key Joseph, master mariner, Green laneKing Edward C., master mariner, Daltonvilla, Beech road, T. P.King John Turner, out-door officer H.M.Customs. CliftOD roadKirh.!latrick Thomas, warehouseman, 4,Sydney terraceKitchen Richard, photographer, 2, Zetlandroad~tch~n Richard, plaste-rer, Mill st., H. T.Kitchmgman Isaiah, artist, Church terrace,H.T.Knox John, clerk, Beech road, T. P.Knox John, shipwright, Hebron cottage,Beech roadLancaster Uornelius, pilot, St. Paul's roadLarge Charles, boot and shoemaker, NewChester roadLangley Mrs. Eleanor, shopkeeper, Churchroad, H.T.Langley John, registrar of births anddeaths for the Tranmere district, Churchterrace, H. '1'.TRANMERE. 477Lawson Mrs. Mary, apartments, Waltervillas, Frodsham streetLa~son William, master mariner Lindenvilla, Victoria road'Lea J ames, grocer and baker, Church road. Prospect hijl, H. T. 'Leay Joseph, joiner, Oaktree placeLedsham John, carter, Meadow lane, S. T.*Lee George, bank clerk, 1, Upper Woodlands,Whetstone laneLeech James, grocer, &c., Old Chester road,L.T.Leech John, provision dealer; h. Derbyroad,T.P.Lees Luke, "Railway Hotel" and brickmanufacturer, St. Paul's road, S. T.*Legg William. Chesnut groveLegge Edward, paint manufacturer; h.Paragon house, Clifton roadLeggett George, master mariner, Westview. Laurel road, T. P.Leigh James, banker's clerk., Grosvenorvillas, Old Chester roadLeigh Thomas, clerk, 14, Churchter, H. T.*Lenox William Henry, bookkeeper, Rampdenstreet, H. T.Lewin Thomas, bookkeeper, and agent forthe Pelican Life Insurance Company, 2,Church terrace,- H. T.Lewis and Co., chemists and druggists, St.Paul's roadLewisl\1rs;Jno.,''Hare''inn,ChurchI'd., H.T.Lewis Joseph, farmer, Manor-house farm,Well laneLewis J oseph, weighing machine maker,whiteemith, &c., Old Chester road, L. T.Liffurd Henry, joiner, Cobham cottage, Ashroad: T. P.Lightbown J ames Henry, grocer, &C. (firmofTucker and Lightbown); h. New Chesterroad, R. F.Lightfoot John Webster, cashier, Frod.;.sham streetLindsayWilIiam,tailor,Old Chester rd.,L.T.Lloyd George, solicitor (firm of Parr andLloyd), law clerk to the Tranmere LocalBoardLloyd Hy, butcher; h. Church road, H. T.Lloyd John, tailor and duper, Well laneLloyd John Ellis, accountant to the TranmereLocal Board, .A.ntonia. villas, Dingleroad, T. P. .Lloyd 1\.:1rs. Mary, beer retailer, 23, Gros.venor 3treet, S. T. .Lockbart John, shopkeep2r, Mill st., H. T.Logue and Mitchison, ladies' seminary,Chestnut groYe, 3, Claremont terraceLucas Francis. bookkeeper, Holt road, L. T.Lumby Albert, agent for the Wigan andWelsh Coal Company, and the BritonMedical and General Life Association, 1,Church road, H. T.Lund Thomas, builder and contractor, 20,Holt roadLythgoe ElIen, provision dealer, PrentonIn.
'",l.47'8 TRANMERE.McCall David, joiner, Doon villa, Ash Moore John, bookkeeper, Hawthorne co(_road, T. P.tage, Victoria roadMcChean John, bookkeeper, Miltonrd., T.P. Moors Wm., shopkeeper, Woodehurch roadMoDonald Donald, bookkeeper, Victoria Montgomery WilIiam, coal. merchant· h,road, T. P.Lima villa, Dingle road, T. P. 'McDowell James, bricklayer and builder, Moon Robert, :: Queen's Arms" hote~ HaltWoodland cottage, Clifton roadhill, L. T.McGowen Daniel, beer retailer, 1, Frodshamstreetstreet, S. T.Moore Richard, shopkeeper, 6, GrosvenorMachen Matthew, joiner, Rockvillest.,R. F. !>foore Thos., shoemaker, Green lane,L. T.Macintosh James, bookkeeper, Hope cottage,Holt Hill terraceL.T.Moors Elizabeth, shopkeeper, Green lane,Mackintosh Joseph S., bookkeeper, Victoria Morgan Miss Rose, apartments, Hillsideroad, T. P ..cottage, Holt hillMcLean Alexander, coal dealer, New Chesterroad, S. T.Church terrace, H. T.'*Morley Richard, Custom-house officerMaconochie Delme, clerk, 12, Woodland Morris Thomas, stationer and newsagent,terrace, Whetstone laneNew Chester road, R. F.Maddock John, bookkeeper, Frodsham st. Moss Benjamin, bookkeeper, Seymour st.Main Thomas, broker, I7A, Clifton road Moulsdale John, wheelwrIght, Chapelstreet,Makinson William, contractor; h. Sydney H.T.terrace, Old Chester road. L. T.MoultoD John~ beer retailer, St. Paul's roadManu Miss, ladies' school, Hillside cottage, Mmr Thos., bookkeeper, 2 1 Seymour streetWhetstone laneMunnerley Samuel, grocer and provisionManning William, beer retailer, 1, Pitt st. dealer, Clarendon streetMarrow William, clerk, Dial road, H. T. Mvers John, "Falrfield " hote~ Old ChesterMarsh David, milkseller, Queen street, L.T. road, L. T.Marsh David, butcher, 8, St. Paul's road. Myers Thompson, joiner, Pitt street IMarsh Edward, brush and basket dealer, Nayler Peter, boot and shoemaker, IS,New Chester road, S. T.Meadow lane, R. F.('Marsh John, shopkeeper, 21, Pitt st., S. T. Naylor and Goodyear, Yorkshire s(on,.Marston Ambrose, shopkeeper,Mill st., H. T. yard, Ferry road-Michael Fllnn, agent. Masters Mrs. Martha, apartments, 3, Mersey N ewall Josepb ~ bookkeeper, 2, Mount view 1road, R. F.Prenton laneIMartin Henry, "Britannia" inn, Ola NewlandAbrah,am~greengrocer,15,Meadow IChester roadlane \Martin Samuel, wheelwright, 4, Alma bank Newland Miss Priscilla, ladies' schO
Owen Thomas; gardener, Bodowen, :Miltonr: The }!isses, ladies' day school, 2,Eldon place, Old Chester road, R. F.Parr John Be~d~ cashier, Thompson street•parrington William, bookkeeper, 3, Woodlandterrace, Whetstone laneparry Frederick, tailor and draper, Prodshamstreetparry John, bookkeeper, Grangeway cottage,Fountain streetParrY Thomas, pawnbroker, New Chester. roidPa.rry Thomas Jones, chemist and druggist,lWc!< Ferry Post Office, New Chesterroad, S. T.parry William, newsagent and bookkeeper,Old Chester road; h. Green lane, L. T.Pate :Mrs. Mary, lodgings, New Chesterroad, S. T.Patrick George, boot and shoemaker, 35,Grosvenor street, S. T.Patterson James, accountant, Oak villas,Milton roadPavia Joze de, bookkeeper, South view,Victoria roadPeacock Miss Alice, Bo..er cottage, HolthillPearsoD Mrs. Josephine, lodgings, UpperWoodlands, Whetstone lanePeen Saml., bookkeeper, Beech road, T. P.renlington George, bookkeeper, Back FrodshamstreetPenn George Lucas: upholsterer, Old Chesterroad, L. T.Penn Thomas, bookkeeper, Old Chester rd.Penny Matthias, clerk, 11, Woodlandterrace, Whetstone lanePhilpotts Job, hairdresser, St. Paul's roadPicketing Robert, banker's clerk, .Albion"Villas, Chesnut grovePidgeon' John Alsop, bookkeeper, MountviUa, Victoria road, T. P.Pim Chas., bookkeeper, Church road, H. T.Plumb George, provision dealer, Greenlane, L.T.Pontz Victor, merchant, Bebington roadPorch Daniel, greengrocer, St. PaUL's roadPort Ed\t'in James, medicine vender, St.Panl's road, S. T.Porter James, pilot, Victoria. road, T. P.Potter Jame2, bookkeeper, 13, Churchterrace•Potter William, hookkeeper; h. Sydneyroad, Old Chester road, L. T.Potts James, police sergeant, 24, Woodlandayenue, Whetstone lanePowel! Thos. John, shopkeeper, Chur~hroad, H. T.Preston Charles James, grocer, &c., New~hester road, S. T.Plltchard Thomas, a.ttorney's clerk, OlivemountPr~ee Edward,bookkeeper, Hamptonhouse,Church road .TRANMERE. 479Pugh Howell, bookkeeper, Arvon villas'Varrington street'PuUar James Thomson,Seabank roadbookkeeper, 5,Quick J os., butcher, Old Chester road, L. T.Ramsbottom James, accountant, Clifton rd.Randles William, milkseller ~ 7, St. Faul'sroadRaveuscroft John, tailoraoddraper, Willowcottage, Mersey roadRay George, butcher, beer retailer, andcowkeeper, Mill street ~Read and Plumbe, joiners a.nd cabinetmakers, Green lane, L. T.Bedding Thomas aod Ellen, master aodmatron of Birkenhead Union Workhouse,Church road, H. T.Bees Pryce, H.M. Customs, 8, Woodlandterrace, Whetstone laneReeves RobertDutton,commercial tra.veller~Chesnut groveRetemeyer Mienhard C., bookkeeper,Duke's cottages, Whetstone laneBeynoids William, baker aud fionr dealer,Queen street, L. T.Rhoden Mrs. Palmelia, coal dealerRhodes Mrs. Elizabeth, Eldon grove, OldChester road, R. F.Richards John, clerk, Clifton cottages,Whetstone laneRichards John, joiner, Bedford roadRichards William M., accountaot, 4, Zetlandterrace, Whetstone laneRichardson William Augustus, surveyor tothe Tranmere Local Board, Seymour st.Rigg John, house aod coal agent, Churchroad, H. T.Roberte David, builder, Victoria road, T. P.Roberts Edward, bricklayer, Old Chesterroad, R. F.Roberts Jesse, greengrocer aod milkseller,Old Chester road, L. T.Roberts Owen~ cowkeeper~ Thompson st.Roberts Robert, grocer andprovisiondealer,St. Paul's roadRoberts Robert, bookkeeper, Peel streetRoberts William, market gardener, Greenwayroad, and Birkenhead marketRobertson George, bookkeeper, Beech villa,Milton streetRobinson James, painter. plumber, gasfitter,&0., St. Paul's rd.; h.OaktreeplaeeRobinson John, master mariner, Halt roadRobinson John, bookkeeper, Harden~,Beech roadRobinson Lawrence~ grocer and provisiondealer, Church roadRoper Ge-orge Trevor, M.D., surgeon (firmof Roper and SpratIy); h. Fernhank, NewChester road, H. F.Roper and Spratly, surgeons, Fern bank,New Chester road, R. F.*Ross Henry Lanrence, bookkeeper, Grovemount, Oakhill road, Old Chester roadRoss Robert, farmer, Church road
480 TRANlIiERE.RoutIedge James, stonemason, Bedford rd.Routledge John, joiner, Queen street, L. T.Rowe George,cement manufacturer, BackPortland street; h. 9, Meadow laneRow-land Richard, boot and shoemaker, 27,Mill street, H. T.RowlandsWilIiam, tailor, Newo Chester road'Royle Willlam H., cashier; h. :Miltonroad, T.:P.RUdgeEdward, brazier and tinplate·worker,New Chester road, S. T.Rudge Samuel, tinman and brazier, Holthill, L. T.Rundle James Richards, ship steward,Church road, H. TSalt Wllliam, master1Uariner, Spring bank,Church roadSandall Charles, Custom-house clerk, 2,Sydney terrace, L. T.Sankey Brook Coal Office, Rock slip, Rockferry, Lower Bebington-J.Craven, proprietor;W. Moss, agentSansOD Thomas, naval- architect, Miltonroad, T. P.Satterthwaite William, carpenter, Cumber;land villas, Victoria roadSaunders William, artist, 8, Oxton -view,Greenway roadScaife William, baDker's clerk, 21, \Voodlandavenue, Whetstone laneScbn€'ider Andrew, warehous~man,l'ertheyvillas, Thompson streetScott Wllliam and MaxwelI, iron and brassfounders.engineers. smiths, millwrigbts,and agents for the Royal Insurance Company,Tranmere foundry, Tranmere Pool.(See advertisement)Scott Maxwell, civil engineer and ironfounder(firm of W. and M. Scot!); h.Closeburn. Elm grove, "\Vhetstonc lane&ott vVilliam, civil engineer and ironfounder(firm of W. and M. Scot!); h.Holly hill, Beech road, T. P.Seeker Cornelius. drill instructor, ChapelstreetSeed Miss Jn1iaAnne, boot and shoe w.rehouse.St. Paul's road, S. T.Se,vell Mrs., butcher, Green lane, L. T.Sewell Thomas, butcher, St. Paul's roadShakeshaft Jobo, builder and beer retailerUnion street, New Chester road 'Sharp Mrs. Mary, apartments, Church terrace,H. T.Sharratt J oseph, schoolmaster, Old Chesterroad, L. T.Shaw Euclid, Post Office clerk, FrodshamstreetShaw Thomas, pawnbroker (firm of Cooban,Shaw, and Watt); h. Willow cottages,Church road~~aw Thomas, lodgings, Church road. H.T.Sllva Joseph, steamtug proprietor, OldChester "oad, L. T.Smart Alexander, carpentercottage, Victoria road 'South EskSmith Francis, beer retailer, Old Cheaterroad, L. T.Smith John, commission agent, nusseUroad. S. T.Smith Joseph, commercial traveller 7Thompson street ' .Smith Stephen, "LordRaglan," New Chea.ter roadSmith Wllliam, milkseller, 19 Pitt st STSmithill Thomas,street, S. T.Smyth Mrs. Ann J ane. draper and millinerNew Chester road, R. F. l .Sockett Thomas. steamtug "ttlanager 4Holt road, L. T. ' ,Southern George, bookkeeper, Beech roadSpeed Charles, carpenter, New Cbester Id.beer retailer, 2, DohSpic~r William Francis, bookkeeper, Foun~tarn streetSpencer George, cowkeeper, Park groveWhetstone -laneSpicer WiIliam, commercialtraveller, Foun.tain streetSpratly Samuel, M.D., St. Paul's readSpreckley John George. railway clerk, 4,Ardwick terrace, Walker streetSpruce John, cowkeeper, 31, Oaktree place,St. Paul's roadStanley Edward, bricklayer, Church road,*Stevenson H.T. William, R.M. CUgtoms, Beechroad, T.P. .Stewart Mrs. Jean, apartments, Woodlands,Clifton roadStewart John, gardener and seedsman, OldChester road, L. T. \StockSamuel, coal merchant, Blackleyhurstcoalyard, Beach road(Strangman Samuel, carriers' agent, 3, .Tbompson streetStreet George, day and boarding school,· >-Greenbank house, :n.fersey road, R. E. IStrongitharm George, high bailiffof <strong>County</strong>Court, Whetstone laneStruthers James Ferguson, joiner, Rozellecottage, Victoria roadSuart Mrs. Mary, lodgings, Whetstone In.Surr John, accountant; h. 6, Seabank roadSwallow :MIss .Ann, apartments, IO, Wood·land terrace, \Vhetstone laneSwan Jos., bookkeeper, Church road, H. T.Sykes !I:1rs., ladies' ecbool, Liver villa, Vic~toria road, T. P. '\Sykes Miss A. J., professor of music, Liver \villa, Victoria road, T. P.*Ta)'lor George bookkeeper, Hillside cot--tage, Holt hill'Taylor Jas., contractor, Poplar grove, T.P." ITaylor John, blacksmith and wheelwright, ~Foundry roadTaylor Mrs. Margaret, butcher, Churchroad, H. T. .Teece William, game dealer, fi$llmoD~1poulterer, &0., Old Chester road, R. F.(See advertisement)I('Il
Thom Robert, bookkeeper, Old Chesterroad, R. F.Thomas Edward, carter, Quany bankThomas (}eorse, tobacconist, New Chesterroad, S. T.Thomas Thos. Glegge, architect, Church ter.Thompson Charles, bookkeeper, Elm groveThompson Fredk., accountant, Old Chesterroad, L. T.Thompson John Vernon, greengrocer andfurniture remover, St. Paul's roadThomson William,horse dealerandbreaker,,: Tranmere Castle» hotel yardTinsley Thomas, coal dealer, 1, Oaktreepla.ce, St. Paul's roadTodd Charles C. F., cashier, Seymour streetToon Diana, lodgings, Victoria road, T. P.Tucker and Lightbown, grocers and pro- .vision dealers, Canton house, ~ew Chesterroad, R. F.Tocker John, grocer, &c. (firm of Tuckerand Lishtbown); h. New Chester road,R.F.Turner John, merchant, WaImer grove,Chesnut groveTamer Henry, civil engineer, 10, SeymourstreetTurtle (}eo., baker and grocer, Old Cbesterroad, L. T. (See advertisement)Twiss George Henry, master mariner, 1,_ ELdon terrace, Portland streetUnsworth John, butcher, St. Paul's roadVernon John, iron shipbuilder (firm ofThomas Vernoo and Son); h. Woolton,LiverpoolVernon Thomas and Son, iron shipbuilders,Brunswick Dock and Tranmere IronWorksWainwright Horatio, master mariner, 2,Bedford place, H. F.'Walker Da\"id, builder, Prospect villas, 36,Victoria roadWalker Thomas, land surveyor, HampdenstreetWalker Thomas, warehouseman, Church rd.Waiters John, pilot, 8, Holt road, L, T.\Vatson William, upholsterer, Hampden st.\Vatt .Tames, tailor and draper, Victoriaroad, T. P.Webster Mrs. Mary, greengrocer, NewCbester road\Vellsford James, master mariner, 7, Holtroad, L. 1'.'Westbrooke Ed\vard, tea agent, Churchterrace, H. T.Weston Thomas, coal merchant, Bedfordroad, R. F.; h. Rock lane, R. F.Weston Thomas, railway clerk, Cbarlesvilla, Beech road, T. P.Weston Thomas, baker and flour dealer,New Chester road, S. T.Weston Thomas Bond, baker and flourdealer, New Chester road, R. F.Wemyss Francis James, masterHolt hill!>."NNTRANMERE. 481mariner,Wheeler Edward, Lloyda' .urveyor,!, SeabankroadWhite Charles, shopkeeper, Qneen .t., L.T.Whi~!onathan, master mariner. Stanley st.-WhitmS Joshua, merchant's clerk, 8, Sydneyterrace, L. T.Whittaker Henry, bookkeeper, Wallaseyview, Beech road· .Whittaker Thomas, banker's clerk, 8,Church terrace, H. T.Whyte Andrew, coal agent, St. Paul'. roadand Queen street; h. St. Paul's roadWilding Richard, whitesmith and bellhanger,Old Chester roadWilkios Benjamin, greengrocer, Old ChesterroadWilkinson William, beer retailer, Qneenstreet, L. T.WillrinsonWilliam,bookkeeper, Bedfordrd.Willett Abraham, plumber, painter, glaaier,and paper-hanser, Greeu lane, L. T.(See advertisement)Williams Edward, cart owner, Elm roadWilliams Mrs. Eliaabeth, apartments, OldChester road, L. T.Williams Mrs. Jane, midwife, 14, Brunswickstreet, S. T.Williams John, pilot, Church road, H. T.\Villiams .Tohn B., bookkeeper, Anon villas,Warrington streetWilliams Thomas, butcher, Ohureh roadWilliams William, baker and grocer, St.Paul's roadWillmott Mrs., boarding and day school,Holt house, Whetstone laneWillonshby Edward and Seymour, steamboat aud ferry proprietors, Birkecheadand Tranmere ferriesWilson Daniel, bookkeeper, Hampton streetWilson George, bookkeeper, Queen st., L. T.Wilson Miss Margaret, apartments, 9, St.Paul's roadWilson William, gentleman, Dacre hill, OldChester roadWinchester William, flax .dealer, StanIeypla.ce, Holt hillWindham Arthur, master mariner, 12,Mount view, Prenton laneWood John B.,commission agent, Dinglerd.Wood Richard, cashier, Frodsham streetWoodcock Edward, coal agent and farmer,St. Paul's road, S. T.Woodcock J oh.n, bookkeeper, St.' Paul'sroad, S. T.Woodfin Richard, bootmaker and leatherdealer, 2, Queen placeWrenn Thomas, H.M. Customs, 7, O::ttonview, Greenway roadWright Charles, beer retailer, Green laneWright Geo., newspaper reporter, 2, UpperWoodlands, \Vhetstone lane'Vright John. joiner and builder, Churchroad; h. Wesley street, H. T. .-Wright Joseph, cashier, Lnnesdale villa,Dingle road, T. P.
482 TRANMERE.Wright Josep!l, "Royal Hotel," "\Yood:church road'Vright William, stevedore, l\I.armion villas,Victoria roadIWrigley Blacket, hosier and JI:illiner 1~Church road ' i),Yearsley Thomas, bookkeeper, Old Chestroad, R. F.f:rINFORMATION OF PUBLICCONNECTED WITH THEMEN AND INSTITUTIONSTOWN AND COUNTY.ROCK FERRY POST OFFICE, iNew Chester road. . ITHOMAS JO~"ES PAlmY, postmaster. iLetters dispatched at 9.45 a.m. and 7 p.m. i lTranmere Local Board for 1864-RichardLee (chairman), Da.vid Ross, KinderLiversidge, John Turner, ThomasHitchmough, Joshua B. Prowse JJohnR. Williams, William Searle, JohnHogarth, Maxwell Scott, WilliamLegg, F. H. Peters, John Ml.ldie, JamesDalby, Zebedee Swain.Law Clerk-George Lloyd, Holt bill andCommerce court, Liverpool.Surv~yor-William .A. Richardson.Accountant-J. E. Lloyd.Collector--Thomas J. Edwards.inspector oj .Nuisances-William Egerton.BirkenJlead Union Workhouse, Church road,Higher Tranmere-William Henderson,chairman; Thomas Redding, governor;nhs. Ellen Redding, matron;Rev. William Tattersall, chaplain;Samuel DawsoD, l\f.D., medical officer;Peter Gregory, clerk to the guardians.Overseer's Office, Green lane, Lower Tran. mere-Richard Jones, assistant over.seer.Re;is.tTar ofBirths and Deaths for Tranmfre.District-John LaiIgley, Church terrace.This is also a money order office andsavings bank.I'POST RECEIVING OFFICE, PLACES OF WORSHIP.Chnrch road.I SChurches.tCat.herine'$,Letters from Birkenhead a.rrive at 9 a.m., \ t.Higher Tranmere - Rev; )William Elliott, M.A., incnmbent. lSt. Pauts, Lower Tranmere-Rev. GeorgeFrederick Dean, LL.Jlf., incumbent. .2 p.m., and 6 p.m., and are dispatchedat 11.15 a.m. and 7.30 p.m.WALL LETTER Box., St. Paul's road, LowerTranmere, is cleared at 10.45 a.m. and7 p.m.; and on Sundays at 7 p.m. only.PILLAR LETTER Box, King street andChnrch road.Dissent,ng Pl=es
13ROMBOROFGH. 483BROMBOROUGH is a parish in Wirral union~ comprising the townships of BROMBOEO'CGII and BmXST.A.GE, containing altogether, by the census of 1861, 1279 inhabitants,and 3612 acres; in the hundred of Wirral, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>.BROMBOROUGH is a township in the above parish, containing, hy the census of 1861,l094inhabitants, and ·2600 acres, in the union, hundred, and deanery of Wirral, archdea.conry and diocese of Chester, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>; 1 mile from its station on the Chester andBirkenhead Railway, 1 from Spital Station, 1 from Eastham Ferry, 4 south from BirkeJ;lheadand 11 north from Chester. The living is a perpetual curacy. valued at £191 perannu'm. with residence, in the incumbency of the Rev. Edward Dyer Green, M.A., and thepatrona"e of the Dean and Chapter of Chester. The original Church, dedicated to St.Barnab:S, was of great antiquity, and is supposed to have been part of a monastic institutionestablished by Elfieda-it was in existence as far back as the 11th century. Itwas pulled down in 1828, and another re-built on the site, which. becoming too small forthe increasing demands of the village, another has been built near to the last one, and isexpected to be opened tor divine worship at the latter end of this year. It is a handsomeedifice, cODaisting of nave, chancel, north and south aisles, chapels, and apse, with a towersurmounted by a beautiful spire; the internal carvings and ornamental portions will bevery elaborate, and it is one of those handsome village churches for which the eminentarchitect Mr.-- Scott is so justly celebrated. There is an excellent Parochial School.The extensive Patent Candle Manufactory of Messrs. Price and Ct.>. is situated at BromboroughPeal, on the west bankofthe river ]'1"ersey, about l~ miles from the village. A smallcolony, consisting of the emplc.1j{s of the above works, having sprung up here during thelast few years, tha-e is a school for the children of both sexes, which is licensed for thecelebration of divine service, at which the Rev. Edmund Hampson officiates. The livingnnd the school are both supported by the proprietors of the candle works. The LiverpoolFloating Gunpowder Magazines are stationed in Bromborough Pool. Several handsomevilla residences have been lately erected in this parish by Liverpool merchants and othergentlemen. Samuel Kynaston Mainwaring, Esq., is lord of the manor, and impropriatorof the rectorial tithes.Clerg!J, Gentry, and Private Residents.·Banks Mr. JonathanBull.Tames Gooclman, Esq.Cade ~fr. WilliamChilton Mrs. Barbara, OakleighC1ark Henry, Esq., Blythe cottageCox Henr,r, Esq.Croft Frederiek, Esq.Davies Mr. WilliamDay Mr. John H., Bromborongh Pool worksDean \Villiam, Esq.Fallows William, Esq.Grant:Mr. Higginson F.Green Rev. Edward Dyer, M.A., incumbentand surrogateHatcher Mr. William Henry, BromboroughPool worksIrlam Miss Maria DibbendaleMorecroft William Frederick, Esq., AllportsRaukin Robt., Esq., J.P., BromboronghhaUTaunton George Edwin, Esq.Whitley George, Esq.Co--operative Stores, Bromborough Poolworks-James J ones, managerDavies Miss Amelia, schoolmistressDavies Thomas, farmerDodd J oseph, stationmasterDunn Patrick, gamekeeper to Mr. WilllilmCadeEIlls J oseph, farmerEills William and J oseph, millersGray Charles, farmerHardcastle J ames, tailorHumble Miss .lane, schoolmistress, BromboroughpoolJ ODes Mrs. Elizabeth, shopkeeperLiverpool Floating Gunpowder Magazines-William Peers, storekeeperMillington Hugh, farm bailiff to RobertRanken, Esq.Millington Mrs. J ane, boot and shoemakerMoorhouse Thomas PIatt, parochial schoolmasterPeers William, storekeeper to the LiverpoolGunpowder Ma"nazinesPrice's Patent Candle Company (limited)Works, Bromborough poolTrades and Professiom.Anglesey John, blacksmith Roberts Samuel Jones, engineer, Brom-Ashtpn Thomas, shopkeeperBeard .Joseph, SeD., sextonborough Pool worksRobinson WHfred Marti.n, "Bromborough"Beard Joseph, jnn., tailor hotel -Bi~d Mrs. .lane, farmerSimpson John, farmer, Court House farmB~scoe Edward, builder and beer retailer Southern George, inspector and collectorB~scoe Mrs. lrlary, cottagerof Birkenhead market tollsBr15coe William, joiner and farmer lTayleure Wm., collector of assessed taxesCooper Mrs. J ane, shopkeeper and Post Waring William, assistant overseerOfficeWilliams Richard, milkseller
484 BRIMSTAGE, EASTHAM.Wilson Henry, wheelwrightWoodward Peter, shopkeeperWright Henry, farmerRaillCa!l Statwn-Joseph Dodd, stationmaster.ParochialSchool-Thomas Platt Moorhouse,master.T1'ades and Professions.Anderson Roderiek. farmerGraham Mr., farmerHarrop James, "Red Cat"Br
cHILDER-THORNTON, HOOTON, NETHER AND OVER POOL. 485Norman Joseph, cattle dealerPover :Mrs. Esther, farmerFrice Thomas, plumber, painter, &c.Price Thomas, joinerTayleure Henry, joinerWariog Robert; car proprietor'Varing Samuel, road surveyorWGOdward JoM, builder and parish clerkWorthington John, carpenter and wheelwrightPost Offir-e-Jobn Jones, snb-postmaster.Letters from Chester arrive a.t 7.15a.m.; dispatched at 5.15 p.m., and onSunday at t past 10 a.m. The nearestmoney order office and savingsbank is at Sutton.CHILDER-THORNTON, or THORNTON MAYO, is a township of Eastham parish,WIITal union, containing, by the census of 1861, 435 inhabitants, and 723 acres; in theeastern division of the hundred of Wirral, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>, 5 miles from Great Neston, 7south from Birkenhead, 1 from each ofthe Hooton and Sutton stations, on the Chesterand Birkenhead Railway, and 8 north-west from Chester.<strong>Cheshire</strong> Ride Volunteers is situate here.Gentry.Bedson MissDixon Launcelot. Esq.Dixou W. H., Esq.Kritemere Charles, Esq.:Read Christopher'Mackay, Esq.Sharp Thomas, Esq., LongdeldsWalker Wallace, Esq., The HallTrades and Professi
486 GREAT BUTTON, LITTLE SUTTON, WHITBY.-----GREAT SUTTON is a township in Eastham P.ariS h , Wirral un~o~.containing, b~~;census of 1861, 265 inhabitants, and 2138 acres; ID th.e eastern dIVISIon of the hundredand deanery of Wirral, archdeaconry of Liv!'3rpool, dIocese of Chester, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>.6 miles north-west from Chester. IGentry.: Jenkins Thomas, farmer, Backford crossBIIJenkins William, farmer .erwit.:k Edward, Esq., Ra.thbone vi a JabnsoD Samuel, cheesefactorEdwards Richard, Esq., The ElmsJ ones Robert, farmerForgham Mr. John, Breezewood houseJoDes William, tailor, and at 21, ForegateTrades and Professions.street, ChesterBsll Charles, beer retailer and haker Lamb J oseph, farmerBasnett George, shopkeeper and baker . Lee Charles. farmerCash George, farmer and bricklayer: Capen- Maddock James, farmerhurst lodgePla.tt Robt., "White Swan" inn, and farmerDalton Isaac. farmer, New farmGriffith John, farmerLetters received through Chester which isHarbridge Williarn, farmerthe nearest money order office. 'LITTLE SUTTON is a township of Eastham parish, Wirral union, conlainin", by thecensus' of 1861, 474 inhabitants, and 1120 acres; in the hundred ofWirral, South<strong>Cheshire</strong>,7 miles north-west from Chester, and 8 south from Birkenhead, on the Helsby and Rooto.Junction Railway, at which it has a station, and about 1 mile from the Ledsham stationon the Chester and Birkenhead line. The Presbyterians have a cbapel here, with a schoolattached, and there is a National School for children of both sexes.Clergy and Gentry.Antwiss John, Esq.Bsll John Woodbouse, Esq., M.D., BarkhouseBerwick John, Esq.Booth Mr. William, Rock cottageFraser Rev. W. G. (Presbyterian)Grant Mrs., WoodlandsGrice Ralph, Es'!.Harrison Mr. John, Rose cottageHaughton David, Es'!., WoodlandsMason William, Esq.Marston Mrs.Murdoch James, Esq., Greenfield houseNicholson John, Esq., The HallNuttsll James, Es'!., 1>1.D., Bark honseOllrich Gustave, Esq.; Gorst Hill cottageOrrell Rohert, Esq., Gorst hillParr Mr. Matthew, Rock cottageWarhnrton Mrs.Trades and Professions.Brockler John, tailorBrown .robn, boot and shoemaker:Burt George, master of National schoolBurt Mrs. Matilda, mistress of NationalschoolCarr John, stationmaster, Ledsham stationCash John, bricklayerClarke William, grocer and draperCoupland William, farmerFernyhough William, farmer, Old hsllForster George, tailor and draperFryer George, ,. Black Lion» and hutcherHarbridge William, farmerHorne Edward, farmer and veterinarysurgeonKemp Joseph, boot and shoemakerKendall Chas., grocer and provision dealerLewis George, bntcher .Lewis William, shopkeeper and postmasterLittler Miss Mary, dressmakerLittler William, saddlerLloyd John, wheelwright and joinerNutta11 James, It-I.D., surgeon, Bark houseO'Connor Charles, academyPursell Richard. butcherRoherts William and Joseph, corn- andflour dealers and farmersReekie Jas., master of Presbyterian schoolRoylance William, beer retailerSwift William, " Station Hotel" and postinghouseTyrrell Mrs. Mary, "Red Lion» hotelWade J oseph, farmerWilliams William, blacksmithPost Office-William Lewis, postmaster.Letters from Chester arrive at 5.30a.m.; dispatched at 8.15 p.m. weekdays, and 9 p.m. on Sundays. This isalso a money order office·and saviDgsbank.WHITBY, with the hamlet of ELLESMERE PORT.. WHI!BY, Or W:E!ITB! LqCKS, is a township, partly in tbe parish of Eastham, andp~tll In .Stoke pansh, m WIrral UD~OD, containing, by the census of 1861, in Eas!ham73. lllhabItan~s, a~d 934 acres; and In Stoke, 60 inhabitants, and 296 acres; making atotal of 792 lUha~lltants, and 1230 acres of land· in the higher division of the hundredand deanery of Wirral, archdeaconry of Liverpoo~ diocese of Chester, South .Chesbite,1l((I
HESWALL. 4877'mile:; north fro:n Chester, an~ 10 south-~t froD: Birkenhead. The Wesleyans have a placeof worship here. The MarqUls of Westmmster 18 lord of the manor..ELLESMERE PORT is a h{lmlet of the abo}"e township, situate on the south bank of theriver Mersey, at the confiuence of the Ellesmere canaL which, running from the Dee atChester, hera connects it with the Mersey. It contains excellent docks, for the use ofcoastio" vessels, which bring to this port a great quantity of iron ore, from whence it istranshipped, and by means of the inland canal communication forwarded to the extensivemanufactories in Staffordshire and other pi"""s. It also forms the principal means ofwater communication between Liverpool and North Wales. The Church is a neat Gothicedifice, dedicated to Our Saviour, and was opened for divine service in 1842. The livingis a perpetual curacy, valued at £120 per annum, in the incumbency of the Rev. ThomasIrwio, M..A., and the patronage of the Bishop of Chester. There is a National School for.children of both sexes. The Primitive Methodists have a place of worship here.(JZergy and Gentry.Parker Mrs. Sarah, farmer[Those marked thns (*) reside at Elles- *Parkes William, shipbnilder; h.Mersey st.P t],,*Parry Henry, agent to the Shropshiremere or. "Ucion Railway and Canal CompanyDavies ?rIr. Edward, The cottage \. Pickering John, farmerGrace John, Esq., The hallPiatt Joseph, bntcher and beer retaller,*Irwin Rev. Thomas, M.A., incumbent Dock streetRay Mrs. Mary, The cottage*Powell Edward, "Canal Tavern'~Trades and Professions.Roberts Ellis, pro~ion deal~r, Dock streetSmeaton Henry, pohce officer, Dock streetBall Martha, farmer .*Stockton John, grocer, porkbntcher, andCra~ord Samuel, assiSt.ant overseersub-postmasterDaVles EdlVard, coa~ lime, and salt mer- Thomason Iss.ac, blacksmith and ironchant,Ellesmere Soap worksmon()'er Dock street·Dean ~amesl "Bull's Head".Tomkins'on John, farmerDean RlCmard, b~ot and shoe,maker " Tomkinson John, grocer, &c., Dock streetFa~kner John, Sportsman s Arms *Towers John, " Grosvenor Arms" .Gnffith Thomas, f,,:mer Walker J ames agent to the Brid~elVater""Hough Samuel: Jun., brewer and coal trustees ' 0merchant..William.s Edward, provision dealer andHughes He:m:y, statlonmaster . butcher, Dock streetHughes William, flour dealer and grocer, Worrall James farmer and millerDock street'Ireland William, assessor of taxesJones John, tallor and draper, Dock street BridgewaterTl"USues Offices-James Walker,Jones Joseph, farmer . agent.Lewis Brothers, farmerMaddock Joho, farmerPost Office-John Stockton, sub-postmaster.Meacock Mrs. Susannah, farmerLetters from Chester arrive at 9 a.m.;Mersey Scap Company-Edward Davie., dispatched at 4 p.m. Chester is theresident managernearest money order office and savingsMorfoI'd James, H.M. Customsbank.HESWALL is a parish in the hundred and union of 'Virral, comprising the townshipsof HESW.A.LL·cum~OLDFIELDand G.A.YTON, containing together, by the census of 1861,749 inhabitants, and 5380 acres, in the southern division of <strong>Cheshire</strong>.HESWALL·cum-OLDFIELD is a township in the parish ofits name, containing. bythe census of 1861, 556 inhabitants, and 335 acres. OD the banks of the rive(Dee ; 3~ milesfrom Great NesteD, 5 from Spit-al Railway Station, 9 south·west from Birkenhend., and1~ from Chester; in the hundred and deanery of Wirral, archdeaconry of Liverpool,di.ocese ofChester, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>. The living is a rectory, valued at £310 per annum,With residence and 20 acres of glebe land, in the incumbency ofthe Rev. Mark Coxon,and the patronage alternately of Arthur H. Davenport and William Lloyd, Esqs., whoare also joint lords of the manor. The Church is an ancient edifice, with nave, chancel,tower, and three belis. There is a Parochiai School for children of both sexes.OLDFIELD is a small hamlet adjoining Heswall.Clergy and Gentry. I Gaskell G., Esq.,Chalmers J., Esq.Hamett Mr. MichaelCoXOD Rev. Mark, J.P., rectorMarsh Mrs.Evans Mr. HughMoore W., Esq.
488 GAYTON, THORNTON-LE-MOORS, DUNHAM-ON-THE-HILL.--Newton William, Esq., The RoscoteNoms Mrs.ShawMrs.White W., Esq.Trades and Profes.ums.Allcock Thomas, beer retailerBarlow George, " Black Horse," and farmerBoumphrey Edward, masonCross Henry, joiner_Edwards Joseph, schoolmaster and parlShclerkEllis Thomas, farmerHancock. Benjamin, farmerLawton J oseph, farm'erLawton Samuel, farme~Nicholls Samuel, gardenerPrice Edward, farmer and wheelwrightPrice William, shoemak~r and shopkeeperSmallwood William, shopkeeperSmallwood William Buter, farmerSutton James, shoemakerTottey Samuel; farmerTotty Mrs. Elizabeth, farmerTotty Mrs. Martha, farmerWilliams Henry, wheelwrightWilliams Jaho, farmerWilliams Mrs. Sarah, ., White Lion"OLDFIELD.Hough Thomas, farmerHughes Emanuel, farmerParochial School-Joseph Edwards, masterLetters received from Great Neston.GAYTON is a small township in Heswall I1arish, Wirral unio,:, containing, by thecensus of 1861, 193inhabitants, and 2075 acres; ID the hundredof WIrral,.South <strong>Cheshire</strong>3 miles north~west from Great NestoD, 4t west from Sp~tal Railwa.y Station, andS south.west from Birkenhead. John Ba,kervyUe Glegg, Esq., IS lord of the manor.Gentry.Broster George, farmer, Bowling greenGlegg Captain John Baskervylle, Gayton Davies William, "Glegg's Arms "hall.Massie Admiral, Gayton cotlageLea. Thomas, farmerLightfoot Peter, tailor and farmerMolyneux George, farmerTrades and Professions. Tottey George, farmer .Barlow Edward blacksmithBarratt James, farmerBather William, farmerBroster Daniel, farmerWoodward James. farmer, M111 farmWoodward Samuel, farmer aDd shopkeeperLetters through Great Newton.THORNTON-le-MOORS is a parish iu Great Boughton union, comprising the town.ships of TnoRNTo;s--le-MooRs, DUSH.A.M-On4he..HzLL, ELTON) HAPSFORD, and WnmoLDSTR..A.FFORD, containing altogether, by the census ·of 1861,912 inhabitants, and 4866 acresin the hundred of Eddisbury, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>.THORNTON-le-MOORS is a township of the above parisb, in Great Bonghton union,conta.iniD.g, by the census of 1861, 206 inhabitants, and 1213 acres; in the hundred ofEddisbnry, deanery, archdeaconry, and diocese of Cheeter, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>, 2 miles fromDunham Railway station, and 6t north from Chester. The living is a rectory, in theincumbency of the Rev. Thomas Francis Barker, M.A., valued at £600 per annum, withresidence, in the patronage of Hulme's Trustees. The Church is an ancient edIfice, dedicatedto Saint Mary. consisting ofnave, chancel, north and south aisles, "\'ith tower and threebells. 'l'bere is a National School for children of both sexes. There are some charitablebequests for the benefit ofthe poor. George Cornwall Leigh, Esq., is lord of the manor.Barker Rev. Thos. Francis, i\I.A., Rectory Littler John, tailorGamon William, Es;q., GreenNewport Thomas, farmer, The hallTrades and Professions.W e~ster Jonathan, farmerCarman John, shoemaker W~ltby James, farmer . 1Dean Ann, shopkeeperWilson James, master of NatIOnal schooEills Miss Elizabeth, innkeeperFoden Sarab, farmerHanmer Joseph, gardener . Letters are received through Chester, whichHodges George, farmer, Cross houseis the nearest money order office.DUNHAM-on-the-HILL, or STONY DUNHAM, is a township in Thornton-le-Moorsparish, containing, by the censuS of 1861, 320 inhabitants, and 1458 acres; on the .,<strong>Cheshire</strong> Junction Railway, at which it has a station; 7! miles from'Varrington, lotfrom Manchester, and 2 from Chester; in the hundred -of Eddi,bury, South Cbeshire.The Wesleyans have a chapel here.
ELTON, HAPSFORD, WIMBOLDS TRAFFORD. 489Gentry.Barker Rev. Thomas F., M.A.llathbone Mr. WilliamTrades and Prqfessirms.Ball J'ohn, farmerBall William, farmerBarton J oseph, bricksetter and farmerBennioD \Villiam, stationmasterChamberlain John, farmerDawson Mrs. l\fargaret, farmerDawson Thomas. farmer and butcherEdwards John. wheelwrightJeffs Thomas, farmerLightfoot J obo, farmerLittler J abo, tailorLittler Miss, farmerNichols Edward, farmerNixon Mrs. Ann, farmerNixon Ralpb, "Whe-&tsheaf"Richards J oseph, "Railway" innWeaver .rohn, wheelwright and farmerWhite Abraham, farmerWhitlow J'oseph, saddlerandharness makerWilliams J abn, shopkeeperWilliams Thomas, blacksmithWilliams Thomas, farmer and shoemakerWright Mrs. Charlotte, farmerWright J'ohn, farmerPost Ofjice.~os.Peacock, receiver. Lettersarrive from Froasham at 9 a..m.; diiI:'patched at 5 p.m.ELTON is a township in Thornton parish, Great Boughton union, containing, by thecensus of 1861, 190 inhabitants, and 1090 acres, in the western division of Eddisburyhundred, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>, near to the !nce Station of the Hooton and He]sby line ofrailway, which passes through the township; Si miles south-west from FroJsham~ md .1north from Chester. The Primitive Methodists have a place of worship here. TheMarquis of Westminster is lord ofthe manor.Trades and Professions.Morris Thomas, farmerBentley Ralph. farmerEllams William, farmerPlatt Samuel, farmerPov~r J oseph, farmer, Elton hall _Flereher Joseph, blacksmith i Ro~mson.Thomas~ mason and shopkeeperFloyd Geor"e wheelwrightSQuth Elizabeth, farmerHalton J oh~, 'farmerWarburton John, blacksmithHayes Robert, farmerLittler Thomas, "'\Vheelwrights' Arms~"and shoemakerLetters received through Chester, which isMorris Hugh, farmerthe nearest money order office.RAPSFORD is a township in Thornton parish, Great Boughton union, containing, bythe census of 1861, 84: inhabitants, and 531 acres; in the west division of Eddisbury.hundred,South <strong>Cheshire</strong>; 1 mile north.from Dunham, 4i south-west from Frodsham, and 8north-east from Chester. The Birkenhead, Lancashire, and <strong>Cheshire</strong> Junction Railwaypasses through the township.Trades and Professwns.RopIey !I'homa.s, beer retailerHuntmgton Arthur, farmerHunting-ton William, farmerLewis J oseph, farmerNoden Edward, farmerSudlow Esther, shopkeeperWright William, farmerLetters through Frodsham, which i. thenearest money order office.WIMBOLDS TRAFFORD is a township inThornton-Ie-Moors parish, Great Boughtonu?-i.o~, containing, by the census ·of 1861, 113 inha~itants. ~d .574 acres; in the westerndiVlslOn of the hundred of Eddisbury, South Cheshll'e, 2 miles south from Thornton, and6 north-east from Chester. The Rev. Gerrard A. Perryn is lord of the manor.Perryu Rev. Gerard A., Tratrord hall McWaters William, wheelwrightT. . Nie1d Samuel, blacksmithrades and Professwns.Percival Jobn~ farmer, Jennys laneBall T~o:nas. farmer . Pickering J oseph, farmerB~~ Wilham, farmer, H.ob laneWickstead John, farmerBlihs John, farmer Hob lane ~Draycott John. ga,x:denerJohnsoD. Thomas, farmerJanes James. farmerLloyd James, farmer000 .Letters through Chester, which is the nearestmoney order office;
490 THURSTASTON, UPTON.. THURSTASTON or THURSTANSTON, is So parish in Wirral uuion, including thtoWDship ofTHURsruToN and part of the townships o~ GREASBY and !RBY, containin eby the census of 1861, 142 inhabitants, aud 2762 acres, m the hundred ofWirral, Sou~<strong>Cheshire</strong>.THURSTASTON is a township in the paris!.' of its own name, coutaining, by thelast cenens, 98 inhabitants, and 2762 acres; 10 the hund;red aud .deanery of Wirral,archdeaconry of Liverpool, diocese of Chester, South CheshIre;. 8. ml~es south-west fromBirkenhead, 5 from Great Neston, and 13 ~rom Chester. The hYIng IS a !ectory, valUEdat £260 per annum., with residence, in the Incumbency of the Rev. Francls E. ThurlandM.A., and the patrona"e of the Dean and Chapter of Chester. The Churcb, dedicated ~St. Bartholomew, was ~ebuilt in 1822, on the site.of.the old ?ne, a~ the so!e expense oftbelate Mrs. Lucy Brown, of Thurstaston Hall; It IS a plam edlfice, Wlth nave, aisles,chancel, aud tower containing three bells. There are Day and Sunday Sehools, wbieb aresupported at the expense of Joseph Hegan, Esq. Colonel John Baskervyle Glegg is lordof.the manor.(JISTgyand Gentry;.Griffiths William, stonemasonCampbell C. L., Esq. •Jefferies William, farmerHegan Joseph, Esq., DawpoolLangley" Thomas, farmerThurland Rev. Franeis E., M.A., rectorRealey John, farmerRoberts Edward, stonemasonTrades and Professums.Yonds John, fannerBayne A., bailiff to J. Hegan, Esq.Davies John, "Glegg's Arms"Gllchrist A., bailiffto C. L. Campbell, Es'!. Letters received tbrough Birkenhead-UPTON, or OVERCHURCH, is a parish in Wirral union. containing, by the census of1861, 293 inhabitants, and 929 acres; in the hundredand deanery of Wirra~ archdeaeonryof Liverpoo~ dioeese of Chester, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>, 4, miles west from Birkenhead. Theliving is a perpetual curacy, valued at £50 per annum, with residence l in the incumbenayofthe Rev. Johnston Hamilton Acbeson, B.A., and the patronage of ihe Rev. John James. Moss, M.A. The Church, dedicated to Saint Mary, is a small edifice, consisting of nave,aisle, and tower, which was built in 1813 on th~.site of a former one. There is a NationalSchool for children of both sexes. There is a Library and Reading Room, whicb wasestablished in 1854. Thomas Webster, Esq.• is lord of the manor.U pton Hall, Birkenhead, formerly the property and residence of\Villiam Webster, Esq.,is delightfully situated on the west of the village of Upton; it is now a Convent of" TheFaithful Companions ofJesus." This Community occupied for more than fourteen years"Lingdale House," in Claughton, near to Birkenhead, but at the close of the lease of thatproperLy in 1863, removed their large boarding-school to these very eligible premises,which they have enIar"ed to such an extent as to accommodate more than one hundredpupils, and a large staff ofteachers.Clergy, Gentry, and Private .Residents.[Those marked thns C*) have their placesof business in Liverpool.]Aeheson Rev. Johnston Hamilton, B.A.,The Parsonage*Chilton Thomas, Esq., The Salacres*Coulthurst Mr. JesseGibb Robert Charles, Esq.Green Miss Margaret, The ElmsInman William, Esq., Harefield house·Nash Mr. Foster WiIliam, Green bankWebster Thomas, Esq., Overchurch houseWillis l\1r. J oha, Green bankTrades and Professum.s.Barbonr Mrs. Jane!, shopkeeperBriscoe John, confectionerBurgess Horatio, wheelwright and joinerEllis Henry, bricklayer and slater·Gibb Robert Charles, surgeon .Inglefield Edward, tailor and draperKnowles John, farmer .'Langley Mrs. Maria, "Eagle and Crown"innMoreton J obn, blacksmithMullinenx: "\Vm., "Horse and Jockey" innOllive Thomas, registrarof birthsand deathsfor Woodchurch districtPalin WiIliam, saddler and harne.. mskerPank David, farmerPownall John, grocer, tailor, and post officeRoche Pa-trick. serjeant of policeSal1ebury Edwd., saddler and harne.. mekerSalisbury James, boot and shoemaker, andparish clerkSherriff Jawes, shopkeeper and builderSuwner James, farmerWakelin John Warters, master of theNatioual schoolWakelin Mrs. Harah, mistress of the Na·tional school1 II ,\I\III~II ,~I
BIDSTON, CLAUGHTON-W!TR-GRANGE..f.lllChurck-JlJ,v- Johnston Hamilton Acheson,B.A., incumbent.C01lven~ Upton hall, Boarding School foryonng ladies' - Madame Pitit, ladysuperior.<strong>County</strong> 001lstabulary-Patrick Roche, serjeantof police.National Schoo!-John Warters Wakelin,master; Mrs. Sarah Wakelin, mistress.&ading Room- John Warters Wakelin,librarian.Post Office - John Pownall, postmaster.Letters from Birkenhead arrive at 6a.m.; dispatched at 7.30 p.m.BIDSTON is a parish, comprising the townships ofBmsToN.-eum-FOlm, CLA.UGHTO:Ncum-GR.UiGE,in Birkenhead union, and MORETON-cum-LISGILU! and SA.UGlIALL-:M.A.sSEY,in Wirral union, and containing altogether, by the census of 1861, 2154 inhabitants, and4248 acres; in the hundred of Wirral, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>.BIDSTON-cnm-FORD is a twnship in the above parish, in Birkenhead nnion, contaioin"",by the census of 1861 .. 282 inhabitants, and 1689 acres; in the lower division. ofthe h:ndred and deanery of Wirral, archdeaconry of Liverpool, diocese of Chester, South<strong>Cheshire</strong> j 3 miles north-west from Birkenhead. The living is a per{ietual curacy, valuedat £150 per annum, in the incumbency of the Rev. Christopher A. Graham, B.A., and thepatronage of the Rev. C. R. Reene. The Church is an ancient edifice, consisting ofnave,chancel, tower, and three bells; it was restored in 1856, with the exception of the tower..A lighthouse was erected here in 1111, and from its elevated position is a prominent objectin the neighbourhood, the lights being visible for a circle of 14 lIilles. Bobert Vyner,Esq., is lord of the manor.FOlID is a small hamlet ofthis township.Gentry._Urmson John, lighthouse-keeperJanes :Mr. Thomas, Grove villaYoude Robert, millerNichols Mr. Thomas, Bidston villaTTades and PTofusions.Adams Jas., lighthouse telegraph conductorBamford John, builder and contractorCroft Simon, "Ring of Bells"Hazlehurst John, farmer _Letters throngh Birkenhead.FORD.Mutch John, farmerMntch George, farmerHazlehurst Thomas, farmer National Sckoo~ Bidston-Edward Jones,Parkinson Ed\'rard, farmermaster; Mrs. Ann Jones, mistress.PovaU William, carpenter and wheelwright Omnibus and Car from Hoylake to Birken-Badley Miss Rebecca, farmer head, pass through Bidston at 8.30Rimmer William, farmer, Bidston halla.m., 9 a.m., and 4 p.m., returningaboutRoyden George, farmer5.30 p.m.CLAUGHTON-with-GRANGE is a township, partly in Bidston and partly in Wood- ,church parishes, iD. Birkenhead union, containing, by the census of 1861, inBidston parish1309, and in Woodchurch parish 275 inhabitants, making a total of 1584 inhabitants, and436 acres ofland; in the hnndred and deanery ofWirral, archdeaconry ofLiverpool, Sonth<strong>Cheshire</strong>, forming a suburb of, and adjoining to, the south side of Birkenhead. Itcontains many handsome villa residences, which have been erec:ted ,vithin the last fewyears, and its vicinity to Birkenhead park, from which the street railway cars run everyten minntes to Woodside Ferry, renders Liverpool easy of access. The Church, dedicatedto Our Saviour, is a. handsome cruciform edifice, standing on an acclivity, commandingsplendid views of Liverpool and the river Mersey. It was opened for divine servi~ in1849, and consecrated in 1854.- It consists of nave, aisles, chancel, and transept, WIth atower s:trmo~ted by a spire.· -The living is a perpetUal curaey, valued at £600 perannum, ID. the lncumbency of the Rev. Richard :P. Blakeney, LL.D., and the patronage oftrnstees. St. Aidsn's College is a handsome bnilding, in the Tndor style, established forthe purpose. of training students in theology, a~d fitting the~ for ho~y:' or~ers.- tJ:e8t?-deuts belDg required, in addition to the routme of educatIOn, to vunt dis~ct8 mLiverp
492 CLAUGHTON-WITH-GRANGE..... Olergy, Gentry, and Private Residents.[Those marked thus C-) have their placesof business in Liverpool.]*,Arkle Mr. William, Thornwood, Slateyrd.>i
EJlam Miss Elizabeth, 11, Kenyon terrace,Devonshire·roadEUiott Mrs.• 9, CharlesviJleEvans Mr. John. 7, Grosvenor terrace 'EwiD" Mrs. William Reid, 1.Euston grove*Fairfle1d Mr. William, 1. Enfield terraceFau-ish Mr. Robert, Manor view, Uptonroad .*Fell Mr. Robert, Cannon hIll, Park road,south.Ferguson Mr. William,2, St. Aidan's tel'.*.Fisher Mr. Thomas, 21, Talbot terrace,Clau!!'hton firs.Forbes !Iofr. \Villiam, Caroline place•Forrest Mr. Jas. Alexander, 5, Charlesville"Garland Mr. Alfred, Barnard's roadGaskell Mrs. Catheririe, 5, Cannon hill,Park road, south*Gaskell Mr. Elias, 3, Cannon hill, Parkroad, south-GaskeU Mr. Richard, Cannon mount,Park road, south.Gaskell ~Ir. Samuel, 1, Cannon hill, Parkroad. southGaskell Mr. Thomas, Spring field, 2, Carolineplace*Gasquoine:Mr. Butler, Normanston, BallsroadGatchell Miss Satab, 29, Kenyon terrace,Devonshire roadGate Miss llIary, 98, Upton roadGeoghe-gan Richard Taylor, Esq., 3, Kenyanterrace, Devonshire road-Gibbons Mr. Josepb, Blackburne terrace,19, ReedvilleGiIkS Captain WiIliam, Woodbine cottage,86, Claughton villageGladstone Mr. Laurencc, 7, Aidan's terrace·Gladstone Mr. Robert Thompson, Parkroad, southGood\vin ji.1:rs. Eliza Jane, Larch house,Ashville roadGraham Rev. Christopher Alexander, B.A.,rector of Bidstone church, 5, Heather ter.Griffiths Miss JaDe March, Oaklands, 13,Devonshire place*Hall Mr. William, Christ Church road*Hamilton Mr. Conolly Thomas, 2, CannonhilI. Park road, south*Hardman Mr. George, 51, Grange mount*Hargreaves ~fr. Henry, Oak bank, 29,Grosvenor roadHa:r~eaves :Mr. John Ellwood, Balls roadHarr:son Miss Elizabeth, Grosvenor house,Grosvenor roadHarrison Mr. John, Derby villas, Barnardroad*Harvey Mr. Henry, Firland lodge, Kingstreet*Hatton ~:rr. John, 44, Westbourne road·Henry Mr. Charles, 3, ClaughtoD range,Park road, south"He,d Mr. John, jun., Brooklyn house,lting streetHicksgn ~. ~bert,2.5,Devonshirepla.ce.HigginsCharles Hayes, Esq., M.D., Kenyon"house, AUred road " "Higginson ji.frs. Charlotte, Oakfie1d house,Ashville road -Hi~gs Mrs. Elizabeth, 45, Kenyon terrace,Devonshire roadHi~hton l\.Irs. Caroline, Rose cottage, 82,Upton road . .·Hill Mr. John, Newark villa, Slatey road.*Hind Mr. John Hartley, Ashville road·Hind William, Esq., Ashville road*Hoette Mr. Emiel, 2, Ashville road, Birkinheadpark*Holzburgh" Mr. A)lgustus, Rock lane·Hopkins Mr. George, Beaufort villa,Barnard road*Bopkins Mr. Richard, Heathfield villa, 11,Christ Church road .*Hornblower ~Ir. I~e\\'is, 6, Devonshire rd.*HoughtonMr.,Andrew, Sandiway, DevonshireplaceHoughton Arthar, Esq., CaroUne roadHoughton Edward Charlton, Esq., CarolineroadHoughton Raymond, Esq., 5, Caroline placeHousman Mr. Jolm, 43, Grange lllount*Howe Mr. Samuel, Holly mount, Rock In.•Hubbert 1\-fr. John R., Av:ondale, Reedville·Hudson Mr. William, 37, Kenyan terrace,Devonshire road*Hughes Mr. Robert, Carlton house. DevonshireplaceHughes Mrs. Sarah, 7, Barnard road"Hutton Mr. Anthony, 12, Davonshire pI.Hynde Lawrence Ramsey, M.D., 1, Kenyonterrace, Devonshire roadIreson Mr. Samuel Henry, 35, Kenyanterrace, Devonshire road*Irvine Mr. James, 9, Blackburne terrace,ReedvilleJa.ckson :Mr. Robert, 52, Slatey road*Jackson Mr.ThomasDean, Shrewsbnryrd.Jackson William, Esq., M.P., Manor house*Jevons Mr..Georg€', 8, St. Aidan's terrace*Jones .Mr. John, 21, Blackburne terrace,Reedville*Jones ].{r. Richard Francis, .Park side,Claughton roadKaye Mrs. Elizabeth, 47, Kenyon terrace,Devonshire road*Keightley William Tristram, Esq.~ 7,CharIesviIIeKer Mrs. Isabella, 4, Grosvenor_ road.Kingcome }1r. Charles, 18, Devonshire pI.Knowles J.\.frs. Jane, 6, Rock lane*Knox Mr. Andrew, jun., 14, Eaton roadLaird John, JUD., Esq" 2, Devonshire placeLaird Miss Mary H., Euston grove, Grangemount.Lambert Mr. Robert, 11, CharlesvilIe.Lawrie Mr. David, Oak grove, 9, Slateyrd.*LeBlanche ji.fr. Louis Mors, Beechtield,Park road, southLedward Mr. Alfred, 21, Kenyon terrace,Devonshire road.
494 CLAUGHTON-WITH.GRA..~GE.'Leete Mr. William Griffith, Woodleigb,Park road, west*Leitch Mr. J ames, 20, Devonshire place*Lightfoot Mr. Thomas, 37, Slatey road-Lightfoot Mr. William, 17, Blackburneterrace, ReedvilIe .Lilley Mr. ;robn, 29, Slatey laneLlewellyn Rev. Thomas (Wes1eyan), 9,Somerset placeLockhart Mr. WilJiam, Cbarlesville*Longrigg Mr. John, 31, Grange mount-Longrigg Mr. Thomas, 35, Slatey road-wLovett l\fr. Hen!'y, 28, Devonshire road*Lowe Mr. Alexander, 19, Talbot terrace,Claughton firs*Lupton WiIliam, Esq., 3, Shrewsbury pI.*Lyne Mr. Joseph, 1, Kenyon mount, 53,Devonshire road·McCalman Mr. Colin, 2, Eaton road*Macdonald Mr. James, Ennerdale lodge,Claughton road.*McGill Mr. William, 31, Grosvenor road*Machin Mr. Samuel, 23, Devonshire placeMaeleod Rev. Alexander, 39, Kenyan ter..race, DeYonshire road*McLeod Mr. Norman, Briar dale, 30, Parkroad. southMcCrill Mrs. Isabella, 4, Rock laneMallesonRev. FrederickA., 19, Charlesville*:Martin Mr• .rahn, 61, Grange mountMason The Misses l\1ary Ann and Fanny,33, Grange mount*Mason Mr. WUliam, Granville house, 63,Devonshire Toad*Meiggs Mr. John G., Slatey road*1t!eikleham }1r.FrederickAJS., 49, Grangemount1tlellin Mrs. Emma, 16, James streetMetealf Mrs. Ann, Bayford villa, Barnardsroad*Meugens Edward Chevalier de l' Ordre deLeopold, 24, Park road, southMiller Mr.•fames Stapleton, 33, Slatey rd.*Mocatta Mr. Henry. 24, Devonshire road.·~{ocatta Mr. Maurice, 5, Slatey road"'Moon Mr. William, 15, Talbot terrace,Claughton firs·~roore Mr. Charles, Claughton grange, 65,De"onshire road*?Iorrison l\fr. Alexander, 7, Kenyan terrace,Devonshire road*Morrow Mr. Robert, 10, Alfred road-Morton Mr. Digby Berkley, Christ Churchroad*Neilson Mr. Andrew, Airlie wood, Forestroad*Nicholls Mr. James, 3, Easton grove-Nickels Mr. John Thomas, 21, Devonshireplace*Norris Mr. Edward Matthew, 2, Cambridgeterrace, Slatey roadNorth Mr. Henry, 2, Alfred road*Nuttall ]"lr. James H., 16, Devonshire pI.-Oliver Mr. ;rames, Cburchland house, 17,Balls road ..Park Mr. ;rohn, Ashville roadPawn Mrs. Caroline, 9, St. Aidan's terracePaton Mrs., 4, Eaton roadPaton Mr. Walter, 7, James street, B.*Plaw Mr. Henry, 1, ReedvilIe*Ponsonby Mr. Henry, 13, Kenyon terrace,Devonshire road*Poole Mr. Braithwaite, jun., SunnYside,27, SJatey road.Porter Mr. William, Leigh house, 36Devonshire road . )Potts Mrs., Italian lodge, Park road, south"Powell Mr. Thomas, Claughton road*Quaile Mr. Ed~~d, 8, Eaton road·Qnaile Mr. Wllham, 4, Clanghton range,Park road, south*Querner :Mr. Charles, Kingston lodge, 35,Grange mount"'Rabus Mr. Elwin, 28, King street*Rae Mr. George, Thornfield, 32, Devon_shire roadRae Mr. ;rames, Shrewsbury road*Ravenscroft John, Esq., Lingsdale houseReeves Mr. Thomas, Church road't'Rickman 1'1.fr. Samuel, 5, Cambridge terrace,Slatey road*Rohde Mr. Hermau, 6, Park road, south,Claughton rangeRudd J obe, Esq" Darnley house*Rymer Thomas, Esq., Grosvenor roadSandberg Rev. Paul Lewis, St. John's par~soriage, Slatey road*Sanderson George Samuel, Esq., Greenbank, Park road, south*Saunders:Mr. James, 37, Grange mountSeooDes John, Esq., 1, Kenyan terrace,Devonshire roadScott Mr. Frederick, E. B., Slatey road-Scott Mr. John, 13, Blackburne terrate,Reedville*Scott Mr. Joseph Wright, 8. King street·Scott Mr. Rebert, 26, Clanghton rangeScott Mr. William, 109, Upton roadSeott Mr. William, Belle vue, 108, Uptonrd.Segar Hansal, Esq.. J.P., Outwood houseShaw Mr. David, 17, Talbot tsrrace,Claughton firs*Shelton 1'/[r. John, 9, Barnard road·Shepherd Mr. John, 8, Devonshire place*Shore Mr. John, 16, Eaton road*Sill Mr. 'l'homas, 4:1, Kenyan terrace,Devonshire roadSmith Mrs. Frances Jane, Morningtonvilla, 21, Grosvenor road-Smith Mr. George, 10, Eaten roadSmith The Misses Hannah and Rebecca,88, Upton road .·Spalding Mr. William, Ashville road-Speirs Mr. Burridge P., Barnard roadSpeirs :Mrs. Mary, 5, Ba.rl;lard roadSpence Mr. John Buck, Shrewsbury roal!*Stanton :Mr. Eddowes, 8, Eaton roadStarbnck Mr. George, 1, Kenyon plaee, 49,Devonshire road·Stewart David, E,q., Claughton tlra
CLAUGHTON·W!TH·GRA...1'~'GE.495r~" 8titt ~s. James, 31, Kenyan tenace,Trade,
496MORETON-Cmi-LINGHAM.Foulkes WiIliJlmJanles, family and dispensingchemist, 21, Grange mountGeofJ'hegan Richard Taylor, surgeon, 3,X;nyon terrace, Devonshire roadGore Mrs. Sarah, apartments, 46, Balls rd.. Graham J"ohn, master mariner, 8, V-ersaillesterrace, EustOD groveHarding Misses Eliza, FaDDY, and Mary,ladies' seminary, Christ Church roadHarrison George, civil engineer, Grangeneld, Park -road, southRiggins Charles Hay.., Esq., M.D., andsurgeon, Kenyan house, Alfre,d road*Hodkinson James, sub-manager at Canada.works, 3, James's street '. .Holme Mrs. John, apartments, 5, Kenyanterrace. Devonshire roadHowson Mrs. ·Sarah, preparatory school, 11and 13, Barnard road .Hughes Robert H., estate agent, 7, Hamiltonstreet, Birkenhead; h. Carlton house,27, Devonshire placeKelley Robert George, artist, Glasneven,Balls roadKemp Edward, landscape gardener, Parkroad, west .Kennedy James, master mariner, 65,Grang-e streetLancaster Robert, butcher, 1, CarolinebuildingsMcClnreDavid, H.M.Customs, 50,Slateyrd.Maddocks Joseph, ageilt, Rock terrace,Upton roadMacmaster Miss Jane, ladies'-school, Buckinghamhouse, Palm groveMooneyMiss ~ridget,~lodging-housekeeper,5, Grosven6r terraceMarshall Mrs.Elizabeth,preparatory school,36, Slatey roadNicholIs Miss Caroline, ladies' school,Heathfield villa, 15, Christ Church'roadOwe-ns Richard, cart owner, Upton roadPenk Davido, farmer, 2, Park grovePrice Edward, superintendent of WaterWorks, Christ Church road, Balls road.Raynes Michael Nathaniel, joiner andbuilder, Balls road j h. Roe's mountRichards Mr. William Henry,paYlO";;H.M.S. Eagle, 15, Barnard roadScoones Jo~~, surgeon, 1, Kenyan terraceSloman ~I1ham Henry, superintendent ofthe Blrkenhead docks, Maycroft nll_40, BaUs road '.....Sm~th John, builder,2, King streetSmIth Mrs. Sarah,provision dealer Cline building, Claughton firs ,310-Sorge Mr.15, R2edville 1;Sorley John, Claughton Honse school Parkroad, south'Henry P., professor of mum.Stacey Mr. William, cax proprietor 9Heather terrace ' ITueski Mons. M.P., professor oflanguages19, Christ Church road 'Ya.le James T.,MD., surgeon, TalbothouseWalke~ WilHam, architect and. bnilder, 1,. HamIlton lane j h. 70, Park road, southWarry Mrs. FaDDY, stationer and fancyrepository, Church streetWebber James Douglas, surveyor of taxes .7. Blackburne terrace 'Williams Mr. William, market gardener IGrafton street . ' JWood. Misses S,:san and Emma, ladies'seOllOary, Hamilton lodge, 9, Csroline pi.ChrISt Church-Rev. Richard Paul Blakeney,LL.D., rector.Primitive Methodist Chapel-Upton road.UnitedPresbyterian Church-Rev•.AlexandirMcLeod, minister.St. Aidan's TheDu>gical College-Rev. JosephBaylee, LL.D., principsl.'Letters through Birkenhead, which is thenearest money order office.MORETON-cum-LINGHAM is a township in Bidston parish, containing, by thecensus of 1861, 361 inhabitants, and 1193 acres j in the hundred of Wirral, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>,It miles west from Bidston, and 4t from Birkenhead, on the shores of the Irish Channel,and the greater part of the townShip is below the level of the sea at high water. B.Vyner, Esq., is lord ofthe manor. A new church, with a handsome decorated spire, hasjust been erected here.Trades and Professions.Godwin Arthur, f!lrmerBanks AnD, H Coach and Horses"Hardcastle William, tailorBlake Samuel, farmerHow Samuel, farmerBrassey Joseph, wheelwrightJones Richard, farm.r, Chapel billBroad Samuel, blacksmith.rones Thomas. wheelwrightBrown Peter, farmerLedsham Richard, farmerDial John, farmerMealor John, farmerDodd Thomas, farmerMealor Robert, blacksmithEdwards Thomas, wheelwrightNaylor William, "Farmers~ .Arms"Eyans Thomas, shoemakerParkinson John, farmer
SAUGlIALL MASSIE, WESTKIRBY.. 49'1:Parkinson Joseph, farmerRiggs John, baker and grocerLetters through Birkenhead, which is thenearest money order office.LINGHAM.Bussard Mr. Louis. Trades and Prqfessi413 inhabitants. and 3310 acres; at the w..tern extremity of the hundred of Wirral, withthe estuary of the Dee on the west, and the Irish Sea on the north side, 8 miles fromBirkenhead, and. 8 north-west from Great Neston, in the deanery of Wirral, archdea.conrYofLiverpool, diocese of Chester, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>. The living is a rectory, valued at £500per annum, with residence, and 47 acres of glebe !and, in the incumbency of the Rev.Thomas Eaton, ~1.A., and thepatronage of the Dean and Chapter of Ch..ter. The Churchis an ancient Gothic building, dedicated to Saint Bridget, consisting of nave and chancel;with tower and five bells: There is a Church day and Sunday school. A column, actirigas a beacon or landmark for sailors, was erected here bythe Liverpool Dock Commissionersin 18H.Clergy and Gentry.Brown Henry, Esq.Eaton Rev. Thomas, M.A., rectorGrant Rev. F. C. H.Lear James, Esq.Nuon Mrs.Robin J obn, Esq., Grove billRobin Mrs., Grove billWood John, E,q.Trades a.nd ProJesswns.Booth George, shoemakerClarke john, farmerCrabtree James, shopkeeperDavies John, shoemakerD~ Daniel, farmerDIC~On Mrs. Alice, shopkeeper and postmlStress~e .Wi11iam, shopkeeperHlggmson John, farmerHughes William, joiner:PPPI Jackson John, "Ring ofBells nJ ackson Mrs.. M. E., schoolJanes John, farmerJones Thomas, farmerILunt James, farmerLyon Moses, coal des1erI Owen Thomas. shopkeeper! Rainford John, tailor1'1 Rowland Thomas, stonemason, Rutter William, farmeri Shaw Wi11iam, farmerI Strong James, farmeri Tottey John, farmer1 Tottey ;roseph, tailor1! Church School-Miss E; Taylor;mistr.....! --'I Post OJ)i"oo-Mrs. Alice .Dickson, pos£-I mistress. Letters arrive from Birken':I head at 6.36 a.m.; dispatched at 6.5,1p.m.
498 OALDY. FRANKBY, GRANGE, GREASBY.CALDY is a township in West Kirby parish, union and hU1!dred of Wirral, cont~by the census of 1861, 142 inhabitants,_ ~.d 2102 acres; 8 miles from Birkenhead, anl'north-west from Neston, in the S"outh diVISIon of the county. R. W. BartoD) Esq., is loJof the manGr·oBarton Richard, Esq., Caldy xno.nor Smith Henry, joinerTrfUks and Professions.Strong William, farmerBird ,Joseph, blacksmithBooth John, farmer and butcherBarlon's &hool - Miss LYdia Bushell,BilsheU Miss Lyd.ia, schoolmistressschoolmistress.Evans Daniel, farmerRea1ey Joseph, farmer and shopkeeper Letters through Birkenhead.FRANKBY is a to,vnship of W':"t Kirby parish, containing, by the census of 1861131 iDhabitap.ts, and 558 acres; 7 mIles north-west from Great Neston, and 7 west froniBirkenhead, in the union and hundred of W=al, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>.Genlrg.Jackson Samuel, farmerKing Miss, Manor houseOlrey MissJ o~e~ Samuel, fannerPhillips Peter, farmerRoyden 'rhomas, Esq" Frankhy hallPowner Thomas, farmer~ J •• __ ~p._ . Thomas Georg., shopkeeper.Ll"a~ a1~ rOJesswns.Barker JOBeph, farme~FnIton Willialn, wheelwrightGri1lith Thomas, masonHodson William, farmerHughes Thomas, farmerFreeGrammar Sc1wol-Thomas Bollsndm~re~ ,Letters through Birkenhead.GRA....>
HOOSE. 499HOOSE, commonly called HO:n-A~, is a township in West Kirby porisb, containing,by tbe ~nsns of 1861,.664inbabl~ts,and ?370 acres, ofwbich only 35 acres canbe considered as ID the townShiP, the remamder belIlg covered with water· in the union,hundred, and deanery of Wirral, arcbdeaconry of Liverpool, diocese of ~ter· 10 milesDorth~West from Great Neston, 8 from Birkenhead, and 20 from Chester. H~y1ake ormore correctly called Hoyle Lake. takes its name from the Hoyle bank, the lake being caused by t~e action of the river J?ee, the eastem waters of whie!:, in the 17th century,cut a semi·clrcular passage, separating the Hoyle bank from the mainland, near the DoveSpit. The lake, or bay, was then nearly tbree-quarters of a mile wide, and 7 fathomsdeep within, forming an excellent harbour for vessels, but, in consequence of the constantlydrifting sands, it now .affords harbourage for a few fishing smacks only. It is,however, now used as a watermg place, the extensive sandbanks of this and the neighbouringtownships of Great and Little MeoIse. which form a line ofupwards of five milesin extent, affording great facilities for that purpose, and producing a marine prospect notexceeded in this part of the kingdom. There are two excellent hotels, the H Royal;' andthe" Green Lodge," which, although locally situated in Little Meolse, adjoin tills to~.ship, and are replete with every comfort for the accommodation of visitors. A bill Iia.spassed for the formation of a railroad from Seacombe Ferry, which will put it in a moredirect line of communication with Liverpool The living is a perpetual curacy, valued. at£150 per annum, in the incumbency of the Rev. Richard Vincent Sheldon, B.A., and thepatronage of the Bishop of Chester. The Church, or Chapel-of-Ease, was ereoted by Mrs.Swainson, in 1833; it is a neat edifice, partly Norman and partly early English, and wasenlarged and improved in 1857. There is a good National School for c)rildren ofbothsexes.Clergy and Gentry.Price Mr. James Thomas, School lane•Richardson Mr. George B., Sea "ViewRichardson Mrs. Willism, 11, Sea view-Shaw Mr. Jonathan, 4, Sea "ViewSheldon Rev. Richard Vincent, RA., incumbent,ParsonageSherwood 11r. Bernard) 5, Sea viewSmith Mr. John Peacock, 5, Sea viewSyers Mrs. AnD, The GroveTrades and P1'ojessifms.Ball John, jun.) "Royal" commercial andfamily hotel and posting honse. (Seeadvertisement)Barlow ;roseph, fishermanBeck John, fishermenBeck Thomas, fishermanBird John, :fishermanBird Richard, earrierBlundell John, joinerBooth ;rohn, butcherBroster John, farmerBnckley Philip, hutcherChadwiek James, boot and shoemaker andshopkeeperCoker ;rohn, plastererCook Mr. Charles (firm of Cook Brothers),brewers; h. The ChaseCrankshaw :Miss Amy, fancy toy shopCroxton William 1fannerDavies George, fisherman and master oflife boatDawson Nathaniel, joinerEccles James, :fishermanEvans Peter Th.eophilus, "Green Lodge"hotel and posting honse. (&e advertisement)F~etcber Rohert, butcher and beer retailerGilmore James, marin..store dealerHazlehurst John, blacksmithHazlehurst ;roseph, stonemasonHughes Mrs. Ann, grocer and baker, PostOfficeHughes Richard, fishmongerHughes Thomas, "Punch Eowl" and carproprietorJohnston Martin, hosierJ ones William, fisherman;rones ;rohn, hlacksmithKyrke Mrs. Jane Frances, day and boardingschool, Hoose cottageLee John Smith, boot and shoemakerLinekar John, plnmber, glazier, and shopkeeperLinekar Miles, joiner and wheelwrightParr John, fishermanParr ;roseph, fishermanParr Simon, fishermanPrior Richard, boot and shoemakerRalph Edward, beer retailerRoberta John, boot and shoemakerRoberts ;rohn, rate collectorRntberford ;rohn, grocerSherlock Peter, carrierSbirlock William, fishermanSmith George, tailorSmith Ma.ry Ann, bntcherSmith Willism, baker and provision dell1erStanley Stephen, "Lake" innSteens Thomas, " Ship" inn .Walker Thomas Dobson, pharmaceuticalchemist and grocerWashington ;roseph, tailorChurch-Rev. Richard VincentM.A~ incumbent.Primitive Metlwdist Ohapel.HOJI/ak£ NatU:muJ. &Jwol = Missmistress.
Ooa,t Guard Serviee-William Rowe, chiefofficer.Life Boat-George Danes, master.Conv.ega!tce-.A:IJ. omnibus from the " Green. Lodge" hotel to Woodside FerryS",tion, Birkenhead, daily. .Garners-to Birkenhead- Richard B>rd,Thomas Hughes, and Peter Sherlock,weekly.Post Office-Mrs. Ann Hughes, jlOs~tress. Letters from Birkenhead arriveat 7.30 a.m.; dispatched at 6.30 pJll.Birkenhead is the nearest money orderoffice.GREAT MEOLSE is a township in 'West Kir~y parish, containing, by the census of1861, 184: inhabitants, and 3883 acres; ID the unlon a~d hundred of Wirral j 10 milesnorth-west from Great Neston, and 7 north-west from Blrkenhead. There is a litrhthouseereeeed here near to the sea-shore, called the" Leasowe" I..ighthouse.bGentry.Langley William, farmerMarsball Mr., Carlton terraceMeadoW's George, farmerShaw Ralph, Esq. Sandhey cottage Meadows J am~s, fanner, l\!umford Wllham, farmerTrades and.Professitms.Parkinson Joseph, farmerBanks George, farmerRowland James, farmerBennett Henry, farmerSutto~ Jabn, farm~r.Briseoe Peter, farmerWashington Mr::;. Elizabeth, farmerBrosterJoseph, beer retailerCookson Mrs. Catherine, farmerCookson Mrs# Mary, "Sloop"LeasoweLigltthouse-Mrs# Ann JaDes, keeperHazlehurst Robert, farmerHolmes Edward, tailorLetters through Birkenhead.LITTLE lI1EOLSE is a small township ofWest Kirby parish, containing. by thecensn'of 1861, 169 inhabitants, and 19,926 acres; in the hundred and union of Wirral, South<strong>Cheshire</strong>; 8 miles north-west from Great Neston, and 9 west from Birkenhead. Thistm'r"llship adjoins the watering-place of Hoylake, and the hotels which are mentioned inconnection with that township are loeally situated here. There are two lighthouses inthis township, which are being re-built, with dwelling-houses attached. Races are heldhere in the spring and autumn, near the sea-coast.themanor#Lord Stanley of Alderley is lord of_Gentry.Birkett Thomas, lodgingsBall Mr. John, sen.Croxton Samuel, farmerBarton Thomas Tin1ey, Esq.Dodd George, surgeonCook Mr. CharlesEvans Peter Theophilus, H Green Lodge,"Dod George, Esq.commercial and family hotel and postingPeck Mr. Joseph Suttonhouse. (See advert~ement)'Williams Mr. James B.Lee James, lighthouse keeperWilson Mr. Robert, Gothic cottagePeers James, farmer and blacksmithTrades and Professions.Royden Samuel, butcherThomas Jobn, assistant overseer and rateBall Mrs. Betty, fannercollectorBall Henry, shoemakerWharton Henry, farmerBall John, jun., "Royal" commercial andfamily hotel and posting house. (S"advertisement)Ball J oseph, farmerAn omnibus to and from the Birkenhe:ld'Barton Wm., furniture broker and lodgings Woodside Ferry and H Green Lodge"Bird Henry, lighthouse keeperhotel, daily.. NEWTON-cum-TJARTON is a township in West Kirby parish containing by thecensus of 1861, 62 inhabitants, and 488 acres; in the hundred and un'ion of Wjrr~, South<strong>Cheshire</strong>, 8 miles north-west from Great Neston, and 7 from Birkenhead.Trades and Professions.Oakes William, farmerAlcock William, farmerStockton Thomas, fannerDay George, farmerStrong Thomas, farmerEverill Anthony, farmerGuile.Peter, farmer.Mulch George, farmerLetters. through Birkenhead.
WOOD CHURCH, ARROW, BARNSTON, IRBY. 501LARTON.Trades and ProfessW1Ui.Price Wil!iam, farmerSmith Henry, farmerWOODCHURCH is a parish in Wirral =ion, comprising the townships of ARRow,B.ut..~STON, part of !Irny, ~~'"DICA...~, NOCTORUM, OXTON, PEXSBY, PRE1:
502 LANIlICAN, NOCTORUM, PENSBY, PLENTON, 'rHrNawELL•._------------------_._-Trades and ProjessUms.Adams WiIliam, farmerBroster John, farmerCave Henry, farmerEllis William, t. Anchor"Hancock Charles Henry, farmerHancock :Mrs. Jane, farmerJackson Joseph, blacksmithJones John, farmerMoors Mrs. Mary, farmerRealy Edward, shopkeeper·Rowlands Samue~ farmerYouds Thomas, wheelwrightLetters by foot-post through BirkenhesdLANDICAN is a township in Woodchurch P!'rish, Wirral .u~i.on, containing, by thecensus of 1861, 64 inhabitants, and 605 acres; ID the lower dll'ISIOn of the hundred ofWirral, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>; 5-!- miles north-west from Great NestoD, and 4 south-west fromBirkenbead. John Wilson'Patten, Esq., is sole owner and lord of tbe manor.Trades and ProfessUms.Dalzel Thomas, farmerMorrison Andrew, farmerZiegler Mrs. Mary, farmerLetters received: through .Birkenllead, "'"Woodchurch.NOCTORUM, or KNOCKTORUM, is a small township in Woodchurch parish, Wirralunion, containing, by the census of 1861, 31 inhabitants, and 326 acres; in the hUndredof Wirr~ Sonth <strong>Cheshire</strong>; 7 miles north from Great Neston, and 4 south-west fromBirkenhead. Iti. all occupied in one farm.'Boult Francis, Esq.Jackson Richard, farmerI Letters received through Birkenbead.PENSBY is a. township in Woodchurch parish. Wirral union, containing, by the censusof 1861, 88 inhabitants, and 335 acres; in the lower division of Wirral hundred, South<strong>Cheshire</strong>, 4 miles north-west from Great:geston, and 1 south.west from Birkenhead. JohnBaskervylle Glegg, Esq., is lord ofthe manor.Trades and Projes~ions.Barratt John, farmerHancock Edward, f~rmerI Letters received through Birkenbead.PRENTON is a township of Woodchurch parisb, Wirral uniou, contaiulng, by tbecensus of 1861, 123 inhabitants, aud 628 acres; in the hundred of Wirral, South Cbeshire,6 miles north-west from Great Neston, and 3~m.iles south-west from Birkenhead. JohnWinder Ly.on Winder~ Esq., is lord of the manor..Ravenshaw Willism, Esq., Mount honseTrades and Professions.Johnson Thomas, farmerJohason WiIliam, farmer, Prenton hallTHINGWELL. or THINGWALL, is a township of Woodchurch parish, Wirralonion,containiDg~ by the census of 1861, 114 inhabitants~ and 371 acres; in the hundred ofWirral, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>; 5 miles north-west from Great Neston, and 5 south~west fromBirkenhead.Gentry.LafoneAlexanderRoss, Esq., Thingwell hallPritt Mr. MilesTrades and Professions..Capper Robert, miller and beer retailerOItley Thomas, farmerMeilor J ames, blacksmithRoyden J oha, farmerSbaw J ames, farmerLetters received through Birkenhead.Peers John, farmerRobinson Ralph, farmerWatmouh Thomas, farmerLetters received through Birkenhead, IliaWoodchurch.IjI\
5~03r_---------O-X-T-O-N-.OXTON is a township in Woodchurch parish, Birkenhea.d union, containing, by thecensus of 1861, 2670 inhabitants, and 802 acres; in the hnndred and deanery of Wirral,archdea.conry of Liverpool, diocese of Chester, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>; 2 miles south-east fromBirkenhead. In 1821., this township was described "as though situated on a bold emi"neuce, commanding extensive views of the river Mersey, Liverpool, and the hi....h lands"ofLancashire; the immediate locality is 1r. Wi1liam, 3, Monnt PleasantBoydell Mrs. Anna Maria. South bank'Br~I:Mr. Charles Robert, Clifton villa,Fau-Vlew roadBradley Miss Ellen, O%ton ball, Village rd.BrattanMr. Joseph, Shrewsbury road:B.a rown Mr.Martin, Holmwood, Victoriard.u11ey Mr. Henry, 6, Alten terraceThe*Carrigan Owen, Talhot house, Fairc10ughlane .CarterMr• .Tohn, Spring Bank cottage, Poplarroad'Case Mr. Thomas, village road*Cearns Mr. Samuel, South Hill grove, Fairview road. 'Clough Mr. Robert. 2, Soutb bank*Cole Mr. Charles, 2, East bank, Woodchurchroad'Cornish George .T., Rose Monnt cottage*Coupland James Henry, Hampden villa,Rose mount'Cowie Mr. Charles George, Grange field,W oodchurch road .Craven Mr. George, 5, Shrewsbury terrace,Claugbton :firsCropper Mr. John, Apsley house, Park ra.'Currie Philip Finch, Esq., The Grove,Whitchurch roadDagg Robert, Esq., Bidston road*Dalton :Mr. George Forster, 18, King st.*Danson Mr. Henry, Rose mountDavies Thomas, Etruria villa, Victeriaroad*DaviesWilliam,Oak field, FaircloughlaneDawson Mr. Edward, Rose villa, VictoriaroadDean John, Esq., Rich viewDempster Mr., 4, Osborne terrace, Wocdchurchroad*De Wolf Mr. James, Rocklands, Shrewsburyroad*Edwards Mr. John, Summerhill, Villageroad*Edwards Mr: Thomas, Ro.lin villa, RosemountFairclough Mrs. Mary Ann, Deva cottage,Rose mount'Fazakerley Mr. Thomas, Monnt PleasantFenten Rev. Charles, Fairc10ugh lane*Ferrie Mr. Francis, Lennox lodge, VillageroadFingIass Mr. Charles, Fairclough lane
....~. '.504OXTON.~~--------"---"--~--'------'-'--.;.-~'Fletcher George Hamilton, Esq., Stanley IMcWhau Mr. Robert, Oshorne Villa, 20mountFairview road'Foster Mr. Joseph, Claremont cottage, "'Marshall Mr. James, Eose bankStoreton roadFrysbie William, Glanmore house, Shrewsburyroad'Garforth Thomas, Esq., Roslin villa, RostinroadGlbb James, Chatham cottage, MountPleasant /*Griffiths Thomas, The Laurels, Bich viewGodwin Mr. Richard Willacey, Wirrallodge, Mount Pleasant'Gouthwaite Mr. Arthur, Park cottage,Village roadHall Mr., Ingleborough terrace, :Poplarread'Hamiltcn Mr. Robert Gordon, South Hillgrove, Fairview roadRanson Mrs. Aun, Oxton villageHarger .l\'Ir. Jos., Rose cottage, Rose mount*Hassall James Carpenter, Mount Pleasant""Hatch Oliver JAlton villa. Alton road'Hayward John Rice, Etruria villa, Victoriaroad*Heury Mr. Malcolm, Mount Pleasant'Ribbard Mr. George, 1, AmO road*Bill Mr. Edward, Dingle view, Fairviewroad .'HookeMr. Edward, Rose villa, Victoria rd.*Horner William, Esq., Eldon house,Village road*Hosking Mr. Josiah, Rich view*Hosking Mr. Robert, Heathfield villas,W oodchurch roadHoughton Mrs. Ann J ane, Rose mount·Roward :Mr. Thos" Field house, Welling~ton road.'Hurlbatt Mr. Charles, 6, .Arno road'Hutchinson Mr. Thomas, South bankIck Captain Edward G., 3, AmO roadJackson Mr. George, Grosvenor cottagE',Talhot roadJackeon Mr. Thomas, Highfield, Talbot rd.James Robert, Esq., Commander R.N.,Poplar roadKing Vincent Ashville, Esq., Point of Ayr,Park road*Law ::Mr. Edward, Fairview villa) Fairviewroad'Ledward Mr. Septimus, Highfield, TalhotroadLeech Mr. Roger, Poplar roadLewin Mrs. Mary Aun, Dingle view, Fairviewroad*Lomax Mr. Henry James, 1, Osborne terrace,.Arno roadLord Mr. Geo., Columbia place, Village road*Love Mr. liobert, 4, Mount pleasantLundie Rev. Robert Henry, M.A. (Presbyterlan),Teviot bank, Fairview road'*McDowall Mr. Charles, Fairview roadMcGillMrs.Elizabeth,Fairville,Rosemount*McKnight Mr. John Samuel, Longfield,Woodchurch roadIMatthews Mrs. Ann, 1, Spring ";11••Rose mount ..........-,*Malcolm Mr. Henry, Mount pleasant·Matthias Mr. Herman, Highfield Fairview road ' .'Meluish Charles, Esq., South Hill groveMerry Mr. Richard, 3, Willan terrace'Merrylees Mr. Robert, Fairfield lodg.Columbiaroad· "Mitche!! Mr. Charles, Euston cottageWoodchurch road .. •Morris Miss Jane. Kempton villa,PoplarrdMorris Miss Muy, 5, Arno road, .,'Morris Miss Mary, Withington c6ttag.South bank .'Morten Mrs. ElizabethLouisa, The Hermit..age, Park road*Morton John, Brynnie house, Columbiard.Nicholson Mrs. George, Rose mount*Nolan 11r. George, Shrewsbury roed*Norbury Mr. Joseph, Spring villas*Nosworthy Mr. Charles 1'oiter, Nassauhouse, South bank:·~'5c .Openshaw Miss Louisa, Amo'bahk,~ I,AmO road .: ..*PalinMr. Wm., Marionville, 6, Vicrom.rd.*Parr :M:r. James Hazell, Fernleigh (Parry Mrs. John, Portland villa, Fair· .view road~ParsonMr. John, Percylodge, South bllllk,Fairview road*Perrin Mr. Eugene Henry, Shrewsburyrd.*Potter Edward, Esq., Sta.nley mOuntPowe!! Mies lIfartha, Mill hill, Talbot roadPyke Mrs. 2, Willan terraceRoberts Mrs. ,Ann, 7, Poplar road'Roberts Mr.Thomas, .A.shleigh villa, Altonroad'Roper J ames, Esq., Ryd,l mountRose Mr. Thomas, Clifi' cottage, Poplar ,d. .Rothwe!! Mrs. .Alicia, 1, Shrewsbury w- Irace, Claughton firsRowJand Mr. David, 2, Roslin villas, Ro.. Iliil road*Sanderson Mr. Richard, Fairville, Rose Imount ~-Satche!! Mr. Thomas Henry, Heath1ield, "1Village road*Sharp Mr. William, The grove, Wood·church roadSiddley Mr. John, 3, Spring villas, RosemountSmith Miss Elizabeth, 5, Osborne terrace,Woodchurch road*Smyth Mr. John Tapp, HeatWey, Wood·church roadSne!! Miss Emily, Sarah villa, Victonu'.'Spence Mr. James, Malvern lodge, Villas
__~--~----_OX-TO_X_'_'r: *Stewar~:Mr. John n@glas,3, Victoria rd..Stewart Mr. Robert, 3, Osborne terrace,Woodchurch roadStokes Mr. J ames Willan, Willan terrace"Stortz Mr. P. C" Olive mountSnmner Mr. Thomas, Rose Mount villa,Victoria. roadTattersaU Rev. William Alfred, M.A., surrogate,Fairfte1d honse"Taylor Mr. William C., High hank, Mountpleasant"Thistlethwaite Mr. John, Shrewsbury rd."Tbomas Mr. Joseph Daniel, 8, Poplar rd."Tholllpson Mr. Alpine, Sunny bank,Shrewsbury road."Thompson Mr. Ebenezer, Southbank,Fairviewroad'Thompson Mr. Josiah, Shrewsbury roadTilby Mrs. Eliza, Alton terrace*Tonge Percival, Columbia house, ShrewsbnryroadTyson Mrs. Isabelli, Apsley villaVouIes Mrs. Louis., Mill hillWalker Mrs. .A.nn, 2, Fairview roadWalker Mrs. Agues, Shrewsbury villas,Clanghton firs .Walker Mrs. Agnes, 8, Victoria. roadWillizms Mr. Thomas, Willia.ms place,Williams laneWilliams Thomas, Esq., Jllandland honse,Shrewsbury roadWilliz John, Esq., Heathfield*Wills Mr. Jaho, Alton villas, ROse molintWilson Miss Elizabeth, 2, Rose mount*Wilson ~fr. John, Alton house, Alton roadWitherby Mr. Percival, Columbia place,Village road'Woolley Mr. ~amuel, Fernleigh, PopIarrd.Wrigley Mr. Arthur, Alton villas, RosemountWylie Mr. Henry Johustoue,Hea:th hey;,Woodchurch roadTrtuks and ProfessWns.[h. signifies private residence.]Alexander Mrs. J ane, preparatory school,Rose mountAtkinson Thomas, "Shrewsbury Arms,"Claughton firs .'Andrews John, "Queen's Hotel," OnonhillBailiff James, plumber and glazier,. Eastbank, Woodchurch roadBlake Richard Thompson, bookkeeper, 12;Fairview roadCarrington Robt., shopkeeper, OxtanvillageChapman Thomas Jaekson, estate andhouse agent, secretary and collector tothe Locai Board, lugleborongh terrace,Poplar road-Office, Claughton firsChappell James, gardener, ,\Villiams laneCooper Thomas, clerk of St. Saviour's.Oxtan villageCrowhufst \Villia1ll, joiner and builder,Claughton firsDawson George,- b>Tocer, Storeton roadQQQD_·OaDawson John, joiner and builder, Claremontcottage, Storet-on roadDelemere John l nurseryman, Hulme lane,Woodchurch roadEd,...artls Miss Alice Park; linen draper andpostmistress, Talbot buildings, ClanghtonfirsFisher John Francis, master m.atiner; 4,Shrewsbury terrace, Clanghton.firsFleming Thomas, smallware deale:o, RosemountFrance Miss Martha, ladles' seminary, 3,Columbia placeFry Richard, pawnbroker, 4, Arno road .Furness James, beer rerailer. WoodchurchroadGuthrie Walter, master mariner, 2; Shrews..bury terrace, Claughton firsGrindle Geerg.. master mariner, 5, AltonterraceHamilton Robert, gasfitter. 14, Rose mountHarrison John, chimneysweeper, Price's In.Harwood Charles Henry, prol'essor of dancing,Montague house; Fairview road, andMusic hall. BirkenbeadHayward Richard, H. M. CustoIDS; Rampdenvilla, Rose mountHendersori. William, nursery and seedsmanand florist, Village roadHolder Mrs~ Margaret; apartments, 2, O~borne terrace,·Woodchurch. road .Holtaway William Henry, National schoolmaster,Storeton roadHoughton Thomas, fanner, Orlon villa.geHnghes ThoIIlas, accountant, 1, PoplarroadHughes Thomas, gardener, Shrewsburycottage __ . .Jackson John, market gardener; Woodchurchroad*Jameson Joseph, cartowner, East bank,Fafrview roadJ ohnson Charles, florist and landscape gardener,Fairclotigh view .Johnson Joseph, gardener and florist, Fair·clough lane_Johnson Sa.muel, nurseryman and 1loriet,Woodchurch road; h. South bankJones Andrew, 3, Willan terraceJones Hugh, bookkeeper, Salem vie:wJones John, master mariner; 9, FairviewroadJones John, plasterer, Pink cottage, StoretonroadKendall John, blacksmith, Park roadKing Edith AnD, mistress of Infant Sehool,Storeten roadKing Enos, grocer and baker, Oxford placeKirk John, auctioneer. 16, Rose mountKnowles John, ~'CarnarvonCastle," OxtonvillatJ'eKnowl:S William, joiner, Delph cottages,Fairview roadLappin Anne Mailan, National schoolmistress,Storeton road .Leech Roger, accountant, .6, Poplarroad
506 WALLASEY. lLeitch John, master mariner~ Ingleboroughterrace, Poplar roadLhayd Edward, bookkeeper, Fairview roadLleweIlyn Henry, car proprietor, Price's In.Lloyd Mrs. Elizabeth, chemist and drug·gist, Talbot buildings, Claughton firsLloyd Thomas, boot and shoemaker, New·burns laneMason Henry, police serjeant, W oodchurchview, Oxton villa.geMiller Robt., "York" tavern, Oxton village~fills William, bookkeeper, Salem viewMilne Francis, bootmaker, Price's laneMaore Samuel, beer retailer, Oxton hillNaylor Richard, bootmaker, 1, Rose mountNewburn J ohn,joineraud builder, 2, MountpleasantNichols William John Thomas, ornamentalpainter and plnmber, 2, Talbot buildings,Claughton firs. (See advertisement)Norbury John, H. M. Customs, Spring villasOldall Miss F., scripture reader, Well cot·tageOIdbam Nathan, Well cottage, policeOxton William, stonemason, Parr's roadPassmore James, clerk of Christ Church,and undertaker, 4, Poplar road-*Pickup Richard, bookkeeper, Claremont,Shrewsbury roadPovall Henry, shopkeeper, Oxton viJ.lageQuirk Mrs. Jane, -Jersey cottage, Park rd.Rathe John, "Talbot" hotel, Claughton firsRichards Williaw, bricklayer, Hill view,Storeton roadRoberts Miss Mary.Ann, smallware dealer,11, Rose mountRowlands Arthnr, greengrocer, 11, RosemountRowland David, jun., bookkeeper, 9, PoplarroadSelkirk Thomas, master mariner, SpriDgvillasSidley George, baker, 12, Rose mountSmith John Waiter, inspector of nuisances,office, Local BoardSmith Thomas, coal dealer, Williams laneSpark Thomas, plumber and painter, 6,Rose mount"Swan Hugh, beer retailer, Holm laneTaylor Joseph, bookkeeper, South bank,Fairview road.Thomas George, plumber and glazier, Victoriaroad j h. Holm laneThomas Joseph D., cashier, Popl~ roadThomas John, joiner and builder, VictoriaroadTodd Miss Elean?r, IJldies' seminary ~cottages, FaIfVle,v road 'PTopping George, bookkeeper, Parr's rOadTrench Jaho, boot and shoemaker Talbotbuildings, Claughton firs 'Venables John Kendrick, bookkeeper 13Rose mount' . lWapter James B., master mariner, Fair.VIeW roadWilliams John, grocer and baker, 10, RosemountWilson George, acconotant, 2, Poplar roadWoodward Hugh, pilot, South bankWoodward Wm. ]~dward, master mariner6, King street 'Wright Ralph, bookkeeper, South bank,. Fairview roadPOST OFFICE RECElVlNG ROUSE.Miss MICE P. EnwARDS, postmistress.Letters through Birkenhead.-Letters dis.patched at 9 a.m., 11.10 a.m., and 8.10p.m.-This is a money order office.Oxton Local Board-Richd. WilIacy Godwin(chairman), Charles Porter No,worthyJohn Tapp Smith, Charles R. Br~James R. De Wolf, Benjamin Sprou1~William Henderson, F. G. RaroordJohn Cropper, Joseph Brattan, Tbom~Houghton.Law Clerk-Richard Dnke.Secretary and Collector-Thomas J ackronChapman.Surve1Jor and Inspector 01 Nuisances-JohnWalker Smith.The Board meets on the first Monday ineach month at the Public Offices, Clangh.ton Firs.PLACES OF WORSHIP.St. Savicurs Churcl'-Rev. W. A. TattersaIJ,M.A.Dissentin.g Places of Worship.Independent Chopel, Oxton road.Presbyterian Chapel, Beresford road.fF"e.slegan Chapel, Newburn's room.NatIOnal ScllOo~ Arno Hill - Wm. HenryHolta,var, master; IYIiss Ann M. Lappin,mistress; ~fiss Edith Ann King,infant schoolmistress.IIJ1WALLASEY is a parish in Birkenhead union, comprising the townships of LISC.lRD,PouLTON-,vith-SEAcolmE, and W ALLASEY, containing altogether, by the census of 1861,10,123 inhabitants, and 17,775 acres; at tbe north-east angle of the hundred of Wirral,South <strong>Cheshire</strong>-the township of Liscard being at the junction of the river Mersey withthe Irish Channel, Poulton·cutn-Seacombe at the nnion of Wallasey Pool and the MeNeY,and 'VallaseY,situate between the two, e:ctending northward to the sea. Theparisbisunder the management of a Local Board, comprising lifteen members, distributed"
WALLASEY.507rt. -----------------------------~: follows, viz :-six for Lisca.:d:. six for POulton-with-Seaoombe, and three for Wa1lasey,f.. one-third of the number retlnng annually. The Board meets On the first Thursday inthe month for the dispatch of business, at the their offices at Egremo!lt. Theysupply thewhole of the parish with gas and water, and have also the maintenance and managementof Seaeombe. Egremont, and New Brighton ferries, and it is in contemplation toconstruct a new pier and landing stage at New Brighton.WALLASEY is a township in the above parish, in Birkenhead. union, containing, bythe census of 1861, 1415 inhabitants, and 12,470 acres (of which a great portion is water);in the hundred and deanery of Wirral, archdeaconry of Liverpool, diocese of Chester,South <strong>Cheshire</strong>. 4- miles north from Birkenhead. The living is a rectory, valued at £470per annum, with residence, in the incumbency of the Rev. Frederick Haggitt, M.A., andthe patronage of the Bishop of Chester. The original church. which was burnt doWIl Onthe 1st February, 1857, was dedicated to Saint Hilary; the toweris still standing, and bearadate 1530. A n~w church has been built near the site of the old one; it is a neat Gothiccruciform edifice, consisting of nave. chancel, aisle, and transept, ,vith tower, and wasopened for divine ser\"ice in 1859. From the churchyard some magnificent views of thesnrrounwng country, with the Irish Channel in the distance, are obtained. There aregood schools for children of both sexes and infants, and several charities for the benefit ofthe poor.Leasowe Castle. the seat of Sir Edward Cust, Bart., is about 2 miles from Wallasey,and \Vas built in 1593, by the Earl of Derby, for the purpose of witnessing the sports atLeasowe races, then one ofthe most fashionable in the kingdom.ClerH!h Gentry, and Private Residents. P?val! Mrs. Elizabeth[Those marked thus C.) have their places Rlpley Mr. John, Heath bank, Wallaseyf b· L· L] Rogers Mr. .Tohn, Sandfte1d house, Wallaseyo usmess at Iverpoo "'Taylor !\.ir. Joseph:M.*Askew John, Rock cottage, Top lane Thomas Mr. Edwards, WallaseyBarIow' Mrs. Catharine, Alma cottage Walter Major James, Verulam lodge, Wal-Bateson Mrs. Lucy, Newlands, Wallasey rd. lasey*Browne WilliamEdward, Prospect cottage, *Williams William, Wallasey villageWalIasey road .Chambers Mrs. Charles Crew, The Eyrie,Trades and ProfesS1.01l3.WallaseyAtkinson William, shopkeeperConnor Miss CatharinE', Grove cottage, Barker Josepb, coal. agent, Grove road.Grove road, Wal1asey ,Baxendale W., joiner and builderCust Lieutenant-General The Hbnourable Bennett RobinsoD, farmerSir Edward, R.B., J.P., Leasowe castle Bonghey John, joiner, Grove roadDean Mrs. Mary, Holly cottageCarlyle Mrs. Ann, market gardener"Fox ~!r. Edward, Partridge cottage, Green Cartwright George, beer retailerlaneCooper Hichard, H Ship" innGreeneRev. ,\Ym. Clayton, M.A., Claremont CoventryJoseph,saddlerandharness maker,Ha~gitt Rev. Frederick, M.A., rector of and beer retailer\Vallasey, The RectoryCrowston Miss Sarah, milliner and dress-*Harrison Mr. James, Quarry bankmakerHill Mrs. Elizaheth, Hill sideDeau Robert, market gardener*Holme Mr. Enach, WallaseyElkin William, gardener, Grove road*Isa.ac Mr. Robert, Buxton villaGelling !:frs. Ann, shopkeeper and post-*Jackson Mr. \Vm. Henderson, Grove road mistress>Jeaus Mr. George, Panama piaeeGerrard .Tohn .Toseph, baker and groeerJones. Mrs. Charlotte, Poplar grove, Grove Gibbons Stephen, .. The .Boot"road, \VallaseyGrindrod J oseph, bootmakerJones Mr.- Richard, Poplar grove, Grove Greene Rev. William Clayton, M.A., boardroad,Wallaseying school, ClaremontJones Mr. Thomas, Broadfield house Homby James, "Leasowe " hotelLloyd Mr. Edward, Temple lodge, Grove Hamilton James· and Thomas, bakers,road, W.al1aseygrocers, and provision dealers*Lowndes Richard, Esq., Green heys, Grove - Hasler Thomas :B., market gardenerroad, WallaseyHilliard Richard, market ga.rdener, Lea-Lowcock ~fr. Chas., Stonehouse, Wallaseyvillagesowe roadJohnsoD Edward, bookkeeper, Hill sideMeadows :Mrs. Alice, Alma cottages, Wal..~ey roadJones John, market gardener, Green laneJ ones J oseph, farmer~Mr. John, Wallasey lodge, W.Peek Miss Isahella Franees, Rill side.Tones Thomas, market gardenerJoynson .Tohn, market gardener
- ,~,508 LISCARD, NEW AND J;.I,!,TLE BRIGHTON.Joynson William, beer retailerKay John, market gardener, Leasow~ r~adKemp Mrs. Annc, midwifeKemp WJlliam, letter carrierKendrick Samuel, joiner and builderKneen George, farmer .Lawto~ ~ohn, farmer . .Lemon Miss Eliz~beth, dressm,~ker, HillsideLedsham Peter farmer and mark~tg~denerLedsham 'Rich~rd~ blaeksmith .Ledsham William, blacksmith and beer- retailer, Lease,we roadLee William, millerLemon'James, slate.r and plasterer, Hills~de:Loweock Charl~$, farm~r: Ston~hquseLowe John Charle~, dancing,:"master, :~:!".a\Y'-. therne cettag~;'f""on Of,iss Eli~a\>eth, shopkeeperNaylor Miss Isabella, dressmakerPovall James, stonemason, Poplar cottagePovall Joseph H., stonemason and sextonof WallaSey ChurchPeers George, market gardenerPemberton George, bpot an~, §ho.e~a1rerRiIey J ames: sGlloqlmaster.. .Rimmer J ohn, ~countant, J;I~Uslqe .Roberts Robert, beel' retallerRobinson Samqe~, st~eJPaso~ ~md ga.rdenerRobso.u $tephen, bookeeper, GreenfieId viewIItPOST OFFICE.Mrs. Al;~ GELLING, sub-postmistress.Letters, from Birkenhead, arrive at '130a.m. and 2.30 p.m., dilpatched at lO'!~a.m. and 1.45 p.m. New BrightQn ,{.d \Liscard are the nearest money orderoffices. -,-. .. W..A.LLA.SEY LOCAL :}30AlU>. "Boya JamesFor Poulton-c:um-$eacombe -. Clark, Maner heuse (cl~airman). Gur.son WiUiam) Somerville; Dixon'WmNerth Mead, Seacombc; BIll Charl~IHe~}(eth. Seaview road, ~iscardj Little.dale Harold, Liscard hall; Marshall IWm. Burtep. Church street, EgremontFo.r Liscqrd - CatteralI John, Dalmorto~ ·1house, New Brighton; Chadburn Chas.~~nxy, Trafalgar road, North Egre. Imont j Davies Eills, Liscard j H'Qghes'l'imethy Bristow, Se.t Bank cottageNorth Egremont; Jacob WensIey Tyr: \.rell. ~fount pleasant, Lisca.rd; Ker.ferd George Briscoe, Buena vista, NewB!ightqn.Fo/ Wall~~?I--H:,rrisenJas., Quarry ban.kjIsaa~ Robert, B uxton villa; Lowndes IRichard, Green heys.Law Clerk-Harry Alexande-r Ewer.Assistant Law Cltrk~William Gate.Surve.1Jor andjnspectqr of-'~UisanCes-:-James('Thomas Lea. .FeT1!J Manager-William Carson.Accountant-Thomas S. Jones.Gas and Wate, dedicated to. S,~. John. It will seat, about 10OQ,pe;:IlOJ;lS.and was\I
LISCA~~, ~TEW AND LITTLE BRlGHTON.509! \l!OCted in 1832-3. The livmg IS a perpetnal cnra.cy, valued at ~O per annum, in tbet incumbency of the Re"'!. Jo~n Tabin, M.A., and the patronage of trustees for a term of 40$ years, after which the patrona~~ reverts to .the !Jisbop o! the diocese. The Catholic,r~ Church. dedicated to St. Alba~. IS a nea~ Gothic edifice, WhlC~ was erected in 1853. The~. Rev. Canon Ambrose Lenou IS the prlest. There are National Schools for children ofiXlt1I ~_s ajld infants. The PrlJ:1itive Methodi,'ts and Society of Friends have places of.' 'worship here.. ~he Wal!as.ey Bndewell, at WhICh petty ses~ion$ are held weekly, is a- sIW1ll peat budding, ~nslstmg ofcourt room, lock·up, and residence for the inspector.NEW BlUGH'IOS is a hamlet of Liscard township, which has sprung into existencethrough the exertions of the late Mr. J ames AthenOD, an eminent Liverpool merchantwho conceiving the idea that, from the peculiar situation of this place, having on on~side'the river Mersey~ and on the other the Irish sea, it was particularly adapted for theformation of a bathing place, in 1830 purchased 170 acres of what was.then nothing moretb-an a cluster of sandhills, but from their undulating nature, forming bold bluffs oneabove the other, thus afforded great facilities for building villa residences, each com_manding extensive seawar~ vi~ws, without ~nterferiugwith its neighbour; and, althoughit cannot as yet co~pcte WIth Its more !"ashlOnable na~esake on the southern coast, it is,nevertheless. becommg a place of conSIderable resort In the summer months for partiesfrom Liverpool, Birk~nhead, Manchester, and other portions of both <strong>Cheshire</strong> and Lancashire,and from its healthy eituatioll. and the facilities afforded by a gently sloping, sandyshore for sea bathing, it bids fair in time to become as numerously attended as a greatmany others of the coast watering places. A good pier is provided for the purpose ofembarcatioD, and steamers run between there and Liverpool every half hour of the dayduring the summer months. There are some excellent hotels and numerous privatelodging-houses for the accommodation of visitors. The Convalescent Hospital is aninstitution for the purpose of enabling the poorer classes to have the benefit of the sea-sideat a. moderate cost, and is supported by subscription. At a short distance from thelanding stage is a fort, mounting a powerful battery, and from its position, entirelycommanding the entrance of the river; it is thoroughly insolated at high water. andCQntains barrack room for 100 men, with officers' apartments, &c. There are also magazines,furnaces, and all the other appliances of warfare. Not far from thence. standingfurther in the sea, is a lighthouse, which rises 90 feet above the level of the rock. Itwas erected in 1830, and is built on the Same principle as the Eddystone. Every stoneis dovetailed into the next one, and each course is firmly united. to the previous oneby iron braces, thus presenting a solid block of masonry to the height of 35 feet, fromwhence a spiral staircase communicates with the keeper's apartments and the lanterns.ID consequence of the increase of the population, and the in:tlux of visitors during thesummer months, a new Church was erected in 1855. It is a handsome edifice, in theear\y English style, and consists of nave, side aisles, and chancel, with tower surmountedby a lofty spire. The living is a. perpetual curo!LCY, valued at £160 per annum, withre;idence, in the incumbency of the Rev. Richard D. Fowell, M.A., and the patronage ofthe Bishop of Chester. There is a good National School for boys, girls, and infants. TheIndependents have also a place of worship here.~I~E BRIGRTOX is a small hamlet,. consisting of a few houses, on t11e road betweenLiscard and New Brighton.Clergy, Gentry, and Priva.te Residents."'< *Carroll ]'Ir. James, Martins lane[Those marked thus (*) have their places Chadwick Mr: Thomas, Rake l~n~f b' t L' 1] . Chambers MISS Penelope, FatrVleW, Seaousmess a Iverpoo • view road*-.A.c.kers Mr., Hose side_ Cheesbrough Mrs. Caroline- Frederica, 8,Altree Samuel, Manor roadMarine terraceBarton The Misses, Withenfteld terrace Cherry Mrs. Kate, 15, StamfordterraceBatty Thomas, Esq., Liscard road-Cooke Mr. Nicholas, Spring view, M.ount'Bell Mr. Robert, Edstone . Pleasant road*B~lshaw John, Esq. 'Cranbrook Rev. James (Independent),-B:rd Mr. James, Mary mount, Mill lane Belmont Villa, Rake lane*BIstrup Mr. John Frederick, Spring villa Corfe The Misses*B1ackburne Mr. Thos. B., 12, Sunny bank 'Daly Mr. John, Mary mount. Mill laneBoadle Mr. James. Seavie,v roadDbcon Mr. William, Clifton hallBoardman Mrs. Esther,. Wall:lSey road. *Drummond Mr. William Butler, 3, SunnyBO~ell :Ur. Robert, Mount Ple.1-Sant road bank, Martin laneBnggs William Ryder, 6, TQwn:6.eld lane Fawcett Mr. Alfred, Spring Vale terrace,*B",,?me Mr. Williall), Withenft,eld ter-race, Martins laneWIthen lane*Jihhs l'4r.. Josh\ill. ¥., Sea\rl~v·road
lilO LISCARD, NEW AND LITTLE BRIGHTON.l*Grime Mr. John, 1, Marine terraceGrime Mrs. Mary. 1, Marine terraceGrundy Rev. George Frederick, B.A., Thecastle, Seaview roadHandy l\fr. Samuel, 4, Marine terrace*Handy Mr. William 0.,4, Marine terraceHargreaves Mr. George, Egerton place*Hassall Mr. Henry Burton, The turrets,Seaview road*HaughtonHenry Osbourn, MountPleasantroad*Haynes Mr. WiIliam Henry, Fairfteldhouse, Rake lane*HiIl Mr. Charles Hesketh, Rose cottage,Seaview road*Jacob lIfr. Wensley Tyrel, Liscard mountJenkins Rev. James (Catholic), St• .A.Iban'svillas, Mill lane;!
[ LISC.RD, NEW AND LITTLE BBIGHTON. m! Edwards ann Cherry,plumbers aud glaaiers, Masou Samuel, builder, Liscard road~: Mount pleasant . :Miller Mrs. Margaret, ladies' seminaryj" Ed\Vards ~[r. Ed,vard, plumber and glazIer Withen Field house '(firm of Edwards and Cherry), Mount Millington Mr. David, bootmakerpleasant Marm Christopher, joiner and builder, 7,EUaby Samuel, joiner and builderSt. Alban's roadEllaby Samuel, smalhvare dealer, Gothic Morris Sarah, boarding house, Tabin'scottage cottages .Evaus Abraham, watchmaker Moseley James, poor~rate collector, 2,Evanson George, "Primrose" inn, Withen Belvidere terracelaneMulliueux Johu, butcherEvenson Joh:l, tailor, :Manor roadMnllineux 1Villiam, shopkeeperFox Adam, car proprietor Neilson Robert, nurseryman and florist,Francis William Henry, plumber, &c. Syringa grove, Seaview roadFurlong Nicholas, consulting engineer, Elm Noblett Thomas, shopkeepercottageOwen John, joiner and builder, 8, Martin'sGouldSamuel, boot andshoemaker, Queenst. laneGrant James, florist, Liscard Nursery, Parker Samuel,joinerSeaview roadPemberton Samuel, gardener,Pleasantview,Griffith John, shopkeeper and beer retailer, Rake lane1tlount pleasantPrice Miss Ann, apartments, Rose cottage,Hall Mrs. Ann, " Queen's .Arms "'Vithen laneHarrop John, furniture broker and sexton, Reddy James, joiner and builderI, Belridere terrace Ridehalgh James, stonemason and builder,Harwood Richard, blacksmith, Mauor rd. Townfie1d laneHenderson John, '~Tower" hotel, Liscard Roberts Thomas, grocer and tea dealer,road post office, money order office, andHeres John, Workman's Reading Room, savings bank, Wallasey roadMouut pleasantRoby Mrs. Sarah, apartments, Kirk cottagesHickin George, artist, WaUasey road Rogerson James, bookkeeper, InkermanHjggin James, pilot, Swiss cottage, Sea· cottages, Wallasey roadview road.Simpson William, confection~Hoyland '\Villiam, beer retailer, i\'Iount Skinner ~Irs. Eleanora, apartments, Seapleasantview roadHughes John, apartments, Bootle Yiew, Skinner and Son, bootmakersWithen laneSmith James Grundy, baker, &c., MountHuguenin Lewis, professor of gymnastics, pleasantMount Pleasant roadSmith John B., baker, Liscard roadHyde Bernard, professor of music, Lis· Smith Robert, shopkeeper, Mount pleasantcard roadSteel John Shaw, M.D., Sandymouut viIla,Jay Henry Norman, master mariner, Eger- Rake laneton place . Stewart John, registrar of births and deathsJohnson :Mrs. Jane, saddler, Rake lane for Wallasey district, Liscard road.·Johnson Stephen, bookkeeper, Sycamore Strange J ames, tinplate workercottageStubbs Josepb, grocer and tE:a dealer, Lis-JODes John, beer retailer, Wallasey road card roadJones "\Villiam, car proprietor and beer Swarbrick V\Tilliam, shopkeeper, Mountretailer. Rake lanepleasantJODes WiiIiam, beer retailerTallis Thomas George, agent ofthe Liver-Kirwen John, National schoolmasterpool United Burial Society, 4, Martin'sLeather James, foreman of Gas Works, 1,. lane.Manor roadTaylor ~frs. Ann, dressmaker, Manor roadLeicester John, butcher and farmer *Wallworth Nelson, bookkeeper, SpringLeigh Peter, grocer and provision dea.ler yiew: Mount Pleasant roadLester 11rs. Eliza, farmer Welsh ~frs. J ane, " "\Vellington)' hotel,Lester Robert Henry,grocerand:flour dealer Wallasey roadLogueJas.,bookkeeper,15,Stamfordterrace Williams Edward, gardenerLooney John, overseer Wallasey Highway, *\Villiams Richardson, bookkeeper, Eger-'£ownfield laneton placeLythgoe Samuel, boot and shoemaker, 30, Wilding WilIiam, chemist and druggist,St. Alban's roadManor roadM'Ardle John, marine store dealer. St. Woodroofe 3-fr. R., watch and clockmakerAlban's road . Wooller Thomas, saddler, Rake lane~rFa1lRobert,gardener, and sexton to Lis- 'Vright Samuel, bookkeeper, Withencard Church, Rake lauelane
LISCARD, NEW AND :LI'l"l'LE BRIGHTON..--------------------512St. John's Church-Rev. John Tobin, M.A.,incumbent.St. A /1;an's (Catholic) Church, !fill laneRev. Canon Ambrose LenoD, priest.Independent Chapel, Rake lane.Primitive M ethod~st Chapel, WaIlasey road,Liscard.Society ofF,Wids Meeting House, Withenln.Tower School-Rev. G.F. Grundy, principal.National School-John Kirwen, master;Miss Nettleton, mistress; Miss MaryAnn Evans, infants' mistress.St. A/ban's School-Conducted bythe Sistersof Charity.Post Office, Wallasey road-Thos. Robetts,postmaster. Letters from Birkenheadarrive at 6.15 a.m. and 1.45 p.m. ; lUldare dispatched at 10.45 a.ni. and 7.50p.m. This is also a money order officeand savings bank.~"EW BRIGHTON.Clerg!J, Gentry, Qnd Private Residents.[Those marked thus Co) have their placesof business at Liverpool]Addison Mrs. Margaret, GorselandAnnstrong Mrs. Elizabeth J ane, Merseyterrace .*Barton Mr. Miles, Victoria. road*Bigland Mr. John, Montpelier terrace*Bolton Ogden, Esq., Litford house, Victoriaroad*Booker George, Esq., "'-arden Side house*Bonch John, Esq., Montpelier house*Bower Alfred, Esq., Montpelier terrace*Brigg Mr. William Simpson, IWck cottage,St. James's road*Bulley Samuel Marshall, Esq., MontpelierterraceCattrall John, Esq., Dalmorton houseCoulborn Edward Wm., Esq., St. George'smount·Cox Charles William, Esq., Stamford villaDale Rev. Samuel, curate of St. James's, 7,Prescot street'Daunt Wilnam Hughes, Esq., Redcliff*Earp Mr. William, Claremont villa*ElIiott Mr. Charles Ball, Bucna vistaEvans Mr. John, ·St. George's mount""Ewer .Harry Alexander, Esq., St. George'smountFowell Rev. Richard Drake, M.A., incumbentof St. James's, The ParsonageGethin Captain William, R.e.V., 2, Sum..m~bill .Gordon William, Esq.-Gray Henry A., Esq., Swiss villaGreaves Mr. John; Montpelier terrace"'Hassall Thomas K., Esq., :Montpelit"T ter.leHaughton ~Ir. Samuel, Rmvsori streetHawthorne Mr. William, 5, Union terraceeHalt Mr. George Edward, Rope villa,Victoria·roadHosack James. Esq., Swiss cottageHutchinson Miss Alice. .A.lbion street•.Toynson Peter, Esq., Portland villa.*Kent Alfred, Esq., 11, Prescot street*Xerferd George Briscoe, Esq., Buena vista*Lamport William James, Esg., Ewartsvilla*Lang Mr. Samuel, St. George's terrace*Maude Mr. William Edwd., Warwick villa*Molloy Mr. John, 8, St. George's terraceVictoria road ' '*MulvRny Mr. Charles, Overton house*North Frederick, Esq., Rock cottageNorth John, Esq., Stone barkParr Alfred, Esq., M.D., St. George's iJionntPerry Henry James, Esq., I, Tudor terraeePhilpot Mrs. ElIen, Crosby Vie..., Victoriaroad*PickCling Chas., Esq., St. George's mollllt*Rathbone William, Esq.Robinson Mrs. Jane, 2, Rowson street*Rostron Mr. John, Montpelier crescentIWwson 1frs. Mary, ClitfvillaStringer Mrs. Ann, Sand rockScott Mr. J oseph, Victoria road*Shand Samuel Warner, Esq., Hottan villa*Shaw Thomas Kenworthy, Esq., Olinda*Shee Mr. Joseph, Victoria villasSmart Mr. John, 12, Prescott streetSmith WiIliam W., ES9" BelmontThellusson Mrs. Emily, 3, St. George'sterrace, Victoria road*Tipton Richard S., Esq., New Brightonvilla*Tomlinson Cbarles, B., Esq., Tudor terraceTrull John, Esq., MoD., Rockland*Turner Mr. Henry, Richmond villa, Row·son street·Tyson Mr. John Dawson, St. George's ter·race, Victoria toad*Vance Patrick, Esq, Montpelier_Wagstatfe Mrs. Anne, Clifton villa*Wensle:r Mr. James, Rowson streetTratks and Professions,[t. sigoifies private residence.]Adams Jarnes, lodgings, 3, Summer hill! Akers William, clerk, 9, Victoria terraceAmbler Richard, lodgings, Mersey terraceAtkinson John, "Perch Rock" inn, Peel st.Bailey John, family bread baker, grocer,tea dealer, provision merchant, and dea1~in Foreign and British wines, Victona.road. (See adt'ertisement)Ball William, "Clarence" family. hotel,.A.lbion street. (See advertkement)Bamber John, shopkeeper, Peel streetBannister Mrs. Catherine, beer retailer, andlodging hons!?', 8, Union terraceBaxter William, apartments, Prescolt street
LISCARD, NEW AND LITTLE BRIGHtON. 5£3:Beekett Ralph, poulterer and fruiterer,Victoria road ..Beer !t[iss Grace, apartments, D, MerseyterraCeBell Wbitam bakerand grocer,V·lctona.rd.Bostoek Tho~as, lodging::., 6, Presco!: streetBou ....hey Jas., lodgings, Tollemache streetBovd Hug-h, apartmen~s. Egerton streetBromily Ralph, boardmg house, and proprietorof Salt 'Vater Baths, Seashore.(See adrJertisement). .•Brj'lill Miss Susan, lodgmgs, 6, Vlctonater.Barton 5-frs., Prescott street .Carruthers Mrs. Jane, lodgmg house,SunnysideClarkson Mrs. Hannah, apartments, 1,UniaD terrace .Cleg.... Thomas, toy dealer, &c., Victoria rd.Col;John, chief officer of Coast Guard,Peel terraceCole Mr..s. Susan, apartments, 1, Hope streetCole Wm.,refreshmentrooms, LandingstageCordon Jeremiah, butcher, 3, Brighton terrace,Victoria roadCorkill George, lodgings, Egerton streetCowpland Robert, joiner and builder, andapartments, 10, Preseot streetCreer WiIliam, lodgings, 5, Victoria terraceCre1len Henry, stonemason and lodgioghousekeeper, 2 and 4:, Union terraceDavies John. apartments, 7. Fort terrace,Victoria·roadDawkins Charles, greengrocer, &c., Victoriaroad.Dixon James, boot and shoemaker, UpperBrightonDodd M1.. Elizabeth, apartments, 4, Rockview, Victoria road-Ducker Mrs. Mary Ann, apartments,Tollemache streetDann William, lodgings. 3, Peel terraceEmmerson Mrs. Jane, apartments, 11, VictoriaroadEvans ~1iss Elizabeth, apartments, 1,Chalkley bankEvans John; ';Jeony Lind," Upper BrightonEvans Thomas, lodgings, 5, Harboumterrace. Hope streetEvans Thomas, sen., boatowner, 2, EgertonvillaEvans Thomas, JUD., lodgingS!, 1, EgertonvillaEyre Stephen Robert, "Ferry" hotel,architect and surveyor, Victoria roadFaulkner Peter, cashier, Egerton streetFerguson Mrs. Mary, lodgings, Prescott st.Fielding Charles Smith, "Royal Albian"hotel and posting houseFisher Mrs. Sarah, apartments, 3, AlbertterraceFitzhugh John, accountant. Albert terrace,Rowson streetGarratt John, '" Victoria» f."l.mily hotel,Victoria roadGodfrey James, lodgings, Grosvenor roadRRRGodfrey Miss 'Sarah, apartments, SeaviewVictoria- road'Gona!Dan George, fishmonger, &C., VictOMaroadGouId John, shoemaker, Tollemache streetGreen J obo, lodgings; 3, Hope streetGribbin Daniel, grocer; h. Tollemache st.Griffiths John, grocer and provision dealer:Victoria road.'Givinnell Robert Clifford, plumber, glazier,gasfitter, paper-hanger. &c., Victoriaroad, and at Tabin street. EgremontHall John, joiner and builder, TollemachestreetHayes John, smith and cart owner, UpperBrightonHayhurst Mrs. Margaret Ann, lodgings, 10,Victoria terrace 0.HaywoodhillMiss J ane..lodmngs, 1, SummerC·Reaton Mrs. J ane, lodgings, 13, VictoriaroadHiley Henry, lodgings, 4, Harbourn terrace,Hope streetHiley Henry Wade, photographic artist,Sea beachHill William, grocer, baker, and postmaster,Albion streetBilliard Thomas, apartments, Egerton streetHind Miss Alice, confectioner and tea.dealer, Victoria roadHodgkins Saml., shoemaker, Victoria road.h., 4, Victoria terrace'Hodson Alfred, toy dealer, Victoria road.Hughes David, lodgings, Tollemache streetHughes Richard, builder, Tollema.che streetHughes Mrs. Ruth, lodgings, Poplar cottage,Rowson street•Hunt Thomas, apartments, 2, Hope streetHurworth Christopher and Robert, boardingand day school, Wellington terrace, 2 and8, Egerton streetHurworth Robert, schoolmaster (firm ofMessrs. Hurworth), 1, Albert terrace,Egerron streetHurworth Mrs, ladies' seminary, IJ A.lbertterrace, Egerton streetJackson Miss Eleanor, lodgings, .AshtonvillaJarvis William, dispensing and familychemist. Victoria. place. -(See advertisement).J ones John, apartments, Egerton streetJones John, greengrocer, Victoria road_Jones .Mrs. Mary, lodgings, Egerton street;J ones William, ;: Little Brighton" inn,Rowson streetJones William, lighthouse keeper, 7, UnionterraceKilshaw John Foster, collector at NewBrighton Fen-y, and lodging - housekeeper, 1, Woodville terrace, Victoria.roadKilty Daniel,refreshment booths and horseletter, Sea beach
514 LISCARD, NEW AND LITTLE BRIGHTON.Kynaston Edward, ale and porter merfhantand boarding-house, ], St. George s terrace;stores. 1, Peel street. (See advertisem.ent)Latham Georg-e, lodgings, 4, St. George'sterrace, Victoria roadLatham William, lodgiogs, 5, St. George'sterrace. Victoria roadLester Mrs. Ann, butcher, Victoria road;ho. Egerton street .Lewis Mrs. Elizabeth, lodgings, 5, Preseotstreet . .Linaker Hiriim, blacksmith, Hope cottages,Lineker Nathanie~ lodgings, Tollemachestreet _ . .Lilieker Thomas, lodgiogs, Tollemache st.Looney James, lodging·house keeper, 5 and6. Montpelier terraceMeFall Robert, greengrocer, Victoria roadMcMasters William, grocer, 4, Peel terraceMeredith Catherine, poulterer, PeelstreetMitchell The Misses Elizabeth and Sarah,lodgings, and milliners and dressmakers,1, Victoria terrace .MitchellThe Misses, "RoyalMarine Hotel."(See advertisement)Morgan Charles, lodgings, 7, St. George'sterrace, Victoria roadMorgan Mrs. Martba, apartments, 4, Sum.,mer hillMorris John, grocer and provision dealer,. Montpelier crescentMorris Thomas E., chemist and drnggist,Victoria roadMorrison Alexander, bookkeeper andapartments, 3. Mersey terraceNash John, lodgings, 5, Frost terrace, VictoriaroadNelson Miss, lodgings, 1, Mersey terraceNuon Danie~ lodgings, 9, Montpelier ter.Noble.John, lodgings, Victoria terraceOgle Miss Sarah Ann, ladles' seminary, Seafield,Victoria roadOldham .Tames William, lodging-housekeeper, 8, Montpelier terraceOliver Mrs. Eliza.beth Jlodgings, 7, MontpelierterraceOrme Robert, clerk and apartments, 2,Woodville terrace, Victoria roadQwena Joseph:. stationer, Rowson streetOwens Williaro, greengrocer, Albion streetParr Alfred, physician, St. George's mountPeat Edwin, refreshment booth, Sea beachPeat_John, cir~ulating library, toy dealer,. and refreshment rooms, Victoria roadFeet .John D., coffee and boarding house,Victoria roadPeel Catherine, lodgings, Egerton streetPovall John, lodgings, Tollemache streetPrice :Mrs. Elizabeth, lodgings, 9, St.George's terrace, Victoria roadRadcliff Mrs. Jane, stationer, Victoria road.RamseyWm., lodgings, St. JamesroadlodgeRavenhill Mrs. Ann, lodgings, 6, Harbournterrace, Hope streetRoberts Benjamin, car proprietor dapartments, Egerton streetanRoberts Mrs. Elizabeth, apartments aRock view, Victoria road I lRo~rts Samuel, car ~roprietor, Egerton stRobmson James, lodglDg£, 3, Prescot streetRogers Alexander, refreshment booth Seabeach'Rits_?D ~homas, apartments, 1, Rock viewVIctorIa road'Soott George, tailor, 7, Brighton terrace'h. Victoria street 'Sesford Andrew, master gunner at BatterySinclair Alexander, H Manchester Armll»Grosvenor road ...,Skin Miss Ann, refreshment booth Seab~ ,Smith John, beer retailer, Rowson streetSonthern Mrs. Elizabeth, lodgings, 6,U mon terraceSpencer Henry, draper, hosier, &c., VictoriaroadStuchbnry Mrs. Sarah, lodgings, Rock cot~tage, St. James's roadSnmner Jas., refreshment booth Sea beach*Tench James, bookkeeper, 10, St. George'sterrace, Victoria road .Thomas Richard, apartments, TollemachestreetThomas William Henry, .e New Brighton "lifamily hotel, Victoria roadThompson Mrs. ,Jane Ellzabeth, lodging~Egerton streetThompson Mrs. Mary, lodgings, 8, Presoot ,street .Thorn Thomas, lodgings, 7, Victoria ter.Thornton Henry, lodgings, 9, Prescot st.Threlfall John, lodgings, Tollemache streetTrotter Miss Mary, ladies' seminary, Row~son streetTroll John, M.D. and snrgeon, Rockland• Vaughan Thomas, bookkeeper, VictoriaroadWalker Miss Margaret, apartment~ VictoriaroadWarden Mrs. Ann, refreshment rooms,BeachWay. Edwin, master mariner, Victoria roadWebster Mrs. Hannah, refreshmeDt booths,Sea beach\Vebster Isaae, coast guardsman, Peel ter.'Veightman Mrs., apartments, Pell streetWheatley '\Villiarn, coast guardsman, PeelterraceWhittaker Mrs. Matilda, refreshmentrooms, SeabeachWilford Thomas, grocer and provisiondealer, 6, Brighton terrace .Wilkinson George, horae letter, Albion st.Williamson Thomas, apartments, 2, AlbertterraceWilson Miss Margaret, lodgings, 6, Se.George's terrace, Victoria road'Vilson Robert, apartments, 2, Rock view,Victoria road .
POULTON-emr-SEACOMBE, EGREMONT. 515*Wmterburn John, auctioneer and appraiser.2, St. George's ter.• Victoria roadWoodcock Charles, coal merchant, 3, Woodvilleterrace, Victoria roadWoolfall Mrs. Ann, lodgings, Albion streetand 7.20p.m., excepting Sundays, whenthey are dispatcbed at 5.45 p.m. only.Money order and savings bankbusinesstransacted from 9 a.m., till 6 p.m.Fort-Andrew Sesford, master gunner. LITTLE BRIGHTON.Post Office, .Albion street-William Hill,Trades and Pr'!fessi.0n3.postmaster. Letters from all parts Griflitbs ;rohn, beer retailer and shopkeeper,(,vhich are received through Birken- Mount pleasanthead) arrive at 6.30 a.m., and 2 p.m. Hoyland William, beer retailer and shop-The first ·delivery commences at 1.30 keeper, Mount pleasanta.m.; and the seeond at 2.15 p.m. Swarbrick William, shopkeeper, Albert ter..Letters are dispatched at 10.20 a.m., Turner William, gardener, .Albert terracePOULTON-cum.SEACOMBE, with the hamlet of EGREMOls"T.-POULTON, orPOOLTON-cum.SEACOMBE, more generally known as SEACOMBE, is a township inWallasey parish, Birkenhead union, containing, by the census of 1861, 3683 inhabitants,and 1069 acres; in the hundred and deanery ofWirral, archdeaconry ofLiverpool, dioceseof Chester, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>; 2! miles north from Birkenhead, on the side of WallaseyPool, over which a bridge has been carried, connecting it with the road across the marshes10 Birkenhead.SEACOMBE, wbich contains the principal portion of tbis township, is situate on theriver }'Iersey, opposite to the docks of Liverpool, of which it commands an extensiveview. Since the formation of the Birkenhead. docks it may be considered as forming a.suburb to the north ene. of that town, and is connected therewith by a road. across theGreat Float. The ferry to Liverpool, from which steamboats run to and fro every halfhour,is the means of bringing great quantities of visitors and excursionists during thesummer months. The Church, which was erected in 1841, is an elegant building, in theearly Gothic style, dedicated to St. Paul, and consisting of nave, transept, and chancel,with tower surmounted by a spire. The living is a perpetual euracy, valued at £250 perannum, in the incumbency of the Rev. Edward Roberts, B.A., and the patronage of trustees,but the first patronage was vested in the rector ofWallasey. The Wesleyans havea chapel here, and excellent day and sunday schools for children of both sexes. TheWelsh Methodists bave also a place of worship here.EGREMONT is also a populous bamlet of this township, on the banks of the Mersey,which is greatly resorted to by visitors from Liverpool and otb~ places ~uring thesummer months, the steamboats running from the landing stage to Liverpool every halfhour.The Wallasey Local Board is sitnate here. The Presbyterians have a place ofworship here.Clergy, Gentry, and Private Reddents. I*carson Mr. Willism, 3, Somerville[Those marked thus C*) have their places of Caton Miss Emma Jane, 1, West Seacombeb · t L' 1] terraceUSlness a lverpoo. Chapman Mrs. Ellen, 'Beaufort terrace'Ablett Mr. John, 16, West Seacombe ter. i Cheetham Mrs., West Seacombe terraceAndrews Mr. J ames, 4, Wbeatlsnd lane I Clarke Mrs. Mary Ann, Orrell house, Vie··Bainbridge Mr. John, 1, Mornington ter. I toria road*Bell Mr. John, 4, South Seacombe terrace i *Conning Mr. John, 3, River view°Bennett Mr. Frederick, 1, Brighton ter. 'I 'Co" Mr. Henry Hill, Oakdalehouse'Bewley Mr. John, tbe Slopes, Poulton ICo" Mr.. William. 7, Beaufort terrace°Blackbnrne Mr. Thomas, Hartley road Crichton Mrs. Elizabeth, 6, West SeacombeBoultbee Mrs. Clementina, 3, Wbeatland in. terrace'Boyd Mr. James Clerk, Manor house, I*Cnrtis Mr. George, Madeira coltege,PoultonPoulton: B~ger Mr. William W" Grosvenor sg,. *Crosby Mr. HenryWilllsm, Halstead road,Brlggs Mr. E. W., 1,.Alma terrace I ScmervilleBrown Mrs. Ellen, 17, West Seacombe ter. I*Dicks Mr., Scnth Seacombe terrace*Buchanan Mr. Daniel Cranmer, Poulton *Dixon Mr. Wm, North mead, Seaoombehall*Duncan Mr. John, 5, Scnth Seacombe ter.Byerl.ey Isaae, Esq., Myrtle cottage, Vic'l Ellis Mrs. SarahM.., Waterloo terraceIonaroad*ErskineMr. ;rame. Wallace, Brongham rd.Catperon Rev. Rober!, CUnited Presbyte- 'Faften Mr. Robert, Scmervillenan), Sallon terrace, Brighton street . *Finla.;y Mr. Jam.., Scmerville house .
516 POULTON.cmr-SEACOMBE, EGREMONT.Fishwick Mr. Henry, 7, Somerville.-Pishwick Mr. Henry B., 11, Beaufort ter.Ford Mrs. Mary, Marine paradeForshaw Mr. Thomas S., 14, 'Vest Sea.combeterraceFortescue ~frs. Clara, West Seacombe ter.*Foyn Mr. Otto, 6, South Sea.combe terrace*Garrett I\1I. Thos., 18, \'':'estSeacombe ter.*Galan 1fr. BarthQ:lome\l1 ],,1., Westfield cot.*Gibson Mr. William, Paulton .Goodwin Mr. Thomas, 5, Wheatland lane·*"Green Mr. Daniel, South Seacombe villaGreen :\Ir. John, Gap cottage, Brighton st.Heap Mr. 'Villiam, 14, SomervilleHenry J ames, Esq., M.D., Brougham house:Highfield Mrs. Eilen, 3. Saltoun terrace*Hopps Mr. Alfred, 15, 'Ves~ Seacornbe ter.*Horbury Mr. George, HalstEad roadIsherwood :Mr. Peter, Mersey terrace-Jackson l\Ir. Henry, 3, Catherine terrace*Jackson Mr. J ames Boys, 12, Beauf()rt ter.James Mr. Thomas, 1t{orningtoD villa, 19,Grosyenor road •li'Ketchum ltfr. IsRaC, 13,Beaufort terrace*Laurip- l\.fr. Anthony, Scuth Seacombevilla, New roadMcKenne )Jrs. Ca.therine-, Mornington ter.*Marples Mr. James Orr, Queen's villa,Queen's terraceMa\vdsley Mrs. Martha: 22, West Seacombeterrace"Miller Mr. Ja.mes, 2, Alma terrace.*Oddie Mr. William, Halstead roadPardy Mrs. J ane Harvey, Queen's villa,Queen's terraceBaby 1\frs.• Moss cottage. Hartley roadRamsay 1\1iss Eleanor, Brick cottage,\Vallasev*R0berts Mr. William Owen, Bellevue*Robertson Mr. John, Saltoun terrace*Sager Mr. Edmund, 11, Somerville·Sager .i\rfr. Richard Gibson, 3, Beaufort terrace,Brighton street*Sager Mr. William, Greenbank cottage,Mersey street*Seymour Mr. Henry, Waterloo terrace·Shaw Mr. Richard,lI, 'Vest Seacombe ter.*Sha\v j\fr. William. 12, Somerville*Sillitoe Mr. Joseph, Mersey house*Smith Mr. Edward, 5, Mersey terraceSmith Mr. Henry, 5, Mersey terrace_Smith 1\frs. Margaret, Mansfield house,HartIey road*Stephens Mr. Thos., South Seacombe ter..Thorpe :Miss J ane-, Gros\'enor squareTomlin Rev. Alfred John. B.A., Hope cottage,Victoria road*Tucker Mr. William, Beaufort terraceVickers Mr. James. South Seacombe terraceVickers Mr. Robert, Demean streetWaddington Mr. Joseph, 4, Saltoun terrace,Brighton street*Walker Mr. Joseph, 4, Alma terrace,Brighton.street .W al~ley.Mr,;ro.eph,Bellevue, Victori~rd.West Mrs. Mary Ann, 13, Somerville*Wenman Mr. John. Gothic house*Whitworth ~:rr. Alfred, Somerville*\Vhyte ],!r. Brice, 2, Rh'er view*\Vilkinson :Mr. John, 4, Bri:thton terraceWillicott .Mrs. Jofarian, 13, 'Yest ,SeacombeterraceWilson Mr. John, 1, Riv~r view.\Villiams .M:r. Hichard, 5, SomervineTrades and PrlJfessioTlS.Allen John, contractor, Hepworth streetAllen Mrs. l\tlargarct, beer retailer, VictoriaroadAIlen Robert, bricklayer, Church roadAndrews James and Co., shipbuildersAndrews James, shipbuilder (firm of JAndrews and Co.); h. 4, \VbeatIand lan~Ashton Thoma.~,chim.neysweeper,Merseyst.Ayshton Henry, ., Gnffin" inn, Victoria rdBarber Miss Shrab, lodgings, It, BeaUfortterrace .Barker William, draper. Victoria road. Bankes Meyrick, coal proprietor, Marineparade--Joseph Brewen,agentBanner William George, estate agent, GrO!i.venor squareBateman Reuben, painter, plumber, andglazier. Broo~ cottage, PoultonBeamish Richard, boot and shoemaker, Vie.toria roadBlundell Jonathnn and Sons, coal proprie.torS j yard, Demean street-RichardHesler,agentBibby J obn, Sons, and Company, SeacombeCopper \Vorks-Daniel Rvberts,ID2DagerBond Mrs. Mary, lodgings, Grosvenor cot·tag-C, VictotiaroadBooth Frederick, grocer and provision deal·er, Wheathmd laneBowdIer, Chaffer, and Company, iron shipbuilders,boiler makers. &c.Breading William G., bookkeeper, Wheat..land laneBrew John, furniture broker, 2, Brighton st.Brewen Joseph, coal agent, Marine paradeBro\,;nlo\V Mrs. Ann, undertaker, 1, BrjghtonplaceBunting Samuel:bl'ickmaker, Wheatland In.Byedey Isaac. surgeon, Myrtle cottage,Victoria roadCan::;h Alexander. shipbroker and yachtagent, Canning street, Birkenbead; h. 7,South Seacombe terraceCarrington John, beer retailer, Demean st.Chaffer Richard, shipbuilder (firm of Bow.dler, Chaffer, and Co.)Chamhp.rlain Miss EIleD, apartments•. 7,Wate-rloo terrace .Cbe-sney Miss Elizabeth, confectioner, 3,Victoria roadClarke .Jobn, painter, plumber, and glazier,Victoria roadCleator Mrs. S
-POULTON-cmr·SEACOMBE, EGREMONT. 519Weslegan Df1!J Schoo~ for boys, girls, and infants.-JamesWright, master.&r=mbe Ferry .-Robert Collis, collector.Wallasty Brulewell, Liscard road.-JohnWilson, inspector.Post Office. Victoria road.-William H. Ea.wards. receiver. Letters through Bir·kenhead. Box closes at. 11 a.m. and 8p.m. on weekdays, and at 6.30 p.m. onSundays. This is also a money orderoffice and savings bank.EGREMONT.CW9Y, Gentry, and Privau Residents.[Those marked thus (') have their placesof business in Liverpool.]Alien Mr. Joho, 2, Brighton street-Anderson Mr. David, 7, Church street*Apter Mr. William, 1, Littler's terrace,Liscard roadArmitage Mr. William Henry, Church st.'Baker ~rr.Edward Lindsay, 2,Trafalgarrd.Ball Mr. John. 1, Rice laneBall Rev. Thomas Preston, M.A., 10,Church streetBell Mrs. Elizabeth, 17, Church street"Billington Mr. Edward, Church streetBird William ValeDtiDe, Esq., M.D., 15,Church street*Blackburu 11r. Rabert, .Manor terrace,Manor roadBleakman Mrs, Maria, Beach cottage,Manor road-Bolton Mr. Henry, 32, Trafalgar road·Bond Mr. William, Mersey bank, King st.*Bouch Mr. John Thompson, Church street*Bouch Mr. Lancelot, Church streetBrabner Mrs. Lousia, 4, Rudgrave placeB~:yMr. Thomas: Spring vale, Martin's..Brewin l\.1r. Joseph, Rice Hey villas,Trafalgar road>i'Broadbent Mr. Benjamin, 10, WellingtonroadBrooke~ Mrs. Elizabeth, 23, Trafalgar road·Bruce Mr. James, 12, Union terraceBryden Miss Jane, 1, Fortview, SeabankroadBurkett Mrs. Snsan, 4:, Union terrace*Butcher Mr. Richard, 3, King streetButcher Rev. Thos. BliDkhorn (Wesleyan),13, Church street*Byewater 1h. Thomas) 2, Littler's terrace,Liscard rold*Caine ::Mr. Nathaniel, Church streetCantrell Mr. John, 6, King street'Ch,adburn Mr. Charles Henry, Haddonvillas, 25, Trafalgar roadChease Mr. S. A., Martin's place, King st.-Cheey~rs Mr. William, 2'1, Trafalgar roadChnrchlllAu,,"'llStus, Esq., Littler's terrace,Liscard road .Clark Mrs. Sarah, 2, Spring Hey road*Clegg:Mr. James, Manor road·Collier Mr. Edward, Trafalgar roadCooke Mr. Rebert, Spring vale, Martin's10.'Cottew Richard, Esq., 8, Church street*Cram Mr. Henry. Manor lodge, Manor rd.Davies Mr.Thomas, Yorkcottage, Green 10.*Dodd Mr. Thomas, Raddon villas, Trafalgarroad*Doran Mr. Edward, 12, Trafalgar road'Dreaper Mr. Thomas Stanley, 18, Trafalgarroad*Drnmmond Mr. John, 10, Union terrace,Union streetDunn Willianl, Esq., Wellington road'Earp Mr. J oseph, Church street*:llirp Mr. Thomas, Trafalgar roadEdleston Mr. Richard, Liscard road"'Edmonds ~!r. John, 7, Trafalgar road"'Feather Robert Barnard, Esq., Church st.Forbes Mr. .Tohn, 12, Wellington road*Foulkes Mr. Peter Jones, 6, Trafalgar rd.'FowlerMr. HenryJoseph, 16, Trafalgarrd.*Fricker Mr. William Smith, 1, Waltonview, Seabank road*Frodsham Edward Parr, Esq., 12, Churchstreet*Gibson Mr. William W., 8, :Marine view,King street'Gluebrook Mr. Thomas S., Church street-Gorman Mr. Richard, 9. Marine view,King street-German Mr. Thomas, The Willows, Trafalgarroad*Gritliths Mr. John, Gothic house, Chnrchstreet*Hamilton Mr. George,4, Walton view,Seabank road*Harris Mr. George, 3, Pool roadHeap ::Mr. Thomas, Union crescent, Unionstreet'Holden Mr. John, 1, Beach bank, Manorroad*Kay Mr. Robert Davison, 3, Church streetHolbrook Mrs. Elizabeth, 5, Rudgrave ptHughes Mrs. Maria, Seabank, Seabank rd.*Jacobson Mr. S" 4:, Church street*James -Mr. Frederick, 8, Trafalgar road*Jones Mr. Evan, 27, Trafalgar road*J'ones Mr. Peter, 13. Trafalgar road."'.Tones Mr. William Bolton, Trafalgar road*Kelk Mr. John William, 1, Rndgrave pI..Kerry 1\1r. Reuben J., 19, Trafalgar road"'Kent Edwin Jackson, Esq., Beach house,Manor road¥Langley Mr. Henry, Union terrace*Liddell Mr. Thomas Stewart, 0, NorthView terrace*Linton Mr. John, 18, Church street*Little Mr. James, 3, Rudgrave place*Lloyd Mr. Lewis, 5, Church street
518 POULTON-cIDt-SEACOMBE, EGREMONT.Leicester Sumuel, butcher, Wheatlaud laneLeighton Thomas, family grocer and teadealer, 5, Victoria road, and 1, DemeanstreetLewis Mrs. Alice, provision dealer, Victoria.roadLinekar Thomas, joiner and wheelwrightLloyd Mrs. Caroline, stationer and tobacco..nist, Victoria road.Littler Simeon, clogger, Victoria roa~ .Lodge Mrs. Louisa, apartments, VIctorIaterr"""McFerren Geol'ge, clerk, Brighton te~aceMcGaughran J ames, joiner and builder,Brighton street .McQuire William Pilling, hlacksmlth,Smithy laneMason John, slater and plasterer, Newtonterr"""Mason Nathan, beer retailer, PaultoDMee J oseph, commercial. traveller, EpworthstreetMetge James, coal agent, Grosvenor squareMew Henry, shopkeeper, Demean streetMills Samuel, heer retailer, Wheatland laneMonk Thomas, contractor, West SeacombeterraceMoran John, joiner, &c., Mersey streetMargan John, apartments, 3, Victoria ter.Maare John, tailor, Victoria roadMoore Joseph, coffee house, 2, Marine par.Morris Robt., estate and land agent, ChurchroadMurray Miss Rachael, "Pool" inn, PoultonNelson Mrs. Mary, lodgings, 2, CatherineterraceNichol John, tinman & brazier, Victoria rd.Owens Joseph, fiat proprietor, Church ~oadPal"ks William, grocer and beer retaIler,Oakdale .Parry William, farmerPennington Thomas, watchmaker, 0, VictoriaroadPorter Mrs. Betsy, "Stanley Arms" hotel,Victoria road .Porter William, master mariner, Beaufort!err"""Po~ell John, lodgings, 4, Waterloo terracePrice Joseph, cooper, Brighton placeReade J aIDes, warehouseman, 3. BrightonterraceRicbards Richard, general broker, HygeiacottagesRiley J ames, shopkeeper and coal dealer,Victoria roadRobinsonJames, bootmaker and shopkeeper,Demean streetRowhotham Alien, agent to the Ince HallCoal CompanyRowlands Mrs.-Elizabeth,lodgings, 21,WestSeacombe terraceRoylance Oliver, "Abbotsford" hotel, VictoriaroadSalisbury Ann, shopkeeperSarratt James, beer retailer, Demean streetSeahridge Robert, shopkeeper and beer rtailer, Wheatland lane ~ e·Seacombe Sugar Refining Company Poolroad-John Horbury, manager 'ScholIick Sarnl., lodgings, Waterloo terraceSchon Daniel, tailor, Demean streetScott Miss .A:nn, apartments, 2, VictoriaterraceScott Geo., butcher and grocer, Demean stSculley John, beer retailer, De-mean street'Shaw WilIiam R., builder, &c. (firm ofEUisand Shaw); h. 5, Chapel streetSmith .Tames, master mariner, 8, WaterlooterraceSmith James, beer retailer, 7, Demean st.Smith Richard, farmerStokes .John, '(SeacombeFerr.r" family and'commercial hotel. (See advertisement)Steele John Currie, schoolmaster J2, Brigh_ton terraceSOOnebridge Mrs. Mary Ann, china andearthenware dealer, Brighton streetTaylor Edmund, joiner and builder, VictoriaroadTaylor John, flour dealer and baker, 8,De.mean streetThomas Eyan, bone.setter, Hygei!l cottagesThorpe Mrs. Eli2abeth, apartments, WestSeacombe terraceTodd Charles, cabinet maker, Church road'frson Wm., tailor and draper, Hepworth st.Walmsley Mrs.Sarah, lodgings. Brighton st.WaIton l\frs. Margaret, smalhvare dealer,Victoria road1Vhittingham .Mrs. Mary, grocer, PonltonWiIcock Henry, boot and shoemaker, 2, VictoriaroadWilcock Robert, painter, plumber, and gla.zier, Victoria roadWilkinson Maria P., confectioner, Brough.am roadWilliamson Miss Eliz", apartments, 4, BeaufortterraceWillis John, pork butcher. Victoriaroad\i\Tilson Eliza, apartments, Victoria terraceWoIler George, greengrocer, Victoria roadWright and J ennings, brewers, GrosvenorbreweryYoung ~!issAnn Elizabeth, apartments,Church roadSt.PauPs Church, Mission house, Wheatlaudlane.Wesleyan Chapel.Day and Sunday Schools, for boys, girls, and .infants.-John Currie Steele 1 master.·Infant &11001, Poulton.--Miss ElizabethStevenSOD, mistress.
POULTON-cUM-SEACOMBE, £GREMONt, 521Evans Mrs. Elizabeth, lodgings, 8, Darlingtonstreet P' " ' W'th'Evanson George," nmrose Inn, 1. en s:ml:"Mrs. Elizabeth, apartments, 3, TrafalgarroadFenby Richard, captain of ferry boat,Union streetFernihongh George, newspaper reporter, 9,We11ington roadFisher Henry, car proprietor, Manor roadFoulkes Miss SnsllIlIlah, apartments, 1,Seabank roadFreebody Thomas, commercial traveller,28 Trafalgar roadGlo.'er John, coal agent, 4, Southview ter.Goodwin George, bookkeeper, 1, SeabankavenueGoldsworthy Thomas, bookkeeper, Greenfieldcottege, Union streetGraham James, master ma.riner, 2, UnionterraceGrifliths William, grocer, 4, Pool roadGuiball Mrs, Ann. ladies' schoo~ Union st.Guiball The Misses, ladies' schoo~ 1,Union streetGwinnell and Son, plumbers, gas-fitters,glaziers, and painters, Tobin streetHannah Charles, bootl;llaker: 3, Tobin streetHardman Johu,.car proprieter, Tobin streetHasler Miss Frances} CQnfectioner, 6, Marineview, King street*Hastings William, apartments, 2, \Valtonview, Seabank. roadIWoon 'l;'homas,_"Egremont." hotel vaults,Tobin street -Herbert Albert, bookkeeper, 6, Rudgrave pLHooley George, coal agen t, 2, l:5outhview terHowarth John} bookkeeper, 10, King streetHughes John, plasterer, 1, Water streetHurst Mrs. Sarm, lodgings, 2, Darlingtonstreet .Jones Edwaro, grocer, Witben laneJones Miss Harriet, fancy repository,Tobin streetJones Henry" chemist and drnggist, 1,Marine v~ew, King street -Jones ~ John, bricklayer and builder, 20,Wellington roadJordan Michael George, joiner and shopkeeper,Union streetJones Thomas, beer retailer and shopkeeper,Union streetKaye Elizabeth, "King's Arms " ho~ andbrewer, Liscard roadKean Henry, master mariner, Union crescent,Union streetLLea ang1ey Henry, confectioner, Tobin s~eetJames, beer retailer, Within's lane~r Edward, pilot, 3, Wellington roadtch Robert, master mariner, 4, Seabanka.venueLewis .1Iatilda Jane, preparatory scho.ol,Wellington terraceLittle Henry, master carter, Pool roadSSSLove Rev. Robt., B.A., Egremont academy,I, (''hurch street; h. 1, King streetiLowndes George" brewer and beer retailer:2, Union street 'Lyon Wi11iam, bricklayer, $, Darlingtonstreet . .Mc;A1pine Malcolm, mastel: mariner, 2, We1lington roadMcGeoch Rohel,'t, hootlllal
520 POULTON-ctT?>I-SEACOMBE, EGItEMONT:Loxham Mr. William, Avenue cottage,Pool roadLove Rev. Robert, B.A..l, King street*McCardle Iv!r. Edward, 22, Trafalgar road*Mclnnes Mr. John, Church streetMcKenzie Miss M. A., 16, Union terraceMcNeale Mr. Donald, ~laDor house*.l\farples l\ir. Josiah, Greenfield vie,....,.U niaD streetlic.l\farrow Mr. James, 11, Trafalgar road*Marshall Mr. William Birtle. 7, Church st.*Newton ::Mr. Henry, 15, Trafalgar road*Oakley Mr. Henry, 1, Pool t,errace, Poolroad .Parker Mr. J ames, Meoai. cottage, Withen'slane*Peers Mr. James, Church streetPeers Mrs. Mary, 11, Church street*Peers Mr. Wm., Church street: FernlodgePeers Mr# Thomas, Liscard roadPercival Mr. George, 2, Beach bank, Manorroad*Piers Mr. Charles, 11., Trafalgar roadPool Mrs. Eleanor, 6, Church streer'Pooley Mr. Henry, sen., HomC': croft,Manor road>Pooley Mr. Henry, jnn., Beach Bankhouse, Manor road*Pooley lVIr. John Charles, 21, Trafalgar rd.*Powell Mr. William James, Seabank, SeabankroadPowles Mrs. Janet, Beach house,Manorrd.Pratt !lrs. llary, 13, Church streetPresley Mrs. Cecilia, 8, Rice laneRaby Mr. Hobert, 5, North View terrace*Reade .l.\{r. James Wallace, 4, Poole road>Reade Mr. Thomas William, Mersey bank,King street. >ReynerMr. Nathaniel,2, Mayfield v'Jlas,Seabank roadReynolds Mr. William Francis, Springfieldhouse, Green lane*Ridings Mr. Edmund, 9; Church street*Rober~s :\lr. James, 29, Trafalgar roadRogers The Misses, 19, Church street*Howland Mr. John, Union terraceSalisbury Mrs. Mary Ann, 14, Church st.Sedgley Mrs. Eliza, 2, Seabank roadSinclair Mr. Douglass, 1, North View ter.·Smith :Mr. Henry Ecroyd, Albro' house,. Church street*Smith Mr. James, 4, Beach bank, :Manor rd.·Smith Mr. Samuel, 2, Fortview, SeabankroadSmith William Forsyth, Esq., R.N., Churchstreet*Stead Mr. J. C., 6, Seaballk avenueStead Hev. Thomas (Wesleyan), 3, Beachbank, Manor road·Stevens Mr. John, Belmont house, Manorroad*Sulli\'an :Mr. James, 11, Union terrace,UnioD street .*'Valker Mr. Henry, 4 J Marine view, Kingstreet*Wall Mr. Henry, 3, Seabank avenueWallace Mr. Charles, Union crescent*vValsh Mr.. John, 5, Church streetWatson Mrs. Ann, SI, Trafalgar roadWoolfaU Mr. Richard, 4, Littler·, terrac~Liscard roadTrades and Profess£ons.[h. signifies private residence.]*"A!?ber ~homas, sheriffs' officer, 2, MarineVle\V, Kmg streetAtkinson Benjamin Litford, master:rnariner2, Pool terrace, Pool road 'Barlow Joseph, master mariner, 11, Dar.lington streetBarnes Henry, bookkeeper, 3, NorthviewterraceBarnett Mrs. ]'fary, confectioner, Tobin 5tBeamish Mrs. Mary, smallware dealer' 11'\Vellington road ' ,BeK:i~~~~'"He~ and Chickens 11 hotel JBloore Samuel, collector for Board ofHealth, 3. Southview terraceBooth Mrs. RIlen.ladies' school, 4, Rice In.Bowen Mrs. Martha, apartments, 0, -Sea.bank roadChadderton- Henry, grocer and baker,U DiaD, streetChadwick Mrs. Margaret, preparatoryschool, 10, Trafalgar roadChaloner Mrs. Sarah, apat"tments, 1, Marinevie\v, King streetChurchill Augustus, surgeon, Littler'sterrace, Liscard roadClayton J"ames, pilot, 2, Pool roadCleator Mrs. Sarah, draper, Tobin street jh. 1, Brighton streetConnor J atnes, master mariner, 2, Waltonview, Seabank roadCooke Robert. jun., grocer and provisiondealer, Tobin streetCook Thurstao, bookkeeper, :Mersey bank,King streetCorgley Charles, bookkeeper, 18, Welling·ton roadCorfe Thomas, grocer, 4, Darlington streetCrawford and Balc.1.rras, Earl of, coal proprietors.'.robin st.--'Jobn Glover, agentCrinell Miss Martha., milliner and dress..maker, 4, HuskisEon ter., String HeyroadDay George, bookkeener, Union terraceDay John,boot and shoemaker, Tobm st.Davies Edwio, cashier, 1, Rice lane Davies Ellis, Hour dealer and bread baker,5. Tobin streetDavies Evan, car proprietor, Rudgrave pI.Davies E\-'an Vlilliam, bookkeeper, 6,Wellington roadDean James,provision dealer, StringHeyrd.Dolan Henry, bookkeeper, 3, ~nion terrace,Union streetDuen 'Villiam, surgeon, "'..ellington roadEgan Henry, fishmonger and fruiterer,KiDg street
BEBINGTOK (HIGHER AND LOWER). 523resting on massive cyru:c1rical. columns. The western p~ of the Lave yet contains tr:aeesof its early Saxon architecture.. There are two splendId memorial windows of stainedglass, by Wailes of Newcastle, In the east end. The living is a rectory valned at £770per annum, in the ~cum.bency and patronage of the Rev. George Ram~y Fielden :M.A.There is a good National School, for boys, girls, and infants.'NEW FERRY is a hamlet in this township, about 1 mile east from thence, on the tnl'Ilpikeroad hetween Birkenhead and Chester.C/er!l'J, Gentry, and PTivu:te Red
BEi3INGTO~ (HIGHER AND LOWER].Robinson William, joiner and builder, 13,Darlington streetSadler John, printer, 8, Marine view, KingstreetSoddon Peter, poulterer and fishmonger,Tobin s",eetShaw Mrs. AJicia, apartments, 9, TrafalgarroadShaw Andrew, bookkeeper, 4, Seabank roadShepherd James, joiner, builder, and cabinetmaker, Back Church streetSmerdon Gearge, bookkeeper, 13, UnionterraceSmith William, bookkeeper, 18, UulonterraceStorey John, bookkeeper, Water streetTait Gilbert, master mariner, 11, Unionterrace, Umon streetTaylor George Wentworth, master mariner,19, Wellington roadThomas Mrs. Ann, lodgings, 2, King streetThompson John, master mariner, 5, Unionterrace, Union streetThompson William, painter, 3, Water streetThrelfall Miss Elizabeth H., ladies' school,8, Union terrace .Threlfall William, commission agent, 8,Union terraceTbnmis and Co., tea dealers, Marine view,5, King street, and at BirkenheadTrott John, blacksmitb, Kin/: streetTrott William, joiner, King streetTyson William, tillor and draper, Brigh.ton streetWalker Peter, "Nelson" hotel 13 rrra;falgar road . ' ,Wallace David W., bookkeeper, Uai,.crescentWard Thomas H., collector, 3, Rice laneWilliams David, bookkeeper, 4, Welling_ton roadWilliams Robert, boot and shoemakerTrafalgar road'Williams William, boot and shoemakerU nioD street'Wise William, bookkeeper, 7, Union terrace,Union streetWorthington Samuel, engineer, 4, Union sI.St. John's Churcll, Liscard road-Rev. Tho',Preston Bell, incmnbent.Fresbyterian Chapel, King street.Egremont Worbnen's Institute, Tobin street-Job Jones, librarian.Wallasey Disp.n.'ar!J, Littler's terrace, Liscardroad.Post Office, Tobin street-Letter:! by foolpostfrom Birkenbead arrive at 8.20..m.; dispatched at 7.50 p.m.BEBINGTON is a parish, comprisingthe townships ofHIGHER and LoWERBEBI>'GW!,POUL'1'ON-CUm-SFITAL, and STORETON, in Wirral union; and T.a...ut3!ERE, in Birkenheadunion; containing altogether, by the census of 1861, 15,105 inhabitants, and 6437 acres;in tbe hundred of Wirrel, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>.HIGHER BEBL"GTON is a township ofthe above parish, in Wirral unlon, containing,by the census of 1861, 2086 inhabitants, and 1084 acres; in the hundred and deanery ofWirral. archdeaconry of Liverpool, diocese of Chester, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>, ~ miles fromBirkenhead. The town,hips of Higher and Lower Bebington, like all oth.er snburbs ofBirkenhead. have considerably improved of late years, by the erection of numerous villaresidences by the Liverpool merchants and others; and as their boundaries are so illdefined, and their names so frequently confounded, the list ofresidents are given together.Christ Church, which was erected in 1857-8, is a handsome structure, in tbe earlyEDglishstyle, consisting ofchancel, north and south aisles, and nave, with a lofty clerestory. Theliving is a perpetual curacy, in the incmnhency and patronage of the Rev. GeorgeTroughton, LL.B.RocK FERRY is a hamlet, partly situate in this township, and partly in Tranmer~Ifmiles south-east from Birkenbead. The ferry, which is distant from LiverpoollandiDgstageabout 2t miles, was purchased by a company formed in 1857, and steamboats JioW'ply between the two places eyery hall'-hour. Rock Park is a pleasant suburban reti:ea~studded with dwellings and embosomed in foliage. The Church of St, Peter-on-the-IWckis a handsome building in the Norman style, consisting of nave, chanl}el, and transepts,with a tower surmounted by an elegant spire. The tower contains a peal..of five bells.The living is a perpetual curacy, valued at ~160 per annum, in theincumbency oftheEer.Thomas Fisber Redhead, B.A., and the patronage of trustees. TheWesleyan. have a ,place of worship here.LOWER BEBINGTON is a township in Bebington parish, Wirral union, containiog,bythe census of 1861, 2485 inhabitants, and 1542 acres; in the hundred and deanery ofWirral, archdeaconry of Liverpool, diocese of Chester, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>;2i miles fromRock Ferry landing-stage, 4 south-east from Birkenhead, and 16 north-west Irom Chester.The Church, dedicated to St. Andrew, is an ancient Saxon edifice, and formerly con·tained a nave, chancel, and side aisle; divided on thesouth side bya range of Suon arche-.
f'arlte Miss Ma.ry Eliet>, Elizabethan Villa,New Chester road, R. F. ,'Parmeter William George, Esq, R.N.,Highfie1d park, H. B.Pate Mr. John, Mersey terrace, 'L.B. .Patterson Mr. Williarn M., "The Sollies,Ik>ck lane, R. F.'.-.pattersonRoht,Esq.,Hlgh:lield'park, R.F.-Patterson ThOIDllS Simpson, Esq., Chnrchy011ll, 'R. F. . . YT 'Pattinson Mrs. Mary, Highfield park, n. B.'"Piton'Mr. Thomas, Highfield ;park, R. F.'PAton Mr. William, 'HigbfiEild l>:n-k, E. F.•Pearson :Mr. Peter Janni:esoD, Inxerman}'~Captain Edmnnd, 'RN., Higbfieldpark, 1:1. B. " ,'PeelMr. Ernest, IDghlield park, H. B."Pembleton Mr. Jeffery Smith, Churchlandvilla, L.B.'PembertonMr.WilliAm, Elizabetlrari"villas,H.B. ' ,,','l'enineit:lUider, Acton tor., R. '1;'•Steele Charles Ray, Esq,Rock park, 'R. F...Stephenson Mr.Gklane, H. B. ,Stewart Mr. .lI1exander, 'Rock park. H. B."Stewait ~. Andrew, Rock park, R. F.Stewert Mrs. AnDie, Rock .park, H. B.*stott Mr. williarn Henry,Xerfie1dterrac-e,New Ferry lan'e, L. B.*Strong- Jo'hn, Esq, Rock -park, R. F.Taylor Mr. Chas. Wm., New Ferryter, L.B.Taylor'Mr. Hy.;>ijew Ferry:terrace, L.B.'Thompson Mr. George, Rock 'Park, R. F.'Thompson Mr.Willia'ol, Hock 1"ark, H. '8.Thring Rev.. Edward, AlliOD villa., NewFerry 1"ark, L. B.-Turner Mr.. .Alfred, Derby house, "New'Cheater road, R. F.*Wainwrigbt Mr. George,Bellevue 'cottage,Trafalgarplace, L. '8.·Walford Mr. Alfred, L. B.Wlilker Mrs. Penelope, L. B.'Walls ~. Edward Henry Be1Iingham,EIlen villas, New Ferry park, L. B.Watley George, Es 23, King street, R. F ..t1
524 BEBINGTON (HIGHER AND LOWER).*Frommall Mr. Herman, 'Church villa,Trafalgar road, L. B.'Galloway Mr. Robert, The dell, Rockpark, H. B. ,Gibson Alexander Craig, Esq., Stonesfield, 'L.B.*Gilbert Mr. Richard, Rock house, Rocklane, H.B.Gill Mr. Jas.,The lmrsts, 'Highfield, L. B.Gorse Ellison, Esq., M.D, HighJield .park,R.B.*Gorst Mr. "Thomas, 6,New Ferry terrace,L.B.Gonlden The Misses, Grange vate,H. 13.Graham ,Mr• •rohn, Trafatgar, L. B.Gray Mr. Willia.m, Xer field, New Ferrylane, L. B.• Hall Eaten, Th,e .:Birches. L. B.Hall Mr. H.'S., Righfield park, H. B.,Hall WilliamT., Esq., Righfield park, H. B.Halsall Mr. Thomas, Ramseyvilla, New, Ferry ,park.,L. B.Hamilton William Thomas, Esq., NewChester road, R. F. , ,Harden John William, Esq., judge of the<strong>County</strong> Court, Rose cottage, New'Chester,road,R. F. '"~HardmanMr. Laurence,'Rock :park, It. B.*Hardman Mr. 'RObert ;r., N oftb grove," High:lield :park, H. B. .*Hanis William 'Btanley, Highfield park,H.B.HarrisonMrs.•Ellen, ffigMeld,park.H. B.,Kitchen Mr. Isaac, Rock park, H. B.":Klingende'r Mr. Melcbior George, Thedell, Rock park, H. B.Lake Miss Isabella,Dacre hill, 'H. E.*Lambert Mr. Da'Via, Rock park, H.ll.>Law Mr. Frederick Fairhurst, New Perryterrace, L.B."Lea Mr. Samuel, Dacre hill, H. B.>LeBontillier Mr. Philip, The grove, L B, >Leader Mr. William, Rock park, B. 13: .Lee Mr. 'George, Rock park, R. F.*Lee Mr. Jonn Yates, Racklands, High.:field park, H. B.>!'Leno]: Mr. Arthtlr Welles!ey, Reilcli1fehouse, 1Lewis Mr. William, Inkerman villa, L. B.Lightbound Mr. John, Richmond bill, L. B.*Little Mr. Willism, Bebington cottage,New Ferry lane, L. :B.Littlewood Rev. James, B.A., corate,!Bebington. L. B.*McGowan Mr. William, Roseneatb, L.B.>Mackenzie M:r. Kenneth, Dacre paik,H.B.McXittii'ck ·M:r. Thomas C., Prosped cottage,New Chester"oad, N. F.*McKnightMr. Edward Parry; New Ferryterrace, L. 'B.Matlaby Mr. ISBa", Asbbrook terrace,L. B.*Manifold r.u-. James, 'Rock park, RF.>Massey Mr. 'Charles, 'Ashbrook ter., L. 'B.~Matbews Mr. John, Highfield,park, H. B.*Mayer Jos.) Esq., Pennant's -house, L. B.*Molfutt Mr. William, Rock lane, R P.Moore Mrs, Mary, Highfield park, H. B.*Nairne Mr. Robert F., Northgrove, Highfieldpark, H.B. ,1
B:£Br'NG'TO'N '(H1GHE:R AND 'WWER).;st1Thompson Mr. William, Hock park, H. B.Thring Rev. Edward, Alison vil1a, New'Ferry park, L. B.·Turner Mr. Alfred, Derby house, -New'Cheater road, R. F."'Wainwright .Mr. George" Be11evue· cottage,Trafalgar place, L, E,'Walford Mr. Alfred, L, E,Walker Mrs. Penelope, L. B.'Walls Mr. Edward Henry Bellingham,Ellen villas, New Ferry park, L. B.Wadey George, Esq., 23, King street, R. F~*Wa:tson ·Stephen, Esq., Manor house, R. F.'Welch Mr. Timothy Yates, Grove'cottage,New Ferry lane, L. B.WenningtQn ~rrs, Sarah, Grove hOllSe, NewChester road, N. F.Wigg T. J. Esq., The Grange, New Chester'tOad,R. F.Willis Mrs. J ane, Rock park, H. B.-Willis Mr. Matthew Marwood, Rock park,H.B."Wilson Mr., Roc1
526 BEBINGTON (HIGHER AND LOWER).Allison James, cowkeeper and confectioner,Chester New road, L. B.Andrews William, car proprietor, Rock lane,and "Derby Arms," Nelson place, R. F.Aspinall Mrs. Elizabetb, beer retailer, L.B.Aspinall Henry, blacksmitb, L. B.Aspinall William, joiner and builder, L. B.Ball William, joiner, &c., L. B.Bamford Charles, hosier, draper, and postmaster,Bebington road, N. F.Barbel' Miss Susan, ladies' boarding school,Dacre park,. H. B.Barker the Misses, ladies' seminary, Rockpark, R. F.Barnes Samuel, shopkeeper, Trafalgarplace,L.B.Bather J'ohn, bootmaker, N. F.Birch J'oseph, tollbar-keeper, Bebingtonroad, L. B.Blackie Miss Mary, apartments, 6, Westonterrace, New Ferry lane, L. B.BJagg Henry, beer retailer, Prmrose hill,L.B.Bolton Mrs. Jane, Berlin wool repository,Bebington road, L. B.Briscoe JoaiM, stationmaster, BebingtonStationBriseoe Mi2s Margaret. ludging-house, NewFerry lane, L. B.BuckJey Samuel, clogger, Cleveland place,N.F.BUIlD. Alfred, briclda.yer, Chester New road,L.B.Bunn William, builder and brickmaker,Cbester New road, L. B.Burdland Richard, slater and plasterer, NewFerry lane, L. B.Burns Wil!iam, wheelwright, King street,H.B.Butler Miss Mary, ladies' school, Dacrehill, H. B.Butler William, bookkeeper, Dacre hill~H.B.Candler and Cole~ grocers and tea dealer~,R.F.Cartwright Jane, milkseller, Dacre hill,H.B.Cartwright J'ohn, snb-postmaster and sexton,L. B.Catterall Peter, foreman joiner. H. B.'Clare Richard, bookkeeper, Green Fieldcottage, New' Ferry lane, L. B.Collier Stephen Pratt, clerk to the Coastguard,.Ashville terrace, Bebington road,L.B. .Cooke Miss Ma.ria Jane, ladies' seminary,Acre lane, L: B.Cooper J'ohn, shopkeeper, 4, Clevelandplace, L. B.Cross Mr.. George, joiner, Dacre hill. H. B.Cunningham Arthur, jun., plumber, Dacrebill, H. B.Cunningbam Thomas, plumber and painter(firm of Culli:lingham and Son)"; h. Rocklane, R. F.Dakin George, tailor and.draper I ;;street, R. F. " gDands Thomas, boot and shoemaker Ellenlane, L. B.'-Davenport John H. D., bookkeeper NeFerry lane, KerfieJd; L. B. 'WDavies William, builder, L. B.Deeks WilJiam, commission agen~ Vill",terrace, New Chester road, L. B.DeJamere Daniel, H. M. Customs p";m~ __hill, L. B. ' -_u",DeJamore J'oseph, baker and provisiondealer, Bebington road, L. B.Dobson John, builder, Nelson place, R.PDobsoD Robert, house and estate :ageD't,surveyor, and colleetor to tbe HighsrBebington Local Board, King streetDonellyJ ames, shopkeeper, Cleveland place. N.F. ,Donglas Mrs. Ann, apartments, Westonterrace, L. B.Drake Chas., agent, 2, Albert terrace, H. BDuffin William, shopkeeper, 6, Clevelandplace, N. F.Dutton John, pharmaceutical chemis~ Kingstreet, and 133, Chester street. Birken.head; h. New Cbester road, R. F.Edge John, butoher, New Chesterrd.,N.F.Edge George, contractor, Nelson place,R.F.Edwards Betsy, shopkeeper, New Ferrylane, L. B.Edwards Dand, gardener and cowkeeper,New Ferry terrace, L. B.Edonards Mrs. Martha, ladies' seminary,Clive house, Cbester New road, N. F.Eills Abraham, Woodbead farm, CbestsrNew road, N. F.Ellls Thomas,plumber, painter, and gIazisr,Chester New road, N. F.Elsby Mrs. Mary, mistress of NationalSchool, L. B.Elsby Mr. Miles Filling, master ofNationalSchool, L. B.Ferguson George Ashbuxo, ironmonger andwhitesmith, Victoria place, N. F.Ferguson Robert, build~r and contractor,Weston terraee, L. B. .Fisher J"ames, car proprietor, L. B.Foden Joseph, "Fanners' Inn," Chester~ew road, R. F.French .Alexander Price, master mariner,Dacre hill, R. F.Galloway Mrs., cooper, Nelson place, R. F.·Gee William Henry, stone merehantThomas Johnstone, agentGibson Alexander Craig, surgeon, Stones·field, L.B.Gibson George, master mariner, 0, Derbyterrace, R. F.Goodman Miss Elizabeth, refreshmentrooms, R. F.Gorse Ellison, M.D., HighfieJd psrk, EB.Grantham Mrs. Margaret, boarding andday school, 1, King street, H. B.
BEBINGTON (HIGHER AND LOWER). 527Ihmpson William, fiour and provenderdealer 1, Rock lane, R F.Rami1to~'Villiam Thomas, surgeon, NewChester road, R F.JIardie and Leadbeater, milliners and dressmakersVictoria place, N. F.,Hazard Wilson Marton, ironmonger, locksmith,and bellhanger, New Chester road,N.F.-IIerrmann Michael Frederick, bootmaker,21, King street, H. B.Heyes Mrs. Margaret, apartments, NewChester road, N. .F.Holtham Miss Sarah, preparatory schoolfor boys, L. B.HonghAaron, beer retailer, Trafalgar place,L.B.Bnntriss Wm., "Royal Rock n hotel, R. F.Ja.ckson :Mrs. Elizabeth, stationer, The pier,R.F.Jaekson James, master mariner, Ivy cottalle,New Ferry lane, L. B.JahnsoD John, master mariner, 4, WestonterraCe, New Ferry lane, L. B.J.ohnstone Thomas, stonemason, agent toWilliam Henry Gee, Neston roadJones James, shopkeeper, Victoria grove,New ferry, L. B.Jones John, farmer, Bebington vale, L. B.Jones Jaho, relieving officer and registrarof births and deaths for Eastham district,Trafalgar place, L. B.Jones William, grocer and provision dealer,L.B.Kegg Edward, schoolmaster, 6, New Chesterroad, L. B.Kellock Alexander, nurseryman, Rock park,R.F.Kelly William, boot and shoemaker, NewFerry lane, L. B.Langley Charles, joiner, L. B.Langley George, parish clerk, Church lane,L.B.Latham Edmund, brickmaker, Alma place,L.B.Latham Edward, joiner and builder, Primrosehill, L. B.Leay Mrs. Eliza, shopkeeper, New Chesterroad, N. F.Lea Samuel, baker, flour, and provisiondealer, L. B.Letts Thomas, plumber, glazier, andpainter,Nelson place, R. F. .Lawi. Mrs. Arabella, shopkeeper, Trafalgarplace, L. B.Lewia Edward, chemist, Bebington road,L. B.Lightbound William., farmer and miller,Hawthorn villa, L. B.Luca.s George, engineer, R.N., Stanley terrace,R.F.Lythgoe Watkin, contractor, New Chesterroad, L. B.Male William, tobacconist, and toy dealer,Victoria place, N. F. .Mantle Thomas, joiner and builder, Villiersterrace, New Chester road, L. B.Mason J oscph, linen draper, Kingst H. B.May William, bookkeeper, Ashbr..;'k terrace,L.B.Moo Samuel, leathercntter, 5, King at., R.B.Moffatt James, accountant, Elizabethanvilla, R. F.Moodie .Edwin Ramsey, master mariner,Rock park, H. B.Morris Charles, grocer, baker, and provisiondealer, Chester New road, N. F.Morris Mrs., grocer and tea dealer, ChesterNew road, L. B.Moss William, coal agant, Rock Ferry .lipMumford John, "Roseand Crown" inn,L.B.Munnerley Samnel, grocer and fiour dealer,Primrose hill, L. B.Nichols Mrs. Ovitt, lodgings, Western terrace,New Ferry lane, L. B.Oake .James Randall, plnmher. painter,glazier, and paper-hanger, Bebingtonroad,N. F.Oakes Mrs. Eleanor, ",Wellington" hotel,L.B.Oldham Jos" railwayclerk, Dam,ehi!l, H.B.Orr William, slater and plasterer, New,Ferry lane, L. B.Ostle George, apartments, Kingston villaNew Chester road) N. F.Peers Thomas, beer retailer, Clevelandplace, N. F.PemhertonMiss Elizaheth, boarding school,Thornburn road, New Ferry park, L. B.Penson James, provision dealer, Rock ferry,H.B.Pickthall Miss Elizaheth, confectioner,Rock lane, H. B.Pightling George Alfred, bookkeeper,Townfield lane, L. B.Powell James, cart owner, Chester Newroad, N. F.PoweUThomas, greengrocer, Victoriaplace,N.F.Priest Henry Powell, accountant, Ashbrookterrace, L. B.Richmond Mrs. Agnes, lodgings, '11, Kingstreet, R F.Rider Mrs. Elizabeth, dressmaker, Dacrehill, H. B.Ridding Nathan R, beer retailer, Clevelandplace, N. F.Roherts Samuel Watson, plnmber and glazier,L. B.Rutter .John, butcher, L. B.Rutter .Joseph, bntcher, Pasture, L. B.Rnssell King, surgeon, Acton terrace, R. F.Rutter Samuel Buckley, "Railwa.y" Inn,Primrose hill, L. B.\. Seacome Mrs. Ellen, shopkeeper, Primrosehill, L. B.Se\Vell .John, butcher, Victoria place, N. F.Shakeshaft George John, architect, Ash.brook terrace, L. B.I Shield• .John, "New Ferry" hotel, L. B.
$hillinglaw James,· gas, and water-ratecollector, Acres.lJwe, L. B.Silli.toe WilIiam Charles, bookkeeper, Caro.' line villa, New Ferry park,L. B.Sims Henry, lodgiog-hotiSe, Townfieldlane,L .. B.Skerrt;tl;,William,. c.oa11l1erchant,.3, 'l\-afa.l~gar place, L. B.S),ep!lensol,l. Thol,llas, dra~r, L. B •.Smith Miss Alice, draper, Cle,:el4nd p!Me,N.. F..Smith John, teacher o( classies,. ABh!lrookte,rl;ace, L. B.Smith Thomas, provision; and ~ame 4~er,Sock slip•.l:t F. .Smith William, hootmaker, King st., H.. B,Sllowb.all }.WT•. Gil!lert F.,.board.il,lg-~chool,West hey, H. B.Spiyey M;1t.thias, hoo!)na!l;er, L •. B,Stafford Joseph, hee, retailer; Chester Newroad, L. B.$tQkes. Henr.r, spirit 1l1ercbant, KiI,lg street,H.B.Taylor ¥n., apartmentll, Kerfield terr'!Ce.New Ferry lane, L. B.':!1esseyman Isal!
Clerf1l/' Gentry, and Private Residents.[Those marked thus (0) have their placesof business at LiverpooL]•,Ashton Mr. Henry-Doger Mr. William-Tennant Mr. EdwardSTORETON, GREAT NESTON. 529Trades and Professions.Burnham William Booth, farmer, SpittalcottageChild George, stationmaster, SpitalStationGreen Robert, farmerHuntingdon Joseph, farmerOakes Thomas, blacksmith aud agriculturalimplement makerSteele William, farm baillifW arburton John, farmerWestrey Thomas, farmerIoUrmston Mr. Thomas, ClaremontOWignall Mr. WaIter Barton1: Let"rs through Chester.~ Bebington is theWIlson Thomas, Esq. l nearest money order office.STORETON is a township of Bebington parish, in Wirral union, containing, by thecensus of 1861, 256 inhabitants J and 1298 ~res; in the hundred of Wirral. South Che.shire'
530 GRgAT NESTON.PA:RKGATE is -e. hamlet) partly in the township of Great N eston and Partly in Lei ;with which townships its populatio:l is returned. It is situated on the banks of th: nOD,and in consequence of its healthy climate, is a p1ace of some celebrity in <strong>Cheshire</strong> for:bathing.; it also commands a splendid panoramic view of the opposite coast of Wales Iwas formerly the principal place ofembarkation for Ireland, but the quantity of sand~which are now formea in the Dee having thoroughly prevented any vessel of burthenc;omi.ng :near. the shor~ Parkgate has ~ased to be of anJ: i!llporta~ce as a trading placeA room haVlng bee~ licensed by t}:1e BIshop of Chester, dIvme serVIce is celebrated th~every Sunday evenmg by the VIcar or curates of Great Neston. There is an InfantSchool.Ckrgy, Gentry, and Private BR.sidents.[Those marked thus C*) have their placesof business at Liverpool.]Adcock Mr. Charles, Moadow cottages.Liverpool road.13axter Mrs. .Ann, Liverpoolr.o.adllraid James, Esq., M.D., SpringfieldCox Mrs. Maria, Dee house, Moor Side lane*Dudley.A1fred J Esq., Manor house, MoorSide laneGleadowe Rev. Richard William, M.A.,VicarageGorst Miss Martha, Moor Side lane*Griffiths Mr. John, ParkgateHalket Rev. A1e>tll:I1der Ma.cdona.ld (EnglishPresbyterian), ParkgateHenten Mrs. -CatheriDe, Burton roadJackson Mrs. Mary, Park streetJones Rober.; Esq, Dee house, MoorsideJones Miss Sarah, Meadow cottages, LiverpoolroadLonthean Miss Margaret, The nook, Church£treetLyon Mrs. Elizabeth, High streetMaddoek£ Mrs.Mry, Park streetMawdsley Mrs., Moor Side laneMea.cock Mr. Robert, Five Lane endsMealor Mr. John, Liverpool roadMonk Charles, Esq., Parkgate roadMonk Jabo, commander R. N _, Parkgate rd.Powell The Misses Margaret and .Arabella,Parkgate laneRamsay Miss Elizabeth, Parkgatelleid Mlas Agues, Elm grovellich Mr•.Joseph, sen., Moor Side houseRigby John, Esq.Robinson Mrs., Broadlake cottageRobiDson ~ir. \Villiam, The cottage*Roper Mr. WiJliam, Park streetRussell David, M.D., High steeetShand Miss Lily, Moor Side laneThompson Mr. James, Parkgate roadWard Miss Elizabeth, Parkgate roadWebb Mr. Richard, Burton roadWeston Mrs. Mary, ParkgateWilliams Mrs. Ann, Liverpool roadTrades and Professions.Adams George, painter, Parkgate roadAnson J oseph, coal dealerAnyon Miles, shoemaker, Parkgate roadAnyon Samuel, blacksmith, Bridge streetAshbrook John, farmerBaker Eben.ezer, scripture reader, SchoolhouseBennett William, earthenware dealer, HighstreetBirch Jonathan, tailorBooth and Field, coal, lime, and-coke wharfHigh street'Braid James, M.D., Springfield, ChurchstreetBriscoe William Davis, butcher, High streetBroster John, Brown honse, High streetBroster John, carrier, Brook streetCallister WiIIiam, National ashoolmaater'The crossCottrell David, farmerCoventry William, plumber, glazier tin.man, brazier, "nd parish clerk, High st.Davies Thomas, wheelwright, High streetEvans John, shopkeeper, High streetEvans Robert, bl:wksmith and shop1teeperCross street .•Field Miles, joiner and cabinet makerLiverpool road'Fore Thomas, chemist and druggist, and atBirkenheadFoster William, draper and-hosier, BridgestreetGarner John, tailor, Cross streetGleave Ja.mes, boot and shoemaker, HighstreetGleave Mrs. Judith, beer retailer, BurtonroadGray Wolton, thrashing~machine owner,High streetGriffiths Joseph, boot and shoemaker, ParkGate roadGrocott William, joiner and bnilder, HighstreetHancock John. wheelwright, High streetHandley WilliaDl, whitesmith and bellbanger,Liverpool roadHall George, joiner, Cross streetHarrington Jobn, police constable, liverpoolroadHarrison l\'lisil Mary, ladies' seminary, OldvicarageHayes Miss Estber, fane,}" repository, HighstreetRenshaw George, boot and shoemaker,Parkgate roadHetheriDgton Chas., Inland Revenue officer,Park streetHiggs Charles, plumber and glazier, Liver·pool roadHobley Henry, shopkeeper, Park .treet
~ GREAT XESTOK. ~31f ~ames. chemist and druggist,~ High street'I Hughes William, "Plough" inn, Park st.Johnson William, '" Black Bull,. inn, Parkgateroa~... ". Janes DaVld, •• WhIte Horse, The crossJones J oseph, butcher, The crossJanes and SOD, auctioneerS', appraisers, a.ndgeneral commission agents, High streetJanes Thomas, auctioneer, &c. (mm ofJones and Son)Jones Thomas, fannerKenny :Mrs. Elizabeth, baker and flourdealer, Liverpo.ol roadKerns James, police sergeant; Park streetLancaster Thomas, scripture reader, BridgestreetLloyd John, saddler and harness maker,High streetLloyd Thomas, fellmonger, High streetMcCall Mrs. AnD, grocer, High streetYacdonald StepheD, bootmaker, High st.Ma.ckay J aho, draper, Pat'kgate roadMaddox Jonathao, grocer and baker, Highstre~tMallinson Emanuel, grocer, tallow chandler,and farmerMarsh Thomas, shoemaker, Cross streetMay Frands, joinerMelor :Mrs. Ann, farmer and carrier, HighstreetMealor John, farmer],{ealor Samuel, "Nag's Head" inn, High st.Mealor Thomas. farmerMiddleton John, hairdresser, The crossMinshull Edward l "Brewers' Arms" inn,High streetMinshull Samuel, ,; Golden Lion" commercialinn, High streetMinshull Samuel, tailor, The Cross~Iolyneu."tThomas, baker and flour dealer,Park streetMorrison Robert, shopkeeper, High streetMullinson Thomas, ,: Greenland Fishery"inn, Park~ate roadMunnerley Thomas, beer retailer and stone..maSOnNorman Charles, stonemason, Cross streetNorman John, stonemasonNorman Thomas, stonemason, High streetO'Lougbliu 11ichael, tailor, Parkgate roadPace Samuel, blacksmithP~y Thomas, maltster and brewer, andwlDe and spirit merchant, High street,(See advertisement)Peacock Thomas, cowkeeper, High streetPoweU Thomas, blacksmith, Parkgate rd.Pyke :Mrs. Mary, farmerRadley James, miller, Neston millRey,;\olds John, gardener and seedsman,HIgh streetRiehardson Miss Elizabeth dressmakerHigh street ' ,&aborts Mrs. Jane, shopkeeper, ParkgateroadRoberts The Misses, preparatory school,High streetRoberts Thomas. Shopkeeper, Bridge st.Robinson Mrs. BettS. shopkeeper, High st~RobinsoD Catherine, shopkeeper, The crossRobinsoD John, boot and shoemaker, ParltgatelaneScarrat J ahn, grocer,baker, andpostmaster,The crossSimpson Mrs. Jane, wine and spirit merchant,High streetSmith James, grlJOOr and provision dealer,The CrossSmith John, linen draner and tea. andcoffee dealer -Smith William, registrar of births, deaths,and marriages for Neston district, Park.gate roadStreet Misses Catherine and Frances;shopke€,persStuart John, grocer, Parkgate roadTozer Miss Eleanor, shopkeeper, High st_Tozer John, "Coach and Harse~," Bridgestreet\Vainwright Miss Elizabeth, mistress ofInfant Scbool •WainWright James, joiner, Park streetWalley Samuel, boot and shoemaker, Park.gate roadWard and Young The Misses, ladies'school, .Ashfield houseWebb R. A. and Brother, saddlers andand harness makers, The crossWebster william, farm bailiff, Church st.White Mrs. Mary, earthenware dealer,High street .WhittaU George, butcher, High streetWilson Newman Hyde, turner. Burton rd.Wood J ames, watchmaker, Parkgate roadWragg John, ironmonger, High street; h.Old Harp, Little Neston CollieryYouds Joseph, shopkeeper, High streetYouds "l'?"illiam and !):enry, builders, Millst.St. Mary's Church-RJov: llichard W~Gleadowe, M.A., VIcar; RJov. William.Berry, curate.PresbyterUln Chapel-J!.ev. Alexander MacdonaldHalket.Parochud Schoo~ Liverpool road, for boys,girls, and infants-William Callister,master; Mary Davies, mistress.Omnibus, From Park;'te to Hooton RailwayStation, passes throllgn the towndaily.Oarriers, Chester-Mrs.Ann Mealor. Saturday.Liverpool-Thomas Brostor,Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday.Post Office, The Cross-John Skarrat,post..master. Letters from Chester arriveat 6.10 a.m.; dispatched at 8.5 p.m.This is a money order office and sa.vingsbank.
PARKGATE, LITTLE NESTOl\.:PARKGATE.Olergy, Gentry, and Private Residents.[Those marked thus C·) haye their placesof business at Liverpool.J*.A.ndrew Mr. JamesAtkinson David Fletcber,Esq., Talbot houseBerry Rev. William, Brodbelt, B.A., curate.Boydell Mrs. HenryBriscoe Miss Ann, Snipe's cottageDixon James, Esq., M.D., The 'van-en*Dover Thomas, Esq.Edwards Mr. Henry Martin, Leighton haMnastreEdwards Mr. MosesGill Mrs. HarnetGreaves Miss Martba Ann, Mostyn cottageGrenfell ~v. Algernon S., M.A., Mostyn. house:Platt Mr., Alma cottageWalker Mrs. Thomas Wilson, :ProspecthouseWilliams Mr. Thomas, South paradeTrades and Professions.Barrie William, boarding and day school,Mostyn cottage. (See advertisem&nt)Basnett Samuel, baker and grocerBremnerJohn,lodging-house, Parade View. houseBriscoe Benjamin, lodging-houseClampitt Harriet, lodging.house keeperClampitt Samuel, shoemaker and lodginghousekeeperCooper Mrs. Kate, shopkeeperCorris Mrs., dressmakerCoulter Miss Margarat, shopkeeper and:Post OfficeDi::ton J ames,warrenM.D. and surgeon, TheEdwards Miss, lodgingsEvans Maurice,." Sawyers' Axms"Fieldens Mrs., lodging-house, South aho;Goscar 1\Irs. }.Iary. "Union" hotelGrenfell Rev. Algernon S., M.A., boardinschool, Mo:styn housegJollnson Mrs. Ann, "Pengwern.Ar:rns"innJones Thomas, saddler, South shoreLescure·Victor, shopkeeperLittle Mrs. Ann, lodgingsMaddox Thomas, grocer'Maddox John, lodgingsMeMock Mrs. Ellen, lodging-houseParry Edward," Chester.A.rms,"andliv~"",stables -JReeee :Miss Elizabeth, lodgingsReece Richard, lodging-house, South EndshoreRich Joseph. Esq., Rich YillaRoach William 'l'homas, coastguardRoberts Miss AnD, apartments, Ivy cottageRothwell WiIliam, farmer and lodgino_house, Dee house 0Royle .Mrs. Ann, ladies' schoolScott Mrs. Hardet, lodging-house, AImahouseSeller Mi:ss Elizabeth, ladies' seminary,Mostyn placeSimcock Philip, beer retailerSwift Pemberwn, butcherWhiteheadhouse keeper""Vithers Mrs. Aliee, lodgingsWood Lee, '~Red Lion" innWoolley Mrs. Mary, lodgingsInfant School -mistress.Thomas, tailor and lodging.Miss Mary Ann Kerns,Post Office-Miss Margaret Jones, post.mistress. Letters through Chesterarrive at 7.20 a.m.; dispatched at 6.30p.m. Great Neston is the nearestmoney order office.LITTLE,NESTON, or NESTON-cum-HARGREAYE, is a township in Neston parish,Wirral union, containing, by the census of 1861, 580 inhabitants, and 1993 acres; in thehundred of Wirral, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>; 1 milti east from Great Neston, and 11 from Chester.There is a National School for children of both sexes; and the schoolroom having beenlicensed b;r the Bishop of Chester, divine service is celebrated here every Sunday eveningby the vicar or curates of Great Neston. The Catholic Church. dedicated to St. Winifred,is a neat Gothic building, which was erected in 1843. The Rev. Canon James Pembertonis the priest. Thereis also a schOOl for children of both seXes in connection therewith, withhouse for the teacher, which was erected in le:56. The Presbyterians ha"e a chapel here,which is also used as a day school for boys and girls. The Earl of Shrewsbury and Mr.Cottingham are joint lords of the manor, each holding their courts leet alternately. Thereare some coalpits here, the property of ]'fr. Cottingham.. Clergy, Gentry, and Private Residents. Cottingham Mrs.[Those marked thus C*) have their places of Davies George, Esq., Weatherstones, Hinb·' L' lJu:smess at Iverpoo.dertonGraham Duncan, Esq., LydiateBrandt Mrs., HindertonBushell Christopher, Esq., HindertonKnowles Edward, Esq.Myer. Mr. William, the Monnt, Hinderton~Carter Thos. Fortescue, Wood park, Hin- :Pemberton Canon Rev. James (Catholic)dertonPenketh Mrs., Hargrave hallCottinjlham Laycroft, Esq., Savage John, Esq.
•LEDSHAM, LEIGHTON, NESS, RAB~5SSSmith Thomas, Esq, Win~ebill.Tomer Charles, Esq., WlOdle-hill house,HindertonTraMs and Pro(essi.. p' Stock Edward, farmerrw= and rofessums. William. Mrs. Martha, mistress of CatholicCabry Joseph, "Wheatsheaf" inn & farmer SchoolCottrell J oseph, farmer~rnndy Natbaniel, farmer, Haddon hallolohnson Thomas, farmerLetters through Great NestoD, which isLloyd John, joinerthe nearest money order office.R~BY ~ a to\vnship in Neston parish, Wirral union, containing, by the census of 1861,21~ ~bltants, and 1472 acres; 2 miles from Bromhorough Station on the Birkenhead~~sterR:illway; 2 miles north.east from Great Neston, and 12 from Chester, in theof Wllral, &uth <strong>Cheshire</strong>. Th. Earl of ~hrewsburyis lord of the manor.
534 THORNTON.HOUGH, WrLLASTON, WESTON.---------------------Gentry.*Irwin Thomas Hastings, Esq_, RabyhaIlMaddock William, Esq., BlakeleyTrades and Professions.Crowther .Tames, shoemakerEllisoD Joseph. farmerEllison William. "Wheatsheaf" inn, andfarmerForshall Thomas, blacksmithHassall Joseph, farmer, Hargrave ho...Hea.th J ames, farmerJohnson Thomas, farmerLangley Charles, farmerMealor Thomas, farmer, Willow browPollard Miles, farmerPrice William, farmerUrmston Thomas, farmerGee Richard, miller, Rsby mill . r..etters through Chester. Great NeslonGriffiths Thomas, farmerIS the nearest money order office.THORNTON-HOUGH is a township of Neston pa~sh, in Wirral nnion, containing bythe census of 1861, 349 inhabitants, and 1481 acres; In t~e hundred of Wirral, so'uth<strong>Cheshire</strong>· 2 miles south from BromborouO'hStation onthe Blrkenhead and ChesterRailway2 north-;est from Great NestoD, and 12 from Chester. The Wesleyans have a chapeihere.Gentry.Dean \Villiam, blacksmith• • la f Herbert Henry, "Seven Stars" inn[Those marked thus ( )bavethell"p cos 0 ;rones Owen farmerbusiness at Liverpool].Rowe J oseph, shopkeeperDale John, Esq., the LodgeShakeshaft Thomas, farmerlioPorwood Thomas B., Esq., Manor house Tankard John, shopkeeperHetherington Mr. RobertTaylor Peter, beer retailer and wheelwright•Badford ;rohn Colling, Esq.Willett J oseph, farmer~.- d P ,I:; • Williams William, "Rising Sun" innT: raua; an TO;; essum.~.Dale John, farmer, The lodgeLetters through Chester, t:z"a Great Neston,Dale William, farmerwhich is the nearest money order office.WILLASTON is a township in Nesten parish, Wirral union, containing, by the censusof 1861, 340 inhabitants, and 1941 acres; in the hundred of Wirral, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>; Itmiles from HootoD Station on the Chester and Birkenhead Railway, 8 miles from Birken~head, and 9 from Chester. The Church, dedicated to our Saviour, was erected in 1854.It is a neat Gothic edifice, cons~stiDg of nave, chancel, and porch. By an order in councilthe same year, the townships of Willaston, Thornton-Hough, and Raby were crli'ated anewecclesiastical parish or district. The living is a pepetual curacy, in the incumbency of theRev. Charles Henry Bnrlow, M.A., and the patronage of the Bishop of Chester. There isa National School. The Primitive Methodists have a chapel here.Barlow Rev. Charles Henry, M.A., The Mealor Thomas, farmerparsonage Millington J osepb, blacksmith ITrades and Professions. Millington William, tailor ,Pollard .Tohn. farmerAshton J os::~h, shopkeeper Preston William, farmerBen!ley William, farmerPrice Thomas, farmer and wheelwrightDavIs Thomas, farmerRoylance Joseph, collector of rated andDelamore He~rJ:', farm,',f.. tithesDdamore Wllliam, :Nag's Head,'~ and Waring Thomas. farmerfar,:,erWright John farmerFranCIS John, farmer'J ones Charles, shoemaker.Jones Edward, shoemaker and Post Office Letters from Chester, via Gre-at NestoD.tKitchen Mrs., National schoolmistress arrive at 6 a.m., dispatched at 1.50Maylor John, H Red Lion'" and blacksmith p.m. Great NestoD is the nearestMealor Samuel, farmermoney order office./1 V.TESTON is· a township in Wybunbury parish, Nantwich union, containing, ~y'the,/ census of 1861, 500 inhabitants, and 1851 acres; 5i miles east from Nantwich. ID thehundred of Nantwich, deanery of Malpas, archdeaconry and diocese of Chester, Sou~<strong>Cheshire</strong>. The Church is a brick building, dedicated to All Saints, which ,vas erected 111,/184-2. The liviDg is a perpetual cura.cy, valued at £76 per annum, with residence, in theincumbency of the Re\". Ion Launcelot WilsoD, and the patronage of Sir Henry DelvesBroughton, Bart., ,vho is also lord ofthe manor. 'rhere are schools for children of bothsexes. The Wesleyan and Primitive Methodists have places ofworsbip bere.
WESTOK. 535Clergy and Gentry.Ginders ~fr. John, r;osehill cottageW1lson Rev. Launcelet J" incumbentTrades and ProJessWns.BIll,,"g Henry, farmerBoote James, farmer and cheesefactor,WestonhallBourne John. farmer, The heathBratherton Mary, farmer, StomordBrearton James, blacksmith, StowfordBrock1ey Samuel. farmerBromfield Joho, farmerDobson Joseph. shopkeeperEaton George, blacksmithEdwards Joseph, miller and farmer, CrotiaWater millEdwards William, farmer, Snape farmGoodall William,farmerandmalster, Snapefarm, Inglesea brookGroucott Joseph, farmer, Carter's greenHarvey Charles, shopkeeperHunt Elizabeth, farmerJohnson John, shopkeeperKeen Thomas, H Broughton .Arms," andfarmer, Grostey hillLee~ Thomas, farmer, Gorstey hillLewis Mr_, farmerMalman James, farmer, Holly edgeMoses Aaron, wheelwrightMoulton George, farmer, Mere greenSalmon W~m, farmer and malster,!Dglesea. brookSelway :n.faria, schoolmistressSmith John, tailorWetenhall James, .,Red Lion," and farmer
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FAIRS IN CHESIDRE AND LANCASmRE.-STAMPS.FAIRS IN CHESHIRE.The distance of each place from London, with the day on which the market is held in! UJ.y market town, are inserted in parenthesis; tbus Birkenhead (202, W. and S.) is stated.: to be 202 miles from London, and tbat the market is beldevery Wednesday and Saturday.The following abbrel,iations have been adopted :-For tk days
STAMPS.Bill DjExchange (Foreign) for the paymentof money exceeding £500 drawn out ofthe United Kingdom, and payable, orendorsed, or negotiated within the UnitedKingdom.For every £100 andpart of£100 of tbe money therebymade payable... ... •.•£0 1 0Btlls, Foreign, drawn in, but paJable ont of,the United Kingdom; or drawn and payableout of, but indorsed or negotiatedwithin, the United Kingdom.Ifdrawn otherwise than in sets of threeor more, the same a.s Inland Bills.If drawn in sets of three or more, thenfor each Bill-not exceeding£25 .••£0 0 1exceeding£251 (£50 .,. 0 0 250 ,. I 75 .,. 0 0 375.. 100 .,. 0 0 4100 .5 I 200... 0 0 8200I'g I 300 0 1 0300g 400014400 )- ~ i liOO 0 1 8500 e 700 0 2 67501"\10000341000 ';: 1500 0 5 015001" 2000 0 6 82000 3000 0 10 03000) L 4000 0 13 4When exceeding £4000, for every £1000,and fraction thereof, 3s. 4d.Drawn out of, but payable in, the UnitedKingdom, the same as Inland Bills.Bills, Inland, payable at any time otherwisethan on demand.-not exceeding £5 ... ...£0 0 Iexceeding £51 r £10 .... 0 0 210I 25 0 0 325 5000650 75 0 0 9751'~ 100 010100 all 200 020200g 300030300}-~~ 400 0404001"51 600 050500" 750 0 7 6750 '!! l1000 0 10 01000 I" 1500 0 15 01500 2000 1 0 02000 3000 1 10 03000) 4000 2 0 0When exceeding MOGO, for every £1000,and fraction thereof, 10s.Bill ofLading ..• .eo 0 6Certifid Copy 01' Extract of anyRegister of Births, Baptisms,Marriages, Deaths, or Burials 0 0 1Contract N ore 0 0 1Cost Book Mi1leS •• , 0 0 6ffl"-:-D~claration In lien or in the natare t)f anm any casc 'vhere an atIldavit would bea~lita.ble with duty, the ~ame duty as wonld be cc~able on such affidaVlt.-t.~Debentures, when the drawbackdoes not exceed £10 ... ... £0 1exceeds £10, butnot £50... ....--- exceeds £50...Delivery OrderDock WarrantDraj4 payable to order, or toBearer on demand o 0Fire Insurance-The instrumentor policy itself'" ... '" 0And for every £100 insured fora year, and after tbat rate forany fractional part of £100made or renewed, or Con..02 6o 5 0o 0 Io 0 3tinued; and for any numberof years made or reDewed orcontinued, a duty per annumof 0 3 0There are no &.amp dutiea upon polices ofinsnnmeeOn public hospital~. or Oil agricnItaral produce,farroiDg stocK. and implements of husbandryprovided such insnr:mce be~ by a separatepoliey relating to such produce, ~toek, aIld fm.plements a!
LONDONBANKERS.BANKERS._ ChequeS on ihese Banks are reaixed ;n payment of Custr:JmS' DutUs, according tr:J tM TreasuryMmutes ofAugust 4 and15, 1854.Agra and United Service, 21, CannonstreetAlliance Bank of London and Liverpool,5, LothburyBankof Australasia, 4, Threadneedle streetBank of British North America, 1, St.Helen's placeBank of Egypt, 21, Old Broad street*Bank ofEngland, Threadneedle street, andUxbridcre house, Burlington gardens.Bank of Hmdustan, 16, Cornhill*Bank of London, 52, Threadneedle street,and 45~, West StrandBank of New South Wales, 31, Caunon st.Bank of New Zealand, 50, Old Broad streetBank of Otago, 11, BuoklersburyBank of Viotoria (Australia), 3, Threadneedlestreet*Barclay, Bevan, Tritton, Twella, and Co~54, Lombard street'Barnett, Hoare, and Co., 62, Lombard st.Biddnlph, Cocks, and Co., 43, Charing crossBiggerstaff W. and J., 63, W. Smithfield-Boaanquet, Franks, and Co., 73, LombardstreetBritish Columbia Chartered Bank, 80,Lombard street*Brown. Janson, and Co., 32, Abchurch laneBrown John and Co., 25, Abchnrch laneCall, Marten, aud Co., 25, Old Bond streetChallis and Son, 16, West Smithfield, and12, Metropolitan Cattle marketChartered Bank of India, Australia, andChina, 20, Threadneedle streetChartered Mercantile Bank ofIndia, London,and China, 52, Threadneedle streetChild and Co., 1, Fleet street'City Bank, oorner of Finoh laneColonial Bank, 13, Bishopsgate WithinCommeroial Bank of India, 64, Moorgatestreet'Commeroial Bank of London, 6, Lothbury,and 6, Henrietta street, Covent gardenCommeroial Bank of Sydney, 33, CornhillConsolidated Bank, 4, Lombard streetContinental Bank, 69, CornhillCoutts and Co., 57, 58, and 59, StrandCunllife Roger, Son, and Co., 25, Buck.lersbury'Cunlliles and Co., 24, Lombard street*Curries and Co., 29, Cornhill*Dimsdale, Drewett, Fowler, and Barnard,50, CornbillDrummonda, 49, Chacing CrossEnglish and Irish Bank, 25, PoultryEnglish, Scottish, and Australian CharteredBank, 73, CornhillFeltham and Co., 2, Ball alley, and 49,Lombard street:~, ~anbury, and Co., 11, Lombardst.yn, Mills, and Co, 67, Lombard streetGoslings and Sharpe, 19, Fleet streetGrindlay and Co., 55, Parliament street'Hanburys and Lloyds, 60, Lombard street•Hankey and Co., 7, Fenchurch streetHerries, Farquhar, and Co., 16, St. James'sstreetHill C. and Sons, 17, West Smithfield, and2, Metropolitan Cattle marketHoares, 37, Fleet streetHopkinson and Co., 3, Regent streetImperial Bank, 6, LothburyIonian Bank, 6, Great Wmoheater streetJohnston and Co., 28, Cannon street'Jones, Loyd, and Co., 43, LothburyLacy and Son, 60, West Smithfield, and 11,Metropolitan Cattle Market•London and <strong>County</strong> Joint Stook, 21, Lom_bard street; 6, Berkeley place, Edgwareroad; 441, Oxford street; 21, Hanoversquare; .A.lbert gate, Knightsbridge; 201,High street, Southwark; 1, High street,Kensington; 19, High street, Islington;and 181, ShoreditohLondon and Middlesex Bank, Finoh laneLondon and South African Bank, 10, KingWilliam street, City*London and Westminster Bank, 41, Loth_bury; 1, St. James' square; 214, HighHolborn; 3, Wellington street, Southwark;87, High street, Whiteohapel; 4,Stratford place, Oxford street; and 217,StrandLonilon Chartered Bank of Australia, 11,Cannon street'London Joint S.took Bank, ~, Princessstreet, City, and 69, Pall MallLondon, Birmingham, and South Stafford_shire Bank, 110, CheapsideLondon and South Western Bank, 14,CornhillLondon Bank of Scotland, 4, lloyal ExchangeavenueLondon and South American Bank, 83,CornhillLondon. Buenos Ayres, and River PlateBank, 40, Moorgate streetLondon and Brazilian Bank, 2, Old Broadstreet•Martin and Co., 68, Lombard street-Masterman, Peters, Mildred, and Co, 35,Nioholas laneMaude and Hallett, 14, Great Georgestreet, WestminsterMercantile and Exehange Bank, 41, MincinglaneMetropolitan and Provinoial Bank, 15,CornhillNational Bank, 13, Old Broad streetNational Provincial Bauk of England, 112,Bishopsgate street, Within
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