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DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. RAINOW~ 483;o)'ones Thomas, shoe maker Moore William, farmer Partington Geo. blacksmith, PoultonJones William, farmer, Poulton Mullock George, farmer, Poulton hall Partington Thomas, farmerMinsbull William, farmer, Poulton Okell Thomas Lee. farmer Thomas Walter, shopkpr. Post officel\Ioore John, farmer Parker Robt. builder & contractor Toft William, farmerRAINOW is a township and scattered' village on the the Earl of Courtown are joint lords of the manor androad from Macclesfield to Chapel-en-le-Frith, 3 miles the principal landowners. The soil is clayey and sandy;north-east from Macclesfield stations on the London and the subsoil mostly rock. T1he a·rea is '5,733 acres of lanlt,North Western and North Staffordshire joint and Great and rI of water; rateable value, £7,.570; the populationCentral railwa~'s, and was formed into a parish July 28, of the township in 1901 was 1,205.:r 863, out of the parish of Prestbury; it is in the Knuts- Post & M. O. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office--ford division of the county, Macclesfield hundred, union DanieL. Sutton, sub-postmaster. Letters through Macandcounty court district, petty sessional division of Prest- clesfie-Id arrive at 8 a.m. & 6 p.m.; dispatched: at 8.20'bury, rural deanery and archdeaconry of Macclesfield and a.m. &; 6.20 p.m. Tbe nearest telegraph office is atdiocese of Chester. The cburch of the Holy Trinity, Dollington, 2 miles distanterected in 18-l6, and stand'ing in the centre of the village,is a. building of stone in the Gothic style, consisting of Wall Letter Boxes cle:ued at Kerridge end', 8,40 &; 6'40chancel, na,e and an embattled western tower with pinna- p.m.; Tower hill, 8.30 a.m. & 6,30 p.mcles, containing one bell, and a clock erected about 1877: H.-\.RROP, a hamlet of Ramow, 1S the property of thethere are 400 sittings. The register dates from the year Earl of Derby.1800. The living is a vica.rage, net yearly value £220, Pa.rish Clerk, Frederick Taylor.with residence, in the gift of the vicar of Prestbury, and Letters through Macclesfield, via Rainow, which is theheld since 189-l by the Rev. Arthur Frank Thomas B.A. of nearest money order office. Bollington, about 2! milesEmmanuel College, Cambridge. There is a Wesleyan distant, is the nearest telegraph officechapel erected in 1-878 and a meeting house for the,Society of Friends. The charities for distribution in Schools.bread. amount to about £2 2S. yearly; there is also 16s. a National (mixed), with about £3 16s. yearly from several,year for clothing, and Broome's charity of £100, the charities, erected in 18 4 2, for 160 childrren; averageinterest of which is to be distributed at the discl'etion attendance, 72 ; Frederick Curphy, master'Of the vical' and warders for the benefit of the poor of Wesleyan {mixed), built in 1820, for 1'80 children;the parish. The Earl of Derby K.G., P.C., G.C.D. and average attendance, 108; Osborne Oakle)', masterEllis Pearson, farmer, Gin clough Pickford John Cbas. farmer & builder,RAINOW.Embrey Herbert, shopkeeperRiohmond lodgeBiddulph MrsEtchells John, farmer, Round knoll Pickford Robert, farmer, One houseCooper Mrs. Hedge Row cottage Ford David, farmer, Oakenbank Pine John James, Horse &; Jockey P.H.curphey Frederick, Pedley hill Freeman Frederick, farmer, Marsh Pine Henry, farmer, SlackamoorGaskell Miss, In~ersley ball Gaskell Ann (Miss), shopkeeper Reading Room &; Institute (F. J. Cur-Gibbon Mrs. Manor houseGaskell George, farmer, Rainow Low phey, hon. sec.)Goodwin Thomas, North view Gaskell Jsph. B. frmr.Four Lane ends Redfern Edwin, Plough innHorner Joseph Arthur, Marsh Goodwin Fredk. farmer,Waggon shaw Roberts Wm. T. farmer, Bull hillLatham Samuel, Sycamore view Gosling James, farmer, Hordern lane Robinson In. frmr. Ingersley cloughLeigh Samuel, Tower Hill house Harding Nicholas, frmr. Plunge brook Robinson Hannah (Mrs.), farmer,Hoo-Lomas Miss, Brook House clough Heathcote George, farmer,Rainow low ley hey:\Iellor George, Kerridge end Heathcote & Son,silk mfrs.Rainow mill Robinson Thomas, farmer, Ohant cliffMellor John, Hough holt,Heathcote Jonathan, farmer,Eaves fm Robinson William, farmer, ThornsettMellor :Miss, Hough holeHenshall Alice (Mrs.), frmr. One ho Robotham Joseph, blacksmith, Blackl'eave John H. The Clough Hibbert John, farmer, Thursbitch rockOakley Osborne, Mount Pleasant Hill Elizh. (Mrs.), frmr. Pedley fold Rowbotham Thos. buildr. & wblwrghtRoss George, Fir woodHine Thomas, farmer, Cutlers Sharpley Wm. farmer, Within lowSheldon Mrs. Pedley house Hollingshaw Mrs. farmer,Walker barn Shaw George, farmer, One houseThomas Rev. Arthur Frank B.A. Howe Elizabeth (Mrs.), shoe maker Shaw Sydney, farmer, Low brook(vicar), VicarageHudson James, farmer, Yearns low Sigley Thos. farmer, Callow foldTrueman James, Snipe house Hulme Thomas, farmer, Hayes head Stubbs Henshaw (Mrs.),frmr.Sow carHunt John, farmer, Bull hill Suker Joseph, farmer, Back 0' croftCOMMERCIAL. Jackson Thomas, farmer, Olews head Sutton Daniel, grocer, Post officeAlbinson James, draper Jarman Elizh. A. (Mrs.), Rising sun Sutton Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeperBarlow In. Clarke,. frmr. North end Jodrell Caleb, farmer, Hedge row Sutton George, stone saw millsBelfield Wm. farmer, Tower hill Kirkham John, Cheshire Hunt P.H. Tebay John, farmer, Bonny CattyBirchenough William, farmer Hedge row Trueman Alfred, farmer, Low. Ho. fmBradbury & Biddulph, quarry owners Kidd Wm. farmer, Windyway head Trueman John, frmr. Callow fold&; stone merchants, Billinge &; Win. King &; Co. bleachers, Ingersley hall Turner Alfred, farmer, Loundes folddyway; &; at BollingtonLatham In. Herbt. frmr. Hazel trees Turner Robt. frmr. Higher IngersleyBroadhead Chas. farmer, New barn Latham John P. S. farmer, ~ordern Twist Joseph, farmer, Black rockBroadhead Edwin, farmer, Beristall Lee Samuel, farmer, Tower h1ll Vickress Thomas Frederick, shopkprBroadhead Herbert, quarry owner, Lomas Geol"ge, farmer, .Woodend Wain )Iichael,. f

484 RI~GWAY. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'Stower with spire containing one bell, dated 1741 and the 2,396 acres; ratea,ble value £4,891; the population iminitials G. B. for George Booth, recast from the old bell of 1901 was 491.1007: the communion plate dates from 1725: 'there are Letters through Altrincham; the nearest post office is a'-2215 sittings. The register dates from the year 17218. Hale Barns. The nearest money order office is at Halo"The living is a vicarage, net yearly value £3°0 , with 13 Barns & telegraph office is Victol'>ia road, Hale, abOu.L.acres of glebe and residence, in the .gift of Earl Errertoll I! miles distantof Tatton, and held since 1.864 by the Rev. Harry Alfred Wall Letter Box, cleared at 8.30 a.m. & 7 p.m.; no coflIlignettIM.A. of Oriel College, Oxford, rural dean (If lection on sundaysBowdon and hon. canon of Chester. The vicarage house The children of this parish attend the school at Haleiswithin a short distance or the churcl. Tb.A area is BarnsHipett Rev. Canon Harry Alfd. M.A. Gaddum Hy. T. frmr.Batts Clough fm Ridgeway John, farmer, Etropt green(vicar & rural' dean), The Vicarage Grt·sty Hugh, frmr. Ringway Hall fm Rogerson Kelsall, farmer, Etropt grIhRaingill Sam!. Starkie, The Grange Harrop haac, market gardener Ryder Ellesworth, farmer, Ash far~Riley James, Prospect house Jackson James, tarmer, Manor farm 81ay laneCOMMERCIAL.Jackson Herbt. S. frmr. Roaring gate Shll.wcross Charles, Clay House farmAldcroft Charles, grocer, Hale Barns Jackson Joseph, farmer, Slate Ho. fm Taylor William, farmer, Clough bankBaguley Peter, Red Lion P.H. & Mills George, market grdnr. Shay la Walker Samuel, farmer, Clay laneblacksmithPearson Andrew, farmer, Outwood frm Warburton George, farmer, Buck hallBarton William, market gardener Pearson Jeseph, Tan Yard farm, War- Warburton William, farmer,Buck hallBooth Wm. farmer, Warburton grn burton green 'Whalley John, farmer, Oak farmBurgess Thos. Wm.frmr.Yew Tree fm Pimlott William, farmer, Hale top Whalley John, Ross Mill farmClarke Jane (Mrs.), farmer Priestner lVilliam, market gardener Whalley Lewis, farmer, Rose Mill frm.Cooper In. frmr. Low. Mainwood frm Ranigill Sam Starkey, farmer, Yew Whalley Saml. A. frmr.Castle Hill fmCrosby Wm.frmr.HigherMainwood fm Tree farm Whitelegg Jas. frmr. Wood House frmDarbyshire Alfred, farmer,Roaring gte Read Ethelbert, farmer, Hale top Worthington Joseph Pennington, far-Gatley Robert, farmer, Yew Tree frm Renshaw John,market grdnr.Well grn mer, Etropt greenROCK FERRY is now included! within the borough of Birkenhead, which see.NORTH RODE is a township and village on the banks 1H0gg esq. of this parish, were all gifts to the church:­of the Dane, near the ~Iaccle'sfield and Congleton road, t,here are 150 sittings. The register dates from the ~'e~rwith a junction station on the Churnet Valley section of 118'46. The living is a vicarage, net yearly va~ue £140.the North StaffortLshire railway; it was formed into a in the gift of George P. Daintry esq. and held since I9Q2.parish in 1846 from the parish of Pre,stbury, and is 3! by the I,tev. Julian Harvey B.A. of Jesus College, Cambridge.The lManor House, standing on an elevated sitemiles· north-east-by-north from Oongleton, 5 south fromMacclesfield, 9 from Leek, and 161 from London. in the in a parrk overlooking a fine sheet of water, is nowMacclesfield division of the county, Macclesfield! hundred, occupied! by Edward Tootal Broadhurst esq. The township,which ,is the property of George Percival Dain1ryunion and county court district, Prestbury petty sessionaldivision, in the rural deanery and archdeaconry of esq. J.P. who is lord of the manor, contains 1,534 acresofland and 32 of water; rateable value, £4,33.6; the popu­Macclesfield and- diocese of Chester. The church of St.Michael, erected' in 1845, and restored and' enlarged! in lation in m1 was 2]6.1895, is a building of stone in the Early English style, Parish Clerk, Albert Birch.consisting of chancel, nave, organ chamber, south porchand a western tower containing a clock and one bell:Se'Xton, George Dale.there are eight stained windows, and marble tablets to Lettlers through Congleton, which is the nearest moneyJohn ,Smith Daintry esq. of North Rode, d. 24 May, order office; the nearest telegraph office is at Nortb1848, Elizabeth his wife, d. Nov. '18'45, and their son Rode station, which is open from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. 0111and daughter; to the Rev. John Daintry, 17 years vicar week days onlyof this p~rish, d. 7 Sept. 1869, and Elizabeth his wife, LettieI' Box cleared at 5.45 p.md. 10 Dec. IlB164; and a brass to Thomas Ryle [)aintryEndowed School (mixed), built! in 1835 by the late Johnesq. of North Rode, d. 117 Se-pt. r8'59, a.nd Ann his wife,Smith Daintry esq. for 120d.children; average attendance,70; & endowed with £20 yearly, interest from22 ISept.l:B67: an altar table of oak, the panels ofwhich were carved by Mrs. Ridgway, of North Rode. hasthe benefactions of lV. Stubbs esq. &been presented by Mrs. ISeymour in memory of KatieMr. John Plant;Rid,gway, !her granddaughter; the elegant carved oakJames Daniel Howard, master; Mrs. Emily Louisagcreen and reredos a.nd also the font cover, carved byHoward, infants' mistresseight of the choir boys, in memory of the late James Railway Station, John Whitfield, stat·i.on masterBroadhurst Edward Tootal J.P. The Birch Albert, tailor & parish clerk IMallein Geo. farmer, New WheatsheafiManor house Buckley Geo. farmer, Rode Heath fm Morris Thomas, farmerDaintry Geo. Percival J.P. Oaklands Clayton Enoch, farmer, Rode hall INeild Thomas, farmer, Yew Tree farmHarvey Rev. Julian B.A. Vicarage Clayton Thos. farmer, Bank farm Korth Rode Friendly Society (Jamt'sHogg Mrs. Oaklands Clowes Thomas, blacksmith i Daniel Howard, sec)Ridgway John J.P. The Grange Dale George, bricklayer Ockleshaw Annie (Mrs.), assistantDale William, cowkeeperoverseer & collector of taxesCOMMERCIAL. Foden Charles, cowkpr. Rode heath Oliver Samuel, cowkeeper, Rode HthAvon Thomas, shoe maker Ford William, farmer, Marton road Shaw Geo. Mottershead, frmr. DobfrdBerisford John, grocerHeath Thomas, farmer, Ladder Style Street Leah, wheelwrightBloor James, farmer & beer retailer, Heathcote Henry, joiner 'Wyche David, frmr. Colley Mill fm.Cheney gateLomas Thomas, farmer, Rode greenODD RODE is an extensive and populous township and I windows on the east and south sides of the chancel and'parish, formed' Oct. 30, 1860, from that of Astbury, with at the west end are stained, and three others were adde

DmECTORY.] CHESHIRE. ODD RODE. 485'the buildings surround a courtyard, and are in turnencompassed! bY' a moab, still filled with water and cros~edwater; rateable value, £12, 80 3; the population in 1901was 3, 18 5.& T. 0., T. ~I. 0., Ex.press Delivery, Parcelgreat deal of carved work, chiefly figures, aninials and Post, S. B. & Annuity >& Insurance Office, Scholar:foliage; on some of the window panes are quaint couplets..and names cut with a. diamond; the latter include that ofGreen.--...Samuel Thomas Arthur Robinson, sub-postmaster.Letters arrive from Stoke-on-Trent at 6.'I~"" Margare,t Moreton, Aug. 3, 1649," one dated 1627, and a.m. & 4 p.m. & are dispatched at 7.55 p.Dl-othen without date: within the moat, at the north-west PoslJ & M. O. 0., S. B. & Annui~'y & Insurance OJr:~e,.angle, is a. circular mound, and at the south-east angle Rode Heath.-Henry Hollanrl., sub-postmaster. Letters.another; bo.th were probably the sites of towers: the arrive from Stoke-on-Trent lit 6.5 a.m. &; for callersmoslJ ancient portion of the house is the east side, which only at 4.'50 p.m. & dispatched at 6.25 p.m. Alsager-comprises the chapel, a low and: narrow chamber divided is the nearest telegraph office, 2 miles distantinto an ante-chapa-l, 18 feet by IS feet, and! the chapel Post & M. O. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office,,!)roper 12 by 9 feet; the old leaden lights of the windows I ~Iow Cop.--.Mrs. Sarah Hancock, sub-postmistress.are exquisitely designed, and the interior is decorated Letters arrive from Stoke-on-Trent at 8.3 0 a.m. &; arewith scripture texts, but these a.re now scarcely dis- dispatched thereto at 8.:,5 p.m. Kidsgrove is the nearcernible:the chapel is now (1902) used for Divine service. est for delivery, 3 miles distant. Telegraph Office atRode HaJI, the sea.t of George Barrington Baker-Wilbra- Mow Cop railway sta.tion for diSlpatch only'ham esq. !M.A., J.P. is a large and handsome mansion Wall Letter Boxes at Hall GreEm cle,ared' at 8 p.m. dailydeEghtfully situated in tastefully laid, out grounds over- except sunday; Rode Lodge, cleared' at 9 a.m. & 7.5looking a fine sheet of water. The manor anciently I p.m. ; Kent Green, cleared at 7..10 p.m.; Bank, clea'redbelonged ' to the Losoocks, whose descendant here in the at 6.5 0 p.m. &; Thurlwood, 6.15 p.m13th century ~ook the name of " de Moreton"; the mainJine of the Moretons ended on the death of Sir WilliamNational Schools.Moreton kt. recorder of London, 14 March, 1763; the Woodcock's Well, Mow Cop (mixed & infants), built inproperty then descended to his nephew, the Rev. Richard I858, for 400 children; average attendance, ~o ; Fredk.Taylor, rector of West Dean and vicar of West Firle, WillmeT, masterSussex, who assumed the name of Moreton and died in Odd Rode (boys), built & supported' in great measure by1784; he was succeedredi by his soon, the Rev. William the Wilbraham family, & endowed with an estate ofMoret'On -Moreton; Miss Moreton, of Torquay, and Mrs. 26 acres within the township, prod'1lcin~ £3 0 yearly:Baker-Wilbraham are now joint owners of the manor. this schoQI is for I20 boyS'; average attend'ance, 82;The chief landwners are i\fr.s. Baker-Wil'braham, Miss Samuel Rowland Platts, masterMoreton, of Torquay, Lieut.-Col. John Coutts Antrobus,()f Eaton Hall, Mrs. Ackers, of New ')foreton IHall, Sir Rode Heath (girls), for I60 children; average attendance,Delves Louis Bro.ghton bart. of Doddington Park, Nant- IIO; Miss Emily J. Griffith, mistJoesswich, Thos. Chaddock Lowndes esq. and the trustees ofthe late William Lawton esq. There are collieries in theScholar Green (infants), for no children; average attend-ance, 70; Miss Ellen J. Moseley, mistressvicinity; and there is a variety in the soil, but strong Police Station, Scholar Greenloam prevails. The area is 3,690 acres of land and! 60 of Railway -Sta.tion, Mow Cop, iPeter Spilsbury,station masterPRIVA.TE RESIDENTS. Barnett Goo. beer retIre Kent Green Cotton Thoma.s, collector of King'.Antrobus Charles,Hill cot.Schol'8r Grn Bateman Arth.E.blacksmith,Rode Iith taXe5 & assistant overseer, Hall GrnBaddeley Mrs. Bank houseBebington Wm. Hy. farmer, Kent Grn Dale Ann (Mrs.), farmer, Old More­'Baker-Wilbraham George Barrington Berisford James, butcher, Cinder hill ton hallM.A., J.P. Rode hall Bibby Thomas, miller (steam), Old Dale Fredk. frmr & grcr. ThurlwoodBithell In. Alma cot. Scholar Green Rode steam mill, Forge mill Dale Mary Ann (Mrs.), grocer &; pro-Blakelock Rev. Laurence Neville Salts Birtles Hy. shopkeeper, Scholar Grn vision dealer, Hall GreenB.A. (curate), The Cottage Bowler In. Chas. farmer, Brick ho Egerton Eliza (Mrs.), frmr.ThurlwoodBuckley Edwin, Bog hallBowler William, butcher, Kent Green Furnival Joseph, plumber, painter &B'ernyhon,gh Joseph, Boden hall Broadhurst Samuel, farmer, Scholar glazier, Kent GreenFfoulkes Rev. Piers John Benedict Green farm Gallimore- Ellen (Mrs.),frmr.Green fmM.A. (rector & surrogate), Rectory Broadhurst Wm. farmer, Pump hou~e Gib~on Edwd. beer retlr. Kent GreenFurnivall Jsph. Sunnyside, Kent Grn Brownsword Arthur, blacksmith, Goldendale (The) Coal &; Iron Co.Goss William Henry, Rode terrace Broaded barn. Hall O'Lea collieryHopkins Geo. Portland hOe Scholar Gn Buckley John, painter, Rode Heath Gray Henry, farmer, BankLeech Fredk. The Oakes, Rode Heath Buckley Spencer, boot &; shoe maker, Gray William, farmer, BankLowndes Thos.Chaddck.Ramsdell hall Hall"Green Higgins James, Rising Sun P.B.Moore Fredk. Thos. Old House gru Bullock Godfrey, domestic machinery Kent GreenRansome :Rev. Maurice John B.A. agent, Kent Green Hill George, butcher. Scholar Green(curate) Carrington Ellen (Mrs.), beer retailer Hill G~o. Bleeding Wolf P.H.HaH GrnWilliams Herbert J. The Old Rec- & grocer Hodgkmson James, hay & straw dlr.tory, Scholer Green Cartwright Charles, joiner, Hall Grn Street laneCOMMERCIAL.Cartwright Geo. beer ret.Scholar Gn Hodgkinson Thos. farmer, Rode HeathBailey Arthur, farmer, Moor's farm & Challinor Louis Donald, grocer & corn Holland Henry, stationer, Post omce.Hole House farm factor, Scholar Green Rode HeathEailey Arth. jun. grcr. Rode Heath Charlesworth Ann (Mrs.), grocer & Hollinshead Francis, frmr. Pump frmDailey John, farmer, Stone chair draper, Bank Hollinshead Peter, frmr. Chance hallBailev John, steward to Mrs. Baker- Clarke Luke, grocer, baker &; draper, Joyn80n Samuel. grocer, ThurlwoodWilbraham Thurlwood Knapper Edward & George, fustian!Jailey Wm. fnnf. Paek Bouse fatm Cotton Emma (Miss), frmr.Little Moss cutters, Bank mill

486 ODD RODE. CHESHIRE. [ KELL'Y~SKnott Alfred, farmer, Forge house Righy Alfred, farmer, Hall Green MOlV COP.Lancaster In. whlwright.Boarded barn Sanderson Chas. grocer, Kent Green Barlow John, shopkeeper &. coal dea:lelt'Lear Thomas, farmer, Bank farm Stoiner Frederick, miller, farmer & Birks William, grocerLeason Joel, shopkeeper, Kent Green corn merchant, Odd Rode mill Booth Thomas, shopkeeperMajor George, saddler, Hall Green Thorley .Tas. farmer, Kent Green fm Bowker Nathaniel, farmerMitford Joseph, builder &. timber mer- Thorley John, farmer, Boarded barn Bunnager Thomas, farmelchant, Rode Heath saw mills Thorley Wm. frmr. Old House green Oopeland George, beer retaile:rNewton Isaac, boot &. shue maker, Turner & Wilson, joiners, Kent Grn Dale William, greengrocerRode HeathTwemlow James, brick &. tile maker, Dean George, Crown P.RXorbury Isaac, butcher, Rode Heath Scholar Green Fletcher James Benjamin,greengrocer-Perkins Alfred George, Broughton Twemlow John, farmer, Town end Hancock Edwin, grocer &. draperArms P.H. Rode Heath \Yalker Geo. frmr. High Smallwood Hancock Sarah (Mrs.), shpkpr.Post orePierpoint Hy. beer reUr. Hall Green Walworth John, farmer, Town ,.!nd Mellor Thomas, beer retaile1'Ray Eliza (Mrs.),beer retlr.Thurlwood Whittaker Robert, frmr. Ash bank Murray John, Railway innRichardson Fredk. grocer, Bnnk ,roolley In. shoe mkr. Scholar Grn Pierpoint George, Globe innRichardson John Henry, SU1'veyor to Yarwood Joseph, farmer, Cuttleford Tryner Rose Annie (Mrs.), Oddfellows'Congleton Rural Council,Rode Heath Young Samuel, shopkpr. Hall Green Arms P.H~OMILEY is a township witi a station on the Man- cesan Finance Association, in memory of the late :Misschester,Stockport, New Mills and Hayfield sect'ion of Ann ElizaJbe.th Stevenson; the cha,pel is licelUled forthe Great Central and 'Midland joint railways, and is 3 divine service, and services are held here on 'SUnday andmiles east from Stockport, in the IHyde di.yision of the Tuesday evenings. There are also Wesleyan and Primicountyof Cheshire, Macclesfield. hundred, Stockport tive Methodist chapels. Wright's charity, now producing.union, Hyde county court district and tStocliport petty £16 5s. yearly, is for distribution in blankets and clothingsessional division. The ecclesiastical ·pa,rish known as to the deserving poor of Romiley and Werneth townships."Chadkirk" was formed 2]1h October, 1'876, out of the Oakwood IHan, the seat of Mrs. HaJlam is a mansion inparish of 1St. Mary, Stockport, and is in the rural deanery the domestic Gothic style, pleasantly situated, the teTrac~of Stockport., archdeaconry of Macclesfield and d,iocese of on the souh side commanding some good views of theChes.ter. The river Etherow joins the 'Goyt 3'bout 200 neighbourhood. Springwood Hall is the residence of~-ards below Oompstall 'br.idge, and the united streams Vernon Roberts esq. There are no manorial rights. Theat their confluence with the Tame, at ,stockport, take principal landowners are J. Vaudrey Braddon esg. oithe name of the Mersey. The "township is governed by I Bredbury, Mrs. Hallam and Col. Frederick Bolton lHudson.the Bredbury and Romiley Urban District Council. The 'I' Here are two cotton mills, extensive print works, hatchurch of ,St. Chad, built in 1'866, 'on a site given by manufactory, injector 'Works and bleach works. The soilLawrence Heyworth esq. is an edifice of stone in the I is clay; subsoil, gravel. The chief crops are wheat, oats.Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles, nnd potatoes. The area is 1,158 acres of land and 31 ottranseptS', organ cham:ber, vestry, and a, tower, with ~pire, water; rateable value, £III,SSO; the populatdon in Ig0Io:oontaining one bell: there are eight stained windows, and 2,416.the church affords ,3Jbout 5,80. si.ttin~s. The register dates Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., S. iB.,Express Delivery~from the year 1747. T~le hv~ng 1S a perpetual curacy, Parcel Post &; Annuity &. Insurance Office.~osepbnet. yearly .value i;~o, mc}udmg 30 acres of glebe, and Thompson, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive fromlSltockr~sldenoe,m the glft of the rector of Stockport, and held port at 5 a.m. &; 2.55 p.m. &; dispatched at 8,45 a.m. 12:smce 1'867 by the Rev. Peter Halhed (Moore M.A. of noon &; 7.40 p.m.; no sunday dispatchBrase~ose College, qxford and Hon. Canon o~ Chester. i Wall Letter Boxes, Greave Fold, cleared at 6.45 p.m.;.~hadklrk chapel, ~hich stan~s close. to. Chadkuk House, I no collection on sundays; :Hatherlow, cleared at .3l~ a low aD'~ ~lam but anCIent buildmg ?f stone and a..m. from Stockport &; 7 p.m. from Romiley; B~ntSotimber, co~g.~stmg of chancel a~d nav~, w1th 3J ~~fl1'.; lane c~eared 7.4- a.m. from Stock ort &. .II·&:' .maftel' remammg for some years ill a rumous condItIon 1t f ~ Ro 'le " P 7 ;) P •was partly rebuilt in '1747, repaired and a. gallery erected ~ mI y.. .. .1161, and again repaired in 1,860; in 1'8616 it was closed, Nah,?nal School (m1xed &; illfants), built m 1,860, for 2'30'0but 'Was re-opened for divine service in October 18]6; chHdren; average att.endance, 16'1; Henry Woodall~services are now held here on Sunday afternoons. The, masterchapel of the !Holy Innocents', at Greave Fold, in connec- I Railway Station (Great Central & Midland Joint), Thomastionwith St. Chad's, is held in trust by the Che'ster D~o- I Burgon, station masterAshton Frank, New holm Moore Rev. Canon Peter Halhed M.A. Booth Geo. shopkeeper, Canal bridgeAxon Ernest, Beechwood avenue (incumbent), Parsonage Booth Wm. Railway jnn,46 StockprLrdBailey Joshua, Oakdene Osborne Alfred, Elgin villasBain Joseph Walter, Beechwood nvrn Plant Frank G. OalifieldBuoth Samuel, tax collector &;agent, 12 Stocliport roadestat.e-Bates George Herbert, Alvaney Mutlllt Pownall Mrs. Oak a"enueBlades Thomas Parkin, The Beeches Pllllinger Wm.Fernacre,Beechwl)oJ a\'Bowling Club (John Reddish,Stock Dove hotelsec.).Booth Mrs. Greave foldBowers Joseph, BenfieldRedmayne John Edward, Elgin villns Broolces Harry, Grev Horse P.H.Stock-HiclJardson Charles, Oak avenue port road . .Bowman Henry Arthur, Gothic lodgeBoyd George Herbert, Oak avenueHoberts Vernon. Springwood hallHohinsonJsph.Hillside ho.Gorsey browBI'own William, fruiterer, 19 Compstallro:'ld .Budge Barry Elwin, Oak avenue Sm'ill A. Slater, The Mount Cant Fredk. M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Butterworth Wm. Samuel, Be£'~h a\' Scrngg James, Wysefield Lond. surgeon &. medical officer otOatmur Thomas Stucldey, Inglenouk, Slack Clifford health for Bredbury k RomileyBeech avenueOhorley John, Glenthorne, Beech avSmith Adrian Arth. Lynwood, CompstallroadUrllan District. Council &; medic:liofficer & public vaccinator, Bredbul'yClayton Joshua, Green lane StnfTord Charles, High Hatherlow ho dist. Stockport union, Woodbm'y booCockrill Ernest Lawrence, Elgin villas StnfTord Wm.Hy.The Poplars,Beech la Chatterton Jas.insur.agt.Stockport rd'Cocks John, BrooksideSyddall In. Chas. Roseleigh, Chadldrk City Tea Co. grocers &cCrosland Clarke, Lonsdale, Be~ch lane SyddaJ.1 Jsph.Lawtn.Rose1eigh,Chadkrk Clayton John, farmer, Hill topCrosland Milner, Overdale, Beech lane Syddall The Misses, Orange Tree ho Clayton Joshua, confectionerCrosland William, The Knoll, Bet>('h la Syddall Richard James, Chadldrk ho Cumpstall Co-operative Industrial So-Evans George Thomas, Oak avenue Taylor Randle, Lyme grove ciety Limited (James Ardern, m;\D-Fancy Rowland, Rydeacre Tipping William, Oakfield ,ager), drapers &; grocersHallam Mrs. Hannah Kershaw, Oak- Turner John, Oak avenueCunservative Club (J. T. Robinson,sec)'Wood hall COU~IEnCIAL.Hampson Arthur William, Lyme view Al'dern John William, shopkeeperCorless John, shopkeeperCorless Samuel, draperHastings Patrick, Healdwood !lollse Bain Joseph Walter, clerk to the Bred- Davenport Jas. frmr. Hyde Bank frmHollingworth John, Hill topbury &. Romiley Urban DistrictCoun- Dooley Thomas, farmer, Heys farmHughes Harry, Guywood laneHumphreys Evan, Oale nvenuecil, Beechwood avenueBarher Alfred H. Romiley Arms hotel,Eaves Bridgett. (Mrs.),Compstall roadmilliner, tKimber Henry Francis, Sandy eroIt, Station road Eaves John, painter, 7 Oompstllll rond'Beech avenue confectioner B.ll'lo'v Thomas, Fenton Samuel, hair dresserLafond Ernest EugenE', Ash Lea Bt'd,s Thomas W. private school, 5 Fidlel' Peter, farmel', Hole House fi\l'rnLyth William, Oak m'enue Cnmpstall road Fielding James, cashier, Beechwood nt'Martin Robt. Brearly,Oak lea,Beech 1

DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. ROSTBERNE. 487Godson Walter, plumber & glazier Manchester & Oounty Bank Limited Skinner Robert, joiner & builderGreen Annie (Niss), grocer (sub-branch), open tues. thurs. & Slade William, clerk, Oak avenueGreen Maria ~Mrs.), shopkeeper, 56 sat. Compstall road; draw on The Smith Arthur B. stationerCompstall road Union Bank of London Limited, SOl'O William, managerGregory Ann (Miss), draper London E C Stafford Ann (Miss), shopkeeperGregory George, butcher Morgan William John, fishmonger Stafford James, bricklayer &. builderHadfield Jsph. frmr. Water meetings Niven John, boot makerStenton James William, butcherHadfield Thol. frmr. Water meetings Patent Exhaust Steam Injector Co. Stenton John, coal merchantHall Oharles S. clerk, Oak avenue Limited CA. Slater Savill, manager) Swindells Daniel, beer retailerHall Frank W. H. clerk, Oak avenue Plant Thomas, draper:::jwindells John Thos. Boat House P.RHambleton Harriett Ann (Mrs.), Pollitt Joseph, farmer, Yeld wood Swindells Thos. farmer, Spring woodForesters' Arms P.H. Greave fold Ratcliff John, farmer, Tang Shutts Syddall Brothers Limited, calico prin-Hatherlow Mill Co. cotton spinners Ratcliffe Eliza (Mrs.), confectioner, r I tel's, ChadkirkHeathcote S1. frmr. Water meetings Compstall road Thompson Joseph, stationer,Post officeHeginbotham Robert, shopkeeper Rawlinson John William, hair dresser, Tierney Thomas, chemistHibbert Joseph, clogger, Stockport rd Stockport road Townsend Charles, painter &. decoratorHigginbottom Peter, auctioneer, Ridgway Andrew, nurseryman &, Turner Thomas William, Friendship.Church lane seedsman inn. Stockport roadHollinworth James, butcher Roberts Clara (Mrs.), grocer, Comp- Union Bank of Manche.ster Limited~Hulme Arthur, farmer, Gothic farm stall road (sub-branch), Stockport road; drawJackson John, farmer, Guy Wood farm Robinson James & Sons, felt hat mfrs on Glyn, Mills, Currie & Co. Lon--Jackson William, boot & shoe maker Robinson John, Beech valedon E CKirkpatrick Jas. frmr.Greave Fold fm Rogers A. (Miss), draper Walton Samuel, farmer, High laneLawton Ellen (Mrs.),Duke of YorkP.H Romiley Spinning Co. Limited, cot- Warrington Arthur, confectionerLiberal Club (George Booth & T. Mor- ton spinners, Oakwood mill Washington Mary (Mrs.), confectioner,gan, sees)Ryder Edwin, Oraven Heifer inn P.R Williams Thomas, shopkeeperLomas J. E. & Co.coal mers.Station rd Schofield Joshua & Sons Limited,dyers Williamson Andrew, goods agent Gt.Longden John Hy. fa.rmer, Lane ends of piece & yarn goods Oentral railway, Oak avenueMiller Alonzo, draughtsman, Oak av Seddon Arthur, stationer & tobac- Woodall Hy. schoolmaster, School hoMills John Thomas, cashier, Oak aven conist, Stockport road Woodall William Henry, builder & car­Mottram Martha (Mrs.), draper & Skinner Mary Ann (Mrs.), glass & penter, 20 Oompstall roadfancy repository china dealer, Compstall road Young Sidney, boot & shoe maker-BOSTRERNE is an extensive parish, 3! miles south- scription recording the completion of this work: the"west from Altrincham and Bowdon station on the South church affords 400 sittings: at the entrance to the church­Junction., Manchester and Altrincham railway and 2 west yard, which commands an excellent view of the suroundfromAshley station on the Cheshire Lines railway, 4 ing countr)·, is an ancient lych gate. The register datessouth-west from Altrincham, 12 south-west from Man- from the year 1593. 'fhe living is a vicarage, net yearlychester, 3 north from Kmitsford, 9 north-east from v,uue £320, with residence, in the gift of Earl EgertonNorthwich and 10 south-east from Warrington, in the of Tatton, and held since 1897 by the Rev. Hugh CairnsAlt·rincham division of the county, petty sessional division Alexander Back M.A. of Trinity College, Cambridge.of Altrincham, hundred and union of Bucklow, Altrincham There are Wesleyan and Baptist chapels at Millingtontcounty court district, rural deanery of Bowdon, arch- and a Congregational chapel at Bucklow !Hill. In 1895deaconry 9f Macclesfield and diocese of Chester. The there were charities of £18 17s. 8d. yearly value. Thfchurch of St. Mary, originally erected about A.D. I188, news and reading room, founded here in 1873, is managed"is an ancient edifice of stone, consisting of chancel of two by a committee of working men. Rostherne' Manorbay. with clerestory, a. vestry and organ chamber on the Hounse, seated on an eminence ·and erected in 1864, isnorth, Bnd on the south side three chapels or chantries l a mansion of red brick with stone dressings, in the Gothicclerestoried nave of four bays, aisleS', south porch and an s~yle, and the residence of the Hon. Alan de Tattonembattled western tower with pinnacles, containing a clock ~gerton M.P., J.P. Earl Egerton of Tatton. is lord. ofandsix bells: the stained east window is a memorial to tne manor and sole landowner. Bucklow HIll, 4 nulesWilbraham Egerton esq. M.P. for Cheshire, d. 25 April, south fro~ Altrincham and .3l north fr~m Kn:utsford, is1856, and Elizabeth (Sykes), his wife, d. 28 April, 1853, ?n the hlg~ road from ~ltrmcham t~ ::N.orthwlCh. Hereand was erected by their three sons: the reredos of ala- IS a good mn and. stablmg. The solI 1S part clay andbaster and mosaic was given by the parishioners: the part sand. ~he chief crops a~e ~heat, p~tat~es and oats.Tatton chapel, divided from the chancel by a carved oak The populatIOn of the eccleslas~lcal pansh m 1901 wasICreen, contains a marble monument, with emblematical 1,720. The are~ of th~ townshl'p of Rostherne IS 1,5 12figures of Patience and Hope, executed by John Bacon, acres, 122 of wInch are mcluded III a sheet of water cal~~sculptor in 179 2 to Samuel Egerton esq. of Tatton Park ~ostherne :Mere; rateable value, £2,951 ; the populatlon." . . ' m 1901 wa.s 413.d.A R10AFeb. 178oCh 1; and another by.RIchard Westmacott., Jun..p.arlSh Clerkand Sexton,JamesHeWI·tt.. . . to ar otte Ll;1cy Be~trlx Egerton, and to varIOUS Post, Telegraph & Express Delivery Office.-CharIM·other members of th.lS faD?-lly, 18II-45; there are aJs.o Ooldrick, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive from Knutsmuraltablets tD .MaJor Wllbra.ham Egerton, 43rd regl- ford a.t a.20 a.m.; dispatched at 5.3 0 p.m. On sundayment, d. I~ AprIl, 1848 ; Commander Chades Ran~le the office is open from 8 till 10 a.m.; letters are dis-'E~ertoIl! R:N. ~'.8 July, 1869, and others, and memonal patched at 9 a.m. on sundays. Postal orders are issuedwmdows to 'WIlbam Tatton, 1St ?Jaron Egerton, d. ~4 here, but not paid. The nearest money order office &;F~b. 1883, and Cha.rlotte. Ehzabeth (Loftus), h~s savinQ's bank is at High LeghWIfe,. d. .II Sept. 187.8 : m the Agdex; chapel IS Letter Box in wall, Bucklow Hill, cleared at 5.45 p.m.~ s.tame~ ~dow erected m 1889 by Charles Listeresq. and week days & 9. 15 a.m. sunday!:Alice, hIS wife, and a mural table~ to Robert Venable~ esq. County Constabulary, Mathew Scott in charO"eof Agden, d. 8 July, 1757: the thIrd or Mere chapel IS not ' I:>of special interest: the remaining stained windows includeSchool9.three presented in 1888-9 by the Lister family; one erectedin 1889 to Loftus Edw. Egerton, d. 1883; Alice MaryNational (boys), built for 80 boys; average attendance~50 & supported in part by subscriptions; Thomas W.Cholmondeley, d. 1868; and Loftus Charles Egerton, d. Learoyd, master ..1871, and another placed in 1888 by.Egerton Leigh esq. Lady Egerton's, enlarged in 1891 & now h?ldmg 100 gu'ls ito the lady Elizabeth Mary Gore (White), his wife, d. IOct. 188o; and two more memorials respectively toa'\"~ra~e atten.dance, 78 & supported m ~art by subscnptJOn;MISS Mary Hannah Barber, nustressChristian, wife of William Carter, of Tatton, d. 1.9 April, MERE is a township and small village on the high road1868; and to Mr. John Reynolds, formerly orgamst h~re,d. 21 Dec. 1874; and there are also numerous memorIalsbetween Northwich and Altrincham, 2! miles north-westfrom Knutsford station on the Cheshire Lines railway,and brasses to the Egerton Leigh family, 1779-1879; in the Knutsford division of the county, Bucklow pettyand to the Legh and Brooke families, 1784-1856: in the sessional division and union. Mere Hall, the seat ofchurch lies an ancient stone figure of a. knight in chain Lt.-Col. Henry Lewis Brooke Langford-Brooke D.L,. J.P.armour, found in 1742 during the progress of excavations who is lord of the manor and principal landowner, ismade on the erection of the present tower, and assumed a mansion of red brick, with freestone dressings, in thefrom the arms Olil the shield to belong to the Venables Eli1.abethan style, approached through a turreted ga.tefamily:in 1888 the chancel and vestry were rebuilt, way, with a. lodge on each side: the grounds, ~hichand the reAt of the church thoroughly restored by Lord contain a lake of about So statute acre~ are beautIfullyEgerton, under the direction of Sir A. W. Blomfield diversified by artificial mounds and planted with a choiceM.A., A.R.A., F.S.A. and on the west wall is an in- collection of evergreen and flowering shrubs and trees.

488 ROSTBERNE. CHESHIRE [KELLY'SThe Old Hall, the residenc.> of Sir Frank FIIl·bes AdamC.I.E. is an old-fashioned brick mansion, with extensivegrounds of about S6 acres, containing some fine oldtret's, one of which, an oak, is said to be 13 yards incircumfereD!Ce. The soil is clay; the subsoil, sandy.The area is 2,454 acres of land and 65 of water; rateablevaille, £5,039; the population in 1901 was 437.Post &; M. O. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery. ParcelPost, S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office_-~Iiss SarahBrett, sub-postmistress. Letters received throughKnutsford arrive at 7 &; 9.35 a.m. & dispatched at 7.30'P.m. T. O. closes at 8 p.mMere &; Over Tabley Day School (mixed), a building ofred brick, erected, with master's house attached, in 1868by the late Hon. Mrs. Keane, formerly Mrs. LangfordBrooke, in memory of her first husband, the late ThomasJohn Langford Brooke esq. for 178 children; averageattendanct', 70; tIll' school is supported chiefly byLieut.-Cnl. Langflll'd-Brooke: Samupl !~iinshull. mastl>r;~Irs. Ada C. :\Iinshull. infant~' mi:,tI'essireestone: the south front is of the Ionic order ...nd hasa n-oble portico, supported by four columns: in. themansion are preserved a number of portraits broughtfrom Ashier- Hall, including those of Thomas Asshetonesq. I)f Ashfey, the then proprietor of the Hall, Sir RalphGrosvenor, of Eaton, Henry Legh e~q. of High Legh,Amos Meredith esq. of Henbury, the Earl of Barrymore,John Warren esq. of Pornton, Robert Cholmondeley esq.of Holford, Peter Leigh esq. of Lyme, CharlesHurlston esq. of Newton, Alexander Ratcliffe esq. of LoeDenton and Edward Herresford esq. being the originalportraits of those assembled at Ashley Hall duringthe rebellion of the Pretender, when the expediency ofjoining his standard was debated and the resolution decidedby the casting vote of the chairman, Thomas Asshetonesq. owner of the mansion, in favour of the reigningsovereign: the portraits are all full length, each bearingthe date 1720,but by whom executed is not known. Duringthe ~·e'l.rs immediately prt"Ceding 1891 the present EarlEgert.on expended considerable sums in the improvementand enlargement of the mansion and grounds, comprisingBOO GREEN is a hamlet in and at the northern H- a new forecourt and private entrance and the erection oftremity of the township of Mere, 3! miles north-west from a private chapel, with stained windows, and fittings inKnutsford and S south-west from ~\ltrincham. Here is an walnut: other additions have also been made on the south-excellent inn, with a bowling green, which is much fre- front and the house is now lighted by electricity: the park,quented during the season: petty sessions were held here about 9 miles in circumference, extends into other townforupwards of a century, but are now held at Knutsford: ships and contains 1,886 acres of land and 71 acres ofit is related that the notorious Dick Turpin was appre- water; it is finely timbered, principally with oak, andhended in this house after a robbery committed by him contains about 1,000 deer: the gardens are tastefullyat Newbridge Hollow, a lonely spot about four miles from laid out and planted with the choicest shrubs; the conhere,on the road leading towards Altrincham.servatories are extensive and contain a rare and valuableLetters arrive through Knutsford at the High Legh office collection of exotic plants and some costly china vases:at 7 a.JIl. & are dispatched at 6.30 p.m.; sunday at II extensive terraces have since 1891 been constructed in thea.m. The nearest money order & telegraph office is at g"'round~ and the park has been largely re-planted. EarlHigh Lt'gh, about I! mile,; distantEgerton of Tatton is lord of the manor and sole landowner.The area of the township is 1,819 acres of land and 71 ofPfATTON is a township, in the parish of Rostherne, 2 water; rat~able value, £3,'298; the 'Population in 1901'miles north from Knutsford, Knutsford division of the was 120.ciunty, Bucklow petty sessional division and union. Tatton Letters through Knutsford. Nearest telegraph office,HaH, erected in H305. and the seat of Earl Eg-erton of Rostherne,2 miles distant; nearest money order office,Tatton, lord-lieut. of the county, is a structure of whit-e MereROSTHERNE.Johnson William, blacksmith to Earl Lowe James, farmer, Mere Hall farmBack Rev. Hugh Cairns Alexander Egerton of Tatton Okell David, farmer, Winterbottoms .M.A. (vicar), The Vicarage Kenyon James, head gamekeeper to Standring Robt, frmr. Mere Plat frm·Crabtree Walmsley, Bucklow hill Earl Egerton of Tatton Starkey John, farmerEgerton The Ho'll. Alan de Tatton Mason Frdk. frmr. Cherry Tree frm Starkey William, farmer, Mere sideM.P., D.L., J.P. Rostherne manor; News & Reading Room Tasker Wm. farmer, Mill Bank farm& 9 Seamore place, Mayfair 'tV & Newton In. Edwd. frmr. Denfield hall Ward Mark, miller (water)Carlton club S W & Bachelors' club Pickston James, wheelwright to Eal'1 Whittaker .Abrhm. frmr. Home farmW, London Egerton of Tatton Wilkinson In. frmr. Goodiers grnHall James, Vine house, Bucklow hill Pownall Agnes (Mrs.), farmer, Yar- Wilkinson Thos. frmr.WinterbottomsHazzopulo Sortirios (Greek Consul), wood heath Williamson Geo. frmr. Bentley hurstMontebello, Bucklow hillRogers William, baker, Bucklow hill Worthington Wm. frmr. Hulme barnsJackson Miss, The Marsh Stnart John, farm bailiff to LordCOMMERCIAL.Egerton of Tatton, The MarshHOO GREEN.Alcock .Annie (Mrs.), Swan P.H. &:farmer, Bucklow hillMERE.Briggs Robert, grocer & farmerDaker Peter, draining bailiff to }~arl !.dam Sl'r Frank Forbes C I E MDunkerley William Charles, farmer,Egerton of Tatton '" ere Tanvard farmBarr Lennox.fisherman to EarlEgerton Old hallPower' Joseph, Kilton inn & bowlingBlackburne John, farmer,Birkin henth Eal'1e Thomas Algernon, agent to tlh~ green & farmerBlackburne William, farmer, Bowdon Mel'e estatesView farm Hopkins Mrs. Mere cottage .TATTON.Blease William & John, tailors Langford-Brooke Lt.-Col. Henry LeWISBracegirdle William, carpenter to }::Jrl Brooke D.L., J.P. Mere hall Egerton of Tatton Earl (lord-lieut.),Egerton Allsop Thomas, farmer, Hulse heilth Tatton hall; & 7 St. James' squareBurgess Samuel, blacksmith, DenfielU lleswick James, farmer,Mere Grove fm S W & Travellel'S" Carlton & St.smithy, Millington Dlacow William, gardener to L~eut.· Stephen's clubs, London S WCash Peter, farmer, Briddon weir Col. ~. L. B. La?gford-Brooke. Egerton Thos. F. Tb' Dale, Tatton pkClarion Cycle Club (Thomas Foulkes. Brett "m. blacksmIth & wheelwrIght Smith John Thompson, The Dale, Tathon.sec.), Bucklow hill Burgess Hy. farmer, Mer~ Lodge frm ton parkClark Richard head gardener to the Burgess John, farmer, Wmterbottoms COMMEhCIAL.Hon. Alan d; Tatton Egerton M.P Cookson Wm. frmr. Hollow Wood fm Agar ~atthew, clerk of the worksClayt.on Thomas, estate clerk to Earl Earle T. Algernon, agent to the Mere Cliffe George, head gardener to EarlEgerton of Tatton ('states Egerton of Tatton, The Gardens,Corhy .John, forester to Earl El1'el'l,11ll Ford Joseph, farmer, Hulse heath . Tat.ton parkof '1'atton I::> Harkes David & Co. (William Brett. Kenyon J ames, head deer keeperEvans James, boot &; shoe maker proprietor), engineers, a.gricultural New George, house steward, TheGnrner Owen,farmer, & assistant over- implement makers, ploughs & iron Hall, Tatt-on parkseer, Shaw Green farm founders; cycle &; motor car agents Owen James, head bricklayer to theHargreaves William plumber to Eal'1 & repairers. See advert Earl; resideg at KnutsfordEger~on of Tatton', Marsh hme Hewitt Wm. farmer, Winterbottoms Smith John Thompson F.S.I. landHewitt James, parish clerk &; sexton Hignett Hugh, frmr. YQW Tree farm agent to Earl Egerton of Tatton,Johnson Chas. frmr. Ciceley Mill fnn Long In. (exors. of), tannpr &; farmr The Dale, Tatton park .RUNCORN is a market and union town, a seaport, head is 15 miles east-south-east from Liverpool, 9 west-southofa county court district and petty sessional division, west from Warrington, 4! north from Frodsham and 15township and large parish, in the Northwich division of north-east from Chester and 18o! from London, on thethe county, hundred of Bucklow, rural deanery of south side of the river Mersey and at the western terminusFrodsham and archdeaconry and diocese of Chester, with of tne Bri

DIRECfORY.] CHESHIRE. RUNCORN. 489here crosses the Mersey, opened 10 October, 1868, andknown as "Tueller's Girder," is a structure of wroughtiron 1,500 feet long, and 95 feet in height above highwater mark, and is supported. in mid-stream by two stonepiers, 80 feet in depth by 30 feet wide and 300 feetapal·t, thus forming three openings of 300 feet each, exclusiveof the piers and abutments': the bridge has twolines of railway and one footway for passengers, andatIords direct communication with Liverpool, Manchester,the manufacturing districts and London. The originof this place is unknown; it has been called "Runleofan"(A. S. cofa, a cove, the wide cove or inlet), "Rumcoven"and" Ronchestorn." The town was founded byEthelfleda, daughter of Alfred the Great, and, to defendib from invasion by the Dan~s, she built a castle and forts:the rock on which this castla was supposed to have beenbuilt, call~d " G

490 RUNCORN. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'Sthere is also a schoolroom, with tweh·e class rooms andmorning chapel.T!Je Camden Wesleyan )'Iethodist chapel, in the Lowlanaroad, was built in 1262, and enlarged in 1875, thetotal cost being £-+,000; it affords 600 sittings.There is also a Primitive Methodist chapel in Greenwayroad, a Free Methodist chapel in Ellesmere street, aWelsh Calvinistic chapel in Rutland street, buiLt in 1850,and seating IS0 persons; a Gospel Mission hall in Ashridgestreet, built in 1888; and Salvation' Army barracksin High street.The cemetery, in Greenway road, comprising an area ofnearly 13 acres, was formed June 19th, 1857, and is underthe control of the Urban District Council acting as aBurial Board;there are two chapels and a mortuary.The Town Hall, in Waterloo road, is a structure ofbrick, containing offices for the Urban District Council,School Board, and overse~rs.The Brunner Guildhall, originally built in 1818 as aPresbyterian chapel, was' enlarged in 1894, and is usedfor club meetings, &c.The Public Hall, in Church street, erected by a limitedcompany, is used for public assemblies', entertainments &c.The Foresters' Hall, iru Bridgewater street, erected in1836, occupies the upper Hoor of a building, the lowerstage of which consists of shops; the large hall, used forpublic meetings &c. win hold 550 persons.The Market Hall in Bridge street, erected in 1856, is anedifice of brick, with stone facings. Market day, Saturday.The Fire Brigade Station is at Delph bridge, but thekeys are kept at the Police Station, Bridge street.The Custom House is' near the docks.The Theatre Royal, Wellington street, was erected in1869, and will hold about 1.200.The County Police Station. in Bridge st.reet, built in1331, and enlarged in 1898 by the County Council, isa. plain edifice of red sandstone, and oomprises a largeroomfor the petty sessions and magistrates' and publicbusiness;a spacious court room and 31 magistrates' re·tiring room; and six cells; the superintendent of policeforthe Runcorn division resides on the premises, andhas offices here.The Toohnical Institute, in Waterloo road, was erectedby subscription in 1894, and! is used for eoocationalpurposes.The Free Public Library. in Egerton street, establishedund'er the provisions of the Public Libraries Act, 185S(18 and 19 Viet. c. 70}, was opened 6 July, 1882; therew~rein 1901 about II.536 volumes, and the premises.include two reading rooms, one of which is appropriatedto ladies, and a small museum. The library is managed.by a committee.The soap and: alkali trades. tanning and,. iron foundingare largely carried' on, andJ there are also quarries' of redand grey sandstone.Two pleasure fairs are held annually, on Whit Mondayand on the 1St Monday in November.The Infectiolls Diseases Hospital is in Weston road.The charities for distributioIll are the Liptroll charity~of £68 yearly value, and a yearly sum of about £10 fromthe Alcock and Rigby charities.The area of the township is 1,139 acres of land, 40 ofwater, 137 tidal water and! 482 foreshore; rateable value~£65,690; the population in 1901 was 16,491; the areaof the ecclesiastical parish of Holy Trinity is 1,495 acres~The IhlpulationJ of the ecclesiastical parishes in 1891 'Was-All Saints. 13.665, and Holy Trinity, 4.7~7.By Local Government Board Ord'8l' No. 15,915 (March24. 1884) and the Divided PariS'hes Act (1882), a part ofHalton township wa·s transferred to Runcorn, and a par~of Runcorn added to Halton.Apparitor, Mrs. Sarah A. Owen, I Bridgewater streetOFFICIAL ESTABLISH:MJENTS, LOCAL INSTITUTIONS &0.Post, M. O. & T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, Parcel days at I p.m. but the letter box collections a~e made-Post, S. B. &; Annuity & Insurance Offic~, Victoria as usual. They a.re also c~osed on Bank ~obdays &.buildings, William Bennett, postmaster on Whit Tuesday. Thell'e IS ~n1y one de~lvery made-Hours of Attendance.-Money order, post office savings by Town postmen on Bank Hobdays, that 1D the mornbank, insurance &; annuity,'inland! revenue & licence, 8 ing &; two collections. from t~e Town letter boxes, ata.m. to 8 p.m. w~ek days; parcel post, 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. 5.30 a.m. & for t'he Dlght mailweek days; stamp, private box, registered letterS' &callers, 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. week days, 8 to 10 a.m. sun- COUNTY MAGISTRATES FOR RUNCORN PETTYdays; telegraph. 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. week days. 8 to 10SESSIONAL DIVISION.a.m. sundays. Postal orders are issued & paid duringthe times at which the office is' open for the sale ofstamps; express d1elivery. acceptance of letters & parcels,8 a.m. to 7 p.m.; no transactions on sundaysDispatches. with latest times for posting letters &c. foreach mail.-Widnes &;, local deliveries 6 a.m.; all parts,7.40 a.m.; Birkellhead. Liverpool, St. Helens, Wigan,SouthpoTt, Preston. Nort.h East Lancashire, generally;Isle of Man. North of England. Ireland & Scotland,9.45 a.m.; Warrington, 10 a.m.; Liverpool, Manchester,Lancashire, Yorkshire, ~orth of En~land, Scotland& North Wales, 11.15 a.m.; London. Manchester.Midland &; Southern Counties of England, Soubh Wales&; Widnes, 12 noon; Liverpool, Manchester, Birkenhead,Southport, St. Helens, Widnes, North & North­East Lancashire, generally; North of England. Scotland& Warrington, 1 p.m.; Local delivery, 2 p.m. ;Manchester & Liverpool. 3.35 p.m.; Local delievery.4.15 p.m.; WaNington, 5.15 p.m. General nightmail, 9 p.m.; 'Sundays, 8.30 p.m. Letters can beregistered until twenty minutes previous to each despatchParcel Post mails are made up for dispatoh to South at9·45 a.m. &; general. II a.m. &; 7 & 9 p.mDeliveries of Letters.-7 &; 8 a.m. & 2.15 &; 4.20 p.m.Letters for rural delivery at Halton, Norton, Weston&; Weston Point. can be posted up to 6 a.m. &; 4.15Brooke Sir Rd'. Marcus bart. Norton priory, HaltoD,RUnCOI'll. chairmanHazlehurst Charles Whiteway esq. Moreton court, nearHerefordImison Edwin esq. Heatherlea. RuncornNorman Alfred Robert esq. Heath house, RuncornNorman Frederick John esq. Lyndalurst, RuncornPritchard James esq. 1'he Elms, Highland road, RuncornUcynolds Henry esq. The Cedar!!, Helsby, WarringtonSpeakman Philip Ernest esq. Birley court, Leominster~HerefordshireTaylor Samuel esq. Rydal mount, RuncornThomas Alfred esq. Hemp gill, Netherton, FrodshamTimmins Walter esq. Trinity house, Halton I·d. RuncornWigg George Lloyd' esq. Brow head, WindermereThe chairman, for the time being, of the Runcorn RuralDistrict Council, is an ex-officio magistrateCl~rk to the Magistrates, Frank Johnson. 71 High stPetty sessions are held at the Petty Sessional court hous&~Bridge .street. at II a.m. every monday, except whena Bank holiday, then the day followingThe following places are in the petty sessional division£­Aston-by-Sutton, Asoon Grange, Clifton, Halton, Nor·ton, Runcorn, Stockham, Sutton & WestonURBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL.p.m. On sunday there is but one delivery, commencingat 7 a.mOffices, Town hall, Waterloo road.Parcels Post deliveries commence at 8 a.m. & 2.15 &; I Meeting day, every 1st thurs. in the month, at Town hall4.20 p.mTown Sub-Post &; M. O. 0., S. B. &; Annuity & Insurance.Members.Offices, open week days only, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. hoursOhairman, Samuel Taylor.of collection: Delph B.ridge, 5.30 &; 10·35 a.m. & Vice-Ohairman, Albert !Harold Posnett.12.30, 3.15 &; 8.15 p.m. week days; 5.30 a.m. SUD- ••days; High street. 5.30 &; 10.40 a.m. & 12.30, 3.30 &;, Retlfe Aprl1, 1903·8. IS p.m. week days; 5.30 a.m. & 7· 15 p.m. sun- Joseph J. Shaw Joseph H. Salkelddays; Lord !.treet, 5·30 &; 10.25 a.m. & 12·30. 3. 15 & I George Hewitt SaILuel Taylor J.P8.15 p.m. week days; 5.30 a.m. & 7.20 p.m. sundays; I John W. Lightburn John WilsonHighland road. Samuel Walker. sub-postmaster; 5·30 R t" A il&; 10.15 a.m. & 12.30, 3. 15 &;, 8 p.m.; sundays, 5.30 e Ire pr, ?904·a.m. & 7 p.m Thomas Deal' I George H. KirkhamThe Town Sub-Offices at Delph bridge. High street. Baniel Bisbrown IRobert H. PosnettHighland road &;, Lord street, are closed on Wednes- Edwin Imison J.P Matthew J. Sweetman

DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. RUNCORN. 491Ellis GatleyWm. HandleyThomas JonesRetire April, 19°5.I James Pritchard J.PSamuel WaltonFrancis WiswallIOfficials.01erk, Edwin Marshall, Town hallLaw Clerk, Frederick Arthur Lake, 10 High streetTreasurer, Frederick H. Shaw, Parr's Bank, High streetMedical Officer of Health, Finlay ~lcDougall F.Re.S.Edin. 73 High streetSurveyor & Water Engineer, James Wilding. Town hallConsulting Surveyor, Michael Barker, Town hallSanitary Inspector & Inspector Common Lodging Houses& under Explosives Act, James Percival, Town hallCollector, Joshua NaIl, Town hall1.Iarket Superintendent, William Garratt, Market hallTown OdeI', Thomas Saundprs, 52 Church streetLibrarian, :\11'5. M. Jones, 16 Bracldey stref'tRUNCORN RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL.Meets at the Dutton 'Vorkhouse, alternate tues. at 2 p.m.Chairman, J. Knowles, Old farm, Appleton, HarringtonClerk, Geurge Fredk. Ashton, 71 High stl'eet, Uuncol'llTreasurer, John Murray, Pan's Bank Lim. WarringtonMedical Officer of Health, Joseph ..Adams M.B.~ C.M. 93Bewsey street, WarringtonSurveyors of Highways, Bndwort·h District, John Swinton,Stocldon Heath; Fl'odsham District, Wm. Dig-gh',Holly Bank, l?rodshamSanitary Inspector, Ji.lmes Farrington, Aston, PrestonBrookPUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS.Burial Board Office, Town hall, Edwin Marshall, clerkto the burial board; Walter Jones, assistant clerk;William Ford, cemetery keeperBrunner Guildhall, St. John street, William Garratt, secCounty Court, held monthly at the Police court, Bridges~reet, His Honor William Bowen Rowlands K.C., M.A.judge; Wm. Davis Jolliffe, rEgistrar &, high bailiff;office, ~[ersey chambers, High street (open from 10 to4, on saturdays to I p.m.). The paying-out days aretnesdays, fridays &; saturdays. The following are thetownships & places comprised in the jurisdic~ion ofthe court :-Alvanley, Astmore, Aston, Aston Grange,Clifton, Flaxmere, Frodsham, Frodsham Bridge, FiveCrosses, Gods Croft, Halton, Hallwood, Hatchmere,Helsby, Kingsley, Kingswood, Manley, Newton (includingBradley), Xetherton, Norley, Norton, Overton,Rock Savage, Runcorn, Stockham, !Sutton, Weston,Weston Point & WoodhousesFor Bankruptcy purposes this' court is included in that ofWarrington, Christopher Jenkins Dibb, official receiver;E. Johnson, assistant, Byrom street, ManchesterCounty Pulice Station, George Ennion, superintendent;Edward Thomas Egerton, inspector; 3 sergeants &. 13constablesCmtom HousE', Duke's field, James Gore, collector; SamI.Frederick Stevens, preventive &; second officer; Thos.Garner &; Francis Joseph Forth, boatmenFire Brig-ade Engine Station, Delph bridge, Roht. Wright,superintendent; Henry Cousins, deputy superintendent,& II menFores~ers' Hall, 50 Bridgewater street, Joseph Stubbs, secFree Public Library. Mrs. M. Jones, librarianInfectious Diseases Hospital, Weston road, Mrs. LouisaHoulbrook, matronInland Revenue Office, Custom house, Edward D. Lowry,. supervisor; John Donnellan, officerMarket hall, Bridge street, Wm. Garratt, superintendentOverseer's Office, Town hall. Wm. Sutton, asst. overseerPublic Hall, Chnrcb street, Ed~ar S. LE'a, !'iecTheatre Royal, Wellington street, William Caddick, lesseeVOLUNTEERS.2nd Volunteer Battalion (Earl of Chester's) CheshireRegiment; .Drill hall, Greenway rd.; 200 roll strens:rth;F Co. Capt. Arthur Timmins; Rev. Wm. Preston D.D.acting chaplain; G Co. Capt. George F. Ashton;Serg~. John Callaghan, drill instructorRUNCORN UNION.Board day, alternate tuesdays, at the Dutton Workhouse,at 12.45 p.m.The onion is divided into three sub-districts :-Runcorn,Frodsham & Budworth, & includes the following townships:-Acton Grange, Alvanley, Antrobus, Appleton,Aston, Aston.Grange, Bartington, ,Budworth, Clifton,Crowley, Daresbury, Dutton, Frodsham, FrodshamLordship, Gl'3ppenhall, Halton, Hattun, Helsb)', Kekewick,King-sle)', Kingswood, Latchfol'd 'Wlthout, :Man]e)',Moore, Newton-by-Daresbury, Newton-by-Frodsham.Norley, Norton, Preston-on-the-Hill, Runcorn,Sevenoaks.Stockham, Slockton Heath, Stretton, Sutton, Tbelwall,Walton Superior, Walton Inferior, lVestoIJ, WhitleySuperiol" &. Whitley Inferior. The population of theunion in 1901 was 39,735; area, 50,434 acres; rateablevalue in 1901, 1:243,°71Chairman of the Board of Guardians, J. Stokes, Rocksavagegrange, Clifton, RuncornClerk to the Guardians & Assessment Committee, GeorgeFrederick Ashton·, 71 High street, RuncornTreasurer, John Murri.lY, Parr's Bank Lim. Warring-tonRelieving Officers, Budworth District, William R. De Prez.Walton Inferior; Frodsham district, Thomas Riley..Frodsham; Runcorn district, Thomas CookE:', 121Church street, RuncornMedical Officers & Public Vaccinators, Budworth district..Harry Edward Bower M.B., C.M. Stretton; Frodshamdistrict, William Edward Burton M.D. Frodsham;.Halton district, William Hodgson Carruthers M.D.HaJton; Runcorn district, Finlay McDougall F.R.C.S.Edin. 73 High street, Runcol'l1Superintendent Registrar, George Fl'ederick Ashton, 7)High street, Runcorn; depuly, Frank Johnson, Highstreet, RuncllrnRegistrars of Births & Deaths, Budworth sub-district..'William R. De Prez, Walton Inferior; Frodsham subdistrict,Thomas Riley, Frodsham; Runcorn sub-district,Thomas Cooke, 121 Church street. RuncornThe Workhuuse, at Dutton, is a structure of brick. builtto hold 232 inmates; Joseph Cunnah, master; ThomasJalllE'S Selby M.D. medical offioer; Rev. Lyon DuncumbeBennE-tt, vicar of Little Leigh, chaplain; :\11'8.Ellen Emma Cunnah, matron; Miss E. H. Cunnah..assistant matronSchool Attendance Committee.Meets at the Dutton Workhouse, every fourth tuesday, a~12 noon.Clerk. George Frederick Ashton, High street, UuncornAttf'ndance Oflicers, Bndworth district, John Uigby Willlinson;Frodsham district, George Jones, Frodsham;.Weston sub-district, William B. Brimelow; Haltonsub-distl'ict, Samu21 TomlinsonPUBLIC OFFICERS.Assistant Overseer & Collector of King's Taxes, WilliamSutton, Town hallCertifying Factory Surgeon for Runcorn & Widnes, FinlayMacDougall F.R.C.S.Edin. 73 High streetClerk to the Upper Mersey Navigation Commissioners..John Meadowcroft, Custom houseCollector of King's Taxes, William Sutton, Town hallPier Master, Captain William Johnson, Duke's dockReceiver of Harbour Rates & Pilotage, John K. Cave..Custom houseSuperintendent of Buoys &; Lights, Upper Mersey Navigation,Captain William YatesPLACES OF WORSHIP, with times of Service!.The Parish Chl1l'ch (All Saints), Rev. Canon Alfred MaitlandWood M.A. vicar; Revs. Herbert Boiseau FirthM.A. & William Scholes M.A. curates; 8 & 10.30 a.m.& 6.30 p.m.; daily 10.30 a.m.; wed. 7.30 p.rnHoly Trinity Church, Rev. Charles Richard Ki1lick M.A.vicar; Rev. Nathaniel John Poole B.A. curate; 10.30a.m. & 6.30 p.mSt. Michael's & All Angels (chapel of ease to the parishchurch), ul'eenway road, Rev. Charles Pigott Bashforth,curate in charge; 10.30 a.m. & 6.30 p.mCatholic, S1. Edward the Coruessor, IrwE'll lane; Rev.Joseph Chambers, priest; mass 9 a.m. & I I a.m.;benediction 6.30 p.rnSeamen's & Boatmen's Mission Room, Station road, Mr.William Shaw, officiating missionary; 10.30 n.m. 8;:; 6.300p,m.; wed. 7.30 p.mMariners' Church, I1'1"ell lane; sundap, 6.30 p.m.; wed.i.30 p.rnBethesda Congregational, High strE'et. Rev. Joseph Osborne1\1. A.; 10.30 a.m. 8;:; 6.30 p.m.; thurs. 7 p.mSt. Luke Congreg-ational Mission, Mason street, Rev.Joseph Osborne M.A.; 10.30 a.m. & 6 p.mPresbyterian, Victoria road, ReL Sidney Morris; 10.30a.m. & 6 p.m.; man. & thurs. 7 p.mPrimitive ~'lethodist. Greenway road. Rev. Williom A.Eyre; 10.30 a.m. &; 6 p.m.; wed. 7 p.mUnited Methodis~ Free Church. Ellesmere street, Rev.Walter Gay; 10.30 a.m. &; 6 p.mWelsh Calvinistic, Rutland street, Rev. J. H. Hughes

492 RUNCORN. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'S\\'esleyan Methodist (St. Paul)"High street; 10.30 a.m. &I6 p.m; thurs. 7 p.m\\'esleyan ~Iission (Camden), I Revs. Alfred Wells (supt.),Lowland road i 10.3° a. m. ~ Hempbrey Morrison,& 6 p.m ; Tburs. 7 p.m James Barnett Foster~VesleyanMetbodist Halton rd ;10.30 a.m. & 6 p.m. i thurs.7p.mJSCHOOLS.A School Board of 7 members was formed January 8,1375; .John W. Ligbtburn, Town hall. clerk to thebuard; TllOmas Bowyer &; George Howard, school boardYisitors i oflices. Town hallBoard (girls & infants), Granville street; erected about1845 for 285 children (mixed); average attendance,140; Minnie D. Robb, mistressBoa.rd (mixed), Victoria road, built in 1885, & enlargedin 1898, for 494- boys & 383' girls; average attendance.424- boys &; 381 girls; John Ford Moulton, master;~Iiss Alice Kilburn, mistressMill Brow Board (infants), Heath road, for 124 chi:dren;average attendance, II6; :Miss Mary Wa·rburton, mistNational, Church street (boys, girls & infants), built in1812 & since enJarged; the school will hold 389 boys.3~0 girls &; 306 infants; average attendance, 38'8 boys,304 girls & 268 infants; Arthur S. Lindsay, master;Miss Helen Sewell, mistress; Miss Annie T. Webster,infants' mistressSt. Michael's,Shaw street. built in lA68. & enlarged inIS8a, 1892. &; 1900, for 220 children; average attend­'ance, 214; 'Miss Olive ~tubbs, mistressTrinity Kational, Pool lane (mixed & infants), built in 1848,with an infants' school erected in 1839; it will hold 650children; average attendance, .p I boys & girls & 160infa.nts; Thomas Henry Annett, master; Miss AggieB. Tyrie. infants' mistressCatholic (St. Edward's) (mixed & infants),Windmill street,for 134 boys & girls & 106 infants; average attendance,120 mixed & 80 infants; Miss Theresa Barry, mistress;Miss M. T. Hodgson, infants' mistresNEWSPAPERS.Runcorn Examiner (J6hn Walker & Co. proprietors &publishers; Alfred H. Dodd, agent; published sat.),tligh streetRuncorn Guardian (Mackie &; Co. Limited, proprietors &publishers; every tuesday & friday; Charles Tomkins,agent); office, 38 Bridge streE'tRuncorn Weekly News (Thomas Steele Swale, publisher;every friday), 40 Regent streetRAILWAY STATION.Henry Prescott, station master; Francis Little Scott,guods agentCARRIERS BY WATER.LeedS! & Liverpool Canal Co. (Simpson, Daviis & Sons,agts)Manchester ~hip Canal Co. (Bridgewater Department)(.John Meado" croft, agent), Dukes dockRichat'd Abel, Top docksSamuel Taylor, High streetW. Bate & Co. (Robert Hughes. agent), Greenway roadMersey (The) Weaver & Ship Canal Co. Lim. 54 High atDavis John, 40 LE'inster gardens Imiion Edwin J.P. Heatherlea, Wes-PRIVATE RESIDENTS.Deakin James, 1I Oxford road ton roadA.bel Albert, Highlands roadDelany Julius Barry, 103 Clmrch st Johnson Capt. Wm. 13 HollowayAbel Richard, Crofton lodge, Higher Dennett Mrs. 25 Waterloo road .Tohnson Frank, 129 Church streetRuncornDennett Thomas. 66 Greenway road Johnson John, 2 Halton roadAbramsJn.12 Stanley vils.Greenway rd Digges Joseph Kertland, Mersey view Jones Thomas, 32 Leinster gardensAndrews Miss. 14 Waterloo road Dit.chfield James, 57 Greenway road Jones Walter, 9 Stanley viIs. Green-Aston Mrs. Weston roadDobson Jas. 4 Stanley villas, Green- way roadBaker Harry, Epworth house, MoughlandroadDobson Mrs. 55 Greenway road Greenway roadway road J oynson William, 6 Stanley villas,Baker Wm. F. 27 HollowayDonnellan John. 122 Greenway road Kay William Barker, 37 Victoria roadBall John, senDouglas James W. 4 Leinster gardens Kennedy Thomas, 12 Waterloo roadBall John, junDunning David H. 24- Leinster gardn8 Killick Rev. Charles Richard M.A.Bamber Henry S.Hazlemere,Weston rd Dutton (The) Misses, 103' Greenway I'd (vicar of Holy Trinity & surrogate),Barker Michael, lINorman road Dutton Mrs. West vie,v, Heath road Trinity Parsonage, Moughland roadEden Robert. 9 Cawley roadKi~kham Thomas James, Cawley roadEvre Rev. William Alfred (Primitive Kmveton Edward. 73 Greenway roadMethodist), 7 Norman road Kniveton ~rrs. 58 Greenway roadFirth Rev. Herbert Borseau M,A. Lake Frederick Arthur, The ClliJe,'Barnes Miss, 5 Oxford roadBashfonh Rev. Charles Pigott (curatein charge of St. Michael's & AllAngels), Moughland roadBate Mrs. Weston roadBates Wm. Brookside, Norman roadBeck Francis, Greenway cottage,Greenway roadBellamy George, Ivy bank, MoughlaadroadBennett William, 22 Halton roadBibby Mrs. 65 Greenway ToadBeckett Samuel Chadwick, 115 GreenwayroadBickford William, 20 Leinster gardensBisbrown Daniel, 40 Greenway roadBoote Thomas, 14 Leinster gardensBooth Peter, 33 Victoria road:Branch Henry, II HollowayBranch James, II9 Greenway roadCaddick William, Ivy streetCameron Mrs, 32 Greenway road'Carr Thomas Samuel, Norman roadCarroll William, Brookfield, MoughlandroadChadwick John, IGreenwa.y roadCl'adwick William H.26 Leinster grdnsClark Fredk. Wm. Weston roadClark Richard, Weston roadCollier Mrs. 82 Greenway roadColher Walter, 3 Stanley viIs. Green-"ay roadCookson Robert, 19 HollowayCooper Fredk. 6 Trentham street.comes John, 32 Irwell laneCraddock Wm. Hy. 17 HollowayCrosby Samuel. 2 Trentham streetCunninllham William, 135 Greenway rdDallewy Mrs. 14 Stanley villas Greenwayroad'Darlington John H. 8 Leinster gardens(curate of Parish Church), 27 Water- Weston road100 road Lea Wm. Edgar, 29 High streetFisher William, Churchfield,Halton rd Leach Charles, 7 Lighburn streetForrester 1\lrs. 129 Greenway road Leach Thomas, Hazeldene, HigherFoster Rev. James Barnett (Wesleyan RuncornMethodist), 5 Stanley villas, Green- Leathwood Mrs. 99 Greenway roadway road. Leicester John, 3 Norman road.Frith .Tames Mason, 15 Norman road Lightbum Alfred, II Stanley vmas,_Frith John Robert, Bellevue, Halton rd Greenway roadGarvie Robert, 26 Trentham street Lightburn John Wilson, Heath house,Gay Rev. Walter (United Methodist Heath roadFree Church), 31 Victoria roadGreen Mrs. II3 Greenway roadLiR'htfoot Mrs. 144 Greenway roadLittler John, 77 Greenway roadGreenhalgh James, 4 Norman road Littler :Joseph, 37 Waterloo roadGrice Philip, 137 Greenway road Littler Mrs. 16 Leinster roadGrice ·Wm. Henry, 10 Norman road Littler Mrs. Elmhurst, Moughland rdGrounds Henry. The GlenLittler Samuel, 8 Norman road.Guest Albert William. 29 Holloway Lloyd Robert, 54 Greenway roadHaddock Arthur J. 2 Norman road Luxton Wm. George, 34 Greenway rdHall~ing Wm. Newlyn,. Norman rd Macartney R~chard, 142 Greenway I'dHamIlton James B. 30 Lemster gardns McDougall Fmlay, 73 High streetStanley villas, Handley Mrs. Weston road Mackie George, 16 Halton roadHandley William, Norman roadHankinson William, Alcock streetMacLennanAndrw.M.B. 47Waterloo rdMarshall Edwin, The HeathHarrison Charles Robert, The Hollies, Mayston Herbert Edward, lI8 Green-Moughland roadway roadHarrison Henry, 16 Stanley villas, Meadowcroft John, Meriey viewGreenwav ToadMellor William, 128 Greenway roadHarrison John H. Highlands road Meredith John Ebery, Halton brookHazlehurst Tho:;. Fras. Roche house Miller Rudolf W.Heasley Capt. George, 2 Stanley villas, Greenway road8 Stanley villas,Greenwav roadMillington Greenway 124 Greenway rdHeap William, 123 Greenway road Mon~s Edwar~, 65 Greenway roadHorton Henry, Surrey streetHough William, 126 Greenway roadMorrIS Rev. SIdney (Presbyterian) 21Holloway ,Howard Mrs. 13 Victoria road Morris Richard, 22 Leinster gardensHughes Robert,. II7 Greenway road Morrison Rev. Humphrey (WesleyanHutton Fredkerlck, 53 Greenway road.Methodist), Halton roadMoss Mrs. IS Holloway

RUXCORN. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'RBurton Elizh. (:\1iS5), smaUware dlr. 5'4 Bridgewater 5tBurton Joseph, solicitor, 31 High streetBurtun :M~r~ha phs.), greengrocer, 35 Lowland roadBurto.n WI~l~ll1, shopkeeper, 36 Egerton streetCaddick William, lessee of Theatre Royal 'Vellington s,tCallaghan John, sergeant-instructor 2nd 'Yol. Bat. (Earlof Chester's) Cheshire Regiment, 107 Greenway roadCanning John, boot maker, 41 Regent streetCannon Thomas, laundry, 8 Ellesmere roadCapper John, butcher, 52 Egerton streetCarney :\Iargaret (Mrs.), fishmonger & greengrocer, 4&; 6 Regent streetCarr Tho~~s Samuel, wa~h maker, 47 Regent streetCarter WIll.Jam James, shlp chandler, 3 Percival laneCash Clulhmg Co. cluthiers, 73 Bridge street (H. R.PO!ltill, manager)Cave John K. receiver of harbour rates & pilotage, Customhouse•Cawley Harry, coal dealer, Vine streetCawl:-y John, shopkeeper, I New streetCayg111 Thomas, cabinet maker, 67 Church S'treetCemetery (Edwin Marshall, clerk; Walter Jones, assist.clerk; William Ford, keeper), Greenway roadChadwick Will. H. supt. rope works, Manchester ShipCanal, Bridgewater Department, Top locksChadwick Harold, gas collector, 33 HollowayChadwick John, coal d'ealer, 13 Bridgewater st. & King stChapman, '\Yalter, shopkeeper, 66 Loch streetCharlesworth John, coal dealer, Alcock st,reetClare Isaac, hair dresser, 54 Regent streetClare Joseph, shopkeeper, 5 Ellesmere streetClark &; Grounds, ship brokers, II Percival laneClark William, baker, 48 Bridgewater streetClarite Thomas, fried fish shop. 6 ~ew streetClough Tom, butcher, 37 Ueg-ent street & I Yine streetColl~er Wa~ter, grocer, High street & 19 Bridge streetCollmge RIchard John, plumber, 49 Bridge streetCollinge Robert, plumber, Lowlands roadCollins & Son, outfitters, 46 High streetCollins Patrick, marine store, dealer, Water streetConway :vIichael, Fleetwood Arms P.H. 32 Church streetCook Thomas, boot maker, 20 Church streetCooke Thomas, registrar of births, deaths & marriages &;relieving officer Runcorn district, 121 Church streetCooper Samuel, shopkeeper, 87 Church streetCooper 'Villiam, butcher, I High streetCooper 'Villiam, shopkeeper, York streetCorf John, dyer & cleaner, 107 Church streetCorker Fred. boot repairer, Brindley streetCorns, Peter, :Masonic P.B. Devonshire squareCornes John, mill£': (steam), Canal rolling mills,Canal stCounty Court (HIS Honor 'lV. Bowen Rowlands K.C.judge; William Davis Jolliffe, registrar & high bailiff);office, Mersey chambers, High street~oventry Samuel, tailor, 4 High streetCoventrr William, plumber, 25 Regent streetOoward Elizabeth (Mrs.), Derby Arms P.B. 80 Bigh streetCraddock William, pawnbrok,er, 22 & 24 Church street &1 Brunswick streetCrosby Samuel, corn dealer & grocer, 82 High streetCrosby Sarah plrs.), boot maker, 49 Regent streetCrowther George, pork butcher, 5a, Regent streetCustom House (James Gore, collector), Duke's dockDavenport William, shopkeeper, Lordi streetDavies Henry, beer retailer, 19 Ellesmere streetDavies John, beer retailer, 52 Bridgewater streetDavies Gabriel Looker, coal merchant, see Simpson,Davies & SonsDavies Robert Newton, coal merchant, see Simpson,Davies & Sonsarchitect & land, building &Davies Samuel M.S.A.quantity surVE'yor, Devonshire buildingsDavies Samuel, bird rlealer, 23 Lowland roadDeakin John, master mariner, 43 Waterloo roadDean Thomas, pork butcher, 41 Brockley streetDE'lany Julius Barry L.R.C.'P, & S. & L.M.lrel., L.A.H.Dub. surgeon, 103 Church streetDillon Thomas', chimney sweeper, 6 Alcock streetD£'n~on Charles, tailor, SM Miles & DensonDob~on Edward, smallware dealer, 15 Bridge streetDohson James, chemist, 74 High streetDob!'on John, fancy repositol'\ & jeweller, 5 & 3 Regent stDohson Samuel, oil seller, 5 Bridge streetDob50n Joseph, corn dE'aler, 8 Bridge streetDodd Henry, pawnbroker, 50 Egerton streetDodd Harriet (:\[rs.), baby linE'n warehouse, 37 Church stDodd John, shopkeeper, I Byron streetDodd Samuel, pawnbroker, 55 Princess streetDonnellan John, inland revenue officer, Custom houseDouglas William, shopkeeper, 19 Fox streetDowell£' Job, boot maker, Top locksDuckett GeOT'ge, fishmonger &; greengrocer, 44 Ohurch..stree-t & 18a, Bridge ,streE',tDllmba,and Harold, fried fish shop, I9 Lowlands roadDutton Emily ('Miss),drE"ss maker, 15 Cawley roodDutton Arthur, printer & stationer, c9 Greenway il'oadDutto·n Charles, china.& .gbs-s deruler, BridO'e ,streetDutton John, tinpla,te worker, 58 Bridgew~ter streetDut,ton Mary Elizabeth (Mr9.), news agt.56 Egerton streetDyer Ellen (Mrs.), Waterloo P.H. HiO'h streetEa.gle Be,rnardo, artificial teeth mak:r, see Brunswick &EagleEarp William Richard '" Co. Limited, chemicalmanu.facturers, makers of borax & boracic acid, mineralacids & salts, importers & 'I'efinel'S of tuscany boracicacid, Ellesmere chemical works, Halton road·Edwards John, M'ariners' P.H. 17 Percival laneEllam Thomas, bee-r retailer, 2 Alcock streetElliott John, shopkeeper, 12 Bridge streetEllwood, Smith & Co. tea dealers, 9 High streetEvan.q Evan, fried fish ·dealer, 49 EO'erton streetFarral,l John, undertake'I', 23 C'hUI"ch ,st. & 50 ReO'ent stFarra:! & Son, builderS', South Bank steam saw ~illFauJkner Eva (~Lrs.), shopkeeper, 80 'Church streetFaulkner William, Navigation P.H. Canal streetFaulkner William, beer retailer, 3 Union streetFearnett William A. fried fish dealer 16 & 18 Higih streetF~nney ~e.()rge, gr.eengrocer, Top l~cksFll'e BrIgade Engme Station (Robert Wright superintendent),Delph bridge'Fore.sters' Hal1 (Joseph Stubbs, sec.), 50 BridO'ewater stForshaw :\Iarga.ret .A.lJice p1rs.), beer retlr. 26=Canal stForster Thomas, bricklayer, 7 Duke streetFoste.r Thomas Edward, dairyman, 47 ])O'erton streetFox Bros. outfitters, 66 High st,reet =Fradley Joshua, shopkee-pe.r, Curzon streetFl'e.e Public Library (I~Irs. MaTgaret Jone-s, librarian &,secre.tary)Frith John Roht. manager of Runcorn Gas Co. High stFrodsham John, accountant, High streetFryer William, butcher, 2 Princess streetGarnett Royle, Old Bridgewater Arms, P.H. Top locksGarratt William, mark.et superintendent, Market hallG3Jtley John, cond'ectioner, 25 OhUirc'h streetGibson George, fruiterer, 790 High st. & 60 Egerton stGibs'on J os·eph, shopkeeper, 59 Surrey streetGilliganoMartin, common lodging ho. I, 3 & 5 Fryer stGittins Emma (Mrs.), boot maker, 25 Lowland I'oadGittins William, grocer, 27 Lowland roadGleav Thomas, s1hopkeeper, 2 EO'erton st'reetGIUveT Sarah Philippa (Mrs.), ';ardrobe dlr.33 Church stGore James, oollector of customs, Oustom ho.Duke's fieldsGough Moses, boot maker, 24 Regent streetGraham William, draper, 69 Bridge streetG-reen Emma (Mrs.), herbalist, II Rutland streetGreen James, painter & decorator, 83 HiO'h streetGregory Edwin, grocer, 22 Bridge street=Gregory Geo1'lge E

..DIRECTORY.J CHESHIRE. RUNCORX. 495Hewitt Joseph, butcher, 34 Lowland roadHibbert Ann tMrs.), shopkeepeT, 7 Briscoe streetHighfield Tanning Co. Limited (Robert Posnett, sec)Hill George, dl1'aper, 35 &; 37 Egerton stTeetHill Henry, beer seller &; pork butcher, 86 Surrey streetHilton John, beer retailer, 2 Bentinck streetHitchmough Gilbert, greengrocer, 76 Church streetHolland Elizabeth (1\&-s.), fancy draper, 62 High streetHolmes Luke, George inn P.R. Trinity street & auctioneer,40 Bridge slt'1'eetHolmes Thomas, general d,ealer, 5I Greenway roadHoose Thomas, confectioner, 7 Chureh ,streetHop1ey Eliz::libeth (I~Irs.), shopkeeper, I Salisbury streetHorrocks Amelia (~II'S.), news agent, 7 High streetHorsfield George, beer retailer & coal dealer, Halton roadHoughton Eliza:beth (1\Irs.), Mersey Vaults P.H.Mersey stHougbton James, insurance a.gent, 5 Oawley roadHoughton Samuel, ::L\"elson Vaults P.H. 27 High streetHougfh Thomas, shopkeeper, 44 Surrey streetHough Emma (~rrs.), Riflemen's Arms P.H. 14 Church stHoward Hannah (Mrs.), apartments, 13 Victoria roadHoward ~Iary (i~Ins.), shopkeeper, 17 Brunswick streetHoward George, marine store dealer, Top locksHoward: George, school attendance officer, Town hallHughan Mary (~Iiss), tobacconist, 45 High streetHughes Charrlotte pIiss), shopkeeper, 51 Halton roadHughes George, beer retailer, Heath roadHughes John, fried fish shop, 39 Ghurch sbreetHughes Jonathan, chimney sweeper, King streetHughes Marv (l\frs.), grocer, Top locksHughes William, confectioner 31, &; wine &; spirit dealer &agent for 'V. & A. Gilbey Lim. wine &; spirit merchants33, Bridge streetHulme William, Commercial hotel, 65 Bridge streetHulse Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 67 Wellington streetHunt George, quarry owner, Weston road •Hunt Jame6, shopkeeper, 10 Brackley streetBushin William, beer retailer, Mersey streetTmison Edwin, pawnbroker, 70 Church streetInfectious Diseases Hospital (Mrs. Louisa Houlbrook,matron), Weston roadInglefield Thomas, fried fish dealer, Arthur streetInland Revenu~ Office (Edwd. D. Lowry, supervisor; JohnDonneMan, officer), Custom houseJackson Harry, greengrocer, 56 Surrey ~treetJackson Louisa (iMl\S.), chand~er, 91 'ir~~!lw3.Y roadJackson Mary (Mrs.), milk seller, Mersey street.Johnson Oharles W. hair dresser, 56 Bridgewat:~r ~t!'ee·tJohnson Capt. W~11iam, pier master, Dui{~'S dockJohnson Elizabeth (Mrs.), common lodging house, 35Percival laneJohnson Frank, clerk to the Runcorn magistrates &deputy supt. registrar, High str,:>etJohnson Wm. Duke of Wellington P.H. 107 Percival lane.Jolley James, tinplate worker 14, & beer ret. 18, Bridge stJolliffe &; J oUiffe, solicitors, High streetJolliffe Henry Davis, solicitor (firm, Jolliffe &; Jolliffe)JoI:iffe William Davis (firm, Jolli1fe & Jolliffe), solicitor,commissioner for oaths &; registrar & high bailiff forCounty Court, High streetJ ones David: Henry &; Son, d'1'apers, 57 High street.Tones Alfred, shopkeeper, 18 Rutland streetJones, Ann (Mrs.), baker, 85 Ohurch streetJones Daniel, shopkeeper, 40 Byron street.Tones George Brooks, beer retailer, 24 Rutland streetJones Jam~, shopkeeper, 61 Wel1in~ton streetJones James Alfred, LS'hopkeeper, 30 Buld streetJones John, shopkeeper, 2 Brunswick streetJones Joseph E. beer retailer, 31 Granville strE'etJ ones Malcolm, herbalist, 24 Egerton streetJones MaI"gt. (Mrs.), 'librlllI'ian, Public lihrary, TO\nl ballJones Mary Ann (Mrs.), milliner, 85 Church streetJones Richard, Bridgewater p.n. Top locksJones Richard, butcher, 28 Church streetJoyce James, fried fish shop, 7 Bridge strc3etJoyce John, shopkeeper, 23 Canal street.10ynson Samuel, canal tug inspector, 23 Waterloo roadJoynson Wm. sanitary pipe (patentee), Greenway roadJukes Henry William, boys' school, Halton roadKay Lydia & Ellen Barker (Misses), fancy repository,37 Brid'ge streetKeGron ELiza-beth (-Mrs.), Oleveland P.H. 2 Greenway I,dKemp J. & Son, wheelwrights, Mill streetKennedy ThomaS', grocer, 58 Church streetKirkham George Henry, fruiterer, 3 'High streetKi'rkham Thos. Jas. builder & undertaker, LO'Wland roadKirkham William, stationer, 45 Regent streetKnowleS' Brothers, ship smiths, Percival laneLamb John, shopkeeper, 17 Ellesmere roadLawson Edrwnrd, fried fish dealer, 27 Regent streetLake Fred .1rthur, solicitor & notary &; law derk toUrban District Council &; clerk to the magistrates ofthe Frodsham division, High s,treetLawton Peter, shopkeeper, 31 Brackley streetLayland John, beer retailer, 19 ~Iill streetLayla.nd John, Shi.p P.H. Heath roadLa.yland Robert, fried fish dealer, 41 Egerton streetLe Oouteur James F. beer retruiler, 9 & II Loch stl'eetLea & Son, il'onmongers, 12 & 59 High st'l'eetLea Edgar, sec. to Public hall, ChuTch streetLea Elizabeth (Mlrs.), furniture dealer, 36 High streetLea James, temperance 'hotel; every aocommodatilJII forcommercials & cydists, 38 High streetLea Thomas, baker & confectioner,84 & 86 Greenway roadLeach Charles, accountant &; estate agent, High streetLeach Thomas, draper, 45 &; 47 Church streetLeathwood Peter, insurance agent, 20 1VateTIoo I'oauLeathwood \Tilliam Henry, photographer, 14 High streetLeatlnvood Saker phs.), pastrycook, 9 Church streetLeeds & Liverpool Canal Co. (Simpson, Davies & Sons,agents), High streetLftwis & Calvert, gro,ceN, 93 Greenway rd. & EO'ertoll StLewis Elizabeth (Mrs.), grocer, 6 Bridge streetCLightburn John"'Wilson &; Son, accountants, High streetLightburn J'ohn ·W. clerk to School Board, T,own Hall I'dLightfoot James, tin plate worker, 4 Heath roadLightfoot Mary (MoDS.), apa'1'tments, 144 Greenway roadLightfoot Maxwell Gordon (~Irs.), pawnbroker, 33 & 35,& 37 High streetI.~r.aker Henry Nugent, solicitor, 58 High streetLl11dsay Arthur Syas, sc'hoolmas'ter, 29 Victoria roadLipsett Sarah (~Irs.), midwife, 52 Albert street,Littler Charles, slater, 46 Greenway road & 35 Albert stLloyd Charles, pork butcher, LigihtJburn streetLloyd Ha1'lry, butche,r, 21 Lowland 'J'loadLloyd John, Devonshire Arms P.H. Ashridge streetLowe John, shopkeeper, 10 Egerton streetLowndes Cicely (rM1'Is.), butcher, 49 Bridge s,treetLowry Edward D. supervisor inland revenue, Custom Ill)Lydiate Ellen (Miss), boot maker, 5 Church streetHarriet (Mrs.), chandler, 8a, Bridge stree,t &:30 Church streetFinlay F.R.C.S.Edin., L.R.C.P. & L.l\LEdin.surgeon, medical officer of hea:lth to the Urban DistrictCouncil, medical officer & public vaccinator to Runcol'l1district & certifying :fac,t'ory surgeon, 73 High street~lacauley~lcDougallMack William Henry, stationer &; tohocnst. Victoria bldO's:\racLennan Andrew ':\I.B. & C.M.Edin. sUTgeon, 47WateI"loo roadl\:[cn:enzie Murdoch L.F.P.S.Glas. surgeon, I Clarence ter~raglstrates' Office (Frank Johnson, clerk), Police stationBridge street':\Iakinson Joseph, superintendent, Pearl Life InsuranceCo. 4 Victoria roadMan.chester Furnishing Co. (Charles Spira, manager), 56HIgh S'treetManchester Ship Canal Co. (Capt. Geo. Heasley, canalsnpt.; Wm. Greenwood, reSIdent engnr.),No Man's JndManchester Ship Canal Co. (Bridgewater department)(John :Meadowcroft, agent), Duke's docJr; enO'ineeT'sdepllIrtment (Frands Wiswall, l'esident engineer): HeaLiIroad; rope works (Wm. H. Chadwick, supt.),Top loclisMarket Hall (Wm. Garratt, superintendent), Bridge stl\Iarsh Bertram, shopkeeper, 7 Lowlands road &; hail'dresser, 45 Bridge streetMarsh C~ara (Mrs.), beer retailer, 12 Regent streetl\Iarsh RIchard, general dealer 3, & hair dresser 5, LowlandroadMarsh "'illiam, shopkeeper, Union streetMarshall Edwin, clerk to Urban Distroct Council &; to L,heBurial Board, T,own haU, Waterloo road~Iarshall Richard, beer retailer, 13 ReO'ent street:Marwood & Co. ship brokers, Top lock~:\Tason Jane (~ks.), shopkeeper, 67 Shaw streetMasonic I!'.o~ms (Richard Annett, sec.), Bridgewater st~Iassey "ilham, grocer, 6 Brunswick street2\lat,thews Alice (~'Iiss), fancy d,raper, 42 Greenway roallMaypole Da,iry Co. Limited, butter fadors, 23 Higil stl'l'l't,Meadow·croft John, ag-ent to Manchester Ship Canal Co.Duke·s do~k & clerk to the Upper :Mersey XaviO'atiol\Commi:,sioners, Gustom houseI:>~lel1or John H. greengrocer, 2 Waterloo road~Iersey, Weaver & 'Ship Canal Carl1'ying 00. Lim. watcl'carriers (Tom W. Forster, sec.), 54 High streetMiles &; Denson, tailors, 12 Ohurch streetMiller Ann B. (2\I'rs.), shopkeeper, 13 Egerton streetMiller Henry. tobacconist, 3 Church streetMillington David, beer & ,vine retailer, 91 Church streetl\f illington ,~Iary E. PIisoS: dress maker, 24 Waterloo roae!Millington Sarah Jane (MIi.ss), shopkeeper, Egerton street2\Jonl,s Edward, grocer, 67 Bridge st>reet

DIRECrORY.] CHESHIRE. SALE.:8peakman Isaac (ex0rs. of), chemist.s, 27 Bridge streetSpendlove Samuel, toy dealer, 31 Regent street.sprunt Margaret (Mrs.), ladies' school, Beaconfield,Weston roadStarl'-Bowkett Building Societl:y (No. 40) (William Handh·Y.sec.), 32 High street~team Ship" Cecil" Co. Limited, ship owners, 54 High st;Steele & Robinson, drape;fs, 95 Greenway roadStevens Samuel Frederick, preventive & second officer,Custom house, Duke's fieldsStormont Andrew, fruiterer, 22 High streetStrange James, laundry, 44 Bridgewater streetStringer Thomas, beer retaileT, Runcorn hillStringer John, shopkeeper, 2 Heath roadStubbs Blizabeth (Miss), confectioner, 68 High streetStubbs R. & Co. shipwrights. Percival laneStubbs John & Sons, shipwrights, Percival lane:-itubb-s Ch3Jrle.s, shipwright, Top locksStubbs Isaac (exors. of), mineral water mfr. Lowland rdSummerfield Thomas, shopkeeper, 56 Ashridge streetSutton James, watch maker, 27 Ohurch streetSutton William, assistant overseer & coUector of King'staxes, Town hallSweetman Matthew In. undertaker & coal dealer, Heath rdTatlock James, beer retailer, 48 High streetTaylor James, "Vine P.H. Lowla.nds roadTaylor Louisa (Miss), apartments, 48 Greenway roadT:1J'lor Mary (~'lr8.), beer retailer, 23 Bridge street~aylor Samuel, lime burner &; merchant, coal, firebrick &;cement merchant &; canal carrier, 78 High street; limeworks, Dove Holes, BuxtonTechnical Institute (Ed.win MarshaLl, sec.; T. A. La.\vrensonM.A., B.Sc. head master), Waterloo roadTemperley Elizabeth plrs.), sihopkpr. 58 EgeTton streetTemperley Ellen (Mrs.), baker, 33 Lowland streetTemperley John William, music stores, 31 Lowland roadTheatre Royal (William Caddick, lessee), Wellington stThomas Bros. shipbrokers, Top locksThoma.s Blizabeth ('~Irs.), shopkeeper, 2 New streetThomas Matthew, shopkeeper, Lightburn streetTickle lfames, shopkeeper, .,\0 Church street'Timmins E, &; Sons Limited, engineers, Delph bridgeTimperley John, grocer, 92 Surrey street'I'oft Richard Rigby, ship broker &; canal carrier, Top locksTomaline GeoT'g'e, boot repairer, I 'Vine streetTomlin George, boot maker, 21 Church streetTonks Charles Sedgwick, painter & deoorator, I Lord stTI'earhvell Henry, beer retailer, 3 Ashridge streetTrevitt Benj.confectioner,60Bridgewater st. & 62 Church stTrimble Thomas, shopkeeper, 84 Ashridge street"Tuckey Edwin, hay &; fodder merchant, Percival lane'I'urne'r Brothers, groce~s, Irwell laneTyler's Lim. boot mllikers, 2 Church streetUnited Alkali Co. Limited, 90a'p manufa.ctrs. Hi~h streetUnsworth Brothers, outfitters 47, 49 &; 51, & taBrs 24 &;26, Hi~h streetUnsworth Eliza (Mrs.), outfitter, Top locksUpper Mersey Watermen &; Porters' Association (EllisG3 tIey, sec.), High streetVolunteer Battalion (Earl of Chester's) 2nd Cheshire Regin·ent(Capt. ATthur Timmins, F Co. & Capt. G. .l

498 SALE. CIIESHIRE. [KELLY'Sof the parish of St. Anne, and embraces that portion of thetownship lying west of the canal. The church, erected in1884 at ii cost of about £6,000, raised by public subscription,is a building of stone in the Early English style,consisting of chancel, clerestoried nave, aisles and a smallsouthern turret containing one bell: there are 778 sittings.The register dates from the year 1884. The living is aperpetual curacy, net yearly value £43°, in the gIft offive trustees, and held since 1887 by the Rev. WilliamEdward Chadwick M.A. of Jesus Uollege, Cambridge.There is a )'lission Room in Hyde grove in connection'with St. Paurs church. S1. Joseph's Catholic church,in Hope road, erected in 1885 at a co9t of £"2,7°0, is anedifice of red brick in the French Gothic style, and willseat 450 persons. The Baptist Union church, .Ashtonlane, was built in 1875, and will seat 350 persons. TheCongrcg-ational church, in Montague road, erected in1852 at a cost of about £2,200, affords 600 sittings. ThePresbyterian Church of England, in Northenden road,erected in 1874 at a cost of £"9,000, is of stone, and seats604 persons; there is a detached house for the minister.The Wesleyan chapel, Northenden road, erected in 1875at a cost of £8,000, will seat 600. The Wesley church,School road, builli in 1887 at a cost of £10,000, has 850sittings. The Wesleyan Mission Hall, in Chapel road,and attached to the Weslev church, waS' erected in 1890and is of brick, with sittings for 250. The PrimitiveMethodist chapel, in Xorthenden road, was built in 1873and seats 300. The l"nitarian chapel, in Chapel road, i!\now used only as a Sunday school; the nearest Unitarianchapel is at .1shton. There is a Salvation Army Hall inEgerton street. The cemetery, in Marsland road, consistingoriginally of about 6 acres, but augmented toabout 12 acres in 1877, and further extended in 1896, wasoriginally opened in 1'862, and contains a small church anda Nonconformist chapel; it is cont,rolled by a committeeof the Urban District Council. Sale and Ashton-on-)!erseyJoint Public Free Library, in Tatton road, erected in 1891at a cost of £1,800, raised by public subscription, is abuilding in the Old Cheshire half-timbered style, andconsists of reading-room, lending- department, lectureroom and librarian's room; the library comprises about8,000 volumeS'. The Police Station and Petty SessionsCourt, Tatton road, erected in 1881, is a structure ofbrick. The Liberal Club in School road, erected in 1890,i., a spacious edifice of red brick, consisting of lecture,billiard and reading rooms. smoking saloon &c. and hadin 1901 about 200 members. Sale Central ConservativeClub, Eliza street, opened in 1890, is a neat, well-arrangeuedifice of brick, the property of a Limited Company, andlad in 1901 a membership of about 150. There is al~oa Working Men's Social Club in Cbapel road and a savil1g~bank. The Brooklands hotel, facing Brookland~ station,commands extensive views of the surrounding country,and is a well-appointed hOllSl:'. The Sale and Ashtonupon-MerseyProvident Society, formed in order to helpthe poor in the neighbourhood, meets every friday at theSale InS'titute, at 7.30 p.m. The Priory, Dane road,now the residence of A. H. Megson esq. a portion ofwhich presents an ancient appearance, underwentalterations in 1850, but it does not appear from Ormerodthat any monastic house ever stood here. Sale Old Hall,anciently the seat of the Masseys, and now the residenceof Sir William Henry Bailey J.P. belonged in 1817 to theMoores, from whom it was purchased by the late JamesWorthington esq. J.P. (d, 1887). Sale Lodge, the residenceof Mrs. Worthington, is a plain mansion of stone.There are also a number of handsome villa residences inthe neighbourhood, chiefly occupied by Manchester merchants.The principal landowners are the trustees of thelate Samuel Drooks esq. of Manchester (who in 1829purchased 515 acres, or about one-fourth of the townshi~from the Earl of Stamford and others), R. O. B. Olaydonesq. Henry Hugo Worthington esq. of Bindon, Somerset,and Edward Walter Joynson esq. of Dunham House,Altrincham. The 90il is of a rich sand and peat, veryproductive, and market gardening is carried on to agreat extent. The area of the township is 1,986 acres ofland and 20 of water; rateable value, £78,857' The populationin 1901 was 12,088, including 11$ in Manchesterbranch Industrial school for girls; the population of St.Anne ecclesiastical parish in 1901 was 7,05 I. and of St.Paul, 4,347,BROOKLANDS is a district in the township of Sale,but a small portion is in the ecclesiastical parish of St.John the Divine Baguley, and is a populouS! suburb ofManchester from which it is 6 miles south with a stationon the London and North Western railway.Cross Street is eo hamlet on the Manchester road, anddivides Sale from Ashton-on-Mersey.New Chester forms part of Washway road,Parh!l Clerk, John Warrington.Post, M. 0., T. 0., T. )I. 0., Express Delivery,. Par(:e)Post, S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office, Wa.sbwayroad.-Albert Birkenhead, sub-postmaster. Letta)),arrive from Manchester at 5 & 11.40 a.m. 3·40 & 5.40p.m.; delivered at 7 &; 12 a.m. & 3 &; 6 p.m.; dispatchedto Manchester at 8.30, 10.15 & 11.30 a.m. 1.3°, 5, 8.15&; 9 p.m.; on sundays at 8 p.m.. Money orders aregranted & paid from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Parcel pos\.delivery, 7.15 a.m. & 6 p.m.; dispatched, 9.45 a.m.:.:. 7 &; 8 p.rn'fown Sub-Post & M. O. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insuranc&Office, Sale Moor, Northenden road.--John Wood, subpostmaster.Letters dispatched at 8, 9.30 & II a.m.12,45, 3·45, 7, 8 & 8.40 p.m.; on sundays at 7 p.m~Parcels dispatched at each post except 7 & 8 p.m_Brooklands is the nearest telegraph office for deliverr~Telegrams can be handed in only at this office & telegraphmoney orders are issued, but not paidTown Sub-Post, M. O. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance­Office, Northenden road.-Mr. John Ernest Wortley,sub-postmaster. Letters dispatched at 5 ,45, 8.15, 9'45­&11.15 a.m. 1.15, 4.3°, 7.30 & 9 p.m. week days & onsundays at 7.45 p.mPost, M. 0., T. 0., S. B. & .Annuity & Insurance Office..Mar~land road, Brooklands.-Walter Vaughan, subpostmaster.Letters dispatched 8, 9 &; II a.m. 12.45..4, 7, 8 & 8.20 p.m.; sunday, 7.15 p.mCOCNTY MAGISTRATES FOR ALTRI~CHAMI)ETTYSESSIONAL DIVISION.Joymon Richard! Ham,pson esg. M.A. Chasefield, Bowdon..Altrincham, chairmanCross Han. John Edward, Southfield, High Legh, KnutsfordBazley Sir Thomas Sebastian bart. Winterdyne, Chyn&Crescent road, Bournemouth WestPollitt Col. Sir William V.D. Fernlea, AltrinchamAllen Bulkeley esg. West Lynn, AltrincbamArmitage George Faulkner es-g. Stamford, ALtrinchamBrabazon William Philip M.D. Brookho. Lymm,WarrngtDBradbury His Honor Judge James Kinder M.A. Parkfield,.1ltrinchamBullock William Douglas esg. West bank, Park road,.Bowdon, Altr~nchamClegg Ne'Ville esq. Oldfield brow, AltrinchamCrosfield Ernest Morland esq. Little Acton, Dr. WrexbamDewhunt George Littleton esq. Beechwood, Lymm, WarringtonDewhurst Wm. Arth. esq. Cherry la. Lymm, WarringtonGad/dum Hy. Theodore esq. Oakley, Bowdon, AltrinchamGalloway Edward Napier esq. Normanby, Dunham Massey,AltrinchamGibb James esq. Heyscrdft, AltrinchamGill Robert Preston esq. Woodhayes hall, Ashton-on-Merser,ManchesterGroves James Grimble esq. M.P. Oldfield haJ1,Alt,rinchamHaworth JesSIe esq. Woodside, Bowdon, AltrinchamJones-Parry Rear-Admiral John Parry, Thelwall hall,.WarringtonJoynson Edward Walter esq. Dunham house, Dunham:Massey, AltrinchamKillick Thomas William esq. Townfield ho. AltrinchamKilvert Harry Vernon esg. The Lodge, Ashton-on-Mersey,SaleLawson Alex. ~q. The Grange, Ashton-on-Mersey, SaleLegh I:.ieut.-Col. Henry Martin Cornwall D.L. High Legbhall, KnutsfordMills Alexander William esg. Newbie, Bowdon,AltrinchamNeild Alfred esq. Selkirk, Winton rd.Bowdon,AltrinchamNorris ThomasPotter esg. Eaglebrow ho.Lymm,WarrngtnPlatt John esg. Hyning, Carnforth, LancsPlatt-Higgins Frederick esg. M.P. Holmleigh, Bowdon,.AltrinchamRooke George esg. Moorsid:e, Sale, ManchesterSidebotham Edward John esg. M.A., M.B. Erlsdene,.Bowdon, AltrinchamSidebotham Joseph Watson esg. Merlewood, Bowdon,AltrinchamStubs Peter esg. Blaisdon hall, Newnham, GloucesteTS'hireTatton Thomas Egerton esg. Wythenshawe hall, Northenden,ManchesterTaylor Thomas esg. Kent house, Northenden road, Sale,.ManchesterWatkin Alfred esg. Dane bank, Lymm, WarringtonWorthington Henry Hugo esg. Bindon, Langford Duoville.Wellington, SornerSletThe Chairmen, for the time being, of the .Altrincbam,.Ashton-upon-Mersey, Bowdon, Hale & Sale Urban DistricrtCouncils, are ex-officio magistratesClerk to the Magistrates, Joseph Harris, Ma,rket street,Altrincham

DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. SALE. 499Petty Sessions are held at the Sessions house, Dunhamroad, Altrincham, at 10 a.m. &; at Sale on alternatemondays at 10 a.m. &; at Lymm on the third wednesdayin every montlh. at 10 a.mThe following places are in the d~vision:-Agden, Altrincham,Ashley, Ashton-upon-Mersey, Baguley, Bowdon,Bollington, Carrington, Dunham-Mas&ey, Hale,High Legh, Lymm, Millington, Partington, Ringwa)',Rostherne, Sale, Thelwall, Timperley, WarburtonURBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL.Mt>t!ts at the offices, School road, ISt tuesday in everymonth at 7.30 p.m.Members.Ohairman, Thomas Foster Wainwright.Vice-Chairman, Albert Henry Megson.Cent-ral Ward.Retire AprilRetire AprilJohn Morley 19031 Matthew Wells 1905Frank Kilver Mabbott.. 1904East Ward.Retire AprilRetire AprilJ. W. Lloyd 19031 In. Edwd. Davies, jun. 1905In. Edwd. Davies, sen. 1904North Ward.Retire AprilRetire AprilWilliam Taylor 19031 Albert Henry Megson. 1905J. Walter Robson 1904South Ward.Retire AprilRetire AprilThomas Walkden 19031 Thomas Foster Wain-John Battersby... 1904 wright 1905West Ward.Retire AprilRetire AprilJames Septimus Blair .. 1903 \ William Critchley 1905Robert J. McBeath...... 1904Officials.Clerk, David Halliwell, Urban District Council Offices,School roadTreasurer, William Henry Dixon, Lloyds Bank LimitedMedical Officer of Health, Oliver Withers M.B. NortllelldenroadSurveyor, William Holt,. School roadSanitary Inspector &; School AJttendance Officer, JamesWilliam HM'greaves, School roadCollector of Rates, Henry Dixon, School roadPUBLIO ESTABLISHMENTS.Cemetery, Hy. Dixon,clerk to the cemetery committee;Charles Briars, registrarFire Engine, 4 School road, J. J. Hunt, superintendentPolice Station, Chapel road, John Alexander, inspector;3 sergeants &; 10 constablesI'ublic Free Library, Tatton road, Walter Taylor, librarian&; secretaryCollector of Poor Rates &; Assistant Overseer, HenryDixon, Urban District Council Office, Scbool roadCollector of Taxes, David Halliwell, Urban District CouncilOffices, School roadPLACES OF WORSHIP, witb time9 of Services.St. Anne's Church, Northendoen road, Rev. John PatchettCort 1\I.A.; Rev. Artbur Bell M.A. curate; 8 &; 10.30a.m. &; 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.m.; Saints' day, H.C. 8a.m.; daily service, Advent &; LentSt. Paul's Church, Rev. William Edward Chadwick M.A.incumbent; 10·45 a.m. &; 3 & 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.mMission Room, Hyde grove; tues. &; frio 7.30 p.mSt. Joseph's, Catholic, Hope rd. Very Rev. Canon MichaelCrawley, priest; 8.30 &; 10.30 a.m. &; 6,30 p.m.; daily,7.30 a.mBaptist Union, Ashton lane, Rev. Alexander MalcolmRiddell; 10.30 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed. 8 p.mCongregational, Montague road" Rev. T. Hallet Williams;10.30 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.mPresbyterian Church of England, Northenden road, Rev.William Alexander Sim; 10.30 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed.7.30 p.mPrimitive Methodist, Nortbenden road; 10.45 a.m. & 6.30p.m.; tues. & wed. 7.30 p.rnWesleyan, School road; 10.3° a.m'l& 6.30 p;m.; wed. 7·30 p.m. Rev. Samuel T. HouseWesleyan, Northenden road; 10·30 ~ (supt,.) & Rev. Hera.m.&6.30~.~.;thurs·7·30p.m.;bert A. HoogsonWesleyan MiSSion room, Chapel Iroad, 6.30 p. mJWesleyan Mission room, Chapel road, 6.30 p.mSalvation Army, Egerton 9treetSCHOOLS.The Sale & Altrincham Technical School, 'I'aHoll roaJ,.built 1896, for science, art & technical classes, hasabout 700 pupils; Walter TaylOJ', sec .National (mixed), Northenden road, ereeted' in 1864; it.will hold 310 children; average attendance, 300;Arthur E. Dowson, master; an infants' room was addedin 1803, for 204 children; Wiss Watson, infants' mistBritish (mixed), re-erected in 1880, for 550 childTen;average attendance, 505; & endowed with a legacy,amounting to [,130, left by Mrs. E. Pearson in 1808;Adam Watson, master; Miss Fanny Sutcliffe, mistress.The Institute department in School road has beencarried on since 1884 in the Drill Hall, with an averageattendance of ISS children; Charles Ledgard, masterBritish (mixed), Sale Lodge, erected in 1854 by the late­Mr. Howarth, for 140 childTen; average attendance,125; Mrs. Beatrice Crosby, mistressSt. Joseph's (Catholic), opened in 1885, for 270 children;in 1893, for 204 children; Miss Watson, infants' mistThe Manchester Certified Industrial School (girls'branch), Northenden road, erected in 1877 & certifiedVOLUNTEERS. April 21, 1877, for 100 girls; &; there are now (1901)3rd Volunteer Battalion Oheshire Regiment (G Com- in residence, 104; Miss A. E. Hopton, superintendentpany), Capt. C. M. Abercrombie; Surgeon-Capt. Cbas.R.AILWAYS.Adolphe Knowles Rensbaw L.R.C.P.Edin. medical Mallchester South Junction &; Altrincham Railway, Richd.officer; Rev. C. C. Atkinson D.D. acting chnplain; Wardleworth, station master, Sale; James Warburtoll,Sergt. Thomas Hale, drill instructor station master, Brooklands •PUBLIC OFFICERS. Carriers by Water.-The Manchester Ship Canal Co.Medical Officer &; Public Vaccinator, AShton-on-Mersey John Jones, manager'District, Bucklow Union, Charles Adolphe Knowles Carriers to Manchester.-Thomas Lowarch, Joseph Hud-Renshaw M.A., L.R.C.S. &; L.R.C.P.Edin. Wardle road son &; Sutton &; Co. dailyPRIVA.TE RESIDENTS. Barrow In. Moor platt, Derbyshire rd Bland In. Arth. Thornfield, Baxter rd'Albinson James, 2 Stamford place Bathurst Miss, Shandon house, Marl- Blandy Fredk., B. Ventnor villa, :\lar8-Anderson Joseph,Lyme ho.Marsland rd borough road la?ld roadArchibald James, Ash Lea, Highfield Battersby John, Lane croft, ~orthen- Blinkhorn Mrs. Holly villa, Northen-Armstrong George Booth, Clarendon, den road den roadClarendon roadBatty James, Laurel bank, Wardle rd Booth Alfred R. Greyfriars. Priory rdArrowsmith James, Sale Heys Baxter Mrs. 154 Northenden road Booth Henry Shapley. 9 Beaufort rd"Asbury David, 14 Hereford street Beach William, 12 Holmfield Bo',vden Ernest Newton, Mitford 110_Ashcroft Sam, Charlton house, Charl- Beardsall Francis Emmanuel Moore, Marsland roadton drive Thorn hill, Wardle road Bowdon Mrs. 26 Northenden roadAshe Charles Septimus M.B.24 ~orth- Bell Rev. Arthu!' M.A. (curate of St. Bowen Alfred E. Granville mount,.enden road Anne's), 4 Oak road Priory roadAshton James, Dudley villa, Broad rd Bent Frederick David, Ellesmere hOe Boyd Wm, Roseneath, Marlborough rdAshworth Charles, 17 Montague road Hope road Bradburn Samuel B. 20 Beaufort roadAtkinson Miss, The Laurels, Sibson rd Berry Mrs. Holmewood,Northenden rd Breland John, 45 Temple roadAusterberry William, 25 Beaufort rd Bidder Samuel Parker, Lorne house, Brentnall Harry. Claremont, ~Jars-Bailey Sir William Henry J.P. Sale Marlborough road land roadOld hallBiddolph Thos. Mayfield, Wardle road Breton Walter H. Craigside, Broad rdBailey Bancroft, Pinecroft, Broad rd Billings James, Grove 10. Whalley avn Bromley .Tohn ,,\Ym. I HolmefieldBardsley John Henry, The Firs, High- Billings James, Briarwood, Priory rd Brookes Arth. Morningside,Princes rdfield, Wardle road Binns Thomas, 2S Washway road Brooks Samuel, Mersey lea, Brook-Barnes In. Sylvania Broad road Blackwell Miss, 34 Northenden road lands roadBatho Stephen John, Marsholgate, Blake Geo.lngle, Wythbm:n, West gro Brou~hton James, Pendle "illa, Derb)'-Clarendon road Bland Geo. M. Hollin bank, Wardle rd shire roadCHESHIRE 32-

500 SALE. CHESHIRE. [ KELLY'SBrown G. Lawson, East view, Brook- Evans Samuel, Hollv bank, South gro Hodson Holland H. Antfield villa,lands crescent Eve William, Ashby·Cllt.Derbyshire rd Whalley avenueBrowning Cyril,Cleveland cot.Broad rd Fairclough Thomas,Endon bo.Friars rd Holland John William, The Home-Bryan John Fras.Clarendon roadRlAtland house, Farrish beunarrl, 18 Beaufort roadFarrow Walter, Stanley grove~tead, George's roadHolliwell Jsph. Woodlands, Wardle rdBuUock Mrs. Bank vw. Old Hall rd Faulkner SamuelBurg-ess Henry, Carlton villa, Mars- Broad roadSmith, Oldfield, Hupkins Mrs. Holly bankHorrocks John, Maybank,Clarendon rdland road Foot Alfred, Ha.selmere,Northenden rd Harry Mrs. 4 Sprmgfield .Burns Pritchard Martin, Beaufort ho. Forch Charles, Elmbank Horsfield John James, The Hollies,Beaufort roadBury John, Greystoke, Broad roadForster William Thomas,muunt, Priory roadPriory Priory I;oadHorsley In. Beswick villa, Broad rdCampbell John, Strathdon, MarsInd.rd Forsyth Jas. Leigh Idg. Wardle rd Horworth James, Huntley lodge,Carr John Lindley, Broad oaks Fllrsyth Mrs. 4 Charlton drive Norlhenden roadCartwright Samuel, 21 Irlam road Foster Edmand, Broughton villa Hough Alfd. Lynton lodge, Beaufort rdCarver Alfred Wright M.A. Ivydene, Sibson road ' Hough In. Hy. Sunnyside, Broad rdRookfield avenue Friedlander Otto,l\Ieadow bnk.Dane rd Hous~ Re.v. Samuel ~. (Wesleyan),Chadwick Rev. William Eilward M.A. Frost Thomas, Inglewood, Wardle rd -GlaIr VIlla, Derbyshll'e ro~(vicar of St. Paul?s), St. Paul's Fulton Hugh, Brackenlea,Clarendun rd How~rth George Stanley, Erlsdene,vicarage, 15 Springfield Gardiner .Bertra'~, 9 Irlam road FrIars roadCharocopo Andrew, 7 Irlam road Gardon Wm.Bruok yil. Whalley aven Howe George, Belmore, Brookla~ds rdChatwood Arthur S. Downham villa, Gaskell Mrs. Lan~aster villa, Princes I'd Howth Edward James, 2 BroomvIlle avDerbyshire road Geiler Herman, Thornlea, Wardle rd Hughes Wm. Gorphwysfa, Bro~d roadCheshire Harry, 6 Stanley mount Gibson Hrbt. Boscobel, Korthenden rd Hughes Wm. W. Cartref, PrIory rdChurchill Fleetwood Smith,II8 North- Gillespie Jas. Ivy bank, Hereford I'd Hulley Hirbt. Hy. 20 Northenden rdenden road Godbert John, 2 Irlam road Hulme Edmund, 16 Hereford streetCiniston George, Woodlea, Roebuck la Godwin Harry, 8 Holmefield Hunt Joseph Henry, Eastwood, Bax-Clegg Andrew, Belvedere, Broad I'uad Gomersall Richard, Laburnum house,Clegg Lewis, 8S Northenden road Highfieldter road .John~~n Rev. Joseph (CongregatlOnal),Clement James, Moss grove,Wardle rd Goodyear Mrs. Ryburn lilla, Priory I'd 3 ~lbson roadCollier Bennett, 28 Beaufort road Grantham James Taylor, Esk lea, Johnst·one Philip, Merle dene,Brtiad rdCollier William Henry, Holly banl

DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. SALE. 501McBridge James C. 7 Charlton drive Reade Richard Lovatt, New hall Taylor John, Apna ho. Xorthenden I'dMcBride John Corbet, 1 Charlton drive Renshaw John Harold ~1.B. 95 Wash- Taylor ~lIs. Derleston ho. Priory I'dMcCartney In. The Grove, School I'd way road Taylor :Mrs. ~ Stamford placeMcDonald James, Priory bank,Dane I'd Renshaw HerbertMcDougall Samuel, Dunleith, Alexan- Bridge laouseSmith M.D. Sale Taylor ~[rs. 7 Stanley mountTaylor Thll,;.,J.P.Kent hO.~l)rthn(ln,I'ddel' road Rice )'1]s", II6 Northenden road Taylor William. 6 Irlam roadMcGown William John, Lennox lea, Richardson !\Irs.Lynwood vil.Broad I'd Teale James, 45 Northenden roadCharlton drI'\"e Rickatson ~irs. 147 Washway road Teddy Thomas, 26 Beau'fort roadMcQueen Mrs. Blenheim, Marlboro' I'd Riddlell Rev. Alexander Malcolm Tejeria Antonio, Pen Gwyn,01d Hall "tMackinson Joseph, Round Thorn, (Baptist), Burnbrae, Friar's road Tennant James, II Irlam roadNorthenden road Riley Francis M.B. Woodleigh, North- Tennant Stephen Joseph, Kingsfield,Mahler Adolph, 17 Beaufort road enden road ~orthenden roadMallalieu Henry, Oakdene, Broad I'd Roberts )'Iiss. Lynwood villa, Broad I'd Terry Henry, Hiltlev, Walton roadMason John, 3 Stamford place Robinson Arthur, Holly bank Tellow .A.lfrid, Rokeby, ~orthenden I'dMassey Geo. Priory bank, Dane road Robinson James, Brooklands CreiCf'nt Thistlethwayte Christopher Bowes, 19Matthews Robert J. 117 Marsland I'd Robson John, Selbourne ho. Highfield Irlam road~yor Thomas, 4 Hope road. Rooke And. Thos. 16 Northenden I'd Thompson ~hs.Medcalf Mi-ss, Skipton holme, North- Rooke Geo. J.P. Moorside, Sibson I'd lands roadThe Towers, Broolrendenroad Roolrer Philip R ..Alton villa,Whalley BV Thompson :Mrs. Hope cot. Ragbn I'dMee Frank, The Gables,Brooklands I'd Ross Philip Barny, Pine lea, High- Thornber Mrs. Mendinas. Rookfield ayMegson Alfd. Hy. 'fhe Priory, Dane I'd field, Wardle road Thornton Alexander Geo.Ellan gowan,Menzies John, Woodside, Albert road Rottenschwei~erEmil, Ingleside, Broad George's roadMiller John, Yew Tree cottage,North- road ThorpE' Gt'orge A. Brooklandi roadenden road Russell Sml. Fir bank, Hereford sq Thwaites Thomas, 13 Charlton driveMills Wm. Springfield, Clarendon I'd Ryder Samuel, Stowey, Broad road Tiraperley Thomas, Brookfield, :Mon-Mitchell Alexander, 13 Irlam road Rylance Wm. Meadow lands, Dane I'd tague roadMitchell James William, Birch lea, Sanders Thomas, Eldon villa, Hope I'd Todd Herbert, 25 Irlam roadBaxter road Sargent Mrs. Temple villa Todd John Wm. 25 Irlam roadMitchell Wm. Fern lea, Priory road Sassoon Charles Isaac, Boothroyd, Toombs Wm. Blofield ho. Wardle I'dMokaiesh Kamal, Oaklea, Whallev BV Washway road Tottie John, Cottswold, Woodlands I'dMoller Hermann, Kenwood, Wood- Savage )'iiss, Brookfield, Washway rd Trafford John, Woodlands, Broad I'dlands roadScantlebuI'Y Geo.Hv.Vailima,Broad I'd Tutinell John. The Heys, Beaufort rdMorley In. Moor lea, Derbyshire I'd Scragg Sa'muel, 28 Northenden road Turner Miss, ~Iiddlehome, Wardle I'dMorris Mrs. 32 Northenden road Seagrave Thomas James, Singleton Tyas Samuel Alfred, Highfield:Morris William, 43 Temple road villa, Whalley avenue Unsworth John, Langside, Priory I'dMorrison Alexander Finlay, Lime gro. Seanor John J. 41 Washway road Dttley Sam!. F. Northwood,Poplar groMarsland roadSedden Edward, Woodbourne, Brook- Vasey Rev. William Brown (Baptist),Morrison James, Hazeldene, Priory 1"d lands roadMoult Chas Alfd. Lynwood, Broad I'd Seed ~frs. Aldine, Broad roadFernbank, John streetVaughan Fras. Roseneath, Whalley avMowbray Hall, 37 Washway road Sergeant Mrs. 46 Temple road Vickers Geo. Wm. 33 Washway roadMullett Charles, Melrose Ingle, Pop- Sewell James Watson, Norton villa, Vos Julius E. Priory gate, Dane I'dlar grove Wardle read ' Waddel Alexander, Heath villa, Nor-Murny James, Stanmere, Rookfield av Sewell Thomas Richard, 17 Charl- thenden roadMybrea Daniel Thomas,Priory mount,Broad roadton drive Waddell Chas. Jas. Oaklnds.'Vardle l'dShaw H~·. Wm. Ryburn viI. Priory I'd Wade Benj. Whitehall, George's roadNaylor Henry, Rose lea, Woodlands I'd Sharp Mrs. Beech field, Washway I'd Wainwright Thomas Foster, Shrews-Neild Mrs. Ravencroft, Thorold grove, Shepherd In. Derwent lea, Baxter rd bury house, Wardle roadBroad road ' Shepherd Ralph, 18 Beaufort road Walker Chas. Lyndhurst, Marlboro'rtlNewton Edmund, Fern lea, Northen- Sheppard Herbert, Rangemore, War- Walker Mrs. Netherley ho. Wardle I'dden road dIe road Walker Saml. The Limes, Broad I'dNewton John, 22 Northenden road Sherwood Geo. Ross viI. Woodlands I'd Walton Thomas Barron, Exeter ho.Nicholls William Andrew, Wolverley Siebold Louis, 4 Broomville a\'enue Shife roadhouse, Wardle road Sie~el'ist John Conrad, Ellenborough Warburton Fred, Ventnor lodge, D,:,r-Nicholls Wm. Welfitt. 13 Montague I'd~ichols Mrs, 4 Holmfieldvilla, The Crescent byshire roadSim Rev. William Alexander (Preshy- Ward Arth. Edwd. Ivy lea, Broad 1"(1Nichols Wm. Thornleigh, Marlboro' I'd terian), The Manse, Northenden I'd Watman Henry, Holly banlr, Derhy-Nichols Peter, 21 Washway road Simon Louis, Thornfield, Broad road shire roadNickson Wm. Shelton, Sibson I'd Simpson Fred. Holmehurst, Broad I'd Watson Edwd. Wardle ho. 'Wardle TlrO'Brien John, Bean manor,Roebuck la Skipp George N. The Grove,School I'd Webster Joseph Robert, Lilly bankOgden Charles, HoHy grove Slate Charles. 21 Beaufort road Wells Matthew, Broomfield, 'Wardle rdOgden James Arth. 52 Old Hall I'd Slates Joseph H. Stanley house.Wash- Wells Mrs. 2 HolmefieldOldham Francis Haslam, 31 Northendenroadway roadSmallwood Miss, 8 Hereford ~treetWheeldon Jas. Prescriff ho.Wardle 1"dWhite Alfd. W. 39 Northenden roadOldham Richard, Brookside house, Smart Fred, Craven 10. Derbyshire I'd "'hittle Frf>o, Beech lea, Montague reIWashway road Smelt Sidney, Dane house Whittle William Alexander, Ashlea,Overton Arthur, Colwyn, Whalley av Smith Henry, Holly grove:Montague roadOwen Mrs. 33 Springfield roadPage Frank, Ellerslie, Poplar groveSm!th John Alfred, 4. Irlam. road Wilcock James, Fern bank, Sout? groSmIt.h John L. T'y~eslde, PrIOry r.oad Wild Thos. Wm. 15 Charlton dnveParkins John Ashley,8I Northenden I'd Smith J~hn WIlham, West leIgh, Wilkinson William, 10 Hereford streetParr Mrs. Beechwood, Broad roadParry Mrs. Candor, Marlborough I'dDerbyshIre roadSmith Philip, Ivy bank, Wardle roadWilliams Rev. T. Hallet (Congregational),Melrose hOt Montague roadPeake Sam!. John, Ashleigh, Broad I'd Smith William, Overdale, Wardle I'd Williams Fredk. Geo. 21 Spring8.d. I'dPearson William, Lindum, Wardle I'd Southern Robert White, Crescent ho Williams William H. 19 Beaufort!'tPeirpoint James, IS Irlam road Spence Howard,. Audley ho. Broad rel Wilson Jack Harcourt,Dunluce,North-Petherick John C., B.A. 82 Cross st Spurr Thos. RIversdale. Broad road enden roadPhillips Fredk. Merle wood. Wardle I'd Stom~on Mrs. ~ Holm field Wileon Mrs. 79 Northenden roadPidduck James C. 3 Holmfield Stelfox James, Woodcroft, Hope road Winstanley Thomas Geo. 203 North-Place Mrs. Beech mnt. Clarendon I'd Stelfox William, Crowley, Hope road enden roadPlevin Thomas, Moorleigh, Baxter I'd Stirkin Henry, 13 Beaufort road Winterton Thomas Edward, I Brom-Preston Charles Henry M.D. Sunny- Storey Harry, Lime gro. Marsland rd ville avenueside, Washway roadStowe Francis. Amayonas, Wardle I'd Withers Oliver M.B. Northenden rdPrice John Frederick, Allandale, Mars- Str3cey Robert Hayes, Fern lea, Withers William Stanley, Parksidt>,land roadPrice Mrs. Heather bnk.Sibson roadWardle I'd Strat·ton Reginald, NormanBroad !'treethouse, Withington Ernest, Avondale,Proctor James, Briar lE>igh, NorthendenroadWardle roadStreet Samuel, 8 Irlam roadGeorge's roadWolstenholme MTs. Heathfield house,Proctor James, Avenham, Wardle rd Sutcliffe James Wilberforce, Rook- Nort1ii'nden roadRae Wm. Edzell villa .. Sibson road field avenue Wood Thomas. Dane leigh, Dane relRaysonSimon,Wharncliffe,Marsland I'd Sutton Thomas Ashley, Lindow hank, Woodhead H.Miall M.B.35Washway I'dRead Lovatt, Sme hall, Dane road Broad road Woolaston Thomas R. Thornlie bank,Renshaw Chas. Adolphe Knowles M.A. Tamplin Sidney Ward, 14 Holmefit!ld Broad- roadLindenholme, Wardle road Taylor Henry, 6 Holmefield Woolmore "'m. Mossbank, Albert rd

502 SALE. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'SWorthington Mrs. Sale lodge /wright Robert, 6 Oharlton drive . Wroe John Joseph, Greenbank, Roe·Worthington William Gilbert, Des- WriO'ht Robert Arthur, 23 Irlam road buck lanewick villa, Broad roadWro~ Albert F. Bankfield ho.West gro Yuill George H. Cringlewood,Irlam I'dWright Mrs. Hope ho. Marsland I'dCOMMERCIAL.Crosbie John, pianoforte tuner, 18 Marsland roadEarly closing day, Wednesday, 2 p.m.Acton & Houghton, drapers, 49 School roadCross & Bell, builders & carpenters, The GroveCuthbertson Alice (Mrs.), dress maker, 51 Hope roadAdami George F. Brooklands hotel P.RDavies John, dTaper, 58 School roadJAlcock James W. joiner, 43 Tatton roadDawson Frederick James, draper, 141 Northenden roa.dAldcroft John, coach builder, Chapel roadDeakin James, slugE'on, 71 Marsland roadAldcroft John, shopkeeper, 75 Washway roadDearden Emma Blanche (Miss), Legh Arms P.H. North-Allen Samuel, nurseryman, Northend'en roadend'en roadAltrincham, Bowdon, Sale & District ChrysanthenuJD Dent Frank, butcher, 14 Cross streetSociety Derbyshire Samuel, farmer, Dane roadAndrews Mary (Mrs.), furniture dealer, 61 School road De-Rome James, decorator, 142 Northenden roadAshe Charles Septimus M.B. & Ch.B.Vict. surgeon, 24 Vicldns Thomas, cabinet maker, 4 Orchard place, SchoolNorthenden roadroad & Hereford streetAskew Isaac, hair dresser, 72 Cross streetDixon Annie (Mr9.), grocer, 67 Washway roadAugenault Annie J. (Mrs.), confectioner,I5 Northenden I'd Dixon Eliza (Miss), school, 4 Temple roadAxon Joseph, boot warehouse, II School road Dixon Henry, collector to the Urban District Council,Bailey Ec1wardl, carrier, Cross streetclerk to the cemetery committee, collector of poor ratesBaines Thomas, fishmonger, 95 School road& asst. overseer, Urban District Council Offices,Schl. I'dBaldwin William, farmer, Derbyshire roadDixon Isaiah, grocer, 19 Northend:en roadBall Richard, builder, joiner & contracror, Earl street Dixon William Henry, manager of Lloyds Bank & treas.Ball William G. cycle maker, Earl streetto the Urban District Council, Lloyds Bank, School I'dBarker Roht. boot mao 78 Cr(}Ss st. & 15 South grove DOUgl:l~ Marie (Mrs.), draper, 61 Washway roadBarlow Thomas, watch maker, 51 School roadDuckworth John, boot warehouse, 56 School roadBates Arthur, earthenware dealer, 59 School road Dunlop 'fhomas & James, carvers & gilders, 42 SchoolBeedles John, beer retailer, Dane roadroad & 3 Washway road"Beeton Georg~, butcher, 65 Washway road DY90n Wm. & Co. wine & spirit merchants, 12 School I'd"Bell Thomas, fancy repository, 13 Washway road Eastmnns Limited, butchers, 53 School roadBerry John, photographer, 30 Northenden road Eckersley Arthur, boys' school, Manninghurst, Ma·rslandBethell & Sons, a'sphalters, Cross street & Canal wharf road. See advertEirkenhead John, florist & stationer, 19 Washway road Edge James, draper, 147 Marsland roadBlain Margaret (Mrs.), farmer, New farm, Washway road Ellam George, shopkeeper, Albion street"":Blankley George, c1raper & ironmonger, 20 &; 22 Cross st Ellis ThomaS', monumental mason, Marsland roadBlair James Septimus, dairyman, Stanley groveElliott Thomas, plumber, 10 Hope roadBlower Alice M. (Miss), teacher of music, 47 Washway I'd EmilI James, butcher, !I3 & 348 Northenden roadBoothroyd John, beer retailer, 367 Northenden road Eskey Arthur, grocer &; wine & spirit dealer & green-BootS' Limited, chemists, 16 School roadIlrocer, 43 Marsland roadBowen Edith B. (Miss), girls' school, Qaklands, Mars- Evans James, butcher, 160 Northenden roadland road':Bracegirdle Wm. Arthur, wheelwright &; carriage builder,Farrow Walt·er, professor of music, Stanley groveFaulkner Samuel Smith, grocer, & agent to W. & A.Cross streetEradbury Hugh, draper, 149 Northenden roadGilbey Lim. wine & spirit merchants, 3 School road!Fenton Ann (Miss), shopkeeper, 2 Darley streetBrade Thomas Daniel, butcher, 145 Marsland road Field W!llter, ironmonger, 10 Cross streetBradley John William, tailor, 80 Cross streetFielden Eli, boot & shoe warehouse, gI & 93 School roadErial' Charles, registrar of cemetery, Marsland road Fielding George, stationer, 31 School roadBrickill William, blacksmith, Hampson streetFielding James, picture frame maker & furniture deale!',"":Bridgewater Trustees (John Jones, agent), coal mer- 98 Chapel roadchants, Railway bridge & Chapel roadFielding John, chimney sweeper, Wilson streetBroadey Arthur, boot maker, III Northenden road Flint Victor, fishmonger, 136 Northenden roadBrookes BenjllJJIlin, painter, 109 Northend'en road Foden Walter George, confectioner, 107 Northenden roadBrown Geo. Wm. wheelwright & blacksmith, Priory roadBrown John, dairyman, Northend'en roadForshaw Ellen (Mrs.), confectioner, 13 School roadForshaw Alice (Miss), confectioner, II Washway roadBrown Joseph, shopkeeper & beer retailer, Roebuck lane & 13 School roadBrownhill Henry, nurseryman, I Old Hall road'; Wythen- Fox Henry, fishmonger & greengrocer, 157 Northenden I'dshaw road & Broad roadFox James, shopkeeper, Roebuck laneBrownhill William, builder, 144 Northenden roadBrundrett Samuel, 9hopkeeper, Belgrave roadGardner Alfred A. plumber, 131 Northenden roadGardiner William, greengrocer, 102 Chapel roadEullock Ethel Maryfield road(Miss), teacher of music, 12 Old- Garvy Patrick, shopkeeper, 48 Egerton streetGibbons John, plumber, 4 Era street13umby Thomas, Bull's Head P.HGibbon Samuel, ironmonger, 47 School road!Caldwell & Wright, tobacconists, 16 Gross street Gilchrist John, plumber, 7 Hope roadCalveI' William, beer retailer, 35 Chapel roadGiles John Boond·, butcher & grocer, 146 &; 148 Nrthndn.rd-Careless William, carrier, 375 Northenden roadCemetery (Henry Dixon, clerk to the cemetery com-Gill .Joseph, butcher, School roadGird'lerGrace(Mis'S),private ladies' school,83North~nden'I'dmittee; Charles Briar, registrar), Marsland road Girls' Training Home (Miss Emma. Wright, matron),-Chapman Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 8 Cross streetChapel road.chapman Thomas" shopkeeper, 100 Chapel roadGuawin John, farmer, Sale Heys farmCharlotte & Martin, grocen & wine & spirit merchants,83 School roadGoodwin Henry Edward, chemist, 9 Washway roadGoulden Robt. fruiterer &; fishmngr. 67 -& 6g School roadCherry George, cowkeeper, Wardle roadGraham John, shopkeeper, Old Hall roadClark John, hairdresser, 166 Northenden roadGraS'ty John S. china dealer, 346 Northenden roadClarke Annie (Mrs.), laundry, Old Manor ho. Cross st Gray Henry Adams', grocer, 24 School road:Clifton &; Kearsley Coal Co. Lim. coal merchants (Robert I Gray Susannah (Mrs.), draper, 32 Cross streetPass, agent) S'chool road. Greeuhalgoh Elizabeth (Mrs.), butcher, 138 Northenden rdClough Oharle~ Wesley & JllJJIles Percy, drapers, 25-7-9School roadGriffiths Thomas & Son, build'ers' meTchants &c. Broadroad. See advertColeman Thomas, painter, 2 Oak roadGrindon William, music teacher, 8 SpringfieldColling John, butcher, 9 Northenden roadGuardian (The) Office, 46 School roadCooke Thomas, boot maker, 8 Hayfield streetHagan Emma (Mlrs.), boot warehouse, 46 School roadCookson George Henry, dlfaper, 124 Northenden roadHa~an Leonard, boot repairer, 1623, Northenden roadCoombs Norah(Mrs.),shopkeeper & beer rtlr.2&4Chapel I'd Hall Walter, shopkeeper, 31:\2 Northenden roadCordingley ~-\lfred, farmer, Pepper Hall farm Halliwell David, clerk to the Urban District Council, &Cordingley Joseph & Jas. farmers, Dane & Temple farms collector of taxes,Urban DistrictCouncil oftices,School rdCOITi~an Catherine (Mrs.), confectioner, 70 Cross street Hampilon John & Sons, fishmongers & fruiterers, 156 &iCoy Henry Mus.Doc.Oxon. profe!JSor of music,gPoplar groCritchley William, boot maker, 63 School road158 Northenden roadHampson Thomas, cab proprietor, 3 Hope roadCroft Frederick, confeetionE'r, 60 Cross street Hardy Ernest Arthnr, cabinet maker &; upholsterer,Croft Jesse, stationer, 64 Cross street4 .Tohn street

DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. SALF. 503Hanley John Henry, shopkeeper, 2 Albion groveBargreaves James William, sanitary inspector to UrbanDistrict Council & school attendance officer, Urban DistrictCouncil office, School roadHartley ~obert, cabinet maker, The Grove, Marsland roadHeaton Thomas, plumber, 68 Cross streetHeiffor James, huilder, 6 Alice streetHelsby Ralph, builder, Hope roadHerbert H. & Co. estate agents, Tatton roadHelllVet'90n W. Joy, auctioneer & estate agent, North Dene,Sibson roadHewitt Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 50 Wardle roadIHeywood James, market gardener. 41 Temple roadHeywood John, farmer, Northenden roadHeywood Mary (Miss), dress maker, 121 Wash'Way roadHin George O. tailor &; woollen draper, 35 School roadHillkirk William, farmer, Brooklands farmHinde Georg~, tailor. 130 Northp.nden roadHinde Joseph, hardware dealer, 139 lS'orthenden ruadHobson John R. news agent, Northenden roadHobson ThomaSl, chimney sweeper, 22 Albion groveHodcroft Edwin, market gardener, 237 Northenden roadBodcroft James, market gardener, Wythenshawe roadHodgson James, greengrocer, 28 Cross streetHolderness John T. dyer &; cleaner, 79 School roadHolland Elizabeth (Mrs.), milliner, 125 Northenden roadHulland Fr~dericlt, painter, 54 School roadHollingworth James, paperhanger, 34 Cross streetHolt William, joiner, 356 Northenden roadHolt William, surveyor to the Urban Council, School roadHull B.'others, acco,mtants, West groyeHulme John, farmer, Beech farmHulme William, market gardener, Marsland roadHulse Annie (MiSl~), news agent & stationer, 133 NorthendenroadHumphreys Joseph, watch maker, 82 Old Hall roadHunt John J. supt. of Fire Brigade, School roadHunt John S. Queen's hotelHurst John, boot & shoe dealer, School roadIngham Mary E. (Mrs.), Old Brook!ands hotel P.HIrlam George Albert, cycle dealer & ironmonger, 135Marsland roadJ"ackson Charles (Mrs.), market gardener, Broad rand.Tackson George Charles, plumber, 149 Marsland road..Jackson Thomas, provision dealer, 94 Old Hall roadJ"ackson William, joiner, 4 Old Hall roadJackson William, joiner, Wilson street..James David, stationer & music seller, 57 School road.Johnson Brothers, dyers (branch), 14 School road.Johnson &; Waterhouse, confectioners, 85 School roadJones & Jackson, decorators, 3 Northenden roud-.Tones Edward Ernest, plumber &;. ironmonger, 145Northenden roadJones Ernest Guy L.D.S.R.C. S.Eng. dental surgeon,The Laburnums, Sibson road..Jones James, chimney sweeper,S Chapel road~ones John Henry L.D.S.R.C.S.Irel. dentist, The Laburnums,Sibson roadJones Robt. cab propr. & undertaker, 82 Cross st!'ept..Jones William, market gardener, Gratra la.Northenden I'dKenyon Jane (Miss), confectioner, 148 Marsland roadKinsey Strethill, market gardener, 326 Northenden roadKitchin Joseph, shopkeeper, I Egerton streetKnott George, butcher, Albion streetKnowles William Gee, painter, 37 Tatton roadLacey Thomas, watch maker, 123 Northenden roadLaird Freciel'ick, newS' agent, 81 School roadLaw Frank, nurseryman &; florist, Shivington farmLawton Fred, shopkeeper, 1 Hyde groveLee Thomas,. farmer, Cross streetLeigh Ann Eliza (Mrs.), milk dealer &; beer retailer,87 Washway roadLeigh George, confectione~, 137 Northenden roadLeigh Joseph, n,urseryman, Rutland laneLeigh Ruth (Mrs.), grocer & wine & spirit lIt'aler, 129Northenden roadLewis Ralph, blacksmith, Broad roadLiberal Club (George Berry, sec.), School roadLindsay Alexander.. hair dre93er, 38 School roadLitolff Martin, pianoforte tuner, 89 Northenden roadLittle Emma (Mrs.), grocer. 156 Northenden roadLittlej{)bnsWilJiam, boot &; shoe warehouse, 15 School rdLittler Benjamin, confectioner, IIO Northenden roadLittlewood Edwatd, butcher, 91 Washway roadLivesey Sarah (Miss), private school, Glenore hOll1l8,Marilnnd roadLloyds Bank Limited (branch) (William He~ry Di~on,manager), 20. School road ,J...oft .lohn Henry H. dentist, 4; "aabway roadLomas Thomn~,·painter, 79 Washway roadLomax Edith E. (Miss), fine art dealer, 12 School roadLongden John Charl(\s, butcher, :\'orthenden rundLowarch Thomas, carrier to Manchester &c. Chapel roadLowe William, baker & corn dealer, 40 School roadLucas Isaac Lewis, draper, 5 '\Yashway roadMcBeath & Co. builders' mt'rchant~, Oldfield roadMcKenna Edward, tailor, Orchard placeManchester Certified Industrial School (girls' branch)pliss A. E. Hopton, ~pt.). Northenden roadManchester & County Bank Limited (brandi) (ThomasH. Shepley, manager), 8 School road; draw on UnionBank of Londou Limited, Princes street, London EliMancherster & Sa.lford Equitable Co-operative SocietyLimitel), 34 Cross ~treetMark In.&;Co.Ltd.grocers& wine &; spirit mers.23School rdMarsh Ellen (Mrs.), grocer, 45 Old Hall roadMarsh Henry, grocer, 132 Northenden road:Marsh l~iwarrt, S'hopkeeper, 16 Dane roadMarsh Mary Anne (Miss), draper, 134 Northenden roadMarsland James, farmer, Old Hall farmMarsland Richard, shopkeeper, 362 Northenden roadMarsland Samuel, stonemason, 97 Northenden .roadMarsland Tbos. farmer, Holly bank, ~ortbenden roadMm;on Thomas. batter, 57a, School roadMassey Edward, Nag's Head P.H. Northenden roadMassey Thomas, boot maker, II Chapel roadMawer Alfred, nurseryman, Clarendon & Beech nurseries:Mawsol1 Edwin, painter, 5 Hope roadMawson George Henry; saddler, 18 Cros. streetMayor Thomas Robert, teacher of music, Hope roadMead T. Seymour & Co. Limited, grocers & ll~ents (.,fW. & A. Gilb~y Limited, wine & spirit mers'7lSchool rdMe;lor Lucy (Mrs.), dress maker, 9 Hope roadMercantile Bank of Lancashire Limited (sub-branch) (Fl.Luca~, manager), 172 Northenden road; draw on LondonJoint Stock Bank, London E CMerrin David Alexander, printer, School roadMidwinter Albert, grocer &; fishmonger, 74 & 76 Cross stMidwinter Frank, cab proprietor. 107 Washway roadMidwinter Harry, news agent, SchOOl roadMitchell John & Frank, confectioners, 161 Northenden rdMirakain Virginif;!. (Miss), dress maker, Marsland road•Molyneux David, Sale hotel P.HMoore William, builder, Eliza streetMorris Samuel, shopkeeper, 2 Albion groveMorton John, dairyman & corn dealer, 26 Cross streetMorton William, blacksmith, Bull's Head yard, School roadMoss Ann (Mrs.), confectioner, 31 Tatton road:\108s Hannah (MrSl.), shopkl:'eper, 10 Wharfe roadNational Telephone Co. Limited (William Sharples,inspector), 3 Hereford streetNew .John C. bailiff to Fred Hardy esq. Washway roadXewbul'Y Richard, boot l{13ker, 151 Northenden roaclNewton Ellen (Mrs.), draper, 159 Northenden roadXewton Thomas H. shopkeeper, 2 Dudley roadOakes James William, shopkeeper, 343 Northenden roadOgden G. & J. tobacconists, 153 Northenden roadOl!den l'hnmas, beer 1etailer, Northenden roadOsbaldston JOhol, saddler, Cross street·Owen E:izabeth (Mrs.), milliner, 37 School roadOWt'n William, farmer, Washway roadParis ~Jadame, dress maker, 13 Hope roadParltps & Son, confectioners, 65 School randParkes Tom Birchill, draper, School roadParkins John Ashby, dentist, 87 ~orthendenroadParkinson Harold, plumber, 4 Abington roadParkinson James Buxton, veterinary surgeon, Dane roadParrish Edward, builder, Dunston house, Dane roadParris Bank Limited (wb-branch) (R. R. Deane, managoer),45 School road; draw on head office, ~ Bartholomewlane, London E CParsonage Samnd, greengrocer, 2 Egerton streetPartinC'ton James J

-504 SALE. CHESHIRE. [ KELLY'SRawlinson James, market gardener, Rutland road SutcliffE.' WilliaIr~,.s~mtraetor, The Grove, Marsland roadRedfern Alfred, booot maker, 58 Cross streetTaws Thomas, fruiterer, 25 Northenden roadRenshaw Charles Ad91phe Knowles M.A.Camb., L.R.C.S. Taylor William & Co. grocers, 55 School road& L.R.C.P.Edin., L.F.P. & S.Glas. surgE.'on & medical Taylor Charles, provision dlr. & beer retailer, Wh:lI'fe "11\officer &, public vaccinator, Ashton-on-Mersey district,Buckjc,w union, Wardle roadTaylor Moses, pawnbroker, 104 Chapel road'1'aylor William, tobacconist, 7 Wa~hway roadRenshaw Edwin, farmer, Gratrix lane, Northenden road Temple & Co. grocers & wine & spirit dealers, '31lRenshaw Fred, boot & shoe maker, Northenden road Northenden loadRenshaw Graham M.B. & Ch.B.Vict., M.R.C.S.Eng., Temple Arthur Henry, fishmonger, 39 School roadL.R.C.P.Lond. surgeon, I Hope roadTemple Hy. F. greengrocer & fishmonger,139 Marsland I'dRenshaw John Harold M.B. & Ch.B.Vict. physician & ThiS1tlewhite Ernest, ironmonger, 63 Washway roadsurgeon, 95 Washwa.y road Thomason Eli, monumental mason, Mar:-Iand road &..Renshaw Herbert Smith M.D.St.And., L.R.C.P.Lond., 22 South groveL.F.P. & S.Glas. surgeon, I Hope roarlThompson George, clothier, 22 School roadRenshaw Thomas, market gardener, 408 Northenden road Thorpe John, boot maker, ISO Northenden roadRichardson John, pork butcher, 87 School roadTimperley Alice (Miss), dress maker, II Thorn groveRidgway Henry, plumber, 52 School road Toole Richard (Mrs.), confectioner & tobacconist,Ridgway Mary (Mrs.), fancy repository, S0 School road School roadRiley Francis M.B. & B.S.Lond., F.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P. Twigge Arthur, cab proprietor, Chapel rQad89-Lond. surgeon, Woodleigh, Northenden roadVasey Rev. William Brown, private school, Cambridge atRobinson Alfred M. butcher, 77 School roadVaughan Walter, shopkeeper, & pust office,I4I Marsland I'd'Robinson Christopher, market gardener Volunteer Battalion (3rd) Cheshire Regiment (G Co.Robinson Ebenezer, painter, ISS Northenden road Capt. C. ~. Ahercrombie; Ser~t. Thomas Hale, drill:Robinson Hiram, nurseryman, Gratrix lao Northenden I'd instrnctor)Robinson Samuel, market gardener, '\Vythenshawe road Wal1{dell John, farmer, Lime Tree farmRobinson Thomas, butcher, 56 Cross streetWalkden Thomas, florist, 92 Marsland roadRogers & Pemberton, electricians,·School roadW81ker Frederick, shopkeeper, IIO Cross streetRogers Joseph, wheelwright, Cross streetWalker John, coal merchant, Railway bridge & Wharle retRoyle Henry, painter, Hope roadWallace David, boot & shoe maker, 6 Cross streetRoyle John, dairyman, 3 Poplar grove! Wallwork John, Sihopkeeper, Belgrave roadRoyle .John, blacksmith, CrosSI streetWalmsley Robert, watch maker, 43 School roadRoyle William, builder, 89 Chapel road!Walsh Thomas, draper, 344a, N.orthenden roadRust Percy, hair dresser, 30 Cross street: W.alters Thomas Abraham, statlOner & draper,S School reiSale & Ashton·on-~Iersey High School for Boy~ Limited I '" and Osbourne E. but.cher, IS Northenden road .(Rev. F. H. ~fentha M.A. prmcipal), Poplar grove ' Warbnrt?n Ja~e5, statIOn master, Brooklands statwl1Sale & Ashton-on-Mersey Photograpliic Society (C. W.A.ppleyard, sec.), Chapel roadWard EdIth (MISS), dress maker, 91 Washway roadI Ward Fanny C,. (Mrs.), dr!1per, II5 Northenden roadSale & Ashton-upon-Mersey Provident Society (FrancisMilne, han. sec)Ward~eworth RlChar~,.statIOn master, SalelVarrmgton James, Jomer, II7 Northenden roadSale & Ashton-upon-Mersey TechnicalTaylor, sec.), Tatton roadSchool (Walter Webster Mary (Miss), china dealer, 44 School roadWebster Robert Joseph, builder, 44 School roadSale & Ashton Working Men'S' Social Club (Joseph Wilson,sec.), Chapel roadWelby Anthony, paperhanger, 19 Hope road & IS Schoolrd'We~tbrook Henry, stationer, I44a, Northenden roadSale Central Conservative Club Co. Limited (J. Austin, Williams, sec.), Eliza streetWhItehead Thos.&Fred,landscape gardeners,Northenden rd"Whitehead Jas. market gardener, Gratrix la.Northenden rd'Sale Penny Savin~s Bank (H. Grime, cashier), Chapel rd Whitehead William, market gardener, 377 Northenden r~Sampson Kate (Mrs.), hoS'ier & draper,s Northenden I'd Whitelegg John, flori9t, Priory nursery, Priory roadSeanor .Tohn J. architect, 41 Washway roadWhitelegg In. Mather, furniture remover,2sLynwood gro>Soorle John, cab proprietor, 10 Old Hall roadWhitelegg Joseph, grocer, 17 Hope roadSekian Samuel n. laundry, School roadWhiteleg~ Mary {Mrs.), beer retailer & provisioR dealer,.Sergent Chnrle~, shopkeeper, 46 Wardle roadShackleton William, boot repairer. Northenden road83 lVashway roadWhitlow William, pork gutcher, 162 Northenden roadShelly Frederick B. upholsterer, Marsland road Whitney William, blacksmith, Tatton roadShepley Thomas H. manager of the Manchester & County Whitrod Arthur W. groeer, 66 Cross streetBank, 8 School roadWigan Coal & Iron Co. Lim. Broad rd. & Chapel r.,adShOITocks Edwin, plumber, 121 Northenden road Wilde Agnes (Miss), ladies' school, Springfield houseSilkstone Coal 00. (James Lewthwaite, agent), Broad road Wilkinson Jeremiah James, greengrocer & beer retailer;.Simpson John, plumber, 29 Tatton road103 Northenden roadSkipp Georgoe Nash, L.D.S.R.C.S.Eng. & Ire1. dentist, Wilkinson Robert, fruiterer, 10 School roadThe Grove, Schuol road Williams Arthur, plumber, 62 Cross streetSmith Lilly & l\Iay (Misses), dreSis makers, Marton honse,Hereford streetWilliams George H. boot & shoe maker, 76 Cross streetwilliams Mary Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, J 2 Wharfe roa&Smith Allen, chemist & druggist, 41 School roadSmith Edith (Miss), dress maker, 4 Hereford streetWi150n James, contractor, IS Marsland roadWilson William, contractor, Lynwood groveSmith .Tames, builder, 150 Marsland roadSmith Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, ISO Marsland roadWinstanley Brothers, builders, Northenden roadWithers Oliver M.B.Durh., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Smith Minnie (Miss), private school, Alder house, MarlboroughroadLond. surgeon & medical officer of health to the Urban-Di!'trict Council, NortbE'nden roadSmith Robert William, draper, 127 Northenden roadSmith Sydney, architect, School roadWood Annie (Mrs.),N"orthenden roadtobacconist & news agent, 23Smith William, builder, Hereford streetWood John, grocer & wine & spirit merchant, Post officepoSouthworth Harry. cycle dealer, 24 Cross street168 & 170 Northenden roadSpreckley Helen (Mrs.), ironmonger, 17 School road Wood Ellen (Mrs.), grocer & beer retailer, 43 Hope roadStansfield F. W. & H. nurserymen, Broad roadWood .John., farmer, Wall Bank farmStelfox John Arthur, pharmaceutical chemist, 143 Woodall John, market gardener, Wythenshawe roadNorthenden road Woodhead H. Miall M.B. 9Ur~eon, 35 Washway roadStewart Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 78 Cross street Worthington Joseph,grocer & beer retlr. 19 & 21 Chapel flJ'Stretford GasCa.; branch office, School roadWorthy John Ernest, confectioner, Post office, 27' & J7.JSumner Harold, coal merchant, Tatton roadNorthend·:m road~ntton & Martin, grocers & wine & spirit merchants, II Wovenden Henry, chemist, 7 School roadNorthenden roadSALTERSFORD and XETTLESHULME forma district chapelry, comprising Saltersford ancientcha.pelry and KeUleshulme towns-hip, and was formedNov. 4, 1864.SALTERSFORD (or Jenkin Chapel) is a hamlet, 5imiles north-east from Macclesfield stations on the Londonand North Western and North Staffordshire Joint andGrMt Central railways, and is in Rainow township, parishof Prestbury, Knutsford division of the county, pettysessional division of Presthury, hundred and union ofMacclesfield, county conrt district of Chapel-en-Ie-Frith(Derbyshire). in the lural deanery and archdeaconry ofMacclesfield and diocese of Chester. The chapel of St.John the Baptist, erected in 1733, is a small and plainbuilding of stone, consisting of chancel and nave and'small western turret, containing one bell: there are 10c)sittings. The register dates from the year . Th&living is a vicarage with Kettleshulme annexed, net yearly.value £120, with residence, in tbe gift of the vicar of

DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. SANDBACH. 505Prestbury, and held since 1879 by the Rev. Herbert Gra·ham B.A. of New College, Oxford, who resides at Kettleseastfrom Macclesfield. There is a Wesleyan chapel, builtin 1815, and: seating 200 persons. The charities fill' dishulI~.e.'I'his place gives the title of baron to the Stopford tribution in bread and! money are £2 13S. 4d. yearl~' l" olue.famIly, eal'ls of Ceurtown. The Earl of Courtown is the The candle wick manufacture is carried on here. Theprincipal landowner. The area is 2,700 acres; the popu- li:arl of Derby K.G., P.C., G.C.B. is lord of the manorlatien of the ecclesiastical parish in 1891 was 410. and chief landowner. The soil is clayey and poor; theLetters through Macclesfield; the nearest money order subsoil is chiefly rock. The population ia 1901 was 321;& telegraph office is at Whaley Bridge, 4~ miles distant the acreoge is 1,232; rateable Yalue, £1.732.KETrLESHULME is a township and village in a hilly Letters through Stockport. Whaleybridge is the nearest.district in the parish of Prestbury, but p~clesiastical1y money order &, telegraph office, 3 miles distantannexed to Saltersford, and is on the road from Macclesfieldto Ohapel-en-le-Frith, about 3 miles south-west fromWall Letter Box cleared at 5.30 p.m.; no collection onsundayWhaleybridge station on the Buxton and Stockport branchof the London and North Western railway, and 7 north-Nationai School (mixed), built in 1856, for 55 children;average attendance, 56; :Miss Emma Pritchard, mistSALTERSFORD.Boothby :Martha (Mrs.),Swan inn P.H Joule John, farmer, Ely fieldCOMMERCIAL. Bowmer Jo.,eph, farmer, Side end Kettleshulme Library (Jonathan Wil·Brocklehurst Wm. frmr. Charlihead Droadhead Thos. farmer, Stocks lott, :'lee')Etehell Sa ah(Mrs ) f m H Ie h Broadhead Jus. farmer, Nether Carr Lomas Edward, farmer. Cooper shawHibber: Joh r f m" ~h r. ~o -! ey Brocklehurst .Tn. frmr. Spons bottom Lomas George, farmer, assistant over-Hill Mary (~;s.)~ fae:~er,C~~s:bottomBrocklehurst Thos. farmer, Needhams seer &; clerk to Parish Council, BentHinde Frederick farmer Green booth B~ckley Henry, farmer, Well house ball .Lom J m f' 'H' h h Chfford Alfred, farmer, Brookbottom Lomas Edw. frmr.Dlxons &; CommonsLoweasJ a . esf armer, B Ig tOler ouse C II' J ames, f !irmer, 'Valk-er MAth ason I' ur, farnler, F' Ive Lane endsRob ' amWes, afrmer, SUlrt ons d h 11 Cooper William, farmer, Priest Olrenshaw J&hn, farmer, Old ~fatts1Dson m. armer, a ersfSharpley Will' f H' or h b a k C otten'11 Fred erIc, . k farmer. Spout h P . t J h f R d k 1"0 enmng on 0 n. rmr. oun -no IStanway _ ~~~e ar~~, BIg k an Cotterill John, farmer, KIrkby clough Pennin~on David. shopkeeper, r r, e an Cotterill John, farmer, Brow top Read Peter William, farmer, Claytol)KETTLESHULME. Cott.erill Maria (Mrs.), farmer, Tun- Fold farmBritton Oharles Henry, Brook bottom stead knoll Rennett George, farmer, RedfearnsGraham Rev. Herbert B.A. (vicar of Fidler George, farmer, Lapwing Sheldon John &; Sons, candle wickSaltersford-cum-Kettleshulme), Sal- Goddard Xicholas, builder, joiner & manufacturers, Lumb Hole milLtersford vicarage wheelwright, Brook side See advertisementGoddard Nicholas, Brook hous~ Hewitt Ebenezer, BuB's Head P.H Turner John, farmer, StocksCOMMERCIAL.Hewit·t Elizh. (Mrs.), farmer, Gap ho Wainwright In. frmr.Hollow Cow heyBeard James, farmer, Wright's Hewitt Jas. jun. frmr. Greenlow hth Ward George. farmer, Green daleBeard Richard, farmer, Boggart ho Hewitt Joseph, farmer, Townfield Williamson Henry. farmer, GreenheadBennett James, farmer, Kishfield Hewitt 'Villiam, iron, steel &; imple. Williamson Sm!. frmr. Brook bottomBennett Robert, farmer, Slaters ment merchant Willott James, farmer, DungeDennett Samuel, farmer, Marl bank Hill Abraham, farmer, Thornycroft Wood Joseph, farmer, Shephard's bankBoothby Geo. Herbt. frmr. Broad carr Jackson Ann (Mrs.), grocer &; floristSANDBACH.SANDBACH is a market town, township and parish, witha staHon on the London and North Western railway, Iimiles west, and in the parish of Elworth, 162 miles fromLondon, 26~ east-south-east from Ohester, 7 west fromCongleton, 41· north-east from Orewe, 49 from Liverpool,26 from Macc1es·field, 261 from Manchester,s east-by.80uth from Mid

506, ISA~DBACH. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'S800, and an office for the rate collector; at the sout.h-west The Consolidated charities, consisting of houses andangle is a square tower, with octagonal turret, containing land, producing about £2,000 yearly, are distributeda clock with illuminated' d~als on three sides, presented annually as follows :-£350 Jearly for 20 almspeople;by Mrs. Jane Court, late of Wbeelock House, in memory £200 for the deserving poor of the parish, £120 for 12of her relatives, the Peover family. The retail market is out-pensioners, £IOO to the National school, £1 to thealso held here every Thursday and Saturday. The foun. chapelwardens of Church Hulme, £2 to the chapelwardensdation stone was laid 2nd July, 1889, by Lordi Crewe, by of Goosetry, £3 3s. to the clergyman of Sand:bach forwhom also the site and market tolls were given to the Wheelock sermons, 5s. each to the clerk andl sexton oftown. I Sandba~h, and the greater portion of the remainder toThe Old Town Hall, which formerly stood in the square, the Grammar school. There are also charities in addiwa~demolished in 1891. tion to the above, amounting to about £49 yearly, derivedThe Temperance Hall, in Scotch Commons, a plain red from various sources', and: distributed every year by thebrick building holding 300 persons, is! at present (1902) churchwardens of Sandbach as follows, viz. :-£'4 inused' as an Infant School in connection with the National shillings to 80 poor people, £5 in food for poor sickSchool.persons, £19 in bread to tbe poor attending the parishThe, Literary and Scientific Institution, High town, church on Sunday mornings, and lOS. to the churcherectedin 1857 at a cost of £2,7°0, is a structure of brick wardens of Wheelock and Hassall,ornamented with ~tone i~ the Perpendicular style, .from The Almshouses on the Hill were ere~ted in 1865-7 at aplans by the late SIr G. GI~bert Scott R.A..and contams on total cost of about £2,600, and endowed from the Sandtheground floor a readmg room and hb.r~ry o~ 1,5°0 bach Consolidated charities. They a,re arranged for 20volumes, ~nd. on the first floor a large.room 10 whIch the inmates (either men or women), elected by the governorspetty seSSIons, county court and meetlOgs are held. of t·he above charities, each having' an allowance of 6s.The County ~olice S~ation, Bo!d street, erected 18~7. at per week. •a cost of £800, I~ an ed.ifice' of brIck and.stone" comprlslOg A tract of 5 acres of land has been acquired for the puroffices,c.ells and. a reSIdence for the chIef officer. . poses of a recreation ground, and adjoining it is the. The ~Ire StatIon, on Scotch.Commons, er~cted 10 18 73, DlOgle lake of 3 acres which will be used for boating.IS a plam structure of red brlck, and conSIsts of engme :\. k' . h k l' h . 6 bhouse only. • , S IrmIS too p ace ere 10 I 51 etween the i~-The G Company, 5th Battalion Oheshire Regiment, habItants. and! t~e Scotch cavalry co~manded by Mal4about 90 rank and file; head quarters at Congleton. The Gen. DaVId Lesbe, who was t·hen on his retreat a!ter thearmourv is on &otch commons. battle of Worcester, 3 September, 1651• It IS thusThe Savin~s Bank, at the west end of High street, a described in No. 66 ~f the" Mercurius Politicus ": "Theybuilding in,. the Elizabethan style, was ere-cted in 1854, so managed t~e bus~ess that, when the Scots offered tofrom fund'S accumulated in the hands of the actuary of fire, t,hey ran IOto theIr houses, and as soon as that partythe bank. was past ~hich had the pistols> andl pow~'er, they f~ll,upon'l'he chief trade is in salt, chemicals and! fustian cut- t~,e. remamder o! the troops, and contm~ed. peab,~,g andting. Boots and shoes are also manufactured', and there bIllIng them durmg the pa.ssage. of all theIr horse.are brine springs, 'E!'Xtensive salt works, and steam and The Earl of Crewe P.C. 18 lord of the manor, and holdswater corn mills 'in the parish.annu~l1y a court leet and baron for the manOr at the OldThe town was formerly celebrated' for the goodness of Hall IOn.its malt liquor, and worsted yarn and stuffs for country The parish comprises the townships of Arclid, Bradwall,wear were manufactured: in large quantities by its in- Blackden, Cotton, Cranage, Leese, Rudheath, Sandtbach,habitants'. Sir John Ratcliff, of Ordsall, in Lancashire, Hassall, Twemlow, Wheelock, Betchton, with the chapelin1578 obtained the grant of a market, to be held on Bes of Church Hulme anw Goostrey-cunvBarnshaw.Thursday, and two fairs to be held on the Tuesday andThe area of the township is 2,676 acres of land and 18 ofWednesd'ay in Easter week, and on Thursday and !riday water; rateable value, £18,935; the population in IgOIbefore the nativity o! Our Lad,y: the market is' still held of the township and Urban District was 5,556. Theon Thursda~', and fall'S are held on Easter Tuesday, the population of Sandbach ecclesiastical parish in 1891 wasfirst Thursday after the IIth of September and the 28th 4,551 and of Sandbaoh Heath, 973.of. December; the latter is ~ great cattle ~nd ple~s';1re Parish Clerk, William Nock.fall', and on the same d'ay IS a statute fall' for hlrIOg S t Arth All kservants. I ex on, ur coc.The market place contains two ancient obelisks or i Ettiley Heath is a, place in Saudbach parish. There iserosses, respectively 16 feet 8 inches and, II feet II inches i a Primitive Methodist chapel, ere

DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. SANDBACH. 507Kennedy Lieut.-Col. John, Brookside, Arclid, Sandbach Robert Riddell M.B. medical officer; 'Illomas Chll ke,Lees Major Charles Percy, Quenington court, Fairford relieving otlicer for Sandbach8.0. Glos VOLUNTEERS.Le~:w;apt. Egerton D.L. Jodrell hall, H...olmes Chapel, 5th Volunteer Battalion, Cheshire Regiment (G Co.);Armoury, Scotch commons; Capt. C. H. W. D\lnnett;Maddock James esq. The Cedars, Alsager,Stoke-on-Trent Sergt.-Major John Bevan, drill instructorMassey Henry Boston esq. Westfields, SandbachMoss Edward Howard; esq. Ravenscroft hall, Middlewich PUl3LIO OFFICERS.Rigby Frank esq. Westmere lodge, Alsager, Stoke-on-Trot Certifying Factory Surgeon & Medical Officer to SalllllJachRobinson Joseph esq. Parville, Alsager, Stoke-on-Trent District, Congleton Union, Robert Riddell i\LB., C.M.Solly Arthur Isaac esq. Heathfieldi, CongletonCrewe roadSolly Arthur John esq. West Heath, CongletonClerk to the Board of Guardians Assessment CommitteeSwetenham Clement William esq. SomerfordJ Booths hall, of the Congleton Union, Harry Ferrand, Wheelock roadCongletonClerk to Joint Burial Committee & to Commissioners ofToler John Morton esq. Saltersford Hall, Holmes Chapel, Taxes, Robert Bygott, Hope streetCreweClerk to the Sandbach School & Almshouse Foundation,Warren-Swettenham Col. Robert, Naval & Military club, Robert Bygott, Hope streetLondon S. WCollector of Taxes, Elis-ha Lees, Bath cottageWilson Hubert Malcolm esq. The Hermitage, Hulme;; Medical Officer of Health for the Congleton Rnrnl l>is-Chapel, Orewe t.rict Council & Public Vaccinator for Sandbach &The Mayor of Congleton & the chairmen, for the time Alsager & Old Rode Districts, Congleton Union. Chrisbeing,of the Alsager, Middlewich & Sandbach Urban topher Hy. Went·wo.rth Bennett L.R.C.P.Lond.Cre" e rdDistrict Councils. are ex-officio magistrates Relieving Officer, Sandbach District, Congleton Union~Clerks to the Magistrates, Robert Bygott, Hope street, Thomas Clarke, Welles street-Sandbach & Middlewich, Henry L. Reade, Congleton Registrar of Dirths & Deaths, Sandbach Sub-Di.5lriet,Petty Sessions are held at the Public Institute every Congleton Union, Han)" Ferrand, Wheelock r~:ldthird Wednesday at II a.m.; . also at Congleton &Middlewich, &; occasional Courts are held at the Clerl\s' l'LA.CES OF WOltSHIP, with timeS' of Services.Office, Middlewich & at Sandbach & Alsager Police St. Mary's Church, Rev. John Richard Armitstead M.A..Stations vicar; 10.30 a.. &; 6.30 p.m.; 1St sun. in month, 10.30The following places' are in the Sandbach section of the a.m. (holy communion); 3 & 6·30 p.mPetty Sessional division :-Als3g-er, .Arclid, Betchton, St. JOohn's Church, Sandbach Heath, Rev. Sydney HemyBlackden, Bradwall, Brereton, Church Hulme, Church Armitstead M.A. vicar; 10·30 a.m. & 2.45 p.m.; holyLawton, Elton, Hassall, Moston, Sandbach, Twemlow communion, 10.30 a.m. 1st sun. in monthand WheelockSt. Winefride Catholic Chapel, Union street, Rev. FutherRyan; mass every second sunday, 9.45 a.m .URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL.Congregational, Hope street, Rev. Ernest Hampden-CuokMeetings at the Town hall, 1st monday in month, 7 p.m. M.A.; 10.30 a.m. & 6,3° p.m. ; wed. 7. 15 p.mMembers. Primitive Methodist, Welles street, Rev. George T. D.Ch . J h B bb' "Pidsley; 2·30 & 6.3 0 p.m.; mono 7·30 p.mauman, 0 n e mgton. United Methodist Free Church, Bradwall road, Uev.Vice-Ohairman, Edwin Foden.Richards Woolfenden;\ 10.30 a.m. & 6.30 p.w.; 111on.John BebbingtonJames HuckleyJohn AllcockJames BosleyAlfred Ernest PooleGeorge NewallEdwin FodenEdwin LuntEast \Vard.7 p.U!Retire Retir.e Wesleyan, Seaman's Banlc, Rev. T. Alexander Seed (supt.),April April. Rev. William Robinson, supernumerary; 10.30 a.01. &1903 MaLt. Hassall Eardley 1904 6.30 p.m.; mono & frio 7.30 p.m1903 Harry Billyard 19051904 Walter Lea 1905 ' SCHOOLS.North Ward.The Grammar school, in the Wheelock road, erected at a1903 I George Venables 1904 cost of £7,000, & opened in 1849, is a buildillg in the1903 1 William Ryder 1905 Early English style, with a frontage of 210 feet, & con-1904 John Darlington 1905 tains head master's residence, school room, class rooms,Welt Ward.laboratory, gymnasium & dormitories· for boarders; it1 903 \ Edward Holland 1905 is- endowed with about £750 yearly, from which £2001904 yearly is awarded in scholarships & £120 in exhibitionsto the Universities; there were in 1901 between 90 kOFFICIALS.100 boys; S. W. Finn M.A. late scholar of St. John'sClerk, Alfred Edward Stringer, Crewe roadCollege, Cambridge (12th -Wrangler), head master; 'V.T.reasurer, David Haughton, Manchester &; Liverpool Dis- "E,.-(\th-Tyrer, second mastertrict Bank Limited NatlUnal, The Square, built in 1841, for 350 boys & 350Medical Officer of Health, Robert Riddell M.n., O.M. girls; average attendance, 205 boys &; 156 girls; Wm.Crewe roadNock, master; Mrs. Annie Robbins, mistressSurveyor, Sanitary Inspector, Market Inspector &; Rate Infants', 'femperance hall, Scotch commons, for 200 chil-&; Water Rent Collecror, Amos Wood, Elworth street dren; average attendance, 120; Miss Harriet Axson,School Attendance Officer, John Turner, Green street mistressPUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS. National, Sandbach heath, erected 1866 & enlarged 18gl,for 120 boys & girls (mixed) & 80 infants; average at-The County Court (Sandbach au Congleton), held at the tendance, 130; Arthur Carter. master; Miss MaryLiterary Institute (quarterly), High town, His Honor Venables, mistress; Miss Lucy Arnold, infants' mistressL. Yate Lee judge; Henry Latham, Congleton, regis.- Ch I (. d) t d . ftrar &; high' bailiff. The following places are within ,Wesleyan, ape street mlxe ,erec e m 18 74, or 25°boys & girls & 120 infants; average attendance, Igothe jurisdiction of the county court of Congleton & boys & girls & 90 infants; William T. Barnett, master;Sandbach :-Alsager, Arclid, Astbury or N~- Miss Mary Ann Wood, infants' mistressbold' Astbury, Betcbton, Biddulph, Blackden, Bradwall,Brereton, Brownlow, Buglawton, Church Hulme,NEWSPAPERS.Church Lawton, Cong'leton, Cotton, Cranage, Sandbach Chronicle. The Square, Robert liend, pinterDavenport, Eaton, Elton, Elworth Ettiley Heath, Has- & propr.; Miss Harriet Jones, local publisher; pub-~all, Hulme Walfield, KermiMham, Leese, Marton, lished satMoreton, Moston, Mow Cop (Cheshire), Odd Rode, Rad~nor, Sand'bach, Scholar Green, Smallwood, Somerford,Sandbach Guardian, High town, Samuel Ford, pt.hlisher;published sat .Somerford Booths, Swettenham, Tetton, Twemlow & Sandbach & Middlewich Advertiser, High qtreet, SwamWheelock&; Co. Lim. proprietors &; publishers; pU:Jli:Jhed friThe district of the court is within Macc:esfield! Bankrupreydistrict, Arthur Crabtre~ Proct~r, 23 ~g RAILWAY ST.ATION.Edward street. Macclesfield, offiCIal receIver London au North 'Yestern, Robert Thomas Humphreys,j unt y Police Station. Bold street, Charles Dean, ser- manager of good·s depot & station mastergeant, &; 6 menCO~YEYANCES.FI e Engine Station, Scotch commons, John Cooke, supt.~ 10 men Shropshire Union & Trent au Mersey Canal, Henry Shields,Stamp Office, Hi~h street agent .Town &; Market HaJI, Hi~ st-reet, Jesse Weod, hallkeeper Omnibl,lses frorp. the George, Swan &; "heatsheaf hotehCo~letoJlJ Union Workhouse, Arclid, John Young', gover- meet the different trains on the London au NorthnCi.f; Rev. Henry Sidney Ar~itsteadJ M.A. chaplain; "~estern railway

508 SANDBACH. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'SSANDBA.CH.Hall Cecil Herbert, The Hill Remer Mrs. AshfieldsPRIVATE nESIDE~TS. Hall Herbert, West view, Elworth st Riddell Robert M.B. Crewe roadArmitstead Rev. Sydney Henry M.A. Hampden-Cook Rev. Ernest M.A. Robinson Rev. William (Wesleyan)r(vicar of St. John's, & surrogate (Congregational), Union street Elworth street •& chaplain of Congleton Work- Harthan Ezra J.P. Black acres Roc Henry James, Middlewich roadhouse), Brick houseHassall Mrs. Bradwall street Richards Wm. Armstrong, Hillsid~.A.rmitstead Re,'. Canon In. Rd. ~LA., Haughton David, Bank house Royds John, The Hill houseJ.P. (vicar of St. )1ary's), Vicarage Heather Thomas James, Rosemount, Ryder Miss, Newfield houseAshby Richard, Newark house Crewe roadScragg Walter, Hope streetBarnett William, :\Jlornington villas, Henshall George, ""heelock road Seed Hev. Thomas Alexander (Wesleyan),Seamans bankBl'adwall roadHill Frederick William, Howe villas,Bennett Chl'istCll'her Henry 'Yent- Bradwall roadShakerley Miss, Ivy vils. Bradwall I'dworth, Bell view, Wheelock road HitchinsonClement,Mount ho.The Hill Shaw :\lrs. :\lill Hill houseBosley James, The LimesHolloway William, Newfield terrace Sherratt :\'1rs. Wheelock roadBrerton Samuel, Congleton road Husey Capt. Edgar, The Brook Sherratt Samuel, The HillBroad :\Irs. ~ewton villas, Bradwall st .Jepson Alfred, Congleton road • Skerratt Thomas, Bridge streetBroderick Edwd. Clifton viIs.Crewe I'd Johnstone Charles Brand ~LB. Whee- Stringer John, The CottageBull Miss, Wheelock roadlock roadStringer ::\lrs. Wheelock roadBurgess Miss, Mornington villas,Brad- Jones Miss, Bradwall road Sutton ~liss, Bradwall roadwell road .Jones Samuel, Bradwall road Tatnall Mrs. :\liddlewich roadButterworth Benjamin, Elworth st Latham Charles, Wheelock road l'homns \rilliam 'Cpton, Elworth villaBygott Robert, Congleton road Latham )11'5. Wesley cottage, Middle- Thornhill David, l\liddlewich roadBygott Robert, jun. Congleton road wich roadTwigg John W. Egerton cottage, ~1id·Crewe In. Heath ho. Sandbach heath Lea Edward, Elworth streetdlewich roadOunliffe Mrs. Fenton viI. Congleton rd Lunt Edwin, HigMownVenables Charles, h'y ho. Elworth s'Darlington Thomas. Belle Vue terrace Mann Mrs. Bridge houseWalker Mrs. l\Iiddlewich roadDicken Samuel, Welles street :Massey Henry Boston J.P. Westfield:; Walker Edgar, Clifton viIs. Crewe I'dDickinson '1'hos. :Flatfields ho. Hope st Massey Mrs. Howe viIs. Bradwall I'd Wardle Mrs. Hope streetDixon Joseph, WheelocK road Minshull William, Hungerford villas, Webstf'r ~Irs. Congleton roadEachus Frank, Elworth street Crewe roadWhittaker Mrs. Cosgleton roadEachus John, Congleton road Moseley Edward. Middlewich ruad Wilding Miss, Congleton roadEdwards Cbas. Wm. Wheelock road Xield· Mrs. Ivy cottage\roolf Edward Samuel, Abbey fieldsFerrand Barry, Congleton road Nixon Mrs. Morningside. Congleton I'd Woolf Miss, West house, Crewe roadFinn S. W., M.A. (master of the Pedley Miss Newton viIs. Bradwall rd Woolfenden Rev. Richards (UnitedGrammar School), Wheelock road Pidsley Rev. George T. D. (Primitive Methodist), Bradwall roadGoodall Mrs. Bradwall road Methodist), Welles street\roolley Mrs. Bradwall roadHall 1\'Iisses, Middlewich road Pinder James, jun. Congleton road Wright George, Middlewich roadCOMMERCIAL.Early Closing Day, Tuesday, I p.m.Adlard Ernest, tinplate worker, Middlewich roadAllcock Geo. & Sons. nurserymen & seedsmen, Heath road.!llcock George, nurseryman, Sandbach heathAllcock Joseph, shopkeeper, Ghurch streetAllcock Lewis, hair dresser, Crewe roadAllcock Martha (:Mrs.), grocer & beer rUr. Sandbach hthAllcocl~ Thomas, watch maker, High streetAllen Edmund, clogger, High streetAllman Frederick, clothier, High townAlwyn Charle~ George. photographer, Middlewich roadBagnall J obn, beer retailer, Scotch commonsBailey William, gas & wateT fitter. Bradwall roadBarlow A. costumier. Bradwall I' (IBarlow James, hair dresser, HiglJ""WnBaskerville Thomas, baker & groc~;, The SquareBebbington John, Old Hall innBeech John, marine store dealer, Ohurch strc>etBeech Mary (Mrs.), apartments, Hawk streetBennett Christopher Henry Wentworth L.RC.P.Lon.!.,M.R.C.S.Eng. physician & surgeon & medical officer ofhealth Congleton Rural District Council & public vaccinatorfor Sandbach & Alsager & Old Rode districts,of the Congleton union, Wheelock roadBickerton Edwin, plumber & painter, Welles streetBillington William S. farmer, Offiey ho. Congleton roadBillyard· Harry, draper, High streetBoffey Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer, TaxmereBoffe)" J olm, butcher, The SquareBolshaw John Edward, butcher, Welles streetBooth Clara (Mrs.), Black Bear P.H. The SquareBosson Samuel, draper, Middlewich roadBoughton Jane (1\11'5.), saddler, High ~treetBoulter George M.R.C.V.S. veterinary srgn. Wbeelock rdBrereton Samuel, builder, 'Welles streetBroad Ambrose, grocer, Crewe roadBroadhurst Abraham, draper, Welles streetBuckley- James, butcher, High streetBull Sarah (Miss), ladies' school, Wheelock roadBullock Samuel, Swan hotel, High townBurchenough George, beer retailer, Chapel streetButler l~dward, beer retailer, Wheelock roadButters William, Red Lion P.H. High streetBygott Robert & Sons, solicitors, Hope streetBygott Robert (firm, Bygott Robert & Sons), solicitor,commissioner for oaths, commissioner to take acknowledg'mentsof married women, clerk to the magistratesat ·Sandbach for the Middlewich ~ Sandbac"h petty~essionaL division, clerk to the commissioner of .taxes,clerk to the joint burial committee, & Sandbach School& Almshouse Foundation, Hope streetB\'!:!ott, Rohert, jun. solicitor, see Bygott Robert & SonsChandler 'Villiam, shopkeeper, Union streetChapman Charles, greengrocer, High streetClarke Thomas, relieving offieer for Sandbach district ofthe Congleton union, Welles streetClews Thomas, saddler, High streetClowes Daniel, ironmonger, High streetClowes Joseph, draper, High town, & tailor, Market sqCondliffe Charles, brick maker, Congleton roadCondlifI~ Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Elworth streetConservative Club (Charles Edwards, sec.), High stree.Cook Charles, earthenware dealer, The SquareCook John, cycle maker, Crewe roadC{lOk John, fishmonger, Welles streetCooke Annie (Mr15.), shopkeeper, Union ~treetCooke John, blacksmith, Scotch commonsCounty Court (Henry Latham, Conglet{)n, registrar khigh bailiff), Literary institute, High townCrewe John, brick & pipe maker, Bradwall roadDarlington John, shopkeeper, Chapel streetDavis James, Railway hotelDavis Thomas, grocer & beer retailer, Congleton roadDean John, cabinet maker, Middlewich roadDickinson William Henry, accountant, Scotch common&Duckworth Henry, coal dealer, Sandbach heathEachus & Son, printers &c. The SquareEardley Edward & Son, pawnbrokers, High townEaton Joseph F. milk dealer, High streetEaton Thomas, boot & shoe maker, High streetEgerton George (Mainwaring & Egerton), cabinet maker&c. The Square .Egerton Martha. (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Welles streetElsby Sarah (Mrs.), grocer, High streetFerrand Harry, clerk to the Conglet{)n BO:ll'd of Guardians& to the Assessment Committee of Congl£'toIllunion & registrar of births & deaths for Sandbach subdistrictof the Congleton union, Wheelock roadFlaherty ,Tames, Lower ChequeI' P.H. Hawk stre('tFord Frank, cabinet maker, Green streetFord Samuel, cabinet maker, High townForster James, greengrocer, Scotch commonsFox Matthew Henry, pharmac'eutica.l chemist, Hi~h to'\1"11

OIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. 8ANUBACH. 509Haughton David, manager of the Manchester &; LiverpoolDistrict Bank & treasurer to the U:Juan District (,ouncil,the ::;andbach Savings Bank & to the School &; AlmshousesFoundation, High streetHawley Josiah Henry, jeweller, High ~treetHenshaJl John, wheelwright, Scotch commonsHIggins A. (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Union streetHilditch John, auctioneer, Bradwall roadHilditch Mary Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Bradwall roadHild)"ard Henry, George hotel, High streetHodgkinson Joseph, shopkeeper, Hawk streetHolford· Emily (Miss),

510 SANDBACH. CHESHIRE. [ KELLY'SARCLID.Kennedy Lt.-Col. In. J.P. Brookside Butters Edward, farmerCOMMERCIAL.Cooke Thomas, farmer. Arclid greenBeech James, farmer, Brook farm Congleton Union Workhouse (JohnBoffey Phillip, farmerYoung, governor)Boffey Robert (Mrs.), grocer Crewe Joseph, farmer, Cottage farmBroad John, farmer; & at Smallwood Dakin Margaret (Mrs.), farmel'Broad Alfd. Wm. frmr. Arclid cottage Davenport Allen, shoe makerETTILEY BEATH.Ash William. farmerBrereton Edwin, coal merchantBrereton Thomas. cowkeeperCooke Abel, farmerDunning William, beer retailer\ Hassall Thomas. farmerHague In. farmer, Arclid Hall fztrmJones William. builderPeaver William, Rose & Crown P.H.builder & farmerPlant Charles. blacksmithYearsley Thomas, cowkeeperHodgson George, cowkeeperIHodgson Jobn, farmerI Warburton J as. traction engine propl'SEACOMBE is an ecclesiastical parish, formed in 1847 18,3°,9& [I.go p.m. ; sundays, 5.15 & 111.15 p.m. Telefromthe parish of Wallasey, with a station on the Wirral graph office open on sunday, from 8 to 10 p.mrailway, and is also a steamboat· station on theriver Mersey, directly opposite to Liverpool, a mile and a WALLASEY URBAN DLSTRlar COUNCIL.half north from Birkenhead railway station and a mile west For names of members & officials see Egremont.from Liverpool by ferry across the Mersey, in the WirralSchools.division of the county of Chester, lower diviS'ion of the B d P ulhundred of Wirral, union and county court district of oa:, 0 to~ road, erected in 18 9 2 , for 450 boys, 390Birkenhead, rural deanery of Birkenhead and archdeaconry g~rls 3 68 l~fants; a.verage attendance. 35 0 boys, 365guls & 236 mfants; James Fullerton, master' Missand diocese of Chester. Seacombe forms two wards of M. Coffee, mistress; Miss Beatrice M. Bostock, infants'the eight compriS'ing the Urban district of Wallasey. mistressnamed respectively North and South Seacombe, and is St P ul' N' Ilighted with gas and supplied with water by that Council ..a s atlona, Bridle road, erected in 1867, for 810from works at Poulton-cum-Seacombe. The church of St. children; average attendance, 850; Charles MartinPaul is a building of stone in the Middle Pointed style Coffee, master; Miss Esther Teare, mistress; Mrs.Margaret Hughes, infants' mistressprevalent about the latter part of the 13th century, and W 1 (. d)consists of chancel, clerestoried nave of six bays, aisles. es eyan mlXe ,Brighton street, erected in 1856 & ensouthporch and a western tower with pinnacles containing larged 1.87~, for 5 2 5 children; average attendance, 427 p. . h James Wnght, master; Mrs. Mary A. Newbould misonebell: there are eight ·stamed wmdows: t e church was tress; (infants) built in 1889, for 200 children; a;erageenlargedin 1862 and a north aisle transept and vestry attendance, 120added in 1891 from designs by Messrs. Grayson and Ould, 0 L darchitects, at a cost of £1,5°0, principally subscribed by ur a y & St. Joseph's Catholic (mixed), Wheatland lane.d . . built in 1t876, for 440 children; average attendance,residents in the district: the church affor s 900 slttings. 292 ; Miss Bridget MoKeon, mistress; (infant,s' newThe registers date from the year 1847. The living is a school) for 262 children; average at'tendance 126; Missvicarage, net yearly value £404, without residence, in the Kate MadMahon, mistress 'gift of trustees, and held since 1878 by the Rev. Robert Fire Engine Station, Seacombe division, Platt street~Johnston Weatherhead M.A. of Trinity ·College, Dublin, James Brown, superintendent; 'WIlliam Clark, captainhone canon of Chester and surrogate, who resides at & 7 menEgremont. The Oatholic church, dedicated to Our Lady Ferry Station.and St. Joseph, and erected in 1889, is a building of stonein the Gothic style: the west front was completed and a Steamboats to Liverpool (wind & weather permittingbaptistery added in 1894: the church will seat 600 persons. & casualties excepted) hourly from I a.m. to 5 a.m.;The 'Vesleyan chapel was erected in 1,857; the Welsh ev;ry i ho~r from 5 a.m. till 8 a.m.; then every 10Calvinistic church in Liscard road, erected in 1878, is a mmutes untIl 10 a.m. & then every i hour until 5 p.m.;building of stone in the Gothic style with a lofty spire. and then every 10 minutes unbil 7 p.m.; then every i hourseats 500 persons. Seacombe Bethel, Wheatland lane. is until 9 p.m.; then i hourly until 12.g0 a.m.; saturdaysan institution in connection with the Seamen and Boat- as above until 10 a.m.; then i hourly until 10.30 p.m. pmen's Fr~end Society, established in 1883, and provides a then i hourly until 12·30 a.m.; midnight, I a.m. to 5place of worship for seamen; a new Bethel wa$ built in a.m.; sundays, 12·30 & I a.m. & hourly until 7 a.m.i1892 at a cost of £9°0. The Seacombe Institute and then 7·30 & ! hourly until lI.go a.m. then 11.45 a.m.Vienna Hall, Brighton street, consists of reading, billiard, &; i hourly until 8.go p.m.; then i hourly until 12.30chess and draughts rooms, club room and various class a.m. Fare, 4·45 a.m. to 12·30 a.m. Id. each; 12·45rooms for the teaching of drawing and painting; the a.m. to 4 a.m. 6d. each, including contractorsinstitute is supported by subscriptions; attached to theLuggage Boat.institute is an ambulance class. and an ambulance is kept 6.go a.m.; then 8 a.m. & hourly until 6 p.m. tuesdays,here for use in case of accident; the library consists of wednesdays, fridays & saturdays; 7 a.m. & hourly untilupwards of 3,700 volumes.6 p.m.mondays &thursdays (1St April to 31St October);Seacombe is one of the ancient ferries of the Mersey, and 7 a.m. & hourly until 5 p.m. from 1St Nov. to 31st Marcbthe present ferry,opened for traffic in 1879, was constructedWallasey Omnibuses.at a cost of £150,000, upon a part of the foreshore reclaimedfor that purpose; it includes a landing stage with From Seacombe to New Brighton, 8.3 0 till 10 a.m. everycovered connecting bridges for passenger traffic, on a 10 minutes; 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. every i hour; 5 to 7 p.m.similar scale and design with those at Liverpool and Wood- every 10 minutes; 7 to 9 p.m. every i hour; 9 to IIside, and has a lofty clock tower; there is also a -special p.m. every i hourarrangement for the goods and railway cross-river traffic,Wallasey Tramways.by means of hydraulic lifts placed at the extremity of a Seacombe to New Brighton, 8·30 a.m. to 10.3 0 p.m.;high level pier projecting into the river to the edge of the then II & II·3 0 p.m.; sundays, II a,m. 12 noon & 1.3 0landing stage; by means of these lifts (which are each p.m. &; every 15 minutes till 10·30 p.mequal to a 25 tons load) wagons and carts can be put upon POULTON-COO..SEAOOrMiBE is a township on Wallaseythe landing stage at any state of tide, and without loss of Pool, half a mile south from Liscard and Poulton stationtime or risk, and are thence dispatched by steamer to on the Wirral railway and about· 3i miles north fromLiverpool. There are four good hotels. Several inqui- Birkenhead in the parish of West Wallasey. Poultonsitions of the date of Henry VI. show that part of the village forms a ward of Wallasey Urban Distr'ict Oouncilmanor of Poulton, with that of Seacombe, was then held district and is lighted with gas and supplied with waterby the Houghs, of Leighton, under the Pooles. The by t'he District Council. St. Luke's church, Breck road,representatives of the late Rev.Mr.Mainwaring,the trustees is in connection with 1St. Hilary's church, Wallasey.of the late Captain Smith and Mr. Charles Mainwaring are In Breck road. close to the boundary of IWallasey andthe chief landowners. The .goil is principally clay; the Poulton, is a monument of stone, erected to the memorysubsoil, various. The area of Seacombe is 830 acres; of Mrs. Boode, of Leasowe Castle, who was killed near thisrateable value, with Poulton, £125,°46; the population of spot by 80 fall from her pony caTriage, April zISt, 11S2'6.the ecclesia.stical parish in 1891 was 10,586. The area of the township is 758 acres of land. 72 ofTown Sub-Post, M. O. & T. 0., T.M. .0 .• Express De- water, 276 of tidal water and go of foreshore; rateablelivery, Parcel Post. S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office, value with Seacombe, £lz5,046; the population in 1901-Clifford .fl. Sturt·, sub-postmaster, Brighton street. . was 20,547, but the area of the ward of 'Poulton~etters from all parts received from Birkenihead & de- Iis 505 acres, rateable value £'le,950 and population $,93 1 •lIvery commence~ at 7 a.m. '12 noon, 4 & 7 p.m.; iun- I Post & M. o. 0., S. B. & Annuity &; Insurance Office,days, 7 a.m.; dIspatched at 10 &; 11.30 a.m. 2, 5·45. Poulton.-Mrs. Mary Torrance, sub-postmistress. L~-

DIRECTORY. ] CHESHIRE. SEACOMBE. 611ters from Birkenhead are delivered at 8.30 a.m. &3·30 & 5·30 p.m.; dispatched 9 a.m. & 1·30, 4, 7.30 &8'45 p.m.; sunday, 5.IS p.m. Nearest telegraphoffice is at Liscard, one mile distantPoulton Bridge, crossing Wallasey Pool; toll, foot passengers,Id.; cabs, 3d; carts & lurries, 3d.; cycles, Id.;toll keeper, James JonesrmVATE RESIDENTS. Chambers Samuel P. Pool cottage, Evans Francis, 9 Buchanan roadAickin George, 64 Clarendon road Poulton road Evans Joseph, 85 Falkland roadAllen George,s Myrtle grove Clark James R.Anchorage, Promenade Evans Miss, 90 St. Paul's roadAllen MiSt,S Myrtle grove Clark James W. 38 Park road Evans j\hs. 37 Lit.uedale roadAnderson William, 23 Falkland road Olarke Joseph K. 12 Park road Evans Mrs. S. J. 3 Halstead roadAnderson Wm. OhTistopher M.A.,M.B., Olarke Riahnrd, 8 Myrtle grove Evans Robert, 5 Park avenuea.M. Edin. Falkland roadAndrews· MTS. 84 Littledale roadOlarke W~.. C.Ambleside,Br.oughton I'd Evans William, 7 Littledale roadOlarke Wilham Henry,3I Llttledale I'd Eyre Mrs. 82 Littledale roadArcher Thomas,.I4 Kenilworth roadArlet.t Oharles, 39 Percy roadOleatol' Mrs. 8 Sandon tel'. Sandon rd Fellin John, 10 St. Paul's roadClendinnen Alfred E. 13 Glenburn I'd Finnigan John, 63 Brougham. roadAtherton Mn. 18 Riversdale road Cloves John, 6 Beatrice street Fisher William, Brentwood, PromenadeAughton Edward, 59 Littledale road Coates John Stewart, 7 The Gro¥e, Fisher William, 21 Riversdale roadAust Arthur, Silverdale, Promenade Somerville Fishwick Henry, 60 Littledale roadAustin George, 70 Littledale road O>ckrill Thomas ",:. 17 Falklan~ road Fitton ~lrs. 14 Percy roadAyers Miss, 104 Littledale road Coffee· :Mrs: 7 Manne parade, Buken- Flanigan Mrs. Glenburn, Brougham I'dBackhouse James,s Clarendon road head roaa Fletcller Jesse, 4 River viewBagot Oharles, 78 Clarendon road Oogblan :Mrs. 62 Falkland road Fletchel' :Mrs. 10 Falkland roudBaines Norman R. 101 Bell road Conde Mi.ss, 59 Falldand road Foden Robert, 17 Bell roadBaines William, 14 Littledale road Connell "Mrs. E. 144 Brighton street Foot Harry, 50 Falkland roadBale Mrs. 85 Bell roadConnor Michael, Aubrr cot.Liseard I'd Foster Jas. William, 56 Littledale roadBall James, 45 Bell roadC'opnall Thomas, 42 Kenilworth road Foster Joseph F. II Riversdale roadBall John, 74 Clarendon road Cornwall John Birkett,27 Clarendon I'd Fusler Matthew H. Beaconsfield,Ball Ralph Brookes, 62 Buchanan rond Cossentine Norman, 37 York road PromenadeBanlts Alfred, 98 Brighton street Cox .Hen:y. 26 Clarendon road Foster Willinm, ~o Kenilworth roadBaragwanath Edwin, 8 Falkland road Cozzlfachl Emsmus, 36 Falldand road Fowles )11'5. 50 Bell roadBarclay Mrs. II Littledale road Crabb William H. Mersey house, Ferry Francis Robert J. 48 Falkland rou:lBarratt Mrs. 48 Kenilworth road View road Fraser Mrs. 76 Buchanan r03dBartlett Mrs. 43 Littledale road Cl'3ws'haw Mrs. 52 Rappart road Frodsham )Irs. I Bell roadBaotchelor Samuel, 6 Kenihrorth road Orean Joseph, Clitheroe vil. Poulton I'd Fullerton James, 44- Clarendon roadBeattie Mrs. 2 Kenilworth road Cr~ddle Mr:. 9 Myrtle grove Gabrielson Augustinus, 51 Percy roadBeckett William E. 80 Littledale road Crmyon MISS, 10 Bell road Galt ~Irs. 7 Kenilworth roadBeddome Geo. Wm. 30 Clarendon road Orippin Alfred John, 69 Clarendon rd Gamble Willium Henry, 3 Mersey \"iewBeer William Edwd. 18 Sandon road Orosby Leonard 24 Littledale road Gascoyne Hpnry, 9 Glenburn roadBell Thomas Jesse. 78 Littledale road Crowe Michael. 45 Poulton road Gath Courtenay, 12 Kenilworth roadBell William, 39 Park roadOroxton John James, I Littledale road Gerratt Alfred, 15 Riversdale roadBellis Thomas, 80 St. Paul's road Oruise Mrs. 15 Buchanan road Gibbons John, 73 Clarendon roadBennett William. 48 Clarendon road Culshaw Mis-s, 71 Falkland road Gibney JO'hn, 45 Clarendon roadBenson )lrs. 61 Kenilworth road Curl :Mrs. 44 Kenilworth road Gill Oharle·s, 78 Buchanan roadBerry Clement H. 14 Halstead road Daglish Robert Pemberton, 19 Falk- Glass William James, 12 Somerville,Biggins Mrs. 71 Brighton street land road Poulton roadBillett Mr.-. 32 Park roadBirahall )11'5. Bo Clarendon roadDale Arthur, 56 Falldand road Glover ~frs. 4B Bell roadDanby Mrs. Westfield ho. !)ercy l'd Goodacre John, 86 Buchanan roadBlack .:Mrs. 44 Falkland road Danby Noble 0., C.E. 20 The Grove, Gordon William, 7 Myrtle groveBIackall Rev. Edward (Wesleyan), 18 Somerville Gould Joseph, 73 Littledale roadFulkland road Dm'idson Mrs. 14 Falkland road Graham :\lrs. 10 Riversdale roadBlackmore Henry, 7 Riversdale road Davidson William. 9 Clarendon road Graham Walter G. 84 Bell roadBlake Thomas Alfred, 52 Littledale I'd Davies Evan A. n Falkland road Grassick Rev. John (Eng-lish pne:,l·y-Bland Walter, 26 Kenilworth road Davies John PerCIval, 43 Falldand rd terian), 146 Brighton streetBIea,sdale Richard T. 13 York road Davies John Twiston M.B'4 Liscard rd Gray ~lrs. 22 Clarendon roadBlewett Wm. Varkel', 47 Falkland rd Davies Miss, 14 St. Paul's road Gray Mrs. 22 The Grove, SomervilleBlundell William. H. 32 Falldand road Davison Richard, 2 Glenburn road Greenhalgh Mrs. A. 24 Clarendon I'dBoadle Gardner Chambers, 7 May av Davison William, 99 Bell road Greenwood ~fTs. 60 Bell roadBo·hannan Miss, 2 LitUedale road Dawe Joseph H. 51 Poulton roadBorthwick Alexander, .11 Clarendon rd Dawes William. 47 Poulton roadGreet,hnm Findlay. 132 BrightonGrieve C. M. 30 York roadstBotten Frederick, II Myrtle groveBowdleI' Daniel, 83 Falkland roadDean Mrs. 3 Clarendon road Griffiths- John.3 The Grove,SomervilleDeans Robert :\1:ont.gomerie, I I Falk· Griffit~ Thomas, 52 Buchanan roadBowman :\{r5.I3 Somerville, Poulton rdBrab"n Henry, 33 Clarendon roadland road Griffiths Walter,Denton Mrs. 4 The Grove, Somerville Sandon roadla, Sandon terrace.Brettargh Oharles, 38 Falkland road Devlin Mrs. 55 Kenilwortili road Grigioni Giovanni, 3 Beatrice streetBrewer Thomas, 57 Littledale roadBridge Owen, 21 Littledale roadDick Matthew, 33 Kenilworth road Grundy Mrs. 21 Falkland roadDix Thomas- Henry. 50 Clnrendon rond Halsall Archibald, 51 Littledale roadBridges Mrs. 23 Kenilworth road Dixon John, 14 RIversdllle road Hamilton John. 6 Clarendon roadBrierley Harold, 34 LitUedale road Dobson Robert, I I ~enil,,:ort'h road HaIT!son Samuel, 5 Riversdale roadBriscoe Mrs. 18 Clarendon road Dodd Thomas, 3 Rlver Vlew Harl'lson Thomas, 20 Clarendon roadBrocyden Edward, 20 Sandon road Dodswortb MTS. H. S. 32 Olarendon I'd Harrop Thomas, 58 Falkland roadBro~k Mrs. P. Rose cottage, Poulton I'd Donovan Daniel H. 62 Clarendon road Harlley William, 31 Falkland roadBrow~ John, II York road Dougall Donald, 80 Buchanan road Hartridge Wm. Geo. 46 Kenilworth l'dBrown Henry G. 57 Poulton roadBrown Mrs. 6 Myrtle groveDownie Basiles, 2 York road.Drinkwa·ter Mrs. 77 Demesne streetHawkins Edward, 68 Littledale ToadHaynes )Irs. 101 Buchanan roadBryant James, 47 Littledale roadBuchanan Mrs. E. 33 Littledale roadDuffy Mrs. E. 33 Park roadDuncan Georg-e. 41 Kenilworth roadHellan 'Mrs·. H. 42 Bell roadHelsby George, 87 Bell roadBurch James H. 75 Littledale road Earl Mrs. Heathfield, Liscard road Hely Mrs. E. H. IS Glenburn roadBurgess Edwin B. 79 Falkland road Eccles Richard,5 Somerville,Poulton I'd Hely Thomas, 59 Kenilworth roadBurrows Thomas Austin, Wright st Edwardes Miss M. 17 Clarendon road Hemmings. :\Irs. 77 Brighton streetBurstall Mrs. 59 Clarendon road .. Edwards William J. 55 Falldand rd Heptonstall George, 25 Falldand roadButler William M. 102 Buchanan road Egginton John W. 9 Somerville, Poul- Hewson William Scarcliff, PromenadeBuxton Hy. 6 Somerville, Poulton road ton road IHibbert Jo:I1n James. 7 .Leopold streetCain Wm. P. 2 St. John's terrace Eils William Henry. 75 Falkland road Hidden John.Nort.h Deltmg,PromenndeOallwood Mrs. 104 Buchanan road Elkes Henry H. 7 Halstead road Hill Leona,rd Geo. 53 Falkland roadCampbell And~e'W, 75 Clarendon road Elliott Mrs. 83 Bell road H~ll Miss: ?6 Clarendon roadOampbell Mordaunt S.Il Clarendon rd Elliott Mrs.=;6 Clnrendon road H~lton Wllham E. 23 York roadrantTE."ll Wm. Goodison, 8 Leopold st Elliott )1:rs. Elizabeth, 29 Buchanan rd Hitchcock In...!.ugustns,24 Falkland rdCapewell Mrs., 36 Cla;rendon road Elli:, ~I(rs. 51 Kenilworth road Hobkirk Robert, 26 York roadCartwright Geo. I St. Anne's terrace Ellis Mrs. ~ S~n~erville, Po~lton road Holderness John, 53 Po~ton roadCattle John. 2 Ri¥pr viE."·wElston John WIlham, 9 Kenilworth I'd Holmes H~n:r J. 22 Kemlworth roadCava.nagh Sarnl. =; The Gro. Somerville Rvans Alfred Henr~> 12 Myrtle grove HoJme~ Wilham Ernes~,87 Falkland I'dChi!holm Mrs. i6 ClflTE'ndon road Evans Oharles, 4 LIttledale road Holt RIchard W. 19 LIttledale road

512 SEACOMBE. CHESHIRE.Home Thomas M. 37 Percy road 'Marr.s James, 21 Percy road Rigg Miss, 19 Clarendon roadRoneyford Joon, 9 Riversdale road Massey 'William Hy. 31 Kenilworth rd Rimmer T.hos. Hedley ~I Buchanan rdHopps Alfd.O. Poulton ball, Poulton rd Matthews Peoter Jsph. 17 Glenburn rd Ritchie Edward Dixon, 63 Lit~lidale I'dHopps Edmund C. Elm cot.Poulton rd Mayle Oharles, 47 Percy roadHostler )Irs. Orrell cot. Liscard road Mercer Mrs. IS York roadRoberts Clharles·SomervilleA. S The Grove,Howard George, 25 York road Meredith John, 51 Brougham road Rober~s Henry, 5'4 Bucbanan roadHowitson George, I River view Merrimen Miss, 86 St. Paul's road Roberts Miss, 3 Myrtle groveHudson Mrs. 30 Buchanan roadHughes Jahn, 98 Littledale roadMock George, 41 Demesne street:Moir William, 67 Littledale roadRoberts Miss, 2 Park avenueRobert,s Mrs. 71 Littledale roadHughes Mr.s. 6 Buchanan road Montgomery Alexander ,Wasson B.A., Roberts Owen, 90 Littledale roadHug1hes Randall, 138 Brighton street M.B. 98 St. Paul's road Robertson Mrs. 148 Brighton streetHughes Wro. Joseph, 57 Kenilworth I'd .\olorgan George, 38 Claughton drive Ro.illson James, 77 Broughum roadHumphreys Francis Wm. 7 Falldand rd MorganNicholas, 90 Buchanan road Robinson Mrs. 9 Falkland roodHumphreys Frederick, 12 Buchanan I'd Morgan-Davies Rev. John B.A. (curate Robinson William F. '70 Falkland roadInglis Hugh, 28 Kenilworth road of St. Paul), 69 Brougham road Robson Stephen, 46 Falkland roadIrvin John H. 52 Clarendon road .\oJ orIey George, 35 York road Roe Mrs. 58 Clarendon roadIrvine :Mrs. 152 Brighton street. Morley Mrs. 3 Sandon road Roed Niels F. 96 Littledale roadIS'herwood Peter, 29 Falkland roudJago Richard, 61 Falldand road:Manis Mrs. 37 Rappa,rt roadMorse James, I Ri\'ersdale roadRoffey James, 16 Kenilworth roadRonald Mrs. 71 Buchanan roadJenkyn Rev. John Lewis Hughes B.A. Morton Edwin, '59 Bell road. Roper Mrs. 95 Bell road(curate & precentor of St. Peter, Moscrop John He~ry, 53 Kenilworth I'd Rot.h~rham ~I1'S'. 36 Kenilworth roadLiverpool &; surrogate), 21 ClaH~n- Mowatt Henry, 98 Buch811an road Rowell Edward, 100 BriO'hton streetdon roadMullock John, Fair view, Liscard rd Rowlands Thoma,5, 68 Falkland roadJohnson Olmrles 70 Clarendon road Munro Mrs. 75 Bell road Russell James, IS Littledale roadJohnston Samuel, I I Somerville, :Munroe William, 43 Deme,sne street Ryalls R. E. 192 Victoria roadPoulton road .\olurray James, 26 Falkland road Ryder Cecil William, 63 Kenilworth rdJohns'tone Geo. Hy. 33 Falldand rd .\oll1l'ray William Hy. 68 Clarendon 1"8 Salthouse Mrs. 35 Falkland roadJohnstone William )1. ·84 Buchanan rd Naylor Mrs. 19 Rive.rsdale 'road Sandh'3m Robert, 16 Littledale roodJones Frank H. 24 Kenilworth road Nelson Gerald, 33 Percy road Sayer James, 3 Kenilwort-h roadJones Frederick, 46 Clarendon road Newbould Thomas W. 4 Riversdale rd Scholl Oharles, 90 Olarendon roadJones Mrs. 9 Bell road Nicholls Henry, 16 Buchanan road Scott Joseph, East Cliff, PromenadeJones Mrs. 58 Bell road Nichols Thomas, 19 York road Scott Mrs. F. 24'The Grove,SomervilleJone,s Mrs. 100 Bell road Nicholson Miss, 4 :May avenue Settle William, 51 Olarendon roadJanes Mrs. 18 Buohanan road Nixon John, 22 Falkland road Shadra.ch. William, 13 Littledale roadJones Mrs. 19 Halstead rd. Somerville Nowell Albert, 30 Falkland roadJones Mrs. 18 Percy road Nowell .\oIl'S. 28 Littledale ToadSharp Mrs. 14 Sandon roadShaw Harold, 57 Bell roadJones Richard Hy. 88 Littledale road Oakes Edgar, 28 York road Shaw Mrs. 6 The. Grove, SomervilleJones Thomas, 31 Clarendon road Oakley Miss, 2 Falkland road Shaw William, Madeira cottage, Paul.Jones William, 74 Littledale road O'Brien William P. I St. John's terrace ton roadJones William, 177 Viotoria road O'Connell Mi

DIRECTORY.J CHESHIRE. SEACOMBE. 513Thomas Rev. William Eaton (Con- Vernon Mrs. 58 Littledale road Welsh Mrs. 31 Park roadgregational), 96 Brighton street Vicarman John P. 29 York road Welton John, 40 LittledaJe roadThomas Mrs. 84 Rappart road Wadsworth William J. 65 Littledale I'd Wess Jame,'. 49 Falkland roadThomas )1:rs. ~1. J. 4 Mulberry grove Walker ~~muel Sewell, 13 Falkland I'd Whalley Benjamin, 23 Littledale roadThomas Thomas Jones ~I.B. 106 Wall WIlham, 53 Littledale road Wharton Frede.rick, 60 Buooanan roadBrighton street Wallace Mrs. 110 Littledale road WhHaker Miss, 54 LittJedale roadThompson Mrs. 38 Buchanan road Walmsley Joseph, Brougham house, Whitside Mrs. 6 Riversdale roadThompson Samuel J. 61 Clarendon I'd Liscard road Whittle ~Irs. 8 Bea.trice streetThomson Mrs. 39 Clarendon road Walters Arthur, 89 Bell road Wiggins Thomas H. 65 Falkland road"Thorpe Mrs. 55 LittJedale road Walton Miss, 6 Rappart road Wilkinson Thomas M. 2 RiversdaJe I'dTin·sley William H. Claremont, Lis- Walton Mrs. 19 Glenburn road Williams Hugh Price, 66 Buooanan rdcard road Wannell James H. 20 Littledale road Williams Miss E. 5 Glenburn road'Tither Walter, 35 Kenilworth road Ward '.Dbos. In. 24 South SeQcombe tel' Williams Rubert O. 41 Lit,tledale roadToby Thoml1s, 27 York road Warde-Jones Arthur H. 12 Claren- Williamson Mrs. 43 Buchanan roadTopping Robert, 49 Percy road don road Willing Frederick H. 28 Park roadTough Mrs. 32 KenilwortAb road Warhurst Mrs. 38 St. Paul's' road Wilson Henry, Breck road, PoultonTratt Miss, 9 York avenue Warhurst Mrs'. 94 St. Paul's road Wilson Mrs. 69 Falkland roadTulloch In. Marshall 84 Cla,rendon I'd Warren Oharles L. 78 St. Paul's road Wincheste,r :Mrs. J. B. 82 Clarendon I'dTunnecliffe Richard, 25 Clarendon I'd Warriner Mrs·. 22 Park road Woodcock ::Mrs. 77 Falkland roadTurner Mrs. 57 Falkland road Watt Kenneth, 45 Kenilworth road Woodward Daniel, 41 Kenilworth roadTyrer Mrs. 38 Kenilworth road Wawn Mrs. Maude, 15 Kenilworth I'd Woodward Edward, 4 Mers'ey viewTyrer Mrs. E. 34 Percy road Wea.ring Oharles, 92 Buchanan road Woolfe Henry, 94 Brighton streetVan-Gelder Edward, 30 Littledale I'd Welch ReT. James H. (Catholic), St. Worsnip )Ii5S, 20 Park roadVaugha~ Ernest, 34 Kenilwortlh road Joseph's, Wheatland lane Wyies Mrs. 108 Littledale roadVaughan Joseph, 4 Falkland roadCOMMERCIAL..Aadland Hellik, master mariner, 5 Leopold street.A.benheim Otto, salesman, 8 York avenue.Ackerley John, shopkeeper, 3 Wood viewMfred Dock Temperance hotel (Frederick Yates,manager),Dock ToadAli9l:er George, Great Float hotel, Wheatland lane.Allison 'fhomas, inspector of electric lights, 19 Percy I'd.Anderson James, cler'k. of works, 9 Percy l'oad.Anderson Robert J. book keeper, 49 Poulton road.Anderson Wm. Chris. M.A.• )I.B. surgeon, Falkland I'd.Annrews Percy L. collector, 76 Bell road..!rcher Hy. butcher, 135 BrigMon st. &; 47 St. Paul's I'd.Archibald 'Henry. L. master mariner, 21 York road.Al'mstrong Arthur W. jeweller, 172 Victoria roadJ..rmstrong Ellen pIrs.), draper, 174 Victoria road.Ashburner Thomas, carpenter, 26 Lucerne road.Ashcroft John Joseph, advertising agent, 35 Rappart road.Ashton Paul Joseph, manager, 71 Bell road.Ashton William, engine driver, 14 York road_\stle~ Samuel, boot maker, 54 Belle Yue roadAtherton George, shopkeeper, 17 Ashville road.Atherton Henry, shopkeeper, 2 Parrr street.AthtTton John, waterman, 12 Littledale road_~tkinson Henry, dairyman, 60 Wheatland laneAtkinson John, confectioner, 87 Demesne streetAtkinson William, engineer, 31 Claughton drive.A.tlee Jamel Wm. gardener, .Alma cottage, Poulton roa.d.1.very John, tobacconist, 43 Victoria roadBabbs Ada (.Miss), fried fish dealer, 8 Abbotsford street'Bain Martha Jane (Mrs.), upholstrells, II Tabor stree~Faker George Samuel, master mariner, 9 Elmswood Toad'Bakewell Abraham A. compositor, 90 Bell roadBa.ll James, cllstoms officer, 55 Bell road"Banister Richard E. telegraph clerk, 39 Poulton road"Bank of Liverpool Limited (branch) (R. E. Ryalls, mana·~er), 192 Victoria road; draw on Glyn, Mills, Currie.&; Co. 67 Lombard street, London, E.CBanks .Alfred F.R.C.S.Eng.• L.R.C.P.Lond., D.P.H.Lond.physician & surgeon, 98 Brighton streetBanks Thomas, saddler, 65 Wheatland laneDanning James, hair dresser, 179 Wheatland laneBanning Joseph, clothier, 7 Brighton .street'Bannister Alice A. (Mrs.), beer retailer, 173 Victoria road"Bannister James, butcher, 171 Victoria roadBarron Alexander, linen draper, 157 Brighton streetBarrow Elizabeth (Mrs.), house'holder, 37 Albemarle I'dBarwise Catelina (Miss), ·confectioner, 25 Poulton road'Basnett Wm. &; Co. glass &; paint mel's. 53 Brighton streetBawden Henry, foreman, 29 'Percy roadBeaumont John, pork butcher, II3 Victoria road"Bebb Rir.hard, grocer, 137 Victoria road, ,seacombe &;Rake lan~ LiscardBeckett John, hosiers' as9istant, 75 Brighton streetlJeckitt Emelia (M!s.), shopkeeper, 46 Percy roadBeeby Robert J. clerk, 21 S~. Paul's roadBell George, fried fish dealer, 136 Victoria.roadBell John, mariner, 3 York avenue'Bell John, ware'hous2man, I Church crescentBelJ Joseph, cle·rk, 23 Bell road"Bell Joseph Robert, picture framer, 166 Brighton streetBellis (Mrs.), householder, 16 Lucerne roadDellis Thomas, white delph stone quarry &; brick maker,Wheatland lane &; 80 St. Paul's roadBenford Jacob, tailor, 42 Percy roadDennett Frederick, wheelwright, Lime Kiln lane, PoultonFcnnett John, fishmonger, 54 Oakdale roadBennett Joseph, gig boat owner, I Ethel roadBennett Robert, dairyman, 7 Church road,Benson Novel; baker, 67 Wheatland laneBent Charles Henry, shopkeeper, 12 Shaw streetBent William, shopkeeper, 47 Gladstone roadBevan Richard, confecti(J!1er, 35 Brighton streetBirch Thomas, fried fish dealer, 169 Victoria road·Birch William, compositor, 52 ClauO'hton driveBirchall Thomas, stationer, 121 Brighton streetBirkenhead &; Distriet Co-operative Soc. Ltd. grocers &provision merchants, 95 Brighton st. &; 53 St. Paul's rdDi I'SS Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, I Brotherton streetnishup Thomas, butcher, 163 1Vheatland laneBlack,burn Bros. bassinette makers, 81 Victoria roadBlackburn Charles &; Son, cQal merchants, -Hickman'•bnildings, Birh:enhead roadBlackburn Charles, hrick maker, Birkenhead roadBlackburn Edward T. foreman, 3 May avenueBlackburn Harry, bassinette maker, see Blackburn BrosBla.ckburn Tom, bassinette maker, see Blackburn BrosBlewett William, assistant auctioneer, II Percy roadBlundell Richard, Janey draper, Poulton roadBlunt Harr)" Walter. householder, II Elmswood roacLBobbitt Sarah A. (:'.Irs.), tobacconist, 34 Victoria roadBoden Alfred, waterman, 19 Claughton driveBoden Thomas, fried fish dealer, 97 St. Paul's roadBolivel' David, lfurniture remover, 67 Brighton streetBooth William, confectioner, 50 Waverley streetBoulton Mary (Mrs.), confectioner, 39 St. Paul's roadBourke James, commercial traveller, I York avenueBowen William, clerk, 66 Bell road·Brayfield William, cashier, 9 Halstead road,Bretland Isabella (Mrs.), apartments, 10 Little·dale roadBrewer Stanley, grocer, 2 &; 4 St. Paul's roadBrick Edward, boot maker, 73 & 75 Victoria roadBricks Edward, boot &; shoe maker, 17 Poulton ~oadBrid~man Frederick, clerk, 4 Rappart roadBrindle James, dairyman, 143 Brighton streetBrodie Janet (Mrs.), confectioner, Q9 Brighton streetBrooks George M. manage·r, 16 Rappart roadBl'oomby Henry, fruiterer, Poulton roadBrough John, millwright, 10 St. Paul's roadBl'own Bros. provision dealers, 91 Victoria roadBrown Benjamin, telegraphist. 26 Buchanan rroadBrown Charles Knightly, master mariner, 64 Falkland I'dBrown George, engineer, 42 St. Paul's roadBrown James, electrician, 56 Rappart roadBrown John, householder. II York ToadBrowne George, book keeper, 7 Park road'Bryant Frederick, brass finisher, 96 Bell roadBryant Mary Ann (Mrs.), dairy keeper &; farmer, Oakdalefarm, Ashville roadBr}"den David Septimus, hair dress-er, 21 Brighton streetBryden Harry N. tobacconist, 6a Brighton streetBuchanan &; Co. Limited, millers, Dock roadBnll Wm. Thos. fried fish dealer, 22 Clayton lane, PoultonBurgess Jane (Mrs.), householder, 44 Albermarle roadBurgess In. Thos. commercial traveller, 83 Buchanan I'dBnl"gess Thomas, clerk, 61 Bell roadBnrghall John J. joiner, 24 Palermo roadBurke James, mariner, 39 Rappart roadCBESHmE 33

514 SEACOMBE. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'aBurnett Eliza (Mrs.), householder, i Elmswood road.Burnley Ohristopher, metal broker, 56 Claughton dTlve,Poulton roadBarrow John George, boot maker, 54 &;, 56 Victoria roadButcher Charles, boot &;, shoe maker, 70 Brighton streetButter Fred. H. shipping clerk, 43 Claughton driveButterworth James, tele.gralphist, 39 Bell roadBuxton Henry F.Re.S., L.R.C.P.Edin. surgeon, 6'Somerville, Poulton roadByers John .A. collector, 9 Albe·rmarle roadByrne John James, book keepe·r, I Myrtle groveCalderbank Thomas, plumber, 31 Victoria roadCaldwell Charles Henry, pilot, 87 Buchanan roadCallaghan Daniel, greengrocer, 19 Brighton street'Campbell Hamilton, collector, 20 Bell roadCampbell Hannah (Mrs.), nurse, 37 Wheatland lane .Campbell Hugh C. commission agent, 3S Claughton drIve,Poulton roadCampbell Richard, jeweller, 60 Gladstone ToadCampbell Walter, "'arehouseman, 40 Bell roadCapon George F. rigger, 50 B)"erley streetCarey Charles W. mariner, 42 Gladston~ roadCarey John, millwright, '2'3 Claughton dnve, Poulton roadCal'radus William tHo coal merchant, 18 Petell" streetCarroll Thomas, chandler, 16 Bell roadCarter Frederick, grocer &;, baker, 164 Wheatland laneCarter Mary (~lrs.), shopkeeper, 13 Ohurch roadCarter Mary Ann (~Irs.), shop~eelper, 69 Vi~toria roadCartwright .Adam, pilot, 8 :Manne parade, Bl1'kenhead rdCurtwriaht 'YaUfr, boiler maker, 77 Bell roadCartwright William A. clerk, 56 Bell roadCatterall Gforge, pork butcher, 24 Rankin ~treet, PoultonChadderton John, baker, 43 Bell road ,Chamberlain Walter, mariner, 9 Park roadCharles George, manager, 9 Lucerne. roadChatham Robert W. Brighton hotel, 133 Brighton streetCheers &;, Easton, grocers, 5 &:i 7 Poulton roadCheeseborough Richd. com. traveller, 77 Buchanan roadCheshire Furnishing Co. (The) (Ebenezer Gibson, man.),22 Brighton streetCheshire Thomas & Co. metal merchants, Dock roadCheshire Lines Goods Depot, Dock roadCheshire (The) & North Wales Mercantile Trade ProtectionSociety, 23 Brighton streetChoyce Thomas, car & cab proprietor, 4S :\Iatthew streetChristian Edward, greengrocer, 85 Victoria roadChristiansen N. grocer &ic. 61 St. Paul's roadChristinsen Neil, shopkeeper, 23 Matthew streetCitrine Alfred, rigger, 17 Lucerne roadCity Drug Co. (branch), chemists, 44 Victoria roadClark William, dairyman, 12 Peter streetClarke John, plumber, 33 Wheatland laneClarke John W. plumber & joiner, Ellis streetClarke William Calverley, plumber, 57 Victoria I'OadClarke William S. joiner, II Geneva roadCta \' & Edmonds, confectioners, 72 Brighton streetClementson Bros, outfitter9, I Poulton roadClough William, clerk, 45 Percy roadClugston Tom Pagon, confectioner, 164 Brighton streetCoffee Charles, mariner, 96 St. Paul's roadCohen Hains L. house furnisher, 41 &i 43 Brighton streetCollis William H. beer retailer, Breck road, PoultonColton Charles, householder, 33 Wheatland laneComberbach &:; Co. wine & spirit merchants, 16 Victoriaroad. TN 144Comberbach William Suker, wine & spirit merchant, seeComberbach &i CoConder Henry, bookbinder, I Wesley groveConolly Wm. boiler maker, 3 Claughton drive, Poulton rdConquer Janet pIrs.),china&milk dlr.8I & 83 Brighton stCook John James, butcher, 2 Abbotsford streetCook William, householder, 63 Demesne streetCooper Edwin J. butcher, 9 Luke streetCorbett Sut-her, engine driver, 72 Bell roadCorrin James, postman, 31 Bell roadCort Peter H. householder, 2 Albemarle roadCouch Clarke, hosier. go Albemarle roadCourt Walter, painter. 39 Buchanan roadCourtney George, clerk, 42 Rappart roadCowley Charles Edward, clerk, 68 Bell roadCowley John M. clothiers, 15 I & 153 Victoria roadCox Rosa H..(Mrs.), householder. 93 Demesne streetCraig Charles, clerk, 45 Albemarle roadCrane &;, Sons Lim. pianoforte dealers. 48 Brighton streetCrawford &; Co. painters &ic. 8 Wheatland laneerefIord Octavius, fancy draper, 43 St. Paul's road.Crellin Edward H. mariner, 60 Bappart roadCrockett .Arthur, clerk, ·27 Rappar~ roadCroft John, tailor, 4 Percy road. '.Croker George Henry, wood carver~I·8 Belle Vue roadCrook .Tn"eph n-. laundry, 157 VictMia roadOross Ann(Mr~.), bt'er retailer, 47 Edgmond streetCroxton John James, baker, 149 Brighton streetCumming John, grocer, Breck road, PoultonCurphey .Annie (M1'9.), stationer,& post office,3 Poulton rdlCurrie, RowlandS' & Co. chemical manure mfrs. Dock I'dCusack Patrick, broker, 5 I Albemarle roadCusack Sarah C~Irs.), laundry, 79 St. Paul's roadDagnall & Co. who. news agts.& stationers,26 Vi.ct~ria r

DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. SEACOMBE. 515Evans William, blacksmith, Lime Kiln lane, PoultonEwart Margaret J. Pliss), fancy draper, 91 Poulton roadEwbank &; Smith, ladies' outfitters, 40 Liscard roadFagan A.. &; Co. house furnisher's, S8 Brighton streetFahy Michael, insurance agent, 5 Bell roadFair Charles, beer retailer, Oakdale roadFalck Eugene, clerk, 9 Rappart roadFaulkner Thomas, shopkeeper, 26 Rankin street, PoultonFaulks Harry, clerk, 5 :\I

516 SEACOM5E. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'SHughes Owen, joiner, 94 Buchanan roar}Hughs Percy, juiner, 4 York roadHughes Robert, clerk, 36 Percy roadHugheS' Thomas, accountant, 51 Wheatland laneHughes William, master mariner, 10 Halstead roadHulse Ed weI. waterman, I Bruugham tel'. Birkenhead I'dHumphreys Walter Henry, com. travelll"r, 7 Sandon roadHunter Evan, clerk, 3 Church crescentHunter Juhn Joseph, plumber, 35 Bell roadHuntington J uhn, waterman, 100 Rappart ruadHuston William C. poor's rate ClollecttJr, 40 St. Paul's I'dHyde William, caretaker, 41 Dell roadHyett James, upholsterer, 12 Mark streetHylan!l ~IrS/ hOllseholder, 79 Wheatland laneIreland Edith (Miss), chandler, 87 St. Paul's roadIreland Hubert) Wilbraham, clerk, 10 Percy roadIreland William, clerk, 16 Percy roadIrdn Theatre (Messrs. Carr & Carr Lim. proprietors;Fred. Kennedy, manager) 140 Victorll roadJackson James, beer retailer. 25 Victoria roadJames Emelia (~Irs.), housell\llder, 13 Percy roadJ ame9 Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 3 Oakdale road..Jervis Gcorge W. house furnishe-r, lSI & 153 Brighton st.Tevons William HenDi" pilot, 8 P:l.l'k avenue.Toh115 Robert D. tobacconist, 127 Victoria roadJohnson Brothers (Dyers) Limited, dyers & cleaners, 95Victoria road.Johnson & Plumbe, estate agents, 44 Li9Card roadJohnson Jane (Miss), apartments, 8 Littledale roadJohnson William ~. fancy repository, 82 Victoria road.Johnston George, dockgateman, 48 Edith roadJunes Sewing Machine Co. Lim. sewing machine manufacturers,76 Brighton streetJones ~\. J. fried fish dealer, 19 Deme91le street.Jones .Ann (Mrs.), fruiterer, 186 Brighton streetJones .Ann (Mrs.), nurse, 71 Wheatland laneJones Arthur, bookkeeper, II Claughton d~ve.Jones .Artl.lUr, bookkeeper, 2 The Grove, SomervilleJones Edward, brickmaker, 36 I'fucerne roadJones Edward R. clerk, 40 Rappart road.Tones Elizabeth OIl'S.), dairY;95a, Victoria roadJones Eliza ~Iary PIiss), beer retailer, 5 Church roadJones Geo. flurist, Ashleigh cot. Poulton Bdge. rd.PoultonJones George, joiner, 10 Buchanan road.Tones Gritlirh, joiner, 76 Rappart roadJones Hugh, commercial traveller, 57 Percy road.Jones Hugh, dock master, We9b Float, Dock road.,Tones Hugh E. grocer, 87 Poulton roadJones Isaac, sail maleeI'. 64 Buchanan roadJones James, tobacconist, 112 St. Paul's roadJonei .Jame9, toll keeper (Poulton bridge),Poulton Bdg.rdJones James, waterman, 95 Buchanan roadJones James A. clerk, 20 York roadJones John, blacksmith, Brighton streetJones .John O. watchmaker, 90 Rappart roadJones Lewis, rigger, 39 Lucerne roadJOIles Mira (Mrs.), confectioner, 109, Brighton streetJones O,ven, joiner, 22 Rappart roadJones Robert, station master passenger station, WirralRailway Co. Victoria road; res. 12 Bell roadJones Rosa H. (Mrs.), apartmenb, 41 Edith road.Jones Thomas, baker, 16 Church road.Jones Thomas, foreman, 4I Buchanan road,Tones Thomas, grocer &c. 83 Poulton roadJones Thomas, mariner, 19 Rappart road.Jones Thoma9 S. hairdresser, 144 Victoria road.Tone9 Wm. joiner, Hawthorn cot.Poulton Bdge.rd.PoultonJones William, joiner, 17 Rappart road.Jones William Henry, clerk, 86 Littledale roadJoynson Edward, electrical engineer, 14 Rappart roadJ oynson Thomas, confectioner. 147 Victoria road.Tubb George, clerk, 18 Park roadKav William S. clerk lif works, 16 Park roadKeim Brothers, stationers & printen, 45 Victoria roadKeeley A. &; E. (MisselJ), dressmaking, 59 Poulton roadKeenan Charles, bookkeeper, 74 Rap,Part roadKellett Mary A.. (Mrs.), beer retailers, 30 Demesne streetKemble Daniel, mariner, 47 Edith roadKendrick .John V. clerk, 26 Park roadKenna John, undertaker, 28 Brighton street & (stables)Brougham road. TN 143Kennedy Joseph, engineer, 7 Albemarle roadKennerley William, clerk, 43 Albemarle roadKerns Richard, car proprietor, 7 Hickman's buildings,Birkenhead roadKilfoyle Thoma9, wine & spirit merchants, 98 Oakdale I'dKirby Mary (Mrs.), dairyman"7 Shaw streetKite Edwin, auctioneer, 150 Brighton streetKopptzky Emannel, furniture dealer, 66 Brighton streetKostrovitzki Henri, photographer, 108 Brighton streetKOll!!h Geor!!e Harley, beer retailer, 29 Demesne streetLang William, saddler &; harness maker, 41 Victoria roadLacy Jas. &; Lawrence, Lim. millers, 3 Cambrian buildings,Brighton street . .Langfield Eli H. tobaccomst, 131 Bnghton streetLaver John Charles, corn merchant, 13 Sandon roadLa \\' Caroline (Ml' .... ), householder, 15 .Albemarlt' roadLawton Leonard, joiner, 18 Geneva roadLea Edith (:\'Iis~), confectioner, 84 Yictoria roadLea Walter, bookkeeper, 73 Buchanan road. .Leary W. C. & Co. Lim. undertakers, .52 VlctOl'la ruadLeders .Annie plrs.), apartments, 6 Llttledale roadLedger Jsph. herbali9t'4 Hickman's bdgs. Birkenhealt I'dLedsham .John H. shipping clerk, 12 May avenueLee George, stevedore, 12 Rappart roadLee Walter F. pawnbroker, 150 Victoria roadLea William, pianoforte dealer, 3 Victoria placeLeece Elizabeth .Ann (Miss), fancy draper, 156 Brighton stL'eeman Robert" ~-\.bbotsfoI'd hotel, 28 Victoria roadLeigh Shelton, fruiterer, 41 St. Paul's roadLeicrh William Henry, confectioner, 158 Brighton streetLenenie Thomas, watch maker, 45 Brighton streetL'E~trange FraJlcis, dentist, 83 Wheatland laneLewis .James & Sons, mineral storage, West float, DrJck I'dLewis Margt. Ellen (Miss),farmer,Creek house,Creek sideLe"is Robert Ed"ard, dairy, Creek cottage, Cl'eek sideLewquire .Tohn, laundry, 49 St. Paul's roadLinakel' Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartments, 35 Littledale I'oudLindsay Robert, commercial traveller, 44 Lucerne roadLinnemaull Olaf .Julius, interpreter, 50 Buchanan I'I),HILinton John J. Stanley .Arms hotel, 76 Victoria roadLion Brewery Co. (Montgomery & Co.proprietors),bI'ewers,63 & 65 Victoria rond & I & 3 Church roadLipshin William, draper, 35 :Matthew streetLittle Margaret (Mrs.), tobacconist, 162 Brighton streetLittlewood Rubert, schoolmaster, I Sandon roadLiverpool )Iineral Storage Cu. Dock roadLiverpool Storage Co. Limited, DocIe roadLiverside Sarah .A. (Mrs.), butcher, 97 & 135 Victol'iaroad &; 212 Liscard road, LiscardLi\'ersidge William, fruiterer, 95 St. Pau1'9 roadLloyd George, wharfinger, 13 Rappart roadLloyd John, chandler, 75 Poulton roadLloyd .Tohn R. pawnbroker & baker, 31 &; 33 !JOUltOIl roadLloyd John Thomas, grocer & baker, 5 Ashville roadLloyd John W. insurance agent, 3 Park avenueLockley George, baker & flour dealer, 166 Victoria ToadLomax Sarah (Mrs.), householder, 35 Lucerne I'oadLoRdon Cycle C,1. cycle manufacturers, 56 Brighton streetLong Joseph W.bay & straw'dealer, 12 Demesne streetLovett Emily (Ml')!.), fried fish dealer, I I Brighton streetLowes George F. cabinet maker, 4 Lucerne roadLucas Annie (Miss), fancy drapers, 23 Poulton roadLuce Frederick Matthew, pawnbroker, 108 Victoria roadLucy Elizabeth (Mrs.), dairy, I Parry streetLuke Richard, collector, 3 Bell roadLyons Mrs. householder, 5 York roadMc.Adam Patrick, war.ehonseman, 61 Brighton streetMcCalpin John R. clerk G.P.O. 57 Demesne streetMcCully William, fruiterer, 55 Claughton driveMcDowell Catherine (Mrs.), apartment~, 61 Rapport roadMcEvoy Fred. comcl. traveller, 21 Park roadMcEwan Annie (~Irs.), static,ner, 184 Brighton 9tI'eet:McFarlane Annie (Mrs.), hou~eholder, 57 Wheatland laneMcGeoch Rohert & Edward, brick makers, Wheatland laMcGlashan James, ironmonger. 194 Brighton streetMcGregor .James G. &; Son, coach builders, Brighton stMachell Benjamin W. shopkeeper, 77 St. Paul's roadMaciver Roderick, carpenter, 61 Poulton roadMacKay ·Charlotte (Mrs.), coIIJfectioner, 12 Brighton .treat~IcKee Samuel R. plumber, 2 Torvnto streetMcKellar Archibald, warehouseman, 70 Buchanan road:\'IcKenzie Thomas, shopkeeper, 13 P.arry streetMcKern Thomas, clerk, 92 RatPpart~. 1'1 a:dMackie William, sh(}p)teeper, 26 Ed nd streetMacklin Arthur G. clothier, 55 Alb ull,\rle roadMcLachlan John W. steward, 7 Clanghton driveMaclaren Robart, joiner, 43 Rappart 'roadMcLean Annie (Mrs.), s:hopkee'Per, 26 Palermo road~lcLeod John, cashier, 31 Rappart road~Iaclumpha Alexander, butcher, 74 Bicighton street &; 67St. Paul's roadMcMaster John, salpsman, 40 Edith ToadMcNally William, boot maker, 4'8 Demesne streetMcNeil John, joiner, 49 Milton road~[cNicol Niell, master mariner, 100 Buchanan roadMacQueen G-eorge, engineer, 3"4 Buchanan Toad~{oQuire William S. blacksmith & wheelwright, Smithylane; res. I Park road?\Iac-symonsLimited, groceroS, 168 & 170 Brighton street~lc'Yatt Thomas, clerk, 75 Buchanan roadMcWilliam Bros. plumbers, 14 Demesne street~ra!rnetic Filter Co. (Charles Carter). contractors forwater & sewerage purposes, Dock road

nmECTOUY.]CHESHIRE.Madden Mary (Miss), householder, 31 Albemarle roadMakin Perey, ironmonger, 154 Victoria roadMale Henry, hair dresser, 24 lVheatland laneMallinson William, joiner, 5 Claughton drive, Poulton rdMallows Walter, boilermaker, : Lucerne roadMandell Joseph, draper, 71 St. Paul's roadMandy Arthur, milliner, 9 Brighton streetManifold Joseph W. pilot, 7 Park avenueManley John Southern, grocer, 77 Victoria roadMann Watson B. confectioner, 190 Victoria roadMarrs James, beer retailer, I Birkenhead roadMarsden William H. fruiterer, 90 Victoria roadMarsh Edmund, carpenter, 5 Percy roadMarsh Pauline (Mrs.), shopkeeper, I Lily groveMarshall John, clerk, 55 Clarendon roadMarshall Louise (:\Irs.), apartments, 9 Edith roadMartin Thomas C. tailors' cutter, 46 St. Paul's roadMason Esther pIrs.), furniture dealer, So Demesne streetMIlSon Frederick, plasterer, 27 Bell roadMaxwell George, steward, 10 Albemarle roadMay Elizabeth pIrs.), baby linen warehouse, 22 Oakdale rdMeek Alfred, clerk, 29 Albemarle roadMeiklejohn James, marine engineer, 54 Claughton driveMellany Charle-s. clerk, 22 Lucerne roadMercer George F.book keeper, 42 Albemarle roadMerce,r William, foreman, 26 Geneva roadMersey Coal Co. (The), colliery proprietors & coal merchants(Wm. ~I. Jones, manager), 92 ATgyle street &2 V.jctoria place & Birkenhead roadMersey Docks & Harbour Board Mineral Storage, Westfloat. Dock ToadMidgley Le·wi~, coff~e stall keeper, 65 ,Rappart road~{iller John A. manager, 44 Claught1n driveMiller John H. (M. D. & H. Board), 33 Claughton drive~iller William, accountant. IS Clarendon roadMiller William C. tobacconist, 70 Victoria roadM.jlligan Alexander. book keeper. 100 Littledale road~{;llson Harold E. engineer, 47 Demesne streetMillward James, gardener, I Cross streetMilne David Blair.poor's rate collector; res. 82St.Pau1'9 rdMolyneux David G. stevedore, 10 Mulberry groveMolyneux James Southern, clerk, 93 Buchanan roadMolyneux John J. butcher, Poulton villa, Poulton roadMol~·r.eux Thomas, hardware dealer, 84 Brighton street:Monk & Newell, brick makers & contractors, Dock roadMontgomery &; Co. wholesale wine & spirit merchants, 63& 65 Victoria road & I&'3 Church roadMontgomery Alexander Wasson B.A., M.B. &; B.Ch.lrel.surgeon, 98 St. Paur~ roadMoore Thomas, saddler, 83 Victoria roadMorgan Benjamin, bricldayer, 25 Ben roadMorgan William, master mariner, 70 Demesne I!treetMorley James, tailor, q Church roadMorris Robert H. commission agent, 9 Shaw streetMorris Thomas, butcher, 28 St. Paul's road~loITis William H. forwarding agent., 6 Percy roadMorrison Charles Walter, postman, 96 Buehanan roadMorrison ~rrs. householder, 69 Wheatland lane,Morrow William, ~reengrocer, 155 V~ctoria roadMel'timer James L. & Co. oil fat refiners, The Potteries,Dock roadMortimore Samuel George. plumber•.~9 Brighton streetMuSS Ramsey Robert, salesman, 16 Edith roadMossorp Christopher, engineer, 40 Percy roadMoulding Henry, foreman, 21 Broughton road, Poulton I'dMaund William L. nurservman, Wilson roadMowat William. cashier, 25 Park roadl\Ioyniham Patrick Joseph. customs officer, 8 Mulberry gr~Iurphie James, draper, 38 Percy roadNaftel Ernest Lawrence, teacher of modern languages, 89Falkland roadNairn Jane (Miss). dress maker, 49 Demesne streetNash Francis S. dairyman, 33a Poulton roadNash Francis Simpson, Victoria dairy, 141 Victoria roadNational Telephone Co. Lim. Call Office, Victoria roadNelson James &; Sons, Limited, butchers, 123 Victoria rdNelson William H. warehouseman, I Park avenueNew Brighton, Eg-remont & Seacombe (The) Bill Posting'&; Advertising 00. Lim. (.Fred Symons, sec.); registeredoffice, 85 Brighton street. T N 103~ewbould Wm.insp. 00 postmen, 12 Sandon tel'. Sandon I'd~ewport lVilliam H. steward, 46 Liscard roadNewton Robert, hav &; straw dealer, Oakdale roadNicholl Arthur, ma'nager, 23 Lucerne roadNicholls Mary (Mrs.), ,dress maker. 38 Byerlev streetNicholson Bernard, boot&; shop maker, 1,~8 Brighton stNickscn Isan.c E. baker, 68 Brighton streetNicol Elizabeth (Miss), 'householder, 3 Luke streetNicol Geo. Hy. chemist &; drug4'ist, 73 St,. P:ml's roadNit>man ~Iaurice. tailor, 63 Bell roadNorth &; South 'Wales Bank Limited (John J. Jones,manager), Victoria roadNorton Bessie pIrs.), apartments, 20 Buchanan roadNowell Albert, laundry, Chapel streetNugent Emily (~lrs.), apartments, 3 Buohanan roadO'Br'ien John, grocer, J3I Victoria roadO'Brien Matthew, joiner, 8 St. Paul's roadO'Callaghan Mary (Miss), boot & shoe dealer,49 Brightn stOldrid Julia (~Irs.), stationer, 8 Brighton streetOliver Henry, tailor, 67 Bell roadOlive.' William T. stonemason, 32 Bell roadOlsen 'rhor. shipping clerk, 48 St. Paul's roadOngars John, steward, 5 Elmsword roadOrrett Henry, baker & flour dealer, 103 Brighton streetOwen Fred, carpenter &; jooner, 13 Demesne streetOwen John, joiner, 4i Buchanan roadOwen Philip R. engineer, 67 Clarendon roadOwen Rowland, boot maker, IS Oakdale roadOwens John George, telegraphist. 45 Edith roadOwens Owen, ironmonger, 53 Victoria roadOwens Rowland, contractor, St. Paul's Bridle roadOwens William G. draper, 15 Brighton streetOxley Augustus H. R. engineer, 12 York avenuePage Louis, shopkeeper, 13 Mersey streetPalmer EcLwin, fancy draper, 137 Brighton streetPalmer George, book keeper, 42 Albemarle roacLPappin Richard, joiner, 16 Sandon terrace, Sandon roadParker Ann (Mrs.), apartments, 2 Sandon roadParker Jessie (Miss), dress maker, I Palatine roadParker John Hugh, accountant, 60 Clarendon roadParleeI' Thomas, confectioner, 59 Victoria roadParldnson J obn, brick setter, 3 Byron streetParkinson .Joseph, furniture dealer, 99 Poulton roadParr's Bank Limited (sub-branch) (JameS! O. Vale, snbmanager),34 Victoria ruad; draw on head office.Bartholomew lane, London E CParry Robert G. clerk, 43 Poulton roadParsonage :Benjamin J. householder, 161 Wheatland laneParsonage Benj. Jackson, beir retailer, Wheatland lanePartington William, saddler, 105 Wheatland lanePaul Thomas, marine superintendent, 12 Halstead roadPayne Alfred, Pool inn, Poulton Bridge road, PoultonPayne Robert, hairdTe-sser. I q Brighton streetPealing William Henry. book lceeper, 38 Bell roadPearson J. &, C. confectioners, 6 Brighton streetPeers John, marine engineer, I '~Iulberry grovePegram James & Co. tea dealers, 93 Victoria roadPemberton (The) Colliery Co. Limited, coal merchants r28 Demesne streetPentland Thomas, book keeper, 3 ~Iulberry grovePeters Theresa (Mrs.), apartments, 53 Wheatland lanePeterson Adolph, interpreter, 24 Buchanan roadPhillips Oharles, commercial traveller, 38 Rappart ToadPhillips George, boot &; shoe maker, 71 Poulton roadPhilp Arthur. marine engineer. 46 Buchanan roadPierrepont Elizh. (Mrs.), furniture hroker,II3 Brighton stPinshon Arthur, commercial traveller, clithero vil-las.Poulton roadPlatt Joseph, cleI'k, 17 Edith TOadPlumbe George, insurance agent, 106 Rappart roadPople Arthur William, master mariner, 57 Buchanan road}'otter Robert, master mariner, 29 Gladstone roadPotts ~Irs. householder, ·8 Rappart roadPowell John, warehouseman, 52 Albemarle roadPowell Louise (\liss), teacher of music, 136 Brighton stPrescott James J. wine & spirit merchant, 123 Brighton stPrice Fred A. litho artist, 7 Albemarle roadPrichard Robert ~L 'Wheelwright, 2 York avenuePriestley & Sons Lim. rphotographers, 1 Falkland roadPrince James, dairyman, Liscard roadPritchard Thomas, joiner, 57 Rappart roadProddow Kate'&; Edith, (Misses), milliners, 190 Brighton stProphet Elizh. (Mr-s.), fancy draper, 70 Wheatland lanePublic Reading Room (James F. Cadenhead, librarian),79 Brighton ·streetPule Henry, fried fish dealer, 3'2 Brighton streetQuinlan Wm. C. & Co.fisbmongers.174 & 176 Brighton st(~uinn ::\iichael, householder, 13 Elmswood roadUadcliffe Charles J. joiner, 3 Park road'Rnilton Re'becca (Mrs.), shopkee,per, 30 Rankin st.PoultonRalphs Alice (Mrs.), apartment... 25 Buchanan roadRayner John B. marine engineer, 82 Buchanan ToadRead Joseph, blacksmith, 12 Yercy roadRead Thomas John, coal merchant, Oakdale roadRead Wilmot, warehouseman. 65 Bell roadReading Room (Herbt.Hull,sec.), Lime Kiln lane, PoultonRedmond James, boot &; shoe maker, 35 St. Paul's roadUedmond Peter, boot maker, 91 St. Paul's roadReece Frederick, gasfitte1;', 69 Bell roadRees Robert, engineer, 41 Percy road..Richards Fanny E. (Mrs.), fancy draper, 51 1St. Paul's rdRichardson John, commercial traveller, 94 Littledale roadRigll' Richard. shopkee,per, 7 Ashville ToadRile~' James, plumber, :87 Brighton streetSEACOMBE. 517

518 SEACO.MBE. CHESHIRE.RinneI' Alexander, clerk, 37 Parli roadSmith Charles William, master mariner, 67 Buchanan roadRio Tinto Copper & Sulphur Co. Limited (iBeauford &;Co. agents), Wt'st float, Dock roadSmith Francis Henry, sDlesman, .f8 Albemarle roadSmith James, solicitor's clerk, 74 Bell roadRoberts Ann plrs.), householder, 24 Rappart road Smith John, shopkeeper, 92 Oakdale roadRoberts Benjamin, tobacconist, I Hickman's bnildings,Bir- Smit,h John Edward, clerk, 53 Bell roadkenhead roadSmith Sydney, telegruphist, 9 Broughton road,Poulton I'dRoberts Edward, tinsmith, 65 Geneva roadSmith Thomas, Bee hotel. Birkenhead roadRoberts John, shopkeeper, 5 ~larine par. Birkenhead road Smith 'William W. clerk, 62 A.lbemarle roadRobeds Maggie (Mrs.), fancy draper, 15 Puulton road Spearman Edward A. post office clerk, 12 The Grove,Roberts Walter J. coal agent, 14 Lucerne roadSomervilleRoberts William, builder. 32 St.. Paul's roadSpratt John, book keeper, 21 Claughton driveRoberts William, fruiterer, 79 Poulton Toad Star Steam Tug Co. Limited (Henry Adams, manager), 2Robertson John W. Swan hotel, Dock roadPalatine roadRobinson John & Sons, locksmiths, ,66 Victoria road Stediford Joseph, master marriner, 23 St. Paul's roadRobinson George Herbert, clerk, 40 Claughton drive, Stedman's Limited (Tom Stedman,manager), boot & shoe'Poulton road-makers, 115 Victoria roadRobinson Henry, railway guard, 102 Rappart road Steele Thomas, shopkeeper, 2 Edgmond streetRobinson James, gardener, Ivy cottage, Poulton road Stephen John, printer, 33 Brighton streetRobinson James, sub-editor, 17 Park roadStephens Hugh, warehouseman, 47 Rappart I'or:.dRobinson John, farmer & contractor, Manor farm, Cinder Stephens-on George, book keepe'r, 17 Halstead roadlane. PoultonStevens & Co. tailors, 40 Victo-ria roadRobinson John, teacher of music, 66 Victoria road Stevenson Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 54 Demesne atRobinson Martha (~Irs.), dre"s maker, 71 Demesne street Stewart Joseph Bond, toba-cconist, 4 Victoria placeRobinson Richard Frederick "'m. chemist, 129 Brighton st Stockton Edward, fiat owner, 10 York roadRobinson Tinniswood, stationer, Lime Kiln lane, Poulton Storey Ann (:\'lrs.), householder, 4 Elmswood roadRodgers David, marine engineer, 40 Buchanan Toad Storey ~Iargaret (Miss), apartments, 65 Demesne streetRogers Charles Edward. telegraphist, 37 Bell road Strongman Thomas E. dairyman, 96 Oakdale road,Rog€rs Edward, post office clerk. 91 Bu-chanan road Strother Mary (Mrs.), fancy dTaper, 103 V'ictoria roadRogerson Arthur, waterman, 37 Lucerne ToadSullivan Thomas, master mariner, 28 Clarendon roadUooksby William, insurance agent, 19 Buchanan Toad Summers William, profe~~or of music, ,84 St. Paul's roadRose Frank, shopkeeper, 26 Demesne streetSurrell Charlotte (Miss), apartments, 31 Wheatland laneRoss William, clerk, 65 Buchanan roadSutcliffe Thomas, boileT maker, 19 Albemarle (foadRotherham John G. H. tobacconist. 173 Victoria road Sutherland ~ary (Mrs.), householder, 49 Rappart roadRowan James Francis. warehouse~an, 102 Brighton st Sutton Elizh. (~Irs.), fancy draper, 192 Brighton streetHowe Alhert, shopkeeper. 44 Edgmond streetSwain John, telegraphist, 68 Buchanan ToadRowley Henry, foreman, 22 .!.lbemarle ToadSwainson Elizabeth (Mrs.), householder, 49 Albemarle I'dRoy John. cal' proprietor, Marine parade, Birkenhead rd Swanwick Benjamin, ansurance agent, 60 Brighton streetRoyle ~Ia\'y (Miss), shopkeeper, 82 Wheatland lane Swift Thomas, dairyman, 63 St. Paul's roadTIoyston's Limited, confectioners, 138 Victoria road Symons John, manager, II May avenueRuddey Mrs. householder, 8 York roadTalbot Thomas Joseph M.D.Brux., L.R.C.P. & S.Edin.,Russell Adam, greengrocer. 47 Ashville roadL.F.P. & S.Edin. surgeon, 21 Poulton roadRussell Herbert J., tobacconist, 30 Brighton street Tasker Matthew, estate agent, 2 Buchanan road1{nssell John, draper, 51 Brighton streetTate .Alex. engineeT, 9 May avenueRyalls R. E. manager, Bank of Liverpool Limited, 192 Tattam John, draper, 8 Buchanan road,Victoria roadTaylor ATthur, purser. 19 Park roadRyder John Dennis, butcher, 43 Wheatland lane1'aylo'r Ellis, pilot, 29 Rappart roadSaddler Thomas D. chandler, 103 Poulton roadTaylor Ernest. clerk, .¢ Bell roadSagg Elizabeth J. (~lrs.), householder, 3 .Albemarle road Taylor John, boot maker, 10 Belle Vue roadSalter Joseph Heury, engineer, 106 Bell road·Sampson Robert. jeweller, 109 Victoria ToadTayloT John, foreman, 98 Bell roadTeggin Joseph Edward, grocer, Lime Kiln lane, PoultonSamuelson James & Sons Limited, seed -crushers & oil Tennant Alfred, engineer, 92 Hell roadcake manufacturers. Dock roadTetzel Paul, but-cher, loB Bell roadSand H. S. householder, :;q Percy roadThomas Richd. marine store dlr. 155 & 157 Wheatland la·Sanderson Fredericl{. clerk, 49 Claughton drive,Poulton I'd I Thomas T. drapers, 2 Liscard roadSaunders Thoma'S William, herbalist, I Abbotsford street Thomas Thomas Jones M.B. & Ch.B.Vict. surgeon, 106Sayer Charles, grepngrocers, 139 Victoria roadBrighton streetScarff Wmiam H. book keeper, 51 Olaughton driveSchjoth Edith (Mrs.), apartments, 5 Littledale roadThomas Tom, draper, 186 Victoria roadThompson Arthur J. grocer, 54 Palermo roadSchutz Nita (Mrs.), confectioner, 75 1St. Paul's Toad Thompson John F. clerk, 33 Rappart roadScott Joseph Horsfall, butcher, 69 & 7r Victoria road; Thomson William, boot & shoe maker, 15 Parry street& slaug'hter house, East ,street. TN 71 Liseard Thornborough Albert F.teacherof singing,29Kenilworth I'd·Scott Robert, baker, 175 Victoria road & 108 St. Paul's I'd Tilley Edward, tobacconist, 34 Liscard roadSeacombe Ferry Goods Yard, Birkenbead Toad·Tilston Joseph, dairymen. 2 Daisy grove·Sharp Edwin, shipping clerk, 25 Rappart roadTittuSl David, joiner, 72 Rappart roadSharp John, joiner, Rothesar vilIa, Poulton road Tomkins John, butcher, 180 Brighton 9treetSharrock Frederick W. collector of taxes, 12 Elmswood I'd Torrance Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Post office, PoultonSharro-ck Thomas~ engineer, 12 Elmswood Toad Bridge road, PoultonShaw &; Co. chemists, & post office, & agents for W. & A. Travers J. W. dairyman, 179a, Wheatland laneGilbey Limited, wine & spirit merchants, 24 Brighton stSheehan James, mariner, 50 Percy roadTravers Walter Henry, surveyor, 34 Clarendon ToadTravers William R. dairyman, 89 Poulton roadSheldon Edward )i. marine superintendent, 32 Edith road Tumilty Putrick CMrs.), boot maker, 156 Victoria roadShepherd John, pilot, 5'3 Albemarle roadTumilty Patric]{, master stevedore. 156 Victoria ToadSheridan :\JIichael, bookbinder, 4 Buchanan roadTurner Christopher, cabinet maker, 80 Brighton SltreetSherry Michael, grocer, II8 St. Paul's road'Turtle George, fishmonger, 107 Victoria roadShone Mary E. (Mrs.), tallow chandler, 52 Demesne st Tnshingham W. & F. fried fish dealers, 184 Victoria roadShone Richard John, team owner, Birkenhead road Tusldnghani Jessie (Mrs.), fishmonger, II Poulton roadSimms Sampson, joiner, Mansfield house, Birl{enhead I'dSimpson Charles. book keeper, 55 Buchanan roadUpton Annie .T. (Mrs.), householder, 65 Geneva roadVernon WilliuDl & Sons, millerSl, Dock roadSin~er Manufacturing Co. sewing machine manufacturers Wainman Wm. shopkeeper &; joiner, Liscard Toad(George Slater, manager), 46 Brighton street Wall;:er .Alfred. in~urance agent, 2 Shakespeare streetSingleton William & Sons, bakers, 133 Victoria ToadSkelton John, steward, 86 Bell roadWaJlrel' .Toh!, S. salesman, 45. Claughton driveWallace Bros. Limited, coal merchants, Birkenbead road.Skillen Thomas, boot & shoe maker'.42 Brighton street; 'l' ~ 93; TA "Anthrax"14 ,Wheatland lane & 142 Victoria roadSkinner John, ironmonger, 9 Poulton roadWallasa~y Gas & Water WorJrs (J. H. Crowther, engineer& manager), Dock roall .Skinner William Charles, ironmongoer, 141 Brighton streetSmedden Mary (Mrs.), '6 St. Paul's roadWallasey Urban District Council (The) Destructor, GorseylaneSm~thnrst Harry, beer retaile-r, 6r Victoria rl)ad Wallnsey Urban District Council Public WeighbridgeSmlt'h Alfred C. plumber, 17 Stanley street(Moses Dates, lieeper), Birkenhead road~m~th Annie (Mrs.~, apartments, So Edith road WalJasey & Winal Chronicle (Wm. Henry Jowett, man. i:"ffilth Arthur, engmeer. 8'8 St. Paul's roadSmith Charles, estate agent, 77 Brighton streetpublished wed. & snt.), 27 Victoria road. TN 1634-

DIRECTORY•J CHESHIRE. 8HOTWICK. 519lVallasey Coal Co. Stanley streetWallwork Jahn, shopkeeper, 35 Demesne roadWalshaw H. (~lrs.), householder, 2-l Lucerne roadWalter Richard John, master mariner, II Halstead roadWalton Charles, tailors' cutter, 22 Percy roadWalton George, commiSSlion agent, 21 Lucerne roadWal'lmrton Ernest Edward, hatter, 28 Duchanan road·Ward Jane! (Mrs.), midwife, 7 St. Paul's roadWarden Jsph. Sclanders, pilot,s Halstead rd. Somerville"Warnock Ellen (Mrs.), fancy draper, Lime Kiln la.PoultonWarren E. &; H. cycle manufacturers, 182 Brighton st.reetWashington Robert, greengrocer, 48 Wheatland laneWatson Margaret (Mr9.), dairy, 99 &; 101 St. Paul's rondWatts James, coppersmith, 27 Genen roadWebb Cecil Frederick, dentist, 104 Brighton streetWebster Robert Hy. bookkeeper, 35 Buchanan roadWelch Thomas, furniture dealer, 19 Poulton roadWeldon George. commercial traveller, 78 Bell roadWells Robert Geo. glass &I china dealer, II2 Brighton stWhite Samuel, chandler. 37 St. Paul's roadWhitehead Robert, warehouseman, 79 Buchanan roadWhiteside Charles, hairdresser, 154 Brighton streetWhitley George, confectioner, 121 Victoria roadW~itley John Wm. chemi9t &. druggist, 5 York avenueWIlcock Henry, boot maker, 20 Victoria roadWild Edward, bookkeeper, 37 Poulton roadW~ll~ins Thoma9 J. sundryman, 44 Gladstone roadWIlhams T. F. & Son, blacksmiths, Wheatland laneW~ll~nms Al~ert, architect, 44 Bell roadWl1hams Allee (Mrs.), baker, 36 Brighton streetW~ll~ams Alice (l"Irs.), newsagent, 89 St. Paul'lP roadWl1hams Cadwaladr, baker &; flour dealer, 101 Victoria I'd·Williams John, joiner, 63 Poulton road: Williams John, shipwright, 54 Albemarle roadWilliams John Thomas, grocer, 125 &. 127 Brighton streetWilliams Lewis OS/borne, architect, 90 Brighton streetWilliams Margaret (Mrs.), apurts. Beech cliff. PromenadeWilliams Richard, builder, 34 St. Paul's roadWilliams Robert O. mariner, 40 Wheatland laneWilliams Wm. furniture remover, 10 Church roadWillis John. pork butcher, 4q &; 51 Victoria road .Willmer Bros. & Co. Lim. printers, 55 Victoria roadWil~n John H. & Co. Lim. engineers, Dock roadWilson Thoma" &. Co. grocer. 27 Poulton roadWilson Geo. H. telegraph clerk, 23 Park roadWilson Harns, engineer, 21 Geneva roadWingham Wm. mineral water manfctr. 30Wheatland laneWinter Alfred, bookkeeper, 51 Bell roadWinter James S. dairyman, 21 Church roadWood Ellen (Mrs.), fruiterer, lIO St. Paul's roadWood Frederick P. (M. D. &; H. B.), 10 Rappart roadWood Hannah ((Mrs. ), householder, 33 Albemarle roadWoodend James, marine engineer, I Edith roadWright Archibald, master mariner, 17 Broughton road,Poulton roadWright Edward H. confectioner, 38 Victoria roadWright Ernest Sydney, manager, 6 Elmswood roadWright Margaret (Mrs.), fancy draper, 146 Victoria roadWright Robert Skelly,grocer, 26, 72 &; 183 Wheatland laneWright Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 183 Wheatland laneWright William Henry, butcher, 28 St. Paul's roadYeadon Henry. salesman, S9 Buchanan roadYeo George Henry, board of trade officer, 47 Bell roadYule Alexander C. bookkeeper, 27 Percy roadSHOCXLACH is a parish on the east bank of the river 16 of water; rateable value, £1,63'1; the population inDee, which separates the parish from Flintshire, and com- IgoI was-pa.rish '358, and t.ownship 147.·prises the townships of Shocklach Church,Shocklach Oviatt Post Office....Jfhomas Barlow, jun. sUlb-postmaster. Let-~nd Caldecott, 4 miles west from Malpas station on the ters by foot post from Malpas arrive at 18.15 a.m.; dis-Shrewsbury and Chester section of the London and North patched 5 p.m. Postal orders are issued here, but notWeste~.r~ilway,in the Eddisbury division of the county, paid. The nearest money order office is at. Tilston 0&east dIvISIon of the hundred of Broxton, petty sesSJional telegraph office at Threapwood, 3 miles distant-division of Broxton, Wlion of Tarvin, county court district Nd.tional School (mixed),. built in 18T~, for 80 childreni.o~ Chester, rural deanery of Malpas and archdeacoll1'y and average attendance, 68; James Wilkinson, masterdiocese of Chester. The church of St. Edith is a small\but ancient building of red sandstone, consisting of chancel, SHOCKLACH OVIATT adjoins Churc~ Shocklach.([lave, and a western turret containing 2 bellS': the fabric There is a Methodis~ New Connexion chapel here, erectedretains a Norman doorway, and there are 100 sittings. in 1890. Robert Howard esq. is lord of the manor and"The register dates from the year 1539. The living is a principal landowner. The area is 1,023 acres; rate8Jblevicarage, net yearly value £123, with half an acre· of value, £1,667; the population in i901 was 167..glebe and residence, in the gift of Crawshaw Bailey esq.and held since 1901 by the Rev. George Mathias iM.A. of Letters by foot post from Malpas. Tilston is the nearestSt. David's College, Lampeter. :Broughton's charity of money order & Threapwood the nearest telegraph office,£2 is for the repairs of the road leading to the church; lOS. 2~ miles distant .from the same benefaction is for distribution between the CALDECOTT is a townsbiip in Tarvin ~on, about 2poor. The Annual Wakes here are held· during the last miles north from Shocklach. Robert Howard esq. is lordweek in October. Shocklach was ancienUy the seat of.8< of the manor and W. W. Tyrwhitt·Drake esq. of Shardebr~n~hof the Breretons of Brereton, descended from SIr loes, Bucks, is 'the pr~ncipal landowner. The area is 649Wilham .Brereton. kt. temp. Edrwa.rd I!II. and Marga~et acres of land and 16 of water; rateaoble value, £790; the.(D~~e.) hIS 2nd Wife, who~e son, ~aJ.1dle :Brereton, married I population in 1901 was H.AhCla, da~.ghter. and hell' of. Wilh~ de Ipstones, and By Local Government. Board Order 22,4°6, a detached-was the Immed·late. ancestor of this branch.. Robert art of Kingsmarsh was m March,1888,added to Caldecott.Howard esq. IM.A., J.P. of Broughton 'Hall, IS lord of P .. .the ma.nor and' principal landowner. The soil is clay; Lettel's by foot post from Chester VIa Farn~on, which IS'Subsoil, marl. The land is chiefly in pasture. The area the nea.rest money order & telegraph office, about 2~tOf ,Shocklach Church township is .1,1173 acres of land andmiles distantCHURCH SHOCKLACH. Hopley John, assistant overseerHough Joseph, frmr. Soughorns (rmMathias Rev. George M.A. (vicar of Houlbrooke William, farmerSt. Edith), VicarageHuxley James, farmer, LordsfieldWeaver Misses, CastletownMate John, farmer, Parr green)Iate Sarah (Mrs.), farmer, ParrCO:HllERCUL.Green hall-Barlow Thos. jun. shpkpr. Post office Price Thomas, Bull inn.Bulkeley Wm. Hy. farmer, Moor frm SHOCKLACH OVIA.TT.Davies Robert, farmerDennison James, farmer, The Grove Barlow Thomas, sen. farmerDennison In. shopkpr. &I wheelwright Brassey George, farmerEvans Arthur, farmerEvans John, farmerDennison Joseph, shoe makerGoff Wm. farmer, Top House farmGriffith Richard, blacksmith Hough James, farmerHuxley Martha (~rrs.), farmerHuxley Thomas, farmerMetcalfe Thos. farmer, Hitchens farmNickson Thomas, jun. farmerNickson Thomas, sen. farmerPiggott J sph. farmer, Shocklach hallYaughan .Allen, Fish innCA.LDECOTT.Caldecott Joseph, farmerDarlington Mark, farmer,Caldecott froDarlington Mary plrs.), farmer, CaldecotthallEardley Alien (Mrs.), farmerSHOTWICX is a township and parish on the nort.h embattled western tower, containing a clock striking the"bank of the river Dee, 3 miles south-west from Leds'bam hours and 3 bells: there are four mural tablets, one ofrailway station on the London and North Western and which'is a memorial to Thomas Doe esq. d'. 1755, Ann.'Great Western joint railway, and 7 north-west from his wife, d·. 1778, and other members of this family, 1785­

saOTWICK. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'SDean and ChapteT of Chester, and held since 1902 by Post, S. R & Annuity &- Insurance Office.--Jo.hn TomtheRev. Frederic Ray Wansbrough M.A., B.D. of Duro linson Whaley, sllb-postmaster. Letters arrIve fromham. The chief landowner is S. Nevitt Bennett esq. Chester at 7.50 a.m.; dispatched at 7·40 a.m. 5.20of Shotwick Cottage, The Dimple, Matlock Bridge, Derby- & 7.45 p.m.shire, who is also lord of the manor. The soil is stti' l'olice Stat,ion, Albert Ea,ton, constableclay; subsoil, rocky; the chief crops are wheat and oats. National School (mixed), erecte.d, wit~ master·s. house,.The. area of the parish. is 2,318 acres, and of the township in 18 5 2 , enlarged at different times & Improved 111 189Sr550 acres; ratea,ble nuue of parish, £6,IIO; township, for 200 child.ren; average attendanr'e, 145;. the school£9 2 5; the population in 190,1 was-pa.rish, 993; town- has a smull endowment, the interest on whIch forms &Ship, 82. repair & maintenance fund; Will~am Duckworth,.l)arish Clerk, Thomas, Taylor.master; Mrs. FranceS' Duckworth, mIstressLetters via Chester arrive at 8.15 a.m.; dispatched atill5.30 p.m. The nearest money order &. telegraph LITTLE SAUGHALL is a township and small v ageofficesare at Great Saughall, 1~ miles distant, I~ miles north-west from Blacon station and 1~ east fromGreat Saughall railway station, 2 south-west from Mol-GREAT SAUGHALL is a township and scattered vil- linlYton railway station and' 3 north-west from Chester.lage, with station on the Great Central (late :\1. S. -& Capt. H. D. 1.'relawny is lord of the manor, Mr. GeorgeL.) railway, 4 miles north-west from Chester, and 2 Nicholas, of Little 'Saughall, C. F. Fawcett eS9' ofsouth-west from Mollington station on the London and Liverpool, and tlhe t.rustees of Joseph C. Chamberlam are­~orth Western and Great Western joint, railways. The the chief landowners. The, area IS 576 acres; rateablechurchof ,st. Chad is a modern structure of brick, erected value, £1,3fJ.2; the population in ,19° 1 was 137.at a cost of £1,600, and' consecrated by the iBishop of By Local Government Board Order No. 22,4°5 (MarchChester, Oct. '213. 19°'1; the site was presented by Capt. 25. 1888), a detached part of Little Saughall townshIp wag.Horace Dormer Trelawny: there are· '1 1 8'3 sittings. There added to Great Saughall.are Presbyterian, Ba.ptist and Primitive 'Meth~ist h "chapels. Powell's Charity produces £20 a. year, arIsmg Letters through Chester. Great Saughall is t e nearesfrom the rent of a house and land and also from money order &; telegra.ph office, one mile distantthe annual interest on £122 4S • 8d. of consolidated: stock, WOODBANK is a township, 4 miles south-west. from.and is distributed in bread at church every Sunday to the Sutton, 5i north-west from Chester, and ~o from Bll'kenpeorof the township of Great Saughall. Shotwick Park is head, and: Ii miles from Capenhurst stah0!1.on th~ Lontheseat of Capt. Horace Dormer Trelawny D.L., J.P. don and North Western and Great 'Vestern JOInt raIlways.lord of the manor and principal landowner: the mansion Thomas Samuels esq. )Irs. :\Iary Anne Dayies, and theis pleasantly situated about I mile from the station. The vicar are the chief landowners. The, area IS 222 acres;area is 1,076 acres of land' and 6 of water; rateable rateable value, £445; the population in. 1901 was 72.value, £3,369; the population in 190 11 was 7 00 • Letters via Chester arrive at oS a.m.; dIspatched at 5.30By Local Government Board Order No. 22,405, a part p.m. Great Saughall is the nearest money order &of Great Saughall township was add'ed to Woodbank and telegraph office, about 2 miles distantLittle Saughall, and a part of Little Saughall annexeeL toGTeat Saughall in 1888.National School (mixed), bui.lt in 1855, for 53 ch~ld.ren;.Post" 'M. 0., T. 0., T.~1. 0., Ex-press Delivery, Parcel average attendance, 25; MISS Mary !Bratton. Illistres~SHOTWICK. Benson Harry, market gardener Shepherd William, builderBithell Richard, underkeeper to Capt. Sho.ne John, farm~rWansbrough Rev. Frederic Ray M.A., H. D. Trelawny SmIth Hannah (~~ISS), cowkeeper.B.D. (vicar), Vicarage Blackledge William, farmer Speed George, JOIner &; w~eelw.rIgh~·COMMERCUL. Bradford William Henry, farmer Storrar James F.R.C.V.S. Htennar~Evans William, farmel Brown Joseph, pork butcher .surgeon,. &; farmerFields Martha (Mrs.), cowkeeper Carter Wm. miller (wind & steam), Tl1ston Ehzh. (Mrs.). butcher & frmrHewitt William, farmer farmer &; threshing machine owner Vaughan Margaret (Mrs.), cowkprJones 'Villiam, cowkeeper Clarke John gardener to Capt. H. V~nables George, p~mterRoberts Henry, farmer B. Trelaw~y VIckers Charles, brIcklayerRoberts Jane (Mrs.), farmer Coo er Oatherine (Mrs.), farmer Wall~y Stephen, farmerRoberts John, farmer Da.rhngton Frederick, blacksmith Warr~ngtonJohn H. farmer & butcherSpruce Dennis, blacksmith Ellis William, farmer Warrmgt-on Josep~, farmer &; butpherTaylor Hann.ah (Mr!!.), cowkeeper Evans Thomas. carpenter W~a.ley In. TomlInson, grcr. Post oreThoma~ William James, farmer Faulkner Watkin, shopkpr. &; boot ma WIllIams Thomas: farmerTilston Samuel, butcher &; farmer Foulkes Robert. farmer Woods Frank, bUilde.r & shopkeeper-Wilkinson James, Greyhound inn Frodsham Richard. pork butcher LITTLE SAl GH_\LL.GREAT SAUGHALL. Gillham Samuel, joiner Evans AlfredPRIVATE RESIDENTS. Griffith Thomas farmer Howard Mrs. OakenholmeEgginton Frederick Griffiths Henry,' wheelwright Stephen )Irs. KingswoodBough Miss Griffiths James farmer COMMERCllL.Hyde John Griffithil Jame;, jun. farmer Bullock William, Wheat Sheaf inroJohnston John G. The Astburys Harrison Paul, market gardener Dutton Samuel, farmerlones William Harvey William T. ironmonger Hughes Samuel, farmerKellock Robert, The Cottaga Hughes John. pork bute~er ~~~thews William, farmerLawson GeorgeJones Mary ~Mrs.),SwingmgGate P.H NIcholas George, farmerNott William H. The Hermitage Jones William, bailiff to William Sherry Michael. Egerton Arms P.HHarvey William T. ironmonger Thomas Harvey esq Walley Thomas, farmerRichards Henry William, Sunnyside Lancelotte Joseph, farmer ":a~rington George, farm~~Saddler Mrs )laddock Harry, farmer WrIght Thomas, farln baIlIff to C. fo.Sadlier The Misses, The Hollies MarshaH Walter, Greyhound P.H Fawcett esqTrelawny Capt. Horace Dormer D.L., Mawbv John, farmerWOODB.ANK.J.P. Shotwick park Mercer Rowe, painter Samuels Thomas, Woodbank hall.Vickers Mark, The Towers Mullock Ambrose, farmer Ca84 William, joinerWilliams Mrs K orton George, bailiff to Capt. H. Evans George, farmerWilliams 'William D. Trewlany Griffitbs Robert, farmerCOMMERCIAL. Owen George, farmer Henshaw Rachel (Mrs.), cowkeeperBall James. farmer I PeaTE ThomM, cowkeeper Talbot James, Yacbt innBennion Ann (:Mrs.), pork butcher \ Shepherd Joseph, builder Woods George, boot makerSHO.TWIC~PARK, formerly extra-~arochial, ~s now is now t? be seen of it is a large mount, of a cresc~nta pansh, 3 mIles south from Ledsham railway statIon on form, WIth entrenchments. on the side next ShOtWlckthe London, North Western and Great Western joint Park. The mansion of Shotwick Park stands in Great'r~il~!1Ys, and 5 north-west from C~~ster, in the WiI!~l Saughall township. Captain Horace Dormer Trelawny i&d~vIsion of the county, hundred of" Irral (southern dIVI- lord of the manor and chief landowner. rrhe soil is clay.sion), union and county court district of Chester, and The land is principally used for pasturage. The area. i9petty. sessional division of Chester ~astle, rural deanery 976 acres of land, exempt from the payment of tithes, andof Wirral, andJ archdeaconry and dIocese of Chester. A II of water; rateable value, £1,279; the population incastle once stood here, in which Henry II. staved when on 1901 was '8.his journey to Ireland, and :Which. E?ward I. visited in Letters from qhester. The nearest money ordoer &.. tele-~278; Leland saw some remams of It m 1622, but all that grnph office IS at Great Saughall, Ii miles distantBall John, farmer, Shotwick lodge

DIRECTORY•JCHESHIRE.SMALLWOOD.SIDDINGTON is a township at the junch. ~n of the J.P. is a handsome mansion standing in a park of aboutroads from Macclesfield to Northwich and ConL'leton to 200 acres, containing two fine lakes of 12 acres cachoCheadle, 5 miles sou.th-west from Macclesfi~§ld, and Reds M.'ere is a considerable sheet of water 60 acres insi north from Congleton, in the parish of Pr'estbury, extent, near the north-east verge of the township, andKnutsford division of the co.nty, petty sessional division upon it is a floating island of nearly two acres, coveredof Pres·tbury, Macclesfield hundred, union and county with beech trees and brushwood; in former years thiscourt district, and in the rural deanery and! archde~\conryof Macclesfield', and diocese of Chester. The chapel ()f Allisland was frequently drriven by the winds to the edge ofthe water, where it usually remained till the wind set inSaints, originally erected about 1474 or earlier, is a s~alledifice of brick, wood and plaster, consisting of chan'rel,from the opposit~ quarter', and carrieet it to some otherpoint of the mere: it is at present close to the east sidenave, and a western turret, containing one bell: the of the mere~ where it has remained stationary for overchancel is separated from the nave by a very fine Per· 30 years. Lieut.-Col. William Bromley-Davenport M.P.pendJicular screen: the building was restored and reseated . of Capesthorne, is lord of the manor and the principalin 1853-4 at a COit of £7°0, and again restored in 1894-5 landowner; Charles Edward Thornycroft esq. and theat a further cost of £200: the east window has been filled trllstees o:f the late ~Ir. James Chapman are also prowithstained glass by Mr. Alfred· O. Hemming, a newreredos and organ erected, and the whole interior re-decoprietor...The township contains 2.II2 acres of landand 47 of water; rateable value, £3.853; the populationrated', and affords 260 sittings. The register dates from in 1901 was 39~.the year 1722. The living is a perpetual curacy, annexedto Capesthorne, net yearly value £34 6 , with 90 acres of Post,)l. O. & T. 0., T. )1. 0., Express Delivery, Parcelglebe and residence, in the gift of Lieut.-Col. William Post, IS. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office.-Mrs. EllenBromley Davenport M.P. and held since'18'818 by the Rev. Lancaster, sub-postmistress. Letters arrive from CreweJohn George Elstob 'M.A. of Durham University, who at 6,50 a.m. & 3. 20 p.m &:; delivered l a.t 7 a.m.; disresidesat Henbury. Here is a Wesleyan ahapel, built in patched thereto at 10.20 a.m. &. 6,25 p.m1865. The charities amount to £13 6s. yearly, £8 of National School (mixed), built with master's residence inwhich goes to the schoels· and the balance of £5 6s. is 1842, &, having an endowment of £8 a year from Foden'sdistributed, in money by the trustees. Thornycroft Hall, charity; the school was enlarged in 18g8 for '130 chiltheresid'ence of Charles Edward Thornycroft esq. M.A., dren; average aUendance, go; William \H. Webb, mastrThornycroft Charles Edward M.A., Dingle Amelia (Mrs.), farmer Slater John, farmer, Toll barJ.P. Thornycroft hallDingle Arthur, fMmer, Mere Moss fm Slater Ralph, farmer, HazelwallWorth Mrs. WhisterfieldGoodwin Richard, miller, corn mer- South .Arthur, farmer, Hills greenchant & farmer, Mill house Thompstone Nathan, frmr. NthwoodCOMMERCB.L.Handforth Thomas, farmerThompstone Wm. frror. Henshall hallAdshead Noah, farmerJohnson Henry, gardener to Charles Wood John, assistant overseerBailey Joseph, farmer, The Moss Edward Thornycroft esq I Wurth George, faImer, Snape Brk. fmBarber Eleanor (Mrs.), farme1 Kennerlev William, farmer, Broad oak I Worth George, joinerBuckley Arthur, farmerLancaster Daniel, farmerWorth James, farmer, TurnockClowes Mary (Mrs.), ,farmer, Colshaw Lancaster Moses, blacksmith Worth In. farmer, Rede's Mere farmDale George, farmer, :Meadow bank Ree'"es Thomas, farmer Worth John, jun. farmer, Gate farmDaniels Samuel, blacksmith Slater John (exors. of), farmer, Sid- Wright John, farmer, Simons woodDeakin Wm. farmer, Whisterfield dington hall521SMAL,LWOOD is a scattered township and a parish,formed in 118'46 from that of Astbury, 3 miles nort.h-westfrom Mow Cop stat,ion on the North Staffordshire railway,4~ east-south-east. from Sandbach, 4 west-southwestfrom Congleton, in the Crewe division of thecounty, Congleton section of Middlewich and' Sandbach,tNorthwich hundred, petty sessional division,Congleton union and county court district, in t,he ruraldeanery of Congleton, archdeaconry of Macclesfield anddiocese of Cliester. The church of St. John the Baptist,erected in 1845, is a small building in the Early English8tyle, consisting of chancel, nave. south porch and a tUI'lreton the west gable, containing one bell: there are memorialwindows to Mrs. F. E. Twemlow, wife of the Rev. FrancisC. Twemlow, sometime curate in charge, d. leS2; Mrs.Gordon, of .smallwood Vicarage, d. 18'59; to Mr. Peter!Hollinshead, of De~rsgreenFo.rm, d. 1.86.1 ; to John Melloresq. of Smallwood House, d. 1-861; and to the late tRev.Hastings Gordon M.·.A. .also curate in charge here: t·heorgan was erectedr in le67 at a cost of £230: the churchaffords 300 sittings. The registers da'te from the yearr84S' The living is a perpetual curacy, net yearly value£ 2115, with residence, in the gift of the rector ofAstbury, and held since 1896 by the Rev. EugeneEbenezer Temple Candler M.A. of Magdalen College,Oxford. The Vicarage House, close to the church·, isof brick with stone facings in the Elizabethan style.There are two Wesleyan chapels here, one Of which wasformerly a Baptist chapel. By deed dated the I st ofSeptember, 1760, William Furnival gave a farmhouseand 36 acres of lan~ in trust, to divide jhe annual rentsamongst the poor and indigent housekeepers of t,he towns·hipon Midsummer day and St. Thomas' day in eachyear; it now produces £60 a year: the parish is alsoentitled! to a portion of Holford's Charity, paid throughthe Tector of Astbury, which varies from £6 to £8 a)'ear: the late W. MeUor esq. of Smallwood House, left£100 to be invest.ed in trust for the· benefit of the schooland choir; and his son the late John Mellor esq. left£100, now (1902) invested! in the Mersey 'Docks, the interestbeing applied towards the expense of the choir:Yarwood's ,gift of 12S. is for distribution. In 11900, Mrs.Williams, widow of ,the Rev. E. R. Williams, late vicar1862-96, left £300 to be invested and the interest dividedhet,ween the churchwa,rdens and choir fund,s. Col. SirWalter Geoffrey Shakerley bart. of Somerford' 'Park, whois lord of the manor, and Mrs. 'Moir, of lBrereton Hall,Williams Vickers e.sq. of Manchester, and the ){a.stersand Fellows of Caius College, Cambridge, are the principallandowners. The soil is loam; subsoil, clay, gravel andsand. The chief crorps are wheat, oats and potatoes. Theareais 2,186 acres; ratealble value, £4,964; the populationin 11901 was 5'3°.Brookhouse Green is a hamlet.. Sexton, Peter Painter.Post 'Office.~rs. Adelaide ~Ia.ry Bolshaw, sub-postmistress.LeMers are received by foot post from Sandbach,arrive atJ 8 a.m. &; for callers only at 6 p.m. ;dispatched at 6.15 p.m. Postal orders are issued here,.but not paid. Rode Heath, nearest money order office;Scholar Green is the nearest telegraph office, 3 milesdistantNational School, erected with residence for the master inr84!s-6 & enlarged in 1872, for 1'20 & in 1894 for 13'Zchild:ren; average attendance, 5I; it is partly supportedby 'Mellor's charity mentioned above (amount £1 14S.);John Latham. masterCandler Rev.Eugene Ebenezer Temple Bracegirdle Sarah (Mrs.), farmer,M.A. VicarageMartins MossCotton James, Sim Field houseMonk Joseph Hugh, Stanstead cotBracegirdle Jsph. farmr. Spen greenBroad John, farmer, Moss endCOMMERCIAL.Brookes Daniel, farmer & hay dealer,Baker Daniel, farmer, Dearsgreen Rue MossBaker George, farmer, Manor house Condliffe Jolin, farmer & miller, YewBarratt Ambrose,frmr. Brookhouse gn Tree houseBarratt Clement, frmr. Brookho. gn Croxton Sam!. farmer, Brookho. grnBarratt Danl. frmr. Brookhouse gn Davies Thomas, tailor & outfitter,Barrett Percy, mrkt. grdnr. Spen grn Four Lanes endBeckett Enoch, farmer, Brookhouse gn Dean Edward Hughes, Blue Bell P.R.Bloor Thomas, farmer,Brookhouse grn &, farmer, Spen greenBoffey Annie (Mrs.), Legs at Man P.H Edwards Thomas, farmer, Rue MossFoden Maria (Mrs.), grocer & corndealer, Four Lane endsFord William, farmer, Smallwood he>Hall George, farmer, Spen greenHollinshead Barn'. farmer, 7\loss endHollinshead James, farmer, New boHollinsbead Sml. frmr. Dearsgrn. fmJackson Samuel, wheelwrightsKnott Daniel, farmer, Overton hallLatham John, farmer, Bank houseLongshaw James, Salamanca inn,FourLanes endLowndes Frederick, Bull's Head P.R

522 S T ALYBRIDGENorburv Edmund, market gard~ner,Mop 'moorPainter William, farmer, Spen greenSanderson George, jun, farmer & marketgardener, Nuah's ark~CHESHIRE.Sanderson Chas. fr~r. Braotho. grnSander"lIn George, market ~~dener,Spen ~ossr~anderson John, farmer, .Mo::.ts endStainer Wm. frmr. Overt-bn grangeI[KELLY'STaylor Amos, farmer, Smallwood cot.Taylor Robert, farmer, Overton gmTwemlow Wm. Frdk. frmr. School fmWright Geo. farmer, Brookhouse grnYate Jabez, shoe makers'r A L Y B RID G E.STAL'YlBRIDGE is a parliamentary and municipal, jl".bilee of the church: there a·re about 1,000 sittings. Theborough and parish on the banks of the ri,"er Tame, with Legister dates from 1840. The living is a vicara.ge, neta station on the Lanca·shire and Yorkshire, and joint yearly value £300, 'without residence, in the gift of the.station on the London and North Western and Great rector of Ashton-under-lLyne, and held since 1898 by theCentral (late ~I. s.. k L.) railways, and is one mile sou·,b- Rev. Thomas MUl'phy Oldifield M.A. and L.Th. of theeast from Ashton-under-Lyne, 7~ miles ea'8t frum ~![an- University of Durham.chester, 8 north-east from Stockport, 13 north-east from Stayley Sit. Paul'·sis an ecclesiastical parish, formed outMacclesfield, 7 north-west from Glos,;op and 191 from of that of Mottram in 1840: the church, erected in 1839London. In 1896 the Local Government Board cuns·tituted at a cost of £4,000, and enlarged and restored under theStal}~bridge a distinct parish, whoJy ill the Hyde division direotion of Mol'. W. H. Brakes-pear, architect, at a costof ~e county of Chester, in place of being partly in the of £5,000, is a cruciform. bUAildin.g of stone, in the Tronpari.shof Ashton-under-Lyne, in Lancashire, partly in sition style between Early ·and Geometrical Gothic, andthe township of Dukinfield, in the parish of Stockport, consists of chancel, clerestoried nave of five bays, aisles,.and partJy in the tt)wll~hip of Stayley. in the parish of transeptlS, organ chamber and a we8'tern tower containingMottram, and it is in thl: union and county court dh;trict a clock and 8 bells: the south ~ransl?lPt was added inof Ashton-under-Lyne and in the hundred ()f M'Uccle'Sfield 1899 at a cost of £1,600: the lower stage of the tower{·Cheshire). For ecclesiastical pUDpose's the portion once forms a porch: the st'3lined east window was presentedin Lancashiresti111'emains in the rural deanery of Ashton, by James Buckley esq. in 1857, and there are a numbel'archdeaconry and diocese of Manchester; and that in of other stained windowlS, some being memorials: theCheshire in the rural deanery of Mottram, archdeaconry organ was enlarged and beautified in 1874: the ol'ganof MaocleS'field and diocese of Chester. The Tame, which and vestry screens and lectern are .good examples ofdivides this .portion of Oheshire from Lanca·shire, flows carved work in the Gothic style: the pulpit was preintothe Mersey at Stockport. There is water communi- sented by the late William St9us esq. J.P. in 1877:cation by the London and' North Western Canal Company'.s the church affordls 1,100 sittings. The register datesand the :Merch-ants' Darrying Company's canals. from the year 1842. The living is a vicarage, net· ~'earlyStaly-bridge was incorporated by royal cha1'ter granted value £540, derived chiefly from fees and pew rents5th March, 1857, and the borough was extended August and an endo\Tment of £700 left by Mrs. Platt in 1889,nth, 1881, by the ir:tcorporation. of Milllbrook and Heyrod w.ith residence, in the gift of the. Bishop of CheSlter andunder" The Staly1brld;ge ExtenslOn and Improvement .Act, three other tru9tees, and held SlDce 1887 by the Rey.18'8'1"; it is now d,ivided int.o four ward'S and the corpora- Thomas Holme.s Sheriff M.A. of Emmanuel College, Camtionconsi,sts of a mayor, eight a1dermen and twenty-four bridge, and surrogate.councillors. The borough has a commission of the peace DUKINFIELD-ST.-JOlRN parish was formed out ofand a police force. By the ,. Representation of the People that of Stockport Jan. 10. 1843', but only became anAct, 1867." it was made a parliamentary borough, con- independeIllt parish in 1875. 81. John's church, con~sis,ting of the municiJpal borough of .stal)o/bridge and secrated in 1841. is al.l edifice of stone in the EaTly Eng..'Dukinfield, since cons.tituted a municipal borough. lish style, conslistUng of chancel, nave of six bays, aisles,The Gas Works, on the Dukin.field side o·f the borough, west .porch and a western tower with pinnacles corutainingand formerly belonging to a company, were purchased by one bell: in the chancel is a memorial window to thethe COI1poration, July 3oISt, 1885, for £126,000; and are Rev. William Bell, late vicar, d. Jan. 1875, and thereon a very extensive scalle.are t.wo others: -the church was thorough:ly restored linThe Waterworks, cons,tructed in 1868 for this borough r891 at a cos·t of about £1,200, when a new font wasand A:shton-under-'Lyne, comprise four large reservoirs, given by Ml's. Breth~rton and a reredos erected: thereamongst the hill'S in the neighbourhood of ~i1lbrook, I! are 1,000 sittings, more than half being free. The registermiles from the tt>wn, and anOll:her at Greenfield, con- dates from the year 1841. The living is a vicarage, netstructed in ,18-86 at a cost of £28 1 8,000, with a total yearly value £300, derived from endowments and pew~!Lpacity of 200,000,000 gallons. The Wa~rworks are renh, with residence, in the gift of the rectt>r of Stocknowunder the management. of the Ashton-under-Lyne, porot, and held since 187C; by the Rev. Cecil Gordon Oal­Sta:ylbridge and. Dukinfield (dii:strict) joint committee of throp M.A. of Corpus Christi Colle~e, Cambridge: the16 me-robers, 4 of whom are elected by the Corporation of boundary line of the boroughs of Stalybridge and Dukin­Stal)1bridge. Sewerage works for the joint districts of field divides the church from the vicarage and schools,Straly;bridge and Dukinfield were constructed in .r897 at which are in the laHar borough, but the parish missionBradley Hurst F1arm, under the direction of the Staly· school is in .High stree,t, Stalybrid.ge.bridge and Dukinfield Joint Sewerage Board.There are two charitie-s belonging to the parish, v.iz.:The ecclesiastical parish of Old St. George was formed Daniel Wyld'.s of £87, left in the 18th century and fe­April 12, 1864, from that of Ashton-under-Lyne: the covered in 18-80; and Mrs. Hyde's of £100, left in 1867;4:}hurch, occupying an eley.ated site on Cocker hiB, and These are in the hands of the Charity Commissioners.first erected in 1776 as a chapel of ease to Ashton [JOrish and the interest is ,spent in clothing di,stributed in4:}hurch, wa;; entirely re·built in r888, WIder the direction November in each year.of Mr. John Low, architect, of Manchester, at a cost of The parish of Holy Trinity (Castle Hall), was formed in£4.600, and is nn octagonal edifice of stone, consisting of 1846 out of that of Stockport. The church, standing near.~hancel, nave and a western turret containing one bell: the Market hall, and erected and endowed lin 10852, isthe carved oak pulpit was the gift of )Irs. Platt: there a building of stone in the Perpendicular style, consistin~~re four stlU.ined windows, that on the south side .being the of chancel, nave with clerestory, aisles, north, and southgift of Ralph :Bates esg. : the church affords 750 sittings,250 of which are free. The register of births and deathsporches and an embatJtled western tower conta.ining 8beHs: the east window is sha.ined. and there is a memorialdates from 1777, marriages, 1864. The living is a vicar-~'ge, net yearly value £'4°°, with residence, in the gift ofwindow to the Rev. Fielding- Frederick Ould, the iatevicar, erec.ted by the congregation in 1882 at a cost ofthe Earl of Stamford, and held since 1867 b:v the Rev. £8~: the brass eagle lectern was pre-sented in 1878b)'John Bonafon's Jelly-Dudley B.A. of Trinity College, Dub- Robert and 'Margaret Plat'!:, of Dunham Hall, at a costlin, and surrogate.of upwards of £'50: in 1806 on organ chamber and vestryThE!' parish of St. George. The Hague, was formed July were built a.t a cost of £1,500, and the o~gan enlarged30, 18!40, from that of Ashton-under-Lyne: the church. at a cost of £400: there are 920 siM.ing.s, 280 of which are'Situated on an eminence called" the Hague," and erected free. The register dates from the year 18.:;2. The livin~-at the same time at a cos-t of £4,500, is a building- of is a V1icarage, net yearly v-alue .1.'445, with residence, instone in the Lat8ll' Early English style, consisting of chan- the gi£t of five trustees, and h~d since r881 by the Rev.~el, nave, aisles, south porch and a western tower with Charles Sutcliffe, of Queen's'Colle17e, Birmingham, -and apinnacles containing one bell: the church was restored surrogate. ein 1885, at a cost of £1,532, and' ipart'ly reseated in 1.&89, Christ Church. in Quarry street, erected' in 1878 atand' 8 lectern and pulpit Nected at a cost of £55°: in R cOSltof about £3•.C;00, is an e.difice of brick in the Early1892 the interior was decorated and ,3 new reredos put En~lish ~t\"le. consisting of chancel, nov-e. aisles" vestryin at a cost. of about £3,:;0: the east window. which is i and org-:1n 'chamber: the stained eR5

DIRECTORY.] CH~ESHIRE. STALYBRIDGE. 5:l3P~att: the chancell was eXJtended at the same time 'at The ma.rket is held IJIl Saturday; the fairs take place ona cost of £60: there are 800 sittings. The register dJ t p~ the last ,)fond'ay in each month. Annual prize fair firstfrom the year 1878. The living is a vicar.age. net yeady Saturday in September; :md the wakes the first Sundayvalue £200, in the gif.t of trustees, and held since 1817 . after July 17.by the Rev. James Grant, Bird. ' i. The M~rket Ha:II, on the Plan~atio~Ground·s and ~,rect~dMILUBiROOK was incorporated with the borough uf, I m 1866, 1.S an ed~fice of red .brI.ck wIth stone dressmgs mStalybridge, AuO'. II, 1881; the parish of Sot. James was the Renalssance:style, from desIgns by IMr. Amos .L~, theformed in 1863 0 from that of St. !Paul. StaYley. The ~oro~gh surveyor, ~nd has ~ lofty tower contammg anchurch, ereoted at a cust of £3,500, and consecrated llluml~ated clock WJth four d~als.J,anuary 29 the 'same year, is a 'bwlding of stone in the A Fish Market was erected m 1881 at a cost of £1,5°0.Gothic st.yle, consisting of chancel, nave, south aisle, south The !Baths, also on the Plant,ation Ground's, were prevestry,north porch and tower at the north end of the seuted, by Mr. and Mrs. Ro·bert P1att. at ,a' cost ofna\'e with spire and conrtaining one bell: Ithere is .a £7,000, ana opened 7 'May. 1870. The build.ing. which ismemorial window in the chancel to 'Mary Matilda Harri- in the Italian style. comprises a swimming bath, 70 feetson,d. June 3, 187'1, and a ,brass Ito the Rev. William by 40 :feet, with a clea,r water area of 6) 'feet by 24 feet;l,"urth Hoare B.D. 30 years vicar of St. Paul's Stayley, and on each side are dressing boxes, 32 in number, andwith other memorials, d. AJpril 13, 1869; there are 440 over these are side galleries. There is also anothersittings, ISO being free. The Tegister dates from 1863. swimming- bath, 80 feet by 40 feet, contoanning a clearThe living is a vicarage, net yearly value £277. with wa,ter area of 75 by 28 reet, and of less depth. Thereresidence, in the gift of trusste.es, and held ·since 1882 by a,re 20 p,rivate baths, and a complete set of Turkish baths.the Rev. Frank Lethbridge Farmer. of St. Aidan·s. and adjoinang the entrance hall and office is a residenceThe Catholic church, in Spring Bank, dedicated to St. for the manager. In the rear is a boiler-house andPeter, was ereoted in 1838-9, and is an edifice of stone, other accessory builchimgs. The 'bath~ were end'Owed byse.ating '550: attached is a presbytery and schools. Mrs. Platt with £2,5°0, in aid onf .t~.t'.jr maintenance.The Congregruliional church, originally erected in 1834 There are marble busts of Rober.t Platt esq. and Mrs.and rebuilt in 1861, at a cost of £5,000, is a building of Platt in the vestjbule. erected by pUblic subscriptions.stone in the Geometrical Gothic style, und has 1,100 The nistriot Infirmary, standing on an elevated sitesittings. .. . . fronting the park, is a structure of brick with stoneThe Wesleyan chapel, lD Carohne street, erected. lD 1872 dressings in the Elizabethan style. erected in 1858-9. andat a cost of £3'5 00 ! and r~stor~d ond enlarge~ III 1895. endowed with a sum of £10,000 left by Samuel Oldhamat. a co~Jt, of £816, 15 of bnck WIth stone dressmgs, on~ esq. of Oak View. Since '.its foundat.ion the endowmentlwill seat 950. ... have been increased to £4°,000. A nurses' home hasThen' are. also G~neral Parh~ular ~a~tl.st, Method~st been erected, and t,he rooms formerly occupied by theNew !J?nn~XIOn, Umted Methodist, PrimitIve MethodIst nurses converted into two wards, provid,ing 20 additionaland Umtarlan chaJI!els. .. beds, and various other improvements effected at a totalThe .Town ~.all, m Stamford ,stre~t, erected m 1831•. IS outlay of £4,000. A children'.s hospital was added ~na spaCIOUS ed,tfice of stone of th~ Do.nc order, and conta~n~ 1&93. at the lsole cost of James Keorsha.w esq. to contama large pubhc assembly room ho'~dlDg 800 per.sons, pohce 34 beds, and in 18g6 .an operating room added.o~ce.s. court room ,~d a commIttee room ;~t was~ con- Stamford Park, opened July 12th, 1'873, by the lateSIder,ably enlarged. In 1886 at a cost of about. £:>,000, Eairl of ,Stamford! and, Warl'ington, oonta,ins 64 acres,when a new counCIl chamber and offices for ih~ borough inclusive of two lange lakes, one of which is usedJ fortreasurer and .surveyor were added, together With apart- boating, and three smaner ones. The origlinal estate W3JS~ent,s .for various offices. The Astler Cheetham. F;ee purchatSed from trustees, and other land was s.ubsequentlyLibrary. ~pene~ 16th of Oct?ber, IgOI, IS a. fine bUlld~n~ given Iby the l,ate Earl of Stamford and Warrington. Theo.f red brIck With stone facmgs, .and contall!'s a l~n~m.e estimated value of the estate as now about £5°,000. ThelIbrary of 13,000 volumes, an? a reference lIbrary, It 1S mansion, formerly called Highfield House, is a fine oldunder t~e control of a commIttee of ten ~embers of the Elizabethan edlifice and unbil l'ecentlly was used as acorporatIOn and five ratepayers or resldent.s of the museum; it contains a libmry of '5,000 volumes, conborough.. . . . tributed by H. T. Darnton esq.; a valuable geological~ere are. branches ?f .the Manchester and Llve~pool Dls- collection; rare .pottery, !pictures, antique objects, andtrlct Ba.nk~ng Co. LlmJ,~ed, the I¥a~chester and County extensive collection of entom'OlogUcal and hotoanical speci­B·ank LimIted,.and Par~ s Han.k LII~llted. '. mens; in the grounds is a memoro-al 11:0 the late Mr.The Mechamcs' Inshtut~, m ~lg~ street. er~cted.lD Jethro Tinker, lof Stalybl"idge. who died March 10th, 181 1 ,~86I-2 at .a COBit of £4,100.. IS a bUlldmg of red bnck w.lth and a Igranite monument with mednllion bust,. ere?ted bystone facmgs, and contams an assembly room, seatmg the factory workel's nf Lanca.shire and: Cheshire In 1888upw~lrds of 1,000 people~ ne"\Vs rooms, class rooms and oa to IMr. Joseph Rayner Stephens, who died in 1879. Thelibrary of 5,1°7 volume.s; science and art classe~ held here whole is undpr tne management 'Of the corporat.ions ofin ·the evenings.· The laboratory was. erected In ~890 at Ashton-under~yne and iSta~brid.ige, to whom it wasa cost of £600, wholly defrayed by t~e late .Mrs. Platt, of f>ranS!ferred 3 June, J8'9 1 .Stalytbridge, who also left £1,000 for ItS mamtenance; the The outskirts and approaches of 1.he town are ornainteriorof the /building was redecorated th.roughout and mented. by the handJsome and! su'bs1:antial l'esid.ences andadditional class rooms added at the same tIme, at a cost tasteful .groundJs of the gentry and! princilpal manufacofa,bo.ut £500; 6, St.room, han on the first floor, let for concerts, entertain- Paul, Staley, 6,824-mell't.s etc. ca.pable of seating a'bout 700 persons; the The ·aooa of the parliamentary borough l~ 4,334 acres.number o~ membe~s in 1901 was over 1,500. . The population in 19o1 wa~ 46.5'~18; the number of electorsThe- Drill Hall, 10 Walmsley 'stree~, the proper.t) of tp.e on :the pa,rliamentarv N!gI,ster 10 19 02 was 7,565,Stalybrid.ge detachment of t.he 4th V. iB. Che,shlre Regl- - p . h Cl rksment, was erected about 1880 at a cost of over £5,000. . ans eShlyhridge is one of the oldest seats of !he cot~on I St. Paul, Stayley, James Blakeley, 3 Church houses.manufacture and contains many extensive mill-s, w.hlCh i Holy Thinilty, Eli 'Han-son,84 Cross Leech street.O'ive employment to the major part of the populatIon; iSextoIliSthere are machine works. ~ron foundries, and cut and I • •wrouO'ht nadl work~, and the woollen manufacture is also' Old St. George, Henr," Trick.etLcarri:d on to a limited' extent.I New lSt. George, Hugh GarSIde.OFFIOIAL EST.1BLISHL'WENTS, LOCAL IN.sTITlJTIO~~ &c.Post. )1. 0., T. 0 .. T. )L 0., S. B., Expre9S Delivery, Dispatch.Pa'rcel Post & Annuity & Insurance Office, Melbourne First tdispatoh of letters, 8.lsa.mstreet.-Samuel Picking, postmasterParc8ll Di,s.patches.-Io·30 a.m. 2, 7.50 &; 8.50 p.m

524 STALYBRIDGE. CHESHII{E. [ KELLY'SDeliveory commences from all parts, by letter carrier.s &;to cal'lers, 7 a.rnOn sunday there is one delivery 7 a.m. &; box closes 8 p.mPostal &; TelegTaph Office open 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. weekday.s; sundays 8 to 10 a.m. onlyHigh Street Town Sub-Post, oM. O. 0., S. B. & Insurance&; Annuity Office.-Wi.ID.iam Mel'oose, sub-postmasterBvx cleared 5,45, 9.30 & II a.m. I.IQ, 3.40 & 8,45 p.m.week days; regis·tration 15 minutes earlier. Openfr,):ll 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.; sundaylS excepted~lottram road (25) Town Sub-Po9t & M. O. 0.,.S. B. &Annuity &; Insurance Offiee.-\Samuef Band SmIth, subpostmaster.Lette!l' Box cleared 5.30, 9.30 &; II D.m.1.15, 4.15 & 8.45 p.rnMillbrook Post, ~I. O. &; T. 0., T. ~I. 0., Exprets Delivery,Parcel Post, S. B. & Annuity &; Insurance Office,400' HUJddeflsfield road.-William Willson: sub-po9tmastel'.Letiter Box cle-ared at 9.40 a.m. 12,4°, 3.10 &;7.55 p.m .CarrbrOOk ~I. 0., S. B., AnnUlty &. Insurance Office.­James Lawton, postmaster. Letter Box cleared at 9 a.m.& 7·30 p.m. Millhrook j" the nearest telegraph office,2 miles distantMEMBER OF l'A1iLlli\[E.:\ff FOiR 'lUIE BOROUGH.The Hon. ~l'atthew "llite RiMey ,D.L., J.P.'36 Portlandplace &; Bachelor:,-' clUJb ''" &; Carlton club S W, LondonReturning Officer, The :MayorBOROUGH JllGISrfRATES.The MaJorBates :&mph, Acres bank, HeyrodBottomley Jame

DIRECTORY.J CHESHIRE. STALYBRIDGE. 525Holy Trinitx, Castle Hall, Rt:.v. Charles Sutcliffe, vicar; £eoo, for 600 chiluren; average attendance, 457; Geo.10.30 a.m. &; 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.m.; all saint,s' 1(.adclifie, mastf'r; ~liss Clara Cuoke. infants' mistressGa)"S, I I a.m ~ational (Christ Church), High ,sfJreet (mixed &; irnants),St. Paul's, Hudde:rsfieJ.d road, Rev. Thomas Holmes erected in 11872 &, enlarged in 1'81812, for 710 children;Sheriff ~I..A.. vicar; 10.30 a.m. &; 6.30 p.m,; ~aints' ave1'81ge atltendoao.ce, SIO; Wi1liam Hell1'Y Goddard,GlJys, 11.30 a.m.; wed. 7.30 p.m.; frio 11.30 a.m master; Miss ~Iarion Hancock, infants' rWstressSt. James', Millbrook, Rev. Frank Lethbridge Farmer, National: (St. Jame-s'), )lillbrook, erect.ed for 45 0 chilvicar;Rev. Geo1'ge Sul:ivan Edgcombe B.A. curate;8 &; 10.30 a.m. &; 6,30 p.m.; mono wed. &; frio 10 a.m. ;dren; average attendance, 3'35; Johnm8lste-r; .:\f.iss Hayes, infants' mistre'.SlSW. Hibbert,wed. 7.30 p.m Nat.ional (St. JaU1~s'), Cal'brook, erected in 1879, for 320.::::It. John's, High street, Dukinfield, Rev. Cecil Gordon ~hild,ren; average 81ttendance, 160; Jdhn Heys, masterCalthrop ~I.A. vicar; Rev. D. Davies B.A. curate; Catholic (.st. Peter's), Spring Bank s.treet, erected in10.30 a.m. &; 6.30 p.m.; daily, 8,30 a.m 18'40, &; enlarged in 1'895 at a cost of £1,000, for 530Christ Church,High s.treet. Rev.James Grant Bird, vicar; children; average attendance, 400; Joseph Platt, mas-10.30 a.m. & 6,30 p.m. ; wed. 7.30 p.m.; holy days, II 1e1'; Sister.s of the Immaculate O:mception, mistressesa.m. &; 7.30 p.mChri.st Churoh Mission Room, Robinson stree.t; 8 pm. ;Hoh HilJ, Gros,,'enor street (undenominational), e1'ected1'8183-4, for 656 children; average attendance, 435;seats 52Holy Trinity i.:\Iission Hall, Brierley street; 3 &; 7 p.m)liss H. L. Brooks, mistress; Mis'S Clara Jackson, infants'mistressCatholic (St. Peter's). Spring Bank street. Rev. Jameil B1'iti'sh, Heyrod, establri$hed 11919, enlal'goo in 1819, forO'Grady &; Rev. William Ellis Jones, 12riests; mas's 250 children; average attendance, 95; Robert Mycock,8, 9.30 &; II a.m.; mass daily at 7.30 &; 8.30 a.m. ; masterrosary &; benediction, tues. & thurs. 7.30 p.m'YeS«eyan, Canal street (mixed), for 420 children; averageConvent of the Immaculate Conception, Spring Bank st. ; attendJan'Ce, ~70; Charle's Har.me'r, maJ.~ter; ~Irs, Har··,Rev. ~Iother St. Agatha,'supe-rioress mer, mistressBaptist (General) (:\Iount Olivet), 'Ya,kefield road, Rev.Charles Rushby, minister; 10.30 a.m. &; 6 p.m.; wed.)llECJRAu.~CiS' I1~STITU1'ION &; TEOHiNIlCAL SOHOOL,High street.7.3 0 p.m.; S631tS 850 S t W'lli H H~' t t J h T --Baptist (Particular), Cross Leech street, Rev. Edrwa1'd acre ary, 1 a.m enry .lTS; reasurer, 0 n .......

526 STALYBRIDGE. CHESHIRE. [ KELLY'SDawson John E. Blandford hOUSf:-' Jackson John, 171 Mottram road jReece John, 193 Mottram roadBlandford street Jelly-Dudley Rev. John Bonafuns B.A. Rhodes ~fi"ses, 175 ~Iottram roadDawson Mrs. Rose bank, Stocks lallP 1 (vicar & surrogate),Old St. George's Uhodes Mrs. Woodlands, Mottram I'dDawson Robert, Parkhill, Millbrook vicarage, :-:;tamford road Ridgway R. Glent mount"Wakefield I'dDishington Alexander, 179 Mott.ram I'd Jones Rev. William Ellis (Catholic), RidyardJosephJ.P.High bnk.38Acres laDunlop Thomas Johnson, 62 Acres hI Presbytery, Brierley street Roberts-Dudley Frederick John, En-Farmer Rev. Frank Lethbridge (vical' Judson Giles,Brooklands,9 Stamford I'd ville hou"t'. Stamford streetof Millbrook), St. James' parson- Kenworthy Misses, 191 Mottram road Rowland George, 209 Mottram roadage, Millbrook Kershaw Harry Briggs, Brampton, H.ushby Rev. Charles (Bapt.ist), 121Fentem Mark J.P. Beechwood, Heyl" Jd Wakefield road Stocks laneGartside Harry, Early bank, Mot- Knight Isaac, Spring Bank cot. Kay st Scott William Tocher M.A., )I.B. 55tram road Knutt Herbert, Aingarth, Stamford I'd Grlls\'enor street.Gartside John Edmund J.P. Muor- Knott Mis". Woodfield, Heyrod road Shaw Harold Kershaw, Holm dene,.lands, Mottram UlLl road Lawton Oharles Jas. 215 Mottram I'd Mot-tram roadGartside Jesse, Rock ho. Cocker hill Lawton George, 137 Mottram road Sllaw Hugh, 1.81 Mottram roadGartside Roger A. Staveleigh, Heyrod Lawton John, Thornleigh, Mottr.am I'd Sheriff Rev. Thomas Holmes M.A.Gill James, Stocks house, Stocks laneL.lwton John, 13 Stamford road (vicar of St. Paul's & surrogate),.Gimson George James Ainsworth, Leach Robert, Mou,nt viis. Stamford I'd St. Paul's vicarage, Huddersfield I'dQuarry hill, Mot,tram road Lees Albert, 205 Mottram road Sidebottom Albert, Heyrod cot.HeyrodGimson Rupert, II5 Stocks lane- Lewis Rev..William James (Wesleyan), Sidebottom John.Park villa,Clarence stGreenwood Miss, 189 Mottram roadHadfield George, 5 2Vlottram road9 Portland place, Mottram roadLisllmun Ralph Norman M.D.24 Gros-Simister James Waterhouse, HuddersfieldroadHall tGracchlls, Woodside villa, Mot- venor street Simpson Allwood, 127 Stamford streettram roadLockwood Chas. Benj. 32 Mottram I'd Steeple William, Heyrod hallHall Harry Garforth, Gillmoor, II Lockwood Thomas, 181 Mottram road Storrs George Harry, Gorse hallStamford roadLowe James Grimshaw, Sunny bank, 'Storrs James, The Hollies. Mo:,tyn stHall Martin Luther, Oaklands, Mot·tram roadHuddersfield road, Millbrook Storrs William, 219 :Mottram roadLowe William Scowcroft J.P. Oakwood Storrs Wm. Hy.,Fern bank,Mot,tram I'dHall Mrs. Bazley,Millwood ho.Soural're house, Millbrook;Hancock William John B.Sc. 8 Wake- ~lcCarthy Eugene Charles M.B. coSummers Henry Hall, Kelsoe house, 7Stamford roadfield road Grosvenor street Summers John, Inglewood,Mottram I'dHarrison Major Wm. J.P. Westhill, ~liller John, 201 Mottram road Sutcliffe Rev. Charles (vicar of HolyStamford road ~Iills Miss, 133 S~cks lane Trinity & surrogate), Holy TrinityHarrison Rev. William (Unitarian), )1ills Thomas Hen~y, 213 Mottram I'd vicarage, Acres lane145 Mottram road ~l()orhouse Miss, Lane cottage,Lord st Sutcliffe J. Emmott. Ridge mountHarrison Miss, West hill, Stamford rd :\'loorhouse Walter, Mottram road Sykes Robert, 72 Acres laneHeggenbottom John, 195 Mottram I'd Morecroft Joseph, 3 Mottram r?ad Tait· W. Parker, 8Ia, High streetHeginbottom Herbert, 217 Mottram I'd Morton Edward, I Cheetham Hlll I'd Taylor :\1rs. Rock bank, Cocker hillHill George, 216 Mottram road Xeedham Richd. Ashdale, Mottram I'd Thackeray William. 36 Mottram roadHill In. Woodbourne viI. Mottram I'd Nield-Siddall Edward Whitehead, 7 Wainwright Mrs. Fern lea, Stocks laHill Mrs. H. C. 177 Mottram road Mottram road Wainwright Walt. Ash bank,Stocks IIIHilton John, 125 Stamford street Norman John Richard, Netherscales, Warhurst Lewis, Mount villas, Stam-Hopwood George, Stanley sq. High st ~[ottram road ford roadHopwood Mrs. Moorfield, HeyrodHowe George Bradley, I Dean streetO'Grady Rev. James (Catholic), Pres- Warhurst Samuel, 218 Mottram roa.dbytery, II9 Brierley street Waterhouse Jsph. Pennine vw. HeyrodHowlett Rev. William S. (Primitive Oldfield Rev. Thomas MUil'phy M.A., Watts William Thos. 135 Mottram I'dMethodist), lSI :\Iottram roadHull Mrs. Staley hillL.Th. (vicar of St. George's), St. Webb Alfred, Westbrook, Astley r03dGeorge's vicarage, Thompson cross Whitehead John, 30 Mottram roadHyde Jas. Hy. Glent ho. Wakefield I'd Oliver Joseph, Saunders green, Mot- WhiteheadMisses.Belmont,Mottram I'dHyde Joseph, Fernleigh, Herrod tram Old road Wilkinson Mrs. Brookfield house,Hud-Hvde William Edmonds, West view, Peake Rev. Edwd. (Bapt.),15 Taylor st del'S'field roadMoorgate, StaleyPicking Samuel, The Hollies,31 Cheet- Willetts Rev.Thomas Sheldon (Metho-Hyslop Thos. Bank ho.207 Mottram I'd ham Hill road dist NewConnexion),I4Cranworth stIngham John. Rushfield, Heyrod Platt John, 77 Wakefield roadInnes David, Glenburn, Mottram road nadclifIe Joseph Shaw, Oakfield, Mill-William,;; Thomas Buckley ~LB.lur,;;. Mostyn streetPop-Innes Robert, Home leigh, Astley I'd brookIves Robert Garside LL.B. Cocker hI Radcliffe Robert, Oakfield, MillbrookWilliamson Thomas, 185 Mottram I'dWilson In.Bentley,Heyheads,MillbrookJackson Henry, 133 Mottram road Read Mrs. Fairhaven, Astley road Wood Arthur, 8 Stamford streetCQIDIERCllLBamber Jo.seph, tobacconist, 5 High streetEarly closing day, Tuesday, 1 p.m.Bamford Thomas, Dog & Pheasant P.H. 58 Stamford stAikin T. F. assistant borougth surveyor, Town hall Bamfor·th ChaTles James, £Tied fish dealer. III High stAlbion ')Iills Co. Limited (James P. DreW', sec.), cotton Bamforth James, police, hackneyinspector of bo.rough~pinneril, Albion mins, HU'rldersfield road. '1' N 28 Xat Town hall, Stam-carriages & oommon lodging hoU's~,I!.lloock HeI"bel't, hardware dealer, 106 High streetIiord streetAllcock Tho·mas, boot maker, 100 High street Bamforth John Wm. beer ~tlr. it.& grocer, 137 Lindsey_llien John Edward, fa.rmer, Lane farm, .Millbrook Bannerman (The) Mills Co. Limited, cotton spinners,.AUsop J'oseph, grocer, 17 MeLbourne st,reet ~orth ~Ieadow end & River mills. ~ '1' 103 NatAllsopp Frederick, bla:cksmith, I Caroline streetBa 1 i dsley Jacob, shoe maker, Staley cottages, StaleYAndrew George, undertaker, IQ3 High streetArmstrong Emily (M'l'S.), hardJware dlr. 101 Grosv,enor stBardsley ~rary Jane (Mi'SIS), shopk

DIRECTORY•J CHESHIRE. STALYBRIDGE. 5~7Beaumont William, news agent, 43 Hi,gh streetBee~h Frederick, hair dresser, 73 Grosvenor streetBeeley Fredk. Rd. school board atte,nd. officer, Town hallBeeley Rachael (Mrs.), Grapes P.H. 45 Grosvenor streetBeeley Riohard, draper, 59 Canal streetBelUlett ChaorleE!, carriage buillde~, see Sugden & BennettBennett Henry, dra~r, 22 Set stl'eetBentley James, grocer, 21 ~fu.tJtram roadBentley James, boot & shoe dealer, 33 & 35 )Ielbourne stBerry John, fishmonger, 12 & 91 Mottram roadBinns Harry, boot make>r, 65 ~IeLbourne streetBinns Thornton, boot maker, 52 )larket streetBIrch & Smith, tinplate workers, Acres laneBirch Emily (::\1rs.), shopkeeper, 42 Bridge streetBirehenoug'h William, fru.ite·rer, Victoria ma.rketBirkett :Matthew, joiner & builder, Stamford ,SltreetBiTtwistle Thomas, whOlesale grocer & drysalter, 60 &:, 62CaroNne streetBishop John Ramsay L.R.C.P.Lond., ~I.-R.C.S.Eng. rhysician& surgeon, see Booth & BishopBlackwell J.ohn, tl}bacconist, 68 Grosvenor stTeetBlain George, florist, Victoria marketBlain George, shopkeeper, II Bridge streetBooth &; Bishop, physicians & sU'rgeons, Davenport house,Cheetham Hill roadBooth Hany, confectioner, 1·67 High st,reetBooth James, tripe dresser, 66 GTO'Svenor streetBooth John, tailor, 51 Grosvenor SotreetBooth Thoma'S. Church P.'H. 422 Huddersfield rd.Mila'brkBooth Thomas, insurance agent, 48 .Acres laneBoothroyd Wright, draper &c. 80 Market streetBottomley Bros. cotton & cotton waste dl'l'5. Demesne stBdttomley & Hyde,cotton wast,e dealers, Castle st. TN 85Bottomley Betty (M'l's.), coJllfectioner, 59 Wakefield roadBottomley Herbert, manager of the Manchester & CountyBank Limited, :Marltet streetButtomley ROlb·~rt, shopkeeper, 9 ""akefield roadBowden'S Limited, confectionel'lS. Victoria marltetBowden John, paper merchant, Castle streetBowden Joshua, grocer; 27 :Ylarket ,streetBrad,buTy .10seph, huilder &; contractor, 75 Bridge streetBrad'bury Ralph, c1ogge'r, 9 Huddersfield roadBradbury WalifJer, confectioner, 85 Caroline streetBradrll"Y John, Fre~m.ason'S' Arms P.lH. 2{ High st.reetBracLshaw & Co. gTocers, 45 Melbourne streetBramall Joshua, fishmonger, 131 High streetBrayshaw Henry, farme'r, Bridge hillBrear John William, shopkef?IPer, g6a, Bridge streetBred'bury Jdhn, t.ripe dT8sser, Queen street, }IiUbrookBredhury Samuel, tripe dre",ser, I41 High street & 12a,Corporation stre:etBridge Street (The) Mill Co. cotton .spinners, Bridge st.-T .A. "Bridge, Stalybridge"Brie,rley J'ohn, Commercial P.

528 8TAL YBRIDGE. CHESHIRE. [ KELLY'SCooper George, slater, Huddersfield roadCooper Samuel, furniture dealer, 41 High streetCornett George, hair dresser, 66 Stamford streetCorporation Gas Wurks (»Illiam Carr, manager), Gas SotCorscadden ,Robert, shopkeeper, 61 High streetCotterell ~1ary Ann (:\1rs.), shopkeeper, 49 Caroline streetCottrell Ann (lMiss), shopkeeper, 92 ~ottram roadCox Robert, shopkeeper, 102 Grasscroft streetCoyle James, Wheat Sheaf P.H. 10 King streetCrabtree Joseph, shopkeeper, 104 Mottram roadCroasdale Jas. hatter & insurance agent, 43 )1elbourne stCrockfort William, Bath P.oH.14 Grosvenor streetCross Hamlet, shopkeeper, 51 Wakefield roadCrossland Hehle (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 36 Chapel streetCrow Albert E. confectioner, 502 Huddersfield rd.MillbrkCummings George, news agent, 21 Walmsley streetGuttIe Edwin, butcher, 4'1 Walmsley streetCuttle Eli, confectioner, 56 Melbourne streetCuttIe Fred, commercial traveller, 199 Mottram roadCuttle William, butcher, 32 Grosvenor streetDain Edward, auctioneer &c. 35 Marke.t streetDalton William, butche,r, 96 High streetDalton Henry, butcher, Trinity streetDandy Gilbert, shopkeeper, 47 Ridge Hill laneDanish Dairy Co. butter dealers, 8~elbourne streetDavenport Charles, farmer, Flaxfield & Cockers farm,tMottram Old roadDavenport James, hardware dealer, 43 Stamford streetDavenport John, confectioner, 70 &; 97 )Iarket streetDavis Iorwerth, news agent, 56 Ca,roline streetDavison William, draper, 109 High streetDawson Robert &; Co. Limited, heating apparatus manufacturers&; electrical engineers, Hartley works. T A" Dawsons "; T)l' 84Dawson Benjamin, farmer, 12 &. 13 RidgehillDean In. W. & Arthur, furniture dealers &c.73 Caroline stDean Annie (~Iiss), dress maker, 76 Forester streetDean Thomas, draper, +4 )1arket streetDearden Harriet (Miss), stay maker, 10 Melbourne streetDearden William, fried fish dealer, 25 Vaudrey streetDearnley Edward, shopkeeper, 2 Caroline streetDelaney William, Royal Arches P.oH. 63 Kenworthy streetDenby Charles Haley, confectioner, 16 Mottram roadDenton James, hair dresser, 2 Water streetDevlin Thomas, tailor, 94 Grosvenor streetDewley Thomas, tripe dresser, 37 Robinson streetDickson James, beer retailer, HeyrodDiggle George, draper, Victoria marl{etDiggle Samuel, baker, 67 High streetDillecate Henry, blacksmith, Acres laneDillecate John, blacksmith, 'Hilton's Jard, Kay st,reetDiskington Alexander,manager of the Manchester &; LiverpoolDistrict Bank & borough treas. 20 ,Melbourne stDrury John, butcher, .p Vaudrey streetDuckworth Robert, fried fish dealer, 18 ~arket streetDukinfield Bleaching Co. (The), cloth bleachers, SandyVale millsDukinfield Collieries Limited (James Taylor, agent), coalmerchants, I Bridge streetDyball William, confectioner, 5 Market streetDyball William Henry, greengrocer, 125 High streQtEastmans Limited,butchers,23 ~1elbournest.& 123 High stEaton )largaret pliss), shopkeeper, IS Booth streetEd.ge Robert, Pointsman P .oH. Clarence streetEdwards George, brass founder, see Morton &; EdwardsEglam William R. herbalist, 69 High streetElliott Edwin, shopkeeper, 4 Huddersfield roadElliott Thomas, beer retailer, 23 Wake-field roadElvo Flock Co. bedding manufacturers, .p Market s\reetEmmett ~1a.ry E. (Mrs.), photographer, 6 Trinity streetEmmott &; Co. manufacturers of silicate cotton, non-conductingcomposition &c. Clarence streetEngland Henry, pork butcher, 61 Grosvenor streetEnion Robert, plumber &c. 60 High streetEntwistle Cha.rles, shopkeeper, 132 Brierley streetEtchells Ada (Miss), shopkeeper, 20 Lindsey streetEvans Alice (Mrs.), shroud maker, II 'Shepley streetFadries John, accountant, 91 Bayley streetFentem Mark, yeast importer, 3 -Market streetFerns J. & W. joiners, Bennett streetFieldhouse Gough, draper, 11rinity streetFish John, confectioner, 80 Mottram roadFitton &; Smith, confectioners, 69 Market streetFitton Arnold, butcher, 17 Set street, High streetFitton Thomas, draper, Victoria marketFone Alfred, confectioner, 71 Grosvenor streetFord John, farmer, Locki>ld, Mottram Old roadFord Thomas, ironmongt>r &c. 5s:\Iarket streetForeman Alfred, fried 'fish dealer, '67 Springbank streetForrester -George Henry, shopkeeper, 2 Stocks laneFox John William, butcher, ,S'5 Mottram roadFrance John Smith, beer retailer, 2 Gas streetFrancis Isaac, shopkeeper, 19 Walmsley streetFrankland Richard, clogger, In High streetFree Library (Astley~Oheetham)(Thomas ISwain,librarn.),Trinity st,reetFreeman, Hardy &; Willis, boot dealers, 67 Market streetFroggatt Jas. Wm. wick manufr. see Schofield &; FroggattFuller Herbert, saddler, 102 Market streetGallaghan W.illiam, beer reltailer, 15 Vaudl'£'Y streetGarbutt Robert. beer -retailer, '39 Stamford street·Gardom William, station master of Staley &; Millbrookstation, L. &, N. W. RailwayGarlick E. architect, 121 ,Stamford streetGarlick John, hardware dea,ler, 4'1 Melbourne streetGarlick John, news agent, 4- Vaudrey streetuarside, IBarnes r&l Co. Limited, 'builders, contractors &quarry owners, Knowl street &; Copley quarryGarside George Barry, teacher of music, '25 Ta,ylor streetGartside Benjamin :& 'Son, machinists, Bennett streetGart.side & Co. of ~anchester ILimited, calico printers,dyers t& 'bleachers, Buckton Vale works, nr. StalybridgeGartsid:e ISamuel, shopkeeper, 62 Brierley streetGeorge William, butcher, '811 High street &; 39 Market stGibson J oseph, architect~ 1135 Stamford streetGibson Walter, beer retailer, 147 Hig'h streetGill John Thomas, butcher, 107 High streetGillibrand Hannah ()1iss), shopkeeper, 8'3 IHigh streetGillon Edward, grocer, 'IoI Vaudl'ey street·Gim.sons Limited, engineers & millwrights, IStaley ironworks, Knowl street. T)l' 120 (National) j T A. " Gimsons,IStalybridge"Gimson Rupert, manager of Parr's Bank, IIo! &; '13 MelbournestreetGledhill George A. Old Fle.ece P.H. 29 Market· streetGledhill John, Free Gardeners' A.rms, 4 Wood streetGoddard Mary (.Mrs.), shopkeeper, 7 Bayley streetGoulden Thomas, beer retailer, 10 Peel streetGoulding Her-bert, hair dresser, 45 Mottram TOadGrand Theatre (Arthur Carlton, lessee .& manager), CorporationstreetGrayson Joseph Limited, saw mill proprietors, 1& timbermerchants, Knowl stre.etGrayson Moses, blacksmi.th & wheelwright, !Arch streetGreen Samuel, cycle agent, 57 Grosvenor streetGreenwood -Hannah (Mr,.,.), milliner, 21 ,)1elbourne streetGreenwood John, estate agent, 85 Kay streetGreenwood John W. coach builder .& blacksmitJh, PlantationgroundsGreenwood Jose-ph, draper, 38 Melbourne streetGregory .& 'Son, drapers, loI5 ,High streetGregory John, tripe dresser, 6g )1e1bourne streetGregory Rabert, confectioner, II3 High st·reetGriffitlils David, shopkeeper, 84 Kenworthy streetGrisdale Mary (.Mrs.), confectioner, 74 Grosvenor streetlrroves John, cab proprietor, 96 Stamford streetGrundy Tobias, milliner, 2 'High streetGrundy William, draper &; milliner, 'J2 Market streetGrundy W:illiam IH. news agent & confr. Rassbottrom browGudger W. & Sons, tailors, 33 Market streetGunning Thomas, beer retailer, 44 Grosvenor streetGuthrie William, shopkeeper, 38 Kenworthy .streetHague John, Sons & Co. curriers, 102 Stamford streetHague Abraham, shopkeeper, 45 Grasscroft streetHague Brad1ey, fried fish dealer, 48 Market, streetHague Charles, shopkeeper, 44 Tame streetHague James, confectioner, 93 Grosvenor streetHague Robert, greengrocer, 8 tHigh s-treetHaigh Elliott, grocer, 20 Oross Leech streetHaigh Hannah ,pliss), milliner, 1'65 !High streetHaigh ~ary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, '83 Hudd:ersfield I'd!Haigh Sarah 'E. (Miss), milliner, 140 Stamford, streetHaigh William, farmer, Hyde green, MillbrookHall Eliz8Jbeth (:Miss), confeotioner, 213 High streetHall Harry, tripe dresser, 43~arket streetHall Isaac, shopkeeper, 27 Grosvenor streetHall James, watch maker, '2 ~1()ttram roadHall John H.lodging house,Working Men'& ,Home,Chapel stHall Kate (lMrs.) , Commercial P.H. 4 IMelibourne streetHall Mary Elizaheth p1rs.), confectioner, 65 Mottram I'dBalliSamuel, accountant, 1211 Stamford streetHall Thomas, toba£conist, 3'5 High streetHanas Albert, tripe dresser, 089 'High streetHallas John, nurseryman & shopkeeper, 9 Water streetHallas Samuel, tripe dTesser, 70 .Stamford streetHallas Thomas, beer retailer, 6 Castle street·Hallas William, photographer, Stamford streetHalliwell Thomas, confectioner, 3 Corporation streetHa:tton William aenry, mplLSical inst.rument dlr.2 !Acres laHambleton Joshua, Hare ~ Hounds P.H.224 Mottram road.Ha.mer Jane (!Mrs.), ha,r,dware dealer,S Grosvenor streetHamer Samuel, beer retailer, IS Hollins streetHamer William, confectioner, 518 Market streetHammond William Henry, shopkeeper, 56 Booth street

DIRECTORY. ] CHESHIRE. STALYBRIDGE.Hampton Job, beer retailer, Quarry street, High streetHancock Wi1liam John M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond.,B.lSc.Lond. physician -& surgeon, 18 Wakefield roadHardman Alfred, fruiterer, Victoria ma,rketHardy James, jun. & Co. silk hat manuiacturers,~arketstHardy ~homas Limiteg, coal merchants, Rassbottombrow & Bayley streetHardy James, hat,tf'r & hosier, 5'3 Market streetHardy tMary A. (,Mrs.), shopkeeper, 39 Bayley streetHardy Roger, 'butcher, 9 :\Ia.rket streetHa,rdy Squire, wholesale fruiterer -& hay & straw dealer,Arch streetHardy William, hair dressel', 62 Grosvenor streetHargreaves John, paper maker, Tame Side millsHarrison Jas. marine store doll'. 13 Old st. & I Trinity stHartley Matthew,cotton waste dealer,Stokes mill,Knowl stHattley Thomas, tripe dresser, 17 High streetHarwood John Hy. wine & spirit merchant, 12 Grosvnr.stHaslam Mary Ann pIrs.), shopkeeper, 45 Cross Leech stHaisall Edna Gould (I~iss), shopkpr. '103 Huddersfield I'dBassall Eli, greengrocer, 70 ~Iottram roadHassall James, fried fish dealer, '86 Mot.tram roadHassall Sarah Alice (~iss), dress maker ik draper, 72Mottram roadHawker Frank, tobacconist, '8'3 Grosvenor streetHealey Charle5, shopkeeper, 78 Walmsley streetHeap, Son & Norman, auctioneers & estate agents, 129Stamford streetHeap Aaron, boot maker, 129& 360 Huddersfield roadHeap Charles, draper, 49 High streetHeap Elizabeth (~1I's.), shopkeeper, 67 Canal streetHeap George, hair dresser, 41 Grosyenor streetHeap Joseph, grocer, 469 Huddersfield road, MillbrookHeathcote William, Pine Apple P.H. 1,8 Kenworthy streetHeaton John, accountant, The. H3Jwthorns, Stocks laneHebron Marianna PHs,;;), milliner, see Hoyle &; HebronHeginbotham John, brewer, wine & spirit merchant & ale-& porter bottler, 47 :Market street, Horough 'brewery, offGrosvenor street'Heginlbotham ~la.ry (,Miss), King's Arm.,;; htl.~6 Market stHeginbotham 1RaJph,Grosvenor hotel (lat~ Hare i& HoundsP. H.), 4'8 Grosvenor I;t,reetHepwor,th John, salesman, 12 Stamford streetHetherington John, shopkeeper, 4 Castle streetHeyward' & Waterhome, draper & confectnr. I'IO tHigh stHeywood -& Co. boot makeTs, g,2 'Market streetl!iJbbert Edward; herbalist, 27 High streetHibbert Jas. tinplate wrkr. 311 Bayley ~t. & Shepley sbreetHigson Charles, beer retailer, 4 Corporation streetRigson William, butcher, 9 Vaudrey streetHill Jam.es, beer retailer, 14 Bridge street,Hill William, assistant manager of gas works, 'Gas streetHillyer John, pork butcher, 55 Melbourne streetHillyer William, pork butcher, Victoria marketHill~'er WiHiam, shopkeeper, 79 Brierley streetHilton Alice (~frs.), bru,;;h mao & toy dlr. 2t2 ,Melbourne stHinchliffe Abel, farmer, Fields fa,rm, .\IiHbrookHinchliffe ,Ellen (Mrs.), confectioner, 141 Stamford streetHinchliffe John, tailor, 128 IStamford streetHirst Hel"bert, greengrocer, 59 Acres laneHirst Wm. Hy. F.R.G.S. school master, Hydes ho.,High stHitchen Eli, shopkeeper, 72 Grosvenor streetHitchen Robert, painter & pa,perhanger, 18 Acres laneHo-bson John, 'Star P.H. I Cocker hillHodgkinson P. M. Limited, :file manufacturers, Kay s1reet1II0dgkinson Hannah (Mrs.), Souraere !P.H. 7'8 SouracreHodgkinson James, plumber, 8 & 10 Corporation street'Hodgkinson Joseph, cycle agent, 174 Melbourne streetHodson Thomas, joiner, I Acres lane -& Baker streetHolden H.erbert, brush maker, 5'4 Grosvenor streetHolden 'Sarah (Mrs.), ha,rdware dealeT, lSI High streetHolden Sarah (IMrs.),'Mouldersr' Arms P.H.46 Grasscroft· stHolderne~s J. T. dyer, 25 Market streetHolland George, dentist, 1'1 'Mo'btram roadHollingworth John Whitehead, ,butcher, 82 Mottrom roadHollingwoI1tih Ralph, 'boot & !Shoe maker, 5 Know! ,streetHollowaY' Annie (!Mrs.), 'shopkeeper, 51 Caroline streetHolloway James, painter &; paperhanger, 10 Grosvenor stHolroyd Septimns, tailor, 99 M,a.rket streetHolt Charles, borough por.ter & toll collect{)rHollt Enoch, heribaList. 4 HolEns streetHolt Samnel, beer reta·iler, II & 13 H$gh streetHolt Samuel, carrier, 39 Grosvenor streetHomer Thomas, tripe dresser, 7 High streetHopwood George, coal merchant, London & N. W. Railway&; Grealt Central Railway yardHopwood Himm. shopkeeper, 16 Vaudrey streetHorne Agnes ,(IMrs.), dining rooms, 4 High streetHorrocJcs Josiah, Mechanios' Arms ,P.oH. 62 Market streetHorsfield Robert, superintendent of baths,IPI~mtation ,grndsHough Alice (,:\,1 rs.), beer retailer, 10 Chupel streetHough Joseph, shopkeeper, 137 High streetH'oward&Wilde"blacksmiths,Bradley's fold,Huddersfield I'dHoward Allen, solicitoOr -& commissioner, 2 Dean streetHoward Dan, butcher, 19 Melbourne streetHoward'Daniel, news agent, 103 Grosvenor streetHoward Henvy, chimney swee.per, I I King .streetHoward Jane (~iss), confectioner, 9 Grosvenor streetHoward- John, chimney cleaner. I4 Forester streetHoward John, hair dl'e8Ser, 12 Yaudrey streetHoward Jonathan, Butcher, 46 ,Melbourne

a30 STALYBRIDGE. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'SLeech In.& Sons, cotton spinners, Grosv.enor Street millsLeech James, school attendance officer, Town hallLees Albert, hosier & glover~ 84 Market streetLet'>s Oharles & Sons, confectioners, Victoria marketLees Benjamin, furniture dealer, 1213, Stamford streetLees James, .greengrocer, 35 St,amford streetLees John, fruiterer & florist, 45 Market 8tri~Lees John E. chemist &c. 79 )larket streetLees ~ary Jane (Mrs.), Eagle inn, Corporation streetLever Susan Hannah ()Irs.), shopkeeper, 67 Acres laneLever WiHiam, fried fish shop, 82 'Grosvenor streetLev~r Will~am, shopkeeper, 13 Vaudrey streetLeWIS Ed WlO, shopkeeper, 50 Robinson streetLiberal Clu'b (Ellis Tilsley, sec.), 23 Stamford streetLiberal Olub (Jame-s Higginbotham, sec.), 36 Robinson stLiberalOlub (Jose-ph Oarter, sec.), 47 Grosvenor streetLiberal Club Limited (John F. Cheeth~m, pres.; WilliamWilde, treas. ; William Taylor & F. Holden, sees. ),Gros.venor streetLindley A. & Sons, curriers &C. Ashbank, Huddersfield rd.T A "Lindleys, StahbridO'e"Linney Sarah (Miss), ~hopk~eper, I Grasscroft streetLi,pton Limited, provision merchants, 60 Market streetLbhman Ralph Norman M.D. & B.S.Durh. physician &surgeon, 24 Grosvenor streetLittle Amelia (Mrs.), smaHware dlr. 76 Grosvenor streetLittler William, insurance superintendent, 155 )lottram rdLiveslE'y Charles T. cabinet maker, Cross Leech streetLloyd Harry, beer & wine retailer, I Market ,streetLloyd Julia (Mr·s.), d,raper, Victoria marketLloyd Thomas Henry, shopkeeper, 7 Knowl streetL:>ckwood Elliott, shopkeeper, CarrbrookLockwood Thos. coal merchant, Arch street & Bayley atLomax Hpnry, beer retailer, 382 Hudde1'>sfield rd. MillbrkLomax Percy, shopkeeper, 368 Huddersfield road, MillbrkLondon & Manchester Industrial A·ssurance Co. Limited(Ernec;t Kaye, district sup-t.), 31 Mottram roadLongstaff John W. bill poster, 6 Caroline streetLowe Eliza,beth Ann (/Miss), dress maker, 12 Kenworthy stLowe Rohert Percy, .grocer & agent to W. & A. GilbeyLimit,ed, wine & spirit merchants, 64 High streetL~'ne ~ary (~lrs.), Bull',s Head P.R. 4 Knowl streetMdBride John, tripe dresser, 57 High S'treetMdBride Thomas, beer retailer, 1I6 High streetMcCabe John, clothes dealer, Victorja marketM'Call Thomas, baby linen w,arehouse, 36 Grosvenor street~[cCallum & 00. pawnbrokers, 16 Kenworthy stree.t~[cCarthr Eugene Charles M.~. & Ch.B.Yict. physician &;surgeon, 60 Grosvenor street:'tI'Culloch Daniel Cook, boot maker, 73 & 75 Melbourne stMcDermott Alice (Mrs.), herbalist, 50 Melbourne IotreetMcDermott Thomas, cashier to borough gas department,201 Huddersfield roadMcLachlan John, dairyman, 83 Caroline streetMcLaren D., B.Sc. (lecturer on chemistry &c. at Technical'school), Grey street:'t[:1cKppvPr Rachael (Mrs.), beer retailer, II3' Brierley stMallalieuHannah(IMrs.),Royal Oak P.H'374 Huddersfield rd)Iallalieu James, fancy draper, 3C) Mottram roadManche-ster & County Bnk Lim. (branch) (Herbert Bottomley,mgr.), Market st.; draw on the Union Bank ofLondon Limited, London EOManchester Engineering 00. engineers & millwrights, 172'Stamford street. T A "Cons(rucbor"Manchester & Liverpool District Banking- Co.Lim.(branch)(Alexander Dishington, manager), 20 Melbourne street;draws on London office, 75 Cornhill E CManchester Ship Ganal Storage Yard (William Higgs,foreman), Benett &treet:\1:mley George Ed.ward,StamfordArmsP.H.130Stamford stManley Thomas, tripe dTesser, 51 Melbourne streetMansell And're·w, fried fi'sh shop, 13 Wakefield roadMarchant Joseph, shopkeeper, 88 Cross Leech streetMarks & Spencer, smallware deale1'>s, Victoria marketMarland Charles, butcher, 12 Corporation streetMarland John. shC1pkeeper, 2 Woodhall street"\Iarl:md Samuel, butcher, 79 Grosvenor streetMarsden Isa,1c. tobacconist, 81 Caroline streetMarsden James, shopkeeper, 54 Set streetMarsden Matilda (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 37 Huddersfield rdMarsden Samuel, plumber, c; Water street){ar"hall John (exors. of), joiners & builders, Bridge st..s.; Berlford street~Iason William I. Angel P.R. 46 Market streetMathpr David Cocker, grocer, II3 Huddersfield road:\Titthpr Marv (,MM.), greengrocer, I Back Grosvenor ~tMatJey Sam!. neW's agent. 72 High st. & 15 Kenworthy st':\1:1 ttock William. fried fi~h dealer, ~8 Caroline street\hnrlp Dan, shopkepper, Mo~sley road, He~'1'od:'olandI' ~f.lTY A. (){rs.). beer retailer & shopkeeper, 384Hnrldpr"fiplrl road, Millbrook)[ayhpw Erlgnr Howard. coal dealer & furniture remover.2 Cheptham Hill roodMaypole Dairy Co. Limited, provision dlrs. 67a,Market stMechanics' Institution (W. H. Hirst, -sec. ; Herbert Barker,curator), High streetMee Arthur, plumber, 53 High atreetMelia Daniel ~ Co. Limited, grocers, 85 Market streetMellor & Tiffany, milliners, 31 Market streetMellor Charles &; Co. tea merchants, 75 Wakefield roadMellor James, Town 'Hall hotel, 107 Marliet streetMellor James Thomas, watch maker, 47 High streetMellor Samuel, fried fish dealer, 36 High streetMellor Walter, beer retailer, II .Market streetMelrose William, stationer & post office, 169 High streetMercantile Bank of Lancashire Limited (branch) (RobertCooke, manager), 14 )lelbourne street; draw on LondonJoint Stock Bank Limited, London E CMercer Alfred, shopkeeper, 73 Wakefield roadMercer Robert, Floating Light P.H. 27 Bridge streetMiddleton Martin, boot & shoe maker'7 Stanley sq.High stMiles & Warner, builders, 20 Set streetMillbrook Spinning Co. Lim. (Wm. S. Lowe, managingdirector), cotton spinners, Millbrook. TN 288Miller John (firm, Buckley, Miller & Thompson), townclerk, solicitor & commis-sioner for oaths, 123 StamfordstreetMills Frank, grocer, 81 Grosvenor streetMills Thomas & Sons, miller·s & corn dealers, King's mill,Old stree~Mills George, farmer, Oak farm, MatleyMoore Frederick n. Wellington P.B. 63 Carolise streetMoore William, grocer & corn dealer, 66 Market streetMoorhouse Sidney & Co. engineers & contractors, brass& iron founders, british & foreign contractors, Victoriaworks, Bayley street. TN 51 Nat.; T A "Moorhouse,StalY'bridge "Moorhouse Walter & Co. brais founders, Coclier Hill wrks.T A "Cockerel"Moorhouse Susannah (I)lrs.), beer rtlr.30B1i. Grosvenor sbMorris Timothy, shopkeeper, 10 Bayley ,streetMorrison John, assistant manager, 143 Mottram roadMorton & Edwards, engineers' brass founders & steamengine & boiler fittings manufactrs. Hollins streetMorton Alice (~Irs.), fried fish dealer, 107 Brierley streetMothershead John James, butcher, 31 Wake.field roadMurray Harry, clothes dealer, 152 High streetMyles Harry, teacher of music, 18 ,stamford' streetNaden James, tobacconist, 30 Mellbourne streetNash Philip H. butcher, 10 Mottram roadNeedham Richard, chemist & drysaJ.ter, 53 Grosvenor st.& 37 MottTam roadNelson & Sons Limited, butchers, 15 MeLbourne streetNewsham John James, confectioner, 55 & 82 High streetNewton Alice (Mis'S), dress maker, 103 Mottram roadNewton George W. goods agent for the Great CentralRailway, Railway yardNewton James, farm bailiff to the Stamford' e.state, Thornbank, Olarence streetNewton Sarah (,)Irs.), shopkeeper, Worth,ington buildings,'Marliet street .Newton Thomas, confectioner, 63 Melbourne streetNicholls Henry, cycle agent, 2 Corporation ,streetNield Allen, photographer, 54 Melbourne streetNield-Siddall Edward Whitehead M.R.C.V..S. veterinarysurgeon, 7 Mottram roadNightingale John, confectioner, 101 High streetNorman John Richard F.I.A. (firm, Heap, Son & Norman),accountant & insurance agent & collector of King'staxes, 129 Stamford streetNorris Charles, shopkeeper, 397 Huddersfield rd. MillbrkNorris James Thomas, pawnbroker, 1I0 Marke·t streetNorris John, beer retailer, 75 Canal streetNorris John W. Royal Oak P.H. 17 V:audrev streetNorris Novello, as'Sietant overseer for Stalybridge township,Town hall; res. Fem villa, 1C)7 Huddersfield roadNorton Elizabeth (!Mrs.), herbalist, 67 Brierley streetNorton George, hair dresser, 60 Brierley streetNorton Joseph, butcher, ,6 VaudTey streetNorton Pashley, Fox P.lH. 64 Rid~ehi11 laneNuHall C. H. & Co. Limited, cotto·n: spinners, Robinson st., T N 2C)7; T A "Hel'1bert, Stalylbridge"Nutt.all Richard, estate agent, 8S Stamford streetOakes Louis, shopkeeper, 23 Acre·s laneOddfellows' Social Clurb (J. Wilson, chairman; Levi War­I rington, sec.; W. Kenwor.thy, steward), Albert squareOgden Tom, tailor, 16 :Melbourne streetOldham Joseph, Sport'sman P.H. 122 Mottram roadOldham Levi, tobacconist, 68 Market streetOldroyd Elijoah, beer retailer, 73 Brierley streetOliver Joseph, ·sanitary inspector, Town hallOllerenshaw Edward, farmer, Stayley hall, MillbrookOlleren.-

DIRECTORY.J CHESHIRE. STALYBRHjGE. 531~,Owens Sa.rah & Mary ("MiSs~), drapers, 46 Ridghill lane : to the borough & surgeon to the borough police, Ij]Parker Richard', ButcheI'6' Arms P.iI. 79 Starn,ford street Bt'amford streetParker William Peter, draper, 9S Market street noberts Handel, greengrocer, 7 1 High street.Parkin George, grocer, 118 High streetRobinSDn Sabra. ('Mrs.), beer retailer, 61 Knowl streetParkin James, grocer, 10 Vaudrey streetHuebuck Seth, shopkeeper, 18 Cross Leech· streetParkin Shephard, beer retailer, 13 Bridge streetRogemon Edmund, beer retailer, q. Caroline stree-tParkinson William, basket maker, Arch streetRoscoe Charles, fishmonger &c. Fish market, Trinity stParnell William, butcher, 87 High streetHoscoe William, oyster dealer, Trinity streetParr William, jun. boot maker, 173 High streetRose Henry, beer retailer, 4-9 Huddeflsfield roadParr'tS cr3ank Limited (branch) (Rupert Gimson, mgr.), Rose J'ohn Daniel, farmer, Shaw Moor farm, St.aleyII & 13 Melbourne street; draw on London office, 4 Rose-bery Liberal Club (John Smalley, sec.), 347 Hudders-Bartholomew lane E C; field road, MillbrookPartington George H. relieving officer No.2 district, Ash. Rothwell Henry, shopkpr. & beer retailer, 67 Lind'sey stton-under-'Lyne union, 99 Grosvenor streetRothwell Richard, news agent & tailor, 55 Caroline streetPayne Harriet (1~lTs.), painter, 50 Grosvenor street Rowbotham & Standring-, wholesale grocers & dr}""alters, I.Peace James, fruiterer, I & 3 Grosnnor street Chapel s-treetPeel Henry, Talbot Varieties, &; Talbot P.H. Music hall, Rowbottom George, architect &; surnyor, I Mottram road74- &; 76 Market street Rowles James, ,goodJs agent for the Midland railway, JointPegram & Co. grocers, 4-'8 ~Ie1bourne street Railway yard.Pemberton Levi, boot maker, 107 Grosvenor street Rowles Jane ()Irs.), shopkeeper, 33 Robinson streetPerseveNUlce Working Men's Club (James France, sec.). Ruffiey'Thomas, hair dresser & tobacconist, 75 Market37 Bayley street stree~ & 85 High streetPeters Edwin, shopkeeper, 60 Kenwor'thy street Rushton John, grocer. n6 Cross Leech streetPhillips Charles R. builder &; contractor, High street Ryder Charles, beer re~ailer, 48 'Walmsley streetPhilli.ps William, coal dealer, 64 Knowl street &; goods 8t. Peter's Catholic Young Men's Society (Joseph Platt,yard, :Market street sec.), Grosvenor street .Picking Samuel, postmaster, Melbourne street Salisbury Mary .A... (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 23 Church streetPlatt J. & Son, furniture dealers etc. 41 )Iarket street &; :Saville James, borough rate collector, Town hall; res.S & 7 King street136 Stamford streetPlatt Robert Limited, cotton spinneI1l,Quarry Street mills. Saxon Brothers &; Co. builders, Mottram roadT ~ 450; T A "Platts, Spinners, Stalrbrid-ge"Saxon Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper. 60 Wakefield roadPlatt Sarah Hannah, Jane Ann & Amelia (')lis'ses), drapers Saxon Joshua, news agent. II 'Wakefield road& milliners, 57 )Iarket streetSaxon Joshua, smallware dealer, Victoria marketPlatt Charles, c:othier, 89 & 91 Grosvenor streetSaxon Robert, commission agent, Cocker hillPlatt Emily C)Irs.), mantle maker, I.I Corporation street Scales & Sons Limited, boot makers, 3 Melbourne streetPlatt Hugh Hague, builder, 16 Sand streetSchofield & Froggatt,lamp & candle wick mnfrs'.Harrop 8tPlatt J O'seph, tea dealer, 47 Huddersfield roadSchofield Ernest, beer retailer, 144 High streetPlatt William, shopkeeper, 107 Grasscroft street :Schofield Frederick, butcher, 124 Stamford streetPollard Henry, shopkeeper, 32 Sand street :Schofield John, shopkeeper, u8 Brierley streetPollitt, James (H. Heap, representative), carrier, Great 'Schofield Jonathan, shopkeeper, II7 Brierley streetCentral Station yard:Schofield Joseph, secretary, Moorland ho.· Huddersfield rdPoole Joseph, shopkeeper, 139 High street:Schofield Sl'tmuel, fishmonger, 38 Grosvenor streetPorter George, hair dresser, 49 Melbourne street \Schofield Samuel, wholesale druggist, see Ridgway &Porter George, hair dresser, 90 )Iot-tram roadSchofieldPorter Joshua, householder, 2 Stamford' street 'Scott William Tocher ~I.A., M.B. &, C.l\I.Aberd. physicianPott John Reindeer P.B. 109 Huddersfield road &, surgeon, 55 Grosvenor streetPott Harry, beer retailer, 404 Huddersfield rd. Millbrook SPflton Albert, dairyman, Ridge hillPown,all William, shopkeeper, 4-'5 Huddersfield road Sellers George, cabinet maker, 29 Melbourne streetPratt John, beer retailer, 18 Springbank streetI Senior .Joe, sewing machine agent, 149 Mottram roadPriest & Dillecate, wine & spirit mf'rchants & beer & IShackleton Frances (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 68 Walmsley stporter bot-tIel'S, 71 Caroline ,streetiSharp Minnie (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 44 Forester streetPritchard Napoleon, chimney sweep, 24 Walmsley street !Sharples Martha Ann plrs.), shopkeeper, 60 Sprngbnk.stPrie.st William, shopkeeper, 28 Ohurch streetISharples William, George P.H. IIg Stamford streetPriestley George, greengrocer, 26 ~arket street. I Shatwell James, shopkeeper, 49 Acres lanePublic Ba,ths (Robert Horsfield, su.pL), PlantahQn grnds :Shaw William Henry & Co. dry·salters, Trinity streetQua.rmby John, shoe maker, 57 High st!eetlShaw Betty (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 8 Gas streetRadcliffe Brothers, farmer,s, Oakfield, MIllbrookShaw Harold, New inn P.R. 21 Old streetRatcliffe John Goddard. tripe dresser, II Gros-venor street :Shaw Henry, greengrocer, l0S High streetRatcliffe Joseph, smallware dealer, 37 Melbourne street IShaw Hugh, ,flannel manufacturers, Castle Rill mih.Ratcliffe Ellen QMI"S.), draper, 13 Grosvenor street I Millbrook. T N 15 2Ratcliffe Thomas, NoaiVigation P.B. 8 Robins'on street IShaw James, beer retailer, 105 Marleet streetRawstorne Ed,ward, Grapes P.H. Heyrod.Shaw Selina Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, CarrbrookRay Albraham, 'shopkeeper, I Wood street ,Shaw Thomas G. builder & contractor, Acres laneRaymond Thomas, beer ret-ailer, 19 Shepley street !Shaw Tom, tinplate worker, 14 Market st. & Arch streetRayner George, outfitter, 163 High streetI Shaw William, farmer, The Fold, MillbrookRed'fern James, droper, 62 .&slley streetShea Ann (Mrs.), dining rooms, 20 & 22 Market streetRedtfern John, Grove P.R. 35 1 8 Huddersfield rd. Millbrook Shephard Sydney, beer retailer, 54 Brierley streetRediford Charles, butcher, 78 Bridge streetSherrv Walter I. provision dealer, 21 :Melbourne streetRedtford Frederick, bukher. I Knowl Itreet 'Short'James, news agent, MillbrookReece James, butcher, 85 Grosvenor street Shuttleworth Brothers, contractors & monumentalReece Walter, bank cashier, 197 YIottram roadmasons, Corporation roadRescue Home (Miss Elizabeth Dorcas Williams, matron), ~ Shuttleworth Joseph, shopkeeper, 54 Grasscroft streetCocker hill 'Sidebotham George, fruiterer. 19 & 21 Grosvenor streetRe,ell Edward H. joiner, King street & 14- Wakefield road :Sidebotham George, hay &, straw tIealer, King streetRevell Hugh, grocer, 23 GrosiVenor street !Sidebottom Albert E. saddler, Sf High streetRevell Hugh. shopkeeper, z8 Elgin street!Sidebottom John, shopkeeper, 7 King streetRe'vnolds J. H. assistant borough surveyor, Town hall :Sidebottom John, tripe dre,sser, I Oorporation street &Rh'ode8 Ralph W. Clarence P.H. 170 St.amford ~treet 104 High streetRichardlSon William R. teacher of mUSIC, 78 Stamford st : Sidebottom Joseph, tripe dresser, 6S Acres laneRirlg-wav &; Schofield, wholesale druggists. C.astle stre~t :Sidebottom Sophia (~liss),news agent, ga High streetRidQ"Way Frank, White House hotel (g-ood commerCIal ; Sidebottom William, hair dresser, 106 Grasscrofti streeth~U'se' ordinary daily at I o'dock), :Market street, I d M k tRid!rWa,: James, shopkeeper, 25 Bayley street . Silcock Thomas, hair ressel', 54 ar et stree .l ')I'd,'":"', I'd' Ann Elizafbeth &:; Man,' (~Iii'sei'), confectIOners, ! Silkstone Coal Co. coal merchants; depots. Stalybridge.'\ .. I & Millbrook; chief office, Goods )'ard'l Market street.33 GrOSiVenor street : T N 89; T A "Silkstone"Rimby JMiah, herbalist, 10 5 Gros,enor street, SI'mI'ster Douglas. beer retailer, 35 Mottram roadI') '1-' El' b th ('M ) shopkeeper -q Caroline street~l ey Iza e ::s. '. '~H' h,t t Simister .James "-aterhouse. solicitor & clerk to schoolRinO'er Herbert. YIctoria P.R, 150 Ig ~ ree d h 1 M tt d.. D d·l F d . I J h :M R C 'S EnO' mediral board, POl'tlan c rim Jers, I 0R"herusramroan ,ey re erlce 0 n -' ... ",,' S' J h 1 R'd eb'lllaneffi f N district Ashton-unde-r-Lvne union, I Imm. ames, s op ,peper, 9 I g Io f~r. ~r facf~n~ surg(l()n' & medical officer of health. SiJl.lpsnn & Co. drapers, 7 )Ielbourne streeteel' 1 Yll1 e . _. CHESHIHE 34*'

532 STALYBRIDGE. CHESHIRE. ' [ KELLy'SfSimpson Allwood, chemist, 9 Melbourne streetSimpson Tom, hosier, 5 Melbourne street•Simpson William, draper, II4 High streetSlack Arthur, farmer, Stocks farm, Stocks laneSlack Hannah (Mrs.), news agent, 17 Grosvenor streetSleigh Brothers, surgeon-dentists, 5 Corporation streetSmallwood John, greengrocer, 148 High streetSmith & Stanfield, regd. plumbers, authorised gas & hotwater fitters, electric & other bell hangers &c. 58Mottram roadSmith .Albert, fruiterer, 43 Mottram roadSmith Arnold, Stock~ P .H. 8 Stocks laneSmith Fredk. tripe dresser & tobacconist, 93 Mottram rdSmith Hiram. greengrocer, 19 & 21 Wakefield roadSmith James, clogger. 16 Market streetSmith James. herbalist, 59 High streetSmith Joseph. beer retailel'. 133 High streetSmith Louisa ·(Miss), shopkeeper. 6 Gas streetSmith Suml. Band, news agt. & sub-postmas~er, 25Mottram roadSmith Sarah Ann (lo{rs.). fried fish dlr. 143 High streetSmith William, china & glass dealer. 39 High streetSmith William, fried fish dealer. 68 Stamford streetSmith William, shopkeeper. 2 Chapel streetSouthworth George. draper, 78 High streetSpencer & Cook Limited, engineers, Castle streetSpinners Coal Co. Lim. (George Pearson, sec.), Bayley stStaley Mill Co. Limited ("William 8'. Lowe, managingdirector), cotton spinners, Millbrook. Nat. TN 288Staley Ward (No. I) Conservative lVorking Men's Club(James Armitage, sec.), Mottram roadStalybridge Coffee Tavern Limited (Thomas Carter,manager), coffee tavern. 59 Grosvenor street; 17Market street; 58 High street & 6 Mottram roadStaly-bridge Cotton Mill OJ. Limited. cotton spinners,Bridge streetStalybridge & District Mineral lVatei' & Bottling Co.Limited, mineral water manufa£turers &c. King streetStalybridge & Dukinfield Conservative Association (J. W.Simister, agent), I Mottram roadStalybridge Good Intent Industrial Co-operative Society·Lim. (J. H. Hinchliffe, sec.); -office, 26 Grosvenor st.Millbrook; branches, 59 Stamford street; Mount Pleasant;Huddersfield road; II2 High street ~ Kay street;Heyrod; 44 Melbourne street & 49 Grosvenor street.St:alybridge & Cheetham Hill road. DukinrtieldStalybridp-e Herald (The Herald Printing & Publishin"Co. Lim. proprietors & publishers; published fri.). 21Market streetStalybridge Masonic Cluh Lim. (Samuel Hall, sec.), 89Market' streetStalybridge Old Band, Musical & Social Club (WilliamWoodhead, sec.), 83 Cross Leech streetStamp George & Co. grocers, 93 Market street & 89Mottram roadStandring Albert, grocer. see Rowbotham & Standrjng~tandring .Joseph, shopkeeper, 71 Grascroft streetStanfield William Henry, plumber, see Smith & StanfieldStanley Robert. gas collector, Gas streetStar Investment Co. Lim. (T. Marsden. sec. & manager~,83 Stamford streetStephenson John. draper, 65 Grosvenor streetSterndale Marv J. Ruth & Martha A. (Misses), confectioners.19 Oheetham Hill roadStevens Benjamin. shopkeeper & beer retailer, 86 StamfordstreetStock Elizabeth Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 185 High streetStokes Horace. carrier, King streetStone Alice (Mrs.), beer retailer, 67 Forester streetStorrs Wm. Sons & Co. builders, contractors. builders'merchant-s, sawing mills &c. Aqueduct sa-w mills,Peel street .Stowell Albert A. joiner, Canal streetStubbs Samuel Charles, picture frame mao 79 Caroline stStubbs Thomas. boot maker, 41 Mottram roadSuart James, fried fish dealer, 2 Croft streetSugden &; Bennett, carriage builders, Stamford TOadSully J oannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 15 Grosvenor streetSummers John & Sons Limited, nail & galvanised ironmerdhants, Slawin'g mills & c. Aqueduct saw mills,"Summers, Stalybridge"Sutcliffe Lawrence. shopkeeper, 56 Mottram roadSutcliffe William. coal dealer, 60 Vaudrey streetSutt{)n Harry V. Rose & Crown P.H. 7 Ma,rket streetSwain Thomas, librarian, Astley-Cheetham Freelibrary, Trinity street .SwiJldells Henry, farmer. Oakwood farm, MIllbrookSykes Betsey A'. (Mrs.). sliopkeeper. 71 Walmsley streetSykes Robert &, Sons Lim. ironmongers &c. 88, 90 &91 ~Iarket streetSykes Ja5. station mstr. L. & N. "'. Rly. & G. C. RlySykes Maria (Mrs.), china &, gln~s dlr. 138 Stamford stSykes Walter, confectioner, 21 High street .Tait William Parker L.R.C.P.Edin., L.F.P.S.Glas. physI-·cian & surgeon, &; medical officer No, district, &public vaccmator, Nos. 2 &; 5 districts, Ashton-under­Lyne union. 8Ia, High streetTansey & Walker, grocers, 162 Stamford st. & Old streetTaylor, Lang & Co. Lim. machine manufacturers & iron. founders, Castle iron works. T A "Lang, Stal}-bridge ,. ;.TN 107Taylor Alice (Miss), girls' school, The Fern, Heyrod'I'aylor David. stay maker, Victoria market'Faylor James, dairyman, 10 Ridge hillTaylor John, tobacconist, 71 Melb-ourne streetTaylor James, beer retailer, 59 Melbourne streetTaylor John. farmer, Sidebottom fold, ~Iottram Old rdTaylor John, shopkeeper, 103 Grasscroft streetTaylor Lena A. (Miss), milliner, '10 Ridgehill laneTaylor Peter. shopkeeper, 57 Knowl street"aylor Samuel, hair dre8ser, 155 High streetTaylor Thomas, shopkeeper, 49 Canal streetTechnical School (.J. H. Hyde, hon. sec.). High streetThackeray Samuel & William, cotton :.o:pinners, Bridge­- Street mills. Bridge streetThompson Cross Co. (The). carriers & furniture reomovers, opposite Joint Railway stationThompson James & Son, leather dealers, 58 Melbourne stThompson Edward, farmer, Carrbrook, MillbrookThompson Fred, solicitor &, commissioner for oaths, &.clerk to tlie Mottram-in-Longdendale Urban DistrictCouncil, 123 Stamford streetThompr-on George, beer retailer, Hulley streetThomp,-on Isaac, farmer, Naylor's farm, Stayley'Ibompson John, shopkeeper. 90 Brierley street.Thorneycroft William, confectioner, 73 Market streetThornton John (exors. of), draper 17, & blackl'mith If}..Stamford streetThornton John, hair dresser, 84 High streetThorp Handel, machinery broker. 73 Bayley st. & Water stThorp Samuel. confectioner, Victoria marketThorpe Samuel, watch maker, 88 Grosvenor streetTifney Jabez, smallware dealer. 32 Brierley streetTinker 'Yilliam, fried fish dealer, 55 Vaudrey streetTinsley John & Co. engineers, Castle streetTomlinson John R. bookseller & stationer, 40 Melbrne. stTonge George Henry, accntnt. & estate agt. 14 Melbrne.stTonge Joshua 'Villiam, miller, Tame streetTongue Samuel T. hardware dealer, Victoria market &16 Rose terraceTown Hall, Stamford street.Townsend Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper,I32 Cross Leech atTravis Albert, shopkeeper. 5 Shepley streetTravis RobE.'rt, Dog & Partridge P.H. 19 Market streetTrickett Eliza (Mrs.). greengrocer, 90 High streetTurner Jacob, draper, Victoria marketTurner John, earthenware dealer, 12 Melbourne streQtTurner Sarah (Mrs.). confectioner, 84 Grosvenor streetTyson Herbert., tailor. 6 Kenworthy streetUnderwood & Brother, quarry owners, Glent & Glentwoodquarries, Wakefield roadValentine John, Stamford Arms P .H. 465 Huddersfield'road, MillbrookVictoria Market (Charles Holt, collector), Corporation stVolunteer Battalion (4th) Cheshire Regiment (A. B &; C'Oompanies) (A Co. Capt..J. Bates; B Co. Capt. & Han.Major J. E. Grinson V.D. & 0 Co. Capt. R. Grin~on;Color-Sergt.•James Hall. instructor), Drill hall, 'YalmesleystreetWada Charles, )mtcher, II Stanley square &, 70Walmsley streetWade Frank, wheelwright, Gerrard street, Acres laneWade John, furniture broker. 33, 35 &; 37 Castle streetWade Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper & beer retailer, 26 CheethamHill roadWade Mary Ann (Mrs.). butcher, 67 Acres laneWade Ro'bert. butcher. 31 High streetWade Thomas (exors. of), farmer, Saunders green k.Ashes farms, Mottram Old roadWagstaff John &; 00. Limited, cotton spinners, Aqueductmills, Wagstaff street. T A "Wagstaff, spinners,..Stalybridge "; TN II6Wagstaff Walter, beer retailer, 54 Caroline streetWainwright Thomas & Sons, iron & brass founders, engineers& millwrights, Commercial iron works, Canal st.T A "Wainwrights"; TN :r28Waite Edmund, fried fish dealer, 33 "?almsley streetWalker James, beer retailer, 29 Huddersfield road"'alker Samuel, shopkeeper, 54 Stamford streetWalker Samuel, tripe dressel', Q Caroline street'VaJker Wright. hail' drei:ser. 10 'Valmsley ~treetWall William. tripe drps~er, 7 Huddersfield roadWalls Herbert 'YaItpr, draper, 3 High street'Yalmsley Thoma~. hnrrlwal'f' dealer, 70 High !'treet

: 1:>IRECrORY•J CHESHIRE. STANTHORNE. 53a'Yalsh Joseph, manager, Ridge Hill lane Williams Harriet (:\11'; ), b~er retailer, 37 Walmsler stWalshaw George, jnmer, 1+ Cheetham Hill roadWilliams Robert, grocer, 9 Storks laneWalshaw Hugh Niehl, pork butcher, 117 High street Williams Thomas Bnckley ~I.B. &; Ch.B.Vict. surgeon,Walton George, tripe dresser, 77 Grosvenor ,;tr£O£OtPoplars, Mostyn ,;treet'Yard John, confectioner, 88 Stamford streetWilliamson Henrietta (:\lrs.), grocer, 88 High streetWarhurst C. &; Son, printers, Buck Grosvenor street Williamsun J. grocer, &; agent for 'V. &; A. Gilbey Lim.Warhurst Lewis &; Co. curriers '&c. 28 Harket street wine &; spirit mercaants,-28 :Melbourne streetWarhurst Charles, stationer, 67 Melbourne street 'Vilson George W. farmer, Saxon's farm, Ridge hillWarhurst William Joseph, blacksmith, Knowl 8treetWarner Alfred, builder, see :\liles &; Warner'Vilson Hiram, shopkeeper, 33 Stanley streetWilson .James, cabinet maker, 7 Hartley view, :\fillbrook'Yarner Alfred, clothes dealer, 32 Caroline street'Wilson Levi, farmer, ~1l)()l'g;lte, Millbrook'Warrington Alfred, grocer, 52 Grosvenor street'Wilson Robert, tobacconist,~87:'1, Market street'Waterhouse George, grease manufacturer, Caroline st 'Yilson William, boot maker, 400 Huddersfield rd. MillbrkWebb Alfred, hay &; straw dealer (wholesale), Duke StreetCorn millsWindle Hannah (Mrs.), clothier, 34 Caroline streetWinterhottom Samnel, beer retailer, III Bayley streetWehb James, shopkeeper, 42 Robinson streetWinterhottom Samuel, farmer, Little Banks, Millbrook'Webber Richard, Dog &; Partridge P.H. Mottram road Woffenden Dan, draper, milliner &; hosier, 25 &; '27'Westwell Elizabeth A. (Mrs.), mineral water manufacturer,85 Bayley streetMelbourne street'Wood Albert, confectioner, 15 :\Iarket streetWballey Richard, grocer, 57 Melbourne streetWood T. &; Co. coach & cab proprietors, Arch ~treetWhalley Sarah (Mrs.), Friendship P.H. 26 Melbourne st Wood Arthur, pa.wnbro\rer, 94 Market :;treet""balley Wright, wheelwright, Bridge streetWood George, Church P.R. 67 Huddersfield roadWhite John Norton, borough surveyor &; ,,'ater works' Wood George, farmer, Higher Harpley, Mottram Old roadmana,ger, Town hallWood George, insurance agent, 92a, Mottram road',"hite Robert, saddler, 137 Stamford st.reetWood J. borough highway superintendent. Town hallWhitehead Eliza (Mrs.), fishmonger, 58 Grosvenor street: Wood John '\V. shopkeeper, 22 Walmsley streetWhitehead Frank, fishmonger & poulterer, 64 ~Iarket st Wood Joseph, hair dre:,ser, 42 Caroline streetWhitehead .Tohn, solicitor, 131 Stamford streetWood Robert, Drovers' inn P.H. ~Iottram road'Whitehead Joseph, baker, 86 Grasscroft streetWood 'Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 5 Quay streetWhitehead Peter, blacksmith, Quarry street, High street 'I Wood Thomas, coal merchant, MillbrookWh~tehead '~·.ill~am, shopkeeper, 30 Hudder:;field road . Woodcock John, grocer, II4 Cross Leech street.WhItehead "ilham H. & Sons, plumbers, Buckley's yard, Woodhead Henry, grocer, 67 &; 69 Grosvenor str.eetKaowl street' Woodhead .Joseph, beer retailer, 48 Cross Leech streetWbittaker George &; Sons, stationers, 56 Market streetWhittingslow William Barlett, grooer, 63 Mottram road'Woolley Edward, grocer, 34 Wa.kefield roadWorking Men's Institute (George Harry Richardson, sec.),Wilcockson John Henry, farmer, Lower Harpler, Staley 31 Ridgehill laneWilcockson Robert. shopkeeper, 10 Stocks lane""orra11 Olara (Miss), shopkeeper, 183 Highr streetWild Alfred, hair dresser, 42 Grosyenor streetWorth James, corn &; flour dealer &; miller, Chapel streetWild Elias, builders' merchant, 6 Market street l'Vorthington John, station master &; goods agent, Lanea-Wilde John, shopkeeper, 172 H:g'1I streetshire &; Yorkshire railwayWilde Fredericki Brown, stone mason, Huddersfield road I'Yorthington Mary Ann (Miss), news agent &; stationer,&; 56 Acres lane101 Market street'Wilkinson James Limited, cotton :;pinners, Copley mills, 'Wright Frederick, ~onfectioner, 94 Hi~h streetHuddersfield roadWright Frederick, beer retailer, 73 Robinson streetWilkinson George, clogger, 7 Stock;; laneWright .Tames. fruiterer. 100 Market streetWilkinson Riachael (Mrs.), draper, 87 Mottram road Wright John H. Organ P.H. 61 Acres lane;Wilkinson Robert, farmer, Heaps farm, Mottram Old road IWrigley 'William, confectioner, 121 High streetWilkinson Thomas, shopkeeper, 87 Grosvenor street Yarwood Allbert, watch maker, 63 Grosvenor streetWillerton James, basket maker, 68 Grasscroft streetSTANLOW, formerly extra-parochial, is now a town- 2 feet of concrete: on the land side are sluice gate3. Atship, on t,he river Mersey and the Manchester Ship Stanlow Point 'Was anciently a Cistercian albbey, foundedCanal, 5 miles east from Sutton, I! south-east from Elles- in II72 by John de Lace, constable of Chester, but owinglIlE:re Port s.tation on the He\sby and HootJ~ railway, to the flood3 caused by the river Mersey it was trans­9 north from Chester and, I I south-east frum Birken- luted in 1296 to Whalley: the abbots had a seat in thehead, in the Wirral division of the county, higher parliament of the palatinate of Chester: few traces of thedivision of the hundred of Wirral, Chester union and buildings now remain, and such as exist are discovet'sblecounty court district aud petty ~essional division (}f Ches- only by excavation: the site and all buildings thereontel' Castle. The Manchester Ship Canal passes com- were purchased in 1888 by the Manchester Ship Canal Co.pletely through the parish, cutting off a portion of its who are lords of the manor. The area is 214 acres ofnorthern area, which projects into the Mersey on the land, 3 of water. 99 of tidal 'Water and 347 of foreshore;north ~ide of the canal and is known a;; "Stanlow rateable value £306; the population in 1901 was 23.Point" ; the waters of the river Gowy and the Thornton,brook are now discharged into the Mersey by mea.ns of-'By Local Govern~ent Bo.ard Order ':No. 22,4 0 5, a yarta syphon or aqueduct, constructed 18 feet beneath the of Stanlow townshIp was m 1888 transferred to Great,~anal IJottom; and the water passes through iron tubes Stanney.'12 feet in diameter, made in segments and bolted to- Letters through Chester. The nearest money order &Iigether, the whole resting upon and being surrounded by telegraph office is at Ellesmere Port, Ii miles distantHughes William, lighthouse keeper, Stanlow llouseSTANTHORNE is a township and small villagp., 13th and 14th centuries, the manor was vested in .a'formerly in the parish ()~ Davenham, but together with family of the name of Rahers; Little Stanthorne, as ItWharton (Winsford) "Was constituted a separate parish is called, be.ing at the same time held by the Duttons:March 10, 1860, and is about I mile west from Win,;ford subsequently the Whalleys were seised of the manor, andstation on the Crewp and Warrington section of the it was afterwards, by purchase, the property o~ Sir JohnLondon and North Western railway, and 2 north-north- Bryne bart. of Timogue, Ireland, from whom it descendedwest from Middlewich, in the Northwich division of the to his grandson Sir John Fleming Leicester bart. 1St baroncounty, hundred, unoni and county court district of de Tabley, from whom it was purchased by Richard :fones-Northwich, petty sessional diVIsion of Middlewich and esq. of Manchester. Col. C. H. France-Hayhu~st. ofSandbach (Midd.lewich section).Bostock Hall, is lord of the manor and the prmclpalStanthorpe Hall, a spacious brick edifice, erected near landowner, but there are other small proprietors. Theto the site of the old hall, is the property of Col. C. H. area is 1,101 acres of land, which are chiefly applied toFrance-Bayhurst, and the residence of 2\11'8. Dutton: the pasturage, and 12 of water; the rateable value uf theold hall, formerly surrounded br a moat, was takee down township is £2,761; the populat,ion in 1901 'Was 206.about 1810, and the moat, excepting a portion on the Letters through Middlewich, which is the nearest moneynorth-east of the present house, was filled up. In the order &; telegraph office, 3 miles distantDutton Mrs. StanthoWle hall I Bebington Joseph Hughes, farmer Hewitt John, farmer, Park farmGarfit George J.P. Stanthorne hill IBeckett Annie (Mrs.), farmer Latham Charles, farmer ,Joule :\Iiss J. H. Stanthorne lodge Carter .Jcseph, farmer,Greenhayes frm Oakes Walt. farmer, Yew Tree farmJoule :\'1iss A. Stanthorne lodge Foulgier Alfred, farmer Rigby ~illiam,farmer& miller (water) IJoule Walter J. Stanth.orne lodge Garfit George, land agent to Col. C. ::;herwm John, farmerStonier Jamei B. France Hayhurst Ward JJhn, farmer, Wallange farmSTAYLEY, see Stalybridge.

,534 STOCKPORT. CHESHIRE.S'fOCI{Pf)RTWITH HEATON NORRIS AND REDDISH.. STOCK'PORT, a municipal and parliamentary and countyborough, a market and union town in Lancashire andCheshire, is distant from London I82! miles, Manchester51 south-east, Birmingham 711, Bolton I6~, Blackpool57i, Burnley '341, Bury I'S!, Chester 461 north-east, Crewe251 north-east, Derby 631, Gainsborough 74!' !Buddersfield26£. Lancaster 57, Leeds 431, Liyerpo01 37 east,Leicester ,8S!, Lincoln 8'41, ')'iacclesfield ,III! north, Preston37!, Rochdale Id, St. Helens 25, Sandlbach 2I! northeast.Sheffield '4111, 'Stafford 4'81, Stalybridge 7l southwest,Southport 4'3!, Warrington 23~ east, Walsall 791,Wolverhampton 631. It is in the, .Altrincham division ofthe county of Chester, Macclesfield hundred, rural deaneryof Stockport, archdeaconry of Maccles;field and diocese ofChester.The municipal and parliamentary limits were formerlyco-extensive, the latter comprise Edgeley and Portwoodin IBrinnington township, part of Cheadle Bulkeley township,part of Cheadle Moseley township. Stockport township,part of Heaton Norris township in Lancashire, butthe municipal now includes Reddish. These, except Reddish.were conS'tituted the civil parish of ,Stockport by anOrder (confirmed by the Local Government Board on the29th October, 1894) of a Joint Committee of the CountyCouncils of Lancashire and Cheshire, and the Council ofthe County Borough of Stockport. Since the "ReformAct, 1,832" (2 and, 3 Wilham IV. c. 45), the borough hassent two members to Parliament.Under the "-Local Government Act, ,1,8'88" ('51 and 512Victoria, c. 41), Stockport has been declared, for certainpurposes, a county borough.Under the" Municipal Corporations Act, 1835 " (5 and6 William lV. c. 76), the borough was originally divided.into six wards, but. on June 23rd, 1.a94, it was re-arrangedinto fourteen wards. By the "Stockport Borough ExtensionAct., '1901," the township of Redd~sh wa!l includedin the borough. which is now divided into 16 wards. theCorporation consisting of 16 aldermen and 48 councillors.The borough has a commission of the peace and a policeforce.The gas works, in Wellington road north, !Heaton Norris,are the property of the Corporation; water in supplied bythe Corporation.The town stands on the river ,){ersey, here formed bythe junction of the rivers Goyte and Tame, and is most·irregularly built, being in some parts precipitous, with anascent from the north; and around this acclivity on thesouth bank of the river the houses rise in successive tiersfrom the base to the summit.. Stockport has communication'With all pa,rts by the London and Xorth Westernand North Staffordshire railways, with stations at Edgeleyand Heaton Norris, and by the Cheshire Lines Committees'railways, which have a joint station at TiviotDale on the Lancashire side; another line, forming ajunction with the preceding ra.ilway at Brinnington, passesthrough Reddish Vale .and Gorton, and' joins the mainline of the Great Central (la.te M. S. 1&1 L.) railway atAshbury junction; and in addition a branch line, abouta mile in length, joining the Cheshire Lines Committees'system at Bredbury. affords direct communication fromStockport to London and the South of England.The magnificent viaduct. of the London and NorthWestern railway, which literally passes over the town, hasan extreme length of 1,7'80 feet, comprising 22 semicirculara;rches, each 63 feet span, carl1'ing four lines ofrails, at a height from the bed of the river of loS feet,and was erected at a cost of a.bout £75,000. Tramwaysare also la.id from the town to Manchester.The Midland Railway Company, opened in May, 1900,'9. line from Ne'Y Mills, in Derbyslhire, to Cheadle Heath.The river is crossed by a fine bridge of eleven arches,'which also carries the Wellington road across the valley,nine of the arches being on the Cheshire and two on theLancashire side; it was opened, with the road, in 1826,the whole being completed at an expense of 840,000.St. Peter's Bridge, over Little Underbank, built in 1868,at a cost I)f £8,000, and connecting St. Petersgate withthe :Market place, is an iron structure 210 feet in length.The church of St. Mary the Virgin, formerly All Saints(the mother church), an e

DlBECTORY.] CHESHIRE. STOCKPORT• 535.POR.TWOOD is an ecclesiastical parish, formed June 3.1844, from that of St. Mary: the church of St. Paul. inGreat Portwood street, erected in 118S0, is a building ofstone in the Early English style. frum designs by Mr.J. G. Crowther, and consists of chancel, nave of five bays,aisles. south porch and a western tower, with lofty spire,containing 8 tubular bells:· tobe church affords sittings,in,cluding galleries. for 650 persons. The register da,tesfrom the year I·8S!. The living is a vicarage, net yearlyvalue £280. in the gift of the Crown and ,Bishop of ChesteTalternately, and held since 1897 by the Rev. Francis SelwynMacaulay Bennett B.A. oJf Keble College, Oxford.For Christ Church, see Heaton Nurris, page 39The Catholic church, in Chapel street, Edgeley, builtin '1 1 800, and dedicated to SIS. 'Philip and James, is anedi:fice of red l 'brick with stone porch, and will seat oBoopersons: the church in St. ipetersgate, dedicated to St., Joseph, and erected in '1862, is a building of stone in theGothic style, and will seat 700.The Congregational church, in Orchard stTeet, waserected in 1788, and has 450 sittings.The Congregational church, in the Wellington ,roadsouth, erected! in 1'866 at a cost of £6,000, is a, buildingin the Early Decorated. style, consistmg of chancel, nave,aisles, transepts and a tower with spire 126 feet in height:theTe are about 700 sittings.The Congregational church, Buxton road, is a buildingof stone in the Late Decorated Gothic style, erected in1900 a.t a. cost, including schools, of £5,000: the church'W'illl sea.t '47'5 persons.Trinity Wesleyan -Methodist chapel, in Wellington roadsouth. erect-edl in 118185, at a cost of £10,000, is of stone,and, will seat 1,12'4,The Wesleyan chapel. in Castle street, Edgeley, erectedin 11'873, at a cost of £3,3°0. from plans by Mr. W. Hill,. architect, of Leeds, and enlarged in 01893, is of brick and. stone, and will seat, including galleries, 800 persons..{Mount Tabor Methodist New Connexion chapel, inWellington road south, erected in 11879. at a cost of£'8,000, is of 'brick with a stone front in the Classic style,a.nd affords 950 sittings.The Unitarian chapel, in St. Petersgate, erected in 1849,at a cost of £3,000, and enlarged in 18186, at a cost of£2,000, is of stone in the Gothic style, and will seat 400.There are also Baptists and Primitive Methodist chapels,and' a meeting house for the Society of Friends.The Cemetery, at -Reaviler, formed in 18'3'8, at a. costof a.bout £10,000, covers an area of about '20 acres, andhas three mortuary chapels; it is controlled b}O the StockportBorough Cemetery Co. Limited.The Court House, in Warren street, originally a war.ehouse,is used as a town hall, and comprises two largecourt rooms, retiring room, mayor's parlour, boroughtreasurer and clerks' offices and police office and cells.The meetings of the Corporation, magistrates' sittingsand petty sessions. are held here.The municipal insignia -comprise a ma}'or's chain andbadge and a. corporate seal. 'The chain, obtained by subscriptionin 1187'1, is of gold, and consists of links bearingcrO'WIled shields alternating with figures of maces andfasces; in the centre is a shield of arms with supporters,intended to represent the arms of Lord ;Vernon, whosefamily held the manor until Hs purchase by the Corporation;the designer, however, has fallen into a seriouserror, for the shield, instead' of the Vernon coat, bears thatof the Warrens, from whom the manor descended to theVernon family. The badge, which hangs below this, isalso of gold, and was presented by John Mathew esq.mayor 187°-I; it displays the 'borough arms (az. semee ofcross crosslets fitchee, 3 lozeng~s or, 2 and I), and aroundare various national and, civic emblems. The seal is circulal',21 inches in diameter, with the same arms, anda lion and a figure of Britannia as suppo~~ers, and amarginal legend. In the year 1897 eight new sets oflinks, arranged as festoons, were added to the chain,aJld in the same year Giles Atherton esq. alderman andthen mayor, presented a gold chain and bat1ge to beworn by the mayoresses of Stockport.The Volunteer'Armoury and Drill Ground, belonging tothe 4th Volunteer Battalion of the Cheshire Regiment,are o.t the corner of Greek street and' Shaw heath; theformer, erected in 1862, at a cost of £4-,000, contains areading room for the officers, club room for the noncommissionedofficers and privates, band room, sergeantma.jor'sand adjutant's offices, a spacious room for storingarms, and an excellent drill .shed, 18o feet long and 60'wide.. The Public Baths, in St. Petersgate, erected in 1888,at a cost of £8,000. ~re of brick a,nd t~rra-cotta. in theItalian stvle, from deSJgns by Mr. PrestwIch, archItect, of-Leith; they contain three swimming baths, one of thesebeing for females; there are also 33 first and second class..private baths, t·hree vapour baths and a Turkish bath jthe management is controlled by the Corporation.The Mechanics' Institution, in Wellington road southand St. Petersgate, built in 1 862, at a cost of £6,5°0, isof brick with stone dressings in the Italian style, fromdesigns by Mr. James Stephens, architect, of Macclesfield,and consists of library, reading rooms and a· number ofclass rooms, in Which evening classes are held during thewinter months; the library in 1900 contained about 6,500volumes.The ,Savings Bank, established in 18024, is held in theHillgate and is managed by a. commiUee, and thedeposits, amounting to over £442,000, are under thedirection and control of the Government.In St. Peter's square is a bronze statue of RichardCobden IM.P. for Stockport 11841-7; the figure, modelledby 'Mr. ,G. C. Adams, sculptor, of London, stands on apedestal of Aberdeen granite, and was unveiled on Saturday,27th Nov. 1.8183, by 'Miss Cobden, daughter of thestatesman.The Reform Club, Cobden place, Wellington street,erected in 18'89, from designs by Messrs. ,Beaumont, ofManchester, at a cost of £'10,000, is an edifice of red brick,.the lower portion of which is let for shops.The New Theatre and Opera House, St. Petersgate, was,erected in II8S,a, and will seat 2,200 persons.The Grand Theatre of Variet,ies. was opened in Sept.Igor.-Here are foundries, machine works, breweries and flourmills, but the staple tra"d:e of the town is the spinning andma·nufacture of cotton and t.he making of hats.The market day is on Frida.y, chiefly for agriculturalproduce, but a more considera.ble trade is done on Saturday.The fairs are held on January I, on the first Fridayin February, March 4 and 205, May '1, the first Friday inJune, August, September and December, and on July 9and ·October 23; weekly marKets are held in the Castleyard, except when the Friday is a. cattle day.The \Market, built in 1'86'1, at a cost of £8,000, is of ironwith a glass roof.A ,')farket House of stone and brick was erected in theMarket in a85I, ·but it is little used; the upper part ofthe building is now occupied by the Public Free Library.established in ,the yea.r Il87'5, under the Free LibrariesAct; the reference library contains 9,750 volumes, andthe lending library 14,g1¥2 volumes.The Infirmary, in WeUington road south, erected inr83'2, enlarged in 1&82, at a cO'st of nearly £13,000, andextended in Igoo, is a .structure of briok, fronted with~ElBtone, and it i,s avMlable for 95 in-patients; daring1900 upwarcLs of 5..800 patient.s WeTe. under treatment, ofwhioh 7'65 were in-patients.The Infectious Diseases Hos'P~tal, built by the Gorpbratlion,is a.bout Ii mil-e.s from the Infirmary.The Institution foOr the Blind, the Deaf and the Dllmb,in St. Petersgate, is a build'inog in the Italian style, erectedin 1873; there are no inanates, the institution being usedonly for indUlStrial purpo'selS: there is a library and .apiano for the use of blind per-soniS employed here, ofwhom theTe were in 1900 17, including 7 females; ~homasAUott, manager.Warren',s .AlllU!house;;, Turncroft lane, are for threepoor men.. each of whom,. receives a weekly allowance of6s. togetheT with coals and rates free. In I8'E6 foul'new almshouses were built.Viscountess Bulkeiey leit the inter~t of £2,271 forthe inmates of Warren's Almshouses and for t~ }loor,and Humphrey Warren al60 left £100 now in the 21 perCents. Thorlliley's charity of £6 lOS'. is for bread.Vernon Park, laid out in the year 1,858, has un extentof 21a. 11'. 38p. with entrance·s from Newbridge lane andTurncroft lane; the groundiS are tasteluHy laid out, andfrom t.he elevated portions some beautiful views of thesurrounding district may be o,btained: within the parkand near to the entrance from Turncroft lane is a Free:\Iuseum.Edgeley PaTk, present,ed to the town about 1887 byMessrs. T. H. and A. H. Sykes, and laid· out at a costof about £1,5°0, is an acre and a quarter in extent, andhas an approach from Park rooo·; connected with the parkare two reservoirs, on which boart:i.ng can be had.The area of the borough is 2,200 acres; asses'sablevalue, £295,518; the population of the township in 1891was 37,297, which includes 530 officeTS and inmates int·he 'WorMlOuse, 74 in the Infirmary, 93 in Bishop BrownMemorial Industrial School, 166 in Sttockport IndustrialSchool for Boy~ and 70 in Stockport Industnial Schoolfor Girls. The population of the municipal borough in[E'SI was 59,553, and in 1891 was-

636 STOCKPORT. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'SHrmnington, part ofCheadle, part ofStockportHeaton Norris (Lancs) part oftownship ."""6,57619,02237,29716,36870 , 253The population of the eec1es'ia.stical paI'i,.;hes in 1891was :--St. ~Iary, 12,807; St. Peter, 3,5°7; St. Thoma~,22,621; St. :\Iatthew, Edgeley, 10,686; St. Paul, Portwood,7,06r.The population of the mun'icipal borough in 1901 was78,871, but is now ('1902), by the addition of Reddish,84. 164.The population of the parliamentary borough in 1891wa ., 7°,263, and in 1901, 78,871.The number of electors on the parliamentary register in1902 was 12,551.BRI~NING'l'ON -is a township, extending for 2 milesbo the north-east of IStockpoTt, and containing within itsboundaries the district of Poo1iwood, which forms a portionof the borough. The area is 771 acres of land and34 'Of water; assessable value, total, £2,3'10; the populationin 1901 was 100.OFFINGTON and TORKINGTO~ townships, formerlyin StookpoTt ciVliI parish, now form part of the newcivil parish and Urban DistriClt of Hazel Grove.OFWI'ClAL E,STABLISHMENTS, LOOM. INsrI'ITUTIONlS &c.Post, M. O. & T. 0., T. ~I. 0., S. B., Express Delivery Platt James Edward esq. Howbury haH, near Bedford& Annuity &, Insurance Office, Sit. Petersgate.-George She,pley Robert She-pley esq. :\lanor 'house, Torkington.T. Davies, postmaster Stockporti'he !Head Oftice is open {In week days for the sale of Sykes Alan In. esq. :\1.A. Cringle ho. Cheadle, Manc~esterstamps, registration of letters & parcels, telegraph bllsi- Sykes Art~ur Henr)' esq. D.L. Lydham manor, Bishopsn-e.ss, the issue &, payment od' postal or·ders, from 7 a.m. Castl~, :Sa,lop , .to 10 p.m.; the transaction of money order, savings Slkes b'ank eS.~l· Edgeley Fold, St.ockport .bank, Governmen.t lile ~nsurnnce & annuity busines-s Teler Thomas L:iayton esq. B.A. Hockerley house, "haleyfrom 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.. Letters & parcels are accepted Bridge, Stockport .for express de~ve'I'Y from 8 a.m. to '8 p.m. On suudays 'Y0odmass Montagu,esq. Green Hlll, Compstall, Stockportfrom 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. &i [rom 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. for 10ung Thomas Pl1kmgton esq. V.D. The !\Iount, Marple,the sale of \Stamps, 'registration of letters & telegraph Stockportbusiness onlyTh(' Chairmen, for the time being, of Bredbury & CheadleLetter Maills ,are d~Slpatehed as fo'lll.QWs :-From 2. IS to l~rban &, Stoc1iport, Disley & Whaler Bridge Rural11.45 a.m.; & 1.25, 5.25 to· 10-45 p.m. Manchester Distriot Councils, are ex-officio magistratesd·istrict only on 5W1rd-ays at 2.30 a. m. & general night Clerk to the Magistrates, Chas. Edwd. Lake, Bridge Sotmail dispatch, '10.15 p.mI Petty Session:ii are held at the Borough Police con I't everyThere are eleven dlispatches & six deliveries t'f parceb alternate thursday I I a.m. & for the trial of prisonersTown Sub-Post- Offices, all of which are also ~\LO.O. & , daily. . ...S. B. & Annuity .& Insurance Office., :-C)ale Green, rhe places mcluded m the d'lvlslOn are :-Adswo?d, Bram-ChesterO'ate tEdge~ey Fox street Great Moor (jreat hall, Bredbury, Cheadle, Cheadle Hulme, CompstaJl.PortwooOd street HaJIl street He~ton Cha,pel 'Heaton Disley, Handforth, High Lane, Marple, Northenden, Of-Lane, *Heaton MOOT, Heaton'IMoor Top, tHe;ton Nor- fe!,t,on, Romiley, Stockport, Taxal, '''"haley Bridge &Tis, *Heaviley, Hempshaw Lane, tHigher Brinksway, "norlleytHillgate, Hope Hill, l\'Iancheste-r road, Heaton Cha,pel,*Newbridge Lane, Shruw IHealth, *South Reddish, SpringBOROUGH :\I'AGISTlU.TES.Gardens, tTiviot Dale, Wel1ington road south, Lanca- Atherton Giles, Virginia villa, Mile End-shire HillBale \VilLiam, 130 "'ellington road norta. Marked thus * are Telegraph, Tellegratph Money Order Bentli)" John \Yhitehead '~I.iR.C.S.Eng. Bruns,wick honse.& Express Delivery Offices.Great Portwood streetMarked thus t Telegrams can be handed in only, & Telegraphr.\Ioney ,Orders are tiS'sued, but not paid.Berry :Alfred, )Ioors·ide, Offerton la.neBatJtersby Wilham J'ohn, Sl1:rathclyde, Offerton 1:J.ne)IEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT FOR THE BOROUGH. Carrington Wm. Edwd. Oale Green ho. Adswood la, wesbOarl'ington Wm. Thos. Cale Green ho. Ad.swood la. westSir Joseph Leigh J.P. Tower chambers, 30 Spring gar- Fairbrother Nathaniel Dunville, 19 2 Hal1 streetdens, ~lanchester; & iRe.fo'rm club, London S W Fernley Col. George- Arthur, 'Vestwood, BuxtonBeresford V. ~Ieh"ille esC}. B.A., J.P. Ford manor, Ling- Ferns A. E. Kirby hOUose, Heaton Chapelfield, SUTTey; & 3 2 Grosvenor garderu;, London S W Goulden James Henry Oswald, 8 Greek street'Returning Officer, 'I'he MayorGreen Robert, Barnfield, 125 Shaw hea.th,OOU~TY .:\I!A.G1STRATES FOR STOCKPORT PETTY Harrison William, Selwood, DavenportSESSIONAL DIVISION.Hidderley Thomas, Glebe mount, Spring gardensSewton Lord, Lyme park, Disley, StockportHollingdrake Robert, Edgeley house, Edge-leyLeigh Sir J'ose.ph M.P. Tower chambers, 30 Spring gar- Hollins Sydney, Bramall grange, BramaUdens, ManchesterDarlow Frank esq. 'Woodville, :YlaIlple, StockportHorner James, JU4 Shaw heathHoward CQI. Ce'phas JohnBaT'low John Emmott e-sq. M.P. rrorkington lodge, Stockpt Johnson John Goode, Brinning:ton house, BrinningtollBayley-Worthington Gibbon e'sq: 8 BaHolll' place, Park Johnstone H . .A. 3 Greek ,streetlane, London W.BeLl Allred esq. Bramshall lodge, StockportJehnson John Watkins, Wallin2'ford, Manor road, Teddington,Middle-sexBell Henry esq. Heathfield, StookportBrown His Honor Judge Re-gina,ld K.C., LL.B. KirkelIs,Kay Samuel, Charlestown house, ,DavenportKay Thomas, Moorneld, Hall street, StockportliRobertson road, Buxton'BTadshaw Isherwood John IHenry esq. Marple hall,StockptKirk James, Lily bank, 106 Shaw heath, StockportLees William, Fairfield, Da"\~enport, Stock,portBuckley Samuel esq. Bankfield house, Woodley, Stockport Leigh Sir Joseph ~LP. Tower chambers, 30 Sprin'g gar-Oarrington William Edward esq. Cale Green house, Ads- dens, Manch~terwood lane lWest, StockportLoose William, 26 Lime street, Carver Ernest esq. Poise house, Hazel Grove, Sr,od~po!'t 'Micholls Edward l E. 39 Prince's gate, London S W'Clegg AMred Rowland esq. Handforth hous~, Handforth, Moorhouse Samuel Henry, The Woodlands, Offerton laneM'8.ncbester-Critchley-Salmonson Bernard esq.Rosnau,Torquay,Devon:\Iorley Frederick Royle, "'-est house, Spring mountMurray Robert .Alexander :\LD. 78 WeLlingt'on rd. southDavenport-Handley John William Handley esq. Clip8ham Nelstrop George, The Grange, Edgeleyhall, Oakham, RutlandOkell Peter, Green hank, Heaton Norri,sFe-am GeoTge esq. Overdale, Dean Row, Willl1slcl\\',Ch(~sh Ramsear James, 21 Wel1Jingtl:on groveFernley Col. George Arthur V.D. Westwood, Bnxt')n ! Rayner Edwin B....\., M.D. Tiviot DaIle, Heaton NorrisGod'son Alfd. esq. ,M.A., )f.B. -Cheadle ho.Chefldle,:Ylnchstr IRigby Samuel, B'ramall mount, DavenportHoUingdrake Robert esq. Edgeley house, Stockporti Rivett Louis, Grove house, Heaton ChapelHoward 001. Cephas John! Robinson Francis Ratoliffe, Brooks.ide, Chee.dle,:YIanchesterLeigh Isaac Linney esq. Lyndhurst, BuxtonSidebottom' 'Villiam Roby, The Park, Wilm:slow,~IanchestrMeller W. Galloway esq. Beechfield, IRomiley, Stockport Sutton Thomas Lees, Highfield, Mile end, StockportMills Tom Hampden esq. lrhitebank house, Brinnington, Sykes Arthur Henry, Lydham manor,Dishops Castle,SalopStockportl.'orkJington Thos. Peacock, Keedwood villa, 143 Buxton TdMilne James Herbert esq. Langland,s, Cheadle, Manchest.r •Turner Col. HenryMoorhouse Samuel Henry esq.. The Woodlands, Offer-' Turner John, 152 Shaw heathton, Stockport. ITwyfnrd J. C'laremont villas, South promenade, St.Anne's-Nevill Charles Henry esq. B:-amall hall, Stoclcporton-SeQ.

: DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. STOCKPORT. 637~Va1thew George, Churchfield, Chorlton-cum-Hardy, ManchesterWilkinson O. EWood Joseph, 144 Buxton roadClerk, Chal"les Edward Lake, Bridge streetDeputy, Leonard New, Bridge streetBorough PM:ty Ses~ons aTe held at the Court house,Vernon street, monday &, wednesday, at 12 noon, &tuesday, friday &; saturday, 8It II a.mCOUNCIL FOR THE cor:\'TY BOROUGH.19°1-19°2.~Iayor, Councillor Albert Johnson.Deputy ::.\fayor, Oouncillor Thomas ·Webb.Md.el'men.Retire Nov.Retire Nov.Giles Atherton 1904 William Harrison 19°7William Brentnall 1904 John Goode Jobnson 1907William Lees 1904 Sir .Joseph Leigh, M.P 1907William Lister 1904 Frederick Rawlins 1907..Joseph Lloyd 1904 I Henry Turner 1907.James Ramscar 1904 I Joseph Wood 1907Robert Redfern 19041 John Turner 1907'Thomas Peacock Tork- William WhIte 1907ington 1904 1Oouncillors.Lancashire Hill Ward.POt'twood Ward.Retire Nov.Retire Nov...John Brelsford ......... 19°2 I Joseph Whalley ......... 1902George Pollitt............ 1903 I Gilbert Hurrows......... 1903Henry George Smeeth 1904 I William Thomas......... 1904Heaton Lane Ward.St. Mary's Ward.Retire Nov.Retire Nov.James Aldred 1902\ Thomas Rowbotham... 1902,.James Richardson 1903 Henry Bennett ......... 1903George Leigh 1904 I William George Ward 1904Old Road Ward.Vernon Ward.Retire Nov.Retire Nov.George Robinson 1902 Richard Henry Rogers 1902.Jacob Lomas 1903 John Wilson Needham 190~George Massey 1904 James Lomas 1904Spring Bank Ward.St. Thomas's Ward.Retire Nov.Retire Nov.'Thomas Crook 1902 I TholI'as Webb l'902John T. Hopkins 1903 / John Thomas Barnett 1903Thomas Allcock 1904 William Wood 1904Hollywood Ward. Hempshaw Lane Ward.Retire Nov.Retire Nov.Robert Kidd 1902 I Albert Johnson 1902Wm. Henry Stott 1903 / NathanieID.Fairbrother 1903.James Welsh 1904 James Kirk 1904Edgeley Ward.Cale Green Ward.Retire No";,,.Rf:tire Nov.William Mackenzie 1902 I George William Healey 1902.Joseph Broadhurst 1903 I Wilham Johnson 1903'.charles Sharples 1904 I Thomas Ellis 1904Shaw Heath Ward.Heaviley Ward.Retire Nov.Retire Nov.Arthur Glithero 1902J Wm. Henry Robinson 1902Robert Johnson 1903 Thomas Traynor 1903,..John Barrodale 1904 William Grundy 1904Reddish Sorth Ward.Retire Nov.Retire Nov.Malcolm McCallum IWilliam Henry Hollis... 1903McGregor 1902 ODe vacancyReddish South Ward.Retire Xov.Retire Nov.FrederickHenryWalker 1902 I .Joseph Potter 1903one vacancy. Aldermen appointed to preside at Ward Elections.Lancashire Hill & Old Road 'Yards, .Alderman Wm. Lees,.Heaton Lane & lHolllW().od Ward,s, .Alderman Sir JosephLeigh '::.\I.PPortwood & Vernon Wards, Alderman John TurnerSt. Mary's & Sp'ring Bank Wards,Alderman Giles A.thertonEdoelev o . & Shaw Heath Wards, Alderman Wm. Harrison.st. Thoma6'5 &; Hempshaw Lane Ward,s, Ald. Jspb. WoodCale Green &; 'Heaviley Ward$, Alderman Hemy TurnerReddi5h ~orth & South Wards, Alderman Fdk. RaWlliiIlgsAuditors, Thomas Hunt &; Samuel RalphsCorporation Officials.Town Clerk, Robert Hyde, St. Peter',s squareDeputy Town Clerk, H. D. F. Dobs,on, St. Peter's squareCommittee Clerk, Al,fred EardleyTreasurer, Harry Grundy, Court house"Medical Officer of He3llth, 'Meredi,th Young YI.D., D.P.H.Little Egerton streetPublic Analyst, William Thomson, Royal Institution,JManchesterBc.rough Surnyor, John Atkim;on A.)I.I.C.E. Centralbuildings, St. Peter5gatePrincipal of Technical School, R. J. BrownElectrical Engineer, A. J. H. Carter, ::.\Iillga~eCollector, Charles Crossley, Union Bank chmbrs.Bl'idge stSecretary to Gas Committee, Thomas BedfordGas Engineer, Stanislass Mel!lnier, Great Portwood streetSuperintendent of Markets & Fairs & Inspector of Weight~& Measures, WiUtiam Linney, Castle yardSanitary Inspeetors, C. R. Billingham, William Butler,John Ashton &; G. H. Sainsbury; offices, Lit.Egerton stLa:dy Health Visitor, l\oLis.s E. HitchmoughCleansing Supe-rintendent, R. O. Hammond'l'ramway :\Ianager, Hugh McCormickW;~terwork,s Engine.er, Thomas Ml()lyneuxChil?f Constable, Frederick BrindleyBaths Superintendent, James RobinsonClerk t.) the School Attendance Committee, T.H.RathboneSewage Works .)Ianager, J. H. AndrewsSup.erintendent of Parks &;HarrisCurator, Vernon Park Museum, Edward HewittFire Superintendent, H. BeckwithRecreation Grounds, FrankSTOOKPORT RURAL D1STRlaf COUNCIL.:Meets at the Gnion Workhouse, 1St monday in eachmonth, at 10 a. m. (except on Board days.)Ohairman, J. E. Steward, Compstall, StockportClerk, Frederick Pidgeo,n, Union offices, Shaw Heath,StockportTreasure:-, Alfred Smith, ~Ianchester &; Oounty Bank,Market place)ledical Officer of Health, Thomas )loo1'e :\I.R.C.S.Eng.Hazel GroveSanitary Sun-eyor, J. RodhamSurveyor of Highways, W. Burton::3anitar~ Inspeet.ors, J. Elcoate &; J. Franl,linPUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTtS.Albert Hall, 4 & 6 1VeUington st. Gi1bert Burrows, proprBorough Cattle 1\Iarket, Great Portwood'Wood, William Linney, conedorstreet, Port­Borough Police Office, Warren street, Frederick Brindley,chief constable; Denis Casey, Thomas Quigley, George~rarshall, John Thomas Deakin, Howard Beckwit'h &Thomas E. ')Ioore, ID.spectors; 13 sergeants, 2 detective, constable-s & 90 constablesCemetery, He-aviley; office, 10 Vernon streM, ThomasDowns, regtiSotrarCorporation Public Baths, 64 St. Petersgate, James RobinsQn,'8 uperintendentCounty Court, Court house, Vernon street; office, 77 St.Petersgate; His Honor Re,ginald Brown K.C., LL.B.judge; Louis Hyde, registrnr & high baiLiff; EdwardOlemmcy, chief clerkThe distriot comprises the following to'WIlships: -Bosden,Bramhall, Bredbury, Brinnin~on, Cheadle, Gatley,Hazel Grov~, Heaton Xorris, Heaton ,~rersey, HandfO'l'th,)Iarple, Norbury, Northen, Northen Etc-hells,Offerton, Redd,i;.;h, Stockport, Stockport Etc/hells &TorkingtonThis Court has al50 Bankruptcy jurisd1iction, & extend'Sin addition over the County Court district of Chapelen-Ie-Frith,Arthur Crabtree Procter, Market place,official receiverInland Revenue Offices, 2 Greek street. Taxes :-A. FossettYaugha:!, clerk to commissioners; A, ::.\1unro, sur­,-eJor; G. Jago, assiswnt surveyor. lnland Re'venue:-'YiUiam E. Lester, supervisor; W. H. Walker. R.Harley, R. E. Puckey, R. H. :Minshall &; J. Bell, office'rsMechanics' In.;titution, Wellingt,on ,road sout.h. Thomas H.,Rathbone, hone sec.; Geol'ge E. Gosling, librarianNew Theatre & Opera House, St. Petersgate, OhariesEdwin R,eVli1l, proprietor & managerPublic Free Library &, Xe'\vs Room, Market house, J. D.Buckland, librarian; H. Sanderson &; Geo-rge Buckland,a,o.'sistant librarians; open from Q a.m. to Q p.mStamp Office, 13 Great Undel'bank, Frank Robinson, distI'libutJrStockport District Provident Dispensary, Wellington roadsouth, John Gilmour L.R.C.P. &, S. 9Urgeon; S. H.Gaskell, hone secStockport Infirmary, Wellington road south. JohnAugustus Ball M.B. & Thomas Greenhalgh L.R.C.P.I.consulting surgeons; Edwin Rayner l\I.B., B.Sc. Robt..Alexander Murray M.D., C.M. Hyde ::.\1arriott M.B.,B.Sc. Basil Williams Housman M.D., L.R.C.P.Lond &J. Howie Smith M.B., O.M.Edin. hone medical 9l:.aff;Edward Charles Dutton M.B. & Ch.B.Viet. house sur..geon; Edward Bennett L.R.G.P. & S.Edin. assistanthouse surgeon; Henry Noel Nelthorpe Dodd L.R.C.P.& S.Edin., L.F.P. & S.Glas. junior assi9t. house sur·

538 STOCKPORT. CHESHIRE. [ KELLY!Sgeon; Thomas Gibbons L.D.S., R.C.S.I. dental sur·geon; Major Alan J. Sykes, treasurer; Major CyrilTylor, secretMY; Samuel Ralphs, collector; Mis'Eleanor Richardson, matronStockport Institute for the Blind, Deaf & Dumb, St.Petersgate, H. Humphrey, secTemperance Hall, London squareVernon Park Museum, Vernon park, Edward Hewitt,curatorYOLCXTEERS.Volunteer Battalion (4th) Cheshire. Regiment (comprisingA, n, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, K, L, ~I, N & Cycle Companies);head quarters, Shaw Heath; Staff :-Lt.-Col.& Hon. Col. W. T. Carrington V.D. commandant;Lieut.-Col. G. Pearson V.D. second in command; Hon.Lieut.-Col. J. H. Alcock, major; Lieut. W. Challonel',instructor of musketry;adjutant; Hon. Capt. W. :\Ierrison, quartermaster; G.Dent, sergeant majorSTOCKPORT COl\IPANIES.D, Capt. G. H. Leah; E, Hon. Capt. & Major J. G. Johnson,jun. V.D.;· F, Lieut.. W. ChaloneI'; G, Capt. &Hon. Major C. D. Clifton; H, Capt. R. H. Brady; I,Capt. & Hon. Major W. R. McClure; K, Capt. O.Partington; Cycle Co. Capt. L. C. Lake; Surg.-Capt.G. W. Sidebotham, medical officer; Color-Sergt. Geo.Godfrey Mendes, drill instructorSTOCKPORT ,()~IO~.Meet II a.m. every alternate monday at the Workhouse,Shaw heath.The union comprises the following places:-Bredbury,tBrinnington, Cheadle, Compstall, Handforth, HazelGrove-cum-Bramhall, Heaton Norris, Hyde, Marple,Reddish, Romiley, Stockport & Stockport Etchells.The area of the union is 28,466 acre's, rateable value(1902), £724,693; the population in 1891 was 135,286& in 19°1, 156,271Chairman of the Board of Guardiam, George Andrew, 2Victol'ia grove, Heaton ChapelClerk to the Guardians & Assessment Committee, ,Charle&Frederick Johnson, .Union offices, Shaw Heath, StockprtAssistant Clerk, Frederick Pidgeon, Union offices, Sha"Heath, StockportTreasurer, Alfred Smith, Manchester & County Bauk,StockportRelieving Officers, Cheadle district, ~Iark Mason, 16Davenport road, Hazel Grove; Hyde district, T. Smith,65 Great Norbury street, Hyde; Stockport No. I district,J. J. Turncock, Diamond street, Stockport;Stockport ~o. 2 district, Alfred Heaword, Church st.Heaton Norris, StockportVaccination Officers, J. F. Spedding, 240 Wellington roadsouth, Stockport; Wm. Oldham, Overseer's office, 3Port st. Hyde; Mark Mason, Davenport road, HazelGrove; William MoorS', Hawk green, Marple; IsaacWorthington, CheadleMedical Officers, Bredbury district, Frederick CantL.R.C.P.Lond. Woodley house, Woodley; Cheadle dis·trict, John H. Godson M.B. Cheadle; Heaton Norrisdistrict, Henry George Smeeth B.A., M.D., RCh. 126Wellington road north, Heaton Xorris, Stockport;Hyde district, James Alex. Wood Watts M.B., B.S~Church 91ireet, Hyde; Marple district, Thomas Moore~I.R.C.S.Eng. Moseley house, Hazel grove; Stockportdistrict, William Barker Bale L.R.C.P.Lond. Heathbank,121 Shaw Heath, StockportThe Vaccination districts & the public vaccinators arAthe same as the above Medical districts, except HeatonXorris, for which William Bale M.R.C.S.Eng. 130Wellington rd. nth. St~kport, ig the public vaccinatorSuperintendent Registrar, Charles Frederick Johnson,County chambers, Market place, StockportDeputy Superintendent. A. O. Walker, County chambers,Market place, StockportRegistrars of Marriages, Stockport, John Samuel Dean,4.2 Chatham street, Edgeley, Stockport; WilliamDerbyshire, 53 Worral street, Edgeley; J. W. D. Barron,Hyde; W. Moors, MarpleRegistrars of Births & Deaths, Cheadle sub-district, JohnSamuel Dean, 42 Chatham street, Stockport; HazelGro~e sub-district. Mark Mason, 16 Davenport road,Hazel Grove; Heaton ~orris ~ub-district, John G.Banl~ .., 79 Heaton Moor road, Stockport; Hyde sub.district, John William Duncan Barron, Garth house,Ridling lane, Hyde; Marple sub-district, WilliamMoor", Marple; Stockport first sub-district, J. F.Spedding, 240 Wellin£rton road south, Stockport;Stockport second sub-district, William Long. 159 GtPortwood street, StockportThe Workhouse, at Shaw Heath, a structure of red brick~was erected in 1842, for 690 inmates. It now accommodatesabout 800 inmates: James Hull, ma!Jter;' Mrs._\. Hull, matrlm; William Barker Bale L.R.C.P.Lond.medical officerSchool Attendance 'Committee.(StQ~kport, ~~~al & l\Iarple Urban Sanitary District&)..Meets at Union workhouse the 2nd mono in each monthat 12 noonClerk, Charles Frederick Johnson, Lnion offices, Shawheath, StockportAttendance Officer, John Peter Bardsley, Union officeiJ.Rhaw heath, StockportPUBLIC OFFICERS.Certifying Factory Surgeon, William Bale ~I.R.C.S.En('l'~130 Wellington road north 0Coroner for Stockport & Hyde division, Francis Newton~9 Warren st.; Deputy, Harry Newton, 9 Warren streetCollectors of POOl'S Rates for Cheadle & StockportEtchells, John Samuel Dean, 74 Chatham st. EdgeleyInspector of Weights & Measures for the Cheshire CountyCouncil, Samuel Lea, 3 Duke streetPLACES 01" WORSHIP, with times of Services.St. Mary's Church, Rev. Canon William Symonds M.A.Rector; Rev. John Lawson Litt B.A. Rev. GeorgeHerbert Kingston B.A. Rev. John Alaric Davys B.A. &.Rev. Robert George Fairhurst RA. curates; 7.45 &;10·30 a.m. & 3·45 & 6,30 p.m.; daily, 7.45 a.m. &; '7p.m.; wed. 7 p.m'St: Alban's, Offerton lane, Rev. 'James Williams Gilbe'ftsonM.A. vicar; 8 & II a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; daily, 8 a.m~& 7p·mSt. Augustine's, Stockport road, Cheadle Heatll, Rev.Arthur Joseph Jame90n M.A. vicar; Rev. WilliamOwen Groccnt M.A. & Rev. Henry Webster Green M.A.curates; 7.30 & 10.30 a.m. & 6,30 p.m.;' daily, 9.3e>a.m.; wed. 7.30 p.mSt. George's, Rev. John Henry Thorpe B.D. vicar; \Rev.William Edmund Harston Morris B.A. & Rev. HenryPreston Vaughan Nunn B.A. curates; a & 10.30 a.m~& 6.30 p.m.; 7.45 every eveningSt. Matthew's Church, Grenville street, Edgeley, Rev.Edward Percy Alexander M.A. vicar; Rev. G. B,odgsonM.A .Rev. Harold JameS' Graham B.A. & Rev. JohnPhilip Richmond curates; 8 & 10.30 a.m. & 6,30 p.m. ';daily, 10 a.m. & 7.30 a.mSt. ,Paul's Church, Portwood, Re~. Francis SelwynMacaulay B_ennett B.A. vicar; Rev. George EdwardMacaulay Bennett B.A. curate; II a.m. & 6,30 p.m. ;w£:d. 7.30 p.m.; daily, 9.45 a.mSt. Peter's Church, St. Peter's square, Rev. CharlesDennis Mason Cox M.A. vicar; Rev. George HenryWarlow, curate; 7.30 & 10.30 a.m. & 6,30 p.mSt. Thoma9's Church, Higher Hillgate, Rev. Henry SewellM.A. rector; Rev. Coasdale Edward Harris B.A.~A.K.C.E. & Rev. John Fleming Jones B.A. curates (incharge Bramhall); 7.30 &; 10.30 a.m. &; 6,30 p.m.;daily, 7.30 n.m. &; 7 p.mSt. John's Mil!1'Sion Church, Mottram street; 10.30 a.m~& 6.30 p.m.; tlmrs. 7.30 p.mChrist Church Mission, Wooel street, 10.30 a.m. & 6.30 p.mSt. Andrew's Mission Church, ~ew Bridge lane; IO.3e>a.m. &i 6.30 p.m.; thurs. 7.30 p.mSt. Mary's Migsion lWom, Ann street, ReddishSt. Paul's Church Army Mission Room, Howard street.Portwood; George Brickett, superintendent. St. Stephen's Mission Church, Ridgway lane; Rev. JohnLawson Litt B..A. ; H.C. 7.30; 10.30 a.m. &; 6.30 p.m. ;thuTs. 7.30 p.mEpiSICopal Chapel, Great Moor, now served from St~George's; 10.30 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; t.hurs. 7.30 p.mSt. Joseph'sCatholic, Tatton street, Very Rev. CanonMoloney, rector; Rev. Christopher Ryder & Rev.Edmund Cronin, priests; 8, 9, 10 & II a.m. & 6·30p.m.; daily, 7.30 & 8 a.m.; tues. & thurs. 7.30 p.I\1SS. Philip & James Catholic, Chapel street. Edgeley.Rev. James Benedict .Abram, Rev. Henry Gore, Rev.Hugh ~JcGeevor & Rev. James Arkwrights, priests;8. 9, 10 & II a.m. & 3 &i 6·30 p.m.; daily, 8 &; 8.30a.m.; wed. 7.30 p.mBaptist. Greek street. Rev. William Henry ThomasA.T.S.; 10.30 a.m .& 6.15 p.m.; tues. 7.30 p.mFrienlls' Meeting House, Lower Hillgate; 10.45 a.m.& 6.30 p.mCongregational, Buxton Toad, Rev. Samuel HindsCongregational (Tabernacle). Middle Hillgate, Rev. JaS'.Henry Halstead B.A., A.T.S.; 10.45 a.m. &; 6.15 p.m.;wed. 7.45 p.rn ' .(Union), Offerton lane, Little Moor, ReV'.Cong're~ationalEdward Hedley; 10.45 a.m & 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7.45 p.rn

nmECrORY.] CHESHIRE. STOCKPORT. 539Congre~ationa1, Wellington road south, Rev. Theophilns £2,700, exclusive of the site given by E. C. HowardW. Pmn M.A.; 10'45 a.m. & 6.1'5 p.m.; wed. 8 p.m esq. of St. Paul's, Portwood; it will hold 550 children;Congregational, Orchard street, Rev. John Harker; 10.45 average attelldance, 490; William Pinnington, master;a.m. & ~.15 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.m I )!iS5 Maria ~peers, infants' mistressCongregahonal, Cale green, M. A. Boyle; 6.30 p.m ; St. Peter's, erected in 1844, &, enlarged in 1894, at a costCongregational Mission Room, Portwood, 3 & 6,30 p.m I of £3,000, for 350 boys & girls & 250 infants; averageIndependent Methodist, Bamford street; 10.30 a.m. &" attendance, 252 boys & girls &, 149 infants; William A.6 p.m ~ Downham l".G.S. master; )liss Williamson, mistressMethodist New Connexion, WeI-"'} : St. Matthe,,'s, Chatham street, Edgeley (mixed), for 5200lington road south; 10.30 a.m. I I children & 198 infants; average attendance, .soo & 197& 6. IS p.m. ; wed. 8 p. rninfants; Henry R. ~ickal, master; Miss Bradley, in-Methodist New Connexion, Great" Revs. HaTry Rowe fants' mistressPortwood street; 10.30 a.m. & >- (supt.), Sidney O. St. George's, Bramhall lane (mixed), erected in 1895, for() p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.rn I Rider &J. S. Jones 400 children; average attendance, 308; Miss FlorenceMethodist New Connexion, Stock-Ellen Kilner, mistressport road, Cheadle Heath; 10.45 ISt. 'I'homas' (mixed), for 2,000 children; average attenda..m & 6 p..; rnt) ues. 7.45 p.mance, 1,364; Edmund Johnson, master,' MisSJ Ray, infants'mistress; Higher Grade (mixed), Walter Catlow"Primitive l\lethodist, Manchester road, Lancashire hill master; Miss Annie Allan, infants' mi9t-ress(Second Circuit), Rev. George Armitage; 10.30 a.m. &. ,British (St. Jolm's), Stockport road, Cheadle Heath"6 p.m.; mono 7·30 p.m erected in 1887, for 490 children; average attendance,.Pri~itive Methodist, Well~g:ton I'oad south (First Cir-, 480 ; Joseph Goodison, master; Miss Annie Fletcher,.CUlt), Rev. G. Knowles ~ffi.lth; 10.30 a.m. & 6 p.m. ; miSltressmono 7 p.m , I NEWSPAPERS.• Unitarian, St. Peter's gate, Rev. Benjamin Charles Con-! Stockport Advertiser, published every frio by Swain & Co.stable; 10·45 a.~. & 6'3.0 ,P.m " ' Limited, King's street eastWesleya~ (BrumnvI~k) (TIVlOt Dale clrcmt), Portwood,:I Cheshire Daily Echo, published daily by Swain & Co. Lim.R~v. fhomas Nicholson (supt);. Rev. Fred Stuart King street eastKlrlmess & Rev. J. Walthen SImIster; 10.30 a,m. & Cheshire County ~ews, published on friday & Stock-6 p.m.; thurs. 7.30 p.m port Chronicle on mono & wed. morning by New"" esleyan, Trinity, Wellington road1 Cheshire County News Co. Limited, Wellington streetsouth (Trinity circuit); 10.30 R D'd S I District Express, published 2nd tuesday in month bya.m.&6.30p.m. ;thurs. 7.30 p.m evs. aVI oomon Connell &, Bailey, St. Peter's squareWesleyan, Edgeley, Castle street ~uPt.) &Thomas D. Stockport County Borough Express, published on thurs-(Trinity circuit); 10.30 a.ll). & ames day morning br Connell & Bailey, St. Peter's square6.30 p.m. ; tues. 7.30 p.m ) Manchester South District Adverliser, published on frioby Swain &, Co. Limited, King street eastSCHOOLS. Stretford Division Advertiser, published on friday byFree Grammar, We.llington road south, founded in 1487, Swain & Co. Limited, KinAr street ea!!Jt& endowed by SIr Edmund Shaa, or Shaw kt. lordmayor of London, with £ 10 yearly: the school, with RAILWAYS.the residences for the maS/tel's, forms a handsome build- London &i North Western, Edgeley station, John F. Bragiug,erected in 1830 by the Goldsmiths' Company, who gin, station master; Heaton Norris station, Georgefurtherendowed the school in 1860 with £29 0 a year. Teat, station master; goods office, William H. Skinner,The governors are trustees elected by the Corporation. manager; Reddish station, Reddi9h I'oad, John Spann,.Ten per cent. of the scholars are instructed free, the station master. d i . £ Grea.t Northern, the Great Central (late M. S. & L.) &.remam er payees varymg from 4 to £10 per annum. Midland Joint Railway Companies, or Cheshire LinesThe number of boys in 1900 was 88; Rev. W. A. PembertonM.A.Oxon. head maMer; O. W. S. Knowles B.A. Committee, Tiviot Dale station, George Roberts, stationW H Rob ' B A & J G master; goods ~ations,.. mson.. . T. reen, assistant mas- 11Portwood & Wellington roadtel's; 8'. Balston B.A. German; drawing, C. J. 'Smith' north, J. Wigne , agentmusic, W. Sidebotham A.R.C.O .,' COXVEYANCES.The Stockport Technical School, in Wellington road sth.was erected from plans by Mr. G. SedgeI', of London,Trams to Manchester leave St. Peter's square everyquarter hour & return same time from Manchester;-at a co9t of £20,000, towards which the Whitworth sundays every 30 minutes from, 10 a.m. to I p.m. &.tnlstees subscribed £5,000 & another sum of £5,000for the foundation of scholarships: the foundation stoneevery 10 minutes from I p.m. to 9.30 p.rnTrams to Hazel Grove from St. Peter's square every 2()was laid with masonic honourS' by the Lord Mayor of minutesLondon, 8th Sept. 1888, & the building opened in 1889: Trams to Edgeley from St. Peter'~ square every half hourin 1892 it was transferred as a free gift to the Corpora- Electric trams leave Lancashire Bridge for Woodley, everytion: the front is of Ruabon brick with stone facings, & 15 minutes from 5 a.m. to 10·30 p.m. & to Reddi9bthe interior comprises 5 lecture rooms, 5 class rooms, 4 every 20 minutE'S from 5 a.m. to 10.40 p.mart rooms, 3 laboratories & workshops for carpentry &,CARRIERS.textile manufacturers, & kitchen for domestic subjects. Marple-Goodie, from "Dog &. Partridge," Churchgate,.The SJ~hool is managed by a joint committee of the daily, 2.30 p.mCounty Borough Council & persons elected by the Mellor-John Bennett, from" Dog & Partridge," Church..founders; R .•T. Brown M.Sc. principalgate, friParish Ohurch National School, Wellington road south Romiley-Charles Simpson, from .Arden Arms, tues..(mixed &, infants), e,rected in 1826 at a cost of upwards thurs. & satof £6,000, for 1,000 children; average attendance, 430;RAILW.AY CARRIERS.Richard Evans, master; MisS' E. Taylor, infants' mist. ; Thompson, McKay & Co. Limited (T. Goodison, agent).average attendance, 170Wellington road northSt. Paul's (mixed & infants), built in 1869 at a cost of Pickfords Lim. (Thos. Jarrams, agt.), Wellington rd. nthHEATON NORRI,S, a township locally in ,Lancashire,forming a suburb of Stockport (Cheshire), ifrom which itis 'Sepa.rated· by the river Mer-sey and has Ist-ations on thE"London and North Western and Cheshire Lines railways,sf miles south !from Manchester, in the iStretford divisionof Lancashire, hundred of ~alford: the Me1"Sey ishere crossed by a fine 'bridge of eleven arches, openedin 1826, -and by the viaduct of the London and NorthWestern rnilway: the A!shton, !Manchester and Oldhamcanal terminates here at Lancashire !Hill. This su'burbis paved, lighted with gas and lSupplied with water, andis intimately connected with Stockport in its trading relations,and now incorporated )Vith tJhat borough and civilparish. Christ Ohurch is an ecclesia,stical parish formedby Bishop's instTument. September 14, 1838, and reformedas a new district June 16, 18'54, from 'l·he civilpari1sh of 'Manchester, and in the ;rural deanery of ATdwick,archdeaconry and diocese of Manchester. Thechurch, on the east side 00 Wellington road north, anderected in 18'46 at a cost olf £6,000, is a building of stoneinthe Early 'Pointed style, consistmg of chancel, nave,aisles, north, 'south and west rporches, and a westerntower with spire 200 feet in heignt and containing 5bells and: an illuminated clock, with three dials; the bra'sslectern is a memorial to the Rev. Charles BabingtonJeaffreson M.A. late rector, d. 4lSept. 18n: the stainedeast window is a memorial to Frances Louisa, daughter ofthe late Alderman William Williamson (18'59); and therea,re various others: t,he chancel was added in 1882 at a; cost of £2,454, and further restoratiolllS were effected in188e at a cost of about £'828; the church has gallerieson t'hree lsid'es and affords- 1,230 ,sitt.in~s. 700 of whichare free. The register of baptisms and burials dates from1846, and olf marria,ge.s from 1'847, The living is a rec-,tory. net yearly yalue £3153, with resid~nce, in the gift, of the 'Bishop of ~Llnchaster, and held SlDce 1892 by theRev. George Ganlthers Little M.A. of Bnlliol College, Oxford,and surrogate. All Saints' church, :Manchester Toad~

'540( r-:TOCKPORT. 1l (HEATO~ ~ORRIS)CHESHIRE.:erected in 1888, at a cost of £5,000, is an edifice of brickin ihe Gut,hic style, and affords about 600 sittings. ThereO'i~ter dates from the ye.a.r 1888. The living is a Tecto;y,net )'early value £250, in the gift of the BishOlP of,~anche.stel', and held since 1,891 by the Be,-, RichardMasheder l\I.A. of Keble Oollege, Oxford.NOlRIRIS BA...'K is an ecclesiastical parish formed in1901. The church of iSt, 'Martin, erected in 1901, at a.oCOst of £6,000, is an edifice of ,brick and terra cotta, andwill seat 450. The living is a rectory, net yearly .alue.£3°0, in the gilt of the Crown and the IB£s~o.p of Manchester,andheld since 18g8 by the Rev. RIchard PrattM.A. of St. John's College, 'Cambridge.The Hope IMemorial Schools \\ere bum in 1884 fromplans 'by Messrs. Preston and Yaughan, ar~hi~ects, of~~

DmECTORY.] CUESHIRE. STOCKPORT AN D REDDISH 54} .INDUSTRIAL ISCHOOLS. I tion of the mystery of the Annunciation: the carvedStockport Industrial School, erected in 1897, for 1'50 boys; I pulpit and font are uf Caen stone, alabaster and marble;Rev. E. Hedley, han. sec.; William Bancroft, supt.; ~he latter sta~ds within· a baptistery protected by an,IM!"s. Jennie iBancroft, matron' lrun screen WIth gates: the church affords goo sittings.Bishop Brown'. Memorial Oertified Industrial School I There is a Congregational chapel in Broadstone road.(Catholic), High st. for 110 boys; Sister )lary Angela, : There is a. Wesleyan chap~1 in Broadstone road. Presmatron' COlt'S almshouses are for SIX poor women, each of whomreceives a weekly allowance of four shilling-so Willow'CO~YANCE. : Grove cemetery, south of the township, ~ is privateTram car,s from Stockport call at the George hotel, Hea- : pro~erty: it covers 1,7 ~c~es and eun~ain.s three mortu~ryton Norris, every 1~ minutes each day, to 'Manchester I ch.apels. Th~re ar.e ,.e, elal cotton spmmn~ and doublmg:> I IllIlls and C:llIco prmtmg works, also roperles. The town-RAILW'.A.Y STATION3. I ship also cOiltains several handsome modem re5'idences.Tivi~t Dale, George Roberts, station mast~r I belonging to Stockport ~a,~ufacturers. There is no lordWellIngton road north, George Teat, stahon mas·ter uf the manor. The prmclpal landowners a.re the EarlCARRlERJi 'By RAIL ~ CANAL. I uf Wilton, H. P. Grl'g esq. and Sir William HenryCheshire Lines Committee, Wellington road north (.'1. I 'H~u~ds'WortlI bart..)1.P. of Knutsford, Che-shil'e. T.heWignell, agent) ~Oll IS cl~y; SUbSOIl, borde: clay, ul?per and lower, WIthGreat Northern Railwa}- Co. 24 Wellington road north CA. ~ntermedlate s~nd. The chIef Cl'Op IS hay. The, acreage-E. Williams, agent) ~s 1,541, o! whIch 25 ~,re water; rateable ,~alue, '£.40,905 ~London & North Western Railway Co. Wellino-ton road In J391 toe populatIon of ,Heaton ReddIsh parIsh wasnorth(William Henry Skinner, agent) I:> 2!663,. and of Relldish 81. Elisabeth, 4,019; the popula-Midland Railway Co. z6 'VeUington road north (George tIOn m 190 1 wus ~,6~8. .Jarvis, agent) Post, )f. O. & T. U., ~. :M. 0., Express D~hvery, Parcc'lGreat Central Railway Co. {Thompson, McKay & Co. Lim. Post, S. B. &, AnnUIty. &; Insurance Office, 6 Gortonagents), 2-8 Wellington road road.-Reuben G. Uobmso~, sub-postmaster. Letter~Pickford's Limited, 66 WellingtoR road north (Thomas through Stuckp?rt, are dehvered at 7· IS a.m. & ::LI5Jarrams, agent) &; 5. 10 p.m.; dIspatched 10.10 a.m. & 12.20, 7 & 840Thomp'~on,McKay&; 00. 28 Wellington road north (Thos. " p.m.", week days. only ,Goo

542 S'fOCKPORT. CHESHIRE.~9, 1839, from the civil parish of :\Ianchester, and is in value, £17,783; population, 2,3°5; Heaton Moor Eastt~e rural deanery of Ardwick, and archdeaconry and contain~ 386 aCl'es; 1"'.1teable value, £19,015;. population,dlOct>se of Manchester. The church of St. Thomas, 2,420; Heaton Moor West contains 425 acres; rateableerected in ~765, is a plain structure of brick and plaster, value, £17,6°7; population, 2,020; HeatOn Mersey contains480 acres; rateable value, £15,359; population,partly in the Gothic style of the 14th century, and consistsof chancel, nave, transepts, aisles, north porch and 2,670; total area, 1,624 acres; rateable value, £69,763;a wooden turret at the west end containin1g one bell: population in 1901, 9,415.the east window and some others are stained: the remainingwindows contain a complete collection of the Offices.-LetLers delivered through Stockport centralTown Sub-Pust, )i. O. 0., S. B. &; Annuity &; Insurancearms of all the El1Jglish and Welsh sees: at the west offices; three deliveries daily:-end is a brass tablet erectf'd to commemorate the seven Heaton Chapel.-Frederick Birch, sub-postmaster. Lettersdispatched at 8 &; 9.45 a.m. &; 12.$0, 2.15, 5, 8 &;years' wardenship (1874-8.1) of J. T. Hope and T. Beaumont,by whose efforts the church was extensively repairedduring that period, at a cost of over £2,000. On *Heaton Moor road.-John Taylor, sub-postmaster. Let­9.10 p.m.; sunday, 8.30 p.mthe south side is a ma,rble monument, erected in 1850 ters dispatched at 8 &; 10.5 a.m. &; 1.5, 2.15, 4,45, 8 &;to Williaw Travis, for more than 40 years master of 8.50 p.m.; 8,45 a,m. on sundaysHeaton Norris school, who died 6th Nov. 1843; aoo on Manchester road.-Frederick Birch, sub-postmaster.the north side another to the Rev. Dudley Jackson B.C.L. Letters dispatched at g, & 9.45 a.m. &; 12.50, 5 &; 8 p.m36 years rector of the parish, d. 27 Dec. 1879: the churchMarked thus * is atele'gra,ph, telegraph money order &;affords 906 sittings, of which 250 are free. The registerof baptisms dates from 1765, of marriage9 from 1838,express delivery office.and of burials from 1767; they a,re in fair condition.Post Office only.'1'lJe living is a rectory. net yearly value £500, with residence,in the gift of the Dean and Chapter of Manchester, dispatched at 8.15 &; 9·45 a.m. &; 1.20, 2.30, 4·45 & 8Lancashire Hill.-John Travers, sub-postmaster. Lettersand held since 1900 by the Rev. William ·Henry Brayshaw p.m.; sundar, 9 p.mM.A. of St. Jolm's College, Cambridge. A lending andl'pfl'renCE library of 800 volumes, formerly attached to HEATO:N ~ORRIS uRBAN D1STRICT COUNCIL.tlJe church. was transferred in 1875 to the Sunday schoolOffices, Thornfield road.~Illd is 0pt'n onSnndays only from 3 to 4 p.m. The area Meeting day, third thursday in every month.is 729 acres; the population. in 1871 was 1,742; in 1881,Members.3,060 and in 1891, 2,269, Uhairman, Charles William Nasmith.St. Thomas' Xational School (mhed), built in 1867 & Vice-Chairman, Thomas T. Shann.rebuilt in 1891 for 480 children; average attendance, H t Ch I W d H to M W t W d.lIb t H' dl t ea on ape ar. ea n 001' es ar.~27; ~ er. m ey, mas.er. Retire April Retire AprilRnl~ay St_atlOn, Ju~eph SWlnJd~eh~rst. sta;horu master 'Jos. Selby 1903 1Robert Scholes 1903HEATO~ MOOR l~ an ~ccleslastlCal parIsh ~ormed on William Ward 1904 Thos. T. Shann 1904~Iay 7, 1878, from the pal'lsh~s ?f Heaton NorrIS and St. James N. Ogden 1905 I Edwin Barton 1905John, Heaton Mersey, and IS m the rural deanery of • •Al'dwick and archdeaconry and diocese of Manchester. Heaton Moor East "ard. Heaton Merseyl\Jard.The church of St. Paul, the foundation stone of which Retire Ai ril y.. Retire Aprilwas laid 3 April, 1875, was opened 29 Sept. 1876, and Edward G. Ar.cher...... 1902 I '~llham A. Broughton. 19°3consecrated by the late Bishop of Mancheste.r, 25 Jan. Thomas. A. Ashw~rth .. 1903 I George Padmore 19°4J 877: it is a building of stone in. the Gothic style, con- Chas. \\ m. Nasmlth 1904 I John Schofield 1905sisting of chancel, nave of four ba,ys with clerestory, Officers.De-third being' free. The re.gister dates from the year IMedical Officer of Health, Frederick William Jordan1877. The living is a rectory, net yearly value £400, L.R.C.P.Lond. 92 Heaton Moor roadin the gift of trustees, and held since 1889 by tJhe Rev. Surveyor &; Sanitary Inspector, Walt. Banks,Thornfield I'dWilliam Hanbury Smartt B.D. of Trinity College, Dublin. Collector, William Wood, Thornfield roadThe ·Wesleyan chapel, Heaton Moor road, erected in 1873,is a structure of white brick with Bath stollie dressings inthe Gothic style, with a loftY' tower amd spire on the:,outh-west. and was enlarged in 1901, so as to seat600 persons. The Free church, King's drive, erectedI90r, is a structure of red brick with terra-cotb facingsand will seat 250 persons. The Congregational chapel,Heaton Moor road, erected in 1896, is a stone building~)f Gothic design: the east window is stained and thereare sittings for 500. The population of the ecclesiasticalparish in 1891 was 2,175.Heaton Norris Urban District includes the following~rards :-Heaton Chapel conta.ins 333 acres; rateablePRIVATE RESIDENTS.The le.tters H.N.denote Heaton Norris.Abram Rev. James Benediot(Ca.t·holic),The Presbytea-y, Chapel SJt,reetAckroyd Walter, I Crosby streetAdams Rev. Philip Lane- B.A. (curateof All Saints), Farmer sstreet. H. NAdams Albert J. 23 Sutton road, H.N.Ainsworth James, 108a·, Wellingtonroad norbh, H. N.Alcock John, 6 Longshut lane westAlcock John J. Elmstead, Buxton I'dAldred Jars. Mt. Vernon, Turncroft laAlexander Rev. Edward Percy ~LA.(vicar of St. Matthew), St. :Matthew'svicara,ge, Grenville street,EdgeleyAllan Rev. William Grant B.D. (Cong-rega.tional).Bridgewater villa,Sparth lane, H. NAllan Harry, Heath cot. Nursery I'd.Allcock Charles, 177 Castle st.EdgeleyAllcock Edwin, 23 Edgeley road.Allen Theodore. Viotoria parkAllen Thomas H. q. Heaton Moor roadAlmgill :\11'5. 39 Heaton Moor roadPL!.CES OF WORSHIP. with times of services.St. Paul's, Heaton Moor, Rev. William Hanbury SmarttB.D. rector; 10.30 a.m. &; 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.mSt. Thomas, Heaton Chapel, Rev. John Henn B.A. rector;10.30 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed. 8, p.mCongregational, Heaton Moor road, Rev. Patrick KingBatchan M.A.; 10.30 a.m. &; 6,3° p.m.; wed. 8 p.mFree Church, King's drive, Heaton MoorWesleyan Heaton Moor road (Tiviot Dale Circuit), Re,.Thomas Nicholson (supt.}; Rev. Fred Stewart Kirkness&, Rev. J. ·Walt.hew Simister; 10.30 a.m. &; 6,3° p.m. ;wed. 7.30 p.mSTOCKPORT.Almgill Mrs. Ada, Heaton "inas, 46 Astle Wm. Brentwood, Beech roadHeaton road, H. N Bailey Alfred, 120 Nortlhgate street,.Almond Jag.. Hy. 12 LongShut lane we Edgeley roadAnderson Richard, 37 Hall street Bailey Herbert, 82 Grenville st.Anderson William, 39 Lowfield road EdgeleyAndrew Ohas. Hy. 42 Banks lao Hall st Bailey John, 134 Shaw heathAndrew James Lawton M.D. Cres- Bainbridge Septimus, 168 Shaw heathcent pa.rk, H. N Bale Wm. 130 Wellington rd. nth.H.NAndrews, Frederick, 3 .Mile End lane Bale Wm. Barker, 121 Shaw \heathArchbe

DIRECTORY.J CHESHIRE. STOCKPORT.. 543Barton Alfd. 25 O1ar~ndon &to H. N Brandt Henry O. Ellerbrook,Heath rd. Chorley ltichard,Bal"lion Edwin, 126 Heaton Moor road ' Cale green Mile End laneFairhurst, 15·Barton Frederick, 22 Banks laneBateman WilHam, 62 Adswood la. eastl31'aySlhaw Rev. William. Henry B.A. Ohristian Lewis Mark Frank,Rectory, 6 Heaton Moor roo.d C.)I. 125 Shaw heathM.B.,Bates Frederick, Gr~ntham ge4-e, Breaks Miss, 33 Beaton Moor Toad Clark ~rs.I46Wellington rd. nth.B.N9 )lile End lane . Brelsford John, 75 Wellington rd. Clarke Edward, Westfield, Welling-BUJtes John, Beech hill, Welling- north, H, N ton road noJ'!th, H. Nton I'Oad north, H. NBrennan JosephRiohard M.l08Welling- Clarke John, 44 Sutton road, H. NBates Mrs. 96 Bramhall lane ton road noi'tb. & 64 Sandy la. H.N Clarke John, 155a, WellingtonBattersby William John, Str3Jth- Brentnall John Cres-swell, II2 Heaton road no-r.tlh, H. Nclyde, Offe·rton laneBawden John H. 128)1001' road Clarkson C. 106 Grenville st. EdgeleyWelling- Brickbill Mrs. 57 Didsbury rd. H. N Claye Thomas, 52 Hall streetton roau north, H. N Briggs Josiah, 152 Old road, H. N Clayton Albt. 136 Grenville st. EdglyBayley )ll's. 145 Buxton road Briggs 'fhomas, I Mile End lane Clayton William, Rolleston, Ken-Beard 'rhos. Grassendale, Stockport I'd Brindley Joseph, II5 Shaw heath nerley Grave laneBeardsall Joseph, Carlton villa, 4 Hea- Brinsley Mrs. 68 Bramhall lane Clemmey Mrs. Clorna, Bloom st.Edglyton road, B. NBeaumont William, 39 Edgeley roadBriscoe J osepb, 17 Lowfield road Clewley Mrs. 29 Heaton Moor roadBriscoe William,137 Wellington rd.sth Clifton Mrs. Mile End hall,Buxton I'dBebbington Mrs·. 58 Adswood la. east Bristol Samuel, Alexandria place, 38 Cock Thomas,Bedell James William, 95 Wellington Heaton road, H. N road, EdgeleyAslhville, Edgele~'road north, H. N Broadhurst Joseph, 81 Shaw heath Cocker Thos. 52 Chatham st. EdgeleyBedford Thomas, 73 Ball street Brooke Frederick J. Glen-tana, Wel- Cocker Tom, Htanley house, BloomBeech John, 41 Hall street ling-ton road north, B. N street, EdgeleyBeeston John, 31 Hall Sitreet Brookes Fred, 148 'Grenville st. Edgly Oogiblan Hy.188Wellington rd.nth.H.NBeeston John, 63 Hall street Brookes Geo'l'ge, 29 Hall street Coleman Capt.WilliamMaitland,Brook-Bell Henry J.P. Hea.thfield, Cale grn Brookes Miss, 35 Hall streetfield hall, Hempshaw laneBell James, 168 Hooton Moor road Brookes Wm.148 Grenville st. Edgeley Colles Percy, Springfield house,North-Bell Rt. I Heath I'd. Edgeley Toad Brooks Edward, 59 Grenville st. Edgly gate stree.t, EdgeleyBell Samuel, 13 Mile End lane Brooks James, Oakleigb, Mile End la Collier Henry, 170 Buxton roadBell Thomas, 149 Bu:x,ton road Brooks Mrs. Carlton terrace, 6 Heaton Collier Samuel, 19 Heaton .Moor roadBell Thomas, 70 Ofierton lane road, H. N Concannon Austin, 15 Greek stl'eetBellamy Alfred R. 163 Nor,thgate Brown Edmd. In. 25 Turnoroft lane Connell Francis, 23 Bloom 'st. Edgeleyst.ree·t, EdgeleyBrown Jobn W. '5.1 Bloom st. Edgeley Constable Rev. Benjamin Obarles(Uni-Bellamy Henry Reynell, Greenhill bo. Brown Thomas J. 53 Adswood lao we t-arian), 10 Heath road, Cale greenEdgeley road, EdgeleyBrownsword Henry, 132 Heaton )lr.rd Conway Aubrey, 39 Greek st. EdgeleyBennett Gao. 67 Beech rd.Bramilall la Brownsword RiCbard,78 New Bridge la Cookson James, 195 Higher HillgateBennett George, 18 Longshut lao we Buckley John William, Thorncliffe, Coppock Oliver, Fisherbeck, HeathBennettMrs.I04Wellington rd.ntb.H.N -l9 Heaton road, H. N road, Cale greenBentley John Wbitebead, 94 Great Buckley B,t. Eli, 13 Obl1rch rd. B. N Corrigan James, IIO WellingtonPortwood street, Portwood Bunting Samuel, The Limes, Edge- road north, H. NDentley Joseph, 159 Wellington ley road, Edgeley Costain Mrs. 164 Buxton roadroad north, H. N Bunting William Brown, 5 Florist Cowell Mrs. 176 Wellington rd.nuh.H.NBentley Mrs. 31 Beech road street, Shaw h.eath Cowley Richard B. 66 Bramhall laneBeresford Frank, 258 Stockport (foad Burall Edward, 179 Wellingtwn rd.H.N Cox Rev. Oharles D. Mason Cox M.A.Berry .Alfred, Moorside, Offerton lane Burch Mn. 41 HeMon Moor :road (vicar of St. Peter's), Tqe Vicar-Beswick Edwin, 218 Didsbury rd. H.N Burgess James, 78 Sandy lane, H. N age, St. Peter's gateBeswick Edwin, 134 Heaton Moor Td Burgess JOlSeph, 142 Wellington Coxon Mrs. 72 Ofierton laneBeswick Ernest, O"rchards, Buxton I'dBillingham John, ,85 Shaw heathroad north, H. NBurges.s Samuel, Fern Leigh, 28Crastan William M. Coniston villas,Bloom street, EdgeleyBirchenougoh Samuel, 83 S'haw heathBirkett )lrs. 45 Greek Sltree.tHeaton road, H. NBurrows Edward, 144 WellingtonCrompton James, Holme lea, Ashburngrove, H. NBirks Rev. William (Primitive Metho- road nort'h, H. N Cronin Rev.Edmd.(Catholic),Tatton stdist), 6 Beauchamp st. Shaw heath BUirslem )'!iss, 205 Bra.mhall lane Crook Joseph Ohas.122Beaton Moor I'dBides Edward, 27 Lyme street Burton Fredk. Thomas, 24 Buxton I'd Crook Thos. Wm. 198 Turncroft laneBlackshaw Thomas Wortalington,Glen- Buschman Frit.z, z6 Beech road, Bram- Crooke Robert, 13 Heaton Moor roadwood, Mile End lane hall laneBlake Rev.WilliamA.(Congregational}, Bygate Mrs. 17 Heath. crescentCrosby James, 8 Orosbys·treetCross In.Edwd.154Mancbester rd.H.N22 Heaton road, H. NBlake Miss, 22 Greek streetCadman Mrs. 30 Heaton road, H. N Orossley Obarles, 35 Lyme s-treetCampionOhristr.II6Wellington rd..sth Orossley Mrs. 228 Wellington rd. s,thBlears Mrs. 37 Heaton Moor road Oandlin Hy. Jsph. 8 Heaton Moor I'd CurbiSlhley Edward, Rose villa, Ken-Blombaah J. W. 97 Beech roadBoon Artb. 57 Heaton road, H. NCarlisle Samuel, 35 Osborne road nerley Grave laneCa.rlisle Thomas, Ebor, Kennerley Curbishley Edward Harold, Lyme stBootbErnest,A.rnside,sAshburn rd.H.N Grave lane Daly Wm.Poplar vw.52 He·aton rd.H.NBooth James, Frederick, Laurel bank, Carrington e'ol.W.T.I Adswood la.we Daniel Albert Edwd. 266 Stockport I'dCrescent park, H. NBooth Misses, 119 Shawheabhearring,ton Ohas. log Wellington rd.sth Davenport Mrs. 309 Buxton roadCa.rri~o1:onCharlE'sBoward,21 GTeek st Davies Rev. Trevor H. 0Wesleyan),Bootb Mrs. 51 Greek street Oarrington William Edward J.P. Wesley mount, Old road, H. NBoothby George, Cronton lodge, Cale, Green bo. .A.ds.wood lane west Davies Aneurin, 27 Longshut lao westKennerley Grave lane Cartwright Frederick Stamield, 91 Davies Arthur, 50 Love lane, H. NBostock Joseph B. 25 Heat,h crescent Wellin·gtonroad north, H. N Dawson Edwin, 14 Adswood lane eastBostocle :Miss, 41 Green st. Edgeley Cass,els John, 2 Beauahamp ·Sltreet Dean Arthur, 7 Heath orescentBntrtrill Mrs. 23Heatill cres.Bram:ballla Ohadwick Ellis, 101 Shaw hea.th Dean In. Sm1.74 Cha1'bams.t. EdgeleyBourne Thomas, ~~ Beech road Ohadwick George F.rederick, 143 Dean Joseph, Fairlawn, Welling-Bowden Edwd. 152 Manchester :rd.H.N Wellington road south ton road nortb, H. NBower Elli!', 252 Stockporrb road Chadwick Goo. Wm. 317 Stoclrport I'd Dean Wm. 71 Wellington rd.nth. H.:NBower John,161 Wellington m.nth.H.N Chadwick James, 31 Heath crescent Deaville Thomas B. 28 Offerton laneBower Misses, 161 Wellington rd. Chadwick John Thomas, 41 Beech I'd Derwent Mrs. 143 'Wellington rd.north. H. NBowker James, 5.C;Chadwick John Booth,40Sandy la.H.N 'north. H. NHeaton Moor road Ghadwick J.gph'77Grenville s-t.Edgeley :E)ickie David, Victoria parkBowlas Mrs. 3.e; Thomson street Chadwick 81. 21 Lowfield rd.Shaw hth Dobson William, 30 Hea,ton Moor I'dBowsleill Geo. Edwd. 201 Bramhall la Chadwick William, 29 Lyme street Dodd Mrs. 3 Hall !'treetBO'de James A. Clifton house, Chandler Thos.35 Fox st.Grenville s1 Dooley Henry. 31 Lons'hut lane westHeaton road,H. N Chatterton Josepb Oash, Rusten- IDove Edwin, 84 Hea.ton Moor roadBradock Mrs. 81 Hall stree·t berg, Edg-eley road IDowbiggin )irs. 12 Lowfield groveBt'adwell Samuel. 28 Heaion Moor I'd Chatterton Thomas, 31 Lyme stree4i Drabble Mrs. 1069 CasHe 'S,t. EdgeleyBradv William Hollinshed. Lark Hill Oheettllam Colin, 158 S'haw heath Drinkwater LewiSo, 36 Bank lanehO;lse, Cunliffe ~treet, Edgeley Cheetham Mis~, 170 Shaw heath Drummond )Iiss, II7 :Mile End bnpBl'agg A.lexander W.,F.C.A.61Bloom!lt Cheetham ~rs. 147 ~U:XJton road T DruryGeo. :\Iongo~el'y.254StockportrelBra!!!! Mr~. 29 Bloom ~·t. Edg-eley Cheetbam M;s: 94 Dld~bury l'd. H. ~ lDuce Josepll. 31" Hempshaw laneBt'aJsford Frederick, Oraigside, 24 Cheetham Wilham'98Didsbury l'd.H.'N lJuckworth ,Tsph.102 Heaton Moor rn.Hen.ton Toad, H. N ('!hester Thomas, .14 Heaoon :Moor I'd Dunkley John J. Hope lodge, WeI-Bramhall Mrs. 91 Cat'hnm st. Edgele)' Chetham Jabn, 76 Bloom st. Edgeley lington road north, H, N

544: STOCKPORT. CHESHIRE. LKELLY'S'Duke John R. 9 Ohurch road, H. N Green James, 52 Sandy lane, H. NDunn Wm. B. 56 Bloomst. Edgeley Green Joseph, 203 Br:unhall laneHeys Richard, 10 Heat-on )1001' roadHeywuod DougIa.s Muir, 21 DidsburyEadie D1.23C1arendon st.Sandy la.H.N Green Joseph, 246 Wellington rd. st'h road, H. N];astwuod John, 196 Turncroft lane Green Mrs. 80 Bramhall lane Hibbert James, 19 Bloom st. BdgeleyEdgar Rt.Asbbrn.120 Heaton Moor I'd Green Robert, 142 Shaw heath Hidderley George, The Croft, Mile-Edmondson FdIc 18 Church rd. H. 1\ Greenhalgh Thomas, Birch house,Wel- End laneElliot,t John :Mathews,Stockport roadHeath bani., lington road nortll, H. NGrepnhouse Miss. Stoneybolme, Wel-Hidderley 'fhomas,Spring gal'densGlebe mount...Ellis Thomas. 105 Shaw heath lington road nort'b, J:i. N Hidderlev Thumas, jun. Castle farm.Elveston .Alfred, W,hitefield uank, Greensmi.th Jas. Cornels. 99 Shaw hth Mile End laneWhHefield, H. 1'4Greenwood :.\lark, 262 Stocl.port road Higson John Isaac, 40 Banks laneEmerson Jsph. Glenwd. Turncroft la Gregory Cbas. D. IIO Heaton Moor rd Hill John W. 214 Wellington rd. stbEmmerson Joshua :.\fa,t,thew, 153 Gregory Miss. Alexandria place, 44 Hindley Jo'hn, 94 Heaton )1001' roanWellington road nor:th, H. NEskrigge Walter, 37 Edgeley I'oadHeaton road, H. NGriffiths In. Jas.47 Lancas'hire hl.H.NHuids Rev. Samuel (Congregational).Kennerley Grave laneEskrigge William Linton, 7 'Wood- Grinham Edwd. 26 Heaton rd. H. 1'4bine crescent, Wellington rd. south Groves Nicholas Cole, 20 OtIerton laHines Edwin, Roseleigh,burn gl'ove, H. N7 ASlh-Estill Edwd. Lamb,7 Ashburn rd.H.N Grundy James, Woodland bank, Ken- Hobson Herbert, 5 Sutton road, H.NEtchells Miss, 8 Woodbine cre'Scent nerler Grave lane Hodgkinson Wm. Edwin, Cale greenEvans Richard, 26 OtIerton lane Grundy Joseph, 195 Wellingtull Hodgson Rev. Arthur Geor2'e M.A.Everitt George, 23 Heaton Moor road road north, H. N (curate of St. l\latthew's), 47 HaJ'd-Fairclough John J. 27 Greek street Gudgeon Robel1, 3 Woodbine crescnt castle road, EdgeleyFarnsworth Joseph, 134 Welling- Guy.A. B. 77 Heaton Moor road Holehouse Oha8. 7 Ohurch rd. H. Nton road north, .tl. NHadfield Levi Benjamin, 230 Welling- Holland Harry, 98 Grenville st. EdglyFurl' Mrs. Z! Longshut lane west ton road south Holland Sam1.74 Beech rd.Bramhall 1aFenton )liss, 62 Bramhall lane Hague Charles', ,82 Bramhall lane Holland Saml. 15 Obul'ch rd. H. NFerguson Jas. A. 15 Sutton road, H. N Hague Frank H. 33 Lyme streetFerguson John, 51 Didsbury rd. H. N Hall Richard, II Welling,ton groveHollindralie Henry,Edgeley roadThe Willo"n.•Ferguson M3Jtl1.hew, 65 Hea,ton Moor I'd Hall Mrs. 150 Offerton lane Hollingdrake Mrs. 14 Whitefield,H.r\Fielding Jonathan, 85 Beech road Hall Walter, Fairfield, Hall street Hollingdrake Robert J.P. EdgelpyFieldsend )1rs. 62 Bramhall lane Hallatt )1iss, II Ohurdh road, H. N house, EdgeleyFlanagan Mrs. 29 ..\dswood lane east Halliday James, :.\Iorningsidl',Fletcher Ernest, Birchville, Edge- Imgton road north, H. NWel- Holt .rn. Blali:ely, 3I Heaton )1001' I'llHood Mrl'. 4 Heaton )1001' roadley road, Edgeley Hallmark :.\1rs. 3~ Love lane, H.])1 Hooler William, 182 Offerton laneFletCher John, 9 Bloom st. Edgeley Hallowell William, 15 Lowfield road Hope ·.Arthur, 36 Hall streetFletcher John Alfred, II2 Ads'Wood I'd Hamer .Albert, Beechwood, 15 Ash- Hope Mrs. 16 Lloyd street, H. NFletrilier John W. T.he Homestead, burn grove, H. N Hope William, 150 Wellington roallCale gr£en Hamer Hy. Frdk. Wm. 31 Edgl'ley I'd north. H. NFleming Mrs. 34 Hall street Hamilton 'l'homas, Carlton terrace, .d.opwood Harold. 142 Buxton roadFleming Mrs. 144 Grenville st. Edgly 12 Heaton road, H. N Hopwood ~1rs. 47 Greek streetFord Miss,II2 Wellington rd.nth.H.N Hammond Robert Owen, 176 Man- Hopwood Samsun. 142 Buxton roadFort 'Thomas, 134 Grenville st. Edgly chester I'oad, H. N Hopwnoil Wm. 35 Heaton :\1001' rO:HtFoulds )lrs. 124 Shawheat'h Hammond Sam!. 9 Heaton Moo~ road Horn .Tohn. 141 Buxton roadFox Josep,h, 16 Banks lane HamneH Wm. E. Erlsdene,Offerton In Horne Ralp'h, 103 Northgate st. EdglyGallaway H. P. 224 Didsbury rd. H.N Hampson Walter, Hill crest, St.Lesmo Hornel' James, 164 Shaw ·heathGardner Mrs.124Gt.Por,twood st.Prtwd road, Edgeley Horrocks Mrs. 2.:; Lyme streetGardner Robert, 44 Bloom si. Edgeley Hancoek Benjamin, 70 Church st.H.l\ Horsfall .1hrnham, 14 Longshut lao WI'Garnett George H. Fern lea, 17 ..hh- Hancock John, 5 Didshul'y I'll. H. 1\\ Horsfield Wm. 181 Castle st. Edgeleyburn road, H. N Hancock Wm. 3 Didsbury rond. H. 1\ Hough Andrew, 151 WellingtonGarside Mrs. 7a, Hardca.'Stle rd. E?gly Hankinson TRos. 147 Didsbnry rd.H. ~ road nortb, H. NGaskell Joseph, Rosslelgh, Welhng- Harding Mrs. 44 Adswood lane west Hough Benjamin, 97 Shaw heathton rood north. H. N Harding St~nley, 3 Heat'h rd.Edgly.rrl Hough George, 43 Bury 'Street, H. 1'\GaUeyThos.Marsland,250 Stockpol't I'd Harding Wm. 220 Didsbul'Y rd. H. N Housman Basil WilliamsF.R.C.S.Eng.Gibbons Thos. 107 Wellington rd.sth Hardy Walter, Alexandria place, 42 The Elms. Edgeley road, Edgeley{1ibson TdlOS. 67 Grenville. s~. Edgeley Heaton road, H. N Howard Thomas P. 27 Hall strpptGilbertson Rev. James WIlham M.A. Hardy William, 28 Lyme street Howard Vincent, 56 Bramhall lanp(vicar of St. .Alban's), 418 Ofierton la Hargreave John S. 193 Welling- Howartb Beniamin, 77 WellingtonGills Geo.183Wellington rd.nrth. H N ton road north, H. N road north, H. NGilmore William, Gilmore grange, Harker Rev. John (Congregational), Howarth Mrs. 178 Wellington rd. sthBeauchamp street, Shaw heath Springfield house. Spring ga,rdens Howarth Mrs. Wright, 51 HeatonGilmour John, 84 Wellington rd. sth Harris Rev. Coasdaile Edward B..A., Moor roadGlithero .Art1hur, 3 Lowfield road ..1.K.C.L. (curate of it. Thomas's), Howlison James, Bridgewater villa~.Goddard Jsp'h. 145 Didsbury rd:. H.N 29 Greek street Spartlh lane, H. NGoldie Henry D. 148 Wellmgton Hanis Frank, 20 Banks lane Hllchinson Ralph, 140 'Vellingtollroad norrth, H. NGood Jo'hn, 278 Wellington road southHarrison Oharlesbury roan, H. NHugh, 96 Dids- road north. H. NHudson Jsph. 149 Didsbury rd. H. NGood Miss, Buerlon house, Kennerley Harrison

DIRECTORY. ] CHESHIRE. STOCKPORT. 54JJohnson .Albert, Springfield, Kellner- JLOmas James, 100 Hall street NaIl Jas. B. 61 Didsbury road, H. Nley Grave lan~Lomas John '1'. Ravenscroft, St. Lesmo NaIl Robert, 72 Wellington streetJoanson Edward, 85 Wellington I road, Edgeley Needham John 30 Offerton laneJ ~oad. nO~h, H. N . Lomax James, Bi,'ch bank, Waverley Needham Osbo'rne, 60 Millgate0hmo~ ;bert H. 82 Lancashlre road, Ed~eley Needham Walter, 171 New Bridge 1:1Job ' . R Longson MISS, ,80 Sandy lane, H. N Nelstrop Georrre The Grange Edveleynson obert Thomas, 54 Chat- Long William, 45 Hall street New Leonard e Lon17acre St L;smoham street, E~g~ley Longley Oharles, 18 Beauchamp street rood, Edgel~y e ' .Johnson Thoma~, ::>9 Heaton Moor rd LOII~~un John, I:: Heath cresoent N b F W H t M dJohns,on W W 11' t d tl L W' . J ew ery ras. m·57 ea on 001' rm. 232 e mg on r . s 1 oll!.:'~(Jn Ilham, 116 Bramhall lane N wto H ' 6 Or 'b t tJolly Mrs. Ambrose, 52 Edgeley road, Loose Williom 26 L"me street Newt n J ehnT) , 1 8H °t~ Y M S ree dEdgeley L .• F' d' J e on 0 n, 10 ea on 001' roa0\\ e I e ~. 127 S~aw heath Newton Mrs. 16 Adswood lane eastJones' Edwd. 106 Heaton Moor road Lowe Fl'edencli:, Claumont, Kenner- N' h I R Th (W'l)Jones Mrs. 26 Buxton road I I". I IC 0 son ev. omag. e~ eyan ,toy ""lave ane Wesley mount Old road H Nione~ ~rs. 8a; Thomson street Lowe Jas. 17 Bloom street, Edgeley Nickal Henry Rt.' 54 Ed17el~y rd,ELl:.rlyone~ m. 2::> Bloom st. Edgeley Lowe James, Hodge Hill House N' I H" D'd be d H' NJones William, 181 Wellington rd. east Old road H N N~CltdsoMn aIr)L' 49 hI 8 t u ryl roa, .north H N I' "," Ie rs. 3 ong-s; u ane westJ ','. _ ., .owe :Ml:S. 31 'York street, Edgeley Noden Mrs. 21 .Adswood lane eastordan Frederlc1'1.. WIlham M.D. 92 Lowe "nlter. Wynhurst, 20 Hea- N " Ed d S tt d H ·NHeaton Moor road ton ro'.1d H N orrIs w. 2 u on :oa, . 1Jordan John Jos'eph, Wa·rwick ·house. Lo"nlles ~Irs' 7 Hall stTeet Nu(nn R teV' fHSetnTyG P. "a)u g h 6a 6n BB.A.WeU'ngt d rth H N . . ' cura eo'. eorge S', I ux-I on roa no , . Lund Ghal'le~ John, 98 Bramhall lane ton roadJ~~k George Alex. M.D. II Greek st Lund Edward, Lei17hton villa North- a t H J h S'h h hKam ~rs. 113 Shaw heat'h gate street Edrr~le ' a, s y. osep, 1~1 aw eatKay Matthew. Popla,r view, -6 Hea- M Ad M' e y Odell Walter, 45 GIlmore ,streetton road H N ;) • C am ,rs. 17 H eaton Moor road Okell Mrs. 28 Church road, H. NT." ,,t'. 'A'd d I Macclancll1 Hubert, 33 Bloom st-reet, Oldham Herbt. 34 Heaton Toad H.N.nay .uISS, 19 swoo ane east Edgeley , " .. 'Kay Sml. Oharlestown ho Bramhallia U Cl II J 1 S Oldham Jas. Bertram B.A. 2::> Hall st_ . .VJ.c e an 0 lD, 260 tockport Toad Olf d ~1' G 'II t Ed 1Kay Thomas ~oorfield Hall "treet ~ CI 11 cl G 0 or • ISS, 7 1 renvI e s . ge eyKellam Ja~s: 6 Orosby stre:t' ~/CI e ,an~. eo{t'" It ~osbr s~reekt Orme Robert, 108 Wellington Td. sthKelsall Josia:h 7'7 Hall street . 1 111e i/J"b- ary d HorN rIs an Ormesher Henry, I Duke s-t-reetKenny aml'tn~y, 17 Sutton rd. H. K lOuse,. I s ury roo, . Orrell Wm. P. 72 Cba,tham st. EdglyKenyon Ha old J W II' gt d Moce ~1:I s. 7 Heath road, Cale green Osborn Rev. George Stephen ~.A.I' . 190 e m on l' .north, H. N •• :\PGeever R' e,. H ngh (C' ath l' )t I} IC (cura,te Christ OhuTch), The Rec-1U" B h d The Presbytery, Chapel st. Edgeley t()lI'y H NKenyon .uISS, 20 eec roa M· I- . Al S . , .Kerr George, 54 Heaton Toad, H. ~ ~.'I~ \.e~tS'd ex. 1-fI ~ton rd. H. N Osborne George S. 132 Shaw heathKershaw Wm. 244 Wellington rd. 8th - .le na I, ney, 9 eat crescent Ousey Mrs. 31 Greek streetKillon Ha.rry Birch, I 16Heaton Moor rd Manllock 1: h~ma~, 86 Heaton Moo'r rd Pakeman Mrs. EgeTtonhouse,Kirk George S. 19 As'hburn rd. H. N Marsden Benpmm, 7 Heaton M?or rd Manchester road, H. NKirk James 106 Shaw 'heath Mar:"len James, The, Hawthorns, P-akeman Thoma~, E 17erton housl:'.. " Heaton Moor road M h t _,.:I H "'NKlrkness Rev. FrederIck Stuart (Wes- anc es er roi:llU, .leyan), Wesley mount, Old rd. H.N :\la~~dell Mrs. 34 a , Heaton Moor road Parkes Alfred Ernest, 43 Hall :o:tl'\:'l:'tKitchen Henry, 80 Grenville st.Edgly Mal :s?en T'homas, 19. Greelt ~treet Parkes .Alfd. Withinshaw,220ffe,rton laKnight In. 262 Welling10n rd. south :\{arr~utAlfd.Ernest,Dlalho.MlleEnd la Parkes Herbert, t Woodbine crescentKolligs FeTdinand, 128 Heaton Mr. I'd :\{arrlOtt Hyde. :M.B.. 49 Hall street Parnell Edwa:rd, 40 Sutton Td. H. NLake Ohas. E. Leverington, Buxton rd :\'.dsbury road, J:I. N Plant Edwin, 34 Banks laneLees Charles Hatton,33Longshut lao we Mllhngton Fredenck W. Mandalay, PlaH-Higgins Arthur, Edgel!'y mount.Lees Ernest, 25 Sandy lane, H. N Wellington road nOTtili, H. N Edgeley road, EdgeleyLees Thomas Hill, 16 Lowfield road Moloney Very Rev. Canon S. (OatllO- Pogson John, 102 Old road, H. NLees- William, 9 6 Old road, H. N lic), Tatton street Pollaro Gabl'ael, 34 Love lane, H. NLeigh John, II Orosby street Moore John, 234 Wellington rd. sth Potter Miss, 18 .Aberdeen crescent,Lester Richd. 84 Lancas'hire bill, H.N Moor'house John Barton, Langwit.b, Dba,tham streetLine Mrs. 105 Ohatham street Heath road, Calp green Potts Thomas, Wycliffe villa, Edge-Lingard John, 12 Crosby street Moorhou~e Samuel Henry J.P. The ley road, EdgeleyLingard Mrs. 89 Shaw heath t Woodlands, Offerton lane Pratt Rev. Richard M.A. (incumbentLingl Eugene, 24 OtIerton lane Morris :\1:iss, 5 Bloom street, Edgeley of Noms Bank), Norris Bank par-Lister John W. 108 DidsbuTy rd. H.N MOTTison Wm. &8 Heaton Moor road sonage, Didsbury road, H. ~Lister William, 18 Lowfield road Morton Ralph, 38 Hall street Pratt Prank Brocklehurst, High lea,Litt Rev. John Lawson B.A. (curate Moss Richd. H. 13 Heath rd.Cale grn Stockport roadof St. Mary's), 61 Hall stTeet Moss Tbos. Hy. 39 Bloom st. Edgeley Prest Wm. Ivydene, 55 Heaton rd.H.NLittle Rev. George Caruthers M.A. Mottershead Joseph, 94 Old rd. H. N Preston James Wilfred, Westbourne,(vicar of Christ Church &; surro- Muir Francis, 38 Bramhall lane Heath road. Oale g-reenogate), Christ Church rectory, ~uir James, 193 Bramhall lane Priestnall Miss, 220 Wellington TIl.sthChurch road, H. N Murgatroyd Thomas L. 155 Wel- Pritchard Mrs. =i Longshut lane 'We~tLocke ahas. R. Greylands, 'Mile End la lington road north, H. N Purdy Thomas -Etberidge, 124 Heo-Lomas Fnk.I91 Wellington rd.nth.H.N Murray Dunbar, 172 Heaton Moor rd ton )fOOl' roadLomas Jacob, Lyndene, Welling- Murra,y Robert Alexander M.D. APS-/ Ramso~r James, 7 Welling-ton gol'oveton road north, H. N ley, Greek street Ramsldll John L. 29 Heath crescentCHESHIRE 35

546 STOCKPORT. CIIESHIRE. [KELLY'SRatcliffe Jas. Lyndale, Beech I'oadRatihbone T,homas Henry, 6- Lyme stRawlins In. Grasmere, Stockpo.rt rdRayner In. 194 Wellington rd.nt'h.H.NRayner :vlrs. 250 Wellington rd. 8thRaynor Wm. 80 Ohatham st. EdgeleyRedfern T. 40 Bloom street, EdgeleyRee-day Thomas, 57 Bloom st. EdgeleyReichart Rev.Francis (Oatholic),Romanroad, Old road, H. NRenshawRev.Jahn Harry Thorpe M.A.(curate Ohrist Church), The Rectory,H. NRevill Oharles E. 192 Wellingtonroad nortih, H. NReynolds Olement, 162 BU:lton roodReynolds Mrs. 123 Shaw heathRhind Mrs. 71 Hall streetRichardsun Mrs. 2J Lowfield roadRichmond Rev. John Parrotts M.A.(curate of St. Matthew), 95 Chathamstreet, EdgeleyHider Peter, 98 Old road, H. NRidgway Jonathan,Rose vw.:\'IileEnd laRidgway Mrs. 30 Love lane, H. NRigby Edmd. E. 13 Sutton road, H. NRihan Shaker, 24 Hea,ton Moor roadRiley Benjamin, 78 Bloom st.EdgeleyRitchie Mrs. 45 Heaton Moor roadRivett Charles O. 40 Church rd. H.NRivett Jsph.Carlton hOe Heaton rd.H.NRoberts P·hilip, Heaton villas, 48 Heatonroad, H. NRobinson FIt. The Orchards,Buxton rdRobinson Henry, I II Shaw heathRobinson Herbert, 75 Hall streetRobinson John George, Lornville,Heaton Moor roadRobinson John Webb, 95 Shaw heathRo binson Mrs. Brooklyn, Dialsto-ne laRobinson Mrs. 34 Offerton laneRobinson Mrs. The Orchards, BuxtonroodRo,binson William, 80 ChurchgateRobinson William Henry, Thorncliilehouse, Buxton roadRogers Richard Henry, 98 Hall streetRogerson Jobn Thomas M.D. 100 Wellingtonroad north, H. NRoscoe James R. 82 Bloom st. EdgeleyRoscoe Thomas, 122 Northgate streetRoss Donald, 42 Love lane, H. NRostron Jam~, 108 Bramhall laneRowbot'bam Thos. 24 Longshut lao weRowe Rev. Harry (Meiliodist NewConnexion), 157 Wellington rd. s·thRowland Mrs. 12 Heath I'd. Cale grnRoyle William Alfred, Spa.rt'hfield,Sparth lane, H. NRoyle Wm. 222 Wellington I'd. southRyder Rev. Ohristopher (Catholic),Tatton streetSaul :vrrs. 128 Chatham st. EdgeleySaunby :vliss, 5 Heaton Moor roadScott Miss, 164 Love lane, H. NSco,tt Mrs. 107 Wellington rd.nth.H.:NScott William, 23 Tu.rncroft laneScragg :vlrs. II Hardcastle rd.EdgeleySeal Jas. 97 Northgate st. BrinkswaySefton Charles, 25 York st. EdgeleySergent Mrs. 5 Greek streetSeville Charles Frederick M.B. 96OhurchgateSewell Rev. Henry M.A. (vicar of St.Thomas), 218 Wellington rd. 'southShallis Walter, Whitefield banlt,Whitefield, H. NShann Thomas, 'Dhornhill, Meadowbank, H. NSharp Edward John, 176 Shaw heathSharp Rt. Hood, 21 Eleaton Moor rdShaw John F. 15 Beauchamp st.Shaw heat,hShaw Samuel, 21 Clarendon st.Sandy lane, H. NShaw William Albert, Wensley, Tattonroad south. Hea,ton NorrisShawcross Fdk. Wlfrd.319Stockport 'I'dShawcro~s :\'Irs. Mount Vernon,Turncroft laneSheldon Jobn Henry, 124 Buxton roadShepherd William, 162 Shaw hE'nthShirley Edwd. ..\uldyn hOe Offerton la Taggart Joseph Scott M.B. 43 HeatonShore Charles, 14. Lowfield road Moor roadShuttleworth Miss,59Didsbury rd.H.:N Tatton Geo. 'The Beeches, ,Edgeley rdSidebotham John, Southend, Hea- Taylo·r Albert, II Mile End laneton road, H. NTaylor Benj. S. 136 Heaton Moor roadSidebotham Mrs. 469 Stockport road Taylor Charles Barrie M.B., B.Ch.Sidebotham Samuel, lIO Grenville Viet. Holly 'bank, 'Ohatham st.Edglystreet, Edgeley Taylor Edmund, Saxonholme, Dids-Sidley Thomas 1. 10 Edgeley road bury road, H. NSimcock James M.D. 16 Heaton Taylor Edward, 94 Beech road~Ioor road Taylor Edwin Vincent B. 27 DidsburySimister Rev. J. Walthew (Wesleyan road, H. NMethodist). Wesley mount, Old Taylor Fdk. 60 'Chatham st. E~geleyroad, H. N Taylor George F. 87 WellmgtonSkinner Wm. Henry, 86 Beech road road north, H. NSlack Geo. Boothby, 28 Lowfield rd Taylor George William, Oaldield,Slack Mrs. 160 Buxton road7 Mile End laneSlater Jos-eph, 126 Shaw heath Taylor Hy. Clairville, 5 Mile End laoSleigh Thomas, 180 Shaw heath Taylor James R. Whitefield house,Smale Thomas, 5 Heath rd. Cale grn Whitet£i.eld, H. NSma.rtt W. Hanbury B.D. 53 Heaton Thompson In. 105 .Manchester 'rd.H.NMoor roadTaylor JOthn O. 130 Shaw heathSmeet'h Henry George B.A., M.D. 126 Taylor Mrs. 120 King st. we. EdgeleyWellington road, H. NTaylor Mrs. 76 Offer-ton laneSmith Rev. George Knowles (Primi- Taylor Saml. .go Bloom st. Edgeleytive Methodist), 9 Wellington gro Thomas Rev. William (Baptist),Smith Alexander G. Newlands, II 'fhe Grove, Shaw heath.Ashburn road, H. NThompson Wm. 106 Belmont st. H.NSmith Alfred, Ingleside, Wellins- Thorpe Rev. John Henry B.D.,ton road north, lie N (vicar of St. George's, Heaviley),Smith Arthur, 199 Bramhall lane St. George's vicarageSmith Oharles· James, 103 Shaw hth Thorpe Miss Annie, 1 Wellington groSmith Ohas. Thos. 71 Heatop Moor rd Timbrell Mrs.79 Beech l'd.BramhalllaSmith George William, 201' Welling- Tinniswood George, 150 Shaw heathton rood south Tomlinson James. W. 106 Dids-Smith George Thomas, Woodgate, bury road, H. N9 Ashburn road, H. N Tomlinson Mattebew, 47 Hea-ton Mr.rdSmith John Howie M.B. 4 Crosby st Tootal Mrs. 74 Oilert·on laneSmith Jas. Stra.thmore Idg.Buxton I'd Torkington Thos. P. 143 Buxton roadSmith JO'hn, 174 Buxton road Towers Albt. 74 'Grenville .st. EdgeleySmith John, Sunnyside, Buxton road Townend, William, 13 Heaoth crescentSmith Joseph Henry, 79 Hall street Townley Edwin, 22 Buxton roadSmith Mrs. 2 H,all streetTrevor Mrs. 170 Hooton Moor roadSmith Mrs. 96 Heaton Moor road Trueman Miss Sarah, 23 Lyme streetSmith Mrs. 104 Kennerley Grave lane Turnbull Rt. O. 98 Heaton Moo·r rdSmith Tbos. 90 Chatham st. E.dgeley Turner Co,lonel Henry, 98 Kenner-Smith Thos. 252 Wellington rd. sth ley Grave laneSmith William, 63 Beech road Turner John, 152 Shaw heathSnape Harold M.B.138Heaton Moor I'd Turner Joseph, Alexandria place, 40Snowden Misses· A. M., B. L. & M. G. Heaton road, H. NBloisville, Ashburn grove, H. N Turton Mrs. Bank cottage, Dids-Snowden Stephen, Carlton terrace, 16 bury road, H. NHeaton road, H. N Tustain Henry Jeffrey, Spl'ingfield, 3Solomon Rev. David (Wesleyan), 235 Ashburn road, H. NWellington road south Tutton Orosby, Normaoott, HeatonSowerbutts John, 43 Greek street road, H. NStaveacre Fredk. Wm. 133 Buxton rd Tweedale Edward Earle, 144 Hea-Staveacre James, 10 Woodbine crescnt ton Moor roadStead George Riohard, Ivydene, Tat- Twyford William Jepson, Powiston road south, H. Nvilla, Northga,te streetStewart James, II Didsbury road,H.:N Tyler Major Cyril, 37 Greek streetStewart Mrs. 102 Bramhall lane Van Oppen Leonard, Abervale, Stock-Stewart Thomas, 35 Edgeley road port roadStockdale Robert A. 95 Beech Toad Vaughan Augustus- F. 98 Welling-Stone John, 3 Greek streetton road north, H. NStonier George Walter, Sparthbank, Vernon John JU8'tinian M.B., C.M.Sparth lane, H. NEdin. 7 Greek street, EdgeleyStott Jesse Ainswo·rth, Gr~ysteads, Wade Alherl Edward, Axbolme, 9Buxton roadAshburn grove, H. NStott Wm. Hy. 47 Adswood la. west Wadswortb Eli, 9 Osborne roadStreet Oharles, 9 Sutton road, H. N WagstatIe John, 19 Baker street, H.NStubbs Oliver, 63 Heaton Moor road Wakefield Hiram, I I W·hitefield, H.NSumner Cbarleos, 189 Wellington Wakefield Hiram, 66 Old road, H. Nroad north, H. NWalker Geo.Stoneleigh,Heaton rd.H.NSumner Tom, 43 Heaton road, H. N Walker John Ernest, Fulstone,Sutton John, 264 Stockport TOad Mile End laneSutton Thos. Highfield, Buxt-on road Walker John Hampson, Glenwood, 13Swann Wm. 34 Bloom st. Edgeley Ashburn grove, H. NSwann Willi~ 256 Stockport road Walker Miss, 55 Bloom st. Edgeley(Postal District, Cheadle)Wallace Archibald, 12 Heaton Moor 'I'dSyddallMr~. I 85Wellington rd.nt-h. H.N Walmsley Mrs. 3'8 Banks laneSykes Ellis, Lynton, Wellington ro. Walmsley 'Dhomas M. 57 Beech roadno·rto, H. NWalmsley Wm. II Heaton Moor roadSykes Frank J.P. Edgeley fold, Edge- Walsh Mrs. The Lodge" Wha:rf st.H.Nley roadSykes Thomsa. T. Dingle head,Welling-Walt-hew Albert,road north, H. N184 Wellingtonton Toad north, H. NWalthew Mrs. 179 Castle, st. EdgeleySymonds Rev. Canon William M.A. Warburton Geo.E.10 Crescent plt.B.N(rector, rural dean i& surrogate), Warburton James, 55 Didsbury rd.H.NThe RectoryTaaffe William James,Warburton In. 53 Bloom .st. EdgeleyBeath bank, Warburton ){rs.150"Manchester rd.B.NNursery roadWal"bu.rton :Mrs.13TheGrove,Shaw hth

DIRECTORY.]CHESHIRE.STOCKPORT.Ward Edwin Forbes, Hazleford, 'Wild Geo. W. 70 Bloom st. Edgeley Withington John, 157 WellingtonTurncroft laneWild H. 27 Buxton roadroad north, H. NWa.rd Jsph. Hope lea, Offerton lane W~ld Hy. 77 Beech. rd. BraInhall lane Wood Ellis Orompton, He'aton villas,Ward Mrs. Beechford, Turncroft la Wll~ Mrs. DemariS, 92 Lancashire 50 Heaton road, H. NWard Wm. George, 50 Hall street 11111, H. N Wood Francis Critchlow TeanfordWarner Mrs. Rose cot. Nursery road Wilkinson Artdlur G. Dodgehill 45 Heaton road, H. N ' ,Warner Thos. Edgar, 268 Stocl\:port I'd ~o~se, Dodgehill, H. N . Wood George, 84 Bramhall laneWaterhouse Oharles Tunnah, ~ Wllkmson Mrs. Dodgehill house Wood Henry E'as,tbank Wellingwest,Old road, H. N ton road n'orth H. N 'Longshut lane westWaterhouse Mrs. 27 Bloom st. Edgeley Wilkinson Thomas Chadwick, 222 Wood James T. Heaton mount,Watters Luke Morton, 146 Grenvillestreet, EdgeleyWill,s James Edwin, 107 Man- Wood Joseph, q-t Buxton roadDidsbury road, H. NHenton road, H. NWatts, :Mrs.I32 Wellingtonrd.nt'h.H.N ~ester road, H .. N Wood S~muel, 21 Bloom st. EdgeleyWelsh Thomas, Ash villa, KennerleyGrave laneWIlliams Oharles, Ooed Isaf, Kenner- Woods ~Iisses, 7 Heath road, CaleW~ll~tt .1lfd. 90 Dldsbury rd. H. N Woodall Edwin, 154 Buxton roadgrnWest ~Irs. 33 York street, EdgeleyWha.rton Oharles Henry Marriott,MoO'rville, Hall streetWheeltori Joseph, 182 Wellingtonroad north, H. NWheelton William, Heaton place,Heaton road, H. NWhite Thos. Hy. Vincent, 3 Crosby st'Vhitehead John, Cherry Lyn, 41 Heatonroad, H. N'Vhitehead Thos. II2 Didsbury m.H.N'Vhiteley Joseph, 73 Wellingtonroad north, H. NWhitmore Miss, 138 Wellingtonroad north, H. N'WiggleswortJh William, Sparth mount,Sparth lane, H. NWightman Mrs. 158 Buxton roadWilcox Joseph, 27 Edgeley roadCOM~ERCIAL.Early closing day, Thursday I p.m.Abbott Esther Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 78 Great Egertonstreet, H. N"Abram James, loan office, So Lancashire hill, H. NAbson John Edward, slhopkeeper, 164 Old road, H. N~\('~on Ellen (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 9 Emperor !It, PortwoodAdams & Sons, cycle & sewing machine dealer, 37 & 50St. Petersgate & 12 Buxton road~per &; beer retailer, 27a, Chathamstreet, EdgeleyAICtick Mary (Mr".), gen. broker,'\Vellingt.on Td.nc,Tth,H.NAlcr·ck William,stationer ,t tobccnst, 154 Wellington I'd 8thAldred J ameli, skin rug manufacturer, Upper Brook streetAldred John, tobacconist, 16 Wellington road northAlexander Hannah(Mrs.),feather curler & dyer,I Shaw hth~ljlcock Alfred Rinsurance agent,I80 Wellington rd.southAllcoe]\: John Wm. yeast dealer, 9 King street west~-Ulcock Joseph, beer retailer, 50 Castle street, EdgeleyAllcock Samuel, grocer, 145 Higher Hillgate:A.llcock Thomas, plumber, I8a, King street west, EdgeleyAllcoc]\: William, assistant Tate collector, Union Bank chambers,Bridge streetAllcock William. rate collector, IS Hardcastle rd. Edgeley.Allcroft H~len (Jliss).rlress rna. IIO -Carmichael st Edgeley.Allement & Lowe, tailors, 3 Lower Hillgate~\llen Brothers. cycle manufacturers, 10 Castle st,EdgeleyAllen Frederick. boot maker, rq BrinkswayAllen James, beer retailer, 236 Heaton lane, H. NAllen Samuel Oswald, Boar's Head P.H. 26a, Market pI.111en Wm. commercial traveller, 42 Sutto~ road, H. N547ley Grave lane Woolfenden Edward log Manohes~Williams George, Eversleigh. II Ash- tel' road, H. N 'burn road, H. NWormald T. 80 Wellington rd. southWilliams Rt. 92 Grenville st. Edgeley Worsnup Thos. 42 Ohureh road, H. NW~llis Henry. G. 75 Heaton Moor road Worrall Mrs. 139 Buxton roadWl1son Archibald, 67 Heaton .Moor rd lWorthington Arthur Samuel, 76 Chat-W~lson David, IIO Wellin~n rd. sth ham street, EdgeleyWilson Ernest, 93 Wellmgton rd. Wort,hington Jas.IS7 Qt. Portwood s1;north, H. NWright Geo. Jas. 66 Adswood lao eastWilson Henry Herbert, 2-t Beech road Wright James, Hampstead house,Wilson John, 31 Heaton road. H. N Oherry Tree laneWilson Mrs. 39 Beech ,roadWright Joseph Henry, 33 Edgeley I'dWilson Mrs. 254 Wellington rd. sth Wright .Mrs. Daisy bank, KennerleyWilson Thomas, 90 Beech road Grave laneWilson William, 43 Lower Hillgote WriCJ'ht Thomas, 109 Shaw heathWinboIt William, 207 Bramhall lane Yat;sMrs-. 14 Heatih rd. Oale greenWinder Mrs. 126 Grenville st. Edgeley Young )lerideth M.D., D.P.H. 106Winstanley Wm. 46 Sutton road, H.N Wellington l'OadsoU'tlhYOWlg Wm. Jas. 69 Heaton Moor I'dAllen William, grocer, !IS Love lane, H. NAllen William James, watch maker, 74 Lord streetAllerton Aquila, hair d,resser, 33 Sandy lane, H. N~·\llman John William, salesman, 158 Grenville st.EdgeleyAlloit Tom, fried fish dealer, 84 Duke streetAllsop Leonard, The Old .Admiral P.H. 3-t Middle Hillgate_\l1sop William, salesman, 45 Bloom street, EdgeleyMtham Sarah (Mrs.), hosier, 18 & 20 Bridge streetAmalgamated' Society of Journeymen Felt Hatters (JohnBennett, sec.), 71 Ratcliffe streetAmbery Edwin, tobacconist & builder, 5 ':YIillgateAmbler Ada (M'rs.),smallware dealer,IoI Castle st.Edgeley~~mbrose Henry, Golden Lion P.H. 89 ~liddle Hillgate.1meric:m Zither Co. musical imtrument d~alers, 78 a,Heaton lane, H. N.Amies & Sons, boot makers, 32 Little Underbank & 40 &42 Castle street, EdgeleyAnderson .1rchibald,fancy repositY'47 Wel,lington rd.southAnderson David,S. chemist, 72 Lancashire hotel, H. NAnderson John, butcher, II Market placeAnderson Wm.Ernst.boot maker,I22 Grenvme st. EdgeleyAndrew Jsph. &80ns, bolt & nut IDI1Ifrs.'Avenue st.Por1:JwdAndrew Charles Henry, engineer, 18 & 20 Waterloo road.T .A. "Twist, ,'Stockport." ; T N 190Andrew James Alfred, Tate colleetor,22 Fox st.Grenville stAndrew Joseph, tailor, 4'8 St. PetersgateAndrews Geo. hat manufactm er, see 'Howlrison, Andrews& Ferguson~\p'Pleby Helen (Mrs.), draper, 77 Lower HillgateAppleyard Albert,fried fish dealer, 8 King st. west,EdgeleyAppleyard John, grocer, 157 Higher HillgateArchdaJe Martha (Mrs.), fent deaJer, 2 Union roadArden Thomas Edwin, beer retailer, 103 Brinks'WayArdern Frank, insurance agent, 4 Alldis street, Buxton I'd.Ardern Thomas Henry, ne.ws agent, 379 Buxton roadArm!itage Edward, pork butcher, 6 Chestergate..hmstrong A,th. cotton mnfr. see Briggs, & .ArmstrongArmstrong Geo. shopkeeper, 17 Longsight street, H. NArmstrong Joseph, painter & decorator, IS Brunswickterrace, Epplestone street, PortwoodArnlfield Ann E.(Mrs.),beer & wine rtlr.4I Wellingtn rd.sthArnfield John Cash, ·pharmaceutical ~hemist &; druggist,7 & 9 Lower Hillgate; laboratory, Harvey streetAmdd Francis Hy.,vaste mcrchant,zI Moseley st.Ed'geleyArundel & Co. ironfounders & machinists, :Albert street.T A "Arundel" ; T N 4,8Ashes William, hardware dealer, 47 New Bridge laneAshton & Townsend, church &:; house decorators:Upper Brook streetAshton Benjamin, shopkeeper, 22 Queen street, PortwoodAshton James, beer retailer, 10 London place'Ashton John, sanitary inspector, Little Egerton streetAshton William Henrv. butcher, 121 Heaton Moor road,Ashworth E. & ~Lstreet, Edgeley(-'Lisses), dress makers, 20 TorkingtonCHESHIRE 33-

548 STOCKPORT. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'S'Ashworth John 'Wallwork ~I.R.C.S., F:R.G.S. &; F.G.S.surgeon, II4 Heaton Moor ·roadAshworth Walter, shopkeeper, 98 Love lane, H. NAshworth William, manager, 141 Didsbury road H. NAshworth-Jones Mary Pliss), toy dlr.5 Castle st. EdgeleyAspinall Jones,fl'ied fish dealer, 8'8 Nortbgate st.BrinkswayAspinall James, foreign correspondent, 47 Beech roadAspinall Samuel, tripe dealer, 161 Ads·wood roadAspland Emma (Mrs.), dress maker, E9 Wellington rd.8thAfoiquith David, shopkeeper, 1~7 Grenville street, EdgeleyAsquith Robert, beer retailer, 82 Daw bankAstle John, jun. dairyman, 18 Arnold street., EdgeleyAstle Randle, draper, 55 New Bridge laneAstle William, dairyman, I Stopford street, EdgeleyAston Arthur Bertqe, grocer, 298 Stockport roadAtherton Elizh. (Mrs.),earthenware de"ler, 33 ShlJlW heathAtherton Giles, hatters' consulting engineer, 4 Bridge stAtkinson Charles, draper, 123 Castle street, EdgeleyAtkinson John A.:\I.I.C.E. borough surveyor, Centralbuildings, 54 St. PetersgateAtkinson ~fal'Y (Mrs.), draper, 136 Love lane, H. NAtkinson Thomai F. secretary, 12 Woodbine crescentAustin Alfred, book keeper, 5 Osborne l'oadAustin Edward, clothier, 110 &; 112 Daw bankAutherson Mary (~lrs.), laundry, Junction roadAveyard R)b-::>rt, st:ltioner .& post office'718 Higher HillgateAxon Charles Peter, shopkeeper, 6 Edward streetAxon Hiram, ladies' outfitter &; umbrella manufacturer,ol8 Heaton lane, H. NAxon John, shopkeeper, 24 Castle street, EdgeleJ'Axon Samuel, shopkeeper, 5 York street, EdgeleyAxon Thomas, building material dealer, Laurel street,Wellington road north, H. NAxon William, painter, 84 Shaw lreathBadder lVilliam, shopkeeper, 4'8 Lord streetBaggaley Frederick, butcher, 502 Stockport roadBaguley Ellen ()liss), smallware dealer. 12 Church st.H.NBailey Harry, financial agent, 9 Wellington Toad north,H.NB8Iiley John, butcher, 3 Castle street, EdgeleyBailey John. provision dealer, 34 Northgate st.BrinkswayBailey In. Thomas, boot maker, 8 Hcyward street,PortwoodBailey Peter Edward, provision dealer, 136 Hall streetBailey Robert J. journalist, 60 Adswood lane eastBailt!y Sarah pIiss), provision dealer, 64- BrinkswayBailey Thos. picture frame maker, II lox st.Grenville ItBailey WaIte)', tobacconist, 4 Castle street, EdgeleyBailey William, provision dealer, 35 King street eastBailey William Hy. householder, 70 Chnthom st. EdgeleyBainbridge Se·ptimus Blichard,draper,5 & 7 ~1iddle HillgateBaker &; Co. George &; Dragon P.H. 25 Market placeBaker &; Co. wine &; spirit merchants & ale &; porterbottlers, 25 Market place &; Bridge street browBaker Immel', boot maker. 70 Banks laneBaker J os E!lph, hosier, 44 Chapel street, EdgeleyBaker Thomas, milliner, 126 Heaton lane, H. NBaldwin Joe, hair dresser, 45 Castle street, EdgeleyBaldwin Reuben, shopkeeper, 144 Manchester road, H. NBale William 'M.R.O.S.Eng., L.S.A.Lond. ~l11'geon & publicvaocinator, Heaton Norris district, Stockport union& certifying factory surgeon, 130 Wellington roadnorth; surgery, 23 Sandy lane, H. NBale William Barker l\1.R.O..s.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. surgeon&; medical officer & public vaccinator, Stockportdistrict, & medical officer to the workhouse,I21 Shaw hthBall Edward, Waggon &; Horses P.H. 30 Edward streetBall George, greengrocer, 50 Lloyd street, H. NBall George, The Old King P.H. &; brt!wer, 60 Great Portwoodstreet &; Lancaster ~treet, PortwoodDall Mary (Mrs.), dress maker, 59 Churchill street, H. NMall Thomas W. insurance agent, 42 Lloyd st.reet, H. NBamber Emma (Mrs.), draper, II Middle HillgateBamford Charles, butcher, 103 Great Portwood stree.,Portwood &; 9I& 2415 New Bridge laneBamford Geo. electrical engineer, 19 Winifred rd.H" ~vilyBamford Thos.Fletcher M.B.surgeon,216 Wellington rd.sthBancroft John, shopkeeper, 2 Georges road, H. NBancroft Mary (~Irs.), dress maker, 2 Duke streetBancroft William, shopkeeper, 147 Castle street, EdgeleyBanister James, confectioner, 57 Wellington road southBanks Hervey, chemist, 59 Middle HillgateBanks Walter, surveyor, sanitary inspector &; assistant• overseer to the Heaton Norris Urban District Council,Heaton Moor roadBanks William, chemist, 191 Bramhall laneBann David, insurance agent, 120 Chatham street,EdgeleyBann Harry, tobacconist, 66 Lower HillgateBarber .Alfred, hardware dealer, 32 Church terrace, H. NBarber Chas.estate & insurance agent'45 Lancashire hl.H.NBarbel' Henry, locomotive ~nspector, 90 Old 1'oad, H. NBarber Henshaw, laund'ry, 1 Yule l'treet, EdgeleyBarber John, grocer, 36 & 85 Glebe streetBarber Lily (~frs.), confectioner, 3 Hallam street, HeavilyBarber John Edwin, agent to the Refuge .Assurance CO'.Limited, Carrington road, PortwoodBarber Mary Ann (Miss),confectioner, 49 Heaton lane,H.NBarber Mary Jane (Mrs.), draper &; servants' registryoffice, 49 Wellington road soutbBarber William, coal merchant, 49 Wellington road sou·th roffices, Heaton Moor roadBardsley George, shopkee·per, 20 Worrall street, EdgeleyBardsley Henry, builder, 87 Booth street, Shaw heathBardsley James, tobacconist, 68a Heaton Moor ToadBardsley John, hair dresser, 99 Higher HoiHgateBardsley John Peter, attendance officer to the school at...tendance committee, Union office, Shaw heathBardsley Richard, plumber, 13 Buxton roadBardsley Thomas, greengrocer, 130 Hall streetBardsley William, clerk, 7 Didsbury road, H. NBardl1ey William, dogger, 2S King street west, EdgeleyBardsley Wm. plumber & painter, Woodville Woods moorBarker &; Co. Ltd. towel manufacturers,Longshut la west.Barker Annie ()lrs.), d,ressmaker,4 ,Little Egerton st.H.NBarker Frederick, clerk, 33 Clarendon .st.r~et, H. NBerkel' Henry, milk dealer, 115 'Heaton lane, H. NBarker Henry A. dairyman, 1'8 Gr~k streetBarker William,paper bag maiier,805 Castle street,EdgeleyBarlow lIenry & Son. oil manufacturers, Belmont oilworks, Lancashire hill. H. N .Barlow Edward, shopkeeper, 17 Avenue street, PortwoodBarlow Edward, tbacconist., 25 New Bridge laneBarlow Ellis, beer retailer. 241 ChestergateBarlo'v Gilbert Lacy, timber merchant, 195 Chestergate­Barlow Isaac, shopkeeper, 2 Tame street, PortwoodBarlow James, general dealer, 65 Chapel street, EdgeleyBarlw James, greengrocer,157 Gt. Portwood pt.PortwoodBarlow Jane (~Irs.),private nurse,81 Grenville st.EdgeleyBarnard Mary (Miss), wardrobe dlr. 248 Heaton lao H. NBarnes Albert, householder, 153 Chapel street, EdgeleyBarnes Caroline (Mrs.), Southern Castle P.H. 60 Middl9'HillgateBarnes Henry, grocer, 8 Woodman street, H. NBarnes John, shopkeeper, 30 Adswood lane eastBarnes Mary J. (Mrs.), grocer, 23 Newton street, Edgeley.'Barnes Thomas A. J. painter &; paperhanger, 1 Springgardens, Ohurchgat.e .Baron &; Morton, cotton waste dealers, Canal streetBaron James, householder, 73 Fox street, Grenville streetBarratt Edward grocer, 16 Carrington road, PortwoodBarratt George, plumber, 40 Winifred road, HeavileyBarratt Henry, greengrocer, 1 Hill street, PortwoodBarratt James, confectioner, 60 Chapel street, EdgeleyBarratt John, beer retailer, 205 &; 207 Higher HillgateBarratt Joseph, iron &; tinplate worker, 10 &; 12 Lancashirehill, H. NBarratt Martha (Mrs.), milliner, 196 BrinkswayBarratt Mary (Miss), draper, 10 Tiviot dale, H. NBarratt Mary Pliss), milliner, 38 Castle street, EdgeleyBarratt Mary Ellen (Miss),shpkr.&; drpr. 94 Lowfield roadBarratt Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 4 Chapel st. EdgeleyBarratt Thomas, coal dealer, 7 Queen st. west,Chestergate­Barratt Thomas, shopkeeper, 18 Stopford street, EdgeleyBarratt Thomas, tripe dresser, 84 Great Portwood EltreeirBarratt Thomas H. manager, 80 Shaw heathBarrett Albert, shopkeeper, 18 Caistr street, PortwoodBarrow Edith (Miss), dress maker, 53 Greek streetBarrow,EUen. (Mrs.), shopkeeper, I117a, Old road, H. NBarrow Frederick R. L. Tiviot hutel, 8 Tiviot dale, II. NBarrow George E. decorator, 5 Roscoe street, EdgeleyBarrowdale John,wholesale grocer,50 Chatham st.EdgeleyBarstow E. & Sons, condiment makers, 49 King st. eastBartle Joseph, greengrocer,8 I Great Portwood st.Portwood'Bartle Sarah E. (Mrs.), greengrocer, 147 Gt. Portwood!:Jtreet, PortwoodBarton J. &; Cu. carvers &; gilders, 104 ChestergateBarton Richard. herbalist, 23 Great Portwood st.Portwood'Harton William, Black Lion P.H. 41 Middle HillgateBarton Wm. music seller, 165 Heaton lane, H. NRateman Brothers. accountants, 28 St. PetersgateBateman Francis, band master, 86 Didsbury road, H. KBateman John, accountant, see Bateman Brothers, 28 St~PetersgateBateman William, accountant, see Bateman Brothers, 28-.St. PetengateBateson Fk. & Oswald, painters & plasterers, Rose st. H.NBateson Frederick M. plasterer, 35 Olarendon st. H. NBattersby & Co. Lim. hat manufacturers, Offerton works~Hempshaw laneBattersby Thos. 9Ilperintendent Pearl Life Assurance Co.Limited, 24 Greek streetHatty Annie (~II's.), draper, 20 Castle street, EdgeleyBatty John William, watchmaker, 5 St. PetersgateBawden William, shopkeeper, I Turncroft laneBaxter James, clerk, 38 Wellingron grove

DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. STOCKPORT.:Baxter Joseph, printer, 21 Great UnderbankBaxter William, tailor, 51 Winifred road, Heaviley.Bayley Annie (Mrs.), dres9 maker, 49 Greek streetBayley Denjamin, draper, 62 ChestergateBayley Edward, shopkeeper, 51 Church street, H. N;Bayley Henry, boot &; shoe maker,26ga, Wellington rd. 8thBayley John, butcher, 17 Lord street.Baylis ~Iaria (Mrs.), jeweller, 155 Love lane, H. NBaynes Agnes (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 6 Ca9tle street, Edgeley.Beach William, grocer, 30 Dundonald street, Heaviley.:Beard Frank, milliner, 62 Lower HillgateBeard Jacob, baker, 174 Hall streetBeard Sarah (:\Irs.), shopkeeper, 19 Union street, Wellingtonroad south.Beard William Thomas, clothier, 27 Little Underbank.Bearsall James, shopkeeper, 9 Torkington st. EdgeleyDeatbe Wm. insurance agent, 3 The Grove, Shaw heathBeattie William B. joiner &; builder, 37a, Shaw heath.Beattie Willie, joiner, 102 &; 104 King st. west, EdgeleyBeaty Hannah (Miss), draper, 20 Windsor st. HeavileyBeaumont & Ca.rter, children's &; ladies' outfitten, 47Heaton lane, H. NaJeaver Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 32 Swann st. Portwood..Beckett Andrew & Son, confectioners,I1 Wellington rd.sthBeckett Andrew, confectioner, 26 Middle Hillaate·.Beckett John ArLhur, insurange agent, 70 Ab~rdeen cresBeckwith Howard, inspector of police; office, Warren stBedford Bros.engineen,Wellington mills,Wellington rd.lth.Beech .Alfred, hairdresser, 7 Lord streetBeech Alfred, plumber, 53 &; 55 Lord street:Beech Jonathan, glass &; china dealer, 89 Heaton lane,H. NBeech Jonathan, glass &; china dealer, 4 Union roadBeech Thomas, hair dresser, 65 Great Portwood 9t. Prtwd'Reech William, glass & china dealer, 8 Great UnderbankBeech William, grocer, 30 Dundonald street, HeavileyBeeley Daniel, pork butcher, II3 Heaton lane, H. NBeeley Eliza. ::Mrs.), beer retailer, 4 Longton st. PortwoodBeeley James, chandler, 88 Love lane, H. N'"Deeley John L. baker, 137 Love lane, H. N'Beeley Thomas, grocer, 165 Great Portwood st. Portwood"Bee~ton S. S. &; H. H. draper9, 104 Shaw heath,'Bell & Co. Lim. Hempshaw Brook brewery, Hempshaw la"Bell W. & T. plumbers, 179 Chestergate'Bell William & Son, pork butchen, 77 Great Portwoodstreet, PortwoodBell Elizh. (Miss), dress maker, 67 Hardcastle rd. EdgeleyBell James, bird fancier, 60 Chestergate"Bell James, inland revenue officer,Ashton house, Greek stBell John, draper, 176 Higher Hillgate-Bell John, shopkeeper, 198 Heaton lane, H. NBell Samuel, pork butcher, 83 ~Iiddle Hillgate,·Bell Thomas, plumber, 41 Baker street, H. ~Bell Thomas, solicitor, 39 St. Peter's gateBellamy Edwin, cabinet maker &; upholsterer, 147 WeI­. lington rd. north, H. N. ; worlis, Great Egerton st.H. N'Bellamy Enoch, cabinet rna. 171 Chapel street, EdgeleyDellamy Henry ReYRell L.R.C.P. & L.R.C.S.Edin.,L.F.P. & S. &; L.M.Glas. physician, Greenhill house,Edg'eley road, Edgele~'',Bellamy Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 109 Fox st.Grenville 1ft'Hellhouse John &; Wm..timber merchants, Wellingtonroad north, H. NDenfoId Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 40 Longshut la.ea~t'Bennett G. M. &; R. (MisseS/), dress makers, 82 Aberdeencrescent, Chatham street'Bennett Caephas, electrician, 116 Chapel street, EdgeleyBennett Ellen (:'.[rs.), tobacconist, 71 Shaw heath"Bennett Ernest, butcher, 49 Oxford street, H. N'Bennett George, chemist, 19 Market placeBennett George Hough, general dealer, 237 Chestergate'"Bennett Henry, whole981e grocer, 26 Warren street'Bennett Isaac, machinist, Ilg King street west, Edgeley'Bennett John, grocer, 48 Brinksway'Bennett Joseph, provision dealer, 47 Cooper street, Wellingtonroad south'Bennett Maria (Mrs.), shopkeeper. 10 Hatton Rtreet, H. N'Bennett. Samuel, 9hopkeeper, 35 Wellington streetBennett Samuel Barrett, general draper & tobacconist, 76Belmont street. H. NBennett Sarah Ann ,(Mrs.), grocer k beer retailer, Schoolstreet, Brinksway']Jennett Thomas, householder, 49 Freemantle st. EdgeleyBennett Thomas, wholesale grocer, Corporation street.T.A. "Benedictus, Stockport"'Bennett William, commercial traveller, 82 Aberdeen cre,­cent, Chatham street..Bennison Eli, shopkeeper & beer retailer, 19 East streetBentham John, hairdresser, 4 Beard street, H. N'Bentley Edwarrl. tob3cconist, 19 Churchgate :\Dentley John Whitehead L.R.C.P.Edin., M.R.C.S.EIJg.phylJie'ian & I;ur~eon, 94 Great Portwood streetBentley William F. 6hopkeeper, 2II New Bridge laneB(>ntley Richard, Wellington hotel, Daw Bank & I Wellingtonruad southBeresford George. coal dealer, 24 London placeBerresford Mary E. (Mrs. ),tripe dresser, 31 St. PetersgateBerry Alfred, draper, 15, 17 & 19 Great UnderbankBerry Fred B. Britannia inn, 22 ChurchgateBerry Mary Ann (Mrs.), confectioner, 377 Buxton roadBerry William, draper, outfitter & undertaker, 18 GreatUnderbank. See advertDertinshaw, Garner &; Co. hat manufacturers, Carringtonroad, PortwoodBesnard :\Iadame, dress maker. 264 Wellington rd. southBestwick James, shopkeeper, 4 Travis street, H. ~Beswick Wm. &; Sons, butchers, 56 Chestergate & BuckinghamstreetBeswick Edwin, tailor, see Nettleton &; Beswick. St.PetersgateBeswick Emma (Miss), butcher, 152 Hall streetBeswick Harry, butcher, 61 Middle HillgateBeswick James, shopkeeper, 2 Caroline street, EdgeleyBeswick William, butcher, 24 Buckingham st. HeavileyBeswick Wllliam, hair dresser, 8 Higher HillgateBethel James, shopkeeper, 37 Great Portwood st. PortwdBethell John, news agent, 51 Great Portwood streetBett.enay Hannah (MTS.), g,hopkpr. 19 Roscoe st. Ed'geleyBeverley Wm. householder, 80 Didsbury road, H. NBibby Jame9, shopkeeper, 37 Duke streetBibby Wm. shopkeeper, 56 King street west, EdgeleyBickerstaffe Walter, greengrocer, 84 Daw bankBillingham &; Keel}', grocer!!, Merchants courtBillingham Charles Richard, sanitary inspector; office,Little Egerton streetBillings John W. c10gger &; boot maker, lI8 Heaton la.H.~Billings Joseph, beer retailer, 67 Greek streetBilton Francis, greengrocer, 60 Buxton roadBingham Eliza (Mrs.), householder, I Dale st. EdgeleyBingham Elizabeth (Mrs.), newsagent, 55 Short st. H. NIlinnin~ George, dairyman, H Lomas street, EdgeleyBirch Edward Thomas, wine & beer retailer, Offerton IsBirch Martha (Miss), shopkeeper, 32 Edward streetBirch Thomas, herbalist, 73 Great Portwood st. PortwoodBirch Thomas, provo dlr. 2 Gorsey brow, Upper Brook atBirchall John, florist, 62 Edward street, Middle HillgateBirchall Martha (Mrs.), flori9li, 50 Edward streetBirchanall Elizh. (Mrs.), tobacconist, 84 Castle st.EdgeleyBird Fk. Arthur, piano tuner, 9 Gradwell st. EdgeleyBird ~apoleon, music seller .':: piano tuner, I ChurchgateBnltenhead Sarah Emma (Mrs.), dress maker, 191 Ad.·wood roadBirkett &; Bostock, bakers, 41 Great UnderbankBirkett John A. baker, 132 Higher HillgateBirmingham William James, cashier, 84 Beech road,Bramhall laneBirtwistle John, grocer, 90 Booth street, Shaw heathBissett JameS', dispenser, I Beauchamp street. Shaw heathTHacker Thomas, tobacconist, 26 Great Portwood streetBlacltett James, Grosvenor P.H. Union road'Blackley James, fruiterer, 10 Buxton roadBlackshaw Edward Pownal & William, corn &; flour dealera& bakers, 56 Buxton roadBlackshaw Louisa & Martha Ann (Misses), dress makers,169 Great Porhvood street 'Blackshaw Thomas Worthington &; Son, confectioners, I I& 13 Bridge streetBlackshaw John, carting contractor, 23 Fletcher street,St. PetersgateBlackshaw J0geph, baker &; corn dealer'42 Middle HillgateBlagg Charles W. electrician, 24 Wellin~ton road southBlagg Thomas Henry, ironmonger, 42 Heaton Moor roadBlair Thomas Dougald, hair dresser, ~Q King street eastBlake Lilian (Miss), L.R.C.S. & L.R.C.P., L.M.Edin.physician &; surgeon, 22 Greek streetBland John, Station hotel, 6 Tiviot dale, H. NDlockle-y George William, butcher, 126 OhestergateBlomley James, coal merchant, 253 Wellington road southBlower .Tohn, pla~ter(>r, 65 CambriJ~e l'treet, HeavileyBlower Mary E. (Miss), dress maker, 65 Cambridge street,Heaviley .Blundell Wltr.grngrcr,85 Great Portwood st. PortwoodBlyth Peter, fancy box manufacturer, 56 Wellington streetBoam William H. painter, 415 Buxton road.Boo£'n Abel, coal merchant, f> Bosdm ~t. Higher HillsrllteBokirk Pattie (Miss), wardrobe dealer, 161 Love lane,H.NI!olton Alexanrler, shopkepper, 15 Rean streetBolton Charlotte (Mri'.), new" agent. 3'2 Lord i't,reetBond George, railway inspectflr. 46 Sandy lane, H. NBoon Arthur, builder &; contractor, Ellen street, H, :NBlloth &. Almond, fur blower~, Read ~tr':letBooth Bros. tobacconists, 43 Heaton lane. H. NBooth Benjamin. glass &; china dealer, 8I Higher HiUgateRr,oth David, fruiterer, 14 t Old road, H. NBooth Ed,,,,ard, confectioner, 20 Higher Hillgate•

550 STOCKPORT. CHESHIRE. [ KELLY'SBooth Isa.1c, coal dealer, 195 Adswood roadBooth James, tea dealer, 45 Lower HillgateBooth John James, in8uran~e agent, 121 Buxton roadBeoth Joseph, traveller, 78 Beech roadBooth Sarah (Mrs. ),ba.by linen warehouse,45 Lr. HillgateBooth Thomas, butcher, 161 Higher HillgateBooth Thomas E. tobacconist, 4 l\Iealhouse browBooth 'Villiam, house: decoratoT, 35 Longhurst lane westBooth Willia:n, wine' & beer retailer, 38 Hindley streetBccthby George, cheese factor,20 Kennerley Grave laneBoothby John Chades, cheese ·factor & seedsman, I Mealhousebrow & 8 &; If) Market pla:}eBoothroyd James H. Church inn, 9 Moseley st. EdgeleyBoothroyd John IS. beer retailer, 24 Brunswick street H. NBoote Cash Chemists, 26 Bridge Street brow; alsoat Manchester, Salford & LiverpoolBorough of Stockport Gas Works' (Stanislaus' Meunier,engineer), Wellington road north, H. NBoslhardt Ferdinand, patent agent, II7 Shaw heathB(;stock & Co. boot & shoe makers,s Lower Hillgate &12 Castle street, EdgeleyBostock Joseph, baker, see Birkett & BostockBostock ~Iary J. (Mrs.), tripe dresser, 128 Daw bankBostock Samuel, tripe dt;esser, 13 King st. west, EdgeleyBossom Woilliam, shopkeeper, II9 New Bridge laneRoswell The.:>philus, broker, 63 Manchester road, H. NBotham William, tripe dealer, :26 Wellington road southBottom Robert, tailor, 36 Higher HillgateBottomley James, shopkeeper, 122 Cal'Tington rd.Port"·oodDottomley William, cotton waste dealer, Hopes CarrBoulton Horatio,coal & provision dealer,II4 & II6 DawbnkBoulton Thomas, beer retailer & shopkeeper, 43 Hatherlowstreet, PortwoodBourn Hannah (~Irs.), confectioner, 35 Earl st. EdgeleyBllwden Eli, shopkeeper, 167 Heaton lane, H. NBowden Hannah pIrs.), shopkeeper & beer retailer, 35-37Hatherlow street, PortwoodBowden James, news agent, 43 Sandy lane, H. NBowden In.Collinson, draper, 48 Buckingham st. HeavileyBowden Joseph, slater, Swallow streetBowden Mary p:Iiss), dress maker, 47 Higher HillgateBowden Robert, farmer, Pear Tree farm, Dialstone laneR0wdens Limited, confectioners, 9 Mealhouse browBower Charles & Sons, corn faotors, I Princess street &Throstle Grove mills, Daniels lane, H. NBower Harry Walter, boot dealer, 34 Sandy lane, H. NBowers John, provision dealer, 39 'Warren road, HeavileyDowers Lizzie (Miss), shopkeeper. 153 Adswood roadBowers William, grocer, 3II ·Buxton roadBowker Thomas, shopkeeper, 159 Old road, H. NJ;Jowker William, shopkeeper, 415 Stockport roadBowman Frederick J. tailor, 94 Daw bankBowman William J. pawnbroker, 67 Middle HillgnteBownall Moses, fried fish dealer, 174 New bridge laneBoyle James & Co. dyers & cleaners, 56 Wellington roadnorth, H. NBracegirdle Ellen (Mrs.). draper, 401 Hem'Pshaw laneBracewell Thomas,beer retailer, Z.84 & 186 ·Heaton la. H. NBracher T. W. &; Co. Lim. hat leather & hat 'Wire manu-·facturers &; hat tip stampers, Royal George st. T A" Bracher, Stockport"Bradburn Jne.(Mrs.),shopkpr,I4 Carrington rd. PortwoodBradburn William, herba1>ist, 130 ChestergateBradbury C. A. & Sons, mill furnishers & woollen manufacturers,101 &; 103 New Bridge laneBradbury & Co. Limited, sewing machine manufacturers,1'8 &; 20 St. PdelsgateBradbury George, shopkeeper. 97 Great Portwood streetBraddock Joel, grocer, 18 ~fiddle HillgateBradford Benjamin, shopkeeper, 49 Ne,w Bridge laneBradford Edwd.watch &; clock maker,I8 York st. EdgeleyBradford Jacob, watch & clock repairer,IOS Buxton roadBradleys, clothiers ('Sidner Clark, managing partner), ILittle UnderbankBradley James, insurance agent, 71 Crosby streetBradley Thomas, householder, 5 Moseley street, EdgeleyBradley William, shopkeeper, 18 Canal streetBr:ldshaw Alfred, carrier, 18 Hatton street. H. NBradshaw Francis, smallware dealer, 120 Heaton lao H. NDradsley Hannah (Mrs.), beer retailer, 177 Mersey street,PortwoodBradwell & Sumner, painters, Sb Old road, H. NBradwell John George, ironfounder, Stewart street, B. NBrady & Son, auctioneers, '\"aluers &; estate agents, 17Warren street. See advertBrady Chas. R, A.~I.I.C.E. civil engineer &; surveyor,13 Warren streetBrady Edward, oyster saloon, 2Ia, 'Wellington road southBrady Geoffrey H. architect, 18 Little UnderbankBrady George R. auctioneer &; valuer, 69 St. PetersO"ate.See advertisementI::>Bramall John, confectioneer, 162 ChestergateBramley Edith ()Iiss), milliner, 10 Church terrace, H. NBramwell William, householder, 52 Grenville st. EdgeleyBranson James Albert, butcher, 39 Castle street, EdgeleyBmtherton William, beer retailer, 29 Brentnall streetBrazenor Harry, taxidermist, 54 ChurchgateBrelsford ~Iaud (Miss), dress maker,S Norbury ~tree-tBremnan Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 32 Duke stre-etBrennan Joseph Richard M., M.R.C.S.Eng., L. S...4. SU.Tgeon,108 Wellington road north & 64 Sandy lane, H. NBrennand Elizh. (Mrs.), confectioner, 21 Middle HillgateBrentnall Street Young ~Ien's Institute (Albert WalIrer,.sec.), 171 Wellington road southBrentnall George, shopkeeper, 13 Norbury streetBrentnall William, householder, 48 Kennedey Grave lane'Brereton .Arthur, Oak inn P.IH. 76 Lancashire hill, 'fie N­Brereton George, ironmonger 95, & beer retailer 97,.Higher HillgateBrewer Robert, fruiterer, 25 Travis brow, H. NDrE:-wster Samuel &; Joseph, boot & shoe dealers, 40 Greek.street & ISS Higher HillgateBrewster Joe, clogger, 15 Middle HillgateBrickwood Henry, upholsterer,Banbury at. Higher Hi1Jgate­Bridge Fanny (Miss), shopkeeper, 42 Bowden st. Edgeley­Bridgefield Conservative Club (James Brooks, sec.), 5zGreat Egerton street, H. NBrierley James, insurance agent, 4 Robinson st. Edgeley­Br~erley James, shopkeeper, II9 Dramhall laneBrierley Joeph. insurance agent, 76 Carmichael st.Edgeley­Briggs & Armstrong, cotton manufacture·n, Holt. street..Higher HillgateBriggs Arthur LL.B. (firm, Brown & Co.), solicitor, 36,St. PetersgateBriggs David, householder, S6 Kennerley Grave laneBriggs Edward,grocer,62 Great Portwood street, Portwood'Briggs Josiah, builder, Manchester street, H. NBriggs Josiah, builder, 152 Old road, H. NBriggs Josiah, builder, Sheffield street, Lancashire hI. H.NBriggs Matt. grocer, 46 & 48 Belmont street, H. NBrigham Christopher, fried fish dealer, I3a, Baker st. H. N"Brigham Christopher, fried fish dealer, 18 Belmont st. H.NBrimelow Charles, plumber, 65 Wellington rd. north, H. NBrimelow James, coal dealer, 269 New Bridge laneBl"imelow Joshua, shopkeeper, II Norfolk street, Portwood"Brindle '1'hos. Hy.shopkeeper,79 Northgate st. Brinksway"Brin

nffiECTORY.] CHESHIRE. .....Brooks Arthur P. (firm, Smith:& B:'(:oks), solicitor, 3QSt. PetersgateBrooks James, solicitor, I Park str£'etBrooks Robert 9 Royal Oak P.B. High streetBrooks Samuel, Printers' Arms P.H. 17 Brooke st. westBrooks Sarah (Miss), shopkeeper, 154 ChestergateBrooks Wm. boot maker, 59 Manchester road, H. NBroome Fran]\:,' cashier, 70 Old road, H. NBroome Robert, clerk, 152a, Old road, H. NBros1,er Jeffrey, clothes dlr. 7 Union st. 'Yt'llington rel. sthBrown & Brown Limited. -drapers, 25 & 37 Heaton la, H. N·Brown & Co. furniture dealers, 68 Lower HillO'ateBrown & Co. solicitors, 36 St. Petersgate eoBrown Charles J. printer, 7 Mi11gateoBrown Ed.ward, baker, 55 Wood street, Daw bank, EdgeleyBrown Elizh. (Mrs.), laundress, 31 Bulkeley st. EdgeleyBrown Elizabeth (.Mrs.), plumber, 43 MillgateBrown Ernest, boot maker, 5'6 Thomas street westBrown George William, beer retailer, 153 Old road, H. ~Brown James, Grapes inn, 51 Great UnderbankBrown John, fried fish dealer, 40 Brinkl·wayBrown John, geneTal dealer, 21 k 23 Queen st. PonwoodBrown John Thomas, fancy repository, 40 St. Peter9gateBrown John Thomas, pawnbroker, 2 & 4 Higher HillgateBrown Joseph, confectioner, 92 Cburch""O'8oteBrown Margaret'pIrs.),shopkeeper, leo Brinks.way Td.H.l':Brown Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 6 Adcroft streetDrown Richard (firm, Brown & Co.), solicitor & perpetualcommissioner, registrar of Buxton, Chapel-en-le-Frith&; New mills county courts, solicitor to the Bredbury& Romiley & Cheadle &; Gabtey Urban District Councils,,3'6 St. Pete·rsgate. T N 62Brown Samuel William, clogger, 41 Sandy lane, ·H. NBrown Sarah (Mrs.), hosier, 86 King street west, EdgeleyBrown Thomas, householder, 70 Kennerley Grave laneDrown Thomas R. Grapes inn, 17 Old road, H. NBrawn W. organ builder, la, Heaton lane, H. NBrown William, beer retailer, 34 Avenue street, PortwoodBrown William, fried fish dealer, 51 Lancashire, hill. H. NBrown William John, book keeper, 12 White,field, H. NBrownsword R. & W. coppersmiths & ironmongers, 34 &36 Lower Hillgate & 19 High streetBruce Alfred, Plough inn, S8 Heaton )loor roadBruckshaw Annie (Miss), dress maker, 44 Buxton roadBruckshaw Ellen (Mrs.), Moulders' Arms P.H. 5 Unionstreet, ·Wellington road southBrunt George, insurance agent, 29 Grenville st. EdgeleyBuck Sml.water r.ate coUector,IIo Carrins;on rd.PortwoodBuckland Harry, tobacconist, 139 Higher 'HillgnteBuckland Isaac Day,librarian, The 'Stockport Free Library,)Iarket placeBuckley John William, chemist, 73 Shaw heathBuckley Robert E. geneTal shipping & insurance broker,railway & steamship book'ing office, special Tepresentativeof the Norwich & .London Aceident Association, 26a,Heaton lane, H. :rfBuhrer John, pork butcher, 47 ~Iiddle Hillgate.Bullen James, tailor, 66a, Heaton ::\Ioor roadBullock Brothers, photo artists, 26 Greek streetBullock George, hair dresser, 70 HigheT HillgateBullock James, butcher, 62 Castle street, EdgeleyBullock Thomas, shopkeeper, 59 Church street, H. NRunting & Cubishley, drapers & 'house furnishers, 2, 4,10, 12 & 14 ChestergateBunting Samuel & Co. cotton doublers & sp.wing cottonmanufacturers, Inwe!' Carr mill; Churehgate mill &Hopes CarrBunting William !Br.)wn. draper & hou~e furnisher, seeBunting & CurbishleyBurall Edward, draper, 10 Whitefield, H. NBurchell Thos.statione·r & post office,lo8 Castle st.EdgeleyBurchell WiUiam ,Henry, bootmaker, 102 ChestergateBurdekin Joseph, tripe dresser, 142 Heat,)fi lane, H. NBurgess Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 16 Marsland st.PortwoodBurgess Arthur, sign write.r, I Port street & 29 Wellingtonroad, H. NBurgess Charles William, grocer, 36 Bramhall laneBurgess Edith (Miss), milliner, '141 Love lane, H. NBurgess Emily (Miss), dress mkr. 96 Gt. Egerton st.R.NBurgess Henry, hoot maker, 3 New Zealand roadBurgess John, confectioner. 78 M,iddle HillgateBurgess John, fried fish dealeT, 2 Geolrge street westBurgess Thomas, confectioner, 110 Heaton lane, 'H. NBurgess William,' shopkeeper, 14 Lancaster st. PortwoodBurgons Limited, grocers, 34 Market place &; 82 Heaton::\fool' roadBurgon John, herbalist, 62 Heaton lane, H. NDurkhill Sarah PIiss), dress maker. 107 Bramhall laneBurns Albert James, assistant sup\.. Prudential AssuranceCo. 89 Wellington road nOTth, B. ~Burrows Alexartder, fried fish dealer. 117 Love lane, H. NBUrrow9- Elizab~th (MT'!!.), sohopltet per, 5 New Zealand rdSTOCKPORT. 551Burrows John Henry. beer'refailer, 8 & 10 Wood street:u urrows Mry. Hnnh. (~irs.),shopkeeper, 79 HigheT lHillgateBurrows William, butcher, 141 Higher HillgateBurslem George & Co. tanners & curriers, Swallow street.T A "Swallow. Stocroport" .Burslem Sarah (:\Irs.), draper, 73 Lower HillgateBurt William, boot & ~hoe maker, 6'8 Higher HillO'ateBurton & Son, painters. 57 Old road, H. N ::>Burton Henry, shopkeeper, 95 Oliver streetBurton John, hair dresser, 30 Bridge Street browBurton Mary (Mrs.), beer reta!iler. 8 Hatton street, H. NBurton Mary pIrs.), greengrocer, 23 Castle st. EdgeleyButler Joseph, shopkeeper, 31 George street westButler Thomas, shopkeeper, 7 Brooke street westButler William, sanitary inspector, Little Egerton streetButterworth Edward, hardware dealer, 410 Hempshaw laButterworth William, coal agent, 47 Hardcastle rd.EdgeleyByrom Charles, grocer, 2 Heaward' street, H. NCadman Robert, grocer &C. 115 Buxton road .& 72 & 74Great Portwood street, PortwoodCadman Robert, grocer, 91 Heaton lane, H. NCaffary John, marine store dealer, 18 Brown street,'Heaton lane, H. NCairns James, Brewers' Arms P.H. 70 Dulce street'Cale Green High School' (R. A. Stockdale B.A. prinCipal),Heath road, Cale greenCallaghan Jas.mer. tailor,Boro'Ugh chmbrs,St. PetersgateCalvert Frank, beer retailer, 19 St. PetersgateCalvert John Warren, house furnisher, 74 Lower HillgateCalvert 1Villiam,. cabinet maker, 17 & 17a, St. 'PetersgateCalvert 'William, cashier, 106 Bramhall lane·Campbell Annie (Miss), shopkeeper, Holborn streetCank William, news agent & shopkeeper, 129 Love la, H. NCantor Nathan, tailor, 74 Daw bankCapper George & Son, pig dealers, Stewart street, H. NCarlpecco Tea Co. Mill lane .Carney Wm. Aloysius, undertaker, 49 Castle st. Edgeley'Carr William, grocer, II Edward streetI'Carrington Cha8.& Son Limited,grocers, 33 Heat.on Ill. 'B.NCarrington S. R. & Sons, hat manufacturers, Cale Greenhat worles, 4 Adswood lane west, EdgeleyCarl'ington Mills Co.Lim.cotton doubler-s, New Bridge la.Carrington Chas.Hwrd.L.D.S.F.P.S.G. dentist,21 Greek stCarrington Colonel Walter Thomas, hat manufacturer, seeCarrington S. R. & SonsCarrington William E. hat manufacturer, see Carrington,g. R. & Sons .Carruthers James, householder, 372 Stockport roadCarter A. D. manager of the Lancashire &; Yorkshire Bank,82a, Heaton Moor roadCarter A. J. H. electrical engineer to the borough.MillgateCarter Charles Bowers, pawnbroker, 57 Middle :\IillgateCarter John Henrr, pawnbrokeT, I Middle HillgateCarter Martba (Miss), ladies' outfitter, see Beaumont &;.Carter.Carter Roger, accountant, see Oharles'Worth William &; C(),Carter Sarah (MM.), milliner, 32 Middle HillgateCartledge Arth. insurance agent,5a,.HardcastleoTd.,EdgeleyCartwright Jas. coal merchant, 31 St. Paul's st.PortwoodCartwright In. Thos. beer retailer, 1'3'8 ~ew Bridge laneCasey Andrew, beer & wine retailer, 89 Old road, H. NCasey Denis, inspector

552STOCKPORT.Chambers Arthur, manager, 139 Chapel street, EdgeleyChambers James, assistant superintendent. Wesleyan &General Assurance Co. 54 Aberdeen cres. Chatham stChambers James, railway inspector, 26 Church Toad, H. NChampness Henry, commission agent, 50 Crosby streetChandler Robert. butcher. 1·8 Hindley streetChandley Edwin, carriage builder, 40 Wellington rd. sthChandley Herbert. Queen Caroline P.B. 18 Lancasterstreet, PorliwoodChandley Peter. bricklayer. 56 Bempshaw laneChapman Ephraim, shopkeeper, 385 Kew Bridge laneChappell Robert, machine broker, 236a, Old road, H. NCharlesworth William & Co. C..1. (W. Ohaloner & R. N.Carter). chartered accountants. 4 Bridge streetCharlton Thomas, builder. 68 Shaw heathChattell John, shopkeeper, 14 Lark Hill road. Ed~eleyChatterton James, hair dresser, 132 Heaton lane, H. NChatterton Joseph Cash. draper, s·ilk mercer, milliner &;dress maker, II & 13 Lower HillgateChatterton Solomon. shopkeeper, 22 Jepson st. HeavileyChatwood Emma (Mrs.), fruiterer & greengrocer, 27Edward streetCheetham Alfred. butcher, 29 Sandy lane, H. NCheetham Eliza (Mrs.), tripe dealer, 162 BrinkswayCheetham George, beer retailer, 40 Higher HillgateCheetham George, provision dealer, 21 Higher HillgateCheetham William, coal merchant, George's road, H. NCheetham James Arthur, traveller. 75 Fox st.Grenville stCherry Leonard George. butcher, 93 Buxton roadCheshire Lines Committee's Railway, carriers by rail,Wellington Road station. H. N. & (J. Wignell, agent),Portwood goods station. Hatherlow street. Portwood{Cheshire County Xews (New Cheshire County Nerws Co.'Lim. publishers; pub. friday morning), Welling-ton stCheshire Daily Echo (Swain & Co. Limited, publishers;published daily), King street eastChesshire Robert W. cooper, Heaward street, H. NChestergate Hat Manufacturing Co. Limited, (Jas.Johnston, manager), Ohestergate"Chesters In. Duke- of Clarence r. H. 24 Avenue st.PortwoodChetham George Walker, butcher, 88 Lancashire hill,H.NChild Edwin, manager, 19 Lowfield roatIChristian Lewis 2\Iark Frank M.B., C.2\1. physician, 125Shaw heathChristy & Co. Lim. hat manufacturers; works, HigherHillgate & Canal st. T .A. Christy'f\,IStockport"; T N 280Clappison 2\Iry.(:\Irs. ),cnfctm. 69 Great Portwood streetClare .Toseph, householder, 70 Grenville street, Edgeley-Clark Barnet,shopkeeper, 191 Great Portwood st.POTtwoodClark Frederick, pattern card maker. mo Grenville streetClark George, machinists, Vernon streetClark James, joiner & builder. Ellen street, H. NClark Jame:" , whitesmith. 31 Park streetClark Joseph, Cried fish dealer, 21 Bowdon street. EdgeleyClark Lizzie (Mrs.). servants' registry office, JOO Grenville:street, EdgeleyD1arke Richard & Co. Limited, brewers, Reddish brewery,Sandy lane, H. N .Clarke' Thomas & Son, curriers, Astley street, H. NClarke Ada (Mrs.). milliner, 44 Lancashire hill, H. NClarke David, gorocer. 109 & III Castle street, EdgeleyClarke Edwin. boot maker, 71 Middle HillgateClarke Edwin, fruiterer. II8 Grenville street, EdgeleyClarke Elizabeth (Miss). milk dealer. 13 Union streetClarke Elizabeth Ann (~Irs.), draper, 44 & 65 Greek stClnrke Frank Harry. bicycle maker, 165 ChestergateClarke Frederick. print,er, see Thompson & SonsClarke Frederick H. & Co. cycle manufacturers &;O'ineers, 89 Broidgefield street. 'H. NCl~rkp George, shopkeeper. 128 Xew Bridge laneClarke Henry.mineral water manufacturer.I6 ChurchgateClarke .Joseph Sutton. fried fish dealer, 21 Bowden street. Clarke Samuel, hair dresser. 59 Buxton road &; 191 Higher. HiTIgate·'Clarke Sarah H. (Miss), provision dealer, 18 Wood street,Daw bank'Clarke Thomas. carrier & furniture remover, 61 Duke st'Clarke ThomaS' Edmund, cycle agent, 54 Castle street,EdgeleyClarke William, hair dre~ser. 52 BrinkswayClarke William Robert, wholesale confectioner, 19 Foriststreet. Shaw heathCarkson Charles E. contractor & builder. Little Egertonstreet, Heaton lane, H. ~Clarkson Edwin. printer. 13 Hooper streetClarkson James, foreman. 47 Bloom street. EdgeleyClarkson Lee, pawnbroker, 41 Brink'SwayClarkson ~ary E. (Mrs.), Blue Bell hotel. Shaw heathCla,rki!on Wm. slater &; beer ret. 22 Norfolk st. PortwoodClaye & Son, stationerFl, account book make.rs & printers,24 & 26 Little Fhrlerbank & Market placeClayton Charles Henry &; Co. brush makers, 5 Korbur)' s~CHESHIRE.en-[KELLY'SClayton Annie (Mrs.), provision dealer, 31 Bamford streetClayton Charles, brush maker, II Oxford street, H. NClayton Job, shopkeeper, 71 Edward 9treetClayton John, coach & cab proprietor, 18 Great Moorstreet; 34 George street west & 163 Hall streetClayton Joseph, brush manuCacturer, 77 Heaton lane, H.NClayton Martha (Mrs.), fishmonger, 31 Sandy lani, H. :NClayton Mary (Mrs.), confectioner, 123 Love lane, H. NClegg John Edward &; Son, waste spinners, Heapridingmill, Ford street, ChestergateClegg Albert, waste spinner. see Clegg In. Ed.ward .t SonClegg Jonathan J.King·s Arms P.H.17 &; 19 BrIdge St. brwClegg Thomas, beer retailer, 8 John streetCliffe Samuel, carrier, Mile End laneClifton Daniel & Co. Limited, brewers, mineral watermanufacturers & wine & spirit merchants, Cooper street.T N 1°4; T A "Clifton, Stockport"Clifton & Kearsley Coal Co. Lim (order office), HeatonMoor roadClough John, cabinet maker, 5 & 7 Waterloo roadClucas William E. salesman, 108 Grenville st. EdgeleyCobden Reform Cub (Henry Hennessey, president), Woodstreet, Daw bankCoburn James, coal dealer, Ia, Corporation street & 14Princess streetCoburn Joseph D. skip manufacturer, 25 Booth st.EdgeleyCoburn SI. Edwd. painter, 45 Aberdeen cres. Chatham sbCocker Benjamin, shopkeeper, 50 .!dcroft streetCohoon Annie (Mr9.), hair dresser, 16 Great UnderbankCollier Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 19 Great Portwoodstreet, PortwoodCollier Henry L.RC.P., L.R.C.S.Edin.sur. 170 Buxton I'dCollier John, shopkeeper, 6 Port street, H. NCollier John, tailor, 79 King street west. EdgeleyCollier Joseph, tripe dealer, 129 Old road, H. NCollins Louisa PIrS!.). confectioner, 75 Heaton lane. H. NCollins Matt. chimney sweeper, 103 Old road, H. NCollinson Mrs. A. shopkeeper, .121 Chapel street, EdgeleyCollinStOn Lizzie (Mrs.). shopkeeper & beer retailer, 48Church street. H. NComer Eli. provision dealer. 68 Duke streetCommercial Union .Accident Co. Lim. (E. Hopwood &Son, agents), 3 Warren streetConcannon Austin L.RC.P. &; L.R.C.S.Edin. physician &surgeon, 15 Greek streetConnell & Bailey. printers. bookbinders, paper rulers.9tationers, kc.; work done for the trade; proprietorsof "Express" papers, 8 & 10 St. Peter's sq. TN Nat.I8IConnor Charles, asphalter. Canal wharf, Wharf !!'t. H.:XConnor William. shopkeeper. 23 Bowdon street. EdgeleyConservative Club. 134 New Bridge laneConstantine Roht. antique furniture dlr. 76 Lo.w. HillgateConway Aubrey M.RC.S.Eng., L.R..C.P.Lond. surgeon.39 Greek street, EdgeleyCooke Alfred. wood turner. Daniel's lane, Heaton la. H. NCooke James. wood turner. 4..f. St. PetersgatseCooke John Thomas, Plough P.H. 4 Lower HillgateCooke Wm. tobacconist & hair dresser. 132 Love la. H. NCookson L. & Co. rag merchants. Maitlandstreet. StockportCook90n Harriett (Mrs.), draper &; milliner. 70 HeatonMoor roadCookson Jnmes. paper mer. Ardern st. Higher HillgateCoonan _\nne (Mrs.). pictnre frame maker, 7 Wellingtonroad southCooney William Walter. shopkeeper, 144 New Bridge laneCoop Emily (:\Ir~.). grocer. 411 Hempshaw laneCooper & Nephew, drapers. 106a. Higher HillgateCooper Alfred. secondhand clothes dlr. 190 Old road, H. ~Cooper Birkett ~elson, chemiStt, 98 Buxton roadCooper Ernest. insurance agent, 34 Yule street, EdgeleyUooper John, 81 Heaton lane, H. NCooper Peter T. news agent. 61 Castle street, EdgeleyCooper Wm. chimney sweeper, 38 Hatherlow st. PortwoodCooper William, provision dealer. 3 Aberdeen crescentCope .Arthur, clerk, 23 Didsbury road, H. ~Cope Frederic, hougeholder. 25 Didsbury road. H. NCoppock RU9Sell & Helm, solicitors, 6a. Vernon streetCoppock Thomas & Co. paint & varnish mas. Chester!Z'ateCoppock Bertha (Miss). milliner. 18 Shaw heath l:>Coppock Emma (Mrs.). boot maker. 46 Greek streetCuppock Hannah (Mrs.). nurse. 98 Winifred rd. HeavileylJoppock Oliver, solicitor. 10 Vernon streetCoppock Russell, solicitor & notary (f..rql, Coppock Russell& Helm), 6a. Vernon streetC/Jppock ThomaS', boot maker. 98 Winifred road, HeavileyCorbishley Hannah (Mrs.), draper, 154 Chapel st.EdgeleyCorbishley Margaret (Mrs.), householder. 160 Shaw heathCorbishley Mary Ellen. (Mrs.), pawnbroker, 30 Egerton~treet, H. NCOl'bishley Thomas, be~r retaiIer,47 King Slt.west.EdgeleyCorcoran In. news agt., & statnr. 21 King st. we.Edgeley

DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. STOCKFORT. 553Cordingley John W. florist, 53 Wellington road south(~orham George H. cabinet maker, Stitch lane, H. NCorlett John James, householder, 60 Kennerley Grave laCorporation Public Baths (James Robinson, superintendent),64 St. PetersgateCorporation Yard, Wellington streetCorrigan James, tailor, 46 Heaton lane, H. NCastello Margaret (Miss), dressmaker, 14 Travis 9b. H. NCottam Thomas, painter & paperhanger, 3 Mottram streetCotton John, shopkeeper, 176 New Bridge laneCoultley Mary (Miss), 9hopkeeper, 99 New Bridge laneCounty Borough Gas Office (S. Meunier, engineer;Thomas Bedford, sec.), Great Portwood st. TN 84County Borough of Stockport Fire Brigade (Howard Beckwith,superintendent), Corporation streetCounty Court (His Honor Reginald Brown, K.C. judge;Louis Hyde, registrar & high bailiff; Edward Clemmey,chief clerk), Vernon E1treet; office. 77 St. PetersgateCoup Henry (exors. of), farmer, Lane End farm, Broadstoneroad, Heaton ChapelCoupe John, shpkr. & beer ret. I Carrington rd. Portwood-Coupland Deborah (Mrs.),marine store dlr.37 Windmill stCowan .Tane (Mrs.), midwife, 130 Chapel street, EdgeleyCowens. furniture dealers, Ia. Lower HillgateCowen R. Son9 & Co. oil & lamp dlrs. II Heaton la.H. NCowep Ralph, shopkeeper, 23 Windmill streetCox Thomas Alfred, inspector of schools, 76 Beech roadCoxson Frederick & Sons, brush mfrs. Tiviot dale, H. NCragg & Walker, drprs. & hosiers. 34 & 36 Lit. UnderbankCraig Mrs. householder, 365 Stockport road.crank Arthur, hair dresser, 7 Caroline street, EdgeleyCrank George Thomas, furniture dealer. 36 Lord 9treetCrawford William. tinplate worker, Ford streetCrawford William H. boys' school, 61 Heaton Moor roadCree Thomas, shopkeeper, 53 Brunswick street, H. NCreighton William. householder, 4 Roscoe stre(>t. EdgeleyCr~sswell Albert Edward, foreman, 137 Chapel st.EdgeleyCrImes John, draper, 34 Lord str(>etCritchley George, tripe dresser, 178 Higher HillgateCritchlo,v Philip, decorator, 88 Belmont street, H. ~Crompton Geo. insurance agent, 161 Wellington rd. southCrompton George, shopkeeper, 3 Buxton roadCrompton John, butcher, 36 Edward streetCrook & Son Limited, clothiers, 97 Heaton lane, H. NCrook Ellen (Miss), draper, 20 Moseley street, EdgeleyCrook Thoma9, provision merchant, 62 Waterloo roadCrosfleld Joseph & Sons Limit(>d (presents depot), 3Heaton lane, H. ~Cross Alice (Miss), girls' school, 90 Heaton Moor roadCross Clara (Miss), dress maker. n Great UnderbankC1'09s Robert, confectioner, 196 Wellingoton road southCross William, teacher of music, 84 Hall street .Crossley Charles & Son, tinplate workers, .Astley street,Heaton lane, H. NCrossley .Toseph & Son, iron & tinplate workers, 73 Castlestreet, EdgeleyCrossley Albert, dining rooms. 6 Market placeCrossley Benjamin W. insurance inspector, 3 Heath cr(>sCros!lley Charles, assistant overseer & chief collector ofrates, 'Pnion Bank chmbrs. Bridge- st.' res. 35 Lyme 9tCrossley Elizab.?th (Mrs.), draper, 71 C~stle st. EdgeleyCrossle~' Sarah (Mrs.), beer retailer, 159 Heaton la~ H.NCrowcroft Heber (Mrs.), ladies' outfitter, 85 Heaton la.H.NCrawshaw Jam(>s, tripe dealer, 44 King st. west,Edg-el(>yCullingworth .John, railway inspector, 24 Church rd.H. NCumberland Thomas He-my, outfitter &; clothier, 125Heaton lane, H. l'iCummins John, boot repaire-r. 94 Gt. Egerton st. H. NCunningham David, grocer &; provision dealer, 65 LowerHillgate & 14 Churchgate, & grocer, 38a, St.PetersgateCurb~shley Edward, draper, see Bunting & Curbi9hleyCurblshley Edward Harold M.R.C.V.S. veterinary sur·. geon, LymE' streetCurry John Webb, 122 Heaton lane, H. NCurshaw Edwd.machine repairer &; smith,Hesketh st.H.NCurtis Thomas, boot maker, 120 Higher HillgateCuthbert Joseph J. shopkeeper, 2 Bann street, Daw bankCyples Mary Esther (Miss},dressmaker, 138 Hempshaw laDabbs Henry, tripe dealer, 96 Oliver streetDakin Priscilla (Mrs.), butcher, 184 BrinkswayDale Jame9, shopkeeper, 52 Ridgway lanE'Dale Louis, greengrocer, 32 Sandy lane, H. ~Dalton Patrick, beer retailer, 9 ChurchgateDann Alfred, boot maker, 121 High!"r BillgateDann James, boot &; shoe maker, 30 Castle street, EdgeleyDann Thomas, painter, 89 Chatham street, EdgeleyDargan Henry, hair dresser, 27 King st. west, EdgeleyDavenport Alice (Miss), dress maker, 23 York st. EdgeleyDavenport Arthur, laundry, I Great Portwood streetDavenport Elizabeth (Miss), hosier, 24 Middle HillgateDavenport Ernest Newton, solicitor (firm, Johnsons),clerk to the Disley Rural District Council & to theDisley Stanley School Board, County chmbrs.Mal'ket piDavenport James Henry, chemist & druggist, 123 Heatherlane, H. NDavenport Joseph :\"ewlon, printer &; stationer, 156 Grenvillestreet, EdgeleyDavenport Mark, greengrocer, 34 George 9t. New Bdge. IsDavenport Mark, shopkeeper, 34 ~ew Bridge laneDavenport Martha (Mrs.), householder, 4 Heathland terrace,Shaw.heathDavenport Peter, debt collector, 23 York street, EdgeleyDavenpoH Sarah (Mrs.), beer retailer, 13 Earl st.EdgeleyDavenport (The) Terra Cotta Brick & Tile Co. builders'merchantll, Railway roadDaves Agnes (Miss), school for girls, Claremont college,172 Buxton roadDavidson Esther (Miss), boot & shoe maker, 131 Castlestreet, EdgeleyDav~dbOn Jane (MrS'.), midwife, 2 Stopford st. EdgeleyDaVIdson John, boot & shoe maker, II6 Wellington roadnorth, H. NDavies George, coal dealer, 3 Toll Bar streE't. HillgateDavies Geo. greengrocer, 126 Love lane, H. NDavies George, tobacconist &; news agent, I4 King 91. eastDavies George T. postmaster, General Post Office, St.Pt'tcrsgateDav~es George ~'. Talbot inn P.H. 28 BrinkswayDaVIes J ohn WIlliam, cotton waste 9pinner, Californiamill, Jouels streetDa~es LeJW~s, draper, II King street west, EdgeleyDav~es !\farla (~lrs.), draper, 24 Great POTtwood streetDaVIes Robt.Clayton,egg &; provision mer. C;6 Duke streetDav~es Sarah Jane pIrs.), tripe dressr.75 Middle HillgateDav~es Thomas, stone~ason, Booth street, EdgeleyDaVIe!! 'Valter, herbahst, 7 Aberdeen crescent,Chatham stDavis ~\. H. Limited, color,paint &varnish manufacturers59 Norris street, H. N •Davis Laura (Miss), draper, 125 Heaton Moor roadDavis Simeon, boot maker, 143 Love lane, H. NDaviliO Thomas, plumber. 37 & 39 LonO'shut lane westDavis William, householder, 39 Tork:ington street, EdgeleyDaYJ Charles, watch maker, 20 Lower HillO'ateDavy George, assistant superintendent, Briti;h Workmen'sInsurance Co. Limited, 4'8 Bloom street, EdO'elevDaw Bank Conservative Club (Wm. Garner, sec~,DawbkDawson Charles, ladies' & children's outfitter & dealer infancy goods, 30 & 32 Heaton lane, H. XDawson George Henry, pork butcher, 2:;0 Heaton lao H. NDawson Frank, householder, 52 Shaw heathDawson James, shopkeeper, 200 ChesterO'ateDawson John, excursion agent, see Dean "'& DawsonDawson Samuel, shopkeeper, 51 Union stret'tDawson Samuel H. traveller, 25 LOJlO'shut lane westDawson William C. chief clerk to Sto~kport CorporationWater.'Vorks, St. Pet~r's square; res. 58 Reddish roadDay Cohn George, cashIer, 20 Fox street, Grenville streetDay George, assistant superintendent Wesleyan & GeneralAssurance Societ.y. 102 Wellingoton road north. H. NDay :t:Iannah S~I~s. ),shopkeeper, 5-7 Brady street. PortwoodDenk~n Ann \~I1SS), general dealer, 76 BrinkswayDeak~n Emma ()Irs.),shopkeeper 80,& draper 82,BrinkswayDeakm George, 'fried fish dealer, 52 Middle HiUO'ate &129 Castle street, Edgeley '"Deak~n John '~hos. inspector 00 police; office. Warren stDeakm :\1. (MISS), baker, 125 Castle street, EdgeleyDean & Dawson, excurs.io~ agents, 3 St. Peters~ateDean &; Co. Stockport LImIted, hat leather manufacturers,I St. PetersgateDean Arthur Geo. telegraph inspr. 22 Kennerley Grave laDean EI~zabeth (Mrs.), draper, 76 Heaton Moo'r roadDean Ehzh. ()Irs.), shopkeeper, 5 Travis brow, H. NDean James, grocer, 415 Hempshaw laneDean James, shopkeeper, 105 Banks laneDean James T. beer retailer, .,3 Gt. Egerton street, H. NDean John, shopkeeper, 385 Hemps'haw laneDean John Samuel, registrar of births &; deaths for Cheadledistrict & marriages for Stockport district & collector()If poor's rate for Cheadle & Stockport Etchells, 74Chatham street, Edgeley; res. 471 Stockport road.Dean Samuel, flour dealer, 42 Sandy lane, H. NDean Thos.provision dealer, 29 Brooke s1. west, Daw bankDean "William. hair dresser, 7 John streetWea~ \lm. shopkeep.er. 131 King street w(>st. EdgeleyDl.'RVille Brothers, mIllers & corn factors,KinO' Street cornmill, Park'"Delany Patrick, shopkeeper. 36 Wood street. Daw bankDennerley John Thomas, grocer, 351 New Bridge laneDent Th?ma~, clogger, 50 BrinkswayDerbyshIre Emma (Mrs.),confctnr. 97 Fox st.Grenville stTl~o~.stone&. marble mason,I44 & 146 Ches1!teWIlham, regIstrar of mariages, Stockport distrIct,53 ·Worrall street, EdgeleyDerbysh~reDer~yshlre

554 STOCKPORT. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'SDerwent Jas. milliner, 29 &: 31 Heaton lane, H. NDerwent John, draper, 38 Lancashire hill, H. NEdge Thomas, boot maker, 180' Higher HillgateEdgeley Bowling Club (George C. Mitchell, sec.), Hard-Derwent Henry Arthur, grocer, 57 Great Portwood street castle road, EdgeleyDevenport Joseph, china dealer, 96 Higher Hillgate EdO'eley Conserrative Club Co. Limited (Samuel Goodwin.Dewdney James, confectioner, 169 Love lane, H. N s~c.), St. Matthew's road, EdgeleyDewhurst ~Iary Agnes (Mrs.), corufctnr. 177 Hr. Hillgate I Edgeley Reform Club (In.Price,sec.),8 Mosley st. EdgeleyDibb William, cycle maker, 103 Castle street, Edgeley Edgeley Working Men's Institute (Thomas Hadfield,Dicken James, butcher, 2 Rowland street, H. N I sec.), Castle streetDickenson lVilliam & So11, fancy box makers, Canal street Edmead Florence (Mrs.), ladies' outfitter, 27 Great Port-Dickenson John, insurance agent, 88 Lowfield road wood street, PortwoodDickie Matthew, Glass & Co. towel manufacturers, Albion Edmondson .Frederick, butcher, 18 Lower Hillgatetowel works, Mill lane }~dwards John Thomas, hair dresser &; tobacconist, 14Dickie John Bolas, -furniture dealer, 114 Lancashire hl.H.N Sandy. lane, H. NDickinson Ellen pIrs.), shopkeeper, 219 Chestergate Edwards Robt. Blair,joiner & carpenter,lIa & 57 Buxton rdDidlick Samuel, shopkeeper, 5 Oxford street, H. N ' Edwards Samuel, watch maker, 70 St. Petersgate & ISDingley Rebecca (}Irs.), shopkeeper, 12 Wellington road Sandy lane, H. Nnorth, H. NEdwards Thomas, beer retailer, 166 Hall streetDletrlct Express (published second tuesday in month; Egerton Club (A. E. Ferns, hon. sec.), 43 High streetConnell & Bailey, proprietors), St. Peter's squareDitchfield Samuel, furniture dealer, 4:3 Great PortwoodEllam Samuel, carpenter & joiner, 33 Wellington streetElliott Benjamin, boot maker, 5a, King st. west, Edgeleystreet, PortwoodDixon Edwin, lamp & oil dealer, 275 Heaton lane, H. NElliott Charles, butcher, 18 Market placeElliott Frederick, boot maker, 38 Ohapel street, EdgeleyDixon John, hair dresser, 122 WelHngton road south Elliott Wm. boot maker, 244 Old road & 79 Short st. H. NDobson Eliza (Mrs.), draper, 72 Lower Hillgate Ellis Edwin,coal dealer & carrier,23 Carmichael st.EdgeleyDobson Hemy Douglas Fletcher, solicitor & deputy town Ellis John, secretary, 4 Thomson streetclerk, St. Peter's squareDodd Amelia (Mrs.), shopkeeper, I Hindley streetEllis Thomas, book keeper, 7 Osborne roadEllis Thomas, butcher, 152 Love lane, H. NDodd Annie (~'lTs.), dress make·l', 39 Greystoke streetDodd Edward Hope, householder, 102 Kennerley Grave laEllul' .Joseph, confectioner, 65' St. PetersgateEllor William, confectioner, 5 I King street west, EdgeleyDodd Owen, draper, 7 Chapel street, Edgeley Elphinstone James, joiner, Nicholson stree~, H: NDod.ge William, chemist & druggist, 142 Love lane, H. N Elphinstone John, hair dresse.r, 36 Lancashn'e hIll" H. NDodge William, upholsterer, 33a, Wellington I'd nth. H. N Emerson James, builder, 120 Wellington road north, H. NDodgson Jane(:Mrs.),pawnbrkr.80 Great Prtwd st.Portwood Emery Thos. Henry, boot maker, 70 Sandy lane, H. NDoherty Mary Ann (Mdss), shopkeeper, ·86 Hempshaw la Emery William, cotton spinner, Howard Street mill, Port-Dolan William, beer retailer, 109 ChestergateDooley Henry, boolcseller, 22 Lower Hillgatewood. TN 17aEmerson Joseph, tailor, 2,8 ::\Iarket placeDooley Martha C\liss), dress maker, 29 York st. Edgeley Ennion Lewis George, shopkeeper, 403 ,Buxton roadDoran Thomas, shopkeeper, 45 Ince street, H. N Enser Arthur, laundry, 16 Belmont street, H. NDowdall ~Iichael, beer retailer, 44 Chestergate Entwist,le John, rent collector, 4'1 Duchy street, EdgeleyDownes William, confectioner, 8 Lake street, Buxton road Entwistle Thomas, Nelson hotel, 98 Wellington road southDowney Lucy (Mrs.), greengrocer, 35 St. Petersgate Espley Hannah (Mrs.), dresJ maker, 100 Love lane, H. NDowns Charles John & Son, gun makers & cutlers, 33 Etchells Alfred, nemrs agent &; tobacconist, 2 Bramhall laWellington road southEtchells Clara (Miss), milliner, 21 Heaton lane, H. KDowns Elizabeth & Sarah (Misses), drapers, 361 Buxton I'd Etches Enoch, tobacconist, 8 St. PetersgateDowns Arthur, grocer, 16 Greystoke streetEtches Enoch, Wbite House inn, 384 Hempshaw laneDowns George, milliner, 40 Heaton lane, H. NEva William H. joiner, Queen street westDown!! Samuel, shopkeeper, 31 Hindley street Eva William Henry, builder, 2808 Stockport roadDowns Thomas, registrar to the Stockport Borou~hCeme- Evans Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 162 Old road, H. Ntery Co. Limited, Stockport Borough cemetery, Heaviley Evans Elizh. (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 13 Oxford street, H. NDowns William, baker, 363 Buxton road:Evans James, confectioner, 125 Chatham street, EdgeleyDoyle Reuben, hair dresser, 21 Wellington road south Evans James, draper, 100 & loa Ca&tle street, EdgeleyDrabble Elizh. (Miss), dress m'a.37 Bulkeley st. Edgeley Evans Thomas, householder, S0 Grenville street, EdgeleyDrabble James, dairyman, 175 Wellington road southDrabble James, t,ravell~r, 73 Gren'V'ille street, EdgeleyEvans Thomas, printer. see Foggitt & EvansEvans William, tripe dealer, 80 Charles streetDrabble John, householder, 39 Cain street, Edgeley Exchange Loan Co. (C. Butterworth), 67 Wellington stDransfield Joseph, cashier, 43 Hardcastle road. Edgeley Eyre George A. shirt maker &; manchester warehouseman,.Drinkwater May & Beatrice (Misses), milliners,21 Bridge 2 CharleswOTth street & 14 Junction roadstreet browF3Iirbotham Francis, farmer. Manchester road, H. NDrinkwater Louis G.cotton dblr.Waterloo mills,Jouels st Fairbrother Nathnl. Dumville, watch rna. 38 'Low. HillgateDrummond Frank Robert,wheelwright, Watson street,H.N Fairburn &; Hall, see Hall's Injector WorksDrummond ::\Iarion B.(Miss),school,Dundonald st.Heaviley Fairclough John R. painter, 87 'Wellington road southDrury Geo. Montgomery, surgeon, 254 & 4Q8 Stockport rd Fairfax Frederick, watch maker, 92a, Heaton Jane, H. NDrury Hy. Herbert, printer, Holt street, Higher Hillgute Fallon Joseph, shopkeeper, 51 Highe'r Bank sideDudson Annie (Miss), dress maker, 82 Buxton road Fallows Levi, coal dealer, 35 Brooke street westDudson George, general dealer, 82 Buxton road Fallows Samuel, carrier, 6 Queen street west, ChestergateDuke John R. commercial traveller, 9 Church road, H. NDuke Lillie (Miss), ladies' outfitter, I.J Buxton roadFantom & Burns, painters, 44 Lord streetFantom Edward, fancy repository. 10, 12 & lIa, Union I'dDuke Wm. Greenwood. salesman, 5 Church road, 8. N Fantom Joseph, joiner & carpenter, 5 Lord streetDuncan Ana (Miss), milliner, 46 Heaton Moor road Fantom Thomas, watch maker &; jeweller, 21 Castle streetDunham Edmund, grocer, 21 Farr street, Edgeley& 82 King street west, EdgeleyDunkesley Wm. greengrocer, 54 Great Portwood st.PortwdDu Rose Thomas, clerk, 128 Shaw heathFarmer George, boot maker, 174 Heaton lane, H. l\"Farmer Samuel, 28 Lloyd street, H. NDutton Florence (Miss), dress maker, 31 Wellington grove Farnworth William, hair dresser, 137 Hall streetDyer Mary Jane (Miss), draper, 93 Chapel street, Edgeley Farnworth William Thos. herbalist, 22 Caertle st. EdgeleyDymock & Sons. printers, 5 ~Ii1l1ane &; Wilson street Farrand John, grocer, 126 Castle street, EdgeleyDyson Martha (:\Irs.), wardrobe dealer. 8'3 Hig-her Hillgate'Eadie Daniel, contractor, Short street, H. NFarrell Ellen & Mary _\nn (Misses), drapers, 22 Turn":croft laneEarlam Edmund, smith & whlwright,Denton st. Portwood Farrington Elizabeth (:Mr~.), shopkeeper, 23 Park streetEarlam John, confectioner, 62 Ridg-way laneEasdale .Alexande'r, householder, 8 Whitefield, H. NFarrington William. Henry, draper, 53 Higher HillgateFaulder H. & Co. Limited, cocoa & chocolate manufac-Eastham Thomas, hair dresser, 169 Old road, H. NEastmans Limited, butchers, S4 Middle Hillgate; 20turers, Warren street & Squirrell confectionery works.Hallam street, HeavileyLittle Underhank; 65 Castle !'treet, Edgeley & 58 &; Faulkner & Heath, provision dealer, 21 3 New Bridge lane10

DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. STOCKPORT. 555Ferns A. E. &; Co. solicitors, 51 St. PetersgateFox J. C. &; Som, umbrella makers, 3 Great UnderbanltFerns Alfred Ernest (firm, Ferns A. E. &; Co.), solicitor, Fox Allan, portrait painter, 36 Adswood lane west51 St. PetersgateFox John, boot maker, 21 &; 53 Great Portwood streetFerns Rachel (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 34 Randolph st. Shaw hth Fox Joseph, provision dealer, 5 Edward streetFerrie Ben. M.R.CoY.S. veterinary surgeon, 136 Wellingtonroad north, H. NFrancis John, butcher, 109 Heaton Moor laneFrance Henry, hair dresser, 194 Higher HillgateriddleI' John, firewood dealer, 22 John streetFranci9 Thomas, shopkeeper, 36 Wellington rd. nth. H. NFidler James, coal dealer, 19 Belmont street, H. N Frank James, blind maker, 9 :\Iarket placeFidler John, fried fuh 9hop, 25 Middle HillgateFranklin John, sanitary inspector, Little Egerton streetField, Son &; Co. hat manufacturers, 19 Oliver street Freebrough Betsy (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 3 Wharf 91. H. NFieldhouse Leonard, confectioner, I Mealhouse brow Freedman Isaac, tailor, 31 &; 31U, Middle HillgateFielding .Tn. Thos. accountant,Queen's bldgs.St.Peter's sq Freedman S. tailor, 59 Heaton lane, H. NFielding Jonathan, insurance agent, 59 Wellington rd. sth Freedman Simon, tailor, 138 Love lane. H. NFielding Joseph, fancy repository, 37 &; 37a, Lwr. Hillgate Freeman Albert, shopkeeper, 88 Daw b::mkFielding Robert T. fried fish dealer, II7 Higher Hillgate Freer &; Hirst, printers &; account book makers, Wellingtonroad southFielding William, agricultural implement maker &; ironmonger,51 Heaton lane &; Great Egerton street, H. N Frf'nch Edith (Miss), dress maker,24 Gilmore st. Shaw htbFieldsend Charles. grocer, 64 Bennett street, Brinksway French Thomas, grocer, 85a, Castle street, EdgeleyFife Will. com. traveller, 52a, Aberdeen cres. Chatham st Frith Chas. A. L.L.C.:\1. professor of music, 133 Wellingtonroad southFilde9 Harriett (Mrs.). draper, 78 Sandy lane, H. NFildes Reuben, cott{)n manufr. &; dyer, Manchester rd. H.N Frith Joseph, Rope &; Anchor P .H. 12 Park streetFildes Samuel, electrical engineer, 42 Great Underbank Frith Samuel, boot maker, 279 Heaton lane, H. NFildes William, collector, 81 Beech roadFroggatt Alice (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 9 New Bridge laneFine Art &; General Insurance Co. Lim. (E. Hopwood &; Froggatt Cephas, hatters' engineer &; millwright, Portwoodiron works, Brady street, PortwoodSon, agent9), 3 Warren streetFinn Margaret (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 25 Shaw heath FroO'gatt George, tailor, undertaker &; pawnbroker, 88 &tFinney Henry, a9surance agent, British Workman InsuranceCo. 30 Gilmore street, Shaw heathFroggatt John, plumber, 31 &; 33 Churchgate9; Heaton lane &; 120 &; 122 Lancashire hill, H. NFirth Abraham, greengrocer, 25 Great Egerton st. H. N Froggatt John W. plumber, 118 Hall streetFirth Abraham O. shopkeeper, 92 Lloyd street, H. N Fl'oggatt Jsph. drpl'.&; undrtkr. 120-122 Lancashire hI.H.NFirth Elizabet,h (Mrs.),householder'44 Kennerley Grave 181 Frost William H. householdt>r. 7 Cale greenFirth James, greengrocer. 54 Lancashire hill, H. N Fulton William, painter, 16 Gilmore street, Shaw heathFirth John, draper, 58 Church street, H. NFurness George B. dairyman~ 30 Winifred road. BeavileyFirth Joseph, yeast merchant, I I I Manchester road. H. N Gait Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 199 Wellington rd.8tbFirth Joshua, manager, II Clarendon street, H. N Gait James, boot &; shoe maker, 203 Wellington rd. soutbFirth Mary E. (Miss), shopkeeper, 74 Old road, H. N Gallagher Kate (Miss), dress maker, 149 Bramhall laneFirth Samuel, beer retailer, 6 Wellington road north, H.N Galvin Patrick, greengrocer, 9 John streetFish William, ho~er, 33 Great l"nderbankGamble Joseph, slater, 8 London place, Covent gardenFisher Arthur, news agent, 197 ChestergateGamble Joseph, file maker, Milner street, H. NFj"her Henry, tripe dealer, 127 Chatha~ street, Edgeley Gammond Thomas Geo.manager,108 Chatham s1.EdgeleyFisher John, tobacconist, 3 Hindley stl'eetGandy Peter, boot maker, II2 Great Portwood street &IFisher Joseph, fried fish shop, 240 Old road, H. N II9 Ca9tle street, EdgeleyFisher William, Concert inn, 20 Park streetGarbutt Geo. Wm. provision dealer, 4 Railway s1. H. NFishwick Peter, tripe dealer, 78 BrinkswayGardener Harry N. plumber, 220 Shaw heathFitten Thomas, dining room9, lOa, Little Underbanlt Gargan Michael, ~ardrobe dealer, 18 Sandy lane, H. NFitz-George Arthur, grocer, 129 Heaton Moor road Garlick Rosa Ann (Mrs.), shopkpr. 21 &; 23 Heaton rd.H.NFlanagan George Harry, grocer, 95 Bramhall lane Garner Arthur, china dealer, 88 Turncroft lane:Flanagan James, grocer, 113 &; II5 Higher Hillgate Garner Elizabeth (Mrs. ),tripe dresser, 54 Higher Hillgat9'Flaws Ida J. (¥rs.), milliner, 92 Shaw heathGarner Emanuel, hatter, 2 Offerton laneFleming, Reid &; Co. Limited, knitted goods warehouse, Garner George, cycle agent, 1043, Great Portwood stree.16 Heaton lane, H. NGarner John, provision dlr. 28 Spring gdns. ChurchgateFleming William C. hosier, 10 Little UnderbankGarner Maud (Miss), dressmaker, r06 Great Portwood sf;Fletcher Sarah &; Frances (Misses), upholsterers, 150 Garner Silas, milk dealer, 22 Lancaster street, PortwoodWellington road southGarrett Charles, grocer, 162a, Heaton lane, H. NFletcher Annie E.(Mrs.), Dog&;PartridgeP.B.2 Churchgte Garside Lucy (l\IisSl). grocer, 41 Worrall street, EdgeleyFletcher Benjamin Thornley, Hollywood hotel, Bloom Garside (Mrs.), drapeT, r6 Duchy street, Edgeleystreet, EdgeleyGarside William, insurance agent, 24 RU9sell st. HeavileyFletcher James H. com. traveller, 167 Castle st. Edgeley Gm~kell Elizabeth (Mrs.), pork butcher, 44 Heaton la.H.NFletcher Joseph, apartments, 22 Royal George street Gaskell Joseph Lingard, tobacconist, 409 Buxton roadFletcher Jsph. H. coach bldr. 84 Wellington rd. nth. R.N Gaskell Samuel, accountant,26 Fox street. Grenville streetFletcher Mary Ann (Mrs.), Blossoms hotel, 2 Buxton road Gaskill Frank, householder, 78 Did9bury road, H. NFletcher Squire. bicycle repairer, 106 Love 1:1Oe, H. N Gatley Lydia (Miss), dress rna. 4 Heaviley grove,HeavileyFlitcroft Annie (Mrs.), milliner, 15 York street, Edgeley Gatliff Martha (Mrs.). beer retailer. 60 Bamford streetFlitcroft Ellis, provision dealer, 69 Fox st. Grenville It Gaunt James, fishmonger, 70 Daw bankFlitcroft William, shopkeeper, 21 Hempshaw lane Gay William, shopkeeper, 29 New Zealand roadFogg David. mngr. 195 Bramhall la.Wellington rd. south Gee Ernest, greengrocer, 26 Aberdeen crS'. Chatham stFogg Frederick, grocer, 30 Lancashire hill, H. NGee George. butcher, 20 Northgate street, EdgeleyFogg-itt &; Evans, stationers, printers &; bookbinders, 21 Gee James E. chemist, 125 Great Portwood streetTiviot dale, H. NGee John Thomas, ironmonger, 130 Heaton lane, B. NFoley Robert, herbalist, 59 Hig,her Hill~ateGee Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 28 King st. west. EdgeleyFoley Robert, provision dealer, 55 Great Underbank Gee Mrs. householder, Oaitdene, Stockport roadFoley Robert Wilson, patent medicine proprietor, S9 Gerrard Saml. farmer, Cheadle Heath farm, Stockport I'dHigher HillgateGibbons Emanuel, clogger, 28 Great Portwood streetForbes Robert T. chemist, '48 Castle street, Edgeley Gibbons Geo. H. photographer, 167 Wellington rd. ~utbFord Kate (Mi9s), ladies' outfitter, 271 Wellington rd. sth Gibbons John Walton L.D.S.Eng. dentist, 107 WellingtonFord Margt. (Mrs.), fried fish dlr. 1I4 Great Portwood st road south & 32 Heaton Moor roadFord Thomas L. corporation clerk, 74 Bloom st. Edgeley Gibbons Michael, Three Tuns inn, 15 Hatton street~ H. NForman Jas. F. grocer &; provision dlr. 23a, Sandy la, H.N Gibbons Thomas L.D.S.lrel. denti9t, 32 Beaton MoorForster Thomas E. manufacturers' agent, Caxton chambers,32 St. PetersgateGibbs Walter E. shopkeeper, 37 Rowland street, H. Nroad & 107 Wellingt{)n road southForsyth John, fried fish dealers, 6 Mealhouse brow Gibson Clara (Miss), draper. 158 Wellin~ton road southJo'ort Thomas, solicitor, see Smith &; FortGibson .Tames. fried fish dealer, 152 BrinkswayFosbrook Peter, asmstant rate collector, Union Banlt Gibson Thomas. beer retailer, I Chatham street, Edgeleychambers, Bridge streetGiggall George, butcher, 50 Heaton Moor roadFosbrook Sarah Ann (:)Irs.), provo dlr. 16 New Bridge la Gillard Josephus. Sun inn, 7 Market placeFosbrooke John, com. traveller, 58 Bloom st. Edgeley Gilling Alfred. bookkeeper, 37 York street. EdgeleyFoster Annie Elizabeth (Mrs.), draper, 39 Farmer st. B.N Gilmore William George, solicitor, 20 St. PetersgateFoulkes J. & E. builders. 428 Bempshaw laneGilmour A. M. &; C. milliners, 22 Higher HillgateFowden Joseph. confectioner, 32 Great Underbank Gilmonr John, J~.R.C.P. &; S.Edin., L.F.P. &; S.G-las.Fowles Sarah Ann (Miss),shopkeeper. IS6 Higher HiUgate physician, 84 Wellington rd. south &; 44 Middle HillgateFox Elizabeth M. &; l\f. (Misses), shopkeeper, 96 Great Gilpin~~ Middle Hill~nte Buri31 Society, Watson's sqnare~Portwood streeot .lIa, Waterloo road

556 STOCKPORT. CHESHIRE. [ KELLY'SGisbourne Elizabeth pIrs.), shopkeeper, 33 HempS/haw IaGleave Charles, florist, 60 Heaton lane & Nurseries, Wellingtonroad north, H. XGlithero Charles, leather merchant, 19 Middle HillgateGlithero John, fried f..sh shop, 68 }~dward streetGoddard Annie &, Jennie (~Iisses), dress makel's, 24 Beauchampstreet, Shaw heathGoddard Levy, }Ifl[wr agent, 40 .A.dswood lane westGoddard Mary (~Irs.), shopkeeper, 10 Bramhall laneGoddard ~Iary Elizh. (~Iiss),confectJioner,198 High HillgateGoddard William, news agent, 6 Union roadGodwin William, undertaker, 45 'Wellington road southGoldlJtone Hy. commercial traveller, 15 Bloom st. EdgeleyGood & Co. drapers, 3, 5 & 7 Meal House wowGood John ~I.H.C.S.Eng. surgeon, 2]'8 Wellington rd. 5thGood John Hill, mantle maker, I Lower HillgateGoodall Alfred, tailor, 7 ~ew Bridge laneGoodall James William, fashionable tailor & draper, 53St. PeterS'gateGoodison Joseph, householder, 321 Stockport roadGoodison ~Iary Ellen (.}.Iiss), shopkeeper, 6 King streetwest, EdgeleyGoodison T. agent for Thompson, McKay & Co. carriers,'Wellington road northGoodman ~I4)rri.s, tailor, 170 Heaton lane, H. NGoodwin Abraham, insurance agent, 51 Churchill st. H. NGoodwin Albert, herbalist, 208 Heaton lane, H. NGoodwin Geo. greengrocer, 133 Gt. Portrwood st.PortwoodGoodwin Hannah (Miss), shopkeeper, 104 Oliver streetGoodwin James Thomas, tobacco pipe ma, 6 Gorsey browHoodwn John, ,carrier, 129 ChestergateGoodwin Joseph, grocer, 129 Buxton· roadGoodwin Joseph William, herbalist, 16 Park streetGoodwin ::\Iartha H. (~Iiss), dress maker,40 Farr st.EdgeleyGordon Alfd. fried fish dealer, la, Caroline st. EdgeleyGordon Charles, picture frame maker, 52 OhurchgateGordon Ed~ward, beer retailer, 95 Wellington road southGordon George, shopkeeper, ·8 Marsland street, PortwoodGordon ~Iary J. (Mrs.), butcher, 48 Lancashire hill, H. NGordon ,"Villiam, music warehouse, 71 Lower HillgateGordon William, provision dealer, II9 Higher HillgateGore John, laundry, 4 ChurchgateGorse Sarah .A. (~rrs.), shopkeeper, 5 I Charles streetGorsey Bank mills, doublers, Stockport roadGorst Chas. King's Head P.H. II T'iviot dale, H. ~Gorst Frederick, hair dresser, 150 BrinkswayGllsling .Alice Ann (~Iiss), dress maker,5 St.Thomas plaee,Wellington road southGosling Amelia (Mrs.), shopkeeper, II Higher HillgateGe!ding John Warren, beer retailer, 27 New Zealand roadGosling JonaR, shopkeeper, 5 Nicholson street H. NGosling Joseph W. manager, II Lyme streetGosling Thos. insurance agent, 37 Hardcastle rd. EdgeleyGOi'pel Temperance Union (Henry H. Drury, hon. sec.).Central hall, Lower HillgateGospel William, painter, 35 Higher HillgateGothard Adam, timber merchant & builder, 55 & 57Heaton lane, H.~. See adyertGough James, confectioner, 45 King street west, EdgeleyGough John, draper & tailor, 3'8 King street west, EdgeleyGough William, tailor, 10 Chapel street, EdgeleyGould !'. & Co. grocers, & agents for W. & A. GilbeyLimited, wine & spirit merchants, 8 Bridge streetGould Samuel, property repairer, II Aberdeen crescentGould Tho,;;. boiler composition makM', Victoria chemical","orles, Che3teJ'l,g'ateGould Thomas, photogra.phic apparatus dealer, II6 Chestergate.T' X 283Gould Wm. Alfred, architect & sur,'eyor, 69 St.PetersgateGould·burn William, fruiterer, 44 Shaw heatlhGoulden Edmund Albert M.B., ROh. surgeon, 6 Greek stGoulden Jas. Hy.Oswald L.F.P.S.Glas. surgeon,8 Greek stGoulden James Thomas, iTonmonger, 47 Lower HillgateGoulden Ralpll, grocer, 91 Great Portwood st. PortwoodGoulden Thomas, shopkeeper, 31 Borron street, PortwoodGoulden William R. coal agent, C\.S WeUin~on road southGourley Arthur M. painter &c. Wellington road southGourley Lillian C~Iiss),t~arher of pianoforte,I28 Buxton rdGradwell Charle;; H. coal & timber mer. Gradwell stGradwell William H. butcher, 68 Bowden street, EdgeleyGraham John, painter, 134 Chapel street, EdgeleyGraham Thomas, confectioner, 92 Higher HillgateGrand Theatre of Varieties (Wm. Gilmore, proprietor),St. PetersgateGrant &, Bevin, dra.pers, 13 Little UnderbankGrant George, wheelwright, ~[illgateGrant George H. shopkeeper, 17 ·Park streetGrant John W. grocer & beer retailer, 31 Thomson streetGrant Pauline (~Irs.), milliner, 31 Thomson streetGray Eliza (}.I rs.), shopkeeper, IS S Old road H. NGray George, chemist, 36 Castle street, EdgelevGray Robert, insurance & estate agent, 43 St. PetersgateGreat Northern Railway Co. railway carriers (A. E. Williams,agent), 24 &. (Thompson, McKay & Co: agents),28 WellinO'ton ., road north, H. N; &. canal carrIers (JohnChappell, agent), 1Vl)arfe stree~, H. ~. .Greaves Emily (Mrs.), beer retaIler, So Mlddle HillgateGreaves John, herbalist, 84 BrinkswayGreaves Samuel, blacksmith, 7 & 9a, Waterloo roadGreen Albert, tobacconist, 3 Cale green.Green .Albert Edward, householder, Fernlea, Stockport rdGreen Arthur, photographer, 20 St. Peters-gateGre~n Henry, solicitor, Queen's build~ngs, St. Peter's sqGreen Jas. Howard M.B. surgeon, 56 & 5.a Higher HillgateGreen John, cashier, 87 Beech road, Bramhall laneGreen John, greengrocer, 12 Howard street, PortwoodGreen John, shopkeeper, 56 Great Portwood streetGreen John Henry, green,grocer, 29 BrinkswayGreen John Thomas, tinplate worker, 7 St. PetersgateGreen Joseph )LR.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. physician &Burgeon, 203 Bramhall laneGreen Mary .Tane(Mrs.),shopkeeper,62 Lancashire hill,R.NGreen Thos. commercial traveller, 44 Wellinglion groveGreen Wm.furniture broker, S2 Great Portwood st.PortwdGreen Williams,beer retailer,29 Lancaster street,PortwoodGreenhalgh Daniel, beer retailer, 177 ChestergateGreenhalgh Thomas L.R.C.P. & L.)I.I., M.R.C.S.Eng.physician & surgeon,Birch house,Wellington rd.nth.H.NGreening Joseph, householder, 369 Stockport roadGreenwood Brothers, paint &; varnish manuIacturers, Wellingtonroad' southGreenwood Sarah (M.iss), confectioner, 68 Sandy 10.. H. NGreenwood William, loan office, St. Peter's squareGregory Henry, draper, 7 Higher HillgateGreO"ory John, milk dealer, 19 Athol street, H. NoGregory Sarah Ann (Mrs.), comctnr. 79 Middle HillgateGregory Smyth (Mn.), butcher, 61 &. 63 Edward street& 127 ~ 129 Higher Hi11gateG-regory Thomas, pork hutcher, I Buxton roadGregory William, news lligent, 322 Hempshaw laneGregson Alice (~Irs.), pork butcher, 500 Stockport roadGresty John, qeneral dealer, 140 Shaw heathGriffin Edwin, shopkeeper, 8c Bennett street, BrinkswayGriffin Emma (~[rs.), midwife, 17 Dialstone laneGriffin William, boot maker, 220 Heaton lane, H. NGriffith Joseph, hatter, II Little UnderbankGriffiths & Jackson,coach bldrs. 173 &; 177 Higher HillgateGriffiths. George, coach proprietor, see Hyde & GriffithsGriffiths John James.schoolmaster'47 Lancashire hill,H.NGriffiths William, Albion hotel, 31 Little UnderbankGrimes John, clerk, 198 Adswood roadGrimshaw El~zabeth (:\Irs.), clothes broker, 42 LancashIrehill, H. NGrimshaw Elizabeth A.()lrs.), confectioner, 49 Wellingtonroad north, H. NGrimshaw Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 41 Brunswickstreet, H. NGrinley Richard, shopkeeper, 3 & 5 ChurchgateGrinstead Ratcliffe, umbrella maker, 7 Little UnderbankGrosvenor Ann (Mrs.), grocer, 9 Roscoe street, EdgeleyGrove (The) Co.Lim.cotton waste cleaners,Brinksway wksGroves John, inspector, 26 Love lane, H. ~Grundey Joseph, solicitor, II Warren streetGrundy Harry,borough treasurer,Court house,Warren stGrundy In. mineral water manufacturer,Higher HillgateGrundy Thomas .A. plumber, 62 Banks laneGrundy Wil1iam, iron merchant, 30 Charles streetGrundy William Thomas, skip maker, Hopes CarrGuarantee Society (The) (Philip H. Lang. agent), la,Warren streetGuardian Insurnce Co. (Philip H.Lang,agentj,la,Warren stGudgeon Robert & Son, tailors 57, & boot makers 59,Great UnderbankGndgeon Robert, leather merchant, 21 Little UnderbankGuest Edward, fried fish dealer, 74 Brid'getield st. H. NGurry Patrick, boot maker, 3 Hatton fotreet, H. NGurry Samuel, boot maker, 3 New Bridge laneGuy Arthur, book kee,per, 88 Didshnry road, H.NHackney Henry, greengrocer, 37 Bl'inkswayHackney John, provision dealer, 5I Middle HillgateHadfield Ellen &; Susan Jane (Misses), drapers, 142 Hall stHadfield Frank, fried fish dealer, 46 Lancashire hill, H. NHadfield John, draper, 32 Lancashire hill, H. NHadfielrl Joshua B. draper, 87 Castle ~treet, EdgeleyHadfield Levi Benjamdn, stock & share broker & eatate&; in.snrance agent, 45 St. PetersgateHadfield Thos. buyer, 42 Aberdeen crescent, Chatham stHadfield Thos. Rose, furniture dealer, 16 Higher HillgatAHague Frank, confectioner & toba.cconist, 36 Sandy la.H.NHague .Tames, hoot dealer, 127 Heaton Moor roadHague Joshua, beer retailer, 13 Belmont street, H. NHague Thomas Eli, clogger, 222 Heaton lane, H. NHague Wm.china & glass dealer,I'S Dundonald st.HeavileyHague William, clogger, S'8 Higher Hillgate

DIRECTORY.J CHESHIRE. STOCKPORT. 551Haigh Jas.joiner &; builder, 40 Baker st. & Albion 8t. H. NHaigh Robt. Wallace, inventor, 13 Whitfield street,H. NHaigh Samuel, draper, 170 Hall streetHailey GeOl'ge, l'ihopkecper, 4 Hatton street, H. NHales Annie (Mrs.), dreg·s maker, 54 Winifred rd.HeavileyRalfpenn:r William, milk dealer, 50 'Hesketh street, H. NHall Fred. &; J. curriers, Watson squareHall William J. &; C'J. 'Limited, grocers, &; agents to W.&; A. Gilbey Limifjed, wine, &; spirit merchants, 3 Mnrketplace &; 79 Wellington road south; l'Joynton &; CheadleHulme. T N 0117Hall's Injector Works (Fairburn &; Hall), injector manufacturers,mechanical engineers &i brass founders,Palace works, Wood street, Chester.gate, Stockport;chief office, 63 Royal Exchange, Manchester. Telegrams,"Injector, Manchester." "Injector, Stockport"Hall Albert, clerk, 4 Offerton laneHall Arthur, yeast dealer, 27 Churchill street, H. NBall David, draper, 26 Lower HillgateHall David, herbalist, 45 Great Portwood streetHall George, milliner, tI8 Lancashire hill, H. NHall George, tripe dealer, 20 ChurehgateHall Henry, dairyman, 58 Wood street, Daw bankHall James, householder, 367 Stockport roadHalt James, shopkeeper, II4 &; II6 Higher HillgateHall John, beer retaile'r, 33'3 & 340 Hempshaw laneHall Newman, inspector Re.fuge Assurance Co. 174 Mllnchesterroad, H. NHeill Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 21 ChurchgateHall Tom, tailor, 228 Old road, H. NHall William, Prudential insurance agent, 85 Fox street,Grenville streetHallam Arthur, stationer, 127 Castle street, EdgeleyHallet Robert, tailor, 25 Heaton road', H. NllaUiday & Co. dyers &; finishers, Bankfield mills, Sandylane, H. N. T.A." Halliday, South Reddish"Hallida}- James, bleacher, see Halliday & Co. H. NHallmark Geo. &, Son, confectioners,I23 Heaton Moor 'I'dHallmark '1'. & Sons, saddlers, 4 Warren streetHallmark Geo. baker &; confectioner,8o Heaton Moor roadHallowell J os. confectioner 32,& grocer 34, BridgeSt.browHallowell \Villiam, grocer, see Hudson &; HallowellHallowell William, secretary, IS Lowfield roadHallworth l·:lizh. ('fr!' ).provision deale-r, 70 OhllrchgateHaHworth Frank, shopkeeper, II4 Buxton roadHallworth rfhomas, proV'ision dealer, 49 Adswood Lane eastHallworth 'Valter, beer retailer, 74 ChurchgateHalsall George, tailor, qoc, Higher HillgateHalton Thomas, hair dresser, 42 Higher HillgateHamblet John, heald manplfacturer,Carringtonfield streetHamer Albert, cl'lgger, 50 King St. west, EdgeleyEarner Frede-rick, window cleaner, 21 Longshut lane eastHamilton George, tailor, 4 Spring gardenS', ChurchgateHamilton Louisa(:\[rs. ),laundrY'4 Spring gdns.ChurchgateHammett E. & Son,house decorators, Offerton lao TN 277Hammond Dora C\lrs.), certificated nurse, 405 Buxton 'I'dHammond Edward, assistant superintendent PrudentialAssurance Co. 56 Aberdeen cresccntHammond John William, bootmaker, 101 Hall streetHammond .Joseph, shopkeeper, 24 Athol street, H. NHammond Martha (Miss), milliner, 159 Love lane, H. NHammond Samucl, general dealer, 77 Fox st. Grenville stHammond Sarah (Mr9.),shopkeeper,57 Manchester rd.H.NHamnett Wm. &; Son, engineers &; machinists, 16 Long­, shut lane eastHi:lmnett Robert, blacksmith, 9 Mount street, Lord streetHamnett Samuel, watchmaker, 21 Wellington streetHamond 'Robert Owen, superintendent S'Cavenging department,Little Egerton street:Hampshire Chas. Warren Blllkeley Arms htl. 2 Warren slHampson Robert H. cotton waste dealer, engine waste &':sponge cloth manufacturer, Egerton mills, Great Egertonstreet, H. N. T A "Wa9te, Stockport "Hampson Thomas Henry, shoemaker, BrinkswayHampson Walter, teacher of music, 82 Shaw heathHampson Willilm, chimney sweeper, 13 Heald st.PortwoodHampson William, confectioner, 409 Stockport roadHancock Benj. pro\'. dlr. II Hamilton st. Love lao H. ]S'Hancock Charles, tobacconist, 29 St. Petersgate & 13 1Heaton lane, H. NHancock John, provision dealer, I Great UnderbankHancock Peter, fanner, DidRbury road, H. NHand Alfred, builder, 33 Osborne roadHandforth John, greengrocer, 56 Middle HillgateHandforth In. jun. greengro. 20 Gt. Portwood st. PortwdHandley John. 'White Hart P.H. 1 ChestergateHankinson Eliza OIl'S.), locksmith, 6 Waterloo roadHankin!o'lOn Paul. draper, 45 York !'treet, EdgeleyHanlon Walter, Borough tavern, Talbot streetHaneon, Scott & Co. Lim. rope & twine manufacturers,Turncroft lane, StockportHanson Edwin, pictur.e frame rna. 50 Chapel st. Edgele::Hanson Joseph, wine &; beer retailer, IIl-II3 Great PortwoodRtreet, PortwoodHanson William, butcher, 99 Great Portwood streetHanson William, butcher, 37 Lloyd street, H. NHardie Alexander, manufrl;'. agt. 24 Kennerley Gravll ta.Hardie Thomas, butcher, 78 Hempshaw laneHarding A.nnie (Mrs.), tobacconist, 375 Buxton roadHarding George, manager, 2 Heathland tel'. Shaw heathHardman George, iron dealer, 213 ChestergateHardman Henry, confectiuner, 108 Great Portwood lJl:reetHardy &, Son, organ builders, &, pianoforte warehouse,.Penny lane & 5 &; 7 Lancashire hill, H. NHardy Albert, confectioner, 162 Hall streetHardy Bernard, plumber, 76 Great Portwood streetHardy Ernest, confectioner, 38 Higher HillgateHardy Jas. musical in~trmnt. dlr. 5-7 Lancashire hill, H.NHargreaves Albert, clogger, I I Longsight street, H. NHargreaves Percy, bookkeeper, 34 Wellington groveHarley Robert, inland revenue officer, 2 Greek street;res. 48 Adswood lane westHarlow Robert & Son, manufacturers of all descriptionIiofbrass &; ]fon goods for steam, ga9, water &c. HeatonNorris brass &; iron works, Wellington rd. north, H. NHarobin Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 47 John streetHarper A.J.electrical engineer for the corporation,Mi1lga~eHarper Herbert William, hardware dealer, 47 Gradwell stHarris David, builder, 40 Lord streetHarris rrhomas, beer retailer, 12 Brady street, PortwoodHarris William, cattle food agent, 79 Shaw heathHarrison J. H. & Co. wholesale grocers, 6 Wellington stHarrison William & Sons, ·hat manufacturers, St.Thomas'&works, Marriott street. T A "Harrison, Stockport:'Harrison Arthur, commercial traveller, 4 Sutton rd. H. NHarrison Henry, lVoodman inn, 62a, Heaton lane, H. ~Harrison Jas. fruiterer & greengro. 23 Wellington rd. 8thHarriSlOn James, typewriter, 4 St. PetersgateHarrison James H. plumber & gasfitte'l', 5 Warren street.TN °929Harrison John Fairclough L.F.P.S.Glas. surgeon, 86 Wellingtonroad southHarrison John S. Shakespere Vaults P.H. 131 HigherHillgateHarrison Joseph, painter, 68 Bury street, H. ~Harrison Levi, general dealer, 270 Heaton lane, H. NHarrison Samuel, tobacconist, 55 Middle HillgateHarrison Samuel, tripe dresser, 46 BrinkswayHarrison William, confectioner, 68 St. Peters~ateHarrison Wm. hat manufacturer, see Harrison Wm.&:; Sons­Harrop & Holland, estate agents, 2 St. Peter's squareHarrop John Lim. hasinette manufacturers, Bury ~t. H. l\i&; furniture dealers, 48 & 50 Lower HillgateHarrop J. Lim. picture frame makers, Manchester rd.H.NHarrop Alice (Miss), shopkeeper, I I Buxton roadHarrop Arthur J. manager Manchester &:; Liverpool DistrictBanking Co. Lim. &; treasurer to the Bredbury &Romiley Urban District Council, 10 Great UnderbankHarrop James, baker, 172 & 174 Higher HillgateHarrop Sarah (Mrs.), apartments, 20 Royal George streetHarrop Thomas, grocer, 32 Lomas street, EdgeleyHarrop 'fhomas, pork butcher, 32 Great Portwood street& 15 MillgateHart Mary Ann (~Irs.), wardrobe dealer, 83 Lr. Hillgate­Hartle C. S. &; H. (Misses), dress maliers, I q Wellingtonroad southRartley John S. & Son, ironmonger, 1I5 Heaton Moor 'I'dHartley Joseph, fried fish dealer,2 Carrington rd.PortwoodHarvey &; Co. wholesale fruiterers &:; commission agents,.13 Wellington road north, H. :L\Harvey Richard, mail contractors, Stewart street, H. NHarvey William, saddler & harness maker, 102 Heatonlane, H. N. See advertHarwood James Edwin, shoe maker, 58 & 60 Wellingtonroad north, II. NHaslam Amos, news agent, 79 BrinkswayHaslam Ann (Mrs.), confectioner, 75 BrinkswayHaSlSall James, clerk, 41 Didsbury road, H. NHat Manufacturers' Supply Co. Limited, hat tip printe1'5 rChestergate. 'f.1" Supply, Stockport"; Nat. T N 90­Hatton Jas. Ernest, confectioner, 130 Love lane, H. NHatton Joshua, Union Jack P.H. 23 Great Egerton st.H.NHatton William, plumber, 26 Shaw heathHawkins Sarah (Miss), shopkeeper, 43 Yule st. EdgeleyHawkins Thomas, Corporation inn, 3 &; 5 Corporation stHawthorn Charles,. boot maker, 41 Lord streetHaydock Wm. beer retailer, 45 Great Egerton st. H. ~Hayes Brothers, contractors, 35 Old road, H. NHayes Charles John, draper, 103 Higher HillgateHayes Charles John, 103 Higher HillgateHayes Hannah (Mrs.). shopkeeper, I Hatton street, H. NHayes Sidney ),1. milliner, 64 Castle street. Edgeley. Haye9 Thomas, chimne~' swepper, 2 Arden Field streetHayler Hannah (Mrs. ),dI'l:'~~ maker, 115 Chapel st.Edgeley

558 . STOCKPORT. CHESHIRE.Hayler Walter, tobacconi~t, 9 Sandy lane, H. NHayman Arthur, wholesale grocer, Etchells streetHaynes George & Co. plaited candle wick & lamp wickmnfctrs. Hampstead mill~. T A "Haynes, Stockport"Haywood Robert, draper, 107 Great Portwood streetHazard Henry, carpenter, 151 Higher HillgateHazard Henry. joiner, Woods court, Ridgway laneHazeldine Brothers, boot makers, 189 Higher HillgateHa1.eldine Oswald Limited, dyer9, sizers & yarn merchants,30 Hempshaw laneHazeldine Elizabeth p[rs.), draper, 1953, Higher HillgateHazplhurst John, master porter, 39 Swann st. PortwoodHazlehurst John & Son, ironfounders, Brooks street,Higher HillgateHazlehurst Hugh, oil dealer, 4 Carrington road, PortwoodHeal William, cycle agent, 9 Bridge gtreetHeal 'William, householder, 40 Kennerley Grave laneHealey Charles H£'nry, grocer. I Hatherlow st. PortwoodHealey Edward, shopkeeper, 58 Swann street, PortwoodHealey Thoma~, shopkeeper, 275 ~ew Bridge laneHeap Annie (Mrs.), butcher, 4Q Belmont street, H. NHeap Thomas, shopkeeper, 13 Middle HillgateHeaps JameS', shopkeeper, 29 Lomas street, EdgeleyHearne 'William, butcher, 210 Heaton lane, H. NHeath Erlward, boot maker, 95 Castle street, EdgeleyHeath Ellis. ~tationer, 140 Love lane, H. NHeath Frank, boot & shoe maker, 52 Heaton Moor roadHeath Joseph Lomas, draper, 365 New Bridge laneHeath )[ary (Miss), provo dlr. see Faulkner & HeathHeathcote Hannah ()Irs.), ironmonger, furniture dealer,new & second-hand, 27 Old road, H. NHeaton Moor Conservative Club (Frank Moss & H. Smith,s£'c.), 25 Heaton Moor roadl{puton Xorris Conservative Club Co. Lim. (Wm. JosephBrown, sec.), Short street, H. NHeaton Norris Popular Building Society (Elles Heath,sec.), 80a, Wellington road north, H. NHeaton XOl'ri9 Station (L. & N. W. Ry.) (Geo. Teat,~arinn master), Wellington road north, H. NHeaton Roger, balier, 75 Bowdon street, Shaw heathHeaton Thomas Evan, new~agent, 490 Stockport roadHpavilE')' & Cale Green Conservative Club Limited (Chas.Hartley, sec.), Dundonald street, HeavileyBeaviley & Cale Green Reform Club (Frederick Collinson,Sf'c.), Dundonald street, HeavileyHeaword Alfred, relieving officer, No. 2 district, Stockportunion, 30 Church road, H. NHegginbeitham John. Oddfellows' Arms P.H. 9 HamiltonSltreet, Love lane, H. NHeginbotham Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 136 Brinkswayroad, H. NHellewell Edwin, teacher of music, 199 Great Portwoodstreet, PortwoodHelm Ann & Mary (Misses),fancy repository, 21 Market pIHelm Edward, solicitor (firm, Russell, Coppock & Helm),6a, Vt'l'non 9treetHenderson Arthur D. com. traveller, 38 Sutton rd. H. NHennings .Albert, householder, 64 Kennerley Grave laneHenshall 'rhomas, tripe dealer, 45 Sandy lane, H. NHenshaw James, blacksmith & wheelwright, 68 Wellingtonroad north, H. NHenshaw .James, blacksmith & wheelwright, 2 Wharfstreet, Lu.nca9hire hill, H. NHenshaw William, accountant,124 Wellington rd. nth.H.NHepplpstone George, clerk, 43 Didsbury road, H. NHerbert Alfrpd, plumber, 64 Heaton Moor roadHerdman Richard, shopkeeper, 307 New Bridge laneHermann L. "Miss), teacher of music, Mechanics' institute.Wellington road southHerorl Jane nrrs.), Feather9 inn, Cooper streetHewitt Edward, curator, Vernon park museum,Vernon pkHewitt Edwin, fishmonger, 28 Bridge Street browHewitt .John, tripe dealer, 24 Brinksway•Hewitt Wm. tripe dresser,87 Great Portwood st.PortwoodIIew"on Thomas, nurseryman & florist, 381 Buxton roadHey .Arthur, pork butcher, 126 LancaSlhire hill, H. NHp~'hurn A. provision merchant, St. PetersgateHeyrlen John, householder, 28 Kennerley Grave laneHf'p Richard T. manager Williams Deacon's Bank Lim.8 Little FnderbankH£'ywood Eli.7.a (Mrs.), confectioner, II6 Heaton lane, H.NHeywood E1!za (Mrs.), hardware dlr. I49 Love lane, H. NHeywood ElIzabeth (Mrs.), draper, 59 Shaw heathHeywood Jamt-'9, clerk, 18 Adswood lane eastB~y\\'nnd .Te,,,I', shopkeeper, 84 Bridgefield street, H. NHibbenl Fanny & Marian (Misses), dress & mantlemakers, 61 Fox street, Grenville streetB~bhert )Ln,'- (Mr.'l.), shopkeeper, 100 Crosby streetH~ck Alf~'e~ Wm. chemi9t & druggist, 12 Adsgood lao eastHicks Wilham John, baker. 31 John streetHicks William John, shopkeeper, 29 Angel streetHickson Peter, Waterloo inn, 10 Waterloo roadH~ckson William, confectioner, 74 Wellington road southHidderley George, paperhangings factor, 58 St. Petersgate.TN 7H~dderley Thomas, paper dealer, 18 Fletcher streetH~dd~rley Thomas, jun. solicitor, Castle farm, Mile End hH~gg~nbothaffi Harry, newsagent, 47 York street, EdgelevH~g~~nbothan~Robert, shopkeeper, 84, 86 & 88 Charles stHiggms Martm, grocer, 3 Middle HillgateHigh Bailiff's Office (Walter Hyde, high bailiff), 77 St.PetersgateH~gham ~ane C:~f.iss), householder,I06 Chapel st. EdgeleyH~gham r~o~as, butcher, 90 Shaw heathHigham :WIlham,confectioner,& post office, 71 Fox street,Grenville streetHigham 'Villiam, insurance agent (\Vesleyan & general),.I I Stopf~.r~ street, EdgeleyE:~gham ~ I1.ham H. butcher, 73 Middle HillgateRlgson "Ilham, coal agent to the Right Hon. Lord Vernon,'Wellington road southHildyard Mary A. (Ml'S.), Hope inn 1I8 'Wellington roadnorth, H. N'Hill John, clerk G.P.O. 122 Chatham street EdgeleyH~l1 John, shopkeeper, 17 Chestergate 'H~ll John, shopkeeper, 64 ChestergateH~ll John, sho{!keeper, ISS Chestergate'HIll Joseph, frIed fish dealer, 10 HiO'her HillgateH~ll Jos~ph, furniture br.oker, 153 ChestergateHill JOSIah, ma~er of ladles' & gentlemen's reliable cloaks&; coats, leggmgs, sto~ caps, overalls, carriage apronsetc. ~arquees, t~nts, rick cloths, cart covers, awnings,elastiC goods, an-proof goods, surcrical articles &c.·works, Percy stre~t, 1:iviot uale; ;arehouse. II & 13Heaton lane, H. J.IijHinchcliffe Charles, news agent, 13 ChurchcrateHo~nchliffe Joseph, shopkeeper, 37 Great Ege~toD st. H. NHmdle John, householder, 13 Beauchamp st. Shaw heathHindley, Walker & Rose, injector makers & creneral brassfounders & finishers; Howard street, Portwood. T A" Steam, Stockport" ; T N .1-8'3H~ndmarchJohn, householder, 5'8 Kennerley Grave laneH~nes George, clerk, 47 Wellington groveH~ng~ Thomas, boot & shoe maker, 3 Longshut laneHipkms John, grocer, 175 ChestercrateHirst Henry, insurance inspector°Wesleyan & General,Insurance Co. 63 Grenrville street, EdgeleyHirst Henry, district inspector Wesleyan & General,Assurance S~iety, 72 Heaton lane, H. :xH~tchen & Co. tea dealers, Shefli.eld street, H. NH~tchen James, shopkeeper, 97 Manchester road, H. NH~tchen Jane pIrs.), draper, 66 BrinkswayHltchen ThJmns, shopkeeper, 64 New Bridcre laneHo~tchen William, draper, 163 Old Toad', H.o~.E:~tchen Wm.hous.e furnisher,33 Wellington rd. north,H.NHlkhman Harry,msurance agt.57 Torkington st.EdgelevHobbs E. & Co. grocers, 31 Market place .Hobbs & Co. grocers, 16] Love lane, H. NHobson H.Lim.writing ink manufacturers,Reuben st. H. NHob~o~ Alfred, grocer, 4'3 Castle street, Edgeley & 83Wmlfred road, HeavileyHobson John, boot maker, 124 Belmont street, H. NHcbson Wm. Henry, insurance agent, 89 Lloyd st. H. NHocke~hull Herbert., grocer, I9 Higher HoillgateHo~g~mson Arthur,msurance agt'32 Northgate st.EdgeleyHoakmson _~lbert,watch maker,68 Chapel street EdgeleyH(.dkinson Benjmn.shopkeeper,31 Great Portwo'od streetHodk~nsonGeorge, tinplate worker, 102 Lancashire hl.H.NHodkinson croseph, boot maker, 3 LonO'siO'ht oStN!et H NHodkinson. Saml.fried fish dealer,2oo, Qu:en st. Porlw~odHodlass RIchard,. householUer, 62 Grenville street,EdgeleyHodson Chas. fned fish dealer, 5 Sandy lane, H. NHogg Maria (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 4 Great Egerton st. H. NHolehouse )Iary Holt (Mrs.),householder'445 Stockport rdHolland Eleanor (Mrs.),shopkeeper, 37 Chapel st. EdgeleyHolland Jas. saddler, 32 WeUington road north, H. NHolland Jane ~I. (~Irs.), confectioner, 51.BrinkswayIIollan~ John, auctioneer, valuer & estate agent, 2 St.Peter s squareHolland John, coal deal,er, 45 Cambridge street, HeavileyHolland John, tobaccolllst, 64 Thomson streetHolland Joseph, beer retailer, 351 Buxton roadHoll~nd Richard, superintendent London, Glasgow &;Edmburgh Assurance Co. Lim. II3 Wellington rd. southHoll~nd Samuel (Mrs.), baker, 136 Shaw heathHoll~ngdrakeHenry & Son,uon founders,65 Heaton la..H,~Holl~ngworth Bertha(Miss),millin~r,115Great Portwood stHollmgworth Harriet (Mrs.), coal merchant, 26 Avenuestreet, PortwoodHoll~nworth John, shopkeeper, 156 New Bridge laneHollingworth Joseph, coal dealer, 44 Bridgefield street &;George's road, H. NHollinshead Thomas, wheelwright &;farrier, 16 Millgate

DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. STOCKPORT, 559Bollis .Albert, shopkeeper, 16 Gradwell street, EdgeleyHollis John, confectioner, 2 Sandy lane, H. :YHollis Herbert C. fishmonger, 43 Great UnderbankHollister Louisa (Mrs.), householder, 78 Sha.w heathHolme Sarah Jane (Miss), householder, 52 KennerleyUrave laneHolmes Frank, dairy,s ,Brook street, Higher tHillgateHolsworth John, insurance agent, 47 Osborne roadHolt James, grocer, 70 Lancashire hill, H. NHolt Joseph, grocer, 63 Middle HillgateHolt Margaret (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 16 Lord streetHolt Wm.J.draper & hardware dealer'7 Shaw rd. Shaw hthHome & Colonial Stores Lim.tea dealers,28 Lower HillgateHoneyman Arthur, shopkeeper, 161 Old road, H. NHoole Peter, boiler maker, Springcroft street, H. ~Hooley Thos. & Co. manufring.stationers,3 & 5 Duke streetHooley John, nuneryman, 59 Edgeley roadHooley In.H.draper,2 &.4 Great Underbank &24 Bridge stHooley Martha J. (Miss), householder, 74 Shaw heathHooley Thomas, draper, 40 Heaton ~[oor roadHooley Thos. manufring. statnr. tee Hoolev Thos. &; Co.Hope & Co. butchers, 147 Love lane, H. NHope Hill Conservative Club (Leyi Burgess, sec.), LowerBury street, Travis- brow, H. NHope Hill Club & :News Room (Alexander Oliver, sec.),5I Travis brow, H. N .Hope fired Marshall, watch ma.8 & 10 Lower HillgateHope Harriett (Mrs.), nurse, 21 Roscoe street, EdgeleyHope James Henry, grocer, 12 Sandy lane, H. NHope Margaret (Mrs.), millineT, 39 Low~r HillgateHope Thomas W. Golden Ball P. H. 3 MillgateHopkins Ann (Mrs.), beer retailer, 26 York st. EdgeleyHopkins James, UnicO'rn Vaults P.H. 23 Lower ,HillgateHopkins In.Thos.Stockport Arms P.H. 25 St. PetersgateHopkins Thomas, painter, 46, 48 & 50 Brentnall streetHcpkinson Jas.draper,& post office, 79 A:dswl)od lane eastHopkinson Saml. teacher of music (violin),16 Osborne roadHopwood & Bateman, auctioneers & valuers,3 Warren street & 28 St. Petersgate. See advertHopwood E. & Son, estate agents & linsuranceagents & income tax collectors for Stockport, Cheadle& Brinnington, 3 ""Varren street .Hopwood Alfred, milk dealer, 40 York street, EdgeleyHopwood David, boot maker, 22 Little UnderbankHopwood Ellen (Mrs.), hatter, 39 & 41 Higher HillgateHopwood Fre-derick, fruiterer, 66 Castle street, EdgeleyHopwood Harold, architect, 142 Buxton roadHopwood James, brush maker, 53 Great UnderbankHopwood John William, boot maker, 101 Hall streetHopwood ~[ary Jane (Miss), baby linen warehouse, 23Little UnderbankHopwood Samuel, tobacconist, 25 Heaton lane, H. NHopwood Solomon, draper, 59 Great Portwood st.PortwoodHopwood Thomas H. commission agent, ~rechanics' Insti.tute, Wellington road southHcpwood Walt. H. furn. brkr. & uphlstT. 4 &6 Buxton I'dHorn Thomas, householder, 473 Stockport roadHorner James, timber merchant, 56 Wellington rd. southHorridge Nancy (Mrs.), provision dealer & beer retailer,I I Grosvenor streetHorrocks Alice (Miss), shopkeeper, 145 Hesketh st. H. NHorrocks Ellis, leather mer. &c. 13 &; 15 Tiviot dale, H. NHorsfall Edmund, butcher, 269 Heaton lane, H. NHorsfield James, ,insurance agent, 16 Stopford streetHorsfield In.Hy.house furnisher,I82 & 184 Higher HillgateHorton Thomas, joiner, Cooper streetHoskins Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 36 Brentnall streetHou~h & Son, clothiers, 20 & 22 Middle Hillgate & 21Heaton lane, H. NHough Elizubeth (Mrs.), householder, 76 Shaw heathHough Elliot, ironmonger, 96 Wellington road southHough Harold, professoT of physical culture, 96 Wellingtonroad southHough James, butcher, 78 Castle street, EdgeleyHough James, butcher, 22a, Wellington groveHough ~Iary (Mrs.), confectioner, I1tRussell st. HeavileyHough Thomas, furniture broker, 52 Edward streetHought,on Elizabeth (Mrs.), draper, Woodman st. H. NHoughton George, ironmonger, 27 Middle- HillgateHoughton John, shopkeeper, 54 Ince street, H. NHoughton Sarah (Mrs.), dress maker, 6 Xorbury streetHou~hton Wm. H. fried fish shop, 57 Castle st. EdgeleyHousman Basil 1Yilliams' F.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond.surgeon, The Elms, Edgeley road, Edgeley & 66 Heatonlane, H. NHoward Street Mills Co. Lim. cotton spinners, Howard:,treet, Portwood. T ~ 52Howard Albert Charles, shopkeeper, 151 CbestergateHoward Benjamin, fruiterer, 7 Bridge streetHoward Edward, clerk, 82 Didsbury road, H. NHoward Elizabeth Andrew (Miss), girls' school,20 Churchroad, H. NHoward Joseph, watch maker, 60 Edward streetHoward Robert, clerk, 27 Lloyd street, H. NHoward William, chimney sweeper, 21 Waterloo roadHoward William Henry, cashier, 46 Kennedey Grave laneHowarth Albert Edward, news agent, 192 Higher HillgateHowarth Ri~hard, tea~her olf music, '6 Church road, H. NHowe Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper & beer retailer, 41 Bowdenstreet, EdgeleyHowe Louie (~[iss), dress maker, 125 Bramhall laneHowes Edward, plumber, 57 'Ohurchill street, H. 1"Howes John Edward, plumber, 204 Heaton lane & 57Churchill street, H. NHowlison, Andrews & Ferguson, hat manufacturers, Lancashirehill, H. NHowlison James, hat manulacturer,see Howlison, Andrews& FergusonHoyle Hannah F. ()Irs.), shopkeeper, I & 3 King st. eastIIoyle Lucy (Mrs.), beer retailer,loI King st.west,EdgeleyHoyle Thomas, beer retailer, 230 Heaton lane, H. NHubbard Arthur, hardware dealer, 9 Middle HillgateHudson & Hallowell, grocers, 165 Higher HillgateHudson J. & Co. builders' merchants' Edgeley station,Railway roadHudson Charles S. ironmonger, 34 Great UnderbankHudson Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper,7 Brewery st.PortwoodHudson James, tripe dresser, 9 MillgateHudson Thomas, hair dresser, 160 Heaton lane, H. NHudson Walter, Railway inn, 76 Wellington road nth.H. NHughes Edward, haiT dresser, 14 'St. PetersgateHughes ENzabeth (Miss), dress maker, 10 Turncl'O'ft laneHughes Seymour (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 488 Stockport roadHulland Thomas, furniture dealer, 9 Union roadHulley James, confectioner, 12 Duchy street, EdgeleyHulme John & Son, soft soap manuf'lcturers, Wesley stHulme Arthur, photogra.pher &; dealer in fancy goods, 28Heaton lane, H. NIIulme Edward, butcher, 183 Old road, H. NIIulme Elizabeth (Miss), shopkeeper, 168 Hall streetHulme Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper,25 Avenue st.PortwoodHulme Ernest, plumber, 91 Cas-tIe street, EdgeleyHulme Fred. draper, 205 Adswood roadHulme George, shopkeeper, 105 Beech roadHulme Henry, greengrocer, 20 King street west, EdgeleyHulme James, grocer, 29 Manchester road, H. NHulme James, music seller~ 74 Heaton lane, H. NHulme John, cotton waste spinner, Wesley streetHulme John lVilliam, blacksmith, Walter streetHulme Jos.tobacconist, 171 Great Portwood st. PortwoodHulme Mary E.(Mrs.),beer Tetailer,55 Manchester rd.H.NHulme Sarah .A.. (:\'Irs.),prk butcher, 18 Lancashire hl.H.NHdme Thos.beer retailer &bottler,20 & 22 Church st.H.~Hulme William, beer retailer & shopkee'per, 47 Oxfordstreet, Old road, H. NHulme Wm. brush maker, 4 Lancashire hill, H. NHulme William, grocer, 20 Lancashire hill, H. NHulme Wm. grocer & provision dealer, 240 Shaw heathHulme William, hair dresser, 26 King' street we.gtHume E.De Winter, George hotel, Welltington rd.nth,H.NHumphreys Rachael (Miss), shopkeeper, 5 Huntsman'sbrow, H. NHumphries .L,..lfred, chamois leather d,resser, 65 Daw bankHunt James k Son, architects & surveyors, 4 Warren stHunt Francis, fried fi'8h dealer, 127 Love lane, H. NHunt Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 5 Lomas street, EdgeleyHunt, Ralph, decorator, Mount pleasant S,pring gardens,Chl~rchgateHunt Ralph, painter &c. 5a, Market placeHunt Selina (Mrs.), grocer, 62 Torkington street,Edgeley7'8 Lancashire hill, H. NHunt Thomas, 8hopkeep~r,Hunt Thomas, tailor, 14 Wellington rood north, H. NHunt Wm. Thompson, furniture dealer, 169 ChesteT~ateHurst Brothers, printers, 37 Mottram streeTiHurst Henry, insurance agent, 160 BrinkswayHurst Henry, shol.eeper, 62 School street, BrinkswayHurst Sophia (Miss), haberdasher, 45 :Middle HiHgatcHurst Thomas, butcher, 181 Wellington road south, Hut.chings Jos. householder,41 Gilmor8 street, Shaw heathHutchbs Geo. provision cUr. 24.Aberdeen rres.Chatham st. Hutt'Jn Frank, tobacconist, 24 King strpet wpst, EdgeleyHuxley John, householder, 80 Kennerley Grave laneHyde & Griffiths, coach propcietors, Lancashire hill, H.NHyde & Son, corn millers, 38 Great UnderbankHyde Walter & Son, soliciton, 2 Lord streetHyde Charles Edward, wine & beer retailer, 2 LittleStreet, Offerton laneHyde Elizabeth (Mrs.), news agent, 164 BrinkswayHyrle Jame-s, coach proprietnr, gee Hyde & GriffithsHyde John Abel, draper, 62 George'l!Iroad, H. NHyde Joseph, shopkeeper, 17 Water street, PortwoodHyde Louis, solicitor &;Hyde Walt-er &; SonHyde Robert, town clerk, St. Peter's squareregistrar of county court, see

660 STOCKPORT. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'SlEIyde Samuel Jones, shopkeeper,27 Dundonald st.HeavileyByde Walter, solicitor, 2 Lord streetIllingworth John, draper 23c, &, ladies' tailor 28, Sandylane, H. NIngham James, Red Bull P.H. 14 Middle HillgateIllingworth James, milk dealer, 2 Borron st. PortwoodInglis Frank, chemist & druggi~t, 36 Heaton Moor roadInland Hevnue Office (taxes-A. Fossett Vaughan, clerkto commismoners of taxes; A.. Munro, sUITt')"or; G.J ago, assistant surveyor; inland revenue, William E.Lesler, supervisor; R. Harley, R. E. Puckey, J. Bell& R. H. Minshall, officers), 2 Greek 9l:reetIreland John, shopkeeper,' 208 ChestergateIrwin Jane pIrs.), shopkeeper, 86 Short street, H. NIsaac Solomon, tailor, Queen ~treet westIsham Wm. bookseller & news agent, 128 Heaton lane,H.NIsherwood Henry, boot maker, 10 Holly streetJackson James & Son, wheelwrights, 36 Fletcher streetJackson Edward, King's Arms P.H. 35 King street eaetJackson Edwin, draper, I Ladysmith street, Shaw heathJackson Elizabeth (Mrs.), fried fish dealer, 55 Chapel8treet, EdgeleyJackson Harry, coach builder, 32 Gilmore street:Jackson Henry, tinplate worker, 124 Higher HillgateJackson James, wheelwright, see Jackson James & SonJackson John (exors. of), coopefSl, 12 Lower HillgateJackson John, greengrocer, 73 Short street,Old road, H.NJackson Joseph, provision dlr. 4I King st. west, EdgeleyJackson Joshua, Pearl insur. agt. 8 Jepson st. Heavile)­Jackson Robert Samuel, herbalist, 15 Oxford street, H. NJackson, Samuel, beer ret. 70 Gt. Portwood st. PortwoodJackson Samuel, butcher, 101 Higher HillgateJackson Samuel, grocer, 156 Che9tergateJackson Samuel, tripe dresser, 59 Castle street, EdgeleyJackson Sarah A. (Miss), greengrocer, 20 Chapel street,EdgeleyJackson Stephen, grocer, 209 Higher HillgateJackson Walter, butcher, 432 Hempshaw laneJaques Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 5 Brinksway rd. H. NJago J. assistant surveyor of taxes, 2 Greek streetJ8.mes Alfred, tobacconist, 133 Higher HillgateJames George, confectioner, 63 Shaw heath.Tameson .John, householder, 44 Grenville street, EdgeleyJarman Thomas, haberdasher, 109 Higher HillgateJarrams 'rhomas, agent for Pickford's Lim. 66 Wellingtonroad north, H. KJarvis Charles, rag merchant, 5 Mowbray streetJennings Conservative Club (John Robinson, sec.), Bannl!ltreet, Daw bankJep50n James, architect & surveyor, 8a, Tiviot dale, H. NJepson Oswald, milk dairy, 14-16 BrinkswayJepson Robert, pattern maker, Shawcross fold, MillgateJohnson Brothers, grocers, 202 Higher HillgateJohnson Bros. (Dyers) Lim. dyers & cleaners, 48 HeatonMoor road &; 5 Little UnderbankJohnson & Co. hat manufacturers, 3 Waterloo roadJohnsons, solicitors, County chambers, Market placeJohnson Benjamin, draper, I Hallam street, HeavileyJohnson Charles, butcher, 43 Lord streetJohnson Charles Frederick (frm, John90ns), solicitor &clerk to the guardians & assessment & school attennancecommittees & superintendent registrar of Stockportunion, clerk to the :Marple & Yearsley-cum-WhaleyUrban District Councils, County chambers, Marketplace & Union offices, Shaw heath.1ohnson Charles H. picture framer, 74 Buxton roadJohnson Edmund, school master, 69 Beech rd. Bramhallla.Johnson Edward, draper, 61 Gt. Portwood SIt. PortwoodJohnson Ellen (Miss), dress maker, 43 Athol street, H. NJohnson James, botanist, 19 Lark Hill roadJohnson James, hair dresser, 26 ChurchgateJohnson James, tobacconist, 224 Heaton lane, H. N.Johnson John, clerk, 35 Beech road.Johnson Jonathan, fried fish dealer, 206 Heaton lane, H.~Johnson Martha (Miss), drapel;, I54b, Chestergate.Johnson Noah, hat block manufacturer, 186 Wellingto:-£road south & Charlesworth street.Johnson Richard, millwri!!ht, 18 Fox st. Grenville stJohnson Richard, Mitre coffee tavern, 63 Higher HillgateJohnson Robert, estate agent, 189 Bramhall laneJohnson Robt. Thos. com. trav. 54 Chatham st. EdgeleyJohnson Robert William, seedsman, 126 Higher HillgateJohnson Samuel, hair dresser, 7 High streetJohnson Samuel, shopkeeper, 10 Gilmore st. Shaw heathJobn!:on Sarah Ann (Miss), hardware dealer, 22 BrinkswayJohnson Thomas, grocer, .p Crosby streetJohnson Thos. Rock House P.H. Great Egerton 1l9t. H. N.Juhnson Thomas. smallware dealer, 134 ChestergateJohnson TlJOmas J. chemist. 35 Middle Billgate.Johnson William, beer retailer. 113 Buxton road.JoI11l!;'On William. draper, ':19 Great rnderbankJohnsnn William. gh"s & china dealer, 49 St. PetersgateJohnson William, hardware dealer, 103 Heaton lane, H.SJohnson William Brewster, 38 Kennerley Grave laDeJohnson "Vm. Tho~. ,yardrobe dlr. 37 King st. we.EdgeleyJolnurton Emerson, householder, 323 Stockport roadJohnston William, solicitor, 8 Yernon street.Tones Ellis & Co. chemical color mfctrs.Manchester I'd.H.NJones James .t Son, boiler makers, 152 ChestergateJones Samuel & Son, iron founders, Park foundry, Cor­IJOrrttion street.Tones Albert Eme:-t, hairdresser, 121 Great Portwooclstreet, PortwoodJones Alfred, property repairer, 9 Bury ~treet. H. ~J011e9 David, clothes dealer, 140 Heaton lane, H. ~Jones Edward, tra"eller, 142 Heaton :.1001' roadJones Elizabeth (\Irs.), midwife, 34 Church street, H. ~Jones Elizabeth (~Ir:,.), midwife, 27 WelJington rd. H. NJones Elizabeth (Mrs.), Xicholson Arms P.H. 16 Lancashirehill, H. NJnnes George, pawnbroker. 19 King street west, Edgeley.Tones Harry, plumber, 9 ChestergateJones James Henry, shopkeeper, 30 Bakel' street, H. ~Jones John, boot maker, 69 Heaton lane, H. NJones John, corn dealer, IIO Lancashire hill, H. N.Jones John, shopkeeper, 17 Grenville street, Edgeley.T('nes :\Iartha (Mrs.), tobacconist, 5 I Chapel st. EdgeleyJOlles Sarah (Mi ..s), ladies' outfitter, 179 Wellington rd.st!'.Jonee Thomas, draper, 80 Booth street, Shaw heath.Joncs Thomas, fent dealer, 80 Booth street, Edgele)'Joncs Uriah, confectioner, 64 Lower Hillgate.Tones Wm. Hy. loan ofllcf', Queen's chmbs. St. Peter's H}Jordan Amelia (Miss). apartments, 40 Love lane, H. NJordan Frederick William M.D. (Durham), L.R.C.P.Land., :\I.R.C.S.Eng., D.r.H. surgeon, &; medical offieerof health to Heaton ~orris Urban District Council, 9~Heaton Moor roadJoule James. saddler, 46 Longshut lane ertstJoule Joseph, saddler, 59a, Travis brow, H. NJoules Henry, furniture dealer 81 &, 83, &. ironmonger b+& 66, Wellington road southJuwett Chas. solicitor, Wellington road north, H. NJU~'ce John, beer retailer, 8 ChestergateJoyful .Kew~ (printed &:. published for Thomas &, ElizaMar~' Champness by W. .T. Tyne & Co. Lim.; pub.lished wed. for thurs.), Edgeley printing worli&, Hardcastleroad. TN 45Joyner Henry, painter, 27 Earl street, EdgeleyJunk George Alexander, M.D.R.U.I. surgeon, II Greek stKattle William, plumber, 198 Wellington road southKay Brothers Limited, manufacturing chemisb, SLPetersgate mills, St. PetersgateKaye Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 40 Green lane, H. NKearsley Ann pIrs.), shopkeeper, 43 Larkhill rd. EdgeleyKearsley Richa.rd, photographer, 496 Stockport roadKeates Albert, provision dealer, I12 Heaton lane. H. NKeating George, householder, 327 Stockport roadKeelby William N. grocer, see Billingham & KeelbyKeith Rachel (Mrs.),rgstry.office for srvnts'70 Buxton 1'ltKelly .Tames 1". Plough inn, 197 Shaw heathKelly John,clogger,64 & 68 tobacconist,Lancashire hl.H.NKelsall Brothers, coal merchants, Portwood coal yard.Brewery street, Portwood & George road, H. NKelsall Georg'f', chimney sweeper, 35 Bowdon 9t. EdgeleyKelsall Jas. Geo. herbalist, 30 Wellington rd. nth. H. NKelsall Josh. cabnt. rna. & furn. dlr. 29 Lower HillgateKemp David, shopkeeper, 65 Belmont 9treet, H. NKemp George, fruiterer, 86 Castle street & nurseryman.Edgeley road, EdgeleyKemp Thomas, Greyhound P.H. 27 Bowdon st. EdgeleyKemp William, painter, 89 Buxton roadKennedy James, insurance agent, 60 Osborne roadKent Arthur, householder, 7 Stopford street, EdgeleyKent Charle~, householder, 82 Kennerley Grave laneKent Charles, tripe dresser, 7 Tiviot dale, H. NKenyon Richard S. estate & insurance agent, 168 Wellingtonroad southKershaw Joshua & Son, tanners & curriers, Water streel.Portwood. TN 0933Ker~haw Leese & Co. Lim. cotton spinners & manufacturers,India mills, Travis street, H. N. T:N 16 Stockport;T A "KerRhaw LeeSle, Stockport"Kershaw Charles, shopkeeper, 65 Parsonage street, H. NKenhaw James, Old Ram's Head P.H. I06c, Hr. Hillgat~Kershaw James, watch maker, 3 Higher HillgateKershaw John, confectioner, 12 Middle HillgateKershaw Samuel, Gardeners' Arms P.B. 6 Up. Brook stKershaw Sarah (~Irs.), shopkeeper, 76 Hesketh ~. H. KKershaw Wm. H. manager, 38 Aberdeen cres. Chatham stKettle Mary & Emily (Mi..ses), dres~ makers, 7 St.Thomas's place, Wellington road southKp-ttle James, teacher of elocution. 7 St. Thomas's place•Wellin(!ton road, southKettle William, plumber, Ig8 Wellingt(.n road 90uth

DIB£CTORY. ] . CHESHIRE. STOCKPORT. 561Kfdd Henry, householder, 166 Shaw heath. K~d~ Rob~rt, Rising Sun P.H. 52 King st. w~st, EdgeleyKilkme \\ alter, wardrobe dealer, 78 Lower HlllgateKinuer John, grocer, 50 Carmichael street, Edgeley..King Thomas, cashier, 7 Hardcastle road, EdgeleyKingston Mill Stockport Lim. cotton spinners (John W.Needham, sec.), Chestergatt'. T A. "Kingston, Stockport";T ~ 31 Nat-Kmsey Joseph, farmer, Walnut Tree farm, Stockport I'dKirhy Richard, beer retailer, 10 Canal streetKuk Charles, confectioner, 124 Wellington road south"Kirk Geo. shopkeeper, 93 Belmont street, H. NKirk Sarah (:\lrs.), dreslJ maker, 49 Edward streetKirkham A.nnie & Harriet (MisS'es), drapers & milliners,64 Hall streetKirkham Frederick, painter, 78 Bury street, H. NKirkland Chas. l"'. teacher of music, 156 WellinO'ton rd.sth?Kirton Amelia (Mi~), dressmaker, 79 Brinksw~y rd. H.NKirlon Wm. M. druggist, 190 Heaton lane, H. NKitchen William & Sons, corn millers, Percy street &dealers, 4 Bridge streetKitchen Alfred, beer retailer, 25 Shaw heathK~tchen Rebecca (Mrs.), butcher, 12 Brinksway'KItchen Rebecca (Mrs.),pork btchr'55 King st.we.EdgeleyKitchen Samuel,. po~k butcher, 47 Castle street, "EdgeleyKnape Harry, ffled fish dealer, 247 New Bridge laneKnape Henry, boot maker, 10 Edward streetKnibbs Charlotte (Mrs.), apartments, 21 Church st. H. NKnight Fredk. boot & shoe maker, 9 York street,F..dgeleyKnight James, shopkeeper, 18 Brewery street Portwood. Knight John, dogger, 66 ChesterO'ate 'lKnight Joseph, greengrocer, 15 Higher HillaateKnight )Iatthew, joiner &; builder, Queen's chambers, St.Peter's square"Knight William, tobacconist, 106 Higher HillO'ateKnighton Geo. Wm. householder, Bank villa, Stockport I'd·Knott Jas. &; Son, engineers & millwrights, Lower CarrsKnowles Albert, salesman, 146 Shaw heathKnowles Elizh. (Mrs.), ~hpkpr. 50 Marsland st. PortwoodKnowles FaIlny (Mrs.), hair dresser 18 Edward streetKnowles Frederoick, White Bear inn, 9 Bamford streetKnowles John, confectioner, 47 Lord streetKnO'Wles )lartha (Mrs.), beer retailer, 49 Wellington"treet & 42 Duke streetKr:owles Ralph M.chemist,& post office,38 Gt.Portwood stKIlowles S. A. (Miss), draper, I09 Gt.Portwood st.PtwdKnowles Wrn. blacksmith, Admiral yard, Middle HillgateKnowles \Villiam Thomas, hair dresser, 3 Wellington stLads' Club (John A. Fle~her, sec.), Wellington streetLaing Alexander, confectioner, 58 Castle street, EdgeleyLaing Alex.confeetioner,see 'Woodall & Co. Heaton lao H.NLake & New, solicitors, Bridge street:.Lake Cbas. Edwd. (firm, Lake & New), solicitor & clerkto the borough & county magistrates, Bridge streetI~alte Lionel Charles, tlolicitor, see Lake & NewLaki:l John, manager, 44 Church road, H. NLambert John W. grocer, 18 Yule street, Ed,geleyl ...ambert William H. provUsion dealer, 36 Bridge streetbrow & 28 Little UnderbankJ.ancashire Road Roller Co. Wellington road north, H. Nl ..ancashire & Yorkshire Bank Limited (branch) (A. D.Carter, manager), 82a, Heaw.n ~Ioor road; draw onLondon & Westminster Bank Limited, London E CLancaster Jas. boiler composition mD'fr.25 Gt.Portwood 8t~.ancaster WilLiam, boiler coverer, 6 Lancaster st.t>ortwoodLance Frank, photographer, 20 Dialstone laneLane James Harry, hair dresser, 8 I Lower HillgateLane ~Iark, joiner & builder, Viaduct yard,Heaton la.H.NLane Mark Mrs.), milliner, 87 Heaton lane, H. NLang J ohn Jacob, news agent, 6 Lancashire hill, H. NLang In.West,pharmaceutical chemist,s Tiviot dale, H. NLang Philip H. accountant, auctioneer, valuer & houseagent, ra, Warren street. See advertLang Thomas, tobacconist, 54 Edward streetLangley John, butcher, 12 Greystoke streetLangton Geo. boot repairer, 87 Old road, H. NLangton Samuel, brass founder, Astley st.Heaton lao H. NLarcombe Thomas J. insurance agent (Prudential), 20Carmichael street, EdgeleyJ..arge Wm. Geo. householder, II4 Chatham st. EdgeleyLarkin Betsy & ~lary (Misses), confectioners, 54 & S6Heaton lane, H. NJ...atham Sarah (Mrs.), ~Ianchester Arms P.H. 2S Wellingtonroad southLavelle Edwd. painter & decorator, 2 Avenue st.PortwoodLaw Elizh. Ann priss), tobacconist,ln Wellington rd.sthLaw Robert, hair dresser, 17 Great Portwood streetLaw Tom, hair dresser, 8Sb, Castle street, Ed~eleyLawrence .Tames, leather merchant, 27 Lower liIillgoateLawson Harriett (~Irs.), wardrobe dealer, 86 Ll'. HillgateLawton Jas. Hurolu,stationer &; sub-post office'46 Shaw hthLa"ton Jane phs.), grocer, II George street westLawton Sarah (Mrs.), householder, 91 Shaw heathLea Samuel, inspector of weIghts & measures for the Cheshirecounty council, 3 Duke streetLeach John, confectioner, 48 ChurchO'ateLeach John Thomas, grocer, I Uppe~ Brook streetL"cah & Rowbuttom, irun merchants, 18 Heaton lane, H. NLeah George, Queen's Head P.H. 12 Little UnderbankLeah Horace B. accountant, 14 Warren streetLeah Martha Jane ()liss), draper, 63 Booth st. EdgeleyLeah Thomas, eoal dealer, 17 .Adswood lane eastLeah Thomas, joiner, 8 .Ad.,wood lane eastLeddy Hannah :\lary plrs.), confectioner, 12 John streetLee Geo. & Son,wood turners,Lower Carr mill,Hopes CarrLee Arthur ,cashier, 2 Torkington street, EdgeleyLee Caroline pIrs.), news agt>nt, 3 John streetLee Elizabeth (Mrs.),grocer & beer retailer,77 Lovela.H.~Lee Euseby, shopkeeper, 274 Heaton lane, H. ~Lee George, fried fish dealer, 18 King street, EdgeleyLee Geo.snuff grinder; reS.12 Beauchamp st. Shaw heathLee James, draper, 50 Lancashire hill, H. NLee James, grocer, Great )loore street, Buxton roadLee Jas. teacher of music, 36 Love lane, H. NLee John, builder. 36 Shaw heathLee 1'homas, coal dealer, 87a, Castle street, EdgeleyLee Thomas, fried fish jealer, 129 Brunswick st. H. XLee Wm. Henry,beer retailer, 22 & 24 Lancashire 1.11. H. NLeech Annie & Phillips Lizzie (Misses), confectioners, 93Ca~tle street, Edgele)'Leech In. grocer, 107Higher Hillgate & I Upper Brook stLeek John, tripe dresser, 134 Heaton l'ime, H. ~Leeming Charles, confectioner, 105 Higher HillgateLees Thomas & William, hat manufacturers, Brook street,Higher Hillgate. T A co Lees, Stockport "LeE'S Edwin, greengrocers, 22 Belmont street, H. NLees Emma (Mrs.), confectioner, 218 Lancashire hill, H. NLees Fred. H. hotel valuer, 13 Market placeLees George Shepley, shopkeeper & tobacconist, 66 Lancashit'ehill, H. NLees Louisa (Mrs.), Bull's Head P. H. 13 ~Iarket placeLees Saml.timber merchant,8 & 78 Wellington rd nth.H.NLees Stephen, Club House P.H. 61 Travis brow, H. NLeigh & Downs, iron & tin plate workers, 2a, King street,..ast PortwoodLeigh T. & J. Limited, cotton, merinu & cashmere spinners,Portwood mills. T .A "Leigh's, ,Stockport" ;T ~ 24; 12 Bank st. :\Ianchester; 28 Charles st.BradfordLeigh Benjamin, greengrocer, 72 Ed·ward streetLeI~h Euwin, slater, 33 Xewton st,reet, EdgeleyLz.igh George, mineral water maker, 30 Warren streetLeigh Geo. Edwd. wine &; spirit mer. 40 Gt. UnderbankLeigh James, Higher Packhouse P. H. 64 )Iiddle HillgateLcigh Joseph, shopkeeper, 72 Lowfield road'Leigh Joseph T. wine & beer retailer, 31 Shaw heathr...~igh Robert, tripe dresser, 26 Castle street, EdgeleyLeigh Sarah (Miss), milliner, 190 Higher HillgateLeigh Thomas Hy. beer retailer, 106 Heaton lolne, H. NLeigh Wm. fried fish dealer, 36 BO'Wdon st. Shaw heathLconal'd Thomas, coal dealer, 73 New Bridge laneLester Alfred, shopkeeper, 27 Lancaster street, PortwoodLt'8ter Wm. Coach & Horses P.H. 72. Queen st. PortwoodLe~t6'r William E. supervisor of inland revenue, Ashtonhouse, Gr~ek stnet; res. 5 Crosby streetLever Benjamin, undertaker, 24 Worrall street, EdgeleyLever Emma (Miss), confectioner, 42 Shaw heathLeviane Isaac, clothes dealer,64 King st. west, EdgeleyLevy Mary (Miss), dress maker,lo Great Egerton st. H.NLewis & Webster, painters & decorators, I Great Portwoodstreet, PortwoodLewis Albert George, photographer, 62 & 64 Shaw heathLewis Fredk. Henry, watch maker, 163 Heaton lane, H. NLewis Thomas, grocer, 64 ~inifred road, HeavileyLidgett George, draper, 2S Farr street, EdgeleyLidgett Henry, fruiterer, 1117 Castle street, EdgeleyLidgett Joseph, glass & china dealer, 58 ChestergateLidgett Robert, salesman, I Hardcastle road, EdgeleyLife John, salesman, 141 Chapel street, EdgeleyLindley John William, coilifectioner, 189 Hall streetLondon Julia (Miss), shopkeeper, I Chapel street,EdgeleyLir.dsay John Allan, grocer, &; post office, 38 Springgardens, ChurchgateJ...ine Ellen (~Irs.), draper, 194 Heaton lane, H. NLine FrE'd. confectioner, 2 Upper Brook streetLinfoot George, boot maker, 21 Lord st. & 30 Brinnan laLinney Jonathan, fried fish shop, .~3 King st. west.EdgeleyL4nney Jonathan, shopkeeper, I Gee street, EdgeleyLinney William, superintendent of markets & fairs &inspector 00 weights & measures, Castle ylll'c:lLipton Limited, provision dealers, 6 Lower BillgateCHESHIRE 36

562 STOCKPORT. CHESHIRE. [ KELLY'S•Lister John, drysalter, 10 Lord streetLister John, stationer, 72 St. PetersgateLister Luke, blaclismith, 173 Heaton lane, H. NLittle James A. smallware dealer, 7 ',,"ood street,Dawbank, EdgeleyLittlewood Thomas, cabinet maker, 43 Edward streetLiverpool & London &; Globe InsuraHce Co. (Philip H.Lang, agent), la, Warren streetLivingstone Edwin, shopkeeper, 77 Edward streetLloyd Ettlily (Mrs.), ·draper, 10 Hamilton st. Love lao H.NLloyd Mary Ann(Miss),dres&maker,41 Fox st.Grenville stLIClyd Samuel, g'l'ocer &; provision dealer, I Ea~t. st!'ep.tLocke Charles Robert F.~I.S.A.. architect, 4 St. Peter'ssquare; res. Greylands, '~me End laneLockitt Charles,baker &; confectioner, 67 Wellington grove!Lockwood 'I.'hos. fishmonger, q 'Bann street, Daw bankLomas Brctthel's, coal merchant'i, 'Heaton Moor Toad &coal &; lime merchants, Edgeley station, Railway road&; 80 Wellington road nOI·th & George's road, H. NLomas Bros. wine & spirit merchants, &; ale &; stoutbottlers, I Market placeLomas Abra,ham, coal mer. Edgeley station, Railway I'dLomas Elizabeth (Mrs.), greengrocer,I59 Higher HillgateLomas Geo. carting contractor, 34 Booth st. Shaw heathLomas Hv. builder &; contractor, Gt. Moor st. Buxton rdLomas Jacob, coal merc:hant, Edgeley station, Railway rdLomas Jas. cotton waste ·spinner, California ml. Joules stLomas Jas.proV'is·ion dealer &; beer retailer, 42 BrinkswayLomas James, rope maker, Lark Hill ropery, BrinkswayLomas Mary A. (Miss), dress maker, 18 Woodbine cresLomas Sarah A. (Mrs.), drapeT, 20., Stopford st. EdgeleyLomas Philip, beer retailer, 27 Sandy lane,' H. NLomas Samuel, shopkeeper, 94 Oxford street, H. NLomax James &; Son, paper stock merchants, 35 John stLondon &i County Plate Glass Insurance Co. (Philip H.Lang, agent), la, Warren streetLondon &; Lancashire hsuranc~ 000. (Philip' H. Lang, Ill,Warren streetLondon &; North '''estern Railway Co. rwilway carriers(William Henry Skinner,agent),Wellington rd. nth.H.NL. & N. W. Railway CO.'s Locomotive Engine (ClearingSheds (Albert Edward Cresswell, foreman in' charge),Booth street, Edgeley~ng William, grocer, &; agent for W. & A. Gilbey Lim.wine &; spirit merchants, 203 Higher HillgateLongson John Lim. timber merchants, Corporation streetL{.ngson Abr.lm, contfectione·r, 43 WellifilgtoOn road southLongson James H. decorator, 4 Adswood lane eastLongson William, airchiteet &surveyO'r, Exchange chambers,24 St. Petersgate'Longstaff John, boot maker, 3 Sandy lane, H. NLorgstaff Peter, boot.t shoe ma. 17 Kling st. west,EdgeleyLoose William &; Co. corn merchants &; millers &; bakers,Heaton lane, H. N. See advertLoose Robert, bakery manager, 5'8 BrinkswayLord George, grocer, 6'6 Lark HiH road, EdgeleyLovell Eleanor (Miss), dress maker, 38 Love lane, H. NLowe Amelia (Mrs.), ladies' outfitter, 92 Lowfield roadLowe Arthur, cashier, 3125 Stockport raBidLcwe Catherine (Mrs.), contfecticmer,12 Roscoe at.EdgeleyLowe Oharles, iron &:; tinplate worker, Brewery st.PortwdLowe Charles :B. coal dealer, 9 'Hemps'btrw laneLowe Elizabeth (Mrs.), householde1', 16 Clarendon st.B.NLowe James, baby linen warehouse, 52 Heaton lane, B. NLowe James, traveller, 37 Wellington groveLowe John Thomas. tailor. see' .A11ement &; Lowe·Lowe Joseph, shopkeeper, 85 Middle HillgateLowe Martha (Mrs.), corset, maker, 10 Woodman st. H. NLowe Thomas, butcher, 62 'Winifred Toad, HeavneyLowe Walter, dairyman, 37 Carmichael street, EdgeleyLowe William, milliner, 247 Wellington road southLowhdes Emma (Mriss), stationer, 177 Bramhall laneLowndes William,Crown & Mitre P.B. 5 King street eastLund & Oo.card board box mfrs.Daniel's la.Heaton la.H.NLund Edward,' engineer' pump maker, millwright &machinist, Avenue street, POTtwood. T A "Pulsating,Stockport "Lund Frederick George, fancy box manufacturer, 4!2 KennerleyGrave lane.'Lund William, dentist, 62 Wellingt-on road southLundie Albert E. pawnbrn!i:er, 168 ChestergateLydon David, boot maker, 46 Daw bank~ynch William, teacher of music. 28 Wellington grove'Maben James, confectioner, 43 Middle Hillgate)leBean John, clerk. 81 Wellington road north, H. N~cCarthy Dennis, furniture dealer, 5 Great Portwoodstreet, Portwood:\{cClernon John. shoplceeper. 17 Newton street, EdgeleyMcClernon Thomas, J-mtchet, 28 Castle street. Edgeley?\JcClure &; Turner, solicit-ors, 3 Warren street~IcChll"e &. "·hit.fl~ld, electrical engineers, Lower Wellingtonmill, Heaton lane, H. N~.rcDermott Catherine (Mrs.), clothier, 22 'Ohes·tergateM

DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. STOCKPORT. 563Massey James, shopkeeper, 10 & 12 Baker street, H. ~ Minshall Richard H. inland reyenue officer, 2 Greek st)'lassey JS'Ph.grocer & beer retailer,93 Manchester rd.H.N Minshull Alfred,painter, 36 Unbn street,Wellington I'd sth~Iassey Mary.1. (Mrs.), naturalist, 63 Heaton lane, H. N ~Iinshull Saml.shopkeep~r & beer Tetailer,83 Old rd. H. KMassey Samuel, shopkeeper, 33 High streetMitchell Bros. Ltd. felt manufacturers, Swallow street:'oIassey Thomas, shopkeeper, 101 & 103 Short street, H. N Mitchell William Henry, traveller, 140 Heaton Moor road~Iasters Elizabeth .Ann (Mrs.), sbopkeeper,156 Brinksway )Iitton Daniel, shopkeeper} 373 ,Buxton road),Iather Emanuel, dair}'man, 27' Carrington Field street Modern Art Tailor Co. tailors, 56 Lower Hillgate:'olatheI' George, hou~eholder, 120 Cha-pel street, Edgeley Molloy Thomas, ~hopkeeper, 127 Hempshaw lane),Iather George Taylor, apartments, 86 Oliver street M0lyneux Charles, householder, 9 Didsbury road, H. NMather John, bird dealer, 19 Wellington streetMolyneux James, estate agent, 93 Shaw heath~Iathews Robert, beer reta:iler, 14. Higher Hillgate Monks John, rag dealer, Ford street, Chestergate)Iuwer Martin, fried fish dealer, 123 Gt. Portwood st.Ptwd Morton Thomas &; Sons, builders, 172 Old road & All:\laxfield .Albert, boot mak~r, 102 Higher Hillgate Saints road, H. N:\by Ada (:'ll's.), dress maker, 38 Wellington rd. nth.H.N Moody Geor'ge, furniture dealer, 18 Lord street~Iay Sarah plrs.), fried fish dealer, 6 Green street Moore & Bristow, brick & t,ile makers, Dialstone lane~ay Walter, insurance agent, 6 Warren road IMoore John J..... D.S.R.C.S.r. dentist. 73 St. Petersgate..\Iayer Stephen Geo. tea dealer, 155 'Chapel st. Edgeley Moore S~uah ~:Mrs.), shopkeeper, 84 Aberdeen crescent:'ofayor John Beecham M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. ~Ioore Thomas E.inspector of police.police office,Warren stphysician & surgeon, Heaton Moor road:\loore William, hous-eholder, 86 Kennerley Grave laneMaypole Dairy Co. Ld.provision dealers,15 Lower Hillgate :'oIoores George, lamp dealer, 43 Brent-nall street:\Ieadows T. & W. builders & contractors & builders' Moores John H. apartment-s, 10 Royal George streetmerchant, George's road, H. NMoorhouse Samuel Lim. cotton doublers, Brinksway Bank)readows Alice (Mrs.), dress maker, 7 York st. Edgeley mill, Brinksway & Chestergate. TN 37; T A" Thread,Meadows Richard Hy. plumber'146 Wellington rd. south Stockport":\Ieadows Wm. solicitor, Queen's buildings, St. Peter's sq Moorhouse Eliza (Mrs.),apartments, 115 Wellington rd.sthMeakin James, boot maker, 9 Waterloo road.\loorhou8e John B. estate &; insurance agent, Mechanics'~Ieakin Luke, boot &; shoe maker, 33 St. Petersgate in8titute, Wellington road south:\Ieakin Lulce, shopkeeper, 3 Wild street, Heaviley Moorhouse Sarah (1\Irs.), confctnr. 4 King st. ,,,e.Edgeley:'oleakin Samuel, boot maker, 140 Hall streetMorecroft James, boot & shoe rna. 22 Chapel st. Edgeley:'oieakin William, painter &c. 59 UIlIion streetMorley Frederick Royle & Co. Lim. coal merchants, WeI,),Ieanley Ge'orge, boot malier, 23 Great Underbank lington coal ·wharf. Railway road~!£'chanics' Institute (Thomas H. Rathbone, hon. sec.; . Morley Henr)" Ken)on, watch maker, 12 Bridge streetGeorge E. Gosling, librarian), Wellington road south Morley Herbert LL.B. schoolmaster, 17 Beecham street,)Iedley Herbert, draper, 87 Lower HillgateShaw Hea.th:\Ieggison Edith~. (Miss), teacher of music, 92 Chatbam I Morley Richard, cab proprietor, Wellington road southstreet, Edgeley:\Iurley Rieharll, coach proprietor, 102 Shaw heathMelia Daniel &; Co. Limited, grocers, 4 Tiviot dale, H. N . Murris & Shaw, provision dealers, 2 Mealhouse brow:\Iellor Edwin, greengrocer, 30 BuIldey street, Edgeley Morris Wm. boot maker, 18 Buckingham st. Heaviley~Iellor Harold Walter, waste dealers, King st. Portwood . ~Iol'timer Wm. Henry, confectioner, 38 Heaton Moor I'oad),Iellor James, Bee Hive P.H. Water street, Portwood Morton Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 24 Wood st. Daw bank::\[ellor In. cotton spinner,Albert mill,Mottram st. TN 68 !vIorton James, cab propr. Risque st. & Forrester st. H. N~Iellor John, jun. manager, 25 ·Wellington grove Morton James, hosier, 30 Little UnderbankMellor John, Spread Eagle inn, 31 Lower Hillgate Morton Ralph, cotton waste dealer, see Baron & Morton::\le11or Joesph, coal agent, 2 Thomson streetMorton Selina (Mrs.), Stag &; Pheasant P.H. 74 Edward stHelloI' Joseph, tailor, 17 Dundonald street, Heaviley Moseley Mary Ann (Mrs.), draper, 166 Old road, H. ~),Iellor Samuel, clerk of works, 139a, Chapel st. Edgeley Moseley Thomas, householder, 74 Kennerley Grave laneM~rcantile Bank of Lancashire Lim. (branch) (Wm. Stock- Mosley Edward, boot dealer. 14 Lower Hillgatedale, manager), 35 & 37 Great Underbank; draw· on Moss William &; Sons, spindle makers, Carr millsLondon Joint Stock Bank, Princess street, London E C Moss John,· printer, stationer & post office, 162 & 164:'olered~th Fred.commercial trave11er,135 Ohapel st.EdgeleyJIeredith George, undertaker, 2 Castl~ street, Edgeley'Wellington road southMoss M. (Mrs.), draper, 124 Grenville street, EdgeleyMeredith George William, undertaker,51 Wellington road 'loss Thomas, news agent, 83 New Bridge lanesouth & 2 Castle street, EdgeleyMott Joseph, boot dealer, 53 & 55 Buxton road),Iersey (The) 'Cycle Manufacturing C'J. C1cle D'1anufac~ Mott Joseph, boot maker, 93 Great Portwood streetturers, Wellington mills, Weflington. road south Mottershead Thomas F.Q..1.accountant,II )'Ianvers st.H.NMetcalfe EFzabeth (~\{isg,), dTess mkr'49 Gt. Portwood st I~Iottershead William, verger 81. George's church, 31lIetcalfe George, ;beer retailer, 7 Littl.e Egerton st. H. N ' Adswood lane eastMeunier Stanislass, gas engineer to the Corporation, :Mottram James, dining rooms, 81 Middle HillgateGreat Portwood street·::\fottram Thomas, provision dealer, 208 Shaw heath:\Iichaelis Alfred 'Mari~z M.R.C.V.S. veterinary surgeon, IMottram Thomas~ shopkeeper~ 71 Bamford street25 Tiviot dale, H. N IMottram William, greengrocer, Wellington road southMichaels Davis, boot maker, 221 Chcstergate.,Mottralh Wm.T.fl'uiterer & greengrocer, 7 Longshut la.ea~licklem Ellen H. (Mrs.), milliner,43 Longshut la. west 'Moult Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 68 Castle street, EdgeleyMiddleton Elizabetb (Mrs.), duning rooms, 10 Market pI Moult Elizabeth (Miss), shopkeeper, 12 Upper Brook st2\Iiddleton Esther J. (Miss), registry office for servants, ::\Ioult Henry, greengrocer, 230 Shaw heath70' Wellington Toad north, H. N IMoult James, tUlloI', 10 Upper Brook street:\Ii~

564 bTOCKPORT CHESHIRE. [KELLY'S~ational Telephone Co. Lim. (call office) (W. H. Walmsley,manager), 19 Heaton lane, H. N~ "

DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. STOCKPORT. 565Pearson Richard, provision dealer, 20 Swallow streetPearson Sydney, brewer, 3Ia, Lower Hillgat~Pearson William, boot maker, 42 Gilmore streetPeat Laurence, provision dealer, 86 Adcroft streetPeel John, insurance agent, 42 Brinksway road, H. NPeers Amanda (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 41 'Water st.Pol·twoodPeers William, mineral water manufacturer, OliTer streetPegg John, householder, 475 Stockport roadPegram James & Co. tea dealers, I7a, Lower HillgatePeirce & Son, arch~tects &8 surveyors, 30 St. PetersgatePeirce Mrs. householder, 36 Kennerley Grave lanePendergast John, beer retailer, 29 Wood street, Daw bankPendlebury's (Sir Ralph) Charity for Orphans, Lancashirehill (Samuel Ralphs, sec.), Queen's buildings, St.Peter's square, H. NPenn Andrew, landscape gardener, 63 Adswood lane eastPenney Alice (Miss), shopkpr. 68 OxfOrd st. Old rd.H. KPenney Herbert, painter, I Providence street, H. NPenney Sarah(Mrs.),beer ret. & grcr. 2 Clement st. H. NPenny James, manager, 9 Lyme streetPenny William A. paper merchant & rope &: twine maker,50 High stre.et & 63 Union streetPercival Joseph, boot maker, 8 Castle street, EdgeleyPercival Joseph, machinist, Brentnall streetPercy )[ary E. (Mrs.), confectioner, 32 Bramhall lanePercy Read, solicitor, IS Warren streetPerkins In. T·hos. painter & decorator, Hallam st.HeavileyPerrins Agnes (Miss), provision dealer, 10 &, 12 Forbes stPerry Ernest, pblshr. (railway gde.), IS I Castle st.EdglyPerry Guy, grocer &i caterer, 8 Duchy street, EdgeleyPerry Sarah Ellen (Mrs.), confectioner, 129 Heaton la.H.NPerry Silas, baker, 66 Lord streetPhillips Bertha (Miss), dress maker, 66 Fox street,Grenville streetPhilbin :\Iiles, draper, 192 Heaton lane, H. NPhillips Thomas William,bricklayer,66 Fox st.Grenville atPick Blomfield, watchmaker, 4 MillgatePick Catherine (Mrs.), dining rooms, I I MillgatePick,burn Wm. By. Cotton Tree hotel, 136 Heaton la.H.NPickering Joseph, confectioner, 128 Lancashire hI. H. NPickford's Limited, furniture removers &> general carriers,agents to London & North Western Railway Co.(Thos. Jarrams, agent), 66 Wellington rd. north, H. NPickford George, Barley Mow P.B. Sheffield st. H. NPickford James, draper, 2 'Waterloo roadPickford John, butcher, 9 Higher BillgatePickford Thomas, cab proprietor, 289 Wellington roadsouth. T N 158Pickles Frederick, butcher, 53 Heaton lane, H. NPickthall Isaac, clerk, 14 Heathland terrace, Shaw heathPidgeon Frederick, assistant clerk to the guardians &;clerk to the Stockport Rural District Council, Unionoffices, Shaw heathPidgeon l\Jary (Miss), shopl{eeper,I78 Manchester rd.H. NPierce Elizh. (Miss),shopkeeper,s6Northgate st.BrnkswyPierpont Alice (Miss), confectioner, 137 Old road, H. NPiggott Alfred, tripe dresser, 9 Edward stree~Piggott Arthur, tripe dressel', a8 Higher HillgatePike Baxter W. wine & spirit mer. 131 Heaton :\Ianor rdPilkington James, railway inspector, 161 Castle st.EdgelyPilling Daniel, hair dresser, 143 Higher HillgatePinkerton Frances (Mrs.), dress maker,22 Heaton lao H. NPixton Peter, tailor, 14 Bridge streetPlant Edwin & Sons, millers (water & steam), King streeteast & 80 Heaton lane, H. NPlant William Henry, shopkeeper, 18 John streetPlatt &; SOft, saddlers, 199 ChestergatePlatt James, saddler, 198 ChestergatePlatt James, shopkeeper, 65 New Zealand roadPlatt John, beer retailer, 22 Kin~ street eastPlatt Joseph, shopkeeper, 146 BrinkswayPlatt Joseph E. grocer, 128 Love lane, H. NPlatt Martha (\Irs.), provo dealer, 57 New Bridge lanePolice Office (borough) (Frederick Brindley, chief constable),.~ Warren streetPollard John, printer, paper bag maker & merchant,Park mills, 27 Warren streetPollett William, fishmonger, 85 Lower HillgatePollitt Annie (Miss), confectioner, 45 Farr st. EdgeleyPollitt Ellen (Mrs.), draper, 108 Lancashire hill, H. NPollitt George, fruit merchant & commission agent,Pollitt's buildings, Wellington road north, H. NPollitt James, greengrocer, 186 New Bridge lanePollitt James, wardrobe dealer, r Orphanage street, H. NPollitt :\Irs. householder, 96 Kennerley Grave lanePonsonby George, fried fish shop, 2 Hempshaw lanePontefract Elizabeth & W:1f'wick Mary Jane (:\Iisses),dress makers, 21 St. Paul's street, PortwoodPool William, tailors' cutter, 28 Love lane. H. NPopular (The) Tea Co. ten dealers (Albert Finniglln,manng-er), r60 Heaton lane, H. NPorritt Edith (Miss), milliner, 2 King- st. west, EdgE'leyPorritt Lucy (~frs.), shopkeeper, 208 Old road, H. NPorritt John, Right Hon. George Canning P.H. 171ChestergatePorritt Thomas, Three Boars' Head P.H. 45 Old rd. H. ~Portwood Conservative Club (Frederick Green, sec.), 7Richard street, PorimtoodPortwood Firewood works (David Power, proprietor), firewoodcutters & dealers, Hyde street, PortwoodPortwood Reform Club (Frederick Whatmough, sec),4 &; 6 Avenue street, PortwoodPortwood Reform Cl'ub Land & Building Co. Limited(The) (Wm. Barratt, sec.), Avenue street, PortwoodPortwood Spinning Co. Limited (A. Andrew, sec. &;director), cotton spinners, ""ater street, Portwood.T N 79. T A, "Portwood," StockportPossenett :\.Itlry B. (:\li!\,;), dre~,; maker, 70 :Korthg

566 STOCKPORT. CHESHIRE. LKELLY'SQuirk Charles, grocer, 480 Hempshaw lane:Rigby Joseph,draper & house furnisher,4 Belmont st.H. NRalphs Samuel, chartered accountant & auditor, Queen's iRigby :William, fried fish dealer, 18 George street westbuildings, St. Peter's square iRighton Elizabeth pirs.), dress maker, 25 Llo}'d st. H. NRalston John Fredericl., grocer, :.2 Belmont st. H. ~ tRiley Esther (Mrs.), householder, 7 Torkington st.EdgleyRamscar Elizabeth (Miss), dress maker, 90 Oliver street I'Riley John Henry, householder, I Torkington st. Edgeley}tamscar James, candle wick manufaoturer, California Hiley Joseph, beer retailer, 166 New Bridge lanemill, Joueles street:R_ey Robert, Commercial inn, 45 MillgateRanderson Ann (Mi-ss), confectioner,53 Castle st. Edgeley ,Ringrose John Edward, householder, 16 BeauchampRatcliffe & Sons, tallow melters & wax candle makers, I street, Shaw heathMowbray streetRippon John, shopkeeper, 34 Wellington streetRatcliffe James, insurance agent~ 96 Chapel st. Edgeley ,Hitchie George C. assistant rate collector, Union BankRatcliffe Mary plrs.), shopkeeper, 132 New Bridge lane : chambers; res. 13 Norwood road, Great MoorRatcliffe Tom, Prudential insurance aO'ent, 72 Ca.r'- 'River Plate Fresh Meat Co. Limited, butchers, 123michael street, Edgeley ~ : Higher HillgateRavensdale Brothers & Bramley, orO'an builders, 333, Rivett Thomas Limited, cotton doublers, Lancashire'Wellington road north, H. N ~ Hill, Xewton & Wharf Street mills. T A "Rivulet,Rawlinson Mary Eliza (Mrs.), prk.btchr. 135 Shaw heath Stockport." T;; 137, H. NRawlinson Robert, oyster rooms, 61 -Greek street iRivett James, rope &; twine maker, Portwood ropery,Rawlinson William, shopkeeper, 148 Adswood road : Water street, Portwood. T N 83. T A "Ropery,Rawson, Caroline (.Ylrs.), shpkpr. 22 Gradwell st. Edgeley Stockport"Rawson Jas.paper mer.&; bag maker, II4 Heaton lao H. N Roberts Atkinson &; Co. turkish towel makers, LowerRayner Charles, shopkeepeT, 12 Wharf street, H. N Wellington mill; Heaton lane, H. N ,Rayner George, beer retailer, I Avenue street, Portwood 'Roberts In. &; Co. roller leather mel's. 138 Heaton la.H.N& 3'5 Great Portwood street Roberts Edward, brush make'r, i24 Heaton lane, H. N.Rayner In. Refuge insurance agent, 4 Fox st. Grenville st :Roberts 'George, station master, Tiviot Dale station, H. NRayner Thomas, tobacconist, 61 Wellington road south 'Roberts Llewellyn,assistant superintendent PrudentialRaynes In. D.plumber&; tinplate worker,156 Heaton la.H.N Assurance Co. 44 Love lane, H. NReady Daniel, tailor, 63 Winifred road, Heaviley Roberts Richard, groceT, 78 Heaton Moor roadReddish Cotton Spinning Co. Limited, Reddish. T N Roberts Samuel H. grocer, 208 Brinksway43; T A "Cops" Roberts Shem, mechanical engineer, 46 Orenvil1e st.EdglyReddish Mary (Mrs.), householder, 29 Heaton rd. H. N Robertson Henry, clerk, 4 Torkington street, EdgeleyRedfern Sarah Ellen &i Florence Eliza (~Iisses), milliners, Robertson James, builder, 37 Oliver street'35 King street west, Edgeley Robertson Robt. White Lion com. hotel, 22 Gt. tTndrbnkRedfern 'rhos. &; Sons,file manufrs. 75 Great Portwood st Robinson E. &; Sons Limited, tobacco manufacturers 9,Redfern &; Co. coal mel's. Edgeley station, Railway road & tobacconists 22, St. PetersgateRedfern Harriet (Mrs. ),shpltpr. 33 King st.wst.Edgeley Robinson John &; Sons, ironfounders &; weighing machineRedfern John A. hardware dealer, 14 Hallam st.Heaviley manufacturers, Ridgway laneRedfern Jsph. leathe.r lace manufactr. 21 Lit. Underbank 'Robinson &; Pritchard, ironmongers, 45 Great UnderbankRedfern Morris, fishmonge·r, 170 Higher Hillgate Robinson Alfred, fent dealer, 21 Avenue street, PortwoodRedfern Noah, greengrocer, 46 Great Portwood,st.Prtwd Robinson Charles, pork butcher, 8 to 10 Park street &iRedfern Theodore, solicitor, 39 High street82 Middle' HillgateReece 1\1"a,ry (Mrs.), dress &; mantle mao 29 Middle' Hllgte Robinson Frank, stamp distributor, 13 Great UnderbankReeday Thomas, draper, 17 Little UnderbankRobinson Fredc.(exors.of),brwrs.Unicorn brwry.Lo.HllgteReform Club (Thomas Allcock, hon. sec.); George Robinson Henry, grocer, 12 MillgateMassey, sec.; Rowland Eyre, steward), Cobden place, Robinson Hemy, ironfounders, see John Robinson &; Sons,Wellington streetRobinson James, householdeT, 84 Chatham st. EdgeleyReform Club &; News Room (Joseph Seed~ sec.), 2 Robinson John, carrier, 74 Great Egerton street, H. NOxford street, H. NRobinson John, confectioner, 2 Greek streetReform Liberal Club (T. W. Hooley &; W. Meadows, Robinson John, iron founder, see John Robinson &; Sonssees.), 79 Heaton Moor roadRobinson Joseph, .grocer, 60 Turncroft laneRefuge Assurance Co. Limited (Thomas Harrap, supt.), Robinson Joseph HenTy, copprsmth. Eliza st. &; Lacy st.45 St. Petersgate Robinson ,~ra.rgt.(Mrs. ),milliner &; drpr.15 Earl st.EdgleyReligious Tract Society's Depot, 22 Lower Hillgate Robinson Stphn. accntnt. Stamp 'Office, 13 Gt. Undel'bankRevill Charles, proprietor &; manager of the New Theatre Robinson Thos. confectioner, 162 Heaton lane, H. N·&; Opera House, St. Petersgate Robinson William, tobacconist, 27 Castle street, EdgeleyReynolds &; Co. grocers, 151 & 153 L6ve l,ane, g. N Robson In. Jas. householder, 5 Torkington st. EdgeleyReynolds Ada (Mrs.); shopkeeper, 43 Lloyd st. H. N Rodgers Arthur, fried fish dealer, 407 Hempshaw laneReynolds William, dyer, 96 Heaton lane, H. NRodman Samuel, waste merchant, Oharlesworth streetRhead Martha & Alice(:\-li~es),drapers,296 Stockport I'd Rodman Thomas, wardrobe dealer, 71 New Bridge laneRhead Caroline (~rs.), Farmers' Arms :P.B. Stockport I'd Roff John, Robin Hood P.H; 494 StockI!ort roadRhodes Albert, hair dresser, 77 Middle HillgateRogers Mary (MI'IS.), cnfctnr. 105 Gt.'Portwood st.PrtwdRhodes Fred, boot &; shoe maker, 98 Heaton lane, H. N Rogers Richard H. builder, Gre)1stoke streAt 'Rhodes J~mes, dairyman, 34 Hindley street Rogers William J. hair dresser, 31 Bowdon st.Edgeley s'Rhodes James, draper &; boot malier, 409 Hempshaw lane Rogerson Harry, butcher, 272 Heaton lane, H. N'Rhodes Louisa (Miss), collector for Stockport &; Dis- Rogerson James, householder, 379d, Stockport roadtrict Provident Dispensary, 12 Hesketh street, H. N Rogerson John Thomas 'M~D., B.B.Lond., M.R.C;S.Eng.Rhodes Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 25 St. Paul's st.Prtwd surgeon, 100 Wellington road notth, B. NRhodes Samuel, rag 'merchant, 22 Covent garden' Rogerson Joseph, butcheT, 22 Great Portwood st.PortwdRhodes Samuel, tailor, 16 Bloom street, Edgeley Rogerson Joseph,"butchel', 104 Lancashire hill, H. NRichards Margaret (Mrs.), asphalter &; shopkeeper, 101 Romer W. & Co.' watch' mak-e'rs, 37 Higher HillgateGreat Egerto'n street, H. N Ronan Ellen (Miss)~ shopkeeper, 24,ChestergateRichards W. confectioner, 35 Shaw heath . Rooke Henry, householder, 46 Torkington st. EdgeleyRichards William, clothier, 37 King street east Roper George, shopkeeper, 24 Swann stree,t, Ptltt'WoodRichards William, draper, 16 Shaw heath Roscoe &; Axon, sign painters, '7 Upper Brook street '.Richardson Ellen (Miss), dress maker, i:2 Church rd.B.N Roscoe T. & H. coal &; tile mel's. ]6 George's Toad, ,H. NiRichardson Granville, salesman, 55 ,Beech roadRoscoe Henry, cashier, 83 Beech road, Bramhall laneRichardson Israel, grocer,' 210 Chestergate . I Roscoe James Rae, timber merchant,seeWilson &; TwvfOrdRichardson James, smallware dealer, 262, 264 &; 266 Rescoe Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 4 Basil ~treet,' H.·N .'Heaton 'lane, H. NRose :\larshalI, brassfound-er, see Hindley;' Walker &;' RoseRichardson In. Patrick, com. trav. 93 Chatham st.Edgly Rosebery Liberal Club (Stephen Gurry, sec.), 71 GreafjRichardson William, hair dresser, 258 Heaton lane, B. N Egerton street, H. N' ; , ,: ' .Rideal Romeo Hammerton, artificial teeth' maker, Green- Ross Thomas, butcher,..39 Kin!r street west, Edgeleyhill, 'Edgeley road ' , Rostron Brothers, tailors, 22 :Marlt.et placeRidgway Clara (Mrs.), draper" 33 Castle street, Edgeley Rot·hwell James, s-hopkeeper, 24 .1dsW'ood lane 'WestRidgwa\' Htlrriet (Mrs.), watch maker, 33 Gt.Prtwd st Rothwell John, 'grocer, 1 Hall streetRidgwa~' John, hardware dealer, 35 Castle 'st. Edgeley Rothwell :\Iary H. (:\11'5.). baker, 17 Buxton roadRidgway Miriam (:\Iiss), confctnr. 79 Castle st. Edgeley Rothwell Saralh ~Miss). shopkeeper, 33 Lord streetRidgway Peter Lamb, Angel inn, 20 Market place Rouband, Locltett &; Witherington (The Misses), hig11Ridgway Thos. news agent, 277 Heaton lane, H. N school for girls, 3 Heaton :\1001' roadRidgway William H. draper, 13 & I':; Park .street Rowbotham Adam, black5lrnith, 4 Hayfield st. Port'Wood'Rigbr Samuel &; Co. cotton waste dealers, Spring Bank Rowbotham James, pork butcher, 34 Gt.Portwd.st.Portwdmill, Wellington road southRowbotham John Samuel, cashier, 49 Bloom st. EdgeleyRigby Jsph. com. traveller, 78 Chatham street, Edgeley Rowbotham Joshua, beer retailer, 74 Middle Hillgate

DIR~CTORY. ] CHESHIRE. STOCKPORT. 567Rowbotham William James, boot m'aker, 89 Love lao H. N Selby William, piano tuner, 77 Belmont street, H. NBowbottom T. & Co. engineers, whee~ & axle manufac- Sellers Burdett, corn merchant, I Wilson streetturel's & colliery furrtishers, Howard street, Portwood Sergeant Louisa C~Iiss), householder, 102 Chatham st.Rowe Mary (Miss), laundry, 9 High streetEdgeleyBowland James, cooper, Gradwell street Seville Charles Frederick M.B.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng.,Royal Insurance Co. Limited (E. Hopwood & 'Son,'agents), L.S.A. surgeon, Churchgate house, 96 Churchgate. 3 Warren street Sexton Sabina (~Irs.), shopkeeper, 42 Daw bankl,l.oJden John R. beer retailer, 51 Old road, H. N Shannon Alfred, chimney sweeper, IS Port st. Heaton InRoyle C. S. & Co. hat manufacturers, Adswood road Shannon John, chimney swee'per, 6 Adswood lane eastRoyle Ann (1\'1rs.), draper, 47 Duke streetSharpe .John, hair dresser, .131 Gt. Portwood st.Portwood"Royle Charles, butcher, 76 Love lane, H. X 8'hanples &; Co. grocers &; agents. for W. & A. Gilbey"Royle Joseph, hosier, 5'8 Great Portwood st. Portwood Limited, wine & spirit merchants, IIO Shaw heath &"Royle :Mary prrs.), butcher, 155 Great Portwood street 62 Chapel street, EdgeleyRoyle William, milliner, 25 Great Underbank"Royse Georgo E. ironmonger, 83 Gt. Portwood !it. PortwdSharples Ann (Mrs.), confectnr. 35 Wellington rd. s011thSharples Charles, grocer, see Sharples &; CoRO}'se John FredeTick,cbemist, 178 Hall street"Budd Thomas, shopkeeper, 15-17 Brewery st. PortwoodSharples George Henry, slater, 48b, Ince street, H. NSharpIe.; John, joiner, 31 Church street, H. NRundle-Harness Henzell, architect, surveyor & estate Shatwel1 Emxr.a (Mrs.), draper, 77 Winifred rd. Heavile}'. agent, 2 Osborn road I Shaw W.A.& Co.electTi~al engineers,Io & 1'6 Warren street"Russell George H. grocer, 50 Middle Hillgate . I Shaw Aaron,. shopkeeper, 13 Waterloo road"Russell Samuel, tripe dealer, '99 Castle street.. Edgeley Shaw Daniel, coal merchant, see Stewart & ShawRyan Denis, insurance a.gent, Royal George street Shaw Edward, fried fish shop, 64 Great Portwood street"Ryan Harry, mantle warehouse, 45 Heaton lane, H. N Shaw Effie (Miss), private school, II2-II4 Bramhall lane"Rycroft Elizabeth {Mrs.), shopkeeper, 76 Thomson street Shaw Ernest HatTy, pawnbroker, 44 Duke street'Rycroft George Robert, confectiuner, 2 Brid'ge street Shaw Harriet (Miss), dress maker, 125 Love lane, H. N"Rylance Ro'bert, fishmonger, 89 & 91 Higher Hillgate Shaw John Frederick, provision dlr. see Morris & Shaw'.St. Augustine's Church Institutoe (John n. ]~agland, Shaw Joseph, farmer, Edgeley farm, Sykes lao Cheadle rdsec.), School street, Brinksway Shaw Joseph, inland revenue officer, I Osborne road .:8t. George's Working Men's Club (G. Tinniswood, sec.), Shaw Joseph, shopkeeper, 143 Old road, H. :\l'3 Windsor street, Heaviley Shaw Samuel, saddler, 3 Great Portwood st. PortwoodSt Peter's Recreation Club (.1rthur D. Clayton, sec.), Shawcross W. & J. spindle malcers, King street east I108 Daw bank Shawcross Chas.H.dairyman,33 Queen st.we,st,Chestergte'St. Thomas's Conservative Club (John Garner, sec.), 45 Shawcross E"mily plrs.), Gardeners" .Arms P.H. 276Hindley street:St. Thomas's Liberal Club (James Heywood, sec.), 20Heaton lane, H. NShawcross Florence (Miss), milk dealer, 48 Union stre.et,Charles streetWellington road south:SainteI' Harry, steam saw mills, timber merchant & wireSltawcl'oss George W. coal mer. 12 Thomas street west.mattress maker, Portwood saw mills, Portwd. TN 0936 Shawcross Isaac Alex. shopkeeper, 450 Hempshaw lane.Sale Robert, painter & sign writer, 32 Shaw heath Shawcross James, fried fish shop, 6 Brinksway.Salisbury Conservative Club (John Froggatt, sec.), J...ong- ShawcI'oss John Henry, shopkeeper. 8 ,Sandy lane, H. Nton street, Portwood . Shawotoss John W. ,shopkeeper, I Bramhall lane:Salt Andrew, beer retailer, 53 Bamford streetShear Catherine (Mrs.), news agent, 27 Travis brow,H.N:Salt George, draper, 60 Castle stre'et, Edgeley'Sheard Ethel (Mrs.), cORfectioner, 120 Wellington rd.sthSalt James, confctnr. 3a, Great Portwood st. Portwood Sheehan Michael & Son, pawnbrokers,I9 Moseley st.Edgly:Samuel Alfred Lewis, householder, 34 Kennerley GravP'la Shelden Arthur, hair dre·sser. 202 Chestergate:Sanderson Henry, confectioner, 9 & II Princess street Sheldon George, grocer, 42 King street west, Edgeley·Sa.nds Philip, Spinners' Arms' P.H. 26 Ratcliffe street Shephard J. & Co. pipe founde·rs, 103 ChestergateSands Rebecca (Mrs.), draper, 59 Short street, H. N Shepherd Joseph, hair dresser, 42 Heaton lane, H. N'Sansbury Janet pIiss), dress malcer, 58 Lloyd st. H. N Shepherd Joseph Edwin, be'aT retailer, 154 Heaton la.H.NSargent Jo!teph, insurance agt. 19 Duchy street, Edgeley Shepherd Mary ()Irs.), shopkpr. 121 Castle st. Edgeley.Saunby Jessie (Miss), prof. of music,s Heaton Moor 'I'd Sherratt William, draper, 28 Athol street, H. NSaunders James & Son, boot make'rs, :l Little Underbank Shimmell Bros. boot & shoe dealers, 83 Heaton lao H. N.Saunders Elizabeth(~Irs.),shop]cpr.25Freemantle· st.Edgly Shipham Samuel Foulds, cabin-et mao 59 Churchga~e.Saunders Ralph, farmer, Carr's farm, Nursery lane Shirley Edward, coal & coke merc-hant, Edgeley statIon,.Savings Bank ('Wm. Wilson, manager), 41 Lower Hillgate Railwav ro~. T ~ 174:Saxby William, draper, 95 Great Portwood street Shore &; ~Ioran, shopkeepers, 6 Travis street, H. N.Saxon 'Edith (Mrs.), draper, 44 BrinkswayShoTe Thirza, Alice & Mary Ann (Misses), shopkeepers,Saxon John, shopkeeper, 44 East street46 Bury street, H. N'Saxon Samuel, boot maker, 40 Wood street, Daw bank Shore Charles, tinplate worker, 37 Mottram street.'Saynor Chas;&; Sons Limited,brewers, 61 Travis brow,H.N Shore Eli, tinpbte w.orker, 17 Jepson street, Heavlley:Scales '& Sons Limited, boot makel'S, 4 Market place Shore William, greengrocer, 196 Heaton lane, H. N:Schofield Annie (Miss), stationer &; registry office -& sub· Shorrock FredeTic1c, greengrocer, 23 St. Petersgate·'postmistress, Il7 Heaton Moor road ' . , Short William T. beer retailer, loS Love lane, H. NSchoo·field John, butch~r, 31 Brunswick street, H. N:Schofield John J. Woolpack P.H. 70 BrinlcswayShot·tin .Joseph, householder, 8'8 Kennerley Grave laneShowellsStockport Brewery Limited, lhookfielci 'brewery,:SchoresteJ)c Freres, hat trimmin~ 'infrs. 3 Waterloo road Hempshaw lane. l' N 96'-Scott Bros. cotton manufactrs. Viaduct mills,Chestergate .Shuttleworth R. B. & Co. pawnbrolrers. 200 & 202 Heaton'Stott Bridget (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 50 Ohestergnte'lane & 14- & 16 Belmont street, H. N:Scott Edward, hoot maker, 34 Dowdon strepk Edgeley :Shuttleworth He.nry, pawnbroker, 253 New Bridge laneScott Richd. Norton, householder, 32 Kennerley Grave la Shuttleworth Jos'eph, baker, 100 Buxton road'Scott Samuel, teacher in technical s('hoo],. 2 The Grove... Siddall Sarah Ann (Mis's), confectioner, 3 Edward streetShaw heath"Siddle William, greengrocer, 61 Great Underbank-Scott William, feather elnr. 76 Wellington ~oad south-Scott Wm. insutance agent, 71 Wellington road sonthSidebotham k Sidebotham. solicitors, 4Ia, Gt. UnderbankSidebotham Arthur LL.B. solicitor, see Sidebotham &Scott 'William, ladies' tailor, 126· Wellington road south:Scott William D. confectioner, 92 Castle stl'eet, EdgeleySidebothamSi'debotham John, carver & gilder, 20 Great Underbank:Scottish Legal Life Assurance Society (J. W. HrooJce, Side'botham John James LL.B. solicitor, see Sidebothamagent), 59 Wellington road south ' & Sidebotham:Seal James &; Co. tobacco manufacturers, ,26 &; 27 MarlteL Sidebotham Leah ()frs·.), grocer, 204 Adswood roadplace & Parlc street . Sideootham S1. pawnbrolter & jeweller.33 ~fiddle ~iHg'ateSeaton Elizabeth (Mrs.), frllitarer & grngrcr. 60 Lord st Sidebotham Samuel, watch rna. 55 Parsonage street, H. N'Seaton Sarah Hannah (Miss), draper, 6'3 Buxton road! Sidebotham Samuel, watch maker & tobacconist,82BeatO'n William, undertalcer,' 34 Hi~herHi1lgateSeddon A. tailor, n6 Short street, H. :NWellington road north, H. X .Sidebotham Thomas, jun. butcher, 187 &; 1E9HigherHillgt'Seddon Henry. shopkeeper, 9 Shaw road, SJI8W heath "Sidebotham William L.Mus.• T.e.L., A.R.C.O. professorSed'don John, Brunswick P.H. 49, & shopkeeper 47,Brunswickstreet, H. Nof music, I Greek street, EdgeleySidebottom Geo. greeng'l'ocer, 3 King st. west, Edgeley'Se~l Joyce, beer·& wine ret.' 1°31 Carrington rd. Portwood Sidebottom James, shopkeeper, 97 Bridgefield street, B.NSeel Maria (Mrs.), .Adswood inn, Adswood roadSide-bottom Joseph, beer retailer, 8I Hesketh street, B. NSeel 'William Alfred. tripe dealer, 78 Love' lane, H. X Sidebottom~ )fary (Mrs.), grocer, 217 ChestergateSelby .Jacob, confectioner, ·8 Winifred road, Heaviley Sidebottom Walter, shoeing ~mith, Perry street, TiviotSelby Robert, Ash Tree hotel, ~anchestt'r road, H. N dale, B. N

568 STOClil'ORT. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'SSideley Edward, pattern rna. 22 St. :\fatthew's rd.EdgelylSigley Henry, C,)a1 dealer, 16 Junction ToadS'lIDcock Brothers, glass &. china dealers, 28 )liddle Hillgate& I'I Mowbray streetSimcock James M.D., Ch.B. surgeon, 16 Heaton Moor rdSimister George, fruiterer, 63 St. PQtersgateSimmonds S1. Railway inn P.H. 19 Wellington rd.nth.H.NSimmons George,line inspr. ::\lidland railwaY,57Edgeley rdSimpson Charlotte (Mrs.), shopkpr. 89a, Old road, H. NSimpson James, proV"ision dlr. 16 Toll Bar st. HillgateSimpson Jeremiah, cashier, 62 Kennerley Grave lallaSimpson John, joiner, IIO Chapel street, EdgeleySimpson J ose,ph, butcher, 18 OhestergateSimpson Joseph, shopkeeper, 49 Booth st. Shaw heathSimp&on Wm. Hy. tripe dealer, 65 Wellington rd. southSinger :Manufacturing Co. sewing machine makers, 10Bridge streetSingleton Elizabeth (.\'Irs.),shopkeeper, IS Belmont st.H.XSingleton Henry, herb beer maker, 17 Belmont st. H. XSingleton In. tobccnst. 29 Great Portwood st. PortwoodSingleton Martha pIrs.), shopkeeper, 20 Ratcliffe street.Singleton )Iary Ann ,(Miss), shopkeeper, 90 Hatherlow st.Portwood~isson Alice (1\lrs.), draper, 53 Middle !HillgateSisson William Thomas, tobacconist, 49 Middle HillgateSkarratt George Fredk. tailor, 52 & 56 St. PetersgateSke-rmer Joseph, boot maker, 61 Buxton roadSkermer Joseph, boot & shoe maker, 72 Castle st.EdgeleySkinner Jesse, manager, loB Shaw heathSkinner William Henry, agent for the London & ~orthWestern Railway Co. Wellington road north, H. ~Skipper Florence (Miss), dress mao 44 Caroline st.EdgeleySkipper Hary, tripe dealer, 67 Shaw heathSkitt Florence (Miss), draper, 23 Bramhall laneSlack Henry & Son, horse slaughterers, 49 & 61 GreatEgerton street, H. NSlack Thomas &; Co. cycle manufrs. Wellington rd. southSlack Joseph, Royal Oak P.H. 124 Castle street, EdgeleySlack William, Florist hotel, 100 Shaw heathSlann SamI. fishmonger & grngrcr. 54 Heaton Moor roadSlater J. )1. & F. N. el'ectrical engineers, 3a, Union roadSlaters', grocers & provision dealers, 21 Gt. UnderbankSlater Alfred, Land 0' Cakes P.H. 48 Middle HillgateSlater Ann (:\Irs.), shopkeeper, 28 Cale streetSlater Chas. Wm. fruiterer & greengrcr. 4 BrinksiWaySlater George, confectioner & tobccnst. 150 Love lao H. :NSleigh Alfred, shopkeeper, II2 Turncroft laneSleigh Hubert, salesman, 178 Shaw heathSleigh John, machinist, 102 Oliver streetSmale William Healy, grocer, 50 Hyde street, Portwood-Smalley Chas. provo dlr. 19Sa, 231 & 233 Xew Bridge laSmallwood Cop Dyeing Syndicate Lim. dyers, Daw bankSmeeth Henry George B.A., ~I.D., B.Ch. surgeon, &;medical officer, Heaton Norris district, Stockport union,126 Wellington road north, H. N.; surgery, 43 Lancashirehill, H. NSmethurst Arthur Harry, plumber, I Sandy lane, H. ~Smethurst Wm. J. hair dresser, 17 Castle st. EdgeleySmith & Brooks, solicitors, 39 St. PetersgateSmith Geo. W. & Son, coach bldrs. Wellington rd. southSmith Henry & Sons, coke merchants & carriers, 206Wellington road south & Thomas streetSmith James & Co. Limit.ed, wholesale grocers & cheesefactors, 24 Park street & 5 & 7 Princess street. T N8; T A "Beehive, Stockport"Smith John & Co. oil manufrs. Swains street, ChestergateSmith Thomas & John, sewiJ;tg cotton manufacturers,BrentnaII street. T A. "Nets, Stockport"Smith tV. H. & Son Limited, news agents, Tiviot Dalestation, H. NSmith William & Fort, solicitors, 30 Great UnderbankSmith William & Son, sizers, Bridgefield size works,Brown street, H. NSmith Alfred, butcher, 124 Lancashire hill, H. NSmith Alfred, manager Manchester & County Bank Lim.& treasurer to the Union & Rural District Council,Market placeSmith Alfred, pawnbroker, 30 Sandy lane, H. NSmith Allan, laundry, 315-317 Buxton roadSmith Arthur, manager, 148 Manchester road, H. NSmith Caroline (\rrs.), certificated midwife, 67 Crosby stSmith Charles, beer retailer, 25 & 27 Queen st. PortwoodSmith Charles, glass, china & earthenware dealer, 186Higher HillgateSmith Charles, greengrocer, 69 Castle street, EdgeleySmith Charles, machinist, Gas street, H. NSmith Charles James, artist. 103 Shaw heathSmith Charles William, wood turner, 6 Shaw heathSmith Daniel, insurance superintendent, 87 Shaw heathSmith Edwin, post office supt. 26 Kennerley Grave laneSmith Esther (:Miss), news agent, 67 Buxton roadSmith Fredk.Chas. yeast importer, 14 Stopford st.EdgeleySmith George, engineer, 37 Adswood lane, westSmith George, greengrocer, 56 Sandy lane, :e. NSmith George, shopkeeper, 16 Oxford street, H. NSmith Mrs. Harriet, householder, 33 Heaton road, H. NSmith Harriett (Mrs.), shopkpr. 22 Longsight street,H.NSmith Henry, dining rooms, 21 MillgateSmith James, solicitor &; commissioner for oaths (firm rSmith & Brooks), 39 St. PetersgateSmith John, sewing cotton manufactr. see Smith T. &; J,Smith John, shopkeeper, 31 Edward streetSmith John Henry, draper, II]a, Bramhall laneSmith John Howie :\f.B. physician &c. 4 Crosby streetSmith Jonas, cORiectnr. 66 Great Portwood st. PortwoodtSmith Joseph H. tailor, 26 St. PetersgateSmith Joseph Hy. tchr. of music, IS9 Wellington rd. sthSmith Jsph. Wright, butcher, 31 'Windsor st. HeavileySmith Joshua (exol's.), registered lodging house, 25.Higher HillgateSmith Louisa (Miss) A.R.M.C.M. teacher of music, Rose-Bank house, Whitefield, H. NSmith Margaret pIrs.), beer ret. 107 Castle st. EdgeleySmith Martha Ann (Mrs.), furniture dlr. 5 John stree~Smith Mary (Mrs.), confectioner, 27 Ridgway lane,~mith Mary (Mrs.), confectioner, 20 Turncroft laneSmith Mary (Mrs.), rag merchant, 15 Ratcliffe stree~Smith Robert Joseph, confectioner, 150 Hall streetSmith Samuel, beer retailer, 137 Higher HillgateSmith Sarah (:\frs.), shopkeeper, 57 Union streetSmith Thomas (Mrs.), bookseller & stationer, 89 &; 9r.Lower HillgateSmith Thomas, sewing cotton manuir. se.e Smith T. & J.Smith Thomas R. dancing master, 6 St. MarysgateSmith William, skip maker, 30 Brewery st. PortwoodSmith Wm. Isaac, draper, 15 Lancaster st. PortwoodSmither Harry, draper, 63 Hesketh street, H. NSnape Harold M.D., Ch.B. physician, 138 Heaton Moor I'dSnape James, shopkeeper, 14 Greystoke streetSnape Joseph, boot &; shoe maker, 24 York st. EdgeleySnelson Thos. oonfectnr.& tobccnst.8Lancashire hI. H. NSomers Mary (Miss), dress mao 46 Bloom st. EdgeleySothern Albert Edward, cabinet maker & furniture dealer,.157 Heaton lane, H. NSouthern James, coach painter, 19 George street westSouthwell Elizabeth (Mrs.), butcher, 56 BrinkswaySowerbutts Limited, colliery agents &; coal merchants,.'Wellington road south & Edgeley station; registeredoffice, 63 Greek streetSpeal{ William, tripe dresser, 157 Love lane, H. NSpedding J. F. & Son, insurance agts.240W'ellington rd.sthSpedding Harry, shopkeeper, 8 Green lane, H. NSpedding J. F. registrar of births & deaths Stockport.first sub-district & vaccination officer, 240 Wellingtonroad southSpedding Richard, milliner, II7 Heaton lane, H. NSpence Mary (Mrs.), mop maker, 180 Heaton lane, H. NSpencer Charles, shoe maker, 92 Love lane, H. NSpencer Edward, boot maker 56, &; furniture broker 58rLancashire hill, H. NSpencer Richard, boot maker, 12 Short street, H. NSpencer Robert, shopkeeper, 166 ChestergateStafford Bertha (Miss), teacher of music, 39 Adelaideroad,EdgeleyStafford Geo. househldr. 35 Gilmore street, Shaw heathStafford John Thomas, sand merchant & metal broker,.381 Stockport roadStaley Caleb, beer retailer, 28 Lord streetStalker Donald, slater, 73 Brinksway road, H. NStamp Office (Frank Robinson, distributor), 13 Great.UnderbankStandring J aF\. wine &; spirit merchant, 62 Heaton Moor reiStanhope Elizh. (Miss), confectioner, IIO Castle st.EdgelY'Stansfield .Alfred, grocer, 67 Ratcliffe streetStansfield Frederick, grocer, 202 Adswood roadStansfield George, gTocer, 48 Buxton roadStansfield Hampson, pawnbroker, 200 Higher HillgateStansfield John, cab propri.etor, Brewery st. PortwoodStansfield Joseph, grocer &c. 48 Buxton roadStansfield Robt. cab proprietor, School st. Brinksway:Stanton Henry, bricklayer, 15a, Lord streetIStanton Kate (Mrs.), boot dealer, 58 Lower HillgateStany Alice ()[iss), shopkeeper, 248 Old road, H. NStanyer James, tailor, 48 Torkington street, EdgeleyStanyer William, fried fish dealer, 53 Belmont st. H. NStar Found.ry Co. ironfounders, Thomas street westSteel George, decoratOT, 101 Buxton roadSteele (:\rrs.) & Bell (Mrs.), provision dealers, 22 Ca1'­Kichael street, EdgeleyStephens .A.nnie(Miss),drap8lr & milliner,22 'Wellington groStephenson George W. stationer, & post office, 60 HeatonMoor roadStephensDn William, beer retailer & provision dealer, 53New Bridge lane

DIRECTORY.J CHESHIRE. STOCKPORT. 569Stephenson William, beer retailer, II2 Lancashire hl.H.NStevenson Harriett EMiss), dTaper, 12a, Wharf st. H. NStevenson Leonard, teacher of music & languages, 145Wellington road north, H. NSteward Frederick, corn & flour dIll'. 42 Bloom st. EdgeleyStewart & Shaw, coal merchants, 2 John streetStewart lYilliam, householde.r, IS Florist streetStoelt Philip, coal agent, 78 Belmont street, H. NStockdale Annie (Mrs.), oonfectionerr,269Wellington rd.sthStockdale Robert A., B.A. Land. school, Oale green; res.95 Beech road, Bramhall laneStockdale Thomas Ormerod, househldr. 379 Stockport I'dStockdale William, manager of the Mercantile Bank ofLancashire Limite

5;0 f,TOCKPORT. CHESHIRE. [KELLt"SSutton lVilliam. householder, 100 Kennerley Grave laneSwain &. Co. Limited, "Stockport Advertiser ,. &"Cheshire Daily Echo" publishers, Advertiser office,King street eastSwain Chas. professor of music, 242 'Wellington rd. southSwain Herbt. boot maker 19 & 40a, 42 & 44 Lr. HillgateSwain Isaac Howard Willis. furniture broker &. dealer, 84to 88 Wellington st,reetSwann Fred, cabinet maker, 199 Higher HillgateSwann Joshua, stationer, 120 Greville street, EdgeleySwann Mary (Mrs.), hsehldr. 175 Castle street, EdgeleySwann William, architect &; surveyor, 39 St. Petersgate&; 256 Stockport roadSwarbrick Martha Elln.(Mrs. ),tripe drssr. 'Vater st.PtwdSweet Robert, fruiterer & fish dealer, 75 Shaw heathSwift Frank, shopkeeper, I lYood street, Daw BankSwift William, grocer, 62 Sandy lane, H. NSwinbank Joseph, confectioner, 41 Longshut lane westSwindells &; Su-art, cloggers &; shoe makers, 2 BrinkswaySwindell Eliza pIrs.), confectioner, 43 Old road, H. NSwindells Frank,beer & wine retailer,15 Castle st.EdgeleySwindells Fred, plumber, 196 Higher HillgateSwindells James William, greengrocer, 148 BrinkswaySwindells John, clogger, see Swindells & SuartSwindells John, draper, 27a, Waterloo roadSwindells Martin, draper, 175 Great Portwood st. PrtwdSwindells Mary (Mrs.), hosier, 19 Buxton roadSwindells Thos.insurance agent,53 Freemantle st. EdgeleySwindells'Wiluam, draper, 19 Grenville street, BrinkswaySkyes Elis &; Son, ironmongers, 14 Heaton lane, H. NSykes &. Co. Limited, bleachers, Edgeley Bleach worlis,Edgeley. T A "Syke, -Stockport"Sykes Arthur Henry,householder,41 Torkington st.EdglySykes Edward A.M.I.C.E. civil engineer, 13 Warren stSykes Joshua, insurance agent, 23 Hardcastle rd. EdgeleySykes Thomas, 'beer retailer, 45 New Bridge laneSykes William, confectioner, 16 Waterloo roadSymes William, french polisher, 'Waterloo roadTaggart Jsph.Scott M.B.,Ch.B.physician'43 Heaton Mr.rdTate Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 77 Higher HillgateTatton John Brooks, cashier,9 Lowfield Toad, Shaw heathTavernor Edwd. joiner, 24 George st. Ne,v Bridge laneTaylor Bros. tailors &. juvenile clothiers, 6 Gt. UnderbankTaylor &; Espley, blacksmiths, Great Egerton st. H. NTaylor Alfred, Bulkeley Arms P.H. 199 BrinkswayTaylor Alfred,boot maker, 60 Lloyd street, H. NTaylor Alfred, joiner, 25 Osborne roadTaylor Arthur, boot maker, 121 Love lane, H. NTaylor Benjamin, draper, II6 'Lancashire hill, H. NTaylor Benjamin, jun. hatter. 100 Lancashire hill, H. NTaylor Bessie (Mrs.), Finger Post hotel, 434 Hempshaw laTaylor Charles Barrie M. B., B.Oh. Victoria, L.R.C:P.physician &. surgeon, Holly ,bank, Chatham streetTaylor Collin, insurance agent, 37 Farr street, Edgeley"Taylor Edmund, plumber, 68 Heaton Illne, H. NTaylor Elizabeth(Mrs.), joiner,l Offerton fold,Offerton laTaylor F. (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 46 Moseley street, EdgeleyTaylor Fanny (Mrs. ),apartments,66 Chatham st. EdgeleyTaylor Frances :3Iottram(Mrs.),dress mao 16 Wellington groTaylor Frank, fried fish dealer, 38 Lord streetTaylor George F. builder, 87 "'ellington rd. nth. H. NTaylor James, baker, 6 Gilmore street, Shaw heathTaylor James L. cabinet maker, 46 Chestergate"Taylor John, stationer & pTinter, 74 Heaton Moor 'roadTaylor John E. insurance superintendent, 35 Market pITarlor Joseph, manager, 27 Adswood lane eastTaylor Lucy (-Mrs.), wardrooe dealer, '36 Gt. Portwd. stTaylor Mary (~Irs.), shopkeeper, 46 Bamford streetTaylor Mary (Mrs.), stationer, 158 OhestergateTaylor Richard, clogger, 12 Higher HillgateTaylor Richa,rd 'Wm. fried fish dealer, I6.sandy la. H.' NTaylor Richard Spence, grocer, 6g ,Shaw heath'Taylor Robert, furriers' agent, 87 St. Petersgate';100 Bramhald. lane 'T.aylor Robert, confectioner, 70 Lower HillgateTaylor Robert, furniture remover, 277 Buxton roadTaylor Robert, shopkeeper, 21 John streetres.Taylor Samuel.. farmer, Cale Green farm, Cale GreenTaylor Sarah (Miss), dress maker, 10 Hindley streetTaylor Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, '230 Old Toad. H. NTaylor Sarah A. (Mrs.), draper, 37 Castle st. Edg-eley ,Taylor Selina (Mrs.), greengrocer.28 York street, EdgeleyTaylor Squire, glass & china dealer, 15 King street eastTaylor Thomas, grocer, 327 Hempshaw laneTaylor Thos. sanitary plwnber, 8Bosden st. Hghr.HllgteTaylor Thomas Henry, dentist, 28 IShaw heathTaylor Uriah, Old Pack Horse inn, 2 Market placeTaylor Walter, butcher, II7 Bramhall laneTaylor Walter,buteher,I27 Great Portwood st. PortwoodTayloT William, dining rooms, 23 Middle HillgateT,aylor f\ViIliam, insurance agent, 34 Gilmore street'Taylor 'William, T. confectioner, 19 Castle st. EdgeleyTeat George, station master, WeUington road' north, H. NTee James shopkeeper, 92 Chapel street,. Edgeley "Temple Mary Jane pIrs.), servants' regtstry office,' 22Wellington road north, H. N 'Tharme Wm. Hy. .Navigation'inn, I Manchester I'd. H. NThatcher James, cabinet maker, 25 Chl1rchgateiThatcher Jonathan, shopkeeper, 36 Bu1keley st. EdgeleyTha.tcher Thomas, shopkeeper, 10'8 Chapel st. EdgeleyThatcher 'Yilliam, shopkeeper, 27 ChurchgateTheaker Henry, cart & van builde'1', 49 Shaw heathThom Henry, coal dealer, IS Clarendon street, H. NThoma.s &. Taylor Lim. laundry engineers, churn, dairy &washing machine makers, 80 & 812 Lower Hillgate.T A " Laundry, Stockport"Thomas Fredk. Wm. tobmacconist., 9 Wellington rd. sthThomas George R. cabinet rna. & upholstr.I35BramhalllaThomas George R. upholsterer. Lytham streetThomas John, gr-eengroceT, 97 Castle street, EdgeleyThomas Samuel, hews agent, 214 Heaton lane, H. ~Thomas WilHam, ,pawnbroker, 47 Gt.Portwood st. Portwd'l'hom'pson E. &; Sons. plumbers, 20 Heaton lane, H.N'Thompson & Hockenhall, milliners, 90 Higher HillgateThompson J. & Co. grocers, & agents for W. &; A. GilbeyLimited, wine & spirit merchants, 60 Sandy lane, H.NThompson, McKay &·Co. Lim. (Thomas Goodis'on, agent),carrier~ &. railway agents, 28 Wellington 'rd. nth. H. NThompson' & Sons, printers &; stationer-s,34 St.Petersgatel'hompson Edwd. shpkpr. &; beer ret'4 Brinltsway rd.B.N'l'hompson Eliza (Mrs.), apartments, 21 Hatton st.l H. NThompson George, pawnbroker, 17 Higher HillgateThompson '.John, shopkeeper, 63 Huntsman's brOW, H. NThompson John Martindale, tailor, 71 Heaton lane, H. NThompson Jose.ph, Swan hotel, 37 Shaw heathThompson Ralph, shopke,eper, 204 Old road', H. :NThompson S1. Windsor Castle P.H. 41 Castle st. EdgeleyThompson William, jun. printer, see Thompson &; SonsThomson Emanuel, cab 'proprietor, 163 Great" Portw06d'st'l'horley Walter, beer retailer, 83 Oastle street, EdgeleyThornburn & Co. boot & shoe dealers, 95 He'aton larte, H.NThorniley David &. Son, reed & heald makers, Junctionworlis,2a, Shaw heathThorniley G-eorge Edward, shopkeeper, 61' Lord streetThornil-ey James, heald maker, I Gilmore street ,Thoril'i1ey Peter, teacher of 'violin, Cal'oline st. Edgeley' "'l'horniley Wm. coach prop'rietor, 41 Buxton rd. 'HeavHey'l'hornley Harriett (Mrs.'), confectioner, 34 Lancashirehill,H. NThornley Thomas. hair dresser, 40 Brinksway 'road,. H. NThornley Saml. Hr. coach proprietor, 42 Mo.seley st.EdglyThornton John, greengrocer, 128 OhestergateThorp Walt.& Co. 'coal mers.Portswood coal yard,PortwdThorp John, chemist &; wine mel'. 66 Heaton Moor roadThorpe George, glas'S &; china dealer, lOla, Old road, H. NTickle James, blacksmith, 39a, Sandy lane, H. NTidswell Geo. S. butcher, II7 Gt. Portwood st. Portwood'l'itley James, shQopkeeper, 16 Piccadilly ,Titterton J. &. Sons Limited, pork butchers, 21 LowerHillgate &; 19 &. 21 Reddish road & II2 Love lane~ H. NTitterton WilIiam,shampooer, 99 Wellington road nth:H.NTomlinson George, boot maker. 30 Union street, Wellingtonroad south ",Tomlinson Henry, 'tripe dealer, 367 Buxton roadTomlinson J. W. osmate & builders' merchant, 80a, 'Wellington'roadnorth, '-D. N. See advertTomlinson Jane (:\Iiss), boot dlr:Ia,Great Portw()od streetTomlinson John, smallware dealer, 24 Spring gardens,Cburchgate ' ,Tomlinson William, boot, maker, 6 Whari street, H. NTonge Alfred & William, ooal merchant.s, Edgeley ·station,Railway road; Bakewell street, Edgel'eY& Swannstreet; Portwood ,I,. - ••Tonge Albert lVro. coal dealer, Bradshaw st. Edward' stTonge William, coal dealer, 15 Brunswick street, ·H. NTonge William, coal I;D.erchant 'CA. & W. Tonge), 94' 'WeI·'lington road southITorkington Henry, Bamford Arms P.B. 73 Buxton ToadTorkington James, fried fish dealer, 187 Wellington Td.9thTorkington Jame,s Henry, painter & paperhanger, n6Carrington road, Portwood'Tarkington Thomas T..hat manufacture-r,"see Sutton &;l.'orkington Limited .' .I:. " •Torr John, shopkeeper, 26 Buckingtam street, HeavileyTowers John, news agent, Pest -office,94 Lancashire hl.H.NTowers """illiam, shopkeeper, 12 Lord streetTownley Lawrence, hat finisher; 2S Lodfleld TOad 'Townsend Frederick W. paintet, 10 Charl~WQ1'th streetTownsend Geo. com. trav. 16 Aberdeen cres. Chatham stl.'racy John. beer retailer, 209 ChestergateTravis ~Iatthew, draper, 75 Love lane, H. N'fravis William James, dairyman, 122a,. Shaw heathTrueman Francis Shaw, coal merchant;, Edgeley station,Railwa~· road &. Heaton Moor road

DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. STOCKPORT. 5ilrrevor Henry, draper, 38 Sandy lane, H. XTudor Edwin, clerk, 104 Bramhall laneTunnicliff CecilI (~iss), shopkeeper, 2-1- Bury street,H.~Tunstall James C. confectioner & baker, 18 & 20 Wellingtonroad north, H. NTurnbull John W. outfitter, 5 Heaton lane, H. :NTurner, Atherton & Co. Limited, hatters' machinists,Virginia mills, Higber Hillgate. 1.' A "Atherton,Stockport"; T N 13 NatTnrner Emma & ..lnnie (:\Iisses), shopkeepel's, 5 I Atholstreet, H. ::NTurner G. & W.wine & spirit merS.12 & I+ Lit.Underbank1.'urner Anthony, shopkeeper, 37 HerbeTt street, EdgeleyTurner Edith PIiss),shopkeeper, 3 Huntsman's brow,H.NTurner Edwin, baker, 5" Middl~ HillgateTurner Eliza (:\'Iiss), dress maker, 96 Didsbury road, H. ;XTurner Eliza (Miss), dress mao 76 Wood st. Daw bankTurner Elizabeth(Mrs.),beer ret.31 to 35 Travis brow,H.XTurner Enos, shopkeeper, 44 Brunswick street, H. KTurner George Alfred Webster, solicitOT (firm, ~IcClure& Turner), ~ Warren streetTurner H. H. surveyor & inspector to Stockport RuralDistrict Council, Union office, Shaw heathTurner James, boot maker, 65 Edward streetTurner James, grocer & beer ret. 19 Jepson st. Heavile)'Turner James, shopkeeper, 23 Lord ~reetTurner In. hat mfr. Vernon hat wlrs. Great UnderbankTurner John, provision merchant, Hooper streetTurner Joseph, cab proprietar, 56 Hea.ton Moor roadTurner Joseph, teacher of music, 165 Castle st. EdgeleyTurner Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 23 King street eastTurner JIary Hannah (Miss), gen. dealer 216, & provisiondealer 218, Heaton lane, H. NTurner Richard, iron &c. broker, 104 Brinltswayrrurner Robert. butcher, 32 BrinkswayTurner Robert, shopkeeper, 60 Duke streetTurner Samuel, greengrocer, 59 Bowdon street" EdgeleyTurner Sarah (Miss), shopkeeper, 2 Hamilton st. H. NTurnn William, draper, 37 New Zealand roadTurnock James Joseph, relieving officer. first district,Diamond st·reetTurton ,Tames R. shoplteeper &, beer ret. I Grafton st.H.NTwyford Mary H. (~Iiss),pictUJ1'e frame ma.g Lit.UnderbnkTwyford Thomas, provision dealer, 33 PiccadillyTwyford Wm. Jepson, timber mer.lSee Wilson & TwyfordTyne W. J. & Co. Limited, printeil's & publishers & publi'5hersof the" Joyful News," Hardcastle rd. Edgeley.TN 45Union Bank of ~Ianchester Limited (John L. Walsh,manager). Bridge street; draw on Glyn, Mills & Co.LondonUnsworth Joseph, Bowling Green inn, 5 Charles streetUnwin Edward,lhouseholder, 104 Chatham st. EdgeleyUttley Thomas, shopkeeper, 43 King street eastVarley :\Iargt. (Mrs.), apartments, 72 Wellington rd. 8thVaughan Augustus Fos'sett,solicitor of the supreme court,commissioner to administer oaths, clerk to the commissionersof taxes, Stockport division, & agent toRoyal Exchange Assurance CQrporation, 10 Wellingtonroad north, H. NVaughan George Lingard, solicitor, 24 St. PetersgateVeail William, news agent, 18 Castle street, Edgeley,VenablesRichard-8.-eommercial travIlr'53 Did-sbury rd.H.~Verdon Leyinous Henry, chemist, I'84a, Higher HillgateVernon Cotton Spinning Co. Limited (Peter Briscoe,. sec.), .N:ersey street, Portwood. T N 15 .'Vernon Park Museum (Edwd. Hewitt, cUll'ator),Vernon pkVernon John Justinian M.B., C.1I.Edin. physician &surgeon, 7 Greek streetVernon Rt. Hon. IJord -{William Higson, agent), collieryproprietor, Wellington road south . .Vernon Richd. tripe drssr. 149 Great Portwood st. PortwdVickers John, draper, 122 ChestergateVickery Robert, tailor & news agent, 65 Shaw heathVictoria Conservative Club (George Hammond, sec.),127 Hall streetVigerstaff Walter, fruiterer, 94 Higher HillgateVigerstaffe "Vilburn, greengrocer, 47 Bowdon st. EdgeleyVolunteer Battalion (4th) Cheshire Regiment (Lt.Col. . &Hon. Col. W. T. Carrington V.D. commandant; Lt.­Col. G. Pearson V.D. second in command; Lieut. W.ChaJIoner, instructor of musketry; ,adjrltant; Hon C:apt. W. MeII'rison, quartermaster.StoJkport Compames-D, Capt. G. H. Leah; E. Capt.& lon. Major J. G. Johnson, jun. V. D.; F, Capt.Hy e Marriott; G, Capt. & Hon. Major t. D. Clifton;H, Capt. R. H. ·Brady; I, Capt. &1 Han. ~[ajor W. R.Mc "lure; 0, Capt. L. C. Lake; medical officers, Sur~g-eo. -Lieut. F. C. Rogers & Surgeon-Capt. R. B. Sidebotam: GeorgellDent, sergeant-major; Color-Sergt.G. J. :\'[£>ndes, drill instructor; head quarters, Greekstre ·t, ;,Shaw heathWade Salina (~Iiss), confectioner, 133 Love lane, H. NWadsworth John, greengrocer, 154 Hall streetWager Richard, grocer, 188 Adswood roadWager Richard, insuranC2 agent, 190 Adswood roadWagstaff Herbert, clogger, Marriott streetWagstaff James, accountant, auctioneer & estate agent,7 Warren street. See advertWagstaff John, greengrocer &i fishmonger, 37 & 39 MiddleHillgate & fruit merchant, 19 Baker street &, GreatCentral Hailw:w. "'ell road, H. NWain John, clogger, 22 King street west, EdgeleyWain Thomas F. baker, 65 ~Iiddle HillgateWaite Daisy piiss). dress maker, II St. Paul's st.Portwd'Wakefield John, tripe dealer, II9 Love lane, H. NWakefield Richard Cobden, baker, provision dealer & porkbutcher, I II Heaton lane, H. NWakefield,Samuel, tailor, 148 Wellington road southWakefield Sarah pIis-s), shopkeeper, 8 Warren roadWakefield Thomas,beer retaile.r,72Northgate st.BrinltswayWalker A. O. deputy registrar of births & deaths, Countychambe.rs, Market place'''alker Alfred, greengrocer, 67 Lower HillgateWallter .Allen, drapE'r, 45 Chapel street, Edgeley'Valker Ann (Mrs.), shopke-eper, 7 Belmont street, H. NWalker Ann (?\lrs.), tailoTes's, 103 Bramhall laneWalker Elizh. (Mrs.), shopkpr. & beer retlr.39 Ratcliffe stWalker James, confectioner, 6 Dial.stone laneWalker James, prorvision dealer, 24 ChurchgateWalker Jane (Mrs.), s-tay maker, 35 Lower HillgateWanter John E. traveller, I Ashburn road, H. N ,Walker M. (Mrs.), greengrocer, I Castle street, EdgeleyWalker Mary Emma OIl'S.), hutcheil', 60 Torkingii:m st.EdgeleyWalker )Iaud (Miss), tobacconist, 10 ChurchgateWalker Robert, draper, 1-1-1 Great Portwood st. PortwoodWalker Sl.brass founder, see Hindley,Walker & HammondWalker Sarah (Mrs.), hou-seholder, 50 Shaw heathWallieI' Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 23 New Zealand roa,dWalker Sarah Jane (Mrs.), tripe dealer, 9 Bakel' st. H. NWalker Thomas, grocer, 32 Worrall street, EdgeleyWalker William, dairy, 23b, Sandy lane, H. NWalker William, provision dealer, 35a, iL\farket placeWallter William, tailor, 1211 Welli-ngton road southWallace Emma (Mrs.), .tripe dresser, 5 Wellington streetWallen Frank W. stationer, & post office, 16 Bridge stre~tWalley John, tripe deale,r, 73 Old road, H. NWallwork Richard Thomas, cotton & cotton waste dealer,Lower Wellington mill, Heaton lane, H. N. T A "R.T. Wallwork, Stockport"Wallworth James, shopkeeper, 144 Hesketh street, H. NWalmsley Charles &, Mary, boot mas. 31 Great UnderbankWalmsley David, factory inspector, 29 Longshut lane we9tWalmsley Henry,commel'dal t.rav11r. 17 Clarendon 5t.H.NWalmsley Robinson, furnitur-e dealer, 63 Castle st.EdgelyWalmsley William, coal merchant, Edgeley station, Railwayroad & Portwood coal yard, Bre'Wery st. PortwoodWalsh Alice (Miss), florist, 22 Bridge streetWalsh John L. manager of the Union Bank of Manchester,Bridge streetWalsh Joseph, shopkeeper, 16 Angel streetWalsh Walter, news agent, 45 Swan street, PortswoodWalter Richard, draper, 484 Stockport roadWalters Arthur Fitzroy, refreshment rooms,Edgly.stationWalthew John &i George Limited, cotton spinners,Springmount& Brinksway mills. T A "WaJthew, Stockport"Walthew & Co. coal merchants, George's- roadWaltho John,baking powdeT manufaciurer,35a,ChurchgateWalton John & Son, tailors, 167 Higher Hillgate .'Valton Elizabeth (Mds'S), dress maker,. 167 Higher HillgteWalton Elizaheth (Miss), milliner, I Charles s-treetWalton Frank, fried 1i@h dealer, 65 Buxton roadWalton Joshua, printer, 30 Higher HillgateWalton Samuel, decorator, 209 Shaw heath'Walton Thomas, saddler, 280 Wellin~ton road south"~and Elizabeth (~Irs.), dTapeT, 79 Low.er HiUgateWangate John W. schoolmaster, 20 Ad·swood lane eastWant Elizh. (Mrs.), :\Iagnet inn.5I Wellington rd.nth.H.N\-Vant George David, grocer & bakel', 163 ChestergateWant Robert, undertaker, 63 Baker st. & 59 Short st.H.NWarburton Alfred, corn dealer, 217 Higher HillgateWarburton Alfred, householder, 88a, Shaw heathWarburton Elizabeth (MI'S.), shopkeeper, 10 Travis st.H.NWarburton Jane (Mrs.), householder, 86 Shaw heathWarburton Peter. gardener, 49 Cbarle5 streetWard Bros. Limited. wholesale hat manufacturers, Wellingtonroad south & hatters, 5 )Iarket place & 24Lower Hil1gateWard & Leech, coal mel's. Edgeley station & Georges roadWard George, furniture dealer. 16 Middle Hillgate'Ward Joseph, shopkeeper, 30 Hindley ~tr~etWard Thomas, pork butcher, 128 Hall street

572 STOCKPORT. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'SWard "homas, Daw Bank vaults,Brooke street westII8 Daw banI;: &; 2 Whitney George, financial agent, 39 Greek street'Vhitney Joseph, shopkeeper, 8 Greystol;:e streetWard Thomas D. manager, 15 Turn~roft lane 'Vhittaker James, householder, 3 Dale street" EdgeleyWard Thomas W. T. coal merchant, 13 Greek street Whittaker ~fary pfr~.), shopkeeper, 273 Heaton lane,H.NWard Charles, confectioner, 59 Lord street Whittaker Samuel Edward, news agent, 206 Old rd. H. :NWardle Minnie (Mrs.), shopkpr. 41 Alldis st. Buxton I'd 'Whittaker William, draper, 222 Old road, H. :NWardleworth Edwd.bank clerk,II Heath cre!-'.Bramball laWarnes James, jobbing gardener, 291 Buxton road'Vhittam Emma pll'~.), draper, II9 Great Portwood stWhittam George, steward, 163 Castle street, EdgeleyWarren Sarah & Co. wood carvers, 50 ChurchgateWarren Elizabeth (:\Irs.), 'draper, c; Cnion roadWhittle Edwa.rd, provision dlr. 24 Adswood lane eOl!itWhittle George, shopkeeper, 86 Wood street, Daw hank'Val'ren Henry, shopkeeper, II8 Turn.croft laneWarren Joseph, boot maker, 137 Great Portwood street'Vhittle James, joiner, I I Hatton street, H. :\Widdows Jamei P. lillrWVl1r & aTChit ect, 106 ChathamWarren Joseph, boot dealer, 26 Lancashire hill, H. NWarrington Benj. J. shopkeeper, 8 Brady st. Portwoodstreet, Edgeley .Widdowson Wright, flour &; yeast merchant., 30 Gl'eatWarrington Lee,provision dlr. 23 Buckingham st.HeavileyWaterhous€Thos.& Son,cotton & yarn agt.2Longshut la.wePortwood streetWi~ley Henry Burton, groce,r, 93 Heaton 1:1ne, H. KWaterhouse George William, harness rna. 2a, Waterloo I'dWaterhouse Randolph, corn dealer, 2 Longshut lane west'Yilcox David, tailor, 133 Grenville street, EdgeleyWild Georg-e &; Sons, boot makers, 30 :\Iarket placeWaterhouse Walt.furniture brokr.74 GreatEgerton st.H.N 'Vild J. &; Son, ~ro:cers, 20 Shaw heathWaters John, dining rooms, 8 Churchgate, Stockport Wild Ada (:\lis,s), dress maker, 13 .\d'mood lane eastWaterworth ~fargaret & 1.yne Elizabeth plisses), mil- Wild Alfred, coal dealer, V:mgton "treet, Portwoodliners, 8 Union road Wild Alfred, shopkeeper, 33 Yictory ~tl'eet, PortwoodWatkins Harry, Old Black Bo~· P.H. 27 Gt. UnderbankWatson Fred, butcher, 21a. ~iddle HillgateWild Alice (Mrs.), householder, 16 Church road, H. NWild Damaris 0Mrs.), fancy goods dlr'5 &; 7 Gt.Under'hnkWatson George, fried fish dealer, 149 Old road, H. :\" Wild Edwin, grocer, see J. "-ild & SonWatson Juhn, fried fish dealer, 15 Travis brow, H. X Wild Enoch, coffin maker, 27 John streetWatson Mary Catherine plrs.), confctnr.I35 Love la.H. ~ Wild Fr€dericl~, beer retailer, 110 Love lane, H. NWatters Peter, tobacconist, 47 St. Peter's gate; ."9 Greek Wild George, hair dresser, II Wellington rd. north, H. Nstreet &; 1~7 Heaton lane & 2 Teyiot dale, H. :s Tfild George E'dward, salesman, I Heath crescentWebb Thomas &; Co. patent perfedion brass name plate Wild H., .A..R.c.a. professor of music, 27 Buxton roadmanllfactm'ers, engraverslington mill~, H. X& designers, Lower Wel- Wild James, shopkeeper, q Park streetWild James, tripe dresser, 16 St. PetersgateWebb Alice (Mrs.), grocer, 21 Hindley streetWild James E. draper, 20 Belmont street, H. NWebster & Peacock, grocers &; wine & SJPirit merchants, Wild John, butcher, 100 Heaton lane, H. N44 Heaton ~Ioor road Wild John, fried fish dealer, 10 Hayfield street, l'orlwoodWebste~' 'Yilliam, painter, see Lewi,o;; & Webster Wild John, furniture dealer, 5, 7 & 9 Buxton rd. HeavileyWellington Coffee House (John Alfred Handley, man- 'Vild John, hair dresser, II Belmont street, H. Nager), 133 Heaton lane, H. X,Yild John Henry, shopkeeper, 132 BrinkswayWellington ConservatiYe Club (William Rowbottom, sec.), Tfild Joseph, coal dealer, 10 George street westRisque street, H. NWellington (The) Machine Co. hox makers' machineryWild Joseph, grocer, 166 BrinkswayWild Joseph, hardware dealer, 10 Norbury streetmanufactur~rs,Wellington mills, Wellington road southWells Frederick, draper, 21 Tor]dn~ton street, EdgeleyWild ~arr Pliss), dress maker, 80 Chapel st. EdgeleyWild Walter, hair dresser, 77 Wellington road southWelsh Jame-s, commercial hotel, Shaw heath\Yild William, Grove inn, 59 Lord street & 15 Norbury IltWeltoIl John Wm. commercial travllr.I5 'Yhitefield, H. 5 Wild William Henry, fried fish dlr. 8'1 King st.we.EdgelyWest Albert, painter, 42 Greek streetWilde Orlando, County hotel, 13 MillgateWest George, drape,r, 107 Love lane, H. NWilde Thomas C. cashier, 46 Adswood lane westWeston Hedley Vicars, station master, 379c, Stockport I'd Wilding Jane (Mi~s), news agent &; tobacconist, 130Whalley George, grocer, 177 Grea,t Portwood street Higher HillgateWhalley Matilda (Mrs.), draper, 151 Great Portwood st. 'Wilkinson William & Sons, cotton doublers, East BaultPortwoodmill, Carrington road, PortwoodWhalley William, shopkp.r. &; beer ret.72 Parsonage st.H.X Willdnson Arthur G., F.:\I..S.A. archtct.32 St.PetersgateWharmby Elizh. (~Irs.), ,shopkpr. 28 Bridgedield st. H. N Wilkin-son John, confectioner, J97 Higher HillgateWharmby Joseph, fried fish dealer, 100 Hig-her Hillgate Wilkinson John, tobacconist, 78 Great Portwood streetWharmby Saml. drsper, 40 Hindley st. Higher Hillgate Wilkinsn Josiah, beer reUr. 34 King street west, EdgeleyWhatmough Frederick, hatter & tobacconist, 79 Great Wilkinson Peter, confectioner, 174 BTinksway ,Portwood street, PortwoodWilkinson Thomas, shopkeeper, 3 Lowe streetWhatmough Isaac, salesman, 12 Beech roadWilks Arthur, electrician, 9 Castle street, EdgeleyWatters Peter, tobacconist. 127 Heaton lane &; 2 Tiviot Willes Hannah (Miss), seedsman, 32 Castle st. Edgeleydale, H. :NWilks Henry, chapel keeper, 155 Castle street, EdgeleyWheeldon Charles & Sonil, bobbin manufacturers, Cal'- Willan :\IaI'Y OIiss), teacher of music, 180 Wellingtonrington road, PortwoodWheeldon Henry & Co. printers, stationers &; tobacroadnorth, H. NWillanMary(Mrs.),householder,I80 Wellington rd.nth.H.Nconists, 37 Wemngton road south,"Yillans Henry, l'choolmaster, 10 Crosby streetWheeldon ~arah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 42 Lord street Willett William, butcher, II ~eal House browWheelhouse & Co. drapers, 5 High street Williams Deacon's Bank Limited (branch) (R. T. Heys,Wheelton William & Co. timber & sanitary pipe &c. mer- agent), 8 Litrtle Unde-rbank; draw on London office, 20chants, Wellington road southWhelan J. (Mrs.), milliner, 24 Higher HillgateBirchin lane E CWilliams John & Sons Limited. grocers &c. 16 Bu~tonWhipp Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartments, 24 Love lane, H. :\I Toad & 96 & 98 Castle street, E'dgeleyWhitaker James, grocer &. provision dealer, 13 Castle Williams Charles, correspondence clerk, 5 Heath crescentstreet, Edgeley & 46 & 48 King street west & baker, Williams Ellen p'Irs.), Golden Fleece inn, 16 Chesterg-ate30 Wood street, Daw bankWhitaker John Firth, grocer, 43 York street, EdgeleyWilliams Ernest, greengrocer, 106 Lancashire hill, H. XWilliams FJ.orence (IMiss), greengrocer, 131 Love la. H. ~Whitaker Lloyd E. sadd'ler, 39 Wellington road south Williams Geoffrey, shopkeeper, 58a, Edward streetWhitaker Thomas, boot dealer, 17 Union roadWhitaker Thos. grocer & boot rna. 104a, Higher HillgateWilliams George, tailor, 99 He~ton lane, H. ~Williams John, butcher, IE6 .&dswood roadWhitaker Walter, provision deale-I', 28 Queen st. west, Williams John, florist" 79 Heaton lane, H. NChe-stergate Williams John, grocer, I Gorsey ~ount streetWhita]eer Wilfred, grocer, 36 Northgate !'t. Brinksway I Williams John Richard, fried fish dlr. 108 Heaton ~a.H.XWhite William & ,Son, drapers, 62 Middle Hillgate Williams John W. butcher, Junction roadWhite James, boot maker, 181 Higher Hill!!ateWilliams Joseph, hel"balist, 60 Lanca

DIRECTORy·1 CHESHIRE. ~TOCKPOHT. 573'Yllliamson .!.nne pIrs.), iron &; tinplate worker &; iron­, monger, 14 Waterloo road &; 3 Canal streetWilliamson Annie (Miss), stationer, &; pu~t uftice, 347New Bridge laneWIDiamson Charlotte (Miss), dress maker, 129 BramhalllaWilliamson Ellen (Mrs.), tobacconist, 190 BrinkswayWilliamson Fredk. Wm. pawnbroker, 128 Higher HillgateWilliamson George, traveller. 23 Adswood lane eastWilliamson John, fried fish dlr. I Rowland street. H. NWilliamson John, clogger, 77

574 STOCKPORT. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'SYates James, seedLittle Underbankmerchant & implement dealer, 29 Young John, painter, 25 Park streetYoung Merideth M.D., D.P.H. medical ofli.cer of healtb~Yearsley John Wm. town missionary, 46 Wellington grovo Stoclrport borough, Little Egerton street; res. 106-Yeoman Mattliew &Talbot streetSons, ironfounders & machinists, Wellington road southY0ung Thos. insurance agent, 76 Sandy lane, H. NYorke Rose (Mrs.), apartments, 19 King street eastYoulden Emma (Mrs.),grcr. & post off.4I3 Hempshaw laYoung William J. teacher of music, 69 Heaton Moor rdYorkshire Provident Life Assurance Co. (.Albert EdwardYoung Andrew, painter, I Turner street & 29 Park streetYoung David, Star &

DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. STOCKPORT (REDDISH). 575Bentham Sml. hairdrssr.7 Reddish rd Gregson Eliza (!Miss), shopkeeper, 87 :Massey Joseph, joiner, 94 Gorton I'dBooth Jas.hrdwre.dlr'49 Broadstone rd Broadstone road ~Jayall Arthur, gl'eengrcr.26 Gorton I'dBooth John, shopkeeper &; coal dealer, Griffiths Danie.l (Mrs.), dr:J.per, 26 ~\L\yall WIlliam Henry, fishmonger, 2433 Reddish road Reddish road Gorton roadBowlas David Lim. cotton spinners & Groucott Margaret (Mrs.), smallware Mellor Samuel, shpkpr. 59 Gorton I'ddoublers, Victoria mill, Bowlas lane clealer, 46 Reddish road Meredith Thomas, beer retailer, 59Boyd Harry, draper, 444 Gorton road H-ale Wm. hairdrssr.40 Broadstone I'd Brook streetBradbury Thomas, beer retailer, 127 Hamer Edwin, fried fish dealer, 75 ~itchell Samu_'l, shoema. 4 Ann "tBroadstone road llroadstonJ road Morris Walter, Houldsworth AnnsBradley Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer, Hammond l?l'edk. shpkpr.338G()rton I'd Hotel, Broad:4une roadReddish Hall farm Harri,;on A~nes :Maud (Miss),dressma. ~,ottershead George, fIuiterer, 30Bradshaw, Hammond &. Co. Ltd. calico 427 Gorton road Reddi~lt rO:ldprinters, Reddish valeHarrison Erlwin,cnfctnr'452Gorton rd M\l~groveAdam,beerretlr.87Gorton I'dBromley James, shpkpr.Reddish vale Harrison .John, bricluna. Sandfold la Musgrove Adam, fruitr. 446Gorton I'dBrown &; Louden (The Misses), dress- Hattersley Arthur, butcher, 2 & 448 ~ewman TlhJs. hrdwr~.J.lr. 17 Greg stmakers, 55 Gorton I'oad Gorton rond ~ixon Aaron. farmer, Church farm,.Browll Jame, farmer, Hope farm, Hawkins John, enfctnr. 75 Reddish I'd Reddish r::ladBowlas lane Henel'~' Catherine (Miss), shopkeeper. Nixon John, farmer, Pink Bank laneBrownhill Jonathan, gardener, Ches· 4-} & 46 Manchester street Nixon Thomas, fanner, Whitehallnut Cottage, Reddish road Hensley Willam FredlJIick, bootmaker, farm. Greg stre~tBuckley Jsph.painter,36 Broadstone I'd 484 Gorton road Purkes Samue-l, fried fish dealer, 456Buckley Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, II Hesford Arthu:" tea dlr.231 Gorton I'd Gorton roadRailway avenue, Hobson street Hibbert Robert, baker, 240 Gurton I'd Parkin William, confectioner, 56 &.Burder Fredk. dalryman,25Reddish I'd Higginson Samuel, confectioner, 77 450 GuI'ton roadBurke Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Broadstone road Peacock Rebecca (Mrs.), shopkeeper,.67 Coronation street Hogg Miles, undertaker,32 Reddish I'd 34 Edward streetCaldwell Joseph, nurseryman &; florist, HolrIer Sarah (Mrs.), shpkpr.50 Ann st Pettitt Clara (:Miss), shopkeeper, 81170a, Gorton road Huole Peter,shpkpr'70 Coronation st Gorton rll'ldCarless Sarah (Mrs.), fried fish dealer, Hoole Samuel, coal dlr.40 ,Hawkins st Phillipson Sarah Ann ()irs.), grocer,.69 Gorton road Horrocks William Henry, outfitter, 9 62 Gorton roadClancy Alice (Miss), dressmaker, 42 Broanstone road Pilling John, shopkeeper, 207 Greg stReddish road Houlc1;;worth & Co. Ltd. cotton spnnrs. Platt John, Dull's Head inn, 531Cole Robert coal merchant, Midland Honldsworth strt:'et Gorton roadrailway, Gorton road Houldsworth Working Men's Club Platt Joseph,hairdresser'436 Gorton reI{Jonse~atiY,e Guh (Ellis Whittaker, (John Ludlow, jun. sec.), Victoria st Pollitt Paul, shpkpr.I25 & 127Greg ststeward), 8 Gorton road Howard Alfred, shpkpr. 15 Brook st Pountain Mary Ann (Mrs.), ho,,;ier,.Cook ,Thomas, shpkpr..73Broadstone I'd Howard Alfred, draper, 29 Greg street 203 Greg' streetCra~en Bros. Ltd. enginee~s,Bowlasla Howard Wm.C. ~hplipr. 7 Hawkins 8t Priestner Frederick ":illiam, farmer,.C'Il11ks~1nk Gertrude (MISS), dress· Hurd Mary Ann (Mrs.), newsagent, Woodall fa:-m,. ReddIsh roadmaker, .162 Gorton road 75 Gortlln road Prophett BenJamm, fent (111'.2 Bolton stCruil~shankJohn, tail~r, !62 Gorton I'd Ironfield Elizabeth (~Irs.), laundry,. 1 Reddish B!ick, 'file &. Pottery Co.Denmson Samuel, frUIterer, Gorton I'd Salisbury gtreet ·Ltd. (l

'576 STOCKPORT (REDDISH). CHESHIRE. [ KELLY'S'Smith SamueJ, tWIner, Shaw fold,Pink Bank lane'Smith Thos. Hanson M.D.Durh.,L.RC.S. &, L.RC.P.Edin., D.P.H.Camb. surgeon, Beresford,Gorton I'dSOl'O Willi~~, shpkpr. 216 Gorton I'dSouth Reddish Conservative Club(Henry Warburton Samuel [Trove,sec.), Weston streetSouth Reddish ~anufacturingCo.Lim.(Fredk. Cassart, sec.), cott

DmECTORV.] CHESHIRE. STOCKPORT (BEATON CHAPEL). 577Machin Samuel, 7 Cambridge street ShackletunWm..arth.122Wellington I'd] .ashton ~Iargaret pln~.), butcher. 2Yanley Edmund, 197 Manchester rd Shadwell Henry, I Cambridge l'trt't't Oxfurd ~treetMarples Chas. Fredk.3 Howard av.nth Shaw Mrs. 13 Weston grove :Bt>lC'her Gel)rge William, butcher, 148Marriott Mrs. 5 St. Alban's avenue Shelmerdine Arthur, 21 Brook road Wf'llington roadMarriott William, 13 Grange avenue Sibson Ernest Sheldon, 7 Lynwoud gro Birch Frederick, draper, Post office,Marsden Walter M. I I Victoria grove Siddall George F. 4 Grange avenue :\1anchester roadMarsh Thos. Arth. 156 Wellington rd Sidebotham Arthur LL.B. The Or- Buser Paulina (Miss), dress maker, 20)fason George Henry, 30 Langford' rd chard, Tatton road south Oxford street)father Mrs. 156 Manchester road Sidebotham Chas. Hy. 36 Langford rd Chadwick Alfred ~I.D.Brux., L.R.C.P.Maxwell Arthur, 18 Grange avenue Slater :\lrs. 38 :.\Ianchester road Edin., ~I R.C.S.Eng., D.P.H.Vict,.~layor David Herbt. 2 St. Alban's vils Slinn James, 34 :.\Ianchester road surgeon, 92 Wellington road)I:lyor In. Beecham, 2 St. Alban's vils Standford Robert John, 6 Howard av Clarke Frank, painter, 108 Manohes-):IcCallum Robert, 150 Wellington rd Stansfield Edwin, 74 Manchester road tel' road):IcCoy Bernard F. 5 Brook road Sykes James, 88 Wellington road Clarke Tho:,. lurryman, 12 Oxford stMcKay John, 201 Manchester road Smales Joseph, 8 School lane Copley Burley (:\1r~.), teacher ofMedley John Fowles, 17 VictOTia gro Smith Alfred, 82 'Wellington road mu~ic, 110 Wellington ruadMeller John, IS Weston grove Smith Mrs. 133 Manchester road Cranshaw Richard, grocer, 114 ):Ian-Mellor Miss, 106 Manchester road Smith Mrs. 170 Wellington road che:,ter road)fercer Mrs. IS Cambridge street Smith Percy, Garryduffe, 4 Elles- Crawford F. A. C~'1l':'·), FieldhouseMeunier Stanislas, 98 Manchester rd mere road ladies' rollege, Wellington roadM~de:ue~on William, 19 Grange aven Sowerby Charles Henry,18 :.\Ieaduws I'd Croxfor.d Ja~e (~Il':'.), statio.ner & cir-MmIatl Alexander, 8 Brook road Sparks Thos. Geo. 3 2 Langford road culatm~ hbrary, 93 Welhngton I'd)folyneu:x Thomas, 70 Wellington rd Spilsbury John, 15 2 Wellington road Crush Charles, Chap€'l House hotel,)forgan Mrs.Mary Chas.2~ngfordI'd Stagg Mrs. 18 Langford road I Wellington roadMorrell Mrs. IS Grange ayenue Sterling William, 120 Wellington rd Currie L~ly (Mrs. ),hs~hldl'.220xford stMoss Oharles A. 130 Wellm~ton road Stewart Thomas, 137 Manchester rd Darbyshne Ellen (MISS), dress maker,Moss Joseph Mansell, 8 Wellmgton I'd Stockdale :\11':'. 148 ~anchester ruad 0:1 :.\Ianchester roadMoss Tom W. 126 Wellington' road Stockdale Peter, 13 School lane Dobson William, boot maker, 82 &; 130)foyles Mrs. ... St. Alb~'s terrace Stokes William S. I I Grange avenue Manchester road. ,Murray Mr8. !04 Well~ngton road Street Richard, 3 Langford road \Downs Isaac, wheelwrIght, 177 :\lan-Xaden FrederIck HarrIson, 94 Wel- Stubbs Percy, I7-t- Wpllington road- chester roadlington road Suthers Luke, J -t-7 Manchester road Eastmans Lim. butchers, 5 School Ill.~icholls Frank Newton, 5 Howard Talbot Mrs. 14 Yietoria grove Fer~nsun William, draper, 207 Manavenuenorth TattQn Edward :.\1. IS Victoria grove chester road .Nicholson Francis, 76 Manchester rd Taylor :.\lrs. 6 Ellesmere road Gibbon William, plumber & pamter,~ickson A~hl;Ir, 21 Schoo~ lane Taylor Sam, 7 Howard avemw north .35. School lane~flrbury Wilham, 61 Wellmgton rd Taylor Walter 19 Meadows road GIttms Sarah (Mrs.). goreengrocer,~nITis .Samuel Maxwell, II Brook rd Thompson Fr~k, 6 Weston grove I 9 Central buildings, School laneOgden James Neal, 50 Manchester rd Thorley Handel, 142 Manchester road Goodier James, warehousemano ~ Ox-Ogden Thomas, 131 Manchester road Thorniley Joseph,Avenue ho.School la ford streetOrbell Willia,m, 10 'Grange avenue Thorp Mrs. 6 St. Alban's avenue Goodier Jonat,han, plmbr. 3S SchoollaOrmerod Harry, 5 Howard avenue Thorpe William, 101 ~Manchester road Gregg Alice (Miss), dre~,.; maker, 14Osborne David, 8 Langford road Thrutchley Thomas, 10 Wellington I'd Oxford street. .Osborne Percy, 26 Grange avenue Tiffanv George, 3 St. Alban's avenue Halk";'\Torth Emily (MIss),confecboner,Owen Hy. Clevedon, la, Lan~ford rd Timniis Edward, 8 ~Ieadows road ! 9::; Wel1in~on road .Parkinson Robert, DUTham VIllas, 49 Tonkin Mrs. 28 Langford road I Hall John, gardenpr, 23 ::-chool laneWellington road Turner William. 20 Wellington road IHampson eha~. gardener, 6 Ox,ford stPearce Geo. Alfred, 48 Manchester I'd Venables Richard HenrY,3 Weston gro Henderson Robert, joiner & ironmon-Pierce Edward, 2 Ellesmere road Vercoe Herbert, 17 Brook road geT, 203 ~L1DI:hester ruad'Pinion Mrs. 17 St. Alban's avenue Wagstaff Albert, IS Brook road Innes Thomas Everett, photographer,Pinkstone Henry Charles, 12.Brook rd Walker Arthur, 139 Manchester road 108 Wellington road .Platt John Oharles, 62 Wellmgton I'd Walker William, 6 Lynwood grove ! Jackson Emma (Mr~.), fancy reposl­Pollard Rueben Peter, 2~ Brook road Walker Wm. Herbt. 1I8 Wellington I'll; tory, 160 Manche!'te1' roadPollitt Samuel, 9 Ca.mbrldge street Walters Henry, 3 Brook road IJarrett Eliza Ann (Mrs.),dress maker,Poole James Henry, 5 Lan~ord road Ward John Albert, 14 Wellington road 10 Oxford street .Porritt Mrs. Margt.I32 WellIngton rd Ward Robert, 12 Meadows road ;Jeffries John, tailor, 23 CambrIdge stPowell Charles, 38 Langford road Ward William, 134 Wellington road I King Thomas Barker, grncer,2I1 Man'Purdy William M. 9 Howard avenue Warlfolk Miss, 13 School lane chester road .Quilliam Samuel Thomas,4 J!oward av Waterhouse John, 10 Lang;ford road Kirk Jl)hn, nurseryman, 89 Welhng-Ramsbottom John, 72 Wellmgton I'd Watkin Edwin, 4 Wellington road ton roadRatcliffe Miss, 106 Manchester road Watson Edward, 178 Wellin,gton roa.d Lee Alict' (Ml'~.), George, & DragonRedfern Harold James, 13 Brook road Watson Miss, 19 St. Alban's avenue I hotel, 120 Manchester roadRider James E. 13 Meadows road Watts Mrs. M. E. Brook house Malthouse &; Sons. butchers, IS7 Cen-Ridge Arthur, 25 Grange avenue Webb William Hy. 14 Meadows road tral buildings, Mancheste: roadRiding Thomas, 164 Manchester road Webster Fred', ,8 Grange avenue I )lanche!'tt'1' & Salfor~ EqUItable Co-Rishworth Albert Hy. I St..Alba;n's av Webster Robert, IS-t- Manchester I'd operat,ive Society LIm. (30 branch),Rivett Louis, Grove ho. ':Ictorla gro Whitham ,:Mrs. 3 Grange avenue 165 Manchester roadRob~rts Mrs. II St. Alban s avenue Wigelsworth Fredk. W. 4- LangfJrd I'd :\1ason Crispin, painter. 24 Oxford erstRobmson ~rs. 195 Ma!1che~ter road Wild Edwin, 25 School lane ~hyor John Beecha~ .:\1.R.C.S.En_.,Robinson RIchard, t8 VIctorIa grove Wild James, IS8 Manchester road I L.R.C.P.Lun. phySICIan & surgeon,Robinson William, I West{)~ grove Wilks John, 26 Oxford street 2 St. Alban's villas. .Rogerson Thomas, 14;2 W:ellmgton rd Williamson John. 4 Brook road Mellor C. ()Ii~s) (CambI'l~ge cPrtifi-Roston George, 21 VIctorIa grove Willis Philip, 106 Wellington road cate), High school for glrls, BeechRothwell John R. 9 'Wes~on grove Witton Chas.Leonard,14Manchester rd house, 106 Manchester roadRowbattom Mrs. 80 WellIngton road Wood The Misses 16 Victoria grove Mellor William, farmer, Black BroukRutland Miss, 1,1 Howar~ avenue Wood Thomas, 27 School lane fa.rm, Wellington road . . .Sager Mrs. 13 St. Alban s avenue Wooding George, 96 Manchester road Moore William, grocer &; wme &, SPlJ'ltSamuel Henry, 8 Ellesmere road WoodyeT William Edgar, 2 Weston gro dealer, II School laneSandford Charles, 16 Brook road Wri

5';8 srOCKPORT. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'SSmither Arthur, commercial tra,eller, Thorley George F. teacher of music, Victoria Steam Laundry (J. WildI 16 ~lanchester road 142 ~Ianchester roadLimited. pruprietors), School laneSpence Sabina (Mrs.), baker,I59 )'Ian- Thorniler Joseph M.R.C.S. & L.:M. Wareham Hal'lJld B. stationer, &; postchester road E n~., L . S ...3.. ' surgeon, Avenue ho.office, 209 Manchester roadSporrllck" Annie pIiss), boot dealer, School laneWilliams Emily (Miss), laundry, 1121.10 :\Ianchester road Thorpe John, chemist & surgeon den- Wellington roadSwmdlehurst Joseph, station master,l ti"t, I6r :'bnchester roadWood James, jobbing gardener, 4 OxfordstreetHeaton Chapel stationHEATON:\IOOR.(Names for Heaton Moor road, SPP Campbell Mrs. 6 Peel Moat road Gibbons ,",~illiam, 31 Lea roadStockport.) Carrod Henry, 36 Peel ~Ioat road Giesenberg Rudolph, 30 Peel Moat I'dPRIVATE RESIDENTS. Cartwright Harold, 38 Hawt,horn gro Gill W. 20 Derby road--lbbott :'11'5. P. W. 13 Hawthorn gro Chalk Aslmorth, 25 Hawthorn grove Gleave :\'Iiss ~rary, 14 Browns,ille I'd.Adam John Wallace, 6 Princes road Chant Jl)seph Hy. 37 Hawthorn gro Glover T. P. 22 Parsonage roadAdams Jas. Fredk. Buckler, 6 York I'd Charlesworbh Walt.Elmhurst,Elms I'd Godden Wm. Hy. 9 Brownsville road.Addie Peter, 41 Lea road Charlesworth John, 13 Hooley range Goodall James, 3 Broomfield roadAldred John Carter, 18 Peel Moat I'd Chew James, 3 Tatton road north Goodall Jas. Wm.·I Broomfield road.Allen George, 3 Hooley range Clark Daniel, 15 York road Gould Miss, 36 Hawthorn grove.Anderson Mrs. 2 York roadClarkson AIbt. Jsph. 35 Tatton rd. nth Graham Abraham, 27 Derby roadArcher Edward G. 16 Broomfield I'd Clarkson John, 19 Hawthorn grove Graham Robert, 21 Derby roadAshton Ben Batlpy, 10 Clifton road Clayton Hr·Thos.Seymour,22 Elms I'd Grainger Herbert, 2 Lynton roadAshton George, 1'6 Derby range Cl::t~i;on Spencer, 13 King's drive Grant James, 5 I Shaw roadAshton John, 2 Cedar grove Cliffe Frank, II York road Grant Wm. The Yews, 2 Cliftun ruadAshworth Edward, 29 Broomfield road Coates Mrs. H. J. 58 Derby road Greenhouse Alfd. 30 Tatton road sthAshworth William, 4 York road Coffey William, 26 Tatton road sl)Uth Greenwood Jas. 10 Cranbourne roadBacon William Arthur, 25 Derby I'd Coleman Elijah, I Clarendon avenue Gregory Joseph Dalton, I Cedar groveBaddeley Thomas, 31 Derh~' road Collinson William, 4 Cranbourne road Grenville Richard, 42 Peel Moat road.Bagshaw Weston Charles, 39 Tatton Cooke Allan Gilbert, 2 Derby road Griffiths Arthur, 5 York roadroad north Cooke Thomas, 32 Parsonage road Guest Richard, 1'8 Princes roadBailey· Thomas Bullock, 42 Shaw road Cookson ',illiam, I Peel Moat road Gunn Walter, 3 Lynton roadBainton Mrs. I Clifton road Cookson :'1:rs. 37 Shaw road Hall Lambert, 8 Brownsville roadBaker Francis Alfd. 12 Broomfield I'd Cooper ~rrs. 8 Clifton road Halliwell Charles, I Lynton road-Bam:ford T. H. 12 King's drive Cooper Francis, 9 Cedar grove Hallmark George, 21 Clifton roadBarher Frank Herbt. 4 Peel Moat I'd COOlIeI' Henry, 21 Elms road Halsall Mrs. I I iLynton roadBarber Robert, 12 Moorfield grove Couper In.Fitz-Gerald,32 Peel Moat I'd Halsall Frederick, 16 Peel :Moat r'JadBardsley Jas.Shaw Fold farm,Shaw I'd Couper Mrs. :'f. T. 7 Cedar grmre Hamid Abralu'l.m, 43 Lea roadBardsley Samuel, 29 Clifton road Corbett William, 3 Derby road Hammond Mrs. 7 Brownsville roadBarker Joseph, 68 Derby road Corby Mrs. +~ Shaw road Hancock Josiah, I Gladstone groveBarldey Arthur J. 13 ,Cedar grove Cowen Mrs. 40 Lea road Hancock Robert, Enderley, Green laBarlow Mark, 9 Tutton road north Cox Henry, 35 Shaw road Hargreaves Samuel, 10 Princes roadBatchan Rev. Patrick King M.A. Craig Fredk. Brook, 7 Tatton rd. nth Harrison Albert, 26 Parsonage road.(Congregational), 33 Clifton road Crawford William, 31 Hawthorn grove Harriscill Ernest, 33 Broomfield roadBate Alfred George, 30 Brownsville I'd Crewe Thomas, 18 Cedar grove Harrison Francis William, 34 Shaw I'dBayley Mi;;s, 10 Hooley range Crouch Walt. Wm. 15 Tatton rd. nth Harrower John, 34 Peel Moat roadBayne John, 15 Brownsville road Crowther John, 30 Shaw road Hart George William, II Hooley rangeBee Mrs. Julian, 7a, Tatton rd. north Cullen A. H. 31 Clifton road Hartley William A. 60 Derby roadBellerby William P. 62 Derby road Curbstone Walter, 16 Leegate road Hatchett Alfred, 3 Cedar groveBennett Robert Warton, 39 Derby I'd Cuthbertson ::\lrs. 41 Shaw road Hay Charles, 38 Shaw roadBennett 'Walter Edgar, 23 Elms road Cuthbertson John William, 27 Lea I'd Hayes Herbert Naylor, 12 York roadBerra James Walter, 23 Clifton road Dacre :\11'8. Sedgley lodge, Derby I'd Heighway John, 7 Parsonage roadBevan James, 47 Parsonage road Dagnall Henry, 14 Lea road Helsby William, 3 Stanley roadBicket Peter, 3 Parsonage road Darrah Ernest, II Glad'stone gruve Herbert Herbert, 14 Peel Moat roadBinns William, 15 Hooley range Darrah Henry, 17 Hawthorn grove Hewitt Joseph, 45 Parsonage roadBird Edgar, 19 Elms roadD:lny Clifford Tho;;. 10 Lynton road Heys Orlando Edwin, 31 Tatton rd. nthBirrell John, 7 York roadDa\is Geo. Theobald, 22 Broomfield I'd Heys Samuel, 40 Brownsville roadBishop Miss, 2 Brownsville road Da\"is H. G. 39 Lea road Hibbert Joseph, 16 Derby roadBlack :\ir". 33 Lea road Dawson Stanley, 28 Peel Moat road Hilditch Mrs. 29 Derby roadBlackett William F. 10 Moorfield gro Denni"on John Frede. ~7 Derby road Hilton Arthur, 5 Parsonage roadBlackwell Samuel, 26 Princes road Derhyshire George, 21 Hooley range Hilton Charles Constantine, 10 TattonBlaO'O' Thomas Henry, ~ Ash Lea, Tat- Derb~'shire Geo. W. 27 Tatton rd. nth road southt~; road south Dixon George William, 16 Lynton I'd Hines Thomas, 4 Hawthorn groveBlake James, 28 Parsonage road Doherty Pat,rick, 16 Gibson road Hobson Cecil, 34 Hawthorn gro,eBlakey Herbert James, 5 Lea road Douglas John, 26 Derby road Hobson Edward W. 34 Derby roadBollingbroke Marshall, 16 Cedar gro Drew Georg-e Lea, 17 Lea road Hodge Andrew, 20 Hawthorn groveBoon John, 24 Peel Moat road Dri\'er )'1:rs, 12 Cedar grove Hodgson Mrs. 6 Hooley rangeBowden Joseph, 9 Gladstone grove Dugdale Thomas Beswick, 12 Lea I'd Hodson William, 17 York roadBowker Edwin, II Parsonage road Duncan John, 14 Hooley range Holland John, 26 Peel Moat roadBowker James Herbt.3 Cranbourne rd Dux Charles, I Lea. roadHolme Mrs. Westwood, Green lan~Boyd Miss, 6 Cedar grove Eastwood :\irs. 9 Peel Moat road Holt Charles Waltter, ·8 Parsonage rdBraddock Miss, 47 Shaw road E:Htwood Fred, 9 Lynton road Holt Mrs. I I Hawthorn groveBray Mrs. 32 Shaw road Edwa.rds Walter, 4 Leegate road Holt Thomas, 10 Cedar groveBrewis Arthur Stephen,I6 King's drive Essely Choucre, 30 Broomfield roadBrickhill Mark, 6 Clarendon avenue Evans George, 19 Brownsville roadHooley Thomas, 8 Cranbourne roadHoward James G. 24 Parsonage roadBriggs Edward, 35 Lea road Everett Mrs. I Tatton road northBrocklehurst Henry Herbert, 6 Cran- Ferguson John, ~ Lea roadHuffan Chas. Fredk. 25 Clifton roadHuffan Wm. Stanley, 20 Broomfield I'dbourne road Ferrr William Henrr, -1-::; Shaw road Hughes Henry, 36 Tatton road southBrocklehurst John Hy. 16 King's drive Fieldhouse Richard, 3 Napier road Humphrey John, 17 Parsonage roadBronnart Henry, 17 King's driveBrooke Wm. J. 29 Pal'son~e roadFitton John William, 18 Elms roadFlockton Joseph, 14 Leegate roadHunt William James, 17 Lynton roadHurst James, 22 Peel Moat roadBrooks Mrs. 19 Broomfield road Flower Wi~am Boyce, 13 York road Hutchinson Frederick, 3 Clarendon avBrown Wm. Jame.s, 24 Hawthorn gro Fnlkard Walter W. 13 Tatton rd. nth Inglefield Mrs. 33 TattoD road northBrown Wm. Walter, 12 Brownsville I'd Folseca Mrs. E. W. 28 Elms road Jackson Mrs. 1'8 Parsonage roadBrownhill John S. 14 Derby range Forrest Mrs. 5 Gibson'~ road Jackson Art·hur, 30 Elms roadBurk William, 13 Brownsville roadBurd Frederick, 3 Gibson's roadFoulds Wm. Bentley, 20 Peel Moat I'd Jardine William J. 19 York roadFoulkes Mrs. 19 Hooley range Jeffery John, 4 Clift groveBurditt George F. 51 Parsonage road Fox Theophilus Curtis, 7 Lea road Jennison John, 9 Derby roadBurnett Thomas H. 7 Gladstone gro Frame John Roper, 4 Broomfield road Jepson Charles, 6 Cliff groveBuss George Herbert, 34 Princeg road Frost Harry, 28 Tatum road south Johnson Albt. Edwd'. 9 Parsonage I'dButterworth Mr~. 14 Princes road Fuller George, 3 Brownsville road Jones Rev. Bradley, 40 Broomfield I'dByron Mrs. 13 Pa,rsonage road Gale :'Iiss, 4 Cedar grove Jones Mrs. 15 Haw~l'n ~roveCadman Rohert, 10 Parsonage road Gallagher Edward, 27 Hooley range Jones Archibald J. 10 Napier roadCains 'Villiam, 32 Tatton road south Gatenby John, 8 Leegate road Jones Herbert Henry,I2 Hawthorn gro

DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. STOCKPORT (HEATON MOOR). 579Kelman John, 37 Broomfield road Osborne Frederick Wm.3 Kings' drive Storer Jas. Nathan, 26 Brownsville rdKenny Edward, 7 Derby road Park John, 27 Hawthorn grove St,)ry William, 4 Parsonage roadKilborn Harry Vincent, 31 Shaw read Parkinson :\Iiss, 4 Ash lea, Tatton Suflield Rowland, 29 Lea road. Kimber H. F. 26 Shaw road road suuth Summersgill Thos. 26 Hawthorn groKing Mrs. 29 Shaw road Pearn Frank, 2 Princes road Sutton Arthur, 28 Princes roadKirkham Isaac, 10 Brownsville road Pearson Edwin, 12 Lynton road Smndells Geor~e Harding, 7 Cran.Kirkham Mrs. 10 Peel Moat road Pearson James, Vine cot. 4 Clifton rd bourn.. roadKirkham Wm. H. I Brownsville road Phillips George W. 14 Clifton road Tacon William, 21 Brownsville roadKlein Albt. Wilhelm,22 Brownsville rd Pitfiel(rWilliam, 38 Peel Moat road Taylor Joseph, 5 Tatton road northKnight William Herbert, 38 Lea. road Platt..s John Charles, 2 Napier road Taylor Thomas Walters, 15 Lea road:Knowles Stuart, 34 Broomfield road Poiser Herbert, 5 Lynton road Thacker Matthew Henry, 9 York roadKoch Charles, 14 Broomfield road Porter John Kerr, 14 Gibson road Thirtle Charle~ Henry, 25 Gibson rdLaidlaw James, 6 Brownsville road Prime Rev. Priestley, 18 Hooley range Thomas Charles, 19 King's driveLakin Harry Kirby, Mayville, Tatton Prince Mrs. 43 Shaw roadThomas Walter, 5 Clarendon a,enueroad south Procter Mrs. 15 Cedar grove Thompson David, I I Peel :\Ioat roadLambert Thomas, 33 Derby road Proctor John Thos. 34 Brownsville rd Thompson StottaTd, 29 Gibson roadLancaster Miss, I I Tatton road north Pursglove William, 71Gibson road Thompson :\11'5. 23 Gibson roadLang Mrs. 8 Hooley range Rains Harry, II Cedar grove Thorburn William, 25 Brownsville rdLawson Joseph Hugh Stott, 36 Prin- Ravensleigh Henry, 5 Hooley range Thorn Mrs. 27 Clifton roadces road Redish Miss, 23 Hawthorn grove Tilsley John, 8 Hawthorn groveLear Pritchard, 4 Clarendon avenue Reynolds Alexander Wilson, 36 Lea rd Todd Richard, 17 Broomfield roadLeaver Henry, 15 Lynton road Richards Henry, 14 Hawthorn grove Towle Alexander P. 6 Moorfield groveLee Mrs. 32 Brownsville road Richards John, 2 Gladstone grove Travis Herbert, 10 York roadLees Ralph Henry, 21 Parsona-ge road Rigby Josiah, 1-8 Brownsville road 'I'rott William G. 62 Parsonage roadLeigh Mrs. 10 Leegate road Roberts Charles, 9 King's drive Turner Charles, 72 Tatton rd. southLeigh Arthur Dickenson, 19 Lea.·road Roberts John, 2 Cranbourne road Turner Henry, 23 Broomfield roadLeigh William, 8 King's drive Robinson George, 23 Hooley range Turner John, 4 Gladstone groveLeigh William James, 28 Derby road Robinson Thomas, 18 Lynton road Ure Alexander, 38 Princes roadLeybourn William, 16 Brownsville rd Robinson Mrs. I Cranbourne road Wagstaff William, 35 Broomfield road:Liddle John A. 19 Clifton road Robson Harry, 10 Gibson road Wainwright Robert Ernest, 18 Broom-Life John, 66 Derby road Roscoe Hugh, 23 Parsonage road field roadLister J. William, 9 Gibson road Ross F. G. 2 Clift grove Wainwright Thomas, 32 Princes roadLitton John George, 30 Derby road Roworth Arthur Hewitt, 8 Princes rd Wakefield Walter, 27 Shaw roadLloyd Jacob, II Brownsville road Royle Joseph, 36 Broomfield road Wale Charles. 6 Gladstone groveLocke Sydney H. 4 Napier road Russell Edward, 6 Parsonage road Walker Francis, 32 Elms roadLoftus James Fredk. 32 Derby road Rustenhough Carl, 24 Princes road Walker James F. 20 Leegate roadLongworth Thomas, 20 Brownsville rd Ryder Octavius, 25 Shaw road Walker Thomas, 14 Parsonage roadLord Richard Ebenezer Phillips, Cam- Saint Mrs. 23 Derby roadWalley Henry, 24 Broomfield roadbridge house, Clifton road Saull Mrs. I4 King's drive Wallis 'Villiam George, 25 Lea roadLorimer Arthur, 49 Parsonage road Schmidt James Wm. 28 Hawthorn gro Walton H. C. 2 Hooley rangeLowe Christopher, 2 Parsonage road Schofield Arthur, 33 Hawthorn grove Walton William Henry, 13 Lea roadMcElroy William, 8 Derby road Seager Joseph, 16 Clifton road Ward Albert, 20 Princes roadMcKinnon Mrs. 38 Broomfield road Seed Mrs. 14 Cedar grove Ward Frank Arthur, 45 Derby roadMcMillan John, 8 Gladstone grove Shannon Hector, 30 Princes road Watson Mrs. 22 Derby road'MoNeil Henry, 3 Cliff grove Sharp Ernest. 10 Gladstone grove Watters Peter, 16 Parsonage roadMakin Henry, 15 Clifton road Sharratt Albert, 6 King's grove Watts Mrs. 49 Shaw road:Marples Samuel, 27 Broomfield road Sharratty Frank Arthur, 25 Broom- Watts Samuel, 5 Gladstone groveMarsden Mrs. 5 Hawthorn grove field road Webster John, 16 Princes roadMason Russell, 15 Parsonage road Sharratt John, 12 Hooley range Webster William, I Gibson roadMassey Miss, 16 Shaw roadShaw Frederick, 24 Brownsville road Welch Percy Booth, II Lea roadMather Alfred, 2 King's drive Shaw Joseph, 8 York road Wells James Henry, 5 Cliff_groveMather William Jas. 25 Parsonage rd Shaw Thomas, 2a, Peel Moat road Weston Art,hur Wm. 12 Peel Moat rdMaybury John Henry, 36 Derby road Shaw William Albert, Wensley. Tat- Whitehead William Henry,8 Napier rdMaxwell Robert, 8 Peel Moat road ton road south Whittaker William, 47 Derby roadMeadows Wm. 20 Tatton road south Sheard Curwen, 2Q Elms road Whitworth John, 21 Hawthorn groveMeikle Alexander, 10 Broomfield road Shepherd Mrs. 24 Elms road Whyte Miss, 22 'Princes roadMellor Miss, 40 Shaw road Siddall John, 23 Tatton road south Wilding William, 10 Lea roadMellor Miss, 8 Cedar groveSiddarn John Henry, 5 Brownsville rd Williams Emanuel, 36 Parsonage rdMerrill Mrs. 36 Shaw roadSidebotham Charles Howard, 40 Peel Willington John T. 12 Derby rangeMessenger William, 5 Derby road :\'1oat road Wilson Alexander, 25 Elms roadMichelson Edward, 9 Hooley range Sidebotham Henry, I Napier street Wood Arthur B. Craig mount, Clif-Midgley Mrs. 19 Gibson road Sidebottom Arthur, 12 Tatton rd. sth ton roadMiller William :\L :; Peel Moat road Simister Rev. John Walthew,2 Broom- Wood Edwin, 21 Tatton road northMillers John, I Hooley range field road Wood Samuel, 2 Hawthorn grove:\'Iilner John, 6 Napier road Simpson Charles, 32 Hawthorn grove Woodhouse John Hy. 29 Peel Moat rdMilton Mrs. 7 Hooley range Simpson William, 6 Broomfield road Woodruff Mrs. 3 Clifton roadMohbat Alexander, 25 Tatton rd. nth Sloan Henry, 32 Broomfield road Woodward William, 33 Shaw road)foreUo Francis Arthur, 3 Yurk road Small Harry Gordon, Wythburn, 2 Worthington James, 4 Derby road)foritz George, 7 Peel Moat road Peel Moat road Wrigg James Horrocks, 5 Cedar grove)fort.imer William, 8 Lynton road Smalley John, 37 Lea road Wright Edward, 34 Parsonage roadMoss Charles Henry, I York road Smalley William, 4 Princes road Wright John, 23 Lea roadMottershead Joseph, 24 Derby road Smedley John, 12 Gibson road Wright Miss S. E. '8 Broomfield roadMuddiman Mrs. 19 Derby road Smellie James, I Stanley road Wright Thomas Wagstaffe, 43 Parson-:Murray Ben, 22 Hawthorn grove Smith Blake, 23 Shaw road age road:Murray Robt.Brookes,5 Cranbourne rd Smith Edward A. 6 Lynton road Yates Geo. Arden, 35 Hawthorn groMushlian Henry, 12 Leegate road Smith Mrs. 5 King's drive Young Emil, 31 Broomfield roadMushlin Markham, 3 Gladsrone grove Smith Robert, 17 Tatton road north Young John, I Derby roadNash Thomas, 12 Parsonage road Smith T. Greenough, 12 Princes road Young William, 8 Moorfield groveNasmith Charles William, 9 Lea rd Smith Walter, 29 Tatton road north Zerffi. Wm. Douglas, 4 Brownsville rdNelstrop Mrs. 26 Elms road Smith Walton, 20 Parsonage road' COMMERCIAL.Newbiggin John Gibson, 18 Clifton rd Sackett ,Wm. Edwd. 3 Peel Moat road Abbott P. W. (Mrs.), preparatoryNewell Miss, 16 Hooley range Sparkes ~rs. 19 Tatton road north school, 13 Hawthorn groveNicholl George, 36 Brownsville road Spencer Henry, 42 Brownsville road Alcock Thomas,coach & caT proprieror.Nicholson Parker 29 Hawthorn grove Stacey Josiah (H. M. Sub-Inspector 20 Shaw roadNiell Mrs. 14 De~by road 00 Schools), ~3 Brownsville road An~rew Albert, salesman, 38 Browns-Nightingale Mrs. 2 Clarendon avenue Stead George RIchard, Ivy dene, Tat- ville roadNodal John H. 6 Clifton road ton road south Ashbury George Edward, clerk, 6Norbury Mrs. Parsonage house, Par- Stephenson George W. 20 Lynton road Colenso grovesonage road Stevenson Charles, I King's drive Ashton Geo. builder, 18 Derby rangeOgden Mr!!. 16 Hawt,horn grove Stewart John, 21 Shaw road Bardsley James, farmer, Shaw roadOkeley Stanley, 34 Lea road Stones- John, 21 Gibson roadCHESHIRE

5~O STOCKPORT (HEATON MOOR). CHESHIRE. [ KELLY'SBarker Joseph, Heaton House school, Gardner H. C. (Mrs.), householder, Lewis Albert, salesman, 25 Green Ia68 Derbv road 5 Colenso grove Luckman Thomas Lewis, auctioneer,Bethell Elizabeth (Mrs.),wine &; spirit Gillivinne Thomas, gas rent collector, 41 Green lanemerchant, &; agent for W. &; A. ~ Colenso grove Marples Samuel, upholsterer &; furni-Gilbey Limited, wine &; spirit mer- Green Ann {Mrs.),butcher,II Shaw rd ture remover, 10 &; 12 Shaw roadchants, 6 Shaw roadGreenhough Lydia (Miss), househol- Masters Albert, commercial traveller,Biddick Charles, commercial traveller, del', 21 Green lane 13 Lynton road37 Tatton road north Griffin Hanna.h (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 24 Moseley James Herbert, commercialBlagg Thomas 'Henry, ironmonger, Derby range traveller. 4 Lynton roadDerby rangeHadley Edward &; Sons, builders, 15 Mottram Wm. bank clerk. 35 Green faBowen James, cycle mfr. 19 Shaw I'd Shaw road &; Moorfield grove Myerscough Thoma~, coal &; coke dlr.Brasington E. (Miss), householder, 3 Haines Walter, hsehldr. 27 Green In &; carrier, Birch avenueOakley villas Hattersley John, butcher. 3 Shaw I'd Nat,ional Telephone Co. (call office),Budge Harry,bank clerk,2 Colenso gro Heaton C1:rtlpel Bowling Green &; Bil- 14 Shaw roadBurgess Charles Hy. clerk, 7 Green la liard Club Lim. Tatton road south Nicholas Arth. painter, 5 Derby rangeBurgess Peter, farmer, Green lane Hellyar E. A. (Mrs.), milliner, 5 Nixon Joseph, farmer, Green laneBurton Walter, commercial traveller, Shaw road , O'Donnell Thomas, coach proprietor,I Tatton road north Henshall Emily (Mrs.), dress maker, Moor topBusteed George, commercial traveller, 46 Derby range Owen Frances (Miss), householder, I28 BrownsviIle road Herbert Chas. ironmonger, 2 Shaw I'd Colenso groveCatto Edward, commercial traveller, Heys Florence (Miss), professor of Penny James, florist, 7 Derby range8 Ansley grove music, 31 Tatton road north Pursglove William, draper, I Shaw I'dChamberlain Septimus, jeweller, 9 Hindley James Edwin, clerk, 4 Colen- Rashleigh Henry, Wellington school,Shaw road so grove Stanley roadCrockwell Margaret (Mrs.), shopkpr. Houseman Frederick, boot maker, 54 Roberts Wm. boot mao 13 Shaw road60 Derby range Derby range Southern John, bookstall manager, 3Crompton Wm. fruiterer, 17 Shaw I'd Hughes William, hair dresser &; tobac- Ansley groveCurtis George, builder, 4 Derby range conist, 8 Shaw ~oad Sutton Ann (Mrs.), householder, 39Cutts Fredk. hair drssr.3 Derby range Hulme Henry, chma .,. 2'lass dealer, Green laneDavis William, clerk, 7 Golenso grove 7 Shaw road Turner Joseph, nurseryman, Green bDownes Edwin, joiner & builder, 9 Jebbett Charles, painter, 18 Shaw I'd Turton Marion S. (lMiss), householder,Hawthorn terrace Johnson Horatio N. householder, 47 6 Ansley groveFarmer Samuel, fried fish dealer, 21 Green lane Ward Herbert, clerk, II Green laneDerby range Jowett Benj. nurseryman, Green lane Ward Martha (Mrs.), householder, 43Fisher Ca,therine (Mrs.), householder, Kenyon Walter, clerk, 37 Green lane Green laneI Green lane Knowles James, salesman,1 Oakley viIs Waterhouse Fred,manager,23 Green laFletcher In. R. boot ma.9 Derby range Larder Andw.plumber,s6 Derby range Wood Martha (Mrs.), householder, 3!Foulkes Charles Edwin, dyer &; Lawler Matthew,plmbr.23Derby range Green lanecleaner, 19 Derby range Luckman Frederick Charles, clerk, 4 Wray William, chimney sweeper, IIGater Edwd. plumber, I Derby range Ansley grove Derby rangeSTOCKPORT ETCHELLS is a township and smallvillage, three-quarters of a mile from Cheadle stationson the London and North Western and Cheshire LinesCommittees railways, and' 4l west-south-west from Stockport,in the Altrinoham division of the county, union,county court district and petty sessional division of Stockport.Gatley, the most populous portion, is the namegiven to an ecclesiastical parish formed 30th June, 1882,from St. Thomas's, Stockport, and consists of the wholeof the township of Stockport Etchells, in the rural deaneryof Stockport, archdeaconry of Macclesfield and diocese ofChester. The church of St. James the Apostle, erected in1881, is an edifice of red brick, consisting of chancel, nave,south transept, and south-west saddle-back tower containing'one tubular bell; the base of the tower forms aporch: there are several stained windows and 250 sittings.The register dates from the year 1877. The livingis a vicarage, net yearly value £17°, with residence, inwithin the grounds seating 190, and eleven villas for thereception of 116 patients: the country around is flat, butpretty well wooded, and very extensive and fine viewsare obtained from some ot the windows, especially of theDerbyshire bills and in the direction of Woodhead: George­William Mould M.R.C.S.Eng. medical superintendent.•Thomas Egerton Tatton esq. J.P. of 'Yythenshawe Hall.who is lord of the manor, and Robert Bamford-Hesketh,of GWYl'ch Castle, Abergele, a,re the chief landowners,The soil is sand, clay and gravel; subsoil, clay. Thechief crops are wheat, oats, potatoes and turnips. Thearea.is 1,572 acres; rateable value, £i12,059; the populationin 1871 was 977. in 1881, 1,369, in 1891, 1,444. including99 officers and inmates in the Lunatic Hospital,and in 19o1 was 5,270.Outwood is the name given to a few h01llSes standingon the site of a former wood.the gift of the rector of St. Thomas's, Stockport, and held Post &; M. O. 0., Parcel Post, S. B. & Annuity & Insursince1888 by the Rev. John Bruster, of the University ofDurham. There are Congregational chapels at Gatleyance Office. Gatley Green.-John Newton: sub-postmaster.Letters received through Mandhester, viaand Long Lane, and a Primitive :\Iethodist chapel at Cheadle; for times of an'ival, see Cheadle. The boxGatley. The Manchester Royal Lunatic Hospital ,situ- closes at 9·30 a.m. 4· I.~ & 6·55 p.m. The nearest teleatedhere, was erected in 1848 at a cost of £25,000, and graph office is at Cheadle, 2 miles distantenlarged in 1885, when a ball room, officers' quarters and Wall Letter Boxes.-Wilmslow road, cleared at 8 a.m. &.store rooms were added; it was further enlare-ed in 1897. 8 p.m. weekdiS - ays on y ; ch001s h'll 1, 9 a.m.g.. 6Q.I .45 p.m.and in 1901 anothecr branch was erected for 60 more week days onlypatientlS at a cost of £,16,5°0: it stands on an estateof 103 acres, lying contiguous to the road from WilmslowSchool..to Manchester, and about 100 feet above the Mancbester St. James's, National (mixed), built in 1876 &; since eolevel:tbe building, which consists of a central block with larged, for 145 cbildren; average attendance, 85;wings, has 30 south-east aspect: there is a small chapel Samuel A. Kilburn, masterSTOCKPORT ETCHELLS. (assistant medical officer), Lunatic Chantler Caroline (Mrs.), shopkeeper,hospital,Wilmslow road~Marked thus * letters through Hand- *Pearson Joseph, Outwood*Chantler J as. nurservman. Outwoodforth.)Prestwich Miss,The Cottage,Schools hI Clarke Samuel, farm bailiff to exors.PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Pennington Eli, Bradshaw hall of J. Cronshaw, Waterfall farmAckroyd John Orme, Holly cottage Robinson Fras. Ratcliffe. Milum eres Dod-son Ellen (Mrs.), Griffin innArmstrong Bell, Lunatic hospital Scowcroft Walter L.R.C.P.Irel. (dep. *Hankinson Chas. frmr. Griffin farmArmstrong James S. Thorn lodge medical supt.), Lunatic hospital *Hankinson Charles, jun. farmer, Out-Cronshaw Mrs. The Firs, PymgateHampson William J. T. Milton cresSmalley Arthur, Milton erescent wood farmSutcliffe John M.R.C.S.En~. (assist. Hankin~on Jas. frmr. Highfield farmJackson Mrs. Milton crescentLacock William, Pymgatemedical officer), Lunatic hospitalThorpe Joseph Herbert, Milton cresManchester Royal Lunatic Hospital(George Wm. Mould' M.R.C.S.En~.Lund Miss, Turnfield', Schools hill COYMERCUL. res. med. supt.; Walter ScoweroftMellor Mrs. Field bank. Milton cres Ambrose John, grocer, Wilmslow road L.R.C.P.Irel., M.R.C.S.Eng. deputyMo~lev William. jun. Milton crescent *Bennett John, farmer medical supt.; John SutcliffeMould George William M.R.C.S.Ene-. *Bruckshaw Collin, farmer, Brookfield M.R.C.S. Eng.. L.R.C.P.Edin. &;(re~. med. sunt.), Lunatic hospital *Bruckshaw Henry, farmer, Outwood Philip George Mould M.R.C.S.Eng.•Mould Phmp George L.R.C.P.Lond. Burgess John, farmer, Appletree farm L.R..C.P.Lond. assistant medical

DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. STOCKTON HEATH. 581officers; Bell Armstrong, steward; Howard Miss, Gatley road Worthingfon James, Gatley rondJas. S. Armstrong, assist. steward) Kendal Herbert, Gatley hill Worthington Miss, Gatley road'Morrell William, farmer Kendal Thomas H. Gatley hill Wotton Frederick, Gatley roadMoss John, shopkeeper, Wilmslow rd Kinsey Mrs. Gatley roadWright Robert, Gatley roadNixo~ Willia~! farmer, Oak !arm Lee Mrs. Gatley road COMMZBCIAL.Ratchffe Wilham, wheelwrIght & Le Page In. Fisher M.D. The Poplars Brown Herbert Joseph, draperjo~er, Wilmslow road . Lowe Osmond, Gatley road Butler Walter Thomas, farmer, Gat-.Rowhnson Mary (Mrs.), blacksmIth, McCulloch Henry, 90' Church road ley Hall farmFinney lane Mallaliew James, Nort.henden road Byrom Jas. householder, Old Hall rd*Swift John, fruit grower, Outwood Mellor Alfred, Gatley Hall cottage Campion Charles, boot maker*Veal -, farmer, Outwood haJI Middleton Walter, Gatley road Oheshire Constabulary (Charles Hay-*Walker John, farmer, Outwood Mosley Harry, Fern lea ward, constable)GATLEY. Mosley Oswald, Chaseley Coombes Thomas, Red Lion innNewbold John H. Gatley road Coombes William, farmer, Green bankPBIV.!TE RESIDENTS. Ormrod Miss, Northenden road Davenport Thomas, grocerAtkinson Mrs. Northenden road Owens John, Gatley road Fallows Thos.whlwrght. &; blacksmith]Jailey Joseph, Northenden road Parkes Uharles Herbert, Gatley hall Farthing George Leonal'd, commercialBarker Reuben Copeland, Kenley Potts Thomas, Gatley road traveller, Northenden road:Bindloss Frank, Shortacre Pritchard Joshua, Gatley road Gerrard Wm. farmer, Old Hall farmBoden Miss, Northenden road Pritcha.rd Miss. Gatley road Goodier Thomas, shopkeeperBooth Mr,s. Oak villas, Gatley road !Pritchard William, Gatley road Gresty Thomas, coal dealerBowker Samuel, Gatley road Rhodes Miss, Northenden road Howarth William, butcherBrooks Arthur Percy, Northenden rd Richmond Mrs. Northenden road Kinsey Joseph, farmerBruster Rev. John (vicar), Vicarage Riley Rev. Harper (Congregational), Le Page John Fisher M.D.St. And.,Burnes James J. Northenden road Gatley road L.R.C.P.Edin., L.F.P. &; S.Glas.Campbell Neil, Gatley road Rogerson Thomas, Gatley road physician, The PoplarsCarter Charles Saunder, Gatley road RoEh Gustavus Hermann, Gatley road Merrill Thomas, builderCatterall Frank, Gatley road Salt John. Gatley road Moult Mary (Ml'S), beer retailerCross William, Gatley roadScholes George Henry, Northenden rd Newton John, stationer, Post officenaine John, Northenden road Scholes Richard, Gatley road Orme David, painter. Old Hall roadEa.stwood William A. Northenden Scott Joseph, Gatley road Orme John, cab proprietor, Gatley rdFallows Albert Thos. Northenden road Shepherd Mrs. Gatley road Platt Wm. Hy. Horse & Farrier P.HGibbs Isaac John, Northenden road Shimwell William James, Green bank Potts Fredk. farmer, Torkington 10Greaves Henry, Gatley road Smith Carlton McDougall, Gatley rd Potts Mary Hannah (Mrs.),grcr. & bkrGreen James, Gatley road Smith Frank, Gatley road Potts Samuel, shopkeeperHargreaves Mrs. Gatley road Smyth Frederick, Old Hall road Renshaw In. householder, Church rdHawkins John, Gatley road Swan Thoma'S, Gatley road Scholes George Henry, grocerHeginbotham James, Gatley road Tierney Henry Bellamy, Gatley road Thornton Irwin, commission agent,Hilton Miss, Oak villas, Gatley road Walker Henry, West-holme Green bank, Northenden road .Hobson James Henry, Gatley road Walker Thomas ~~nry, Old Hall road Wilson John, ca~t~e dlr. Stone pailHolden Miss, Gatley road Webster John Wilham, Gatley road Worsley Henry, JomerHolley John W. Gatley road Wood George Stanley, Ganey road Worthington John, farmerSTOCKTON HEATH is a large parish and village one on to a small extent. Piers Egerton-Warburton esq. ofmile south from Warrington. and in 183.8 was fonned Arley Hall, who is lord of the manor.. and Thomas Henryinto an ecclesiastical parish from the parIshes of. ~r~at L~o~ esq. of Appleton Ha~l, are chIef landowners. ~eBudworth and Runcorn' it is in the Knubford dIVISIon SOlI]s clay; and the subSOIl sand and rock. The area 19of the county, parish ~f Great Budworth, hundred of 720 acres; ratea,ble value £8,514; the population in 1901Ducklow, petty sessional division of Daresbury, Runcorn was 2,543'-union, county court district of 'Yarrington, rural deanery Parish Clerk, Christopher Spencer.of. Frodsham, and arehde3C'Onry and diocese of Chester. , ....The Bridgewater canal undertaking of the Manchester WIL~ERSPOOL,. formerly In the parIsh, IS now In-Ship Canal Co. forms the southern boundary of the clnde? irl the Latchford ward of the county borough ofparish. The church of St. Thomas, erected. in 1826 and Warrmgton. .rebuilt in 1868 at a cost of about £13.000, IS a stuccoed Post, M. O. & T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, Parceledifice consisting of chancel, nave of five bays. south aisle, Post, S. B. &; Annuity &; Insurance Office, Stocktonsouth porch and an embattled ~owel' containing 31 clock Heath.-C~as .. 'V. Hall~ws, sub-postmaster. Letters-and one 'bell: in 1877 the interIOr was decorated, and a through" al'nngton arrIve at 7 a.m. I, 5 & 7 p.m. ;'bandsome reredos erected tQ the Rev. William Hayes, dispatched at 10.15 a.m. 1·55 & 8·5 p.m-vicar to 1875: several of the windows are stained, and Wall Letter Boxes.-Walton l'oad. cleared 10.5 a.m. 1.15the church affords 500 sittings. The register dates from & 7.50 p.m. &; Old London road, cleared 10.10 a.m. 1·45the year 1827. The living is a vicara~e, net y~arly val1;1e &; 7.30 p.m. week days only£24°, ~th 2 acres of glebe and reslde!1ce, In the gIft Countv Police Station, Albert I. Bourne, sergeant inof Sir GIlbert Greenall bart. and held smce 1897 by the h' eRev. Harry Vernon Pigot M.A. of Oriel College. Oxford. c .arg .. '.There are Independent Methodist and Primitive l\fethodist NatIonal School (boys, gIrls & mfants)! for 600 c~ildren~,chapels. A county police station with lock-up was averag~ attendance, 19 8 boys~ 200 gIrls &; 19 6 mfa~ts '.erected here in 1864-; and has stationed here one sergeant F~ederlck 1t?se, master; . MI~s E~a. Hartley, gIrls~d one constable. The manufacture of spades is carried mIstress; MISS Amy MorrIS, mfants mIstressPRIVATE RESIDENTS.nertles Samu~l, BankfieldBurleston Mrs. LurnbrookClarke Joseph H. Hee.thdaleDavenport Chas. Wm. Holly cottageEdgerley Miss, Stockton cottageGreenhouse William, The LyndensHaves Ashton, Heath bankHedgecock James, The GrangeHepherd James, Stockton ledgeHewitt Edward, Brook hcuseHiggmbottom Charles, FerndaleHulme Percy, Peak houseJeffes John, High PeakJones Mrs. Stockton mountNeil John, Ardlui.Parker Samuel John l\LBPierpoint Fredk. R. Heatherde~ePigot Rev. Harry Vernon ~.A. (VIcar),Vicarage'Sharroeks Thomas, Avondale vi1!aSkinner William, AsbIea houseWestbrook Mrs. Beech house Coppock William, Red ~ion P.HWhittaker Thomas Hattonville Davenport Chas.Wm.bUllder &; cntrctrWilliam John Lu~brook Drury Jas. hair drssr. Old London rd, Dumbell Thos.hair drssr.Old Londn.rdCOMMERCIAL. Fairhurst John, grocer &; draper. \lIdActon S. & F. plumbers, Old Londn.rd London roadArnold Wm. mason &c.Old London rd Falkner Mary (Miss). dressmaker, 3 2Bailey John, butcher, Old London rd Fairfield road .Booth 'Vm. butcher, Old London rd, Gerrard Wm. H. boot repaIrer, OldBowden George, cab proprietor, Old I London road. )_London roadHallows Chas.W. lfl)nmngr. lost officeBradshaw James, assistant overseer, Hankey Margaret (Mrs.), tailor, Old21 Whitefield road London roadBrew Louisa (Miss), Shopkeeper, Old' Hayes Bros. bakers, Old London roadLondon roadHewitt Sarah (Mrs.), grocer & porkBridge Henry, butcher, Walton l'oad butcher &ic. Walton road.Burgelojs Walter,Tlewsagt.Old Londn.rd Hughes Charles. farmer, Mill farmChampion Nelly (Miss), draper, Old Hughe:i Charles, hay &i straw dealerLondon road(wholesale), Grappenhall roadChappell & )lillington, builders & Hughes Chas.H.painter,Old London ~dcontractors Fairfield road Johnson George, butcher, 4 Walton rdCross Mark, 'boot & shoe maker, Old Julian Ellen (Mrs.), ironmonger, OldLondon roadLondon road

582 STOKE. CHESHIRE. [ KELLY'SKnight William, cycle repairer, Old Rathbone Frank, painter & plumber, Taylor John, grngrcr. Walton roadLondon roadOld London roadTurton Herbt. chemist, Old London rdMayhall James, fried fish shop, 5 Stockton Heath Forge Co. (Caldwells Warburton Frank, builderWalton rr,:ldLim.), Spade makersWelsby Samuel, shoplq~r. &; cycle ~gtMoss Saml. draper, Ola London road Stringer Dres. grocers &. agents for West Elizabeth (Mrs.), tobaCCOnIst.Newhall Richard, Mulberry Tree P.H W. &, A. Gilbey Ltd. wine & spirit Walton roadParker Samuel John M.B. & B.Ch. merchants, Old London road Westbrook Margaret &; Esther MaryR.D.I., D.P.H.Camb. surgeon Stringer Emily (Miss), confectioner, (Misses), private school, Beech hoPeirpoint Thos. paperhanger, Halton rd Old London roadWhitley James, shopkeeper &; petroleumagent, Walton roadProbert William, secondhand clothes Summers Ernest, boot rna. Walton I'ddealer, Old London roadTaylor Ethel (~liss), tobacconist, OldRothwell Wm. shopkpr. 'Whitefield rd London roadSTOKE (or Slook) cis a parish and township on tbewest bank of the Sbropshire Union canal, 3 miles northeastfrom Mollin~on stati'On on tbe London and Nol"iihWestern and Great Western joint. raih~ays, and 5~ northfrom Chester. in tbe Wirral division of the county, bighe~division of the hundred of 'Virral, petty sessional divisionof Chester Castle, Chester union and county courtdistrict, and in tbe rural deanery, archdeaconry anddiocese of Chester. The church of St. Laurence. rebuilt,with the exception of the cbancel, in 1827, is anedifice of red ·sandstone in the Perpendicular style, consistingof chancel, nave, transepts and an embattledwestern tower containing a clock and 3 bells: there are250 sittings. The regist~r dates from the year 1543.The living is a vicarage, net yearly value £94, with 23acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of the Dean andChapter of Chester, and held since 1890 by the Rev.Richard Williams Prichard M.A. of St. John's College,Cambridge. The charities of Sir T. Bunbury and othersproduce £q. 17s. 8d. yearly. £6 being assigned to theNational school and the residue distributed to the poor.The Dean and Chapter of Ohester are lords of the manorand the principal landowners. The soil is clay; subsoil,sand. The chief crops are oats, wheat and pasture. Thearea of the townShip il'i 6.+3 acres of land and 10 ofwater; rateable value, £1,191; the population in 1901was......,..ecclesiastical parish, 379; township, 67.Parish Clerk, Thomas Grimes.Letters through Chester. The nearest money order &;telegraph office is at Ellesmere Port, 3 miles distantWall Letter Box cleared 5.10 p.m.; sunda)'s, II 8.mGREAT S'l'ANNEY is a mile !'outh from EllesmerePort station on tbe Hooton and Helsby railway, 7 milesSTOKE.Prichard Rev. Richard Williams ~I..A.(vicar), VicarageBentley John, farmerCrawford Samuel, Bunbury Arms inn,&; farmerEdwards Thomas, tailorGerrard John, farmerHall Thomas, farmerWillis Henry, farmerGREAT STAN~EY.Bate Charles, farmerParker Wm. farmer, Gt. Stanney hallnorth from Chester; the Shropshire Union canal passesthrough; this place once belonged to the abbey of Stanlow,and is now the property of the Dean and Chapter ofChester. The soil is composed of alluvial matter mixedwith marl, and there is some .good arable and meadowland. The arl"a is 1,021 acres of land and 273 foreshore;rateable value, £1,7°8; the population in 1901 was 58.By Local Governm.ent Board Order, No. 22,4°5, a part ofStanlow township was in 1888 transferred to GreatStanney.Ll"tters through Chester, delivered at 8 a.m. The nearl"stmoney order & telegraph office is at Ellesmere Port,.one mile distantLITTLE STANNEY is 2! miles north-east from Mollingtonrailway station and s! north from Ohester. The­Dean and Chapter of .chester are ~ords of the manor andown the whole -of the township. The soil is clay; subsoil,.clay~y. The chief crops are pa&ture. The area is 825acres of land and 6 of water ; rateable value, £1,555; thepopulationin 1901 was 145·Lettl"rs through Ohester, delivered Blbout 9 a.m. Thenearest money order &; telegraph office is at EllesmerePort, about 3 miles distantWall L6Itter Box cleared 5 p.m.; 'Sundays, 10.45 a.mNa.tional School (mixed), for 70 cp.ildren; average a.ttendance,6o; &; oendowed with £6 yearly from Sir T. Bunbury'scharity &; £1 yearly from the churchwardens ofEastham; ~Irs. Agnes Roby, mistressWhitby is a township partly in this parish, and willbe found under Ellesmere Port.LITTLE ST.!KNEY. Dentith 1Yilliam, farmerDodd Walter, farmer.Alletson Henry Croft. The Rake hall Edwards Ralph, tailor & farmerLindsay J?rancis Stewart Fairclough John, farmer &; bailiff tothe Dean &; Chapter of ChesterCOliliERCllL.Grimes Edward Js.mes. farmerArcher ~dwin, miller (water), Stan- Jones Thomas, farmer &; gamekeeper.ney mIllfor Birkenhead Glegg esqBarker Thomas, farmerJohnson Annie (Mrs.), fnrmerBradshaw Jsph. whlwright. &; cowkpr Littler Rober'", farmerBunnell :Mary (Mrs.), cowkeeper &; Price ArthurshopkeeperPercival Thomas, cowkeeperCarter Edward, farmt:!rWarrington Jobn, blacksmithCowap John, cowkeeperSTRETTON is a township, villa.ge and a parish, formed erected by ~Irs. Henr~' Lyon. The register dates fromJuly 15, 1834, from the civil parisih of Great Budworth, the year 1827. The living is a vicarage, net yearly valueand is on the road from :Middlewich and Northwich til £243, with residence, in the gift of Thomas Henry LyonWarrington, about 2~ miles south-east from Daresbury esq. otf Appleton Hall, and held since 1897 by the Rev.and is about 21 miles sout.h-east from Daresbury tbe Hon. Charles Francis Cross M.A. of Trinity College,.sta.tion on the Chester section of the London and Cambridge. Thomas Henry Lyon esq. J.P. of AppletonNorth "~estern and Great Western joint railways, Hall, 'Warrington, who is lord of tbe manor, Miss Milner,.71- north-west from Northrwi'Ch and 3~ south-east of Moorp House, Moore; Peter Leather esq. Peter Stubs.from Warrington, on the high road to North- esq. of Blaisdon Hall, Glos and Charles Marson, of 109wich, in the Knutsford division of the county, Bucklow Sloane street, London S.W. are chief landowners, andhundred, petty sessional division of Daresbury, Runcorn tbere are several smaller proprietors. The soil is goodunion, '\Varrington county court district, rural deanery at and tbe subsoil is a mixture of sand and clay. The chiefFrodsham and archdeaconry and diocese of Chester. The crops are oats, wbeat, potatoes and turnips. The populachurchof St. Matthew, originally erected in 1827, was tion in 1901 was 310; the area is 938 acres; rateablepracticallyrebuilt in 1870 under the direction of the value, £2,727.late Sir G. Gilbert Scott RA. at a cost of nearly £8,000, Parish C1.erk, John Ellison.and is a fine building of stone in the Pointed style, con- Post, M. O. & T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, Parcelsisting of chancel, clerestoried nave of five bays, aisles Post, S. B. &; Annuity &I Insurance Office.-Oswald'and a western tower containing a clock with two dials Willett, sub-postmaster. Letters through Warringtonand 6 bells: the canopied! font is the gift of the clergy arrive at 7.10 a.m.; dispat

DIRECTORY. ] CHESHIRE. SUTTON. 583COYllERCI.1L. Broady Joseph, Cat & Lion ~nn, good Kinsey George, farmer\acc.')mmodation for cyclist,.., good Leather Petl'r, fa.rmer, Sp:uk hallBaxter George, farmer stabling :\founfield George, grocerBillington Richard, farmer, Brookside Darbyshire John, farmer Summit cot Percival Albert, furmer, Stretton 110'Blackshaw George, farmer Ellison John, wheelwright Sankey Aaron, farmer, Mosswood hallBower Harry Edward ~I.B. & O.M. Eyes Mary (i\1i,;;s). dress maker Smith Walter, farmer, Sisters farmEdin. physician.k certifying factory Faulkner .Alfred, farmerWiRett Oswaltl, shopkeeper &; builder,surg~on & medIcal offic.er ~ public Greaves 'Villiam Lang, beer retailer Post offictlvaccmat?r, Bu~worth dIstrIct, Run- Hewitt Isaac, farmer, Stockley {arm Winstanley William, farmercorn UnIon, Viewfield Hewitt Joseph, farmer j Woodward Albert, farmer, Low('r hallBrocklehurst M~ry (Mrs.), farmer Howard James, blacksmithSUTTON (or Sutton Higher, or Downs), is a township borougb, 5,349; to~al of the whole township of Sutton,and extensive district, forming a populous suburb to the 6,643. The populatIOn of Sutton St. Jame.s ecclesiasticaltown of Macclesfield; it is on the road from Macclesfield parish in 1901 was 1,304.to Leek, Staffs, and extends 4 miles south-south-east of Lane Ends, a little west from the church, consists of a:\Iaccles~eld, and in 18 35 'Y as constituted a parish out of number of houst's and a. silk throwin2' mill, not now (19 02)the parIsh of Prestbury, In the ~lacclesfield division of working. There is a school room here, in which divinethe county, petty sessional division of Prestbuf)', Maccles- service is held.field hundred, union and county court district, and in therural deanery and archdeaconry of Macclesfield and diocese Langley is a village and populous hamlet, three-quartersof Chester. The most populous part of the.township is of a mile ea,;;t from the church. The 'Vesleyan chapel atincluded in the municipal borough of Macclesfield, and the Langley, built in 1858, is an edifice in the Gothic style,Macclesfield canal passes on the west. The church of St. and will seat 250. There is also a 'Wesleyan chapel atJames, standing on the brow of a hill near Lane Ends, and Hollin lane, erected in 1880, and 3. Methodist Xew Conerectedin 1840, is a 'small building of stone in the Earl" nenon chapel at Langler· Langley Public Institute,English style, consisting of chancel (added in r871), nave, erected in 1883, is a building of stone, comprising readingand a western tower with spire, containing an illuminated and recreation rooms, which are open every evening.clock 8:nd six bells, hung in 18 79: the east window, a There is also an Institute at Lane Ends, with reading.memorIal to John Smith esq. of Langley, who died 8 Jan. billiard and recre~tion rooms. Langley Hall, a fine old1870, was erected by his brother Freemasons' there is also mansion, erected in 1696, and formerly the residence ofa .memorial window to the late Joseph Smith, of Langley. the Clowes family, is now let in several tenements. Silkhis nephew, who died 6 Feb. 18 7 1 , besides four other printing, dyeing, silk weaving and the mannfa,eture ofmemorial windows, and there is a mural monumpnt to smr111 wares are carried on here. The area i.s 200 acres.Thomas Parrott esq. of Sutton, d. 29 May, 1879: a handsomemosaic reredos, reproduced from one in St. Mark~s,Letters received through Macclesfield, which is the nearestmoney order & telegraph office, one mile distantVenice, and executed in Italy, was placed in October, 1871,Wall Letter Boxes.as a memorial to Samuel Pearson esq. of Buglawton, d. 26 Lane Ends, cleared at 9 a.m. & 6.45 p.mOct. 1871: the ceiling of the nave is panelled, and that ot L' 1mI' green at 7.40 a.m. ~ 6OJ ·30 p.mt. he ch 8ance 1has been beautifully painted by Italian arti,;( s : 0 aIt grove at 7·55 a.m, & 6.15 p.mm 18 ° a new vestry was built and n. massive brass eagle Langley at 9.40 a.m. & 6.20 p.mlectern and a brass chandelier provided, and the churchhas a handsome carved marble font :'. there are 268 sit-Schools.tings. The register dates from the year 1840. The National, Ridge bottom (mixed & infants), erected in 1841,living is a vicarage, net yearly value £179, with residence,in the gift of trustees, and held since 1899 by the Rev.for 180 children; average attendance about 112; BuckleyF. Moffatt. master; Miss Florence Bannister, infants'ArthuI" Gascoigne Child M.A. of Keble College, Oxford. mistress. The school is endowed with £20 yearly fromThe charities are of £1 18s. yearly value. for clothing. the bequest of Miss JohnsonWilliam Whiston esq. C.C. of Langley, is lord of the A School Board of 5 members was formed Kov. 23, 187..hmanor and the principal landowner. The township is a for the extra municipal part; J. Shaw, clerk to theportion of the Royal manor and forest of Macclesfield. The school boardarea of the whole parish is 5,018 acres of land and 77 of Board School, Langley (mixed & infants), erected, withwater; rateable value,£10,345. The population in IqOl house for the master, in 1877 & enlarged in 1.896, for 120was, in that part of the township not included in t,I)(~ . children; average attendance, 110; James M. Willdig,horough of Macclesfield, 1,294'; in that portion within the master; Mrs. Annie M. Willdig, infants' mistress.AJ.lcockPRIVA.TE R~smENTS.Rev. William B. (WesleyanBailey .John, farmer,farm, LangleyClark Lane's Cundiff Thos. Lamb inn, Lane endsDay Juseph, farmer, HolleycombesMethodist) "BaIl Hannah Ofrs.), grocer, Langley Day Joseph, Hanging Gate P.R.Band John, The Firs, Langley Barber Ann pIrs.), frmr. Green hills Copthurst edgeBuxton Nathan, Ridge hill Barher Edward, Lowtr house Deakin Arthur, farmel', Brooms frmChild Rev. Arthur Gascoi2'l1e M.A. Beresford Jsph. frmr. 'Yindyway frrn Dean Nathan, stone mer. Stilters(vicar), VicarageCoates Joseph, Back Lane House cotBeresford Matthew, farmer, :\1inn Side& Higher PethIlls farmBank quarryFernihough Fred, farmer, Nab endDavidson John J. The Shrubberies BeswiCK Charles, farmer, Broad carrs Fcx Sarah(MI·".),farmer,Brownlow frmHardern Wm. r.rhornicroft, Wood cot Biddulph Jonathn. frmr.Turk's Hd.fm Hammond Hannah Johnson (~Irs.),Lomas Thomas, Lane Ends house Billinge .Tohn, farmer, Tollett's farm grocer, Sutton Lane endsLowndes Ch~~les, M!rtle cottage Bolshaw Jabez, Roral OakP.H.Oak gro Hammond Thomas, farmer, RobinMay John, RIdge h111Millward Henry, Langley hallBolshaw John, farmer, Throstle nestBonsall George, farmer, FotlordsHood farmHarrison Charles, tailor, Langley~roore John Thos. Wood villa, Langley Bould Thomas, joiner, Dene's moss Hartley Thomas, gardener to HerbertMothersill Hf:orbert J. ParY~y housePattinson Arthur T. Gtlrnet houseBowler Jsph. frmr. Drove Hay farmBrown Harry, farmer, Higl!lowPhillips esq. Oak groveHeath _. (Mrs.), farmer, HarMon farmPattinson Thomas. Lake house Bullock Frederick, farmer, Low Lee Heathcote Geo. frmr. Lees House fmPhilips Herbert J.P. Sutton oaks Broadhurst Joseph (Mrs.), farmer, Hesford Elizabeth Ann pIiss), groC'er,. Rathbone Mrs. Lane Ends Back ridges LangleySmale Jonathan, Lime green Bullock Ralph, frmr. Jarman's farm Hesford Isaac Thomas, cattle dealer,Smith Mrs. John, Coc~ hall, Langley Bullock William, farmer, Lower Ridge ~armer & butcher, LangleySmith Mrs. Wm. Bollin ho. Langley Gate farm HIDe & Band, smallware manufac-St:mcliffe Percy, Green bank Buxton Danl. farmer, Kemp's croft turers, Albert millsSwindells Mrs. Yew Tree villa Buxton Tho,.;. frmr.Higher Oroli.er frm Hirst Joseph, coal merchant, GurnetWhiston Harold ,Yo Overdale Buxton Wm. farmer, Great Oak farm & Sutt-on Hall wharvesWhiston William, C. C. Clough honse, Chappell Xathan, farmer, ~Ioss farmIHodkinson John, beer retaIlerLangley Clarke Henry, beer retailer, Gurnet Holland John, farmer, Cock Hall frmWise Thomas, Hockley Cliff Edwin, farmer, Lane Ends farm Hljlland John Thorr.as, falmer, WeltonW-ood Joel L. Moss Head house Clough John, shoe maker, Gurnet Way farmCOlnlERCUL. Cooper JameR, farmer, Shade yard Hooley Jasper, farmer, Hawthorn viewAllen Thos. frmr. Lingard's farm Cooper Thomas, farmer, Fox bank Hudson ~oah, cowkpr. Low. HardingsArro-wsmith John, farmer, Lower Pet- Cooper William, farmer, l':'essett farm Hunt John, corn dlr. Hollin lanehills farm Cundiff Joseph, Ryle's Arms P.H. Hyde William, farmer, High LeeBadley James, farmer, Cophnrst farm Hollin lane Ingham "-illiam Henry, farmer,Bailey John, farmer, Bank Top farm Cundiff Ralph, farmer, Hollin lane Pnrvey farm

584 SUTTO~• CHESHIRE. [KELLY'S.Jachon Wiiliam H. blactsmith & Old Mitchell John, farmer, Cif'et hills Steele .Toseph, farmer, Daisy bankKing's Head P.H Moore John Thomas, folding chair Steele Thomas, farmer, Knowles farmJoddrell Justice, Xew inn manufacturer, Langley Steele Thoma~. Hanging Gate P,B.Kirkham Joseph,farD1er,Oaken Clough MOlt James, Churl_'h House P.H Copthurst EdgeKnight John, farmer, Lee farm Xaden Fred, frmr. Milking Steads frm Swindells John, farmer, WithinshawLane Ends ID3titute (Buckley Moffatt, Xewton John, farmer, Thickwithins Taylor Thomas, shopkpr. Oak grOf'esecretary), Lane ends' Xixon George, farmer, Adens farm Trueman .John, farmer. Hollin SettLangley Finishing- Co. silk finishers, Percival Jas. (armer, Dene's Moss fm Trueman William, farmer, Green barnLangley - Pickford Charlotte (Mrs.). farmer, Trueman ~lartha (Mrs.). farmer, Sut-Langley Public Institute (Thomas C. Smallhurst ton endsMacDonald, sec.), Langley Preston Thomas. farmer, Brindhurst Tunnic1iffe Wm. shoe mkr. LangleyLawson Robert, frmr. Broad Oak frm Priestnall Thos. frmr. Moss Lee farm Wain Frederiok J. St. Dunstan~s inn,Lawson Wm. farmer. Ridge hall Rathbone Nehemiah. stone merchant, LangleyLomas George, farmer, Langley Hollin lane Walker Peter, farmer, Ridge Hill,Lomas Hannan 'Harriet (Mrs.), frmr. Riler Sarah (~[rs.), farmer, Symond- Foot farm.Fern Lee farm ley farm Waller John. farmer, Pye Grea\'"eLomas William. farmer, ~[eg Lane end Roylance Peter, farmer, Ridge hill Warrington Sarah (Mrs.), farmer,3f-anifould Rt. whlwrlght. Walker la Shaw Joseph, farmer, Back Lane ho Bollin Head farmMason John, farmer, Higher Ridge Shaw Levi, frmr. Rossenclough frm Warrington Ww. farmer, Barle~ fieldGate farmSlack In. frmr. Broom frm. Lane ends Whiston William & Son, silk prmters,Massey John R. beer retailer, Langley Slack Thos. J as. farmer, Gaw €Ild Langley Print works, LangleyMaver James, farmer, Croker Slater John. farmer. Sutton Hall frm Williamson Jas. farmer, Croker houseMayer William H. J. farmer & stone Smale Josiah & Sons, silk manu- Wilson Jamps, fal'mer,LowerDrove h~ymerchant, Rough Hey farm facturers, Langley Wood Joel L. glue size & manure maIl-Mitchell Charles, farmer, Kinder fields Steele Bowden, frmr. Oldfield farm ufacturer & bone merchantGREAT SUTTON is a township and village on the road The living is a rectory, net yearly value £156, in the giftfrom Obester to Birlienhead, about one mile north-east of the vicar of Eastham, and held since 1900 by the Rev.from Little Sutton station on the London and North Percy Douglas, of St. Aidans. Miss Naylor, of Kelmar,.;hWestern and Great Western joint railway, 6 miles north- Hall, Northampton and Peter Owen esq. J.P. are thewest from Ohester and IO south-by-east from Birkenhead; principal landowners. The area is 1,151 acres; rateablein 1879 it was formed into a separate parish from the value, £3,°78; the population in 1901 was 399.~ari&h of Eastham, and is in the Wirral division of the By Local Government Board Order No. 23,294, a part of.county of Chester, higher division of the hundTed and in Great Sutton township was in 1889 added to Overpool.-the union of Wirral, county court district of Birkenhead C k EIand petty sessional division of Wirral, rural deanery of Parish ler, Joseph lams.Wirral and archdeaconrv and diocese of Chester. The Letters through Chester arrive at 6 a.m. & 4 p.m. Thechurch of St. John the "Evangelist is a plain building of nearest money order & telegraph office is at Little-freestone, consisting of nave, ,south porch and a circular Sutton, It miles distant. W:l11 Letter BDx, Chestertower containing one bell: the stained east window is a road, & at Backford Cross, cleared 8.50 p.m. dailymemorial to Elizabeth, wife of Thomas Richard Shallcrossesq. J.P. of Great Sutton, d. 20 Jan. 1879: the west Eleanor (Church) Schools (mixed), built in 1880, for 160window was erected to Eleanor Harrison, wife of Peter children; average attendance, 65; Miss Margaret Dum--Owen, d. 12 May, 1879: the church will seat 240 persons. bell, mistressSm~th George, The Villa, Green lanePRIVATE RESIDENTS.Thorne William C. HolmefieldBlagg Samuel J. Green Bank Louse,Green laneDobell WiJdiam B. coal merchantDouglas Rev. Percy (vicar), Chester rdGraves Herbert A. Grof'e hall, ChesterroadHughes Edwd. Xew hey, Chester I'U~ayall Rey. Charles, Chester roadOwen Peter J.P.The N:oanor,Chester rdPennington ~[rs.Sutton Idg.Chest-er ruPlatt Miss, -Preston John, Rose cotto Chester roadShallcross Thomas Richd. The Grange,Chester roadCO:MMERCLo\L.Atkinson Thomai', farmer, Oliver ho.Che-ster roadBaLl Alice (Mrs.), The Bull's Head,beer retailer, Chester roadCash Chas. bricklayer &C. Chester rdEllams Joseph, verger to St. John theEvangelist's, Chester roadHamlyn Frederick Charles, WhiteSwan P.H. Chester roadHayes Sarah (Mrs.), frmr. Chester rdHughes Thomas, farmer, Chester rdJenkins Wm. farmer, Chester road.SWETTENHAM is a parish and a village, pleasantlyseated on the 'banks of the river Dane, 2! miles south-eastfrom Goostrey station on the Crewe and' 'Stockport sectionof the London and ~orth Western railway and Snorth-west from Congleton, in the Knutsford division ofthe C0unLy, Northwich hund:red, ,Congleton section ofMiddle,..ich and Sandbach petty sessional division, Congletonunion and county court district, rural deanery ofCongleton, archdeaconry of IMacclesfield and diocese ofChester. The church, originally founded in the 13thcentury, is a structure of brick with freestone facings,erected in 11720, and consisting uf chancel, clerestoriedna.ve of five bays, aisles, ch81pel, south porch and awestern tower containing a clock and 3 bells; the sidechapel wa3 erected in 11846 as a. memoria~ to EdmundTippings esq. at a cost of £1,000: there are 200 sittings.The register commences in 15"50. The livmg is a rectory,net income £-192, with 19 acres of glebe and residence, inthe gift -of and held sinc6 1898 by the Rev. Frank ,StewartBanner B.A. of Durham University. The Catholic church,erected in 1854, within the park, tfor the private use ofthe ownerr of the Hall, and dedicated to St. Thomas andSt. Mary, is a sm.L11 edifice of brick and stone in theGothic ,style, consisting of dhancel, nan and a small westerntower containing one bell, but is at present disused.The ancient Order of Foresters has a lodge in this placeand holds a court here montWy and an annual dinner inJune at th~ Swettenham Arms; the members of thelodge numbeT over 350. Swettenham Hall, which standsin a nicely-wuoded park of 70 acres, commanding fineviews of the surrounding country, is the property of Col.Jones Roobert, farmer, Chester roadKellett Robert, farmer, Dunkirk laneLloyd Thomas, butcher, The Bridge,Chester roadMansley John, farmer, Chester roadMason John. farmer, Mount farm,Chester roadSwindells William, provision dealer,Chester roadTurner Theodore, nurseryman. NewHey, Chester roadWainwright William, farmer, CllUrcDfarm, Chester roadWilliams Richard, farmer, WhetstoneHey farm, Chester roadRobert Warr~m Swettenham J.P.; here is preserved thewatch handed by Lord William Russell to a friend on thescaffold, 21 July, -1683, when he made the observation,"I am now done with time and must henceforward thinkof eternity." The Hall is now (1902) occupied' by GilbertEdward Tennant esq. Col. ISwettenham is lord, of themanor and sole landowner. The family of Swet-tenhamhave held the manor since some time antecedent to theConquest. 'I1le township of Swe:ttenham contains 999acres of land and 1111 of wa:ter; rateable value, [;1,965;the popula,tion of the whole parish in 1901 was 3818, andof the township 142.Parish Olerk, Thomas Vawdrey.Post Office, Swettenham-Charles Vawdrey, sub-postmaster.Lett-ers arrive from Congleton at 8.15 a.m. &;are dig,patched thereto at 5.30 p.m. Postal orders areissued here, but not paid. The nearest money orderoffice is at Holmes Chapel &; telegraph office LowerWithington, 2 miles distantNational School, a short distance from the church, erectedin 1840, for 120 children; average attendance, 6o;Thomas Vawdrey, masterDAVENPORT is a township in the parish of Swettenham,to which it was added in 1890. 2 miles east from.flolmes Chapel station on the Crewe and Stockport sectionof the London and North Western railway, and 4i northwestfrom Congleton. in the Knutsford division of theIcounty. The -Wesleyan chapel. locally in Brereton 'Parish.was built in 1894. and seats 11!10 persons.a stuccol'd building, is the residence of Lieut.-Col. DavenportaIall,Robert

nmXCTORY•] CHESHIRE. TABLEY OVER. 585Francis Gartside-Tipping C.B., J.P. Henry Anson-Horton north-west from Congleton. Kermincham Hall is occupiedesq. of CllItton Hall is lord of the manor and owner of the by ,)Ir. 'Percy Claude Klombies, farmer. Capt.. Ecyertontownship. The area is 755 acres; rateable value £1 293 . Leigh, of J odrell Hall, is lord of the manor and sol~ prothepopulation in -19011 'Was ,8o. ' , ,prIetor.. Th. e a~ea is 1,209 acres; rateable value, £2,15°;Letters through Congleton. Holmes ·Cha,pel is the nearest the populatIOn m 1901 'Was 156.money order & telegraph office, 2 miles distant Holmes Ohapel & 18iddington are the nearest money~RMINCHAM (Kermingham, or Carmcnam, or Car- order offices & Lower Withington the nearest telecyraphmmgham) is a township in the above parish, sl miles office, a.bout 2 miles distant 0SWETTENHAM. Street Thomas, bricklayer :Moston Henry, farmerBanner Rev. Frank 'Stewart B.A. (rec- Vawdry lVilliam, shoe .maker Maston Thomas, farmertor), Reotlorl WeatheI'lby J{)hn, farmer Snelson James, farmerTennant GilbeM,Edwd.Swet.tenham hall Webb Peter, ISwettenham Arms P.H Staley Charles, farmerWright Geo. Arth. Devonport cobtage Yates John Thomas, farmel Sta[ey Charles, jun. farmerCOYMERCllL. KERl\IIXCHlll. Staley Thomas, farmerBostock John, farmerTomkinson Ambrose, farmerCash Thomas, shopkeeper COYlIERCIAL. Vernon William, farmerCurbishley James, blacksmith Ashton Alfred J.P. Kermincham lodge DAVENPORT.DaveDlpOrt Mar'!::ha (Mrs.), farmer,The Barber William, farmer Gant-side-Tipping Lieut.-Col. RobertOld farm Barker John, farmer Francis C.B., J.P. Davenport hallDone William, farmer, Foxhall Bayley Samuel, farmer Bason Abraham, farmerForesters, Court Swettenham, Thomas Blackshaw James, farmerBoon Samuel, cowkeeperVawdey, sec Brookes 1lilliam, farmer Booth David, farmerGowing HO'llace, gamekeeper to Gil- Done James, farmer Glover John, farmerbert Edward Tennant esq Durbar "William, farmer Hough Thomas, farmer, Grange farmHeath John, farmer Gallimore Henry, fa,rmer Lancaster Charles, cowkeeperHolden Thomas, farmer Gregory John, farmer Ma,ssey Harrie·t Emily (Mrs.), farmer,MouDJtdield Edward, farmer Jones Henry, farmer Davenport housePass John, farmerKlombies Percy Claude, farmer, Ker- Venables Ann ('Mrs.), farmerSnelson James, miNer (water) mincham hall Yates John Thomas, farmer, StockeryNETHER TABLEY (or Tabley Inferior) is a town- of the township, and resides at Tabley House, situatedship in the parish of Great Budworth, on 'lilie road from about a. quarter of a mile from the Old' !Hall, and erectedNorthwich to Altrincham and Manchester, and is 2 miles in 1769; it is a mansion of red brick with stone dressinCJ's,west-by-south from Knutsford station on the Cheshire and has in front a 'beautiful terrace opening toward: aLines railway; in the Knutsford division of the county, well-wooded park of 800 acres, with two lakes of 70 acresBucklow petty sessional division and union, hundred of in extent. The Old IHaU, built by John Leycester, an an­Northwich county court district. St. Peter's chapel, cestor of the late Lord de Tabley, in the 14th century',standing in Tabley Park, and erected in 1675 by Sir Peter stands on an island, a bridge connecting it with the rest ofLeycester, is an edifice of brick with stone dressings, the park. Here lived that staunch loyalist Sir Peter Leyconsistingof chancel, nave, north porch and a western c~ster, whose devotion to the cause of Charles I. exposedtower containing a clock with dial, and one bell: theTP hIm to the fury of the Parliamentary party and inflictedare several stained windows and a vestry; this is a private great injury u£?n his esta.tes; in the house is some oakcbapel and is used only by the family and household at furni.ture bearmg the date 1659 and prayer books datedTabley 1H0use, and by the residents at any of the ne1gh- 1613. The soil is clay; subsoil, sand. The land is chieflybouring farms on the estate: Rev. John Frederick William pasture. The area is '1,13'1 acres of land and 75 of water;Drury M.A. of Christ Church, Oxford, has 'been chaplain rateable value, £2,3218; the population in rl90iI was 129.'Since 18g!. There is no register here, entries being made Letters through Knutsford, which is the nearest moneyin lllat of 'Great 'Budworth. This place gave the Ititle of order .& telegraph office, 2 miles distantbaron to the Leycester-Warren family, but it became ex- National School (mixed), erected with houae for thetinct on the death of the 3rd baron in 189S. The Hon. master in .10856 Iby the second Lord de Tabley, for 130Lady Leighton-Warren is lady of the manor and: owner children; average attendance, 80;Joseph Newns, mash'LeicesterJWarren Cuthbert J.P. Tab- Barber James, frmr. Clay Bouse frm Jackson Thomas, Manor House farmley house Booth Joseph, farmer, Park side Jones Herbert Turner, The GrancyeLeighton-Warren The Hon. Lady,Tab- Dale John William, gardener to The Mather Jos-eph, farmer 0ley house Bon. Lady Leighton-Warren Midwood George Morris, The HutBarber Bugh, farmer, Flitto gateTABLEY OVER (or Superior) is a considerable township,on the road leading from Altrincham and Mancl1.esterto Chester and Northwich, and with part of thetownship of Mere, taken out of the parish of Rostherne,was formed into a parish, Nov. 6, 18SS; it is 2 mileswest-by-north from Knutsford station on the Chesmr€'Lines railway, 6 south-west from Altrincham and 6~north-east from Northwich, in the Knutsford division ofthe county, petty sessional division and hundred andunion of Bucklow, county court district of Altrincham.rural deanery of Bowdon, archdeaconry of Macclesfield anddiocese of Chester. The church of St. Paul was erectedin 18SS by subscriptions of residents in the neighbourhood,upon land given by T. J. L. Brooke esq. of MereHall, and endowed by him with' £1,000. besides £50yearly in tithe from Christ Church, Oxford; twelvemonths after its consecration it was destroyed by fire.but was rebuilt and opened for divine service in Oct.1'856: the present church is an edifice of stone, consistingof chancel, nave of three bays, south porch, north aisleand a western turret with cupola containing one bell: theorgan, presented by David Re)·nolds Davis esq. was enlargedin 1887 at a cost of about £80; the stained ea ..rwindow is a memorial to Thomas William LangfordBrooke esq. of Mere, d. Sept. 14, 1872, and there are twoo·thers given by W. G. Crum esq. and by Mrs. Buxtonand Miss Longridge: the church affords 240 sittings. ThE'register dates from the Jear 1'855. The living is a, vicarage,net yearly value £210, including Ii acres of glebe.in the gift of Lieut.-Col. Henry Langford Brooke J.P. andthe Bishop of ·Chester alternately, and held since .1900 bythe iRev. Arthur Symonds~I.A. of Brasenose College.Oxford: the vicarage. opposite the church. stands on alite given by T. J. L. Brooke esq. in 1862. Forrest'~charity, of £3 yearly, is given in money to the poor.The Hon. Mrs. Catherine M. Keane (late of Mere Hall,Knutsford) left at her death in 1894 a legacy of £1,000,which is lDvested in the Post. Office ,Savings Bank andmanaged by trustees; the annual income, amounting to£23 '12S. is distributed: amongst t.he thrifty poor (prorata according to their savings) at Christmas, and isconfined to such cottage inhabitants of part of Mere tlndOver Tabley as have an amount saved from their weeklyearnings deposited in the 'Post -Office Savings Bank : trustees,Col. H. Langford ;Brooke and· the' churchwardens.The children of this place attend the schools in the adjoiningtownships of :Mere and Nether Tabley. OverTabley Ball, the original seat of the Danyers, or Daniels.family, now extinct, stands a short distance west of thechurch, and is occupied as a farmhouse. There areseveral farmhouses', modern erections, with good outbuildings.The Hon. Lady Leighton-Warren and Lieut.­Col. Henry Langford Brooke, of Mere Hall, are respectivelylady and lord of the manor and chief landowners.The soil is sandy and· clayey, and the subsoil is marl.The chief crops are wheat, oats and turnips and potatoes.The area of the township is 2,649 acres of land and 22 ofwater; rateable value, £5,3'54; the population of theparish in -lgoI, 692; township, 493·Sexton, John Boulden.Post Office.-Samuel Jennings, sub-postmaster. Lettersthrough Knutsford delivered at 7 a.m.; dispatched at9.30 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; sunday 9.30 p.m. Postal ordersare issued here, but not paid. Mere is the nearestmoney order & telegraph office, 2 miles distantLetter Box at Ta,bley Brook, cleared at 9 a.m. &; 6.15p.m.; no collection on sundayCounty Constabulary, P. C. Whalley, in charge

586 TARPOHLEY. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'SBaskerville James Turner, Tabley 1::1 Burgess Levi, blacksmith Jennings Samuel, wheelwright & sub-Hooton Frank, The HolliesBurton Wm. farmer, Roebuck farm postmasterLongridge Robert 'Bewick J.P. Yew Cookson Wm. frmr. Hollow Wood fm Leicester Charles, lodge keeperTree houseCrompton Fanny (Mrs.), linen & wool· Merril John, farmerOgden :Miss, The Hollieslen draper, Tabley hill PembeJ1ton Henry, farmer & builder,Symonds Rev. Arthur ::\I.A.. (vicar), Darlington Thos. stone masn.Tabley la Grove farmVicarageDean John, farmer, Over Tabley hall Plat,t Joseph, cattle dealer &; farmerCOlnIERCIAL.Ford Thomas, farmer, Bud'tforth road Preston John, gardener to R.B. Long-Ashbrook William, farmer Foster Wm. sen. farmer, Moss lane ridge esq. J.PBeech 1Yilliam, farmer, Villa farm Foster William, jun. frmr. Moss ,side Rose Thomas, farmer, Tabley hillBeswick Hy. farmer, Burnt Ho. frm Glassford Alex. farmer, Moss lane Smith John, farmer, Sudlow farmBurgess Benj. farmer, TanyaI'd frm Glassford Alexander Macpherson, far- Steel Ann (Mrs.), frmr. Blue Bell fmBurgess Sarah (:\Irs.),farmer, Pownall mer, Moss farm Steel John, farmer, Tabley hillgreenGriffiths Joseph, farmer, Tabley hill Whalley John, cowkeeperBurgess Joseph, Windmill inn, high- Hickson Joseph, farmer, Heyrose farm Wilkinson Ohas.Antone,frmr.Dairy fmway surveyor to the Bucklow Rural Houlden John, boot & shoe maker & Wilkinson ~ank, C'tfkipr. Tabley lane& District Council & overseer & ,sex.ton Wilkinson Joseph, farmerhon. clerk of the Parish Council Hickson Henry, shopkeeperTARPORLEY (formerly spelt Torporley) is a markettown, township and parish, in the Eddisbury division of300; the latter has a burial ground attached. ThePublic Hall, Forest road, erected in IBS'I, at -3, cost ofthe calmty, Tarvin union, Nantwich and Crewe county £400, raised in £5 shares, is a plain structure of brick,court district, petty sessional division of Eddisbury, first containing a large room, holding 400 persons, and useddivision of the Eddisbury hundred, rural deanery of for concerts, balls and meetings, and a .smaller roomMiddlewich and archdeaconry and diocese of Chester, 2 used for the meetings of the District Council. A.tmiles north from Beeston station on the Chester and the Public 'Hall there is a library of 700 volumes,Crewe section of the London and North 'Western rail'tfay, augmented by a bequest of £19 198. in 1856, from JosephIO! east-south-eas,t from Chester, 9! north-west from Reece esq. of Tarporley, who also established a libraryNantwich, 12 west-south-west from lMiddlewich, II south- in connection with the National school: the library wassouth-west from Northwich and 172 from London.Tarporley was anciently a borough; Richard Francis isre-established in 1888, and is supported by annual subscriptionsand funds derived from entertainments andmentioned as mayor ill 1297, and there are records of consists of 1,7°0 volumes. Tarporley races are heldothers of later date. Under the provisions of the" Local about the middle of April in each year: the course isGovernment Act, 1894" (56 and 57 Vict. c. 73), the town near Ash ',,"ood, about I mile from Tarporley, orl' the roadis now governed by an Urban District Council of 15 to Chester. Tarporley is' the headquarters of the Northmembers, formed 1st Jan. 1895, and is divided into four Cheshire Hunt, the members of which meet at the S"tfanwards. The principal street, of which the town mainly hotel in the first week in November, to inaugurate theconsists, is a winding thoroughfare, extending half a hunting season; the hounds being kept at Forest kennels,mile, nearly north and south, on the high road between Sandi'tfuy, near Northwich. Tarporley & Hartford areLondon and Chester: many of the older houseS' with their convenient places for hunting visitors. The Market Hall.gabled fronts have a pleasing and picturesque appearance. which adjoins the Swan hotel, and is let with that build­The town is lighted with gas from works erected in 1862 ing, was' erected in or about the year 1758, with materialsby a limited company, with a capital of £1,000, raised in brought from Utkinton Hall: the upper apartment, 39shares of £5 each, and supplied vrith water from the feet long and 26 feet wide, and holding 150 persons, isLiverpool Corporation's main at Ti:.stone. A system of used principally by the members of the hunt; it issewerage is now (1902) being completed at an estimated adorned with finely executed full-length portraits of Sircost of £5,000. The church of 'St. !Helen is a iSpacious Peter 'Warburton bart. and Smith Barry esq. of Marburyedifice of stone in mixed styles, consisting of chancel, nave by Great iBudworth, who died in 1784; in 1892 aof four bays, aisle~:-south porch and a tower on the 80uth- portrait was added of the late Viscount Combermere,west in the Decorated style, containing 8 bells and a chim- who was the oldest member of the club, and died I Dec.ing clock with dials facing east and west: the nave is in 1891, and in 1897 another of Captain Park-Yates:the Early English style: the aisles appear to have been the whole of the furniture and appurtenances arelengthened during the Perpendicular period, by theaddition of two chapels, that on the north-east being thecharacteristic of the chase: in the Hunt room is a veryfinely carved oa,.k chair, pre.sented by the Duke of West­Egerton or Utkinton chapel and that on the south theArderne or Flax.yards chapel; each ha.s a priest's door.minster K.G. on the centenary of the formation of theclub in 1862, upon the back of which is inscribed" Theand, the south-east chapel still retains a piscina: in the preservation: throughout the whole nation: affords 1'e­Egerton or Utkinton chapel are carved alt.ar tombs with creation: then drink it each man QUESITUM MERITIS:recumbent effigies to Sir John Crewe kt. of lJtldnton, ob.19 May, 1711; a ta,blet to Mary (Wagstaff), his relict, ob.Good fun how rare it is: I know not where it is: save atthe Swan." The ma.rket day is Thursday. iFairs are held8 April, 1734, and other memorials to Jane Done, ob.1662, and Mary Crewe, ob. 1674; in the Arderne orin the street, on the 1St of May, the first Monday afterAugust 24th and I Ith of December, for cattle ,and pedlery.Flaxyards chapel are mural monuments with busts to The Consolidated Charities, amounting to £164 yearly, areJohn Crewe, of Utkinton, ob. 1670. and to Sir John Done derived from land and the interest on money invested in. kt. of Utkinton, ob. 14 April, 1629, whose ancestors were Consols ; this sum. is in part distributed among the poorc::eated at Utkinton previous to the 12th century, and held of the parish, either in money, bread or clothing, at thethe hereditary rangership of Delamere Forest: there areother mural monuments to Rowland Sherrard, 34 yearsdiscretion of the trustees, and also applied to the appren­tieing of poor children of the entire parish as well as ofrector of this parish, ob. 1694; Henry Ardern, of Tar- Clotton. The Almshouses, in iHigh street, originally builtporley, ob. 1775, and Catherine his wife, ob. 1777; John and endowed in 1704, by Sir John Crewe and Mary hisDone, of Salters Well, d. 1830, and others, besides Beveral wife, were rebuilt by the trustees under the will of Johnmodern brasses: the windows, 12 of which are stained. Arden, in 1826, and are for four poor widows of the parish,are chiefly modern: a helmet, breast-plate and morion.of the period of the cival war, dug up in the neighboureachof whom receives '8s. 9d. per quarter. The Done Re­creation room, a structure of brick, standing on the Rec-.hood, are preserved in the church: the chancel is divided tory glebe, was originally erected by Dame Dorothy Done,from the nave by a wrought iron screen, the gates ofwhich are of Florentine iron work and were the gift ofin 1636, as a school, and endowed in 1662 by Dame JaneDone for that purpose: in 1888 it was thoroughly re­Lady Haddington: the west wall and the western half of stored and a reading room added, at a cost of about £150the north aisle were rebuilt 1785 in a debased style, but chiefly defrayed by the Earl and Countess of Haddington:in 1870 were carefully restored: the whole building was the building now comprises a. large room, furnished withrestored in 1865 and 1877, from plans by 1\11'. James billiards and other games, and a ,smaller room serving'Crowther, architect, of Manchester, at a. total cost of as a reading room: the parish library contains aboutOf£IO,249 :there are 530 sittings :the churchyard was enlargedby the addition of about half an acre in 1892, ate. cost1,800 volumes, and there were in 1902 220 membel's;Henry Steffens Grocott and W8J.ter E. Garner, liabout£1,000. The registers date from 1'5'56, and are in brarians. On the· south, the lofty eminence of Beestongood condition. The living is a rectory, net y~arly val~e Rock, crowned with the ruins of the Castle; and the£4 00 , with 12 acres of glebe and reSIdence, In the gIft thickly-wooded and picturesque hills of Peckforton andof trustees and held since 1.8188 by the Rev. Walter Octa- Brox.tOn. form a bold picture. From the base of thesevius Marsh Hughes !M.A.. of Magdalen College, Oxford. hills, westward, the view embraces the vale of the DeeThere is a Wesleyan chapel, erected in 1867, and seating and the city of Chester. with the Welsh mountains in the3°0 ; Primitive '::\Iethodist. built in 1846. ·with 100 sit- background. Portal, the !'eat of James Marshall Brookstings, and a Baptist chapel, erected in 1866, and seating esq. is a mansion in the Gothic style, about half a mile..

DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. TARPORLEY. 587north-east from the town: it stands in a park of about100 acres, on a considerable eminence, and commandsextensive and beautiful views of the surrounding scenery.Salters Well House, the residence of ~Iajor H. B. Kirkpatrick,is about a quarter of a mile west from the town,on the high road to Chester. The Earl of Haddington,who is lord of the manor, and the Dean and Chapter ofChester are the chief landowners. The ecclesiasticalparish comprises the townships of Eaton, Rushton, Tarporleyand Utkinton, containing together a population in1901 of 2,644 and 6,193 acres of land; rateable value,£15,732; the township of Tarporley contains 1,164 acres,and 1,454 inhabitants; rateable value, £5,6°4. TheUrban District is co-extensive with the ecclesiasticalparish.Parish Clerk, Herbert Woodward.The chapel of ease of St. John and Holy Cross at CoteBrook, erected in I g74, is an edifice of stone in theLancet style, consisting of chancel, nave and a, tower onthe north-east containing a clock and eight bells: there are160 sittings: in 1888 the chapel was endowed with lnoyearl)', and a residence for the curate built and furnishedfrom funds raised by public subscription: the Rev.Edward! Ernest Gubbins 'M..!.. of SelW)'n College, Cambridge,has been curate since 1899, and resides at Cotebrook.,)Iiss .:\fanley"s cha.rity of £2 I'8s. 6d, yearly,and ~fr. Thomas Hough's charity of £15 8s. old. yearly,are both for distribution in money.EATON is a township and small village in the parishof Tarporley, from which place it is a mile and half tothe north-east. The church of St. Thomas, chapelof ease to the Pa.rish church, was erected in 118g6, thecost, amounting to £2,000, being defrayed from fundsraised by subscription. .A.rderne Hall, the seat of theEarl of ~addington, and formerly called "Eaton BanksHouse," is a mansion of red ,brick with stone facings,standing in a park of 200 acres: the manor of Eaton wasgranted ,by letters patent of Henry L1I. to John de Grey;and thence passed to his descendants the Greys, BaronsGrey de Wilton, of Wilton Castle, :Hereford, and afterward'sto the Greys of Ruthin, and the Capell, Dennys andHynton families. Sir Philip Henry Brian Grey Egertonbart. of Oulton Park, who is now lord of the manor, andtho Earl of 'Haddington are the sole landowners. Thetownship comprises 1,344 acres, chiefly applied to pastureand grain; rateable value, £3,399; the population in1901 was 39lt.Post Office.-Thomas Ackerley, sub-postmaster. LettersarriT'e from Tarporley at 6,40 a.m. .& 6.10 p.m.; dispatched6.15 p.m.; sundays, II.I5 a.m. Postal ordeTsare issued here, but not paid. Tarporley, Ii miles distant,is the nearest money order & telegraph officeFree School (mixed), erected here in 1806 by the late Mr.Thomas Hough &; supported by him almost entirely athis own cost up to the time of his death in 1838, whenhe bequeathed £1,000 to be applied to the same purpose;the interest now (1902) amounts to £27 14s. 8d.yearly; the school was restored in 1891 at a cost of£35, & is free to the children of the poor for instructionin reading, writing & arithmetic; it will hold 70boys & girls; average attendance, 60; ;)Iiss AliceTurner, mistressRUSHTON is a township and village of scatteredhouses in the parish of Tarporley, distant from thattown 2! miles east-north-east, 121 from Chester, andII! from Northwich. There is a Wesleyan chapel nearto Eaton, and a Primitive Methodist chapel at Cotebrook.Boothurst, an ancient mansion in the south-east part ofthe township, was formerly occupied by a branch of theWeld family. Sir Philip Henry Brian Grey Egerton ba~t.of Oulton Park, and the Earl of Haddington are the chieflandowners. The area is 1,771 acres of land and 26 ofwater; rateable value, £2,922; it contained in 190r apopulat1on of 333. 'Post Office, Cote-Brook.--.Tohn Ta,ylor, sub-postmaster.Letters arrive from Tarporley 7.30 a.m.; dispatchedat 6,4° p.m. ~ sundays 9 a.m. PostalI'orders are issuedhere but not paid. Little Budworth is the nearestmon~y order &; telegraph office, miles distantUTKINTON is a township, Ii miles north of Tarporlev.St. Paul's School Church, erected on a site givenby the Earl of Haddington, and. se!ving as a. ch.apel-ofeaseto Tarpdrley, is a neat bmldmg of red bnck andstone, in the Enrly English style, from pla~s by .:\Ir. J?hnDouglas, architect, of Chester, and conSIsts of ap.sl~alnave with vestry and an open western belfry contalI~.lIlgone bell. The talal cost amounted to about£I,350, ralsedby subscription. 'rhe building is also used as a day school(mixed and inf~nts) for 120 children; average atten·!dance, 70; John 'Watson, master. Here is a PrimitiveMethodist chapel, erected in 1863. rtkinton Hall, nowa farmhouse, was formerly the seat of the Dones, awealthy family, who once held nry considerable possessionsin the county; the mansion was originally muchmore extensive; some of the materials of the portionstaken down were conveyed to Tarporley and used inbuilding of the present Market Hall. In the vicinityis the High Billinge, a hill, from the summit of which isafforded a fine view of the surrounding country. TheEarl of Haddington is the chief landowner. The acreageis 1,1889; rateable value, £3,827; the population in190'1 was 463.Letters hy foot post from Tarporley, which is the nearestmoney order l&i telegraph office, I~ miles distant.Wall Box,sundaysQuarry Bank, cleared at 5.45 p.m. exceptNational School, Cotebrook (mL'\:ed), supported in partby a sum of £3 yearly from a bequest by the Rev.Thomas Gardner, late of Chester; it will hold 70 boys&i girls; average attendance, 52; .:\frs. Lily lHassall,mistressPost, .:\1. O. & T. 0., T. ~. 0., Express Delivery, iParcelPost, S. B. &; Insurance &; Annuity Office, Tarpol'ley.­John James Daine, postmaster. Letters from all pa.rtsarrIve from Beeston station at 3.13 a.m.; deliveredat7 a.m. &i 3.30 p.m.; dispatched at- !'I.30 a.m. (box'closes at 11.20 a.m.) &; 10.45 p.m. (box closes at ,10p.m.; extra ~d. stamp till ,10.15 p.m.). :Money ordersgranted &; paid &. sa,-ings bank business transacted from8 a.m. to '8 p.m.; parcels d'elivered, 10 a.m. &; 3.30p.m.; dispatched 11.20 a.m. li: 9'4'5 p.mWall Letter Boxes, Bottom End, cleared at II a.m. &; 9p.m. Sundays, 9 p.m. &; near ~Ir. J eU's, cleared at10.50 a.m. &; 8.50 p.m. Sundays, 8.50,p.mCOUNTY ~f!1.GISTRA.TES FOR EDDISBURY P'ETll"YSESSIONAL DIYISIO:8.For List of Magistrates, see Oakere, p. 289.Occasional Courts are held, when required', at the Clerk'soffice, High street, TUIIporley.Clerk to the Magistrates, Thomas Cawley, High streetURBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL.Meets at the Public hall on the last thursday in themonth at 3 p.m. from November to February; at 7 p.m.remaining part of year.Members..All retire in April, 19°4­Chairman, Robert Symms.IVice-Chairman, Thomas Done.Eaton Ward.Arthur BrookeThomas DoneSamuel DaviesJohn NicholasISamuel SiddornRushton 'Yard.Thomas BarkerI Frank DoddTarporley Ward.Thomas William Dunning John PickeringJames William Gastrell William Spendlo\'eThomas Hodgetts Gordon John'VilsonRev. Walter Octavius MarshHughes l\I.AIUtkinton Ward.IRobert SymmsOFFICIALS.Clerk, Thomas Cawley, High streetTreasurer, Robert B. L. Johnston, ~ational Provin~ialDank, TarporleyMedical Officer of Health, George Arthur Kenyon M.B.,L.R.C.P.Lond. Flookersbrook, ChesterSurveyor, Sanitary Inspector &; Collector, Samuel Greenwa)',PUlblic Hall'Water Works Inspector &; Collector, Amos Cookson, Pub..lie HallPlJ'"13iLIC EiSrnABiLISHMENrrS.Fire Brigade, consisting of 20 men: The .Earl of lHaddington,captain commandant; Henry Heald, captain. &;secretary; George Gregory, lieutenant; Thomas Hay.ward, treasurerMarket Hall, next the Swan hotelPolice Station, Alfred Bourne, sergeant, &; 4- constablesPublic Hall, Thomas Cooper, secretary

588 TARPORLEY. CHESHIRE. [ KELLY'SPUBLIC OFFICERS.Certifying Factory (Surgeon, Cecil Hewer MackenzieF.R.C.S.Eng., L.RC.P.Lond. GlenthoxneClerk to the :\Iagistrates for the Tarporley Section ufEddisbury Petty Sessional Division, Thomas Cawley,High streetMedical Officer & Public Yaccinator, Tarporley District,Tarvin Union, Walter Smartt F.R.C.S.lrel. IBowmerecottageCollector of Poor Rates, Samuel Greenway, 'Public HallBaptist, 10.30 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; } Rev. Robert Rogersthurs. 8.15 p.mPrimitive Methodist, 10.30 a.m. &16.30 p.m IPrimitive Methodist, Cote Brook, ~ Rev. Albert Henry2.30 & 6.30 p.m.; tues. 7 p.m I KynastonPrimitive Methodist, Utkinton,2·30 I& 6.30 p.m. ; thurs. 7 p.m JWesleyan Methodist, 10.30 a.m. &}Rev. William Boswell6.30 p. m.; wed. 7.30 p. m LowtherWesleyan Methodist, EatoniPUAOES OF WIQIRISIHIP, with times of Services.SOHOOLS.St.. Helen's, Tarporley, Rev. Walter Octavius iMarsh National (mixed & infants), erected with residence forHughes M.A.. rector; Rev. Osmond Philip Fisher master & mistress in 1849 & two new class rooms, oneIM.A. & Rev. Stephen Follett Leadley-!Brown M.A. added in 1887 by Mrs. Mann to her husband, the latecurates; sunday, holy communion, 8 a.m. (first W. T. Mann esq. & the other to the memory of Miss& third sundays at ·8 &; 10.30); matins & sermon, Gartside in 11894; it will hold 2(2,2 boys & girls &; 7S~0.30 a.m.; children's service & catechizing,3.15 p.m. ; infants; average attendance, o24JI children; Walter E.~vensong & sermon, 6,30 p.m.; daily, morning prayer, Garner, master8.30 a.m.; evening prayer, 6,30 p.m.; festivals, holy The old school-h9use, built by Dame Dorothy Done ineommunion, 8 a.m.; morning prayer, 9.15 a.m. Ii 1636, is now used as a recreation roomevensong & sermon, 8 p.m.; baptisms, 1st sunday British (mixed & infants), built in 1877, for 170 boysSt. John & Holy Cross Chapel of Ease, Cote Brook, Rev. & girls & infants; average attendance, 57 children;Edward Ernest Gubbins l\I.A. curate in charge; JO.30 William Wright Shaw, master; Miss C. OuIton, infants'a.m. & 6,30 p.m.; H. C. 1st &; '5th sun. 8 p.m.; 3rd mistresssun. 10.30 a.m.; children's servo 1St sun. 3 p.mOONVEYANCE.St. Paul's Chapel of Ease, Utkinton; 6,30 p.m.; It. C. 'Bus runs to meet main line trains between Beeston rail-4th sun. '8 a.m.; wed. 7 p.mway station &; Tarporley; proprietors, L. & N.W. lRy.CoSt. Thomas Chapel of Ease, Eaton; 3 p.m. 4th sun. 10.30; Caniers to Chester.-William Bickerton, tues. &; sat.;2nd sun. '8 a.m. & 3 p.m.; wed'. 7 p.m George Smith, tues. thurs. &:; sat'l'ARPORLEY. Bate James CaIteT, eolici,tor & com- Dutton Henry, drnper, 55 High stmissioner for oaths, 83 High street FONter Thoma..s, faTlIIler, Road streetI'BIVATEBESIDE~TS.A.ston Jo.hn, Victoria streetAston Mrs. 23 Forest roadAlSton lMN. Eliza Eugenie, Milnor hoAiton Ridlard, High 6treetBarnes Miss, 97 High streetBalte OhlLl"les Spul'Igeon, The Mount,Vliclioria streetBate Edward R. Ash hillBate James C. 83 High streetBate Roger J.'P. Gable houseBather Miss, SpringhillBeswick Henry, 85 High streetBillington John Henry, IIO H~gh streetBrooks James Mar.shall, PortalBrooks William, Rudhall heathCawley 'rhomas, The OhestnutsOliffe IMiiss, 25 }'orest roadOooper Mrs. Forest houseDicl.-inson Miss, 3 Eaton roadDixon Ml's. BowmereDutton Herbt. Wm. 19 Victoria streetFisher Rev. Osmond Philip M.A. (curate),Fo:rest roadGordon Thomas Hodgetts, Ivy bank,Hig'h &treetGrocott Mrs. 16 Forest roadGunson Jeremiah Joseph, High streetHewer Cecil ~Iackenzie F.R.C.S.Eng.GlenthorneHughes Rev. Walter Octavius MamhM.A. (rector), The RectoryHurlbutt MiltS, 21 Viotoria st,reetKirkpatrick Major H.P.ISa1tersWell hoKynaston Rev. Albert Henry(PrimitiveBate Roger, cheese factor, Ash hill Garland' Florence (lMiss), confectioner,Bebbington George, butcher,63High st 34 High streetBiokertcn WOOam, carrier, Eaton rd Gastrell JamfisWilliam, iBelL &; LionBillington & Fleet, bldTs. Forest road P.H. lHigth .streetBillington John Henry, coal merchant, Goulding George, clot.hier. 54 High st1I0 'High street Goulding Martin, corn merchant, 53Birks Ma.rgaret (Mll'iS.), shopkeeper, High streetHigh streetGoulding Michael, boot dlr. 52 High stBirklS William, clogger, Burton square Goulding Thomas,'beer retaileT',High stBilair Constance Sarah (Mrs.), ladies' G~eenway Samuel, surve)"or, sanitaryschool, 27 Forest roadlDspector & collector to the UrbanBlake Henry, Ishopkpr. BiTch Heatili rd D~st.rict Council & collector of poorsBrook'S Samuel, cabinet makerrates, Public hallBrOtSter ,Wm. 'Drown P.H. 78 High st Gregory Annie (Miss), dress maker, I2Burston John, corn & provision stores; High streetagent for Gaiton's farm seeds & for Gregory Fanny (-:Miss), confectioner,W. & A. Gilbey Limit-ed, wine & 95 High streets.pirit merchants, 44 High street Grocott H. Steffens, photographer,TheCawley Brothers, grocers, Chester rd. Studio, High street&; Birch heathHayes Alice (Miss), Swan hotelCawley Edward' B.A. solicitor Ha.yward 'f,homas, hair drc-sser, 518,Cawley Thomas, eolicitor &; commis- High st·reetsione.r for taking oaths in the Su- Heald Henry, builder, Forest roadpreme cou.rt, clerk Ito tile Ta,rporley Hewer Cecil Mackenzie F.R.C.S.Eng.,Distri~t Council. clerk to the Ma.gis- L.RC.P.Lond. physician & surgeontrates for the Eddis'bury division, &; certifying factory surgeon, Glenclerkto 'Bulkeley &; Ridley united thorne'school boards, High street Higgott J,ohn, farmer, Birch Heath I'dClarke John, blacksmithHignett Si. we-iglhin'g machin€', The, SqCluett Reuben, ironmonger,implement Hinde Peter, tailor, 15 Hi.gh streetagent & seedsman; sole manufac- iHlitchen Joseph, grocer, 70 High stturers of the Royal cheesemakers & Hodkinson Henry, painter, ffigh streetother appliances, High street Jackson Annie (Mlr,;.), fanner, BirchCollins &; Smart, painter &; decorators. Heatlh roadHigh streetJefis Philip Henry, printer,30 High stCooktwn Amos & Sen, monumentaJ Johnson Brothers, farmer, Birch heathmasons, 25 Eaton lrOOOJoOhnston Robert B. L. manager of theCookson Amos, wa.ter works inspector Nationa~ ProvlDcial Bank & treasurer&; collector, Public hallto the Urban Di.gtrictCouncil,High stCookson H90rabio .Tas. grocer,go High st Ledrwaro John, 'Wlheelwright, Burton gqCooper James, IShoe maker, 57 High st Lowis William K., M.RC.V.S. veterin-Cooper 'rhos. 2eneral dlr. 72 High st ~.ry surgeon, 6 Forest roadCowap & Sons, plumbers, 101 High st Lindop Ge

DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. TARVIN. 5b9Pickering John, farmer, Hill farm Carter Alfred, /blacksmith Lewis Martha (:\Irs.), Alvanley A.tm.aPovah John, printer, 105 High \Street Clarke Reuben, saddlerP.B. & farmerPublic Hall (Thoma.s Cooper, sec) Crank John, farmer Siddorn Frank (Mrs.), farmerReece Brothers, builders, Bowmere l'd Crank 'William, wheelwrightSiddorn Samuel & Thoma's, farmer.Rowley Jsph. watch rna. 62 High st Dodd RobeTt, farmerRutter Sarah (Miss), Red Lion r.H Done Thomas, farmerOxhayes.Southern John, farmerRutter Benjamin, farmer, Road street Fitton Edwin, farmer Spann Joseph, cowkeeperSalt John Benjamin, farmer, Rose mnt Gould John, farmer, Eaton cotlt8lgeUTKINTON.Salt Aquila J'Osep'h, Eagle bakery & Leach Thomas, farmerprovision stores, Forest road Platt George, farmer Gubbins Rev. Edward Ern&'it M.A.Smartt Walter F.R.C.S.Irel. surgeon Roberts John, farmer(curate in charge), Cotebrook&; medical officer & public vaccina- Roberts Paul, cowkeeperCOliMERCB.L.tor, Tarlporley district,Tarvin union, Rowland John,- fa,rmr.Luddington hill Bebbingon George, farmerBowmere cottage S'haw Edward, farmer Beckett William, farmerSpendl10ve Wm. shopkeeper, 84 ~igh st Std'dorn Ellen (Mr.s.), shopkeeper Craven Joseph, eowkeeperStubbs John, brewe~s' age~t, Ri~h st Siddol'n Henry (Mrs.), cowkeeper Dickinson Thomas, cowkeeperswa~ Hotel (:)hs.s A~lce Bayes~, Sll8nn John, farmer Dods John Henry, land agent to th&familly &; commerCIal, lIvery & baIt Symms James (Ml's.), frmr. Hill farm Earl of Haddington, Shaw house, stables, loose.boxes for hunters Vernon Jo·hn, builder Dunning Eliza (M!'s.), shopkeeperraIVoo:ley GaslIght &; Coke CoonJpany Walton William, farmer, Yew Tree fm Farish Ann (Mrs.), farmerLImIted (Amos Cookson, sec) . Wh.itby James, oowkeeper Foster Joseph, blacksmibhVerI?-0n Frances (Mrs.), confechoner, Wright Charles"gardenerto the Earl of Foster Thomas, farmer, Road streetHIgh ·street . Baddington Hassall 'Phos. pork buteher, CotebrootVernon Thomas, .coal dealer, HIgh st Hinde Jo'hn farmer CotebrookWalker Jo~~, shopkeeper, 48 R;igh st RUSHTON. Rolland Joh~, farme'r & miller (steaml,Walker Wilham, unmgr. 24 HIgh st Coupeland William Cotebrook Utkinton looO'eWilson JcAhn, grocer, 64 High street ' Johnston John efarmerWoodward Edwin (ex~r.g. of), saddler COMMERCLU. Leech Joseph, 'farmer, Hollin's farm& harness maker, HIg'h str.e~t Barker Joom, farmerWoodwa:r~ Martha (~lr!'.), Rlsmg Sun Barker Samuel, farmerLewis Samuel, cowkeeperPrince William, farmer, Quarry bankP.R. Hlg'h street Barker Thomas, farmer Robinson Roberrt, farmer, Forest farmEATON. Booth John, farmer Sherlock Sarah' (Mrs.), cowke~p6r.H ddi tEl f J P Ard h 11' Carter William, blacksmith, Cotebrook Ootebrooka& CIllglt on &aWbro't' " l' i\... Lerned SaW' Comes William, farmer, Boot Ho. fm Smith Thomas, frmr. Lime Tree farmB 11 Ma,r onEto Ibin es c U'US, on .. 0Uu!l..'bon J0hn, gardener t0W'll' I lam Symms.nu n~'bert, farmera - ;rs. a n Coupeland esq Taylor Sa,rah (~1rs.), shopkeeperCOliMERCIAL. Dodd Frank, farmer Wade Samuel, farmer, Utkinton hallBebbington John, farmerBillington CharleE!, cowkeepBrDone Hemy (Mrs.), farmerEdge William, farmerWalker John, cowkeeperWalker William, farmer, Stable laneBillington Frank,wheelwriglht &general Hassall .!moos, farmersmith Heath Robert, farmerWalley Samuel, farmer, Rowley farm'WilliamoSon Arthur, farmerBun~Joseph, Red Lion P.R Hulse John James, grocer Williamson Thomas, farm:erTARVIN is a township, parish and village and a union used as a gymnasium. The charities for distribution andtown, at the junction of the great roads from London, the general uses of the poor amount to £16 yearly. Col.Manchester and Middlewich to Chester, 3 miles south Oharles Hosken France-Hayhurst, of Bostock H'3l1, NorthfromMould~worthstation on the Cheshire Lines railway, wich, .tihe Ecclesiastical Commissioners, W. Topham esq.5 miles north-west from Tarrporiey, 8 south from Frod- The LImes, E. Brasseyesq. Holne Bank, and J. R. Bennionsham, 5! east from Chester, IIi south-west from North- esq. of Narsted House, Petersfield, a,re the chief landwich,1"5 north-west from Nantwich. in the Eddisbury owners. The 'area of -the township is 2,044 acres; ratedivisionof the county, second division of Eddisbury able value, £5,15°; the population in 1901 was' 1,093,hundred, Chester county court district, petty sessional and 2,543 in the ecclesiastical parish.division of Eddisbury and rural deanery, archdeac.onry Post, M. O. & T. O,! T. M. 0., Express Delivery, Parceland diocese of Chester. The church of St. Andrew IS an Post, 'S. B.& AnnUIty & Insurance Office.-James Leach,ancient edifice of stone in the Late Decorated and Per- sub-postmaster. Latte!'s received from all parts, viltpendicular styles, consi'sting of chancel, nave of five bays, C.hester, at 6,45 a.m. & 4 p.m.; sundays, 7·30 a.m.;aisles, south porch, a chapel at the east end of the dIspatched at 7 a.m.; 'sundays, ~0'30 a.~ .south aisle, called the Bruen chancel, and an embattled Osoroft, a small hamlet, one ml1e east, IS chIefly thewestern tower, containing 6 bells, tuned and rehung in property of Col. C. B. France-Hayhurst1891 at a cost of £200; there is also a clock with chimes,erected in 1887; the chancel is enriched with fine oakcarving and contaions a brass with the Chester city armsand four English verses, to Henry Hardware. alde~anand twice mayor of Chester, ob. 5 :March, 1518;4; agamstthe external wall of the -south aisle is a memorial toJohn Thomasen, an eminent Greek scholar and 36 yearsmaster of the Grammar school here, and on the chancelfloor is a .stone inscribed to Thomas Dickenson, 50years vicar of the parish. d. 12 June, 1796; the churchwas reseated' and partially restored in 1815-6, at a costof about £1,100; and in 1891 tbe chancel was restor~and the timber-framed roof opened by Mr-s. Br~'ans mmemory of her husband, the late Rev. William BryansM.A. vicar 1853-'86, d. 1889; the western tower arch wasthrown open, and the gallery removed in 1891-2; theeast window is also being filled with stained' gla9s bythe children of the late Rev. William Bryans as '3memorial to their fat-her: the organ was rebuilt andenlarged in Igor at a CQst. IJf £300, and the vestry removedfrom the ~lSt to the west end of the church:there are 500 sittings. The register dates from the year15 6 3. T'he living' is a vicarage, net yearly value £310,with residence, in the 'Aift of the Bishop of Ohester. andheld since 1896 bv Rev. Thomas Jones Evans M.A. ofJesuS' Collecre, Ox·ford. There are Wesleyan Methodista'nd Primiti;e Methodist chapels. The Public Hall, erect€din 1889 at a cost of £600, and in 19o1 transferred by thetl1lstee; ofto the Parish Council, is anedifice of brick and stonp, and comprises a large room,hol

TARVL\". CHESHIRE. [KELLY'Spotatoes. The area is 346 acres; rateable value, £602;the population in 1901 ",as 53.Letters through Tarporley. Tarvin & Tarporley are thenearest money order & telegraph offices, 3 miles distantC""LOTTO~ -HOOFIELD is a township and small village2~ miles west-north-west from Tarporley, and 4 northeastfrom Tattenhall Road station, on the Crewe andChester section 'Of the London and North Western railway,on the high road' between Chester and Nantwich.T.here is a Primitive :Methodist chapel here, erected in18,86. Hoofield Hall, an ancient mansion of brick, theproperty of Lord Tollemache, is now occupied by ')oIr. PeterDutton, as a farmhouse. Lord Tollemache, who is lordof the manor, the Earl of Haddington, and Col. C. IH.France-Hayhurst, of Bostock Hall, are the principal land'­owners. The soil is of a clayey n~ttuTe. T,he land ischiefly pasture. The area is 1,'552 acres; rateable value,'£2,456; the popu:ation in 19o1 was 369·National School (mixed), built in 1873, for II5 children;average attendance, 90; :\Iiss Lucy Line, mistressLe,tters through T:.uporley, .which is the nearest moneyorder & telegraph office, 2~ miles distantHoofield is a small hamlet, half a mile south.Letters through HuxleyDunDON is a township, on the road from Chester to~anrtwich, 2 miles south-east fram Thrvin and 4 northfrom Tattenhall Road station. on the Orewe and Chestersection of the London and North Western railway. St.Peter's ch8lpel ,of ease, erected' in 1835, is an edifice ofbrick, in the Eal'ly English. style, consisting of nave onlyand an open western turret containing one bell: in 1894­'it was restored, re-seated, a wesltern porch added, avestry built land heating a.pparatus fixed at a cost ofabout '£35°: the chapel affords 132 sibtings. There is aWesleyan chapel in the township, erected in 1890. Col.C. H. France-Hayhurst, who is lord of the manor, andthe Earl of Baddington are the principal landowners.The area i~ 662 acres; rateable ,alue, £1,260; the populationin 1901 was 186.Post Office.-Miss Eliza Jane Carter, sub-postmis-tress.Letter through Ta11porley arrive at 7.20 a.m.; dispatched6.20 p.m. LPost.al orders are issued here, butnot pa.id. The neares·ttelegraph & money order officeis at Tar.porleyHOCKENHULL is a township in the parish of Tarvin, atthe junction of the roads from London and Manchester toChester, Ii mile south from Tarvin church. Messrs.John and Hume Cookson are the chief landowners. The80il is loam; subsoil, sand, clay and peat. The chiefcrops are wheat, oats and barley. The ar~a is 344 acreerateable value, £S'59; the population in 1901 was 20.Letter~ thro\lJ~h Chester via Tarvin. which is the nearestmonE'y order & telegr.aph officE', Ii miles diSltantTARVIN UNION.Meets at Crypt chambers, Eastgate Street row south,Chester, on saturdays, at II.30 a.m.The Union comprises the following townships: -Alderse)-,..lldford, Ashton, Barrow, Barton, Beeston, Broxton,Bruen Stapleford, Buerton, Burwardsley, Hurton-by­Tarporley, Caldecott, Carden, ChowIey, Churl;on-!>:v­Aldford, 'Churton-'by-Farndon, Churton Heath or Bruera,Clotton Hoofield, Cluttoon, Oodd'ington, Cotton Abbotts,Cotton Edmund,s, Grewe-by-Farndon, Duddon, Eaton,Edgerley, Farndon, Foulk St.apleford or Hargrave, GolborneBellow, Golborne David" Grafton, Guilden Sut.ton,Handley, Harthill, Hatton, Hockenhull, iHorton-by-):Ialpas,Horton-cum-Peel, Huntington, Huxley, Iddenshall,Kelsall, Eings marsh, Lea New'bold, )Iouldsworth, Newton-Iby-Talttenhall,Pryors Hayes, Rowt·on,Rushton,Saighton,Shocklach Church, Shocklach Oviatt, Stretton, Tarporley,Tarvin, Tattenhall, Tilston, Tilstone Fearnell,'riverton, Utkinlbon, WaverOOn, Willington. The areaof the union is 63,069 acres; rateable ,alue in 1902,'£125,5°6. The population in 1901 was 15,2508Clerk to the Guardians &; Assessment Committee, H. G.Bailey. 'Crrpt chambers, Eastga.te Street I'OW south,ChesterTreasurer, J. R. Thomson, Parr's Bank, ChesterRelieving & Vaccination Officer for the Union &; Collectorto the Guardians, Rowland 'Villis, TattenhallMedical Officers &; Public Vaccinators, Tattenhall district,Thomas Booth Brierley, Tattenhall; Tarvin district,Thomas William Earl Moret,on B.A., L.U.C.P.Lond.Tarvin; Shocklack district, Albert Leigh L.R.C.P.Lond. Malpas; Tarporley district, Walter SmarttF.R.C.S.I. TarporleySuperintendent Registrar, Edward Evans-Lloyd, Cryptchambers, Easbgate Street row, South Chester;deputy, H. Grant Bailey, Crypt chambers, ChesterRegistrar of Births, Dea.ths &; Marriages, Tattenhall subdistrict,Rowland Willis, TattenhallWorkhouse, Great Boughton, is a plain building of brick,erected in 1857, to hold 147 inmates. Hugh Atkinson,master; Rev. William Rowley M.A. chaplain; JohnThomas Moore Giffen L.R.C.P. &:; S.Edin. medicalofficer; H. Atkinson, master; Mrs. Miriam Atkinson,matronSchool Attendance Committee.Meets at Crypt chamhers, Chester (no specified time).Clerk, H. G. Bailey, Crypt chambe'l's, ChesterAttendance Officer, Walter Mapes, Barrow, ChesterSchools.Grammar, founded &; endowed in 1600 with '£25 yearly,by Mr. John Pickering, of London, in memory of hisfather; it will hold 50 boys; average aUendanceI5;Aubrey Hilsdon Shurrock, of the London 'University,masterNational (mixed &; infants), built in 1850, for 316 children;average attendance, 103 boys & girls & 51 infants;Harry Blissitt, master; Miss ~I::1:rtha Davies, in-TARVIN RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL.fants' mistressMeets t C t h b Ch te ( 'fi d t' \ Conveyance.a ryp c am ers, es r no specI elmer Chester-Omnibus, monday, tuseday, wednesday, thurs-Clerk, !H. G. Bailey, Crypt chambers. Eastgate Street row day & friday at 10 & II a.m. &; 12 noon; saturday, 10south f Chester &; I I a.m., 12 noon & 5 p.m. from' Red Lion'Treasurer, J. R. Thomson, Parr's Bank, Chester Kelsall-Omnibus daily at 2, 4 &; 6 p.m.; sat. ~, 4, 5 &~Iedical Officer of Health, George Arthur Kenyon M.B., 6 p.m .Flookersbrook, ChesterCarriers toSurveyors &:; Sanitary Inspectors, Northern District, John Chester-John Woodcock, wed. & sat. from' Red Lion'Pigott, Huxley. Ohester; Southern District, WilliamW. Cart.er, Tilston, :\'lalpas.Ta:rporley- - Bickerton, tues. thurs. & tiat.;Smith, tues. thurs. & satG. W.TARVI~.OOMMERCIAL.Edward·s Annie (l:Mrs.), shopkeeper(M! 81' k,ad thus * should be addressed Faulkner James, landsca.pe gardenerStamford Bridge,Chester,not Tarvin.) Arden Mary Ann (Mrs.), farmer Garner Hannah (Miss), dress makerPRIVATE RESIDENTS. Arden Thomas, butcher Grammar School (Aubrey HilsdonAnkers Miss, The Flags Barefoot Wm. agent for the London & Shurrock, master) .*Brassey Ernest, Holme bank Manchester Industrial Assurance Gunnery G. & Co. grocersChallinor Mrs. Bram villa Co. Limited Hall Elizabeth (Mrs.), dress makerEvans Rev. Thomas Jones' M.A.(vicar), Barker Thomas, general dealer Hall Thomas, market gardener,OscroftVicarage Bebbington Charles, farmer (postal Hall Henry, watch makerKeay Mrs. Tarvin Sands address, Tarporley) Holland Samuel cowkeeperLarge Nathan,'I'heLa~rels,TarvinSnds Beckett John, farmer, Oscroft Howcroft A. ('M;s.), farmer, Mo-ss heys:McOlure John, Tarv~n.hall BrDster James &; A~,fred, shopkeeper *Ikin Herbert, cycle agent & repairerMoreton Thomas WIlliam Earl B.A *Bull Edward., butcher &; farmer JackJson James, boot & .shoe makerParker Thom3ls Henry, GroT'€' house Bull John, painter &; decorator Johnson Henry joiner Broom bank*Plattl Mrs *Bull Robert, painter & decorator Johnson In. th~ashing'machine prop~Pott·s Arthur E. Albbe,- field Burgoyne John, boot & shoe maker Johnson Peter brick maker 1Price Robert, Brown Heath villa Challinor John, huckster Kingston Han~ah (,Miss), boarding ~*,sacre Henry ~L Holme Bank cottage Darlington William, farmer day .school*Tonbam William, The Limes Davies Walt. fa,rmer, Mount Pleasant Lano-ford Thomas Henry builderWalker Richard J Duckworth Wm.painter &; paperhangr wheelwright &c ' 't'Williamson MissDuHon Arthur, farmer & builder, Tar- Lea George OIrs.), frmr. Pool bankWrig.ht Mrs. Field house ,in sand'S Lea George, farmer, Oscroft

DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. TATTENHALL. 591Lea William, farmer, Pryors Hayes BRUEX ST..\PLEFORD.Leach James, stationer, Post office (Marked thus * receive· their lettersLee John Thomas, farmer, The Farm throngh Tarporley-.)Lloyd Elizbth. (Miss), smallware dlr B (l' ~~.An ( ,) B khLloyds Bank Limited (branch) (open uree~~ _. n. :\ITs.., frmr. roo ousemonday & thursday I to 2.30 p.m.), Dawson '~l!ham, miller (water)dtraw onLondon office,Lombard st EC Dykes Wilham, farme~Lloyd John, butcherForster_John, blacksmIth.Lloyd William, farmer, Austin's hill \. Gregory Charles, wheelwrIghtMoreton Thomas William Earl B.A. Lea J.ohn, farmer, Staplefordl hallCamb., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.p.l*part~gJohn,estat~carpenter to Col.Lond. physician &. surgeon, medical C: . France-Hay hurstufficer & public vaccinator, Tan"in ~obms~n John, farmer, Cross lanedi:strictShennn Samuel. farmer. Old mossMort Samuel Thomas, saddlerOwen Joseph, butcherBURTOX-BY-T~VIX.Parkin Oharles, tailorArden James, farmer*Platt Thomas, farmer . ..\rden Thomas, butcherPrice Robert M.R.C.V.S. veterl- Crank ·William, farmer, Burton housenary surgeonGreenway Thos. farmer, Burton farmReading Room (N. Large, sec) Lightfoot In. Lloyd, frmr. Burton hallReece Joseph, farmer Pace Geo. (Mrs.}"saddler &; harness maRimmer James, builder, The Laurels*Rutter Charles. frmr.Holme St. hall CLOTTON-HOOFIELDSadler Albert Edward, draper & genl. ...outfitter(Marked thus * recen-e theIr lettersSmith John, farmer, Glebe farm through Huxley, Chester.)Steaton Frank, shopkeeperBate Mrs. Sunny bank.Thompson Ann CMr,s.), shopkeeper Bate John, farmerTurner James, farmer, Moss heys Boarsley Thomas, hucksterVenables George, wheelwright *Bowyer Samuel, gamekeeper to Jas.Wilkes William, rate collectorGordon Houghton esq. Hoofield:Williams William, farmer, Old Moss Briscoe ElizaJbeth (Mrs.), farmer'Williamson Samuel Thomas, farmer & *Dutton Peter, farmer, Hoofield hall,miller (steam & water), Tarvin mill HoofieldWilliamson Thos.George & DragonP.HI Glass Fronk, Bull'.s Head P.R,,-nlis Joseph, farmer, Oscroft *Gregory Samuel, cowkeeper,Hoofie:dWillis Robert Henry, auctioneer Hodkinson James, cowkeeper & tailorWilson Samuel, Red Lion P.H Jackson William Henry, farmer, YewWimpenny George, farmer. ~~f'stwood Tree farmWoodcock Isaac, pig killerJohnson George, boot & shoe makerWoodcock John, carrierJones John, farmerYoude John· Thos.wheelwright., Oscrft Lanceley Thomas, gard 1 enel' &cYoude Samuel, bricklayer, Oscl'oft Leach Thomas, farmer, Clotton lodge*Lee Ambrose, farmer, Hoofield:Maddock Thomas (,:\'11'8.), farmerMerrill John, Tollemache Arms P.RMorrey Thos. blacksmith &; shopkpr~icholas Joseph, farmer. Clotton hallKicholls John, cowkeeperRead Samuel, cowkeeperRoberts William, farmerRowland Noah, brick makerRowland William, butoherRutter Arthur. cowkeeperRutter John. farmer, Lower houseRutter Frank, farmer &. cattle dealerWitter Arthur, cowkeeperWoodward Harriet (l\frs.), cowkeeper*Young Charles. blacksmith, HaofieldDUDDON.Nash Re,. Thos. James M.A. (curate),Old· hallLinnell'I'hos. Forrester, Duddon lodgeCarter Oswald' Dutton. grocer,Post offDutton Mary Ann (~lrs.), farmerEdge John, farmerHulse William, farmerJohnson James, shoe makerLanceley William, hucksterLea Cyrus(l\Irs.),farmer, Duddon hallLloyd James, farmer:\Iuskett Thomas, cowkeeperPrescot John, farmer, Old hallRead Edward~ cowkeeperRowland Thomas. builderShallcross G~o. Headless Woman P.HStanyer Jsph. frmr. & miller (water)Wright Thomas, farmerYoung John, sen. huckJsterYoung John, jun. farmerYoung William, pot.ato merchantHOCKENHULL.Norcross George, farmerWright Mi:-;ses, farmers, HockenhullhallTATTENHALL is a township, large village and parish,the latter including the townships of Golborne, Bellowand Newton; it is in the Eddisbury division of the county,lower division of Broxton hundred, Tarvin union, Ohestercounty court district, petty session~l division of Broxton,rural deaIJery of Malpas, and archdeaconry and diocese otChester. The village has two stations on the London andNorth Western railway, one at Tatteahall. close to thevillage, on the Chester, Whitchurch and Shrewsburybranch, and another at Tattenhall Road, one mile northeastfrom the village, on the Chester and Crewe branch,and is 8 miles 80uth-south-eas-t from Chester, 172! milesfrom London, I4! from Crewe', 101 north-west frum Nantwich:the Shropshire Union canal passes through theparish: the village is lighted with gas by a limited company.The church of St. Alban, rebuilt, with the exceptionof the tower, in 1870, is an edifice of red sandstonein the Perpendicular -style, consisting of chancel.nave of four bays, aisles, south porch and an embattledwestern tower containing a clock and .5 beHs: there arefour stained window~ and! the church affords 450 sittings.The regi~ter dates from the year 1654. The living is arectory, net yearly value £226, with 25 acres of glebeand residence, in the goift of the iBishop oi Chester andheld since 1892 by the Rev. Charles Lowther Arnold M.A.of Jesus College, Cambridge. and surrogate. There areOongregational, Wesleyan and Primitive 'Methodist chapels.The charities, for distribution in bread. clothing andmoney, are of £21 lOS. yearly value. George Barbouresq. of Bolesworth Castle. who is lord of the manor. andRobert Oliver OTton esq. are the principal landowners.T,he soil is clay; subS'Oil, marl; the land· is principallygrazing, and cheese is made. The area of the township is2,829 acres'; rateable value, £6,'764; the population ill1901 was---

592TAXAL.TATTE:NH.!LL.PRIV.A.TERESIDENTS.Arnold Rev. Charle!' Lowther M.A.(rect-or &; surrogate), RectoryBaker JohnBennet Claudea, Fair viewBreen JohnBrereton :Mrs. Laurel bankBrierley Thomas Booth,Laburnam hoClark Rev. James (Congregational)Cooke John, Tattenhall hallCooke :\£rsDuttDn T. )loore, CraigsideEllerton ::\IissEdwards :MissEV'an;: )ll'1s. JohnHutchinson George, FairfieldHutton Arthur, Lion houseHuxley Mrs. The Cedars, NewtDnJones Eaton, Mount PleasantKinsey JOlhnLightfoot John, Fern leaMcWhirter Miss, MayfieldMosford John, The RighiOllerhead Jo:hn JamesOrton Robert Oliver J.P. Bank housePrice Miss, Church bankpym WilliamThorley Mrs. T.he Avenue, NewtonWhicheM.o Harold, The MountCOYYERCUL.Aldersey J oh:l~ Bear &; Ragged Staffinn &; farmerAnkers Matilda eMu".), farmerAshton George, cabinet maker.Aston Archibald William, grocer, provisiondealer &; insurance agentAikin Jane (IMisli), farmerBakel' John, baker & confectionerBarbour Ins'tituteBlake William, farmerBowen William, tailorBatem1an 'I'hamas-, grocerBrereton John, shoe maker &; farmerBrierley Thoma,s Booth M.R.C.S.Eng.,L.S.A. surgeon, &;'Public vaccinat"r for Ta-ttenlhall Disstrict,Tarvin rnion, Laburnam hoCarr Eli, farmerCHESHIRE.. [KELLY'SCarr Thomas, farmer, The Lanes Randles Thomas, farmerChadwick Charlotte (Miss), stay mkr Richardson .Alfred, frmr. Beeston I'dChallinor Mary (:\lrs.), Sportsman's Rutter Earl, farmer, Tattenhall lanesArms P.HRyder Thomas, farmerChallinor William, butcherSadler Charles (Mrs.), farmerCooke Brothers, dairymen & millers, Smith W. R. bone ~rinder. glue manu-The Creamery; &; at 25 Hardman st. factureI', arease &; manure mfr.LiverpoolTattenhall Road bone worksCooke John, farmer Spencer A~bert, beer retlr. &; farmerCope David, huckster &; carrier Spencer John, plumber & glazierDarroch :Mary (:Mis,;), farmer Stone Calvert Eugene, hair dresserDunn William, veterinary surgeon Tattenhall Gas Light &; Coke Co.Lim.Dutton Geo~ge, farmer (Tbos. Lightfoot, sec. &; manager)Edwards Ehzabeth (Mrs.), dress ma Taylor Robert Thomas. station masterFarrall Thos. farmer, Tattenhalllanes Whichello Harold M.R.C.S. Eng.~Fillis .Albert E. cycle repairerL.R.C.P.Lond., L.S.A. The MountFleet Thos: !armer, Yew Tree farm Willis Rowland, relieving officer forGar~er W1'lham. farmer Tarvin union & registrar of birthS',GarSIde Samuel, butcherdeaths &; marriages for Tarvin sub-Greening Oliver, plumber &; painter districtGriffiths Samuel, farmer . Winward John (:\11"s.), farmerHadfield Thomas Walker, aSSl,stant Woollam Arthur farmerover,seer. The Hollies. Newton Woollam Harry, 'builderHadfield O~a~les ~. farmer Wright John C. plumber, bous~Hadfield WIlham ". farmerdecorator &; coach painterHodgkinson Edward, wheelwrightHopley Thomas, farmerGOLBOURNE BELLOW.J ones Charles H. tinplate worker Barton George, farmerJones William. Aldersey Arms Davenport Thomas, farmerhoteI & coa. I merehant, veh· lcles &; Davies Fredk. frmr. New Rushall hallh.orses for hue &; good accommoda- Dodd Ma (Miss) bla kssmivhbon for travellers, Tattenhall Road '1]'_ Wryll' f ' cstation Llv.ans 1 lam, armerLamonbv William (M ) saddler &. Prmce Thomas, farmerironmonger rs. , Walker Thomas, farmer, Rushall hanLangford Annie (Miss), boarding hoNEWTON.Langford Henry, farmerLightfoot Thos. saddlr. & ironmongr (Residents marked thus * have theirLloyd's Bank Limited ('sub-'branch) letters through Huxley.)(a/pen on tues. & .fri.); dTaw on Lon- Ast,on Joseph, farmer, Newton farmdon office, Lombard street E C *Bate Thos. farmer &; miller (wat~r)Millington John, t;ailor Dodd Robert, farmerMorris James, painter, decorator, Jones William• .Aldersey Arms hotel,plumber, glazier &c coal mer. vehicles &; horses for hireMosford George (M!'s.), frmr. Frog la Nield' Thomas Findlow, farmerNeild William (Mrs.), farmer, Tat- Sadler Walter (:Mrs.), farmermedical officer &; tenhall lanes*'WaUace In. T. brick, tile &; pipe mkl'Parkes Frederick W. tailorWelch Oharle.s. farmerPiercy Annie (Miss),shpkpr. & drssma Williams John L. farmerRandle-i' Emma ~rs.), farmer Woolley Peter, coal merchantTAXAL is a parish and sman village, on the Derbyshirehomer of the county, I mile south from Wh,aley Bridgestation on the Buxton and Stockport section of the Londonand NOTth Westem railway and 8 miles nOTth-east fromMacclesfield, in the Knutsford division of the count)',petty sessional division of Stockport, Macclesfield hundredand union, county court district of Ohapel-en-Ie-Frith(Derbyshire), rural deanery of Stockport. archdeaconry ofMacclesfield and diocese of Chester. The church of St.lames, rebuilt, with the exception of the tower, in 1825.is an edifice of stone in the Gothic style. consisting ofchancel, nave, transept and an ancient embattled westerntower with pinnacles. containing 3 bells: the originalchurch dated from the 13th cent. and in the tower entranceis some old wainscot removed from the body of thechUiI'ch and bearing the date 1624 carved in the wood:there are many handsome mural monuments to MichaelHeathcote, Gentleman of the Pantry and Yeoman of theMouth to George II. d. 22 June, 1768; to Francis Jodrell~q. of Henbury Hall, d.. 5 Mar. 1829; Samuel Grimshawesq. of Erwood Hall, d. 27 Jan. 1851 and Anne his wife, d.21 June, 1850, and ouheI'S: in the ohancel are brasses tothe Rev John Goode Slight M.A. rector, d. 27 Feb. 1878,~nd to the Rev. ~dwa.rd Potts A.B. rector, d. 5 .July,I753: the east wmdow and two others are stained' ofthese, one in the chancel was erected by the descend~nt8of the Downes family, of Taxal, to William Downes first.rector of this parish in 1287. The church was re~toredEvans Rev. Samuel M.A. (rector),RectoryGrimshaw Miss, Erwood hallReekie George Li'ster, SunnyosideCOMMERCI.A.L.Beard Richd. frmr. Black Hill gateBeetham :Matt.hew, Cat &; Fiddle P.DBennett George, farmer, Crow hillBrocklehurst Geo. frmr. Higher frmCotterell Jsph. frmr. Lodge wood fmand reseated in 1889, at a cost of £2.5°0, and affords 300sittings. The register dates from the year 1612. Theliving is a rectory, net yearly value £286, with 35 acresof glebe and residence, in the gift of and held since 1887by the Rev. Samuel Evans M.A. of Trinity College, Dublin.The Cat and Fiddle, an inn in this township, situated1,690 feet above the sea level. is said· to be the highestinhahited public house in England'. The charities forTaxal and Yeardsley-eum;Whaley comprise Dixon,.Jodd'rell, Hibbert, Leigh and Johnson's charities. togetheramounting to £12 qs. yearly, for distribution inclothing and bread and also in money to the poor of botht,ownshilps: there lis also lOS. for a sermon. Erwood Hall~the sea·t of Miss Grimshaw, is a handsome mansionsituated in a park. Col. Edward Thomas Davenant Cotton-Jodrell,of Reaseheath Hall, Nantwich, who is lord' of'the manor, Miss Grimslhaw and the Duke of DevonshireK.G., p.e. are the chief landowners. The land is·moun.ta.inous, but well wooded. The soil is clayey andsandy; the subsoil, rocky. The area is 3,780 acres o(land anet 19 of water; Tateable value, £2,312; the populationof the township in 1901 was 342.Sexton, J obo Handford.Letters through Stockport; the nearest money order &.telegraph office is at Horwich End, about one mile distntXational School (mixed), built in 1848, for 200 children;.average attendance, 138; Alfred Huntington, maeterCotterill Peter, farmer, Norman wood Morton Ralph, frmr. Reddish farmCritchlow James, frmr. Intake farm Palfreyman Ann (Mrs.), farmerEdge Thomas, farmer, Casted'ge SCholes William, alSsistant oveI"seer &.Handford John, farmer, Glebe farm collector of taxesHibbert John, farmer, Errwood farm Smith David farmer Quarry bankJowle David, farmer, Overton farm Staley Andre~, frmr.' Oaken End frmLom318 Ann (MTS.), farmer,MastenJ fm Trueman Thos.frmr.Marchington'. fmLomas Martha ('MI'8.), Royal Oak P.H. Tumer Mary (lMrs.), farmer, Oldfield&; farmer Wilson Matt,hew, frmr. Stubbins frm:Morten John, farmer & gamekeeper to Wilson Sarah (Mrs.), MadsearOolonel JoddTell, Sitch House farm Wood Harry, fanner, Lane Head farm

DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. THOBNTOK-HOUGH 593THELWALL is a township and village,' and wa9formed into a parish Feb. 8, 1870, from the parish ofRuncorn; it is on the south bank of the Mersey, which atthis point resumes its course towards the mouth, after itsinterception by the Manchester Ship Canal, and has astation on the Altrincham and Warrington section of theLondon and NOl'th Western milwa,., :; miles east fromWarrington, in the .Altrincham division of the county,Bucklow hundred, Runcorn union, WarringtoOn countycourt. district, petty sessional division of .Altrincham, andin the rural deanery of Frodsham and archdeaconry anddiocese of Chester. The BridgewateT canal (now belongingto the Manchester Ship Canal Co.) intersects thflltownship, and the stream of the Laskey brook, whichcrosses the course of the Ship canal at this point, iscarried under it by means of iron pipes. The church of.All Saints, erected in 1842, is a building of stone in theEarly English style, consisting of chancel with nOTth aisle,nave, north aisle, north transept, and a turret on thewestern gable containing one bell: the church affords 256sittings. The earliest register dates from t·he year 1782.The living is a vicarage, net yearly value £156, with residence,in the ,gift of the Rev. Wilf'l"id John. Stanton M.A.of Thelwall, and held since 1869 by the Rev. Thomas P)'mWilliamson B.A. of Jesus College, Cambridge. On thegable end of the "Pickering Arms" is the following inscription,"In the year 920 King Edward the Elderfounded a city here and called it Thelwall." ThelwallHall, a mansion of brick, pleasantly situated in a park,is the. seat of Rear-Admiral John Par,ry .Tones-Parry J.P.who IS lord of the manor. Rear-Admiral .rones-Parry,Henry Stanton e5q. and the trusteps of Captain Fox. arethe chief landowners. The soil is clay; the subsoil clayand sand. The chief crops aTe wheat, oa~s and potatoes.The area is 1.056 acres of land and 43 of water; the rateablevaaue, £'5,630; the popula.t-ion in 1901 was 481. iByLocal Government, Board Order No. 14,974, a part ofThelwall known as Old 'Va.rps was in 1884 added toLatchford.Parish Clerk & Sexton, James Ditchfield'.Post & M. O. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office.­Joseph Wright, sub-postmaster. Letters through Warringtonarrive at 7.15 a.m. & 4 p.m. (for callers only);dispatched, 1.25 & 8 p.m. week days &; 5.30 p.m. sundays.The nearest telegraph office is at Grappenhall, 2miles d~stantWall Lette,! Box., Railway station, cloored 12·30. 3.50 &7.45 p.m. week days onlyNational School (mixed), erected in 1871, for 123 children;average a.ttendance, 68; Wm. B. Cook, masterRailway Station, Jacob Kite. station masterPRIVA.TERESIDENTS.Bleckley William Henry J.P. The LeaFri1lh Philip' James, A:-;Cl)gGaddum Theodore, Ma.s-sey hall'Hatton HeJ'lbert, The Wo'odlandsHolden Henry. Thelwall cottage.10nes-Parry Rear-Admiral John ParryJ.P. Thelwall hallKeirnham John Frederick, BorholmKeirnham 'Miss. BorholmLong William J.P. Thelwall heys.Naylor Robert Anderton, Cureden hallPickmere )II'S. Cedar lawnReynoldls Lewi:-; Wm. Millington houseReynolds Jolhn J.P. The Woodland,sRylands )frs. Glazebrook, HighfieldScheu Charles E. A. The GrangeStanton Rev. Wilfrid James M.A.GreendieldStanton Mrs. GreenfieldWilliamson Rev. Thomas Pym B:A.VicarageCOMMERCIAL.Broady George, boot &; shoe makerBrookes James, farmerBrereton Ann (Mrs.), farmerTHORNTON-HOUGH is a township and pariahformed from the parishes of Bromborough and GreatNeston, Jan. 15, 1869, and comprises Thornton-Hough,Brimstage and the whole of Raby, 3 miles west fromBromborough station on t,he Birkenhead and! Chester sectionof the London and North Western and Great Westernjoint railway, and 2 south-ea,st ~rom Heswall Hillsstation on the Birkenhead and Connahs Quay railway, 2~north-west from Great Neston and, 12 north-west fromChester, in the Wirral division of the county, union andhundred! of Wl'l"ral, Birkenhead county court district,petty selfSional diV'i.sion and rural deanery of WirraJ, andarchdeaconry and diocese of Cbesier. The church of AllSainlt9, erected in 1-876-8, at a cost of £7,000, by the lat.eJ. Hirst esq. of Wilshaw, near Huddersfield, is a crucif,ormbuilding of red :-;tone with white stone dressings,in the Early Decorated style, consisting of chancel, nave,transepts, s:mth porch and a wesrt:ern tower with crocketedpinnacles and Slpire containing a clock andl one bell: inthe ·south t,ransept is a tablet of vari-ou,s coloured marbles,erected' in 1876 to Josetph Hirst esq. of ThorntoTh-Hough,'the founder of the church: ,ihe stained east window wasthe !rift of Elean-or Hi1'lst. in memory of Mtary, her onlybhill and wi,fe -of Alfred Bt'aumonlt esq.: the reredos ofC8irved Gaen ·!rt

594 THORNTON-HOUGH.THORNTON-HOUGH.Marked thus * ,should be addressedNeston S.O.PRIVATE RESIDENTS.Atkinson William (postal, Clatterbrdg.Bebington)Ball William Alfred, Raby vale*!Bamford Hy. Samuel, Thornton hall*Barker Hamilton, Tew Tree houseBater Thomas, HolmwoodBromiley )1rs. Thicket Ford:Buckler' ZaccheusBull Rev.Herbert AsWey M.A.VicarageColeman Samuel, 1.'he Grove*Ferguson John Smith, Thornton ldgGriffiths Mrs*'Houghton John JohnoSon, WestwoodHoult Joseph M.P.,J.,P.T.he Rocklands..J ellicoe Thomas, Lod'ge farmKellock H~nry Grey, New hallLever Misses, Hesketh grangeLever Miss Harriet, HolmdaleLever James D'Arcy, Thornton houseLever 'lfm. Hesketh, Manor houseOrrell John, The FoxesRigby ColonelW,alter Ashton,StanacresWhipp Robert, CrO'fb bankWilliamson Stephen J.P. CopleyCOMMERCIAL.*Astall William, gardener to J. John­.~on Houghton esqBaker Ernest, gardener to the MissesLever,Bates Thomas, farmer, HolmwoodBirley Jo'lm, gardener t,o J. Houltesq. M.PBurkey' William, Seven, ,Stars hotelEgerton William, grocer & provisiond:ealer & Post officeFaulkner Joseph, joinerFlood Mark, blacksmithGouldson Wm. commercial travellerHoward Robert, shoe maker*Jellicoe Thomas, farmer, Lodge farmJones Edward L. farmer, Grange farmHolland' Henry, gardener tn J. D.Lever esqLawless William,frmr.Strawberry gdm*Lloyd John, farmer, Yew Tree farmCHESHIRE.Nonis Frederick, gardener to Stphn.Williamson esqOrrell John, farmer, The Foxes*Price William, farm bailiff to J.J ohn80n Houghton esqScott Elizabeth PiTs.), farmerShakeshaft Thomas, farmerThornton, Ra;by &:, Brimstage LiberalClub (Samuel Goodall, sec)Vernon George, farmerWaring George, frmr. Hill Top houseW,hipp Robert M.R.oO.IS.Eug.,L.R.C.P.&:, L.M.Edin. p'hy,sician & surgeon,Crofts bankRABY.(Marked thus * receive their lettersthrough Bl'omborough, Birkenhead,the remainder t'hrough Ohester.)PBIVATEBESIDEXTS.*Bell George, The Chestnuts*Bell George, jun. Ashlea cottage*Bell )Iiss Sara,h, Raby drive*Bretherton James, The Priory, 1tlbymere*Critchley Joseph, Blakeley house,Raby mere*d'e Maupa'S' Guy Eugene, Elm house,Raby mere*Fogg Thomas*Gardner John Astley, Honister,Raby drive*Garner Charles Fredk. ~by hall*Gascell Walter John, Beech cottage,Raby drive*Goodman William Lawton,Ingle nook,Raby d'rive*Green Henry, Ra'by drive*Jones Arthur Gray, The Nook, Rabydriw*Jones ~rs. Hug.hes, Raby drive*Knowles Walter, The Beeches,Raby drivel\[anbre AIfd. A. The Lawn, Raby dry*RuYston Ernes't Richard', Brookdale,Ruby drive*Tinsley Mis.s, Danehu1'st, Raby drive*Wi~ler William Henrr, Berrington,Raby mere[KELLY'SCOHYEBCUL.Bethel Thomas, cowkeeperEaton George H. magistrate's clerk tRaby house, WillastonEllison William, Wheat Sheaf inn &farm.erGriffiths Thomas, farmerGriffiths Thomas, jun. farmerHassall Joseph, frmr. Hargrave houseJ ellicoe Frederick, farmerJones Edward, farmer, Raby Ho. fmKelsey George William, farmer, Wil.low Bank farmLawton Martha (.Miss), refreshmenthouse, Raby mere*Lloyd Joseph, refreshment rooms-,Raby mereMealor Thomas, farmerMilton Jane (IMrs.), frmr.Raby Hall fmPrice Thomas, wheelwrightTurton John, farmerWhitehead Sarah (Mil'S), cowkeeper·Williamson Arthur, refreshment rms_Ralby mere*Williamson Frederick Joseph, assistantoverseer, Ra1bv mere*Williamson Joseph, 'refreshment rms.kpr & boat owner, Raby mereBRIMSTAGE.Anderson Roderick, The Ga'angeDavies Samuel, Brim-stage hallPoole J osep'h Brook'sbank, The HolliesPotter 'lVilliam Herbert, ClovellyRiddock Ale:x. T. Fairfield: houseScarratt MissScarratt WilliamSherwood John, Westwood('OMYERCIAL.Davies Samuel, farmer, Brimstage hallFord Samuel, overseerGarnett John, farmerHughes Robert, farmerRussell Catherine &:, Jessie ('Misses) ..farmer.sShakeshaft Thomas, farmerShakeshaft William, Red Cat P.HSheridan Lawrence, shpkpr.& blksmtbThreadgold Nathaniel, farmerTHORNTON-in-the-MOORS is a small village,town- Sexton, Moses Lanceley.ship and parish, 2 miles north-west froID' Dunham station Post Office.-Mrs. Ann Mathers, sub-postmistress. Letonthe London and North 'Western and Great Western ters through Chester arrive at 8 a.m.; dispatched 5.30joint railway and 6! north from Ohester, in the Eddisbury p.m. Ince is the nearest money order & telegraph officedivision of the county, second division of the hundred of Xational School, Thornton Green (mixed), erected inEddisbury, petty sessional division of Chester Castle, and 17 86 , for 100 children; avera'ge attendance, 33; & sup-Chester union and county court district and rural deanery, ported in part by a sum of about £25 yearly fromarchdeaconry and diocese of Chester.. The ShropsJ:Ure se\'"eral charitie.s; John Evaa" master; ~liss IsabellaUnion cana] passe~ near on .the west.SIde of.tithe Pfarllshl' Landsber cr pupil ,teacherThe church of Samt Mary IS an anCIent edl ce 0 oca . e'sandstone, consistin~ of chancel with south aisle, ~8:ve of I CarrIer.-Moses' Lanc~ley t~ Ches~er, saturdaysfour bays, and an embattled we~tern tow~r contamInfir a j ELTON is a. township, WIth statIon on the Hooton andstriking clock and 3 bells; on the south SIde of the aIsle Helsby branch of the London and North Western and Greatis a piscina, and there are marble tablets to the Gerrard Western joint railway, 7 north-east from Chester, and 51and Perryn families, andanc~ent brasses to the fa':Jlily of west-south-west from Frodsham. Here is a PrimitiveBunbury: the stained east, wmdow was presented In 1900 Methodist chapel. There is no lord of the manor. Josephb'y :\11'. Pover, of Elton Hall,.and there are several others: Pover esq. and Messrs. J1Qseph ~Iorris and John Bowerthe church, with the e:xceptlOn of the chancel, was cum- and Mrs. Ann Ryder are the principal landowners. Thepletelr restored in 1878 at. a .cost of over £1,4°0, and soil is marl and sandy. The area lis 1,143 ~res; rateableaffords 400 sittings. The regIster dates from the )'ear value, £2,310; the population in 1901 iWas 190.1574· The living is a rectory, ~et yeal'~Y value (,336, Letters through Chester, Yia Ince, arrive at 8 a.m.; diswith56 acres of glebe a~d reSlldence, m the g"lft of patched at 8 p. m. Ince is the nearest money order &;Hulme's trustees, 'and held smc~ 1,895 b~' the Rev. ChaNe:, telegraph loffice, hali a mile tdu'StantCollwyn Prichard ~I..A.. of Bra,seuGse Colleg.e, Oxford. Police Station, A. Bradley, constable in charge.A. parish room "'\IllS ereot,~~ near ~,he church m I8q6, .at Railway Station, William George Ricketts, station mastera cost O'f £450 • The CharI~IeSc?n91st of Ac~erlt>y'~ Chal'lty Carrier.-,Tohn Jones, The Green, to Che!'ter, sat. & tuesof £1 4" annua1h', Hodgkms'On s of £,12 2lS. and the Con- WIMBOLDS TRAFFORD' t h' '1 t"olidated Charities, amounting to £31 yearly. These sum~ " IS a owns Ip 2 mI es ;es~re devoted bv the trustees to the support of the day schonl f~om Dunha~ raIlway statIOn, on the _Cheste: and arandto the reiief of the poor. The churchwarden:;: also dis- rmgton sectIOn ~f .the L.ondon and ~ort,h Western andtribute a small charit (Gerrard's) of about £2 1051. an- Great Westt;'rn J01ll't rallwa)~. and '6 n~rth-east. fro~nuall to the 001'. y ~1rs. Park Tatf's. of Ince Hall, Chester. W'lmboldrs !rafford 'H~ll, a man~'lon of. brIck, ISCh . ester,Ywh .,PI 1· f ~·he m"""or "l'"l'l1I'''m G"mon esq the property and resl~ence of MISS Perryn, who IS lady of0 l:sa{'0 v .....,' ........ • h d h' f I d Th' •of Park ate and .Joseph Pover esq. Ivyhllrst, Newton- t e manor nn C Ie an owner. .e a~ea IS 724 acres,by-Chester, ~re the chief landofWneTs. The ;;oil is mostly rateable value, £I,19~; the populatIon m 1901 was 90 •sandy loam (it is a fla,t country), but tht> higher parts By Local Gover~~nt Board Orde~ No. 22,4°5, a deare clay or marl. The chief crops are oah and potatMs, ta~hed part of BrIdge Trafford was In 1888 annexed tomost of'the land being inJXIst'UTe. Tilt' 'area of the t'own- lVunbolds Trafford.. .ship is 1,228 a'cres; rateable value, £1,965.; t?e pop~la- Letters throu~h ~ester arrIve at 7.30 a.m. ; dispatched attion of the township in 1901 was 130, t>cclesIa.st1cal parIsh, 6.5 p.m. Ince IS the neal'el't money order & telegraph410. office, 2~ miles distant

DIRECTORY.]THORNTON.Prichard Rev. Charles Collwyn M.A.(rector), RectoryBarber Albert, farmerBlackburn John R. farmerCheers Mary E.(oMrs.),The LettersP.HDean Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmerJeffs Thomas, farmerLanceley Moses, sexton &; farmerLanceley William, private gardener toRev. C. C. Prichard M.A~ Wm. j'ohnson, farmer. The HallLloyd Richard, farmerMather Henry, .shopkeeper, &; farmer,Post officeELTON.Warburton John, South bankCHESHIRE.COMMERCllL.Bower John, farmerEdgerley Rowland, Wheelwrights'Arms P.H. &; blacksmithEllames Joseph, shoe mao The GreenTILSTON. 595Ryder .Ann plrs.), farmerSwnpter Joseph, shopkeeperWarburton James, farmerWarburton Josep'h, farmerWilliams Joseph, shoe maker.Williams Henry, ,sec. tl) the RechabitesSociety, The GreenEllames Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmerFletcher John, blacIDsmith &; wheelwright,The GreenHatton Esther (Mrs.), shopkeeper WIMBOLDS TR.AFFORD.Hatton Thomas, farmerI Perryn :Miss, The HallHayes Jas. frmr. &; btchr. The Green Ball Thomas, faTmerJoinson Ahraham, cowkeeper Bri,scoe James, farmerJones John, farmer, The Green Greenway James, farmerLittler Martha (IMrls.), farmer Jeffs Richard, farmerLloyd George, farmer &; wheelwright Johnson Tom, farmerLloyd Joseph, wheelwright. & farmer Lloyd Sa,rnh (~Il's.), farmerMathers John, farmer, The Green McWaters 'Wm. wheelwright &; farmrMorris Joseph, farmerStafford Joseph, farmerTHREAPWOOD is a parish, 4 miles west-by-south of the Bishop of Chester, and held since 1894 by the Rev.from MaJpas station on the Whitchurch and Chesterbranch of the London and North Western railway, for-William Ellis B.A. of Caius CoLlege, Cambridge. Thereis a Omgregational chapel here. The land is in smallmerly partly in this county and parrtly tin Flintshire (now allutment-s, chiefly owned and occupied .by cottagers.wholly in the county oi Chester), in the Eddisburydivi- Bricks and tiles are made here. The soil is clay; subsionof -Cheshire, in the higher division of Broxton hun- soil, marl. The area is 248 81cres; rateable value,dred, county cour,t dstrict and union of Whitchurch. £906; /the .population in 1901 was 305.petty sessional division of Broxton, in the rural deanery Purish Clerk and Sexton, James Povey, jun.of Bangor-is-y-Coed,archdeaconry of Wrexham and diocese PClSt Office, T. O. &; Express Delivery Office. \lrs. ..!.l~ceof St. Asaph. The church of St. John, erected in 1815, Peacock, sub-postmistre.ss. Lettel'S through ~lalpasis a. plain edifice of brick in the Perpendicular style, con- arrive at 8 a.m. & are dispatohed at 5.30 p.m. exceptsisting of nave only and a western turret containing one ~undays. Postail orders are issued here, but not paid.bell and affords about 300 sittings. The register dates~Ialpasis the nearest money order officefrom the year I8IS. The living is a vicarage, net yearlyvalue £71, with 14 acres of glebe and residence, in the giftNational School (mixed), built in 1843, for ISO children;average atitendance, 63; '~Il's. Alice P. Goodfellow,mist,Ellis Rev. William B.A. (vicar), Cotton Joseph, farmer Lloyd B€tsy (Mrs.), co~keepe.rVicarage Cotton Joseph, jun. farmer Lloyd James, farmerHall Samuel Ralpp, Lower house Davies John, blacksmith Medcalf George, farmerHoulbrooke Jonathan, Wood cottage Davis John, water millerMellow James, farmerHoward John M.A.,J.P.•Broughton hall Dulson Levi, cowkee.perNield Ada ((Miss), shopkeeperHoward Rt.M.A.,J.P. Broughton hall Freeman George, farmer Owen William. sbopkeeperCOMMERCIAL.GoodfellowCharles William Read,btcln Povey James, farmerBeresford ~orge, butcher Griffiths Charles, blacksmith Povey Jonathan, farmerBiggins Francis, farmer Griffiths John, farmer Roden Samuel, farmel1'Broad' Philip & Victor, oShopkeepers, Hulme Walter, Queen's Head P.H Shaw Franci,s John, farmerfarmers & brick &; tile makers IHumphreys George, farmer Simmonds Edward, farmer'Broad Albert Edward, farmer Jones Thos. shoe mao &; shopkpr Skelland Thomas, farmerCarr John, farmer Kerrison Geo. frmr. &; shopkeeper Wind'sor Samuel, farmerTHURSTASTON is a township and parish on the river datjll~ :fr~m 1733, and consisting of the· interest of £10,Dee, with a station on the Hooton and West Kirby rail- remall1S In t.he bank; Lucy Browne's 1832 charity ofway, 7 miles south-west frOID Birkenohead and 5 north- £28 3s. yearly is given in money to the poor of thewest from Great Neston, in the Wi1'1'al d·ivision of the p~rll;;h; ':\Iury ..!.insdale, of Irby Mill Hill, in 1723 gavecounty, lower diVlision of the hundred, couIrty court dis- [,5, the interest of which. viz. 5s. is ·dlistrihutecl in breadtrict of BiTkenhead, union .. and petty sessional diVlision to the poor on four Sundays in the year; the Cowof Wirral, rural deanery of W~rral and archdeaconry and charity is s·till in eXlistence, but, has not been called fordiocese O'f Chester. The church of St. Bartholomew, for some years. In 1900 the late Thomas Ismay leftr~built in 11824 on the old site, at the expense £1,000, the interest of which is to 'be given to the poorof the bte ;)lrs. Lucy Browne and other landowners, of the parish, being members of the Church of Encrland,and again rebuilt in 1885 by the family of the late and is in the hands ·of the Irector. Birke,nhead GleggJoseph Hegan esq. of Dawpool, at a cost of about £6,000, esq. of Backford HaU, neaT Chester, is lord of the manor.is a building of red sandstone in the Early Decorated style, Mrs. Ismay, of Dawpool, and the rector are the ·chief landconsistingof chancel, nave, organ chamber, north porch owner~. The soil is light sand\"j subsoo, red sandstQne.and a tower with pinnacles and spire containing a clock The chief crops are wheat, oat~s ·and ~TasS. The area ofand 5 bells: the pulpit is· of alabaster and marble and the the township is 9401 acres of land, 42R tidal water andfont of Mexican onyx: the east and west windows are 1,141 foreshCl're; assessable value, £1,357; the population~tained, and there are five brasses to members of the in 1901 was-paris'h, 262; township, qI. -\Vaterhol1Se family, J'Oseph Hegan esq. William Atherton Letters through Birkenhead ' . Wall Letter Box cleared atesq and T. and T. Ismay: the church. affords sittings 7 }J.m. &; on. sundays at 4. 1 5 p.m.. The- nearest moneyfur 150 persons: an laTched gateJWay was erected in 1900 order office IS at Frankby &; telegraph office at thE' railby)Irs. Ismay, in memory of her husband. The register '\Ta~' station, which is not open on sundaysdates from t.he ye3l1' 1706. The living ,is a rector)", netyearly value £17°, wtitth 3 2 acres of glebe and residence, Dawpool National School (mixed), for 90 children; averageIn the gift of the Dean and Chapter of Chester, and held attendance, 63; Samuel Scholes, mastersince 19 00 by the Rev. .Amrbrose Oharll"sWOTth B...!. of Railway Station, Art,hur Davis, station masterSelwyn Oollege, -CambIidge. Dorothy Whitmore's charity, Carrier.-Thomas Broster, to Birkenhead twice a dayBarker Cecil C. Thurstaston hall Evans John, farmer, Thurstaston Hughes Her'bert, farmerCharlesworth Rev. Ambrose B.A. (ree- Hall farm Hughes William, fa.rmertor), Rect:'Ory Hazlehurst George: blacksmith Johnson Chal'l~s, farmer, DawpoolIsmay Mrs. Dawpool Horne Rufus, head gardener to Mrs. Roberts Joseph, cottage farmerBennett Joseph, cottage farmer Ismay Vallentine George, joiner, DawpoolldgTILSTON is a parish, townshlip and village, on the division, Tarvin union, Chester county court district,road from Whioohurch to Chester, 3 miles north-west rural deanery of Malpa.s and archdeaC'Onry and diocese offrom ~Ialpas, 3 south-west from Broxton statAion on the Chester. The church of St. Mary, rebuilt in 1875, is an\YhitcJlllTch and Chester seation of the London edifice of red sandstone, consisting of chancel, nave, StretandNorth Western railway and 12 south.by-east ton chapel on the north side, or~an chamber ~nrl an emfromChester, in the Eddisbury division of the county, battled western tower, containing a clock and -1- bells:higher division of Bronon hundred. and pe~ty sE!'SiSional the stein-ed east window was presented in 1889 and GCHESHIRE 38·

596 TILSTON. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'Sstained west window in 1895 by Lord Stanley of Alderley: Tilston, I~ miles distant, is the nearest money order Iiin the church is a memorial to James Richardson, nearly telegraph office54 )'ears rect()r of this parish, d. 20 Sept. 1773, and to GRAFTON, a township adjoining Tilston on the west,Elizabeth his w~e, d. I9. Feb . 177 6 ; and there are other~ is the property of Lord Stanley of AlderIey, who is alsotoO Margaret, wIfe of MaJor John Leche, d. 7 Ja.nEJ:~d. lord of the manor and occGsionally resides at Grafton Hall.toO ~ajor John Leche, d. 2 A~ril, 181 5, and to The area is 395 acres; rateable value, £460 ; the popula­WrIght, of Stretton, d. 1659· the church a~or~s 24° t' . 8 as 13 but in 1901 it contained one inhabitedsittings. The registers date from 155 8 and ll'Clude a Ion m I 7 1 w ,list of rectors from 1301 up to the present time. The I home and:.: people.Hving is a recto~y, net ~'early V'alue £ 21 7,. with 37 acres. HORTON-BY-MALPAS is a township, adjoining Tilstonuf glebe and reSIdence, m the ;alte.rnate glr.t of the Mar- I on the south, 4 miles 90uth from Broxton railway station,quess of Cholmondeley and". ". Tyrmhltt-Drake ('sq. on the Whitchurch and Chester secmon of the Londonand hel~ -since 18,85 by the Rev. f~Iorris Jones B.A. of I and North Western railway. Robert Howard esC). of8t: !?a!1d's Colle~e, Lampeter., Here ar~. Wesleyan. :m? i Broughton Hall, is lord of the manor, and the ReT'.Prll~.1tlve I~Iethodlst chapels. rhecha,rIt.H:'s for dlstfl- I Charles Wolley-Dod :\I.'A. of Edge IlI'a:lll, is the principalbuhon amount to about I;II yearly. John Hudest.on kmdowner. The ·area is 776 acres; rateable value,~eche esq. of Carden Par~, l~ lord of the m~nor and prm- £1,0'81; the population in 1901 was 1I9.c1I:'al landowner. The SOlI o.s day; 'Subsoil, marl. The Wall Letter Box, HOTton house, cleared 5. 15 p.m. weekchIef crops are wheat a~d .oat s and some pasture land.' days only. Ttilston, haH a mJile distant, is the nearestThe area of the townshIp IS 799 acres; rateable value, money order & teleO'raph office£1,618; the population in 1901 was, of the parish 696, etownship 320.STRETTON township is a mile and a half north fromPost, l\I. O. & T. 0., T. ~I. 0., Express Delivery, Parcel Tilston, and 3 south-weilt from Broxton Ta·ilway station,Post, S. B. & Annuity &:; Insurance Office, 'l'ilston.- on the Whitchurch a,nd Che9ter sectioOn ·of the LondonJames Penlin~ton, sub-postma~er. Letters by cyclepost from )1alpas arrive here at 7.15 a.m.; (li"patchedand NOTth Western railway. Stretton Hall, the residenceof Oaptain Henry Robert IDar (late Royal Scots), is pleaat6 p.mWall Letter Box, 'Yet lane, cleared at 6 p.m. week dayssarutly S1ituated. J. H. Leohe esq. is lord of the manorand princip3'1 landowner. The area is 938 acres; rat,eonlyable value, £1,3°2; the popula.tion in 1901 was 92. LE't-CARDEN' t ~. ].'1 t~ f T'l t I tel'S through Malpas; 'ThIstion is the nearest money orderIS a ownSlllp, 12. ml es nO!ll rom 1 s.o.n, I and tele~ h office 1~ miles distant.2 south-west Ifrom Broxton raIlway ",tamon, on the "111t- e p ,church and Chester :,pction of the London and Xorth I Sexton, Thomas Speed"Oestern Tailway. Oardpn Hall, lthe residence of John IParochial School (mixed), built in 1872, for 150 children;Hurleston Leche esq. D.L., J.P. who is lord of the manor: average atte,ndance, 85; ,&; endowed with £16 yearlyand principal landowner, is a fine old manSion of the I from Bradshaw's & Fitton's charities & £6, being the16th century, suprounrled h~' an pxten.sive park. The area, interest of £150 held in trust by J. H. Leche esq.;is 773 acres; rateable value, £1,126; the population in I John Haworth, master; The ~fisses Morrison, assistantI90I was 163.mistresseiiTILSTON. Penlington James, blacksmith &; ~8t Brookfield William, farmerGoff Alfred office Evans William, farmerHengler Albert, Tilston court Price George, painterHengler Mrs. Tilston cottage Vickers Thomas, builder &Fatherson John, farmr. HortoOn housejoiner, Johnson Geo. frmr. Horton Grn. fmJones Rev. MorrisB.A. (recto'r),Rector)'Jones William, Low crossInvereskWillett John. grocer & bakerJones Ems, farmerJones Ann (,Mrs.), cowkeeperJoynson Harold Mead, Tilston lodge Witter Richard, fa,rmer Jones Joseph, bricklayerTwiss Robert, The Cottage Woodfine John, farmer Jones Joseph, jun. farmer & churchwarden, Horton farmCOMMERCllL. CARDEN. Thompson William, farmerA:slatt Jo,hn, Butchers' Arms P.H Leche Juhn Hurleston D.L., J.P. Car- Woolley 'William, bricklayerAtkiu Jane (Mrs.), fa.rmer den park SBaskerville Arthur John (Mrs.), Car- Leche Mrs. John, Lower Carden hillTRETTON.den Arms P:H. & farmer Mason George, Carden bank Day Capt. Henry Robert (late RoyalCarter William W. road surveyor & Edward5 William, tarmer Scots), Stretton hallsanitary inspeclOrlSouthern division, Kinsey David, farmerCOMMERCIAL.TarvinRuralDistrict Council,Church :VIatthews William, frmr. Stone house Davies Samuel, flllI'ID.ercottageWeaver Richd. farmer, Laurel grove Dutton George, farmerDutton Joseph, Fox & Hounds P.R GRAFTON. Fathel'son Charles, farmer, StrettonEvans Thos. beer ret. & cattle deakLower hallHughes George, miller (water), Low Stanley of AIderley Lord J.P. Graf- Gregory In.Cartwright, millr.(water)cross ton hall; & 15 Grosvenor gardens, Hughes Joseph, farmerHoghes Walter, farmer, Low cross London S "lV Hughes Peter, farmerHughes William, bricklayer HORTON. Jenkins William, farm bailiff to LordLanceley Thomas, farmer, Low eros.- Evans ThomasMaddocks l\Iary(:\[rs.), farmer Beech Martha (Mrs.), farmerStanley of AIderleyLowe Sarah (.Mrs.), farmer, StrettoJ;lMadely John, general dealer Beech Peter, farmer, Horton hall Old hallTILSTONE FEARNALL is a t.ownship and pari~hIthe residence of Charles Threliall esq. ,d.s a mansion pleaformedin 1'~37 from the paI"ish 'of Bunbury, to· which '\as ' santly sea.ted in a small but 'beautiful park, on the southadded in 19011 the townships of .A'lpraham and Tiverton, side o.f which is a large sheet of water. Lord TollemacheI! miles north-east from Beeston Ca,-tlt:> station on t he is lord of the manor and princ4J61. landowner. The areaCrewe and Chester section of the Lond!)n and North 00 the townsb.ip is 870 acres oIf land 'and Ig of water;.'Vestem railway, and IO ,-'oult,h-east, from Chester, in the rateable V'8lue, £2,6313; it,he pOlpulrution in Ig0I was, ofEddooury division ()f the oounty, hundred and petty se.s- the parish, 1,190; township, 184.sional division.!)f. Eddisbury, Tarvin union, Nantwich Letters by foot 'Post from TQTpOIlley. The nearest post,county court dl.strlct, rural deanery of Malpas ~nd ar~h- money order & telegraph offices are at Alpra.ham &;deaoonry and dIocese of CheSiter.. The Shrops'lnI'e Umon Tarporley, equally distant 2 milescanal passes through the t{)WDshlp. The churoh of St.. ..Jude, erected a;bout 1836, at a cost of £1,800, by Lord "an Box a.t 'I'ilsltone l~dge cleared Mi S.3Q a.m. k 7· IS'Tollemache of Helmlingham, is an edifice of stone in the p.m.; sundays, 10·30 8.mLancet style, consis~~g of a nave only and an open Na.tional School (mixed), built in 1854 & principaliywestern turret contailllng one bell: the organ was given s1lJp~rted by Lord Tollemache for 250 children;by th~ ll;\te Sir Gilbert. Gree~l~ bart. in 1892: there are· average attendance, -160; James R. ·Bell, master; Jsph.250 slttmgs. The. r~glst~r IS l~corporated WIth that of Brooks, assistant ma1ster; Miss E. Oakley, mistressBunhury. The hvmg 1:0\ a ''lcarage, and was con"titut,eda new parish in 1901 by the Ecclesiastical Cnm- ALPRfAJB1A.M is a tioIwnship in NantJwich union, 4 mile..missioners, net yearly value £15°, with residence, in the south-east fr.om Tarporley, '8ddointing Ti19tone Fearnall,gift of the Bishop of ClJe,;,ter, and held since 1901 by 1he haH a mile from Ithe Calveley Sltation on the Crewe andRev. Thoma' :\Iather Standrin~ :M..A. of :31t. John's Col- Ohestelr secm'on of the London and !\"Orth Western raillege,Cambridge. A Parish Room was erected in 1093, wa.y, which as well as the ShropehHoe Union canal pas-sesat a cost of lISO, rais£'(l hy subscription. Tilstone Lodge, through the township. There are Wesleyan and Primi· J.

DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. TIMP~RLEY. 597tive Methodist chapels. A Reading Room was erectedhere in 1892 from funds raised by subscription. LordTollemache is lord of the manor and chief landowner.Alpralham Green is a. hamlet, half a mile north-east. Thearea is 1,615 acres of land and 9 of water; rateable value,£4,4-32; the populatli'On in 1901 was 48I.Pos-t, )1. O. & T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, ParcelPost, S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office, .!.lpraham.-~Iiss Mary Adams, poSltmlistreSlS. Letters from Tarparleyarrive at 7.45 a.m. & 5 p.m.; dispatched at 5p.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; sundays, 10 a.tniWall Box at Police Station, cleared at 5,45 p.m.; sundays,9.45 a.mTIVER'.DO:\ is a township in Tal'vin uruion, on the roadfrom Whitchurch, \Salop, to Tarporley, 2 miles south fromTalrporley ant! hali a mile· n,orth from the Beeston Castlestation on the Crewe and CheSJter seattion of the Londonnnd North Western railway. The Shropshire Union cana.lpasses near here. There is a Primitive Methodist chapelat Brassey Green. L':.rd Tollemache is lord of the manorand principal landowner. The area is 1,688 acres of landand 17 of water; rateab'le value, £4,14'8; tlhe populationIn 190'1 was 525.Four Lane Ends is a hamlet in the townrship (·f Tivertonand in the pari.sh of Bunbury, a mile south from the townof Tal'porley. GardenhuJlst, the se8Jt of J,ames GordonHoughton esq. is a fine building standing in pleasuregrounds of 4 a(:res, beautifully laid out.Post Office.-Mrs. Faulkner, sub-postmistress. Lettersfrom Tarporley arrive at 6.50 a.m.; dispatched at yp.m. in winter & 7.30 p.m. in summer. Postal ordersare issued here, but not paid. The nearest moneyorder & telegraph office is at TaTporley, 2 miles distantWall Box, Four Lane Ends, cleared at 8.40 p.m.; sundays,10.55 a.mTILSTONE FE.ARNALL.Fetherstonhaugh Capt. FrederickHoward Wingtield, 'l'ilstone house;&, Turf .club, Piccadilly, London WStandring Rev. Thomas Mather M.A.(vicar), VicarageThrelfall Charles J.P. Tilstone lodgeBratt Samuel, shoe mak~rCadman John, lock keeper, TilstonelockisDavies J. & 80n, millers (!'team &.water), Tilstone millPlatt Joseph, farmerRutter Thomas. farmer, The LockWalley Frank. Thomas, farmer, TilstoneBank farmWood Llewellyn Y. fail'IDr. Clays irmWood Peter, farmerWri,ght Wm. jun. frmr. Tilstone hallTIVERTON.Aston Joseph, Bras·sey GreenBriggs Thomas, Newstead houseGriffith Edward Wynne J.P. TriesfordHoughton Jas.",Varren George,Williamson SamuelGordon, GardenhurstCOMMERCIAL.Aston John T. farmerArmstrong William, agent for thePil'udential Assurance Co. LimitedArston Samuel, farmer, Brassey Green_Aston Wm. frmr. Dairy House farmBahner Thos. frmr. Four Lane EndsBate William (Mrs.), miller (water),Hortons millBunce In. Orown P.H.Four Lane End,sChalloner Charles, threshing machineproprietorCheers Edwin, frmr. Four Lane EndsClarke vVilliam Adam, blacksmithCowap John Henry, farmerDale Brothers, farmers, Brassey GreenFleet George, lock keeperFleet Henry; shopkeeperHarding William, lock keeperHeath Frank, farmerHolland Fredk. cattle dlr.Holly bankHolland George, beer retailerHyde Daniel, farmerJohnson John, farmer, Birch heathParker Charles, builderParker Charles, farmerP,rice Elizabeth (Mrs.), beer retailerRoycroft .Joseph,castrator,Beeston brkSimpson Charles Frederick (Mrs.),farmer,Tiverton hallWright William, sen. farmerYoung Charles, tailorALPRAHAJ\I.Dutton Miss, Svdenham villaFraser Robert HughMason :MrsStockdale Rev. Edgar (vicar of Wet­

598 TIMPERLEY. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'SPRIVA.TERESIDENTS.Alexander Henry, 3 Claremont driveAllen Frederick Howard, Moss laneArnold John, sen. Yew Tree house,Wash laneArnold John, jun. Rose bankAshton Robert, CharlcoteAshworth John, 19 Park avenueAtkinson John Rupert, BranksomeAtkinson Richard', The PoplarsAtkinson Walter, The LeysBaldwin William, Roseland" Park roadBalstone ~Irs. Woodlands parkBardsley Mrs. Ryefield cottage, )IanchesterroadBarker Alired, HeyesleighBaron Rupert, 5 Egerton terraceBateson Gordon, Glyn AlynBaxter John, Glenmaye, Westwood avBayley Mrs. 5 Richmond terraceBeales John, 5 Park avenueBeckett William F. 14 Park avenueBedell Alexander L. G. GlensideBell William, Addison villasBertill Frank W. The PoplarsBinns William, 25 Park avenueBlake Albert E. Maitland,Westwond avBlore Walter, Brookfield avenueBond Miss, 6 Ricbmond terraceBottomley John, Westfield, Park roadBower Frederick, South sideBowland John, I Wash laneBradley James, The Lime8Breackley )Iiss,Inglenook,Westwood avBretschneider William D. HarMonl,Westwood avenueBriers Goodwin, I HeyesfieldBritten Samuel, York villasBrocklehur"t John, StradellaBrown Archibald, 18 Park avenueBrown Ernest, Rose cottageBurrows Charles Lionel, Beecblanu'sButterworth William, 17 Park avenueCarter Edmund, South viewChampness 'Villiam, RookeryOharlton Charles, Newholme, WestwoodavenueChorlton Mrs. South viewChorlton William, Lyndhurst, West-, wood avenueClarke William H. Pickering lodgeClayton FrankA.'Holmlea,Westwood avCocker Mrs. Oakwood, Park roadCollier Rev. Walter M.A. (curate),WynthorpeCooper Samuel John, ThornholmeCoulborn William ,"Y. OaklandsCoventry Herbert, 27 Park avenueCrawford Robert V. R. 4 Egerton tel'Orawshaw Albert, 28 Park avenueCreeser Harold, Brookfield avenueCross David, WoodleighOross Thomas Oliver, The CottageDaniels Arthur, Brookfield avenueDawson James, Redbrooke,Dawson Samuel, I Richmond terraceDeakin Mrs. Athol villaDixon Robert, South bankDodds Mrs. EastvilleDouglas William, 10 Park avenueDucker Edward L. South bankDyson Herbt. Granville, Brook houseDyson l\Irs. The HolliesDyson Thomas Wilson, Carrisobrook,West.wood avenueEdmondson Alfred Richard, The OaksEllenbank Mark, Fern acre, WestwoodavenueEvans ThomJs, Cave bankFalkner George Andrews, South woodFarraH Richard Albert, EllislandFisber James Henry, The LilacsFletcher Arthur, + Richmond terraceFoggett Mrs. Allandale, Westwood avFoster Thomas Barham, Holly ~aJ1kFrance J amesHarold,Ashwood,Park I'dFulford Joseph, Sunnyside, WestwoodavenueGallafentDaniel,Oakdene,Westwood avGalloway lrilliam Lewis, The LawnGasquoine William, Ashbyville, WestwoodavenueGibson Mrs. BrookbankGibson Richd. Holt, + Claremont drveGilchrist George, The CottageGoodbrand Walter, Oakland.sGoolding Frederick William, Mayfield,Park roadGreatorex Mrs. 26 Park avenueGren'es George, RocksideGreaves Richard W. Westwood avenueGreen .Alfred, Deansgate laneGregory )frs. 15 Park avenueGriffith Samuel, Woodlands parkHankinson George HenIT, OakfieldHansford .rosiah, Addison villasHardwick Mrs. Parkgate, Park roadHarri;;,)n Thoma~ S. ~BloomS'bury laneHarUey George, Timperley lodgeHartwigg Alfred. Redcot, Park roadHaslam Mrs. Vine houseHerbE'rt Artbur W. 9 Park avenueHilton John, I Eskdale terraceHitching Wilfred, W. Carn brea, Westwood-avenueHolgate Frank, Belmont, Westwood avHolm£''' 'Yilliam, 4 Egerton terraceHornby Ch.ristopher, Hawthorn villa,Park roadHowden William, Thornbank, Wash laHughes Frank, OakfieldHughes Miss, Fair leaIsherwood Samuel. ThorndaleJackson George, Elm cottageJackson H£'rbert, Mayville, Wash laneJackson :\irs, Fern ieaJames Mrs. Penrhos, Park roadJones Alfred, Armidale, Westwood avJones George, Beechfield,Westwood avJordan Mrs. Hazeldene, Wash laneJoseph Elihu, 22 Park avenueKay .rames, Lark hillKelsall John, II Park avenueKeymer John Herbert, HeightsideKirkman William, The GrangeKlug William, Westerwald, Park roadLamb :Miss, Brookfield avenueLambert John, RibblesdaleLambert Thomas, 8 Claremont driveLatbam Albert Edward, Brook bankLaw John S. Heath lawnLawton :\iis", 2 Richmond terraceLeech Sir Bosdin Thomas, Oak mountLewis Warwick James, 13 Park avenueLives£'v John, Brook laneLogan' Jobn, Moatfield houseLord Edmund. Abbotsford lodgeLowe George, Thurby, Westwood avenLoW£' James, Bel"ch villaMacdonald J. Alston, 3 Park avenueMagnus .James, HazeldeneMarrion Mrs. Fairholme, Westwood avMasse NlJrman, Edale, Westwood avMayo Char:es. 7 Park ave.nueMayor John Wardle, Daisy field, Westwoodav£'nueMeldrum James J. The WillowsMerrington Char:es H. Chesnut cotMillington Thnmas, ThornleaMil1ington William, 2 Eskdale terraceMillington Thomas, WoodlandsMills Frederick ::;. InglewoodMills Harrv, El.. inore, Westwood avenMilner George, ElmscotMolineaux Thomas, Woodlands bankMorgan Mrs. Rvpfield houseMothersill Mrs..Edenhurst'Muir Walter Bovrl, Ellesmere villaMuller l\Ii;;., Ro~e leaMurray Charl£'s John, NewsteadX£'wton Charles Edward, The LeysNicholls Miss, Bloomgbury laneNicholson Charles Jas.2 Claremont drv~lckson :\Iiss. "'oodlands parkNock Am-tin H. Fern bankXoden Mrs. Ivy bankPalmer Mrs. B£'ech fielrlPark£'l' Gerald, W£'llfield cottagesPerch"al Charles, WoodlandsPeter:mt Alfred, RiversleaPetersen Edward. + Park avenuePrp5cnt Henry, Ro"elandPrice Arthur °B. Woodlands bankR-le Wllliam, 2 PJl'k av£'nueRedfern Mrs. 24 Park avenueReid Mrs. Woodlands parkRiley Edward James, ~orton lodgeRitson Frank K. 16 Park avenueRobinson James, Elm leaRogerson ~Irs. The SycamoresRoss Geoflge Alexander, Ellesmere"Westwood avenueRowarth Arthur, The LaurelsRowe George lV. Claremont driveRussell Mrs. 7 Claremont driveSeiligmann Hubert Frdk. 20 Park avShann MTS. Wash laneShelmerdine J ohu, EdenfieldShepherd Sam!. Norwood,Wetwood aYShipman Walter Mace, CleveleyShuftlebottom William, Marfield,Wes~wood avenue .Simpson James, Belmont houseSimpson J obn M. Linley houseSims Mrs. 3 Richmond terraceSlack Thomas, Brook bankSmith John, 2 York villasSouthern Frank, 6 Park avenueStansfield Miss,Inglenook,.Westfield ayStellfox Edward, 4 Eskdale terraceStellig Emil, Buena YistaSutcliffe Jackson, 23 Park avenueSutton Thos. M.R.C.,P.Edin. Park ldgSwann John E. The Willows, Wash laSwift George, Brook ,laneSwinburne Mrs. Sunny,sideSyddall Alexander, HolmbushTaylor Henry H. Thorn cottageThomas Robert, 2 HeyesfieldThomas Sam!. AshIea, Westw.ood avenThompson Mrs. 'Vellfield cottagesThompson Fredk. Vernon, I Park avenThompson William Henry, The HolliesTomlinson Fredk.Alfd.6Claremont drvTrotman Percy,Dovedale,Westwood avTurner Arthur B. Fern bankTurner Edwin, The BungalowTurner Henry, 5 Claremont driveUnsworth Thomas, IBrookfield avenueVernon John, Elm lea, Wash laneWallace William, Timperley houseWaters Theophilus Bailey, Brook lod~eWefbster Herbert Walter, QllertonWelch John, Woodlands bankWhitelegg Mrs. South bankWhiteley Joseph, Brookfield avenueWilcox Harold S. Westwood avenueWilkinson Rev. Samuel M.A. (vicar& surrogate), The VicarageWinders Randolph Yincent, 21 Park avWood Joseph A. Yew Tree villasWood Mrs. Holly houseWorlidge Miss, BrookbankWrigley Andrew Jobn, Laurel mountWyatt Thomas, The Beeches, Wash laYoung Frederick A. 4 HeyesfieldYoung Mrs. Holly houseYeadon William, 10 Park avenueCOMMERCllL.Ackerley John, boot &; shoe maker,Bloomsbury laneAckerley Joseph, farmer, Park rOldAdshead Charles Henry, commercialtraveller, Endon, Westwood avenueArnold Uriah, stone masonAustin Jas. farmer, Manor farmBancroft Henry, farmer, Heys farmBarker Henrv, blacksmithBell Francis· T. assistant overseer &collector of taxes, EllislandBell Henry", farmer, Wood laneBell James, builder, see Cross &; BellBerry Sam!. markt. gardnr. Moss laneBerry W'm. market grdnr. 'Wash laneBooth Hy. farmer, Four Lane endsCarr Ann (Miss), shopkpr. Clay laneCalderbank Thomas, market gar.dener, VVash laneChadwick Maria (Mrs.). farmer, Rid·dings Hall farmClarke Alfred, joiner, Wood laneClarke James, confr. Manchester rdClarke Richard, joiner, Prospect placeCollins Ernest, market gal'd£'ner,Moss bneCooke Paul, draper &; statnr. Post off

OIREcrORY.] CHESHIRE. TINTWISTLE. 699Cooper Wm. market gOOnr. :\foss la Leigh k Sons, florists Rowland George (Mrs.), market g:rr-Orawford William Valentine Reid, pre- Leighton William, market gardener, dener, Clay laneparatory school, 2 Egerton terrace, Heyes lane Skelton Charle~, butcherWash lane Lowe Annie (Mrs.), shopkeeper Steele Thomas, blacksmith'Crewe Fanny (Miss), shpkpr. Sugar la McNair James M. florist, Wash lane Stevens ·Wm. markt. gardnr. Moss lao'Cross &; Bell, builders &; joiners Maddock James, market gardener, Stevenson George, floristCross David, builder, see Cross &; Bell Deansgate lane Sutton Thomas M.R.C.,P.& L:M.Edin.

600 TOFT. CHESHIRE. [ KELLY":;TOFT is a scattered township and parish formed from Levcester esq. i.s lord uf the manor and sole landowner-.the parish of Knutsford in 1855 and includes Bexton; it T11"esoil is clay and light :land; subsoil, wrious. ThEfis on the road from Middlewich to Knutsford. about chief crops are oarts, potatoes &c. The area of the town­Ii milles south from KnuJtSiford station 'Olfi the Cheslrire l'hip is 1,298 acres of land and 16 of water; rnteableLines Commit~,s raw.,w'ay, and 5 north-east from North- value, £2,235; the population !in 1901 :was-parish, 3°°;.wich. in the KnUitsford diviSlion of the county, township, 176.hundred, petty sessional division and union of Sexton, James Hayman.Bucklow, county court district of No·rthwich. rural Letters through Knutsford, which is the nearest moneydeanery of Bowdon, archdelroOnTy of l\faccleBlfield order &; tele-groph office, I! .miles dist6ntand diocese of Chester. The church of St. John the Evangelist,erected in 1854 by Mrs. and the Misses Leycester, Wall LetteT Box, cleared at 9.3 0 a.m. &; 7·30 p.m. wedas a memorial to Ralph Gerard Leycester esq. of Toft days &; 12 a.m. sundays·Hall, d. 1851, is an edifice of stone in the Gothic style, County ConstUibulary Station, J. Blythe, in chargeconsisting of chancel, nave, south porch, north aisle and a National School (mixed), erecred with residence for mis--western tower with octagonal spire containing one bell: tress by the late R. G. Leycester esq. in 1841; averag~the font, presented by Lord Ward, as a memorial to his attendance, 37; Miss Elizabeth Evans Farmer, mistdeceased wife, is of Oaen stone and its panelled sides are•filled with sculptured scripture subjects in alto-relievo: BEXTON is a township and village, pleasantly situatedthere are 202 sittings: the entrance to the churchyard is about a mile south-west from Knutsford railway stationthrough a lych-gate. Thel register dates from the year 1855. and adjoining the township of Toft, in the union of Buck­The living is a vicarage, net yearly value £ 18 7, with low. The Hon. Lady Leighton-Warren, who is lady of;residence. ~n the gift of the L~rce5ter family, and held the -manOT, and R. O. Leycester esq. are the chief land·,·inee 18g6 by the Rev. John Henry P'Oole M.A. of Jesu~ owners. The area is 621 acres; rateable value, £2,197;eo-LIege, Oxford. Toft Hall, the seat of the Leycester the .population in 1901 was .124.family, is a fine old buildring of stU!ccoed hrick, and frOID Letters through Knutsford, whi~h is the nearest mone,the back affords a very extensive prospect. Rafe Oswald order & telegraph office, I mile distantTOF,T. Lea Samuel, farmer, Holly hedge Windsor In. (Mrs.),frmr.Knutsford I'dCoops Samuel Leycester Ernest Gerard, agent to R.Hayman Alfred, Holly cottage O. Leycester esq. Estate office, BEXTON.Leycester Rafe Oswald, Toft hall Knutsford road Behrens Oliver, Bexton lodgePoole Rev. John Henry M.A. Vicarage Norbury John, shoeing forge &; smith Carver Frederick Wm. J.P. OakhurstStrange The Misses, Knutsford road Paulden Thos. Leigh, farmer, Knuts- Comber George, Rowley browBeswick Samuel & William, farmers, ford, road Barber John, farmerHeesom green Sarjent Thomas, gamekeeper to R. O. Barber Herbert J. farmer, WhiteBeswick Amos Henry,frmr. Ullard hall Leycester esq House farmBeswick Thomas, farmer, Finger post Strange Emma &; Louisa (Misses), Beswick Joseph & John, builders &:Cawley Richard, farmer, Knutsford I'd, dress makers, Knutsford road contractors, Bexton saw millsCurbishley Thomas, jobbing gardener, Thorlev Geo. farmer, Ollerton road Cnrbishley Peter, whlwrght. Toft I'dWood cottage Wilkinson Joseph, farmer, Seven Darbyshire John, farmer &; dairyman.Day Martha (Mrs.), laundress Sisters farm Blackhill farmHayman James, house joiner to R. O. Wilkinson William (Mrs.), farmer, Hough Ralph, farmer & d'airyman.Leycester esq. of Toft hall 'Moss bank Yew Tree farmKinsey Samuel, farmer, Plumley lane Willett John, farmer, Middlewich road Platt Frances (Mrs.), frmr.Bexton hall'TRANMERE. now merged within the borough and par:ish of Birkenhead.TUSHINOHAM-cum-GRINDLEY is a township, station. Here iSl a Primitive Methodist chapel. W. W.3 miles suuth-east from Malpas station on the Shrewsbur)' Tyrwhitt-Drake esq. of Shardeloes, Bucks, is chief landandOhester section of the London and North We!rt~I'D owner and lord of the manor. The area is 547 acres;railway, near the Ellesmere and Chester canal, and, WIth rateable value, £757; the population in 1901 was 60.Agden. Bradley, Chidlow~ Macefen ~nd parts of Bickley and Letters by foot post from Whitchurch (Salop). The.Hampton, was formed mto a parlsb 3 Aug. 1860, from nearest money order &; telegraph office is at WhitchurchMalpas parish. It is in the Eddisbury division of the 2 miles distant ..co~ty, hundred. and petty sessional divisi0!l o~ Broxton, BRADLEY township is 3 miles south from Malpas-Whitchurch umon and county court ~lstrlct, rural station, in the union of Whitchurch. Here is a Congredeaneryof Malpas and archdeaconr~ a~d dioces~ of Ches- gational chapel, erected in 18 9 1 . The area of the townte~.The c~apel of St. Chad, rebUIlt III ~691, IS a small ship comprises 800 acres of land, chiefly the property ofedi~ce of b~lck, now used only on AscenslOn day and f?r William W. Tyrwhitt-Drake esq. who is lord of thebuna} serVlCes. The later church of the same name, m manor' rateable value £ I 4°°' the population in 19 0Lthe township of Tushingham, and erected in 1863 at a was I2~. ' , ,cost of £2,4°0, is a building of stone, in the Early English.st.yle, consisting of chancel, nave, transepts, south porch Wall Letter Box, cleared at 9'4.0 p.rn & sunday, 9.40 p.mand a tower in the Perpendicular style, containing a Le.tters by foot post from WhItchurch (Salop). Malpae.clock and a peal of bellSl, the gift in 1896 of the Kenyon IS. the nearest money order &:; telegraph office, I~ miles.family and others. The register dates from the year ulS1tant. . . .186r. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value £260, C~DLOWIS a small townsh~p m the.Whitchurch union~with 6~ acres of glebe and residence, in the gift ot 3 mIles south-eas~ from ::\Ialpas statIon. Charles Dur­William W. Tyrwhitt-Drake esq. and held !'ince 1892 by gess esq. of WhItchurch and Mrs. ~Iary BrasSley, ofthe Rev. Llewelvn Brooke Vawdrey M.A. of Brasenose Cholmondeley, are the landowners. The area is 157College, Oxford.' Here is a Primitive Methodi9t chapel. acres; rateable value, £224; the population in r9011The Rev. Llewlyn-Brooke Vawdrey M.A. vicar, who is was 19·lord of the manor. Thomas Murhall Lossford Vernon esq. Le.tters by foot post from Whitchurch (Salop). Malpa~the Marquess of Cholmondeley, and George Barbour esq. IS. the nearest money order &:; telegraph office, ;.: milesof Bolesworth Castle, are the other principal landowners. dIstantTh.e soi~ is loamy; subsoil, gravel & marl. The land is ~CEFEN is a small township in Whitchurch union, 2chIefly III pas~ur~, but some oats are grown. The area mIles south from Malpas station. The Hon. Mrs. Edwd.of the tOwn~hlP. IS r,35 1 acres; rat~able value, .£2,580 ; Kenyon, who ha9 a residence here, is lady of the mano!'the ~opulat~on III 1891 was-t~wnshlP, 264; pal'lsh, 706. and sole landow!ler. The area is 340 acres; rateable.. Grmdley IS annexed to Tushmg?am. value £732; the population in 1901 was 45.Letters by foot post from Whitchurch (~alop).. T~e Letters by foot post from Whitchurch. No. Man's Heatbnearest money order &; te~egrap.h office 19 at WhIt- is the nearest money order &; Malpas the nearest tele'"ch~ch (Salop), about 2 nules dIstant. Letter Boxes, graph office, 2 mile9 distantGrmdley Brook, cleared at 7·30 p.m. &:; Blue Bells Inn Voluntary School (mixed), erected in 18 94 by the land!-Wall Letter Box, cleared at 6,4° p.mowners of the parish, for 120 children; average attend-.AGDEN is a small township in Whitchurch union, on the ance, 87; Horace Duckinfield, master; Mrs. Florenc&border of Flintshire, 4 miles south-east from Malpas Duckinfield, mistressTUSHINGHAMl. Baker John, blacksmith Green Robert, farmer, Cooks lane-Vawdrey Rev. Llewelyn Brooke :\I.A. Chidlow Margaret (Mrs.), farmer Griffies Richard, wheelwright(vicar), Tushingham hall Clutton Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer Griffiths Thoma.s, farmerVawdrey Miss, Vicarage Davies Ellis, farmer Griffiths 'William, machine owner-Vernon Tlios. Murhall Lossford B.A., Davies William, farmerHiggins John, farmer, Barhill farmJ.P. Tushingham houseDutton Lucy (Mrs.), farmer, High ash Horton Elizabeth (Mliss), farmer

DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. UPTON. 601Large John, farmerLarge Robert, farmerLea James, farmer, MoorheadLea James, jun. farmerLightfoot Samuel, farmerShone Joseph, farmerStienson John, farmerStockton John, builderTiler Robert, farmerVawdrey Randle, sen. frmr. Pearl fmVawdrey Randle, jun. farmer, Moorsidefarm1Veston John, farmerWhite John Frederick, Blue&, farmerWilliams George, farmerAGDEN.Adams William, farmerCOMYERCllL.Birch John, farmerEvans John, farmer, Bank farmJohnson Robt. Neville,frmr. Agden hoLowe William, farmer, Dairy farmPayne Edwin, farmer, Agden hallBRADLEY.Adams David, farmerAshley Richard, farmerBrown Randle, farmerOhester George, farmerDarlington Abraham, farmerBell inn Dodd Robert, cowkeeperFaulkner Elizabeth (Mrs.), cowkeeperFaulkner Walter, farmer, Stagg hallGreen John, farmer, Top farmGreen Thomas, cowkeeperLee Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmerUPTON (or Overchurch), near Birkenhead, is a townsJ:1ip,parish and village with a station, about half a miledistant on the North Wales and Liverpool railway, I~mIles south from Moreton station on the Wirral railwayand 4 miles £l'Juth-west from Birkenhead, in theWirral division of the county, lower division of the hundred,petty sessional division and union of Wirral,county court district of Birkenhead, rural deaneryarchdeaconry and diocese of Chester. The church of St.Mary, erected in 1869 in place of an earlier structure, ata cost of about £5,000, is a building of stone in the~orman style, from designs by Mr. John Cunningham.architect, and consists of chancel, nave, south porch andan embattled tower on the north-west, with pillnaclesand containing 5 bells: in the chancel are seven sta.inedwindows, presented by Mrs. Forbes, of Southport, asmemorials to her hus-band, the late William Forbes ~"q.of The Sala.cres: the stained west window was given bythe late William Inman esq. J.P. and one in the naveby :\Irs. De Wolf, in memoryof her husband, James RatchfordDe Wolf esq. of The Salacres: the alabaster pulpitwas the gift of the family of James R. De Wolf esq: thechurch affords 320 sittings. The register dates from the:rear 1650. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value£159, with residence, in the gift of Simeon's Trustees,and held since 1873 by the Rev. Edward Ditcher Ward:.\1...\. of St. John's College, Cambridge. The lay impropriatorof the rectorial tithes is Col. C. H. Webster,Lee Thomas, farmer}Iullock James, farmer, Bradley farmParker Bros. farmers, Bradley greeDShone Walter, farmerWilliams Mary (Mrs.), farmerWynn Thomas, cowkeeperCHIDLOW.Furber John, farmr. Chidlow Hall frmLivesley John, sen. farmer, Ivy hoMACEFEN.Kenyon Hon. Mrs. Edward, MaesfenBlake Albert, farmer, Mill moorPrior William, gardener to Hon. Mrs.Kenyonlarge mansion of stone in the Classic style, enlarged in1858, from designs by ,Mr. Jo-hn Cunningham, architect:the house is at present (1902) unoccupied: the home farmcovers an area of 120 statute acres and is tenanted byJoseph 'faylor. George Webster esq. of Overchurch, theRev. Edward Mercer Webster M.A. of II Tollemache reI'.Claughton, and the Upton Land Co. Limited, are theprincipal landowners. The soil is sandy ; s~soil,rocky. The chief crops are meadow land, com and turnips.The area is 943 acres; rateable value, £4,479; thepopulation in 1901 was 788.Parish Clerk, J ohn James Salisbury.Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, ParcelPo~, S. B. & Annuity &, Insurance Office.-Miss .AmyPownall, sub-postmistress. Letters through Birkenhe-adarrive at 6.5 a.m. &; 5.10 p.m. &, are dispatchedat 9.20 a.m. & 8.20 p.mSchools.National (mixed), built in 1869 by the late William Inmanesq. J.P. .& since purchased by Mrs. '~Illiam Forbes &presented by her to the parish: it wil~ hold 120 chitdrt'n;~verage attendance, 80; Owen Richard Jones,m08ster€atholic (mixed), will hold 134 children; average attendance,7I; the Sisters of the Faithful Companions ofJesus, mistressesConvent Bording School, Sisterhood of the Faithful (Jompanionsof Jesus; Madame Frances Gibson, lady suptof Bath. Upton Hall, now the Convent Boarding Schoolof the Faithful Companions of Jesus, is' a plain stonebuilding, standing in 17 acres of ground. Upton Manorhouse, the property of Ralph Watts Leyland esq. is a Carrier-Wm. Byrom, to & from Birkenhead, twice dailyArrowsmith Percy R. The Elms Bennett Richard, blacksmith New Frank, farmer, Rake laneBigland Mrs. Armside, Church road Brown Albert, head gardener to Geo. O'HanIon Patrick, shopkeeper, Bun-Brown Archibald Innes, Clovelly, Webster esq. Overchurch lodge kers hillChurch road Burns Henry, boot mao Upton village Ollive James Sumner, registrar ofDallow Rev. Wilfrid (Catholic) Byrom William, carrier, Upton village births, deaths & marriages for sub-Dymond George Cecil, Mount road Convent of the Faithful Companions district of Woodchurch, WirralFletcher Isaac Wilson, Seaton lodge (if Jesus (Madame Frances Gibson, union, Laburnum lodgeGemmell William,Duncairn,Church rd lady superintendent), "Cpton ,hall Pealin William, joiner, Upton villageGibson Madame, Upton hall Cross Georgina (Mrs.), Eagle &, Peirce Francis B.A. &, M.D.Dub.,Grainger William Valentine, Garvagh, Crown hotel, Upton village F.R.C.S. &, L.M.lrel. surgeon &Church road Davis William, farmer, Brookfield cot physician, & admiralty surgeon &Gunton Thomas, Inglefield Evans Samuel James, plumber, Up- agent, Upton dispensaryHannay Thos. Scott J.P. Greenbank ton village Pownall Amy (Miss), shopkeeper, &;Hawley Wm. Danehurst, Upton road Evans William, shpkpr. Upton village post office, Upton _villageJones Mrs. Upton village Harris Alfred, beer retailer, Rake la Powell James, police ,sergeant, CountyMullock Richard Arthur, The Willows Heathby Andrew, gardener to Thoma-s ConstabularyRichards David, The Salacres Scott Hannay esq 'Price Agnes (Mrs.), shpkpr. U,pton vilRoberts Richard, Holmleigh Hyslob James, Horse &, Jockey hotel; Quine Thomas, builder &; joiner, Up-Rowlands J. B. Homefield cyclists' headquarters; livery &; bait ton villageSlingsby James, Hazeldene stables Salisbury John James, chandler, &Ward Rev. Edward Ditcher M.A. Jackson Joseph, plumber, 9 Rake lane parish clerk, Upton -village(vicar), Vicarage Jones Edward, gaTdener to George Salisbury Martha (:.\I!rs.), saddler &.Webster Geo. Overchurch, Morlton rd Webster esq. 30 Rake lane harness maker, Upton villageWensley Samuel F. Woodchurch villa Knowles John, farmer &; overseer, Smith Chas. Arth. butcher, 2 Rake laWilliams Samuel, Brook side Stonehouse farm Taylor Joseph, farmer, Manor farmLea Jsph. blacksmith, 22 & 24 Rake la Wilkinson John Stad'ley, farmer~Lee Frank, farmer; Home farmBridge Hey farm, Upton villageAlcroft Charlotte (Mrs.), grocer, Manifold :Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Williams Joseph, farmer,Upton village"Cpton village I Rake laneUPTON, near Chester, is a township and consolidated in 1854, is a builcLing of local red sandst,one in the Gothicchapelry, formed Dec. 8, 1882, from portions of the style, consisting of chancel, nave, south porch and aparishes of St. Mary-on-the-Hill and St. Oswald, Chester, western tower with octagonal spire containing one bell ~2 miles north from Chester, in the Eddisbury division of there are 273 sittings. The register dates from the yearthe county, lower division of the hundred of Broxton, 1855. The living IS a perpetual curacy, net yearly valuepetty sessional division of Chester Castle, Chester union £170, with residence, in the gift of the Duke of Westandcounty court district, and in the rural deanery, arch- minster, and held since 1883 by the Rev. Wilfred Sparlingdeaconry and diocese of Chester. The London and North M.A.. of Trinity College, Cambridge. There is a newWestern and Great \Vestern joint railway passes through Congregational chapel, built in 1900. Here are the ex­,the township. The

602 UPTON. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'SSir Philip Henry Brian Grey-Egerton bart. who is lord of airing grounds, &:, close by, a farm. ~f 120 acres; th:rethe manor, and the tI'U~tt:'\:'~ of the late Charles William is l'I. chapel with a tower ~ontamm~ .a clock WIt}1Potts esq. of CheSiter (d. 1890), are the principal land- chimes, built in 1865 & affordmg 350 sIttmgs, & a reSIowner~.The ~oil is luam and sand; subsoil, clay and dence for the medical superintendent: extensive addi-~andstone. The land is chiefly in pagture. The area is tions, inc1udin r7 a large admini9tl'ative block for the1,15+ acres; rateable value, £10.°31: the pl'pulation in whole asYlum, etwere made during the period 1896-8,1901 was 1,755. including II6 officers and 982 inmates in SII as to 'provide for 404 additional patients, at a costthe County Lunatic .Asylum. of over £9°,000: at the end of the year 1901 theP , Cl k . asylum contained 982 patients, viz·-455 males &; 5 27ansh er -, John GIllam. females, &; a ~taff of II6 nurses & attendants, but therePost. M. O. &: T. 0., T. :'1. 0., Express Delivery, Parcel is room for 1.035 patients: medical ~perintende!1t,Post. S. B. &; Annuity & Insurance Office, Upton Alexander Lawrence M.A., M.D., C.M.; semorHeath.-Mrs. Sarah Walker, sub-postmistress. Letters assistant medica.l officer, John Richardson Amblerthrough Chester arrive at 7 a.m. &; 4.10 p.m.; dis- :'I.R.C,S.Eng., L.R.O.P.Land.; junior aSSIistant medicalpatched oS & 6.15 p.rn Gfficpr. Galbraith Hamilton Grylls M.B. &; RCh.,The County Lunatic Asylum, which stands near the road R. U.J.; chaplain, Rp,-. Augustus Edward Farrar;to Liverpool, was erected in 1829, at a total cost, up to Catholic cllaplain. Rev. Seraphin Hannibal; treasurer,1895, of .£'123,74'9, &; is a spacious &; handsome structure .r. B. Thomson. Parr's Bank, Chester; steward, Thos.of. brick with stone facings, three 9toreys in height, I .Jones; ~uuiJekee~p~, ~rr~. Ambler; clerk of asylum &WIth a central administratin block of four storeys &; I to comrn)ttee (Jf Vl~Itors, Alexand~r Hornby~ .two wings; there are also buildings used as shopil for I Xational School (mlxed), erected III 188:;. lor 170 chilcarpenters,engineers, tailors, shoe makers &; up-I (Iren; average ~ttend::m(;~, 113; John Evans, ~aster;holst-erers, bakehouses &; other useful purpo:,E.'s. guod Miss C. M. WI'lght &; MISS N. Ashby, asst. mIstressesAmbler John Richardson L.R.C.P. La.wrence Alexander M.A., M.D., lDarl~gton Jo~eI?h, farmer .Lond. (sen. assist. med. off,). C.M. (medical supt.),County Asylum I Darhngton WIlham, blacksmIthCounty Asylum Lee Miss, Upton park Dean Edward, fa.rmer, '.!-'he AcresBeckett Thomas A. Upton lodge Longueville Mrs. The Cross Dean Edward, Jun. mIller (steam &;Bonnalie George Samuel, Rose dene Low Henry, Upton park wind), &; bakerBroadbent Charles H. Uptun Heys ~Iay Mrs. Upton park Dicksons Limited, nurse;ymen &;Bullock Jas. ~. Grafton viI. Upton pk )forris Case, Upton grange seedsmen, Upton nursenes; &; atClarke Miss, Upton park Oates Josiah G. Upton park Eastgate street, ChesterClarke Sydney, Upton villas Okell Edwin, Overdale, Upton heath Hinde Thomas, butcher, Upton heathCox Rev. Thomas, Upton park Potts Reginald, Upton bank Hornby Alexander, clerk of CountyCregeen Miss, Upton park Powell Arthur A. Upton park Lunatic AsylumDickson Mrs. Elizabeth, Upton house Roberts Benj. Chaffers J.P. Oakfield Ithell Richard, farmer, Old hallEgginton The Misses, Heathfield Robinson Owen, Upton park Lamb Esther (Mrs.), farmer,Heath fmFarrar Rev. Augustus Edward (chap- Smith Mlrs. West view, Upton park Morris Jsph. The Brewer.s· Arms P.Hlain to the Asylum) Smithwick George H. Upton park Moore Jsph. Pemberton, Jun. butcher,Fitch William, Upton parkFrith Miss, Upton heathSparling Rev. Wilfred M.A. (incumbentof Upton), The ParsonageLong lanePrince James, rate &; income tax col-Frost John Meadows, Upton lawnGilroy Andrew B. Upton parkThomas Capt. Brodie, Upton villa.sWalker Capt. Forester, Upton parklector, Upton parkShone Willitim, assistant overseer forGrills Galbraith )f.B. &; B.Ch. (jun. Watkins David, Rose cottageChesterassist. med. off.), County Asylum Williams Ludovic N. Upton park Townsend Thos. Egerton Arms P.RHughes Robert W. Upton park COMMERCIAL. Walker Sarah(Mrs.),shpkpr. &; post offJohnston Robert S. Upton park Clark Frederick, Wheatshelllf P.HWALLASEY is a township and parish and also avillage, on an elevated ridge, with a station on the Wirral:railway, 3 miles north from Birkenhead, and another inthe parish at Leasowe, on the same line, 4 miles fromBirkenhead station: Wallasey is bounded on the southea.stby a branch of the river Mersey, called WallaseyPool. and on the north-west 'by the Irish Sea, and is inthe 'Virral division of the county, lower division of thebundred and petty sessional division of Wirral, union andcounty court district of Birkenhead, rural deanery ofBirkenhead, archdeaconry and diocese of Chester, Walla­~ey, with the township of Poulton-with-Seacombe andLiscard, which together for the parish of 'Wallasey, wasconstituted 31 Local Board District by the Act 16 Viet.c. 24 (1853), and enlarged in 1887 by 40 and 41 Vict.C. 227; but several places in the parish having developedin recent years to a much la;rger extent than 'Wallaseyitself, the County Council, in March, 1892, rearrangedthe number of wards and increased them from 3 to 8,vis. New Brighton, Upper Brighton, Liscard, Egremont,North @eacombe, South Seacombe, Poulton and 'Wallasey.Under the provisions of the "Local Government Act,x894" (56 &; 57 Viet. c. 73), an Urban District Counciltakes the place of the former Local Board, which was constituteda Burial Board I Dec. 1876: and the offices areat Egremont, where full pa,rticnlars of the members andofficials will be found. The village of Wallasey consistsprincipally of a single st,reet, is lighted with gas, andsupplied with water from worlts at Poulton-cum-Seaoombe,the property of the Urban District Oouncil. Theparish church of St. Hilary, originally erected in the lothcentury, and rebuilt, with the exception of the tower,in 1759, was almost entirely destroyed by fire on Sunday,1 Feb. 1857, the tower and outer walls alone remaining;~he latter, being much injured, were taken down, and in1858-9 a new church was erected near the old site in theEarly English style. at a cost of £8,000, from designs byMessrs. W. and J. Hays, architects, of Liverpool; itconsists of chancel, cleres-toried nave, aisles, transepts.nOTth-east and south-west porches, and an embattledcentral tower containing a clock and 6 bells: the old tower,the lower stage of which dates from the 13th century, liasbeen restored at an est.imated cost of £3°0, and is nowused as ... mortuary: there are sittings for 900 persons.The register dates from the year 1584. The living is arectory, net yearly value £340' with residence, in thegift of the Bishop of Chester, and held since 1896 bythe Rev. William Henry Laurence Cogswell M.A. of'Vodham Dollege, Oxford, D.D. of the University of"-indsor, Nova Scotia, rural dean of Birkenhead, chaplainto the Bishop of Chester, and surrogate. Here a;re Wesleyanand Baptist chapels. The "-allasey Cottage Hospitalwas estahlished in 1866: the present hospital, erectedin 1885, at a cost of £2,000, on a site given 'by R. C. deG. Vyner esq. is a structure of brick, from designs byMr. John Clarke, architect, of Liverpool, and contains 21beds. The Liverpool Summer Camp for Girls, in Leasoweroad, is a st,ructure of brick, erected at the cost ofJames Samuelson esq. and available for 22 girls; it wasopened in May, 1895, and is supported by public subscriptions.The "-allasey Working Men's Institute, inSt. George's road, was established in 1876: the building,erected at the cost of George H. Peers esq. of Wallasey,is of red brick, and has a. small library attached, andthere are reading and billiard rooms, a concert room andcommittee room: the members at present number 50,and the management is entrusted to a committee of 12persons. Several golf clubs have their head quarters onthe Sand hills. The charities amount to about £8 lOS.yearly. Wallasey Pool, which has been utilized for thedocks at Birkenhead, covel'S the remains of an ancientforest. Stumps of trees embedded in peat are numerous,and are found covered over with blue clay or silt. Inthis deposit the horns of the Red Deer (Cervus elephas)have been met with, as well as skulls and horns of 2species of wild ox-Bo,s primigenus and Bos longifrons;in the year 1864 a human skeleton, the bones of whichwere encrusted with !!larine creatures-zoophytes andbarnacles-was discovered, and sent to the museum of theRoyal Oollege of Surgeons in London as being probablythe remains of a prehistoric man. Leasowe Castle, nowa hydropathic establishment and hotel, and once knownas "Mockbeggar Hall," is supposed to have been builtby the Earls of Derby, in the reign of Queen Elizabeth,for the purpose of witnessing the races which wereanciently held here, and in considerable repute until about176o; it was at these races that the Duke of Monmouth,son of Charles n. rode his own horst', and won the plat&.

DIRECTORY•] CHESHIRE. WALLASEY. 603which he presented to his godchild, the daughter of theMayor of Chester: in the house is a very curious old pictureof a horse race in which King James 1. and hisQueen are intI'oduced: the castle, situated on the shoreof the Imh Sea, is built in an octagonal form, withturrets on the alternate faces, and affords excellent views'the carved oak fittings of the famous Star OhambeT:abolished by Ad of Parliament in July, 164I, wereremoved here from the old palace of Westminster, andthe staircase is decorated with a record of the victoriesof England, naval and military, between Blenheim andWaterloo: in consequence of the encroachment of tbesea the land here has been embanked. In Breck road isa monument to Mrs. Boode, of Leasowe Castle, who waskilled by a fall from her pony carriage, April 2ISt,1826. . There are no manorial rights. Robert ebaTIesDE' Grey Vyner esq. of Gautby, Lincolnshire, FrederickJ ames Harrison esq. uf :Maer, Staffordshire, and HeathHarrison esq. of Lecourt, Hampshire. are the principallandowners. The area of the township is I,586 acres ofland and 532 of foreshore; rateable value of the townsbip,£28,085; the population of thE' township in 1901 was4,.169; ecclesiastical parish, ; urban district,53,579; population of Wallasey ward in 1901, 4.169;rateable value of the parish £'338,258, and £'28,952 ofthe ward.Post. Parcel, M. O. & T. 0., T. M. 0., S. B.. ExpressDelivery & Annuity & Insurance Office.-Miss JaneHamilton, sub-postmistress. Letters from all partsarrive from Birkenbead at 6.30 a.m. & 2.15 & 5.15p.m.; dispatched at 9.30 a.m. & 2.20. 4.3°, 8 & IO.30p.m. week days; sunda.ys. arrive at 6,3° a.m.; dispatchedat 5.15 & 10.30 p.mJackson William esq. 12 Forest rd. Claughton, Birk~headJuhnston Francis esq. Rothiemay, Promenade, Llscard,BirkenheadJoyce John esq. Sea Bank house, Sea Bank road north,Liscard. BirkenheadJoyn80n Tertius esq. Montpelier house, Montpelier cresolcent. Liscard. BirkenheadLee Thomas Russell esq. Oak lawn, Stanley road, Park..field, New Ferry. BirkenheadLluyd John Caleb esq. V.D. Neston, ChesterMellor William Moseley esq. 16 Devonshire place, Claugh..ton. BirkenheadNapier Thomas 'Villiam Adam M.D. Darlington house,Darlington street, Egremont, BirkenheadOwen Peter esq. The Manor. Sutt-on, ChesterPeers George Hunter esq. Millthwaite, Wallasey, BirkenhdPooley Frank esq. Stoneleigh, Penkett road, Lis~rd,BirkenheadPooley Henry esq. Homestead, Penkett. road, Liscard,BirkenheadPreston Robert "Vheeler esq. Clare lodge, Claremontroad, "'·aUasey, BirkenbeadShaw William Otbo Nicholson esq. B.A., F.R.G.S. TheCoppice, Bishopwood, Ross, HerefordshireSmith James esq. DalmortQn house, New Brigbton,BirkenheadSteel Richard esq. Zig Zag ball, Penketb road, Liscard,BirkenheadStitt Col. Samuel V.D. Holmfield, 75 Shrewsbury roadnorth. BirkenheadWall George esq. Heatherdane. Grange road, West Kirby,BirkenheadWilliamson Stephen esq. Copley, Thornton-Hough, ChestrThe Chairmen. for the time being, of the Higher Be­COUNTY MAGISTRATES FOR THE WJRRAL PETTYSESSIOKAL DIVISION.bington, Lower Bebington, Bro~borough, Ellesmere Port& Whitley, Hoylake & West KIrby, Neston & Parkgat.e.The Senior Magistrate present takes t.he chair. & Wallasey Urban District Councils, are ex-officioFo~woodheadSir William Bower, Bromborough ball, Birken- magistratesClerk to the Magistrates, Godfrey A. Solly, 55 Hami~Bell William, Rutland house, St. George's mount, New ton square, BirkenheadBrighton, BirkenheadThe places in the petty sessional division are :-Arrow,Bingham William esq. Lingdale house, Lingdale road, Higher Bebington (part of), Lower Bebington, Bidston,Birkenhead •• Burton, Bromborough, Brimstage, Barnston. Childel'Brocklebank Ralph Eric Boyds esq. Poulton Boyde, B~· Thornton, Caldy, Clatterbridge, Claughton, East-ham.bington, BirkenheadBrocklebank Thomas esq. D.L. The RosE'cote, Heswall,Egremont, Frankby, Grange, Gayton, Greasby, Hooton,Heswell-cum-Oldfield, Hoose, Hoylake, Irby, Ledsham.ChesterBulley Thomas RafHes esq., 1Breck hey, Mount PleasantLiscard, Landican, Moreton, Great & Little Meolse,M.agazines, Netherpool, Ness, New Brighton, Newtonroad.Lisca,rd, BirkenheadBushell Obarles John esq. The Woodlands, Bromborougb,cum-Larton, New Ferry, Nootorum, Great Ne.ston,LittleNeston, Overp(\')l, Parkgate, Poulton-cum-Seacombe.BirkenheadBusbell Reginald esq. F.R.A. S. Hinderton lodge, Neston,Puddington, Pensby, Prenton, Raby. Saughall Massie.Seacombe, Spital, Storeton, Great Sutton, Little Sutton,OhesterThingwall, Thornton Hough, Thurstaston. Upton, Wal-Clarke Tbomas esq. Leahurst hall, Neston, Chester lasey, West Kirby, Willaston & WoodchurchCorbett Uvedale Bennett esq. Modyn, ChesterEll' t J h S'd St 1 ad H I k Petty Sessions ore held at the County Hall, Abbey street,10 0 I) esq. unnYSI e, ·ap ey ro, oy a e,: Birkenbead, daily, at IO a.m. but thursday only forBirkenheadEV'ans Edward, jun. e:-q. Spital Old ball, Bromborough,Birkenhead ,returnable summonses at IO·3 0 a.m.; at Wallasey daily.at 9.3°, but wednesday only for returnable summonsesEvans John James esq. Brackenwood, Hig-ber Bebing-toIl, II at IO a.m. ; at the Court House, Neston, the last friday. k h ad ~ in each month at IO a.m.; occasional courts are alsoG::'~;s~~ e:\Iichael Tyson esq. Mostras, Sea View road, I helrl at New Brighton, New Ferry & HoylakeLiscard. Birkenhead . I WALLASEY URBAN DISTRIar eOUNOIL.Hannay Thomas Scott esq. Greenbank, Upton,nr.Bukenhd For names of members & officials see Egremont.Harmood-Banner ~ohn Sutberland esq. D.L. Ashfield hall, ; eh . h' Co tab I ry Edward Bowden constableNeston, Cheste.. I es Ire ns u a , ,Harrison Edward Hodgson esq.Plymyard,Eastbam,Brknhd iSchools.Harrison Frederic James esq. Maer hall, near Newcastle- ! WaUasey Grammar School, see Liscardunder-LyneI St. Hilary National- (girls & infants), School lane, built inHeap William esq. Elm mount, Penkett rd.Liscard,Brknhd i 1836 & enlarged in 1890, for 250 children; average at·Hibbert Charles esq. 26 Kingsland road. Birkenhead . tendance, 216; Miss M. Lovell, mistress; )irs. MaggieHobson Ricbard esq. D.L. The Marfords, Bromborougb, Robinson, infants' mistressBirkenhead : Boys' National, St. George's road, built in 1857, for 200Hope Obarles Edward esq. The Bank house, Burton, I children; average attendance, 125; Thos. Hill, master. _Neston 8.0 ·1 Carriers.-To Liverpool, d-aily. William Ledsbam, JohnHope William esq I Upton, Globe Parcel Delivery 00. & Liverpool ParcelsJackson Thomas Hughes esq. The Manor house, Manor Delivery Cohill, Claughton, Birkenhead, Railway Station, Thomas W. Smathers, stu.tion masterPRIVATE RESIDENTS. Banks Sir William Mitchell M.D., Bonmphrey EdowinJoseph,St.Hilary b'wAgnew W. H. 16 Keswick road LL.D. The Bung~low. Stanley aven Bower H. L. 18 Hillside.roadAinsley In. D. Ormiston,Claremont rd Barber John Bengalrn, Grove J'oadArnaud James, 9 Wallacre road Barr Alexander, 15 Regent roadBowman John C. 2 Buckmgham roadBozman 'Cuthbert, Hillside, St.Atkinson Tom Richard, Lychett, Stan- Bell George, Prospect T'aleIe\' avenue Bell Oswald Norman, St.George's roadSunniva, Braithwaite Myles, 6 Hillside roadAuchenleck Richard, 29 St. Jobn's rd Mayfield road B1"id·ges James, Lenny cot. Grove rdAustin William. 5 Bidston avenue Bellis William, 9 Leasowe road Brimelow Wm. Henry, 9 KeswickBadham Francis, The Cottage, Stan- Birtill Henry, 13 Regent road Broadhur~t James K .. 25 St. John'ley avenue B!ackburn M'1's. D8Jl'!eydene, Breck rd Brown Ml~S,. 6 KeswIC~t ~oad .Bainbridge Mrs. St. Sabra, Grove rd BlUndell IIenry SleIg'ht, Westholme, Browne Wl1ham. 22 HIllSIde roaeBall Mrs. IS Wallacre road Claremont re.ad IByrne Wm. Shaldon, St. GeorgE'Bamber Geo. Schofield,17 St.John's rd Boote Alfred S. Wolleston, Grove rd Callaghan Percy, Dam·"me, Grove

604 'VALLASEY. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'S'Callie James Stewart, Monr€'ith villa, Leicester William, 8 Prospect T'ale Titherley Charle6 Rhilip, The Limes,Britannia road Lindsay :Mrs. Hose Side ho. Grove rd St. Geol'ige's roadCamidge Albert, 23 St. John's road Lowe Philip R. II Hillside road Tobin James, 7 Wallacre road-Cartlidge Frederick, 22 Sandiways rd Lowndes Mrs. Fairfield, St.George's rd Towers In. Temple lodge, Grove roadCave William, Drogheda, Grove road McClellan Joseph, St. H:lary brow Trotter Thos. Ashton,I5 Sa~diway~ rd(Jhantrell Lt.·Col. John B. Darlerdene, MoConnachie Alfred, Keithmore, Twynem Robert Croen, BrIght villa,.Breck road Grove road Grove road-chester James Thomas, Westlands, McFarlane David, 19 Sandiwnys road Tyrer Alfre~, .The Eyrie, Breck roadLyndhurst road McGeorge Mrs. Lyndhurst, Stanley av Va~gh~ Wilham S. G:rove roadClapham George Percy Parker, I l\Idnhre James Hillside Breck road Wamwrlght ~Irs. Sandrlft, Stanley avSandiways road . Maclean John, ;4 Keswi~k road Walker Septimus, .4 Sandi~ays ro~dClarkson Charles Hy. 2~ S.andlways rd McPherson William. 2 Sandiways road Ward Fnk. Wyndcliff, St. Hilary ~rlveCockrell Harold•.2~ HillSIde road Maddocks Mrs. 8 Sandiways road Warham Hy.The Nest, St. Ge~rge s rdCogswell Rev. WIlham Hy. Laurence Marrs M'rs. 19 Prospect vale Warry Albert Ernest, 2 KeswIck road::\I.A., D.D. (rector, surrogate & Matthew Henry, N'ormanhurst, May- Weale Edward, 23 School lanerural dean), The Rectory,Church hI field road West Henry, Hexthorpe, Stanley avenColenso Henry, 6 Prospect vale ~readows 1,,"illiam Alfred, Warrenside, Wild Herbert Edward, Rocklands,C-ollard Edwin Henry, Breck house, Grove road Claremont roadSt. Hilary 'brow. Medlicott John, 9 Bidston avenue W~~inson Charles, 21 St. ~ohn's roadCopeland Gerrard, Htlary breck, Miller Thomas A. 17 Re~ent road W~l~ams E.van Lloyd, 6 Bldston ave~Folly lane Moore Edward 2 Hillside road Wilhams RIchardson, 242 Wallasey VllCorney Frederick W. 3 Bidston aven Moore Edward.' G. 21 Sandiways road W~11is A. E. Wa,rree, Stanley avenueCottle W. A. Glenfaba, Stanley avenue Moore John Hilton M.D. 2 Hillside rd WIlls Thomas A. D. The Fold, St.Ora~k John, Otra':lto, Stanley avenue Morris Thomas F. 2 Stanley avenue ~eorge's road ,Cralk.Thomas, ~aIrlawn, Sta~le~ aven Moss Frederick W. 5 Leasowe road W~lson Arthur, IS St. Jo.hn s roadCrosbIe-Oates RIchard. 19 HillSIde I'd Moss John 10 Hillside rand WIlson Thomas, 24 Sandlways roadCru.mp Rev.Edward (Wesleyan Metho- Munro John, 4 Beechwood avenue Winter Edmund, IS Britannia roaddI~t), 27 St. John's road Myers Arthur, IS Hillside road Wood-Bell James, Brookfield, Lynd-Da,:es Peter, Warren e,nd, Grove road Neilson Henry B. Bearsden, Grove rd hurst road. .DaVIes Walter, 4 KeSWIck road Nevitt Miss, 25 School lane Wrenshall }hsses, Gawlthfield, Stan-Dean Oharles, 23 Prospect vale Nicholson F. G. H. Grove cottage, ley avenueDitton :Mrs. 19 School lane Grove road W-right Albert T. The SpringsDownie Thomas, II Regent road :\Ti~bols(jn George Rookin The Willows Yeoman Arthur T. 14 Sandiways roadDuguid George, 20 Hillside road Grove road ' ,COlnIERCIAL.Dunn ::\irs. Claremont, Claremont rd Noel Mrs. 7 Leasowe roadEarnshaw Luke, 5 Regent road Oldershaw In.M.D.Rolle'stone,Grove ,rd Ahbott Henrv, butdherEa,rp Samuel, 12 Lyndhurst road Owen John R. 2 Mallacre road Ablbott John: market gardener, Lea·Emery Charles, .2 St. John's road Owen William, Craigmore, Grove rd sowe roadEvans John DavId,s St. John's road Owens Henry Richard, Dros-yr-avon, Abbott Reuben, beer retailerEvans Th?~as, :\-Io~va, Groveland aven St. Georg-e's road Allen Rbt. coal mer. 25 Wallasey viIEvans WIlham, Mm-y-don, Grove rd Parkinson Richard, 25 Prospect vale Barlow Jas. frtrer. 267 Wallasey vilFor"yth Jas. Stanley, 12 Prospect vale Peck Henry, II WaUncre road Barton M. (Miss), fancy draper, 143~owle! Alexander, 9 Regent road Peers Geo. HWlter. J.P. Millthwaite, Wallasey villageFranCIS Robert Dean, Vyrnwy, Stan- St. Hilary brow Bebster David,illTkt.grdnr.Leasowe rdley avenue . Pemberton Mrs. 27 School lane Beneke Chas. cnfctnr. 50 Wallasey vilFullerton Rev. Edward, 4 Bldston av Percival George, 24 Hillside road Birch Jane (Mrs.), beer retailer, WaJ-Gallwey Fredk. ~m.Overdale,Groverd Perkins Mrs. 17 Hillside road lasey villageGaT'ed Thos. HIll crest, Claremont rd Phillips Thomas, 21 Prospect vale Blundell Ellen (Mrs.), midwife, IGleave Alfred, II Prospect vale Picton Arthur, II Sandiways road Leasowe roadGoodwin Frank Ambrose, Redcroft, Platt Walter, 4 Prospect vale Bolton Henry R. ironmon2'er, 154-Groveland road Pollard John, 7 Stanley avenue Wallasey villageGoold Robert, Claremont, Mayfield rd Preston Roht. Wheeler, J.P. Cla;re ldg. B~aithwaite John, market 'gardener, 10GOss Stanley, 20 Sandiwnys road Cla,remont road School laneGould John, Moorings, Stanley aven Price Walter John, q Prospect vale Broster .Tohn, farmer, Breck roadGoulden William, Glendow, Breck rd Priestly William, Danehurst. Grove rd Carliie Mary (Mrs.), laundress, 20Green Richard, I Regent foad Quimby ArthuP,Mere Bank,Stanley av Sclhool laneGreetham William, I Keswick road Ramsay Miss, 1 Buckingham road Carren In.F.tailor,II3Wallasey villageGreville Maurice, 86 Wallasey village Ravenscroft Frederick A. Seascale, Carsidge Albert, laundry, 20 Walla-Hall C. E. F. Amblecote, Mayfield rd Groveland road sey villageHamilton Thomas, 3 St. John's road Read Joseph F. Monmouth, Grove rd Chisholm Margaret (Mrs.), chandler,Harbold Richard Francis,IoBidston av Roberts Robert R. 26 Sandiways road 77 Wallasey villageHarper Thomas H. Glenary, St. Robinson James, 14 Hillside road Clapham Geo. Percy Parker L.R.C.P.George's road Ross Douglas, 7 Sandiways road & S.Edin., ~.F.IP. &; S.Glas. sur-Hurries Wm. J. Mosslands, Breck rd Rowe William, Breck road geon, I Sandlways roadHarr~son M~s.. 17 Sandiways road Rymer Frederick J. 7 Keswick road Clougth Jl~. markt..gardnr. Leasowe reiHarrIson Wl1ham. 19 St. John's road Salmon Frank B. 12 Sandiways road Clough RIchd.markt.grdnr.Leasowe rdHartley Robert. Heath bank, Breck rd Sanders Edward, Lynton, Mayfield rd Cookburn In. E. drpr.Wallasey villageHeasman Joseph W. 4 Hillside road Sanders Henry, I Somerset villa, St. Coke William, estate agent, Sand-Hilditch Fredk.Warrenhurst,Grove rd George's road holme, Green laneHill Gee. Hammond, 4 Buckingham rd SandeTs James, 2 Somerset villas, St. -Condon George, market gardener,Hill Miss, 7 Bidston avenue George's road Clarem?nt roadHolden Thomas, 16 Hillside rond Sheil Joseph George, II Keswick rd Conley Elizabeth (Mrs.), pastry cook &Hornblower Francis Her-bert, Brood- Siddall Archd. John, 12 Hillside road confectioner, 247 Wallasey villagefield, Prospect vale Simpson RObert Poulton Jo'OO, Col- Copeland Gerra;rd, solicitor, com-Hughes James B. 7 St. John's road ve-ster, Mayfield road anjsioner for oa·ths & clerk ,to theHulmeEdwin,Wellbrook,Lyndhurst rd Sinclair Douglas P. II Bidston avenue J3l;rkenhead b01"ough magililtrates,Humphreys Miss, Penrhos. Stanley av Sinclair Mrs. Blachah, Stanley aven Folly laneHunt Edward Samuel, Wissatrickon, Smith Edwin James, 34 Hillside road Coventry Thom31S, market gardener,Grove load Smith Percy, 36 Hillside road Wirral villaJeffery Mrs. 1·6 Bidston avenue Smith William Hy.240Wallasey village Crawford Thoma-s, marke.t gardener,Jenkins Mrs. Blairmore,St.George's rd Stallybrass Rev. William Carey (Con- Leasowe roadJ(·nes Geo.H.Rocklands,St.George's rd gregational), Sandy knowle,Grove rd Cunningham Kate (Mrs.),shopkeeper,Jones J. C. Poplar ~rOT'e, Grove road Stanley Percy, 16 Sandiways road 202 Wallasey villageJones Thomas, 21 Hillside road Stewart William, The Willows, St. Darra.gh In. mark-to grdnr. Green IsJones Thomas T. Rosse, Stanley aven George's road Davies Frank D. joiner, Breck roadJordan Henry, 18 Bidston avenue Stoner George Albe-rt, Ellerslie, Clare- Davies Hannah (Mrs.), laundress, war--', James, 9 Leasowe road mont road lasey terrace, Lea.sowe road'r 'James, 3 Keswick road Sutherland DavidPreston,g Hillside rd Davies In.coal dlr.223 Wallasey village~ William E. 8 Hillside road Swaby Henry, 10 Beechwood avenue Dean Edwaro, market gardener~ley Bertram, Sunnydale, St. Thomson William, Wallasey grange Dean L. (Mrs.), market gardener, 44~orge's road Tipton Richard Sankey, The Laund, Leasowe roadCharles, 32 Hillside road Claremont road Dean Saml. markt. ,gardnr.Lea:sowe rd

DIRECTORY.J .. CHESHIRE. WALTON, 605Dean Thomas, market gardener, 15Prospect valeDodd John,aparh.289 Wallasey villageDunbar Margaret Alvina (~Irs.), fancydraper, 115 Wallasey villageEllis John, chemist, Wallasey villageEmery Chas. grocer & provision dlrFowler Henry, :boot maker, Folly laneGrund John, pork butcher, 131 WallaseyvillageHalewood Aibrmn. gas & water inspctrHalewood George, market gardenerHamilton Jane (Miss), grocer, Post offHamilton Thomas, bakerHammond Ann M. (Mrs.),ironmonger,117 Walla.sey vl11a~eHazlehurst Thomas, market gardener,Leasowe roadHemingway William, hair :ire!!ser, 125WalIagey villageHoughton & Holmes, bulcher~, 265Wallasey villageHoward Edwd. mrkt. grdnr. Grove rdHoward Joseph, joinerHoward Robert, fishmonger, J21 WallaseyvillageHoward Sam!. mll'kt. grdnr. Green laHurst Harriet (Mrs.), a.partments, 13Hills:.de roadIrwin John & Sons Limited, grocers,281 Wallasey vill8lgeJohnson Charles, beer retailerJones David, confecRoner & news agt.Breck roadJones Herbert, fruiterer, 146 WallaseyvillageJones Jas. E. builder, 13 St. John's rd.Jones John Bristow, grocer, 259 WallaseyvillageJones Philip Henry,.builder,Leasowe rdJoynson Alfred, market gardenerJoynson George, market gardenerJoynson Henry, market gardener, 8Beechwood avenueKeen Ann (.Mrs.),Shi.p P.H. Breck rdKemp Peter, markt. grdnr. Moss cotKemp Willia.m, market gardenerKirk 'Rolbert, golf goods makerLeasowe Castle Hydropathic Establishment& Hotel (Leasowe Castle Hydropathic& Hotel Co. Limited, proprietors;Walter E. Ellery, sec.),Leasowe roadLeasowe Golf Club (John Cromarty,sec.), I.easowe roadLedsham Samuel, market gardener &fruiterer, 119 ,Wallasey villageLedshaan William, team ownerLewis Henry, tM>accnst.& hair dresserLewis William A. hair dresser, 179 Stevenson William, baker, 234 Walla-Wallasey villagesey villageLockley William D. beer retailer Strong George, b1l'tcher, 145 Walla-LIverpool Summer CaaDIp for Girls sey village(Walter Lowndes, sec.), Leasowe rd S~rong ~{ary Ann (Mrs.), markt. gdnrMcClement Benj. boot & shoe maker Strong James, beer retailer, 227 Wal-McCleod William, outfitter, 56 & 58 lasey villageWallaser villageStrong Stanley, milk sellerMcEneany Owen, ~rocer, 127 Walla- :3ntton Joseph, fal"IIler, Leasowe roadsey village~utton 'Villiam, farmer, Leasowe roadMersey Coal Co. coal me.rs. Station yd Thomas Sami. farmer, Oli.e farmMoody Martin, saddlerMoody William, boot makerTownson Annie (Miss),Wallasey villagedraper, 263Moore John Hilton L.R.C.P., L.R.C.S. Trantoms Limited, grocers, 54 Walsurgeon,2 Hillside roadlasey villageMoreton John, cab ownerNelson George H. plumber, 289 Wal-1'unstall William,. Wallasey villageshopkeeper, 124lasey villageUptUIl John, markt. gardnr.Leasowe rdNicholson Dora (Miss), day school Wallasey Cottage Hospital (William.North & South Wales Bank (snb- Bell M.R:C.S.Enll'. A. W. Riddellbranch), open daily, II to 12, 167 :M.R.C.S.Eng. & I:l A. H. GoodwinWallasey villageOliphant Caroline (Mrs.), apartments,M.R.C.S.Eng. han. surgeons; H.O. Ma.rshall, hon. sec.; Miss Alys285 Wallasey village Barry, matron), Claremont roadOrgan William, tobacconist, 206 Wal- Wallasey Golf Club (Ralph H. Goslaseyvillagesage, sec)Palmer Hamilton, boot & shoe dealer, Wallasey Cricket Olub (George Daw-277 Wallasey village son, sec.), Olaremont roadPem-berton Thomas, apartments, 26 Wallasey Fire Sta.tion (A. HalewoodHillsid~ !oad caretaker), Lea.sowe road 'Potter 'VIlliam, mark.et gardener, Wal- Wallase}' 'Vorking Men's Institute &lasey terrace, Leasowe road Library (Richard Ibbitson, sec.),POTall Joseph Highton, monumental S,t. George's roadma;son &. as~istant ov~r:seer, Breck rd Walley John, plumber, I Leasowe rdPubbc WeIghmg Machme (John Dodd, Walsh Jane (Mrs.), beer retailer.weigher), Leasowe roadGrove roadPurdy Jo~n, master mariner, 83 Wal- Warren Cycle Co. cycle dealers, 123lasey VIllageWallasey villageRamsbottom Marshall, cowkeeper, 88 Webster David market oardenerWallasey village Leasowe road ' I:l'Robinson .Jas. Hr· plu~ber & painter Webster Jas. market grdnr. Green laRogers Alexander J. frUlterer, 52 Wal- Webster James market oardenerlasey village StoneJhouse ro;W I:l ,Rogers Ernest H. chemist, 147 Walla- Webster James Henry, farmersey villageWebster Jane (Mrs.),market gardener,Salisbury Samuel F. fruiterer Leasowe roadSheard Pattie. ('Miss), confeotioner,261 Webater Stanley, market gardener,~allasey village . 165 Wallasey villa-geS~eil Jsph. G. ~oal m~r. Statl?n yard Westcott Thomas, joiner, 151 Walla-Snerlock Catherme (Mis,g), bosler sey villageSilvage GeorgeCheese P.HH. Old Cheshire Wheeler Harriet (~lrs.), beer retailer,Leasowe roadSm~th Harry, ironmongerSnuth Robert G. draper, 75 Walla-Williams Joseph, stationer, 269 Wallaseyvillagesey village. . Williams Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 14Spark Wm.dalry,1I4 Wallasey VIllage Wallasey villageSpare Thomas, market gardenerSpra'gg Jas. market 19ardnr. Breck rdWilliams Robert, boot & shoe maker,21 Wallasey villageSpragg Richard, brewer, Leasowe rd Woods Frank S. Black Horse P.HWALTON is a village and parish, formed in May, 1885,and consisting of the townships of Walton Superior, WaltonInferior and Acton Grange (formerly included in theparishes of Daresbury and Stockton Heath), in the Knutsforddivision of the county, Buclclow hlDldred, Daresburypetty sessional division, Runcorn union and Warrington.county court district, and in the rural deanery ofFrodsham, and archdeaconry and diocese of Chester. ~heVillage is on the high road from Warrington to Runcorn,and is about I! miles north from Daresbury station onthe London and North Western and Great Western jointrailway and 2i south-west from Warrington. The Churchof St. John the Evangelist, erected by the late Sir GilbertGreenall bart. M,P. at a cost of about £17,000, and consecratedin May, 1885, is an edifice of Runcorn red sandstonein the Decorated and Perpendicular styles, consistingof chancel (with vestry), nave, dwarf transepts, southporch and a fine central tower with spire: the !oof ishandsomely painted, the reredos of carved oak dISpla}'sin the centre the Crucifixion, and on either side figures ofthe Evangelists: the organ cost £1,200 : there are 290sittings: at the entrance to churchyard. is a l~ch gate.The register dates from 1879, ~nd contams. en~rIes madeduring the e.xistence of the preylOus "Peel dIstrIct." Theliving is a VIcarage endowed w:th £150.yearly, ~et a~mualvalue £295. with residence, m the gift of Sir ~i1bertGreenall bart. and held since 1885 by the Rev. LeIcesterJohn Theodore Darwall B.D. of New College, Oxford. Theparish room, erected in 1885 by Sir Gilbet;t Greenall bart.is used as a reading- room and for the boys Sunday.school.There is a small charity, the rent of two fields, given bysn unknown benefactor, and amountIng to about £3yearly, which is distributed by trustees. Walton Hallthe seat of Sir Gilbert Greenall bart. is' a handsom~mansion of brick, in the Elizabethan style, in an extensivepark.. Walton L~a, the resi.dence of John Crossfield esq,J.P. IS a stone edifice, standmg in a park and well-plantedgrounds of about 12 acres. Sir Gil'bert Greenall bart.is the chief ,landownex:. The soil is clay; the 'subsoil, clayand sand. The chief crops are wheat. oats and potatoes.The area of Walton Superior township is 425 acres ofland and 12 of water; the rateable value, £2,323; thepopulatio in 1901 was 215.Sexton, Alfred Moulsdale.Post, Telegraph & Express Delivery Office, HigherWalton.-Mrs., Jennett Tuson, sub-postmistress. Lettersarrive from Warrington at 7.15 a.m. &; 4.5 p.m.& dispatched at 9.40 a.m. 6.50 & 9.10 p.m. week da)"Sonly. Postal orders are issued here, but not paid.Stockton Heath is the nearest money order officeSir Gilbert Greenall's School (girls & infants), for 60children ;average attendance, 35; Miss E. Smith,mistress. The boys attend the schools at DaresburyorStockton HeathWALTON INFERIOR (or Lower Walton), is ,., townshipand village in the paJlish of Walton, on the south sideof the river Mersey, near the Manchester Ship canal, andabout 2 miles south from Warrington. There is a. charityof £4 yearly value. Sir Gilbert Greenall bart. is thechief landowner. The soil is clay; the subsoil clay andsand. The chief crops are wheat, oats, barley and

606 WALTON. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'Spotatoes. The area is 548 acres of land, 10 of water and ACTON GRANGE is a. township and small scattered vilo·25 of tidal water; rateable value is £4,71I; the populationin 1901 was 719.and North Western railway and the joint railway of thatlage 2! miles ..south-west from Warrington. The LondonOompany and the Great Western, as well as the Bridgewaterundertaking of the Manchester Ship Canal Co.Post Office, Lower 'Valton.-Thomas Rigby, sub-postmaster.Letters arrive from Warrington at 6.20 a.m. intersect this township. The Elms, the seat of Mrs. W. C.& 5.20 p.m. & dispa:tched at 9.45 a.m. Ali 7.10 p.m. Jones, is a handsome edifice, standing on an eminence, andweek days only. Postal orders are issued here, but commanding fine views. Sir Gilbert Greenall bart. isnot' paid. Stockton Heath is the nearest money order lord of the manor and chief landowner. The soil is' clay;&i telegraph office, 2 miles distantthe swbsoil, sand and clay. The chief crops are wheat.The area is 961 acres of land, 8 of wa.ter, 18 of tidal waterWall Letter Box, near Ship inn, cleared 9·40 a.m. & and 25 of foreshore; the rateable value, £4,137; the7 p.m. week days only population in 1901 was 144.WALTON SUPERIOR. Parkinson William, farmer, Beech Evans Richard & Co. Limited' (Edwd.Tree farmLondon, agent), coal merchantsCrossfield John J.P. Walton lea Shearn Peter, saddler & ha1I'ness ma Dodd Henry, farmer, Ford farmDarwall Rev. Leicester .lohn Theodore Tuson Jennett (Mrs.), grocer, corn Green Robt. farmer, Moss farmB.D. (vicar). Vicarage merchant, & post office Massey Samuel, shoe makerGreenall Sill' Gilbert bart. J.P. Wal- W,hite John, land agent to Sir Gilbert Moss Joseph, shopkeeperton hall; & qarlton, Boodle's, St. Greenall bart Peacock Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeperStephen',s & Wllldham clubs, London W.AL'IlON INFERIOR. Rigby Thomas, grocer, Po,st office,S WMorley roadMonks Frederick J.P. Walton Old hall PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Turner William farmerCaldwell Peter, Walton New road Underhill Willia~, Stag innCOMMERCIAL. Kirkconnell Edward, The Mount Ward Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeperBailey Joseph, head gamekeeper to Lester Rev. Henry Arthur M.A. Weir William, farmer, Baronet farmSir Gilbert Greenall bart lecturer & assist. chaplain at the Whitfield Joseph, market gardener &Broady AIfd. Walton Arms P.H.&frmr Warrington Training Oollege, Wal· assistant overseerBurgess Thomas S. farm bailiff to Sir ton house & curate (}f Daresbury Wild John, cowkeeperGilbert Greenall bart Longland Josiah, Walton New road Wilkinson John, shoe makerHallas Joseph, managing herdsman Lummis Rev. Edward Wm. M.A. Wood John Henry, grocer & butcher,to Sir Gilbert Greenall bart. New (Unitarian), Walton New road Ches.ter roadLodgeMounfield Joseph, Walton New road'Kipps William, head gardener to J. Picton In,. Taylor, Walton New road AarON GRANGE.Crossfield esqRichardson William, IHolly Bank, Wal- Jones Mrs. W. C. The ElmsLockhart James, head gall'dener to 'ton New road Ball Thomas, farmer, Grange green. Sir Gilbert Greenall bart Ruddock Fredk. Walton New road B8Isnett Jas. farmer & miller (water)~Malkin John A. Ship inn Strange James, Walton New road Grange millMoulsdale Alfred, assistant overseer COMMERCIAL. Basnett Thomas, farmerMoulsdale Ann (Mrs.), blacksmith BeswicJt Wm. miller (water) & frmr Beswick William, farmer, Bell hOUi~eMuskett Joseph, wheelwright, joiner De Prez William Robert, registrar of Hall Peter, farmer, Holly hedge& general smith, The Gold Medal births & deaths & relieving officer Wilkinson James, farmer, Porch houseLurry worksfor Budworth distrct.Runcorn union Wright Samuel, farmerWARBURTON is a township and parish on the south is stained, and there are 300 sittings. The register ofbank of the Mersey, here crossed by an iron bridge of one baptisms dates from 16n; burials, 1638; and maTriages~arch, erected in 1864-5 to connect this place with the 1676. The living is a rectory, net yearly value £260..adjoining county of Lancaster, and now the property of the with residence, in the gift of Piers Egerton-WarburtonManchester Ship Oanal 00. The township is 12 miles from esq. and held since 1872 by the Rev. Geoffrey E2erton.;Manchester, 9 from Knutsford, 7 north-east from Warring- Warburton B.A. of St. Mary Hall, Oxford. The parishton, 5 west from Altrincham, three-quarters of a mile from room, erected in 1889, is close to the new church.Hollins Green Ferry across the Mersey, and I mile from Drinkwater's, Leigh's, and Lamenson's charities pro­Heatley and Warburton ,station on the Stockport and vide about £5 yearly for clothing. The base of the ancientWarrington section of the London and North Western Market Oross, consisting of four steps, ,still remains, but no Irailway, in the Altrincham ~ivi,sion of the co~ty, h~~~ed part of the shaft is now left. Here is an extensive flourand union of Bucklow, Altrmcham petty seSSIOnal dIVISIon mill, worked by the riVel1" Bollin, which flows into theand county court district, and in the rural deanery of Mersey. Piers Egerton-Warburton esq. of Arley hall, isBowdon, archdeaconry of Macclesfield, and diocese of lord of the manor and sole landowner. The soil is sandyChester; the river Bollin passes through the parish and loam and black bog; the subsoil, various, running intoseparates the township from Lymm on the south-west. sandstone 1'ock. The land is chiefly occupied in growingThe church of St. Werburgh, now used only for weekday for the Manchester market. The population in 1901 wasand funeral services,iS' an ancient timber-framed structure, 4°3; the area is 1,846 acres of land and 26 of water;,repaired with stone in the 17th century, and consists of rateable value, £4,54°.chancel, nave of four bays, aisles, separated: from the nave Moss Brow is a place here.by wooden p~~rs, south transept, and a~ eastet:n tow.er of Sexton, Isaiah Gollins.brick, contammg one bell; the east wllldow IS stamed, Parish Clerk, William Owen.and on the south wall is a brass placed there in 18 77, and Post .Qffice.-William West, sub-postmaster. Lett8l'sbearing the date 16 45, formerly cut in this wall. The through Warrington, arrive at 7. 20 a.m. &i 6. IS p.m.interior of the church was completely restored in 18 94, at & dispatched at 7. 25 p.m. week days only. Postal ordersa cost of £7°, ~sed by the parishioners. A stone coffin are issued bere, but not paid. The nearest money orderand several anCIent slabs have been found. In the church- office is at Heatley Heath, & telegraph office, Lymm, 3yard are a number of handsome tombs and headstones. miles distantThe new church of St. Werburgh, erected at the sole. .expense of the late R. E. Egerton-Warburton esq. amount- National School (m.IXed), bUllt WIth master's reSIdence Ining to £9,000, and consecrated in 1885, is a building of 1872, for 120 children; average aJttendance, 80; JohnRuncorn stone in the Early Perpendicular style, consisting Borrows, masterf!)f chancel, nave, north aisle, south-west porch, and a north-I London & North Western Railway (Warburton & Heatleye&8t embattled tower, containing 8 bells: the east window station)Booth AlfredBeckett (Mrs.) James, farmer,Car grn Darbyshire John, farmerEgerton-Warburton Rev. Geoffrey Bolton John. farmer, Padd'Ock lane Davies Peter (exol's. of), farmer, TheB.A. (~ctor), Rectory Bolton Thomas. market gardener MidlandsHulme Richard Burgess Marga,ret (Mrs.), farme·r, Dennis John, farmer, MossSeddon MarkYehr Fredk. :\Ioss Brow cotta1geMoss laneBythel T,homas, market gardenerDennis William,. farmerGould John, farmer, Moss laneCOllllERCIAL.Ohorlton John, farmerClarke Edwin, farmer, Moss browGould: Joseph sen. farmer, Car grnGreen James,' farmer, Moss browAllen Elizabeth (Miss), frmr. Parkgt Clarke Richard, farmer, Park farm Harrison John Thos.farmer, Moss sideAst,all Samuel, market gardener Col€'shill Wm. F. farmer, Moss brow Jcmes Richard farmerBall James, farmerBarff Arth.Saracen'sCollins John. farmer, Town farmHeadP.H.&frmr Collins Wm.markt. gardnr. Moss sideJones Thos. f~rmer'Yew Tree farm

DIRECTO~Y.] CHESHIRE. WARl\HNGHAl\I. 607Leather Peter J. farmer, Moss lane Priestner James, farmerNewton James Moreton, fa.rmer Thornley Jas. &; Sons, millers (water)Newton In. Royle, farmer, The Bent Walton Allen, farmer, Moss farmOwen Anne (Mrs.), ,shopkeeper Walton Joseph, brmerPennington Ellen (Miss),farmer,Long-Walton John, farmer, Dunham roadridg~ farm Wareham John, boot makerPriestner John, farmer, Lands end Wareham Samuel. maorket gardenerWest William, shopkeeper, Post office'\Yhitelegg John, farmer, Moss laneWhit-elegg Thomas, farmerWilliamson David, market gardenerWilliamson James, farmerWilliamson Thomas, farmer, Car grnW ARMIN,GRAM: is a parish and township on the riverWheelock, 4 miles west from Sandbach and 2i west fromSandbach station (in EI"'orth parish) on the Crewe andMa.nchester section of the London and North Westernrailway. The township is in the Eddisbury division ofthe count,·, hundred of Korthwich, Middlewich section ofthe petty 'sessional division of Middlewich and Sandbach,union and county court district of Nantwich, ruraldeanery of Congleton, archdeaconry of Macclesfield anddiocese of Ohester. The church of St. Leonard, originallyof timber, was rebuilt in 1870 (with the exceptionof the tower, erected 1715, but modernized in 1899, andis now an edifice of stone in the Perpendicular style, consistingof chancel, nave of three bay:" transepts. aisles,north porch and a western tower with eight pinnaclesand containing a clock and 6 bells: on the west wall isa mural painting representing the four Evangelists: fourof the windows are stained, and there are 320 sittings.The register dates from the year 1538. The living is arectory, net yearly value £394. with residence, in the~ift of the Earl of Crewe, and held since 1893 by the Rev.Francis George Ellenon ,M.A. of Hertford O:>l1ege, Oxford.The charities for distribution amount to £8 6s. yearly.The Earl of Crewe P.C. is' lord of the manor and principallandowner. The soil is clay, alternating with sandin places. The g-reater part of the land is used for grazingpurposes. The area of the towmhip is 2,104 acres ofland and 17 of water; ratea.ble value. £4,°4°; the populationof the entire parish in 1901 was 567; township,218.St-xton, George Cooke.Post Dffice.-G'eorge Cooke, sub-po"tllluster. Lettersarrive ITom Sandbach at 8.15 a.m. & 6.30 p.m. & are•lispatohed at 8.50 a.m. & 6.30 p.m. Postal orders areissued here, but not paid. The nearest money order& telegraph office is at Elworth, 3 miles distantELTON is a small and scattered township, lying in theparishes of Warmingham and Elworth, I~ mile~ I'outh fromS'andbach station, in the Orewe division of the county,Sandbach section of Middlewich and Sandbach pettysessional division. O:mgleton union and county court dist,rict"The Trent and Mersey canal passes here, on thebanks of which, at Rookery Bridge, are extensive boneworks, belonging to Messrs. Thomas Vickers and Sons,of Newton Heath, Manchester. There is a Wesleyanchapel. The Earl of Crewe P.C. is lord of the mallor andprincipal landowner. The area is 1,°76 acres of land~nd 8 of water; rateable value, £8,914; the populationm 1901 wa"..; 393.Le~ters through Sandbach. Elworth, I! miles distant,1S the nearest money order & telegraph officeMOSTON is a township consisting almost exclusively ofscattered farmhouses, chiefly in the parish of Warmingham,I mile west from Sandbach station, in Northwichhundred, Sandibach section of Middlewich and Sandbe.ehpetty sessional division and Congleton union and countycourt district. The Trent and Mersey canal passes here.The Earl of Crewe P.C. is lord of the manor and principallandowner. The area is 714 acres; rateable value,£1,552 ; the population in 1901 was 173.Letters through Sandbach. Elworth, one mile distant, isthe nearest money ilrder & telegraph officeTETl'ON is a scattered township, chiefly in the parishof Warmingham, 3i miles west-north-west from Sandbachand Ii miles south from Middlewich station on theOrewe and Warrington section of the London and NorthWestern railway, in Congleton union and county courtdistrict, and Middlewich section of Middlewich and Sandbachpetty sessional division. The township is interseoted-by the Tre~ and Mersey canal, on the banks ofwhich the Oheshire Landowners' Drainage and InclosureCompany have extensive brick and tile yards. The Earlof Crewe is lord of the manor and priIicipal landowner.The area is 1,041 acres of land and 9 of water; rateablevalue, £2,53°; the population in 1901 was '142.Letters through Middlewich, which is the nearest moneyorder &; telegraph office, I~ miles distantNational School, built in 1839 & enlarged in 1859, for 150children; average attendance, 72; a residenCe! for themaster was built in 1,841, by the Rev. George Clayton,then rector, & Lord Crewe; the school has an endowmentof £38 yearly, applied towards the general maintenanceof the school; Henry Halton, master; MissMaud Halton, mistress•'\V.ARMINGHAM. Richardson John J. farmer, The Hill MOSTON.(Marked thus * receive their letters Top farm Cookson Samuel farmerthrough Crewe.) *Roy William, farmer Davis Thomas Banks faa-mer(Marked thus § receive their letters *'\~~ttaker James~ farmer, Field's fm Dutton &; Son, millers '(steam & water)th(('ough Middlewich.) Wl1dmg Frank, mi).1er (water) Gibson Edward farmerEllerton Rev. Francis George M.A. Williamson Samu~l, farmer Hollinshead Fra~k, farmer(rector), Rectory ELTON. Johnson John, farmerKirkham John, farmer, Crows NestCOMMERCIAL. Finlow Frederick, Elton cottage Lewis George, farmer*Baker Joseph, farm-er ~la . K h (M*Bevan Thomas, farmer COHMBRClAL. nrung at erine rs.), farmer*Boulton John, fa,rmer Bebbington John, farmer Millington Joseph, furmer, The FieldsBroad John, tBear's lPaw PH Billington John Charles, farmer, Elton Nixon Stephen, farmer. hall Smallwood Isaac, fanner*Brooks George, faa-merS*Buckley AndTew, farmer Clowes John, wheelwright utton Thos. farmer. Moston manor*Buckley George, farmer Fitton John, farmer Trelfa John, farmerCooke George, grocer, Post office Hal'rison J ahn, farmer Todd John. farmerFit,ton Samuel, farmer Hollinshead Oharles, farmer TETTON.Johnson Joseph, farmer Lancaster Herbert, blacksmith & frmr Carter James, farmerMartin George, farmer, Riding Mulliner Joseph, farmer Corner Thomas, farmer, Hall farmMoseley James, farmer, Church house OuIton Richard, farmer, ,Brook farm Greenwood George (Mrs.), farmerMoseley John (Mrs.), farmer Oulton Robert, farmer, Crabmill & Kay Henry, farmer, DelacresOulton Joseph, farmer Flash farms Pennell Emily (Mrs.), farmer§Plant Arth. miller (water),Forge ml Scragg Henry, fanner Oulton Robert, jun. farmer*Proudman Martha (Miss), farmer Scragg John, farmer Sant Charles, farmer&RichardsonHoughJohn, larmer, The Old Vickers Thomas & Sons, bonemanure works, Rookery bridge& Wallace Robert, brick & pipe maker'Wilding- William, fannerWAVERTON is ~, parish, township and village, with ancient edifice of stone, rebuilt probablv in the reign ota station on the Chester and Crewe section of the Lon- Henry VII. and now in the Perpendicular style; itdon and North Western Railway, 4 miles south-east-by- consists of chancel, south-eastern chapel, clerestoriedeast from Chester, in the loweT division of the Broxton nave of three bays and aisles, and has a lofty embattledhundred, Eddisbury division of the county, Tarvin union, western tower containing a clock and 4 bells, the largBStChester .county court district, petty sessional division of of which bears the date and initials 1615 C.L and on theBroxton and rural deanery, archdeaconry and diocese of fourth is the inscription, "JHESUS BE OUR SPEED:'Chester. The parish is intersected by the Shropshire there are mural monuments to the Rev. Joseph Bower,Union canal. The church of St. Peter, given by Hugh rector 'here for 40 years, d. 1844; to the Rev. Johnde Abrincis surnamed "Lupus," 1St Palatine Earl of Prescot M.A. d. 1767, and others. and a brass to' PeterChest(>r, to 'the abbey of St. Werburg, at Chester, is an Dut,t,on ('sq., J.P. of Hatton, ob, 1669: on the wall und~r-

608 WAVERTON. CHESHIRE. [ KELLY'Sneath the belfry is a quaint old table of tIthes payable p.m.; sunday, 10.40 a.m.; Railway bridge, cleared a·tto the minister of 'Waverton: the church was repaired 8.10 p.m.; sundays, 11.10 a.min 1845, and in 1888 was thoroughly restored and achancel screen of carved oak erected, at a total cost of National School (mixed), built with master's residence inabout. £2,000, entirply defrayed by the 1St Duke of West- IOn, b)- the 1St Duke of Westminster K.G.,P.C. (d.minster K.G., P.C. (d. 1899): there are goo sittings. 1899) & in part supported by his successor, for 1'70The register dates from the year 1582. The living is children; average uttendance, 8o; Richard Davis, masta rectory. net yearly value £240. including 33 aeres of Poli~e Station, Hatton Heath, Alfred Myatt, sergeantglebe, witl! residence, in thp gift of the Bishop of Chester, Railway Station, Edward Roberts, station masterand held -since IgOI by the Rev. Francis WilloughbyJones ~LA. of Lincoln College. Oxford. There are HATTON is a small township, consisting of scatteredPresbyterian and Wesleyan chapels near Egg IBridge. farmhouses and a few cottages, on the road from Whit­The charities amount to £15 8s. lId. yearly, of which church to Chester, a. mile south of Waverton station onsum the poor of Waverton receive £12 IS. 5d. and those the Crewe and Chest-er section of the London and Xort,hof Ha,tton £3 7s. 6d. Here is a stone quarry, belongin.g West-ern railway, and 6 miles south-ea,gt from Chester.to the Duke of Westminster. and there is also a steam George Verc Hugh Cholmondeley esq. is lord of th~flour mill. The Duke of Westminster. who is lord of manor and chipC landowner: the manor of Hatton a'ppearsthe manor., and George Vere Hu~h. Cholmo~~eley esq. to have originally formed part of that of Waverton, andare th~ chIef landowners. The land. IS ~ostly m pasture I during the lIth century was for some time held by afor daIry purposes. and the locality IS celebrated for family callinO" themselves "de Hatton'" the old hall,its cheese. The soil is :mo~t1y clar; subsoil, sandstone. not now existing, was a fine example of'the half-timberThe area of the townshIp IS 1,176 acres of l~nd ~nd 10 and plaster mansions common to this county, similar inof water; T~teable value, ;£3,?37; tb;e pS of g-lebe and residence, in the 1?ift of the Bishop'9 north-west from Middlewich a~d 15. n.orth-east. from of Chester. 3;nd h~ld since 1895 by the Rev. Francis LongChester. The small hamlet of MIlton IS Included In lhe :M.A. of Umverslty College, Oxford. There are in thetownship, but the lordship includes also the hamlet.s of township two Wesleyan Methodist chapels and PrimitivE'Gorstage and Sandiway. The townships of Weaverham and Association Methodist chapels. The charities forand Acton are supplied with water from works at Weaver- distribution in bread, clothinlg" and money amount toham, erected in 1891, at a, cost of about £2.000. the ahout £63 yearly, of which sum £4 lIS. is paid to the\vatPr bein,;r obtained from a deep well. The church vicar of Cl'owton, derived in part from the school andof St. Mary, supposed to occupy the site of the poor's land of 25 acres: there are also charities of /2 17s.,church which existed here at the date of the D00I!lsday for the clergy, for two annnal sermons. HpfTf>rstonSurvey, is a building of stone in the Late Per~endlcu~ar Gran~e, the seat of Robert Heath esq. about a milp fromstyle. consisting of chancel, nave of five bays, aIsles, mth the villa~e, is a fine brick ma,nlllion, in extensive pleasurethe Gran~e and Crowton chapels at the east end of the grounds. Weaverham Grange. a modern mansion ofnorth and south aisles respectively, south porch and an brick, is the seat of AH'red Johnson esq. The Rightem1Jettled western tower containin~ a clock and 6 bells, Hon. A. H. Smith-Barry P.C. of Fota Island, ..·Queen!llrehungin 1878: the stained east wind~w was erected ~y town, Ireland, who is lord of the manor, Robert Heathsubscription in 1869: in the north aIsle is a memorIal esq. Lord Delamere and J. B. Littledale are- the principalwindow to the Rev. Charles Spencer Stanhope, late vicar, landowners. The soil is chie-fly a sandy llJam. with a.who died Oct. 2qth, 1864; one in the Crowton chapel, subsoil of sand :md clay. Thp chief crops -are wheat.the gift in 1869 of the late G. F. Wilbraham esq. J.P. nat!". potatoes and turnips. The area of the township

DIRECTORY. ] CHESHIRE. ""EAVERHAM. 6C9is 3,592 acres of bnd and 31 of water; rateable ,"alue, ISandbach, Northwich and Runcorn sections of the line.£17,113; the population in 1901 was, parish, 2,685; .A well-built stone brid~e of one arch crosses the Weavertowmhip, 1,882. ,atActon Bridge. Here is a Wesleyan Methodist chapel.Gorstage is a mile south; Sandiway, 2 miles south- The trustees of the late Dennis Milner esq of Beel House,south-east; these are in Weaverham lordship.Amersham (d. 1888), who are lords of the manor; Mrs.~Iilton is do hamlet in Weaverham township. William Bankes, of Weaverham; J. P. Bankes esq. E.Parish Clerk &; Sexton, Bailey Bebbington.Pust, ~I. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Deli'-Hy, ParcelR. Gandy esq. of Acton Hall, and Rafe Oswald Leycesteresq. of Toft Hall, Knutsford,are the principal landowners.PII .. t, S. B. &. Annuity & Insurancp Office.-Herbert The area is 1,150 acres of land and 27 of water; rate­P€'I'cival, sub-postmaster. Letters rec?ived irom North- able value is £9,473; the population in 1901 was 516.wich at 7·5 a.m. & 5 p.m.; dispatched at 8 p.m. &; Post & M. O. 0., S. B. &; Annuity & Insurance Office.-at 11.15 a.m. on sunday J.lmes Ward, sub-postmaster. Lettt>rs through North-Post, ~L O. & T. 0., T. Y. a., Express Delivery, Parc"l wich, via Weaverham, at 7.30 a.m. & 5.30 p.m.; di~-FlIst, S. B. k Annuity &; Insurance Office, Sandiway.- patched al 9. 25 a.m. &; 6.3 0 p.m.; which is the neart'~t~Irs. Janet Roden, sub-poSltmistress. Letters arrivt" lelegraph office, I mile distantfrom Northwich at 7.3 0 a.m.; dispatched al 6.20 p.m Uailway Station, Acton Bridge, George Machin, stationSchools.masterGrammar, endowed with about £56 a year from Barker's CUDDINGTON is a township and scattered village, acharity &; the school land, with about 35 scholars; mile and a half south-west from Weaverha.ID, with aJohn Trickett B.A. masterA School Board for the United District of Weaverham,station on the Northwich and Altrincham section of theCheshire Lines railway. The Right Hon. A. H. Smith­Acton & Caddington was. formed 25th April, 1881'1 Barry is lord of the manor. Delamere House, a spaciousAlgernon Fletcher, Northwlch, .clerk to the board mansion, in a park of about 100 acres, is the seat ofBoard (mixed), formerly parochIal, erected by the late Hugh Edward Wilbraham e5q. The Right Hon. A. H.J. H. Smith-Ban'y esq. at a cost of £700 &; enlarged I Smith-Barry is lord of tha manor. The area is 1,141with master's house, at a cost of £4°0, by the Com- aCl'es of land, and 10 of water; rateable value, £4,004;mittee of Coatcil on Education; it will hold 240 boys I' the population in 1901 was 465.~. girls &; 1?~ infa~ts; avera.ge attenda~ce. ~05 ?ll~S. ~ Letters through Northwich via Weaverham, which is the... lrl~ &; 90 )nfa~ts '. John Ja~es Harpel, ma.tel', MISloi nearest money order &; tele-O'raph office, I! mile!'EmIly A. BrodIe, mfants' mIstress distant I:>Sancliway (mixed), for 150 children; average attend-.. .:lnce, J]8; )1i51S Florence Cowgill, mist)'e~s; divine Rmlway StatIOn, George StocliS, statIOn masterl't:'n'ice is held in the school room enry sunday after- WALLERSCOAT, consisting 8f one farm only, is anoonCarrier to Warrington.-Samuel Newal1, on wed. &; satmile and a half west from Northwich, and was in 1892,bv order of t,he County Council, confirmed by LocalACTON (in Delamere) is a township and village ot ~overnment Boa~d Order No. 28,045,. added t~ Winseatteredhouses, adjoining the township of Weaverham ~m3ton. The RIght Hon. A. H. SmIth-Barr~' ]~ ~I)leon the west and north-west, and has a station, called an owner.Al~ton Bridge, on the London and North Western railway,which is the junction of the Crewe and Runcorn, andLetters through Northwich, which is the nearest moneyorder &; telegraph officeWEAVERHAM.I Gerrard Wm. frmr. "\Veaverham wood Trickett William, farmer, GorstagePRIVATE RESIDENTS. Gleave Charles, farmer, Church farm Vernon Joseph, bricklayerBancroft William, Merebank Gleave John, farmer, Gorstage Viggor William H. paint~rBurO'ess William H. Rose cottage Gleave Thomas, shopkeeper VolUIllteer (2nd) Battahon (Earl ofBur~ess Miss, The Walnuts Golding In. Alfred, commission agent Chester's) Cheshire Regiment (iHBurton Joseph Grammar School (John Trickett B.A. Co. Capt. H. J. Thompson)Crosfield John Dymond, Forest hey master) Walker Thos. (Mrs.), farmer,GorstageDavenport John, Grange villa Hayward Mary (Mrs.), cowkeeper Warburton ,"Vm. agent, S'peedwel~ cotEllison Frederick Heald Alfred, registrar of births, Water Works (Chas. Denmng, engmr.)Heath Robert Heft'erston grange deaths & marriages for sub-district Whitley John, grocerHighfield Mis~, Hollinhurst of Weav~rham, Northwich Union Wood William., ~tar P.~Johnson Alfred, Weaverham grange Hickson Richard, Wheatsheaf P.H Woodward WIlham, bl'lcklayerLong Rev. Francis M.A. Vicarage Hind 'Philip, commis.sion agent, Woodward Joseph, shopkeeper:\Iainwaring Miss, Park cottagePillinO' H. F. MerebrowGorstageHoole Samuel, saddler &; grocerWoodward Samuel, market gardenerReiss Charles, Delamere cottage Hough lVilliam, butcherACTON.Rogers WilliamHowarth Robt. Weaverham Gate P.HSmith Joseph William J.P. Ivy house Johnson Wm. farmer, GorstagePRIVATE RESIDENTS.Sole E. S. The LaurelsKinder Thomas, shopkeeperBurton JamesThompson John, EversleyLongshaw Joseph, farmer, Milton Flemming Ernest Larmont, 'WoodfieldTownshend Edward Lee, Gorstage hall Lownd,s James Allen, farmer, Hodge Gandy Edward Rawland, .Acton hallTrickett John B.A. (master), Gram- Lane farmGandy Ezra, The Holliesmar school Manifold John Janion, pharmaceu- Gandy Mlrs. The BeechesWilliamson William, Sunnyside tical chemist &; grocerHolland Jameso MMERC A.L ~Ioreton John, farmerNeill Joseph Skidmore, J.P. The Cliffco I.. M\Jreton "\Vm. frmr. Lake House farm_\shbrook Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper ~Ioss John, farmer COMMERCIAL.Bebblngton Charles Edward, Moss Thomas, shopkeeper Bean William, farmerjoiner, builder &; cabinet maker l\'icholas Arthur, draper Buckley John, Maypole innBostock John, farmerBradford Walter, seed agentNicholas Isaac, grocerNichols Ellen (Mrs.), shopkeeperEdgerley Annie ~Mrs.), IfarmerElliion Frederick, coal merchantBuckley Wilbraham C. 'boot & shoe Percival John, butcher Evans Richard &; Co. Lim. colliery. dealer &; clogger Pickering William, Ring 0' Bells P.H owners, Acton Bridge stationBurgess Brothers, agricultural Prid'den Sarah &; Mary (Misses), Gandy Edward Rawland, farmer, Acimplementmerchants farmers, Gorstage ton hallBurgess Brothers, drapers, clothiers, Reynolds Harry, livery stable keeper, Gandy James, miller, The Grangeoutfitters, mantle & shawlmen & Blue Cap cottage Gleave John, farmercomplete house furnishersCollier John, joinerRigby William, farmer, Nook farmRoberts John, grocerHarvey Samuel, farmer, .Acton cliffHind Albert, shopkeeperDarlington Peter, frmr.Weavrhm.bnk Rowland Thomas, civil engineer &; con- Holland James, farmer &; butcherDenning Charles, ironmongertractor for all kinds of sanitary work Holland John, farmerDutton George, tailorRoylance Elizh. (Mrs.), grcr. & butchr Holland Richard, farmerEllis William, farmer Shephard John, farmer, Gorstage Hough John, farmerEllison Alexander, wheelwright Smith Joseph Wm. IM.R.C.S. & Hough William, farmerEllison Frederick, coalassistant overseermerchaXlt &; L.M.Eng., L.S.A.surgeon & medical Moulton Hannah (Mrs.), coal merchntofficer &; public vaccinator, Weaver- Mounfield Thomas, farmerFairclough James, farmer, [Mereban~tFoster David, ironmonger & joinerham district, Northwich unionToft Thomas, farmer, GorstageNicholas James, farmer, Nook houseNixon Thomas, grocerCHESHIRE39

610 WEAVERHAM. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'SPhipps William, painter & plumberPlatt John, wheelwrightPrice Arthur, grocerPriest John, farmer, Lower greenReading John, Railway innRigby John, farmerRowe Thomas, blacksmithSummer John, shopkeeperWard James, shopkeeperWeaver Reflnlng Co. pure bonemanures, pure boiled bones, tallow,cut bones & size, Acton Bridge millsWoodward John, boot makerCUDDINGTO:N.Clarke Tho MlissesClarke Edward Lloyd, BrooklandsDe Knoop Jersey, The GrangeHowitt James John, RosslynLowcock R.C. White lodgeThompson Alfred Jabez, MerlwoodThompson Henry, IngramThompson Jabez, AbbotsfordWilbraham MrsWilbraham 'Hugh Edward, DelamerehouseCOMMERCIAL.Atherton Thomas, farmerBurgess Henry, White !Barn innClarke E. & H. dry soap manufctrsCooper Samuel, farmerCossins William, livery stablesDutton John, cattle dealerDutton William, wheelwrightGarner William, timber merchantGerrard Joseph, farmerGlover William, farmerHodgkinson Joseph, frmr. & hay dlrHorner 'Ym. cream cheese factorLewis George, wheelwrightKewall William, blacksmithPrice Arthur, grocerRobinson Christopher, farmerWing John, farmerYoud Arthur, farmerYoud. George, farmer & coal dealer,Ivy cottageWALLERSCOAT.Dean Thomas, farmerSANDIWAY.Burder Henry Charles, J.P. SandiwaylodgeCross MrsDavies George Reynolds, Forest HillEarle T. Algernon, Sandiway cottageHolland Miss, Wood bankIrwin Hastings, HeywoodLittledale John Bolton, J.P. SandiwayhouseTrickett Joseph, senBorland James, shopkeeperCross Charles, farmerFoster Joseph, farmerI Moreton Thomas Byram, farmerPlatt Charles, grocerRoscoe Mary (Mrs.), Blue Cap P.HTrickett Joseph, farmerWERNETH, see Compstall.WERVIN is a township on the Shropshire Union caual, I esq. are lords of the manor and chief lando'wnell"s. Thein the parish of St. Oswald, Chester, 3! miles ea,gt from soil is clay; ~u:bsoil, sand. The dhief crops are oats,M~llington milway station on the London and North' wheat and pasture. The axea. is 743 acres; mtea.ble value,Western and Great Western Joint railway, 41 north from i £1,232; the population in 1901 was 94.Ohester, in the Eddisbury division of the county, LQwer ,division of the hundred of Broxton, Chester union and Letters t.Jb.rough Chester, delivered aJbout 8 a.m.; discountycourt district and ,petty sessional division of' patched at 5.10 p.m.; the nearest money ortler & tele-Chester Castle. The trustees of the late Robert Ashton graph office is at Hoole, 2 miles distantDevonport Henry, cowkeeperElLery Alonzo, bailiff for the trusteesHayes Joseph, farmerIthell James, farmerParker James, farmerPate 'WIlliam Thomas, wheelwrightof Robert Ashton esq Jackson John, farmer Wilkinson Geol'ge, cowkeeperGriffiths Elizabeth (Mrs.), cowkeeper Jones Joshua, dairyman Williamson Benjamin, farmerWESTON BY CREWE is a parish, funned in 1840 7.10 p.m.; sunday, 11.30 a.m. Postal orders arefrom the parish of Wybunbury, comprising the townships issued here, but not paid. Crewe is the nearest moneyof Weston, Chorlton and Basford, in the Crewe division order & telegraph office, 21 miles distantof the county, NantwiCh petty sessional division. union Wall Letter Box, Gorsty hill, cleared at 6 p.m.; sundays,and county court district. rural deantery of Nantwich, 10.40 a.marchdeaconry and diocese of Chester. Weston is 21 miles Delves Girls' School, built in 18.p. for 50 child'ren; averagesouth-pa.,c;t from Crewe station OIlJ the main line of the attendance, 42; Miss Agnes Ewing, mistressLQndon and :North Western railway, and 51 miles east Boy;s' Scllool, erected by Hungenore, 3rd Baron Crewe, infrom Xantwich. The church of All Saints, erected in 1868, for 75 boys; average attendance, 6o; Arthur1838, and standing in the middle of the village, is a small Samuel Br,amall, master-edifice of brick, in the Early English style, cunsisting of BASFORD is a smal1 township, 2~ miles south from·cha.ncel and nave, wesrt porch, and turret containing one ~bell: there are 200 si,ttings. The r,egiSlter dates frem the Crewe. Basford Hall is now occupied as a farmhouse.year 13-l3. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value Sir Delves LQuis Broughton bart. is lord of the manor£5 6 , 'WIth ':! acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of and chief landowner. The area is 671 acres; rateablebvalue, £6,165; the population in 19oI was 69.Sir Ddns LQuis Broughton art. and held since 188-l Letters through Nantwich. Wybunbury is the nearestby the Rev. Henry Edward Smith A.K.C.Lond. Thereare \Yesleyan Methodist and Primitive Methodist chapels money order & telegraph office, 2 miles distanthere. Sir D. L fuoughton bart. of Doddington Park, CHORLTON is a township and village, 21 miles northand the Earl of (jrewe P.C. are joint lords of the manor from Betley Road station on the 8rtJafIord and Crewe secandprincipal landowners. The soil is sandy; subsoil, tion of th-e London and North Western railway, and 31marl. The chief crops are oats, wheat and barley. The miles south from Crewe. There is ,a Wesleyan Methodistarea IS 1,9H acres in the township; rateable value, chapel here. Sir Delves Louis Broughton bart. is lord[,4,617; the population in 1901 was-parish 622, tOWD'- of the manor and chief landowner. The area is 839 acres;ship 474. rateable value, £5,101; the population in 1901 was 79.Post Office.-Aaron Brereton, sub-postmaster. Letters Letters through Nantwich. Wybunbury is the nearestthrough Crewe at 7.30 a.m.; dispatched 8.30 a.m. &; money order & telegraph office, 2! miles distantWESTON.Lockett Goo. cowkeeper, Weston-Mere Darlington Mary Ellen (Mrs.), farmeI:,. . . Malam ,Mary Ann (Mrs.) & Samuel Bridge farmSaIl~ WIllIam, Gorsty HIll ,haH Hewitt, fanners, Hollyhed'ge fann Johnson James, farmer, BasfoTd hallSmItb R:'Y' Henry Edward A. n.C. ~Ioses Aaron, wheelwright Lindop George, farmerLond. 'VICarage ., Partor. Thomas, farmer, Weston hallBebbington Arthur, .WhIte LIOn P:H Salmon Albert, farmer, Englesea brkOHORLTON.Brerton S1. blacksmIth & w,heelwrI'ght Salmon William, maltster, RosehiUBurks John, farmerStubbs Frederick, cowkeeper Bancroft Thoma.s Arthur, farmerBromfield Joseph, cow~eeper Tootb 'William, Broughton Arms P.H. Braggins Samuel, Delves Arms Tem·Capper John, 'blacksmIth, Stoweford Gorsty hillperance hotel & farmerClark Wil~iam, farmer, Carter's Green Ward John, tobacconistCoomer William, farmer,Chorlton hallCooke A.rthur, .cowkeeper\Yhiltaker Thomas, farmer,Snape bank Grocott John, butcherCornes Thoma,S, cowkeeperWilliamson Thos. farmer, ISnape farm Grocott Stephen, farmerEdwards Charles, farmer, Marell;lOOl'e Witter Thos. miller (water & steam), Maydew John, farmerFishell' James, farmer, Go.rst}- hIll Grotia millParton Thomas Garnett, farmerGarner Henry, .shopkeeper & beer rtlr Woodworth Jsph. frmr. Yew Tree frm Shenton Joseph, cowkeeperG~o('?tt George, cowkeeperBASFORDTimmis Robert, fa,rmerHIO'OOInSOn Joseph, cowkeeper .L£'~ George, farmer, ReeL Lion farm Coomer Geo. Thos. frmr. & overseerWESTON BY RUNCORN is a township and village village is lighted with gas by the Runcorn Gas Company.at the confluence of the rivers Mersev and Weaver, 2!miles south-west from 'Runcorn, the nearest railwayThe church of St. John the Evangelist, attached to theparish church of Runco'!"n, and erected in 1898 at a coststation on the L

DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. WET'fE ~ HALL 611.organ was presented by the late Thomas Spencer esq.: estuary of the Mersey by a massive training wall, conthechurch contain~ a carved stone pulpit, many brasses.and ca.rvings, and affords 400 sittings. This church isstructed on piles driven into the bed uf the ·river, whichthus from Runcorn bridge also forms the bed of :the Shipwen known as the" Choir Boys' ChUll'oo," for the reason canal: in that part of the training wall which crosses thetha1 a,bout 5,000 choir boys, from different parts of mouth of the Weaver, are the WE':lnr sluice-s, ten in numtheeounty, subscribed to the buildin2'. There is a bel', constructed for the ,purpose of allowing the waters ofWesleyan 'Methodist chapel, huilt in 1851, and s~ating the 'Mersey to flow in and out of the Weaver with the tid'e:420 persons. A day and Sunday school was built in 1873 the sluices, 44 feet in height, are burilt of brick, faced:at a cost of £2,675. The Market Cross, which stands with red sandstone, and reSlt on a foundatJion of solidat the extremity of the Green, was restored in com- concrete, deeply laid in the bed of t.he river: each of thememoration of the Diamond Jubilee (1897) of Her late ten openings is fitted with huge iron gates, which are:\luje~ty Queen Victoria, at the expense of ::\Iajor J. C. raised or lowered by means of hydraulic machinery. At'OrrM. Here are some of th~ lal'gest freestone quarries ,"reston Point are the docks of the Weaver Navigation,in the county, the stone from which is conveyed by tram- constructed by the trustees in 1869, and connected bothway to the neighbouring rivers and canals. Adjoining, with t.he Ship canal and with the Weaver canal, cut inIUn the banks of the river Weaver, are large chemical 1807 in order that the Weaver l\"aviga,tion might be iudeworks,carried on by the Uruited Alkali Company Limited, pendent of tidal influences, and which has also a branch'and extemive bone manure works belonging to Thomas connecting it with Runcorn, and has communica,tlion withlIadfield Limited. :\'Iajor John Cavendish Orred, of the Ship canal through a lock 229 feet long and 42 feetL:n-ant Huust', Chichester, and the trustees of the late wide. About a mile higher up the Weaver is the Weston'Villiam Bankes esq. who are joint lords of the manor, :Marsh lock, which gives entrance to the Weaver canal,"fhomas Bankf's, the trustees of the late John Barwise and is constructed to .admit the largest vessels likely toDutton, of Chester, the trustees of the late Philip White- naviga,te it, and by means of gates oan be converted into 4way P~q. and the Wem'er Xayigation tl'ustees and others locks for the passage of smaller craft. There is a light­~re the chief landowners. The soil is rockv; the subsoil house at 'Weston Point and anot,her at Hayle Point, onis rock and free~tone. The area. is 865 acres of land, 33 the LancQ.shire side of the )'lersey. There is a line ot·of water, 91 tidal water and 91 foreshore; the population railway from "Weston Point t.o Runcorn, for goods trafficin 1901. including Weston Point, was 2,075; rateable only. Christ Church, erected in 18'111, is a 'building of ;l'ednlue. £1~'74-l'sandstone, in the Gothic style, consisting of chancel, nave,I)ost & 1\1. O. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office.- transept, south porch, and a we-stern tower with octagonal,\Yilliam Atherton, sub-postmaster. Letters from Run- spire containing a clock and one bell: the church affordscorn arrive at 7 a.m. &. 5.3 0 p.m. &; dispatched at 8.5 0 250 sitJliings. The register dates from ·the ye!'Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. 'M. 0., Express Delivery, ParcelCatholic (mixed), erectM in 1889, rfCYI" 100 children, 'Post, S. !D.

612 WETTENHALL. CHESHIRE. [ KELLY'SThere is a Primitive Methodist chapel, erected in 1861,and a. Wesleyan ~ethodist chapel, built in 1901.the Breretons became possessed of the manor, and heldit till tJhe reign of Charles I. when Richard Brereton diedWettenhall Hall, erected in 1635, and for somet,he seat of the family .,f that name,timeis aseised of one-half of Wettenhall, with messuages in Ches-·ter, and the ackrowson of the church of St. Mary in thatgabled structure with long windows, the property ofWilliam 'Henry Verd,in esq. and is now occupied ascity. About the middle of the 17th century the estatewaspurchased from John Brereton esq. by Roger Wil··a farmhouse. At the time of the Domesday Survey,Wettenhall formed part of the estates of Gilbert debraham esq. o~ Dodford Hall. William Henry Verdinesq. of Darnhall Hall, who is now lord of the manor, audVenables, Baron of Kinderton: in the time of Henry I. Lord Tollemac'he are the chief landowner~, and thereitgave its name to a family, one of whom, Adam de Weten- are, besides, a few smaller proprietors. 'I'he ::Ire3 ishall, was appointed in 1219 governor of Carnarvon Castle; 1,9]6 acres; rateable value, £3,011; the population inJohn de 'Wetenhall, in the reign of Edward II. had sixdaughters, who were co-heiresses; of these, two died1901 was 214.Woodside is a hamlet of two farmhouses.without issue; two others divided the share whidh their Post Office.-Samuel Buckley, sub-postmaster. LetterS'father possessed of the barony of Wich Milbank (Nant- arrive from Winsford R.S.O. at 8.20 a.m.; dispatchedwich); and the remaining two, Margaret and Elizabeth, at 5.5 p.m. The nearest money or~er &; telegraph,brought their moieties of Wettenhall in marl'liage t,o SirAdam Bostock and Sir Richard de Manley. Subsequentlyoffice is at Over. 3 miles distantThe children of this place attend the school at Calveley.BetbbmgtolJ. Bess~e (:\Irs.), cowkeeperBoffey Oharles, farmerFitton William, farmerHesketh Art,hur, farmer, Corn hillO"en William, tailorPlatt George, cowkeeperEoffey &u.wuel (Mrs.), farmerOliarlesworlh Alfred, farmerHitchen Ann(Mrs.),TheLittle Man P.R Rodell William, cowkeeperHoulbrooke Wm. farmer, Brooklands Spann Thomas, cowkeepe:rColley Geol'lge, cowkeeper Hulse Will:am, cowkeeper Stones Alfred E. A. Royal Oak P.HDobson Frank, farmer Kinsey John phs.), farmer Tickle Frederick, cowkeeperDobson Thomas, farmer, :Mill farm Lewis Edward, farmer TomlinsonEmily(Mrs.),frmr.11oodsid&Dodd Frederick, blacksmith Noden Joseph, farmer, Woodside Walley George Henry, fa~me~Dutton Joseph, farmerKodeu WilEam,farmer,Wettenhall ball Whitby William, farmerFarraH Enoch, farmer Oake.~ James, cowkeeper Wright Enoch, cowkeeperWHALEY BRIDGE ,(the more generally accepted at 7. 15 8.m. & dispatched at 8.15 p.m.; office open 0&name of Yeardsley-cum-Whaley), a .township and village sundays from 8 a.m. to 10 a.t;l1in. the pari~h of 'faxal and on the high roa.d to Buxton, YE.A!RDSLlEY UiRlB\!,N DLSTRICT OOl~CIL.Wlth a. statIOn on the ~Ianchester and Buxton branch ofthe London and North 'Vestern railway, 8 north-east from ~eets at the Mechanics' Institute on second thursday inMacclesfield and 10, mil~s south-east from Stockport,in themonth at 7 p.m.Knutsford division of the county, petty sessional divisionMembers.of Stoc~po:t,hundred and union. of Macclcsfi~ld and co~nty Chairman, Georg-e Robert Brady.court dIstrIct of Chapel-en-Ie-Fnth (DerbyshIre); the nvcr "Goyt is here crossed by a bridge connecting the counties Retire m April, 1903.of Oheshire and Derbyshire; and the Peak Forest canal Joseph Ashmore I E. Broadhurst Brownpasses through. George Robert Brady IUnder the provisions of the "Local Government Act, I Retire 10 April 19041894" (56 and 57 Vict. c. 73), the township is governed by PhT H C I J h' Rh'odan Urban District Council. I Ip .e~ry ooper as ua esThere are Baptist and Congregational chapels. The IJohn WIlham Mellor I~echanics' Institute, erected in 1876, is a fine building Retire in April, 1905.Clf stone with a reading room and library. Yeardsley William Ashton I Frederick Oakel:rHall, formerly the seat of the Jodrell family, is now a Thomas Cook Ifarmhouse. There are adjacent coal mines of considerable .extent, but these are not now being worked. Col. Edward OffiCIals.Thomas Davenant Cotton-Jodrell J.P. of Reaseheath Hall, Clerk, Charles Frederick Johnson, County chamber,s,.is lord of the manor and' chief landowner. The soil is Market place, Stockportclay' the subsoil chiefly rock. The area is 1,291 acres of Treasurer, John Taylor, Manchester &; County Bank,.land'and, 3'2 of water; rateable value, £6,560; the popu- "~aley Bridgelat~on in 1901 was '1,487, MedIcal Officer of Health, Hector Allan M.B., C.M. WhaleyPost, :M. O. i&i T. 0., T. )1. 0., Express De~ivery, Parcel BridgePost, IS.B. & tAnnuity .& Insurance OfJilie, Whaley Surveyor, Sanitary Inspector & Collector, William Eyre,.Bridge.-Mrs. Elizabeth Scholes, sub-postmistress. Let- Whaley Bridgetel'S arrive from Stockport at 4.30 a.m. .t 4.40 p.m. -&are dispatched at 10.'50 a.m. &; 6.30 (to Buxton) & Railway Station, Whaley Bridge, John Henry Collier,..7.45 p.m.; arrive on sundays at 5 a.m.; delivered station master &; goods agentPRIVATE RESIDENTS. Toler Thos. Clayt'lD B.A., J.P. Hocker- Bowden Ernest, grocer &; fruitererAllan Hector M.B., C.M ley house Bradbury Geo'l'ge, butcherAsh Joseph, Mount view Whymper Rev. ALfred (in charge of Brockhilimst Joseph, tailorBrady G. R. Lochaber Fernilee, Buxton & editor of the Brocklehurst Thos. faImer, Stonebeads-Burgess Arthur 'H. 'Mount viewClaTke ChaiI"les Fredk. BotbamsChurch Evangelist), Braemarhall Yates John, Hope cottageCheshire Constabulary;Bam Willisconstable,Colles Edward, The CToft COMMERCIAL. Coope'1' George Walter, tailor & outfittr-DiedTitch Mrs. I Malvern villas .illan Hector M.B., C.M. surgeon, & Cooper Philip Henry, grocer & ('urnDydynski Henry, Oak Dene medical officer ofchealth to the Urban m:iller (gas)Edge Geol'lge Oak Mount District Council, certifying rac~ry Daniels Lily( ('Miss), millinerExley Jo·hn, Oak Den~ surg~on & medical ~ffic.eT & public Do~ms John G..draperGirdlestone Archd. Ainswrth.Deane h·,) "'\accmator, Whaley distrIct, Ma:c!es- Drcnkwatetr DaVId, stonemason,builder.Green James, Orchard fieldsGreen William, 2 :Malvern villasfield union & contmctoT, BJridgemontAsh Jisph.painter & paperhng.r.Stnchds Drinkwater Jahn, butcherHadfield Willie. Rookery vil.Bridgmnt Ashby Thos. & Son, watch &; clock mas Elli~ Fra.s.beer & wine reUr. Goyt innHarley Henry, Invernahyle AshmQre Joseph, ~ocer & corn meil' Et(~hens J,ames, farmer, OakhurstHarrison Ralph. Yeardsley hall BaTnes John, groce,r & butcher Eyre Alfred, Railway hotelHopwood Alfred, Lynton Beard Ellis A. joinel', cabinet maket Ey~e William, farmer, & surveyur &.Hughes Alfred, Whaley hall & .furniture dealer sanitary inspector & collector to theHuO'"hes John, I Reservoid viewHuhne E. R. Brookfield houseBenuett '~IaHhe-"', confectionerBennett Nellie (Miss), confectionerUrban District Council.Orchard fieldFord Edward, beer retailerJohnson Chas. WesleY,3 Malvern villas Berryman George, Joddrell Arms hotel Fox Acton, grocer, Brid'gemontJohnstone Charles Andrew, Glenalbyn &; posting house Frost Annie (Mrs.), {armer, Slater'sbkKempston William George, Highleigh BingswoodPrinting Co. Lim (The) Gas Works (Joseph Southern, mangr)Kirk Algernon, Bridgemont (branch of the Calico !Printers' Golding George F. hairdresserLees William, Oak Mount Association, Lim.) Goyt Mill Co. cottoOn manufacturersNail Joseph B.A., D.P.H Blandola Co. manufacturing chemists. Great Central Railway Co. (CanalRhc.des J()Shua, Pear Tree cottageShawcross Mrs. Hadfield foldBridgemontBottoms Charles &; Sons, engineers &;Department) (John Hadfield, wharfingel')Spafford Housin. Glenariff machinists Hadfielcl James, White Hart P.H

DIRECTORY.JH.all Edwa.rd &; Brother, bleachersBanford John, farmer, Ring~tIJneHawkyal'd Emma (:\Irs.), drape:­Hp.athccte Thomas, farmer, St(lJrt farmHill Thos. stocking knitter,lBridgemntHcdgson WT;,ght,cattle dl.T.Bridge mntHooley Matthew, confectionerJfackson Thomas, bl~ksmjthJ]ackson William, saddlerJohnson Charles Wesley, architectKenyon Thomas W. plumberKimler J ofln Mellor, drug storeKirk Algernon, coal merchantLatham's, grocersLE.igb Gool"ge, farmer, FallheyLi~sley Alfred &; Sons, chemists .LCIJIlas 'Joshua, farmer, Yeardslev hallLowe J ohu, clotlltie-r & hatter .~Iell'Jr lfilliam, grocer, cern &, HOUl \ Tadur &; Bennett, ",):'icitors (attendsme,rchant & agent for 'V. & ..:l.Gil'bey monday afternoons)Limited, wine & spi,rit merchants TaylQr John, manager of the Manches-:Morten John, butcher ter &; County Bank, i&:; treasurer toMossc1"Op Anthony, grocerthe Urban DIstrict Council;\"all Joseph B.A., D.P.H., ~I.R.C.S. Taylor Thos. shopkeeper, BridgemontEng. sUl'lgeonToler Thomas Cbdon, land agent toOakes Fdk. stone mason,ibldr.& cntrctr E. T. D. Gotton-Joddrell esq.& agentPlant Charles W. coal merchant for the Sun Fire & Life Insurance CoPlant William, earthenwa.re dealer Turner Hem;", watchmakerPlatts Charles William, ,baker Turner Joseph, draperPotts Jas. ironmonger & tinplate wrkr Turner :Maria{Mrs. ),miliner&dress maRic:hardson John, tailor &; stationer Turnock Geo.Wm.frmr.Stricken miresRhodes "oahua. mineral w.at:er Venora Soap Co. ~ltap manufactureremanufacturer & ale &; porter bottler, Whaley Bridge Industrial &; WorkingPear Tree works Men's Friendly Society Lim. (Wm.Robinson Jesse, joiner, Bridgemont Storer, sec.), -& at Furness yale &Saddler William, fried lfish dealer Horwich endCountvBank Limited Seholes Eliz8Jbeth (Mrs.), postmistrss Whell.tl~~·Edwd. boot& "hoe ma.&c1ggrSc'holes WQlliam, assistant overseer &; Wild John, farmer, Hockerley hallcollector of ·taxe,sWilliamson Joseph, wheelwrightShelmerdine ISarah Ellen (Miss), Dog Wilson GelJrge, farmer& Partrid~e P.H. Brid'gemont Wood Albert, carrier (water)Sleigh William E. grocerWright William, boot & shoe makerSouthern Joseph, :ronmongerManchester .&(sufb-brandh) (John· Taylor, nllqr.),open daily 10 to 3, ·saturdays 10 to12; Whaley bridge; dra.w on U~ion'Bank of London Lim. London E.Cl\Iechanics' Institute (John Willial.o}Iello.r, sec)CHESHIRE. ',\r8ITEGATE. 613WHEELOCK is a township and parish formed in Congregntional chapels here. Salt is made in comider­1840 from the parish of Sandbach; it is on the road from able quantities, the works at Wheelock and Malkin'sSandbach to Crewe, with a station on the Sandbach Bank being upon an extensive scale. The town conbranchof the North Staffordshire railway, and is I tains a silk factory and extensive iron wOrliS at presentmile south from Sandb~h, 5 from Crewe, 6 from Middle- (11902) closed in coimecttion with the Salt union and workswich and 2 from Sandbach station, in Elworth parish, on of the Wheelock Iron and Salt Co. Limited. NIrs. Ackers,tlhe London and North Western line of railway and in of New 'Moreton Hall, is lady of the ,manor and thetme Crewe division of the county, Northwich hundred, principal landowner. The soil is sandy; subsoil, sandSand'bach section of Middlewich and Sandbach petty ses- and clay. The chief crops are potatoes, wheat and oats.sional division, Congleton union and county cOllrt rlistrict, Cheese is made here to a considerable extent. The arearural deanery' of .Congleton, archdeaconry of Macclesfield of the township is 690 acres; rateable value, £2,5;j0; theand diocese of Chester. The North Staffordshire railway popula.tion in 1901 was-towns~ip, 6.85; parish, Jz069'has a branch line to this place for the conveyance of salt Parish Clerk George Shaw. •:and goods, and the Trent and Mersey canal and the small Post &; M. O. 0., S. B., & Annuity &; Insurance Office.-river Wheelock, which falls into the Dane below Middle- George Bolas, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive fromwich, both pass through the parish. Christ Church, a Sandbach at 7. 20 a.m. & 6 p.m.; dispatched at 9.30:ahort distance from the town, and erected about 1839 at a a.m. & 7.4 0 ,p.m. Sandbach, 2 miles distant, is t.hecost of about £1,000, is an edifice of red brick in the nearest office for delivery, but the railway station forGothic style, consisting of na.ve, eastern porch and an collection of telegramsopen eastern turret containing one bell: there are 25° Schools.sittings. The register dates from the year 1838. Theliving is a vicarage, net yearly value, £197, with resi- Kational (mixed), erected in 1871, for 250 children;dence, in the gift of the vicar of Sandbach, and held since average attendance, 175; Henry ~Iore, master1'899 by the Rev. Herbert. Gardner B.A. of )1erton College, British, for 240 boys, girls &; infants; average attend-Oxford. At Hassall Green is an iron church, erected in ance, 162; Thoma! Hancock, master1883 as a chapel of ease to Christ Church. There are Railway Station, North Stafford-Henry Shields, managerWesleyan Methodist, Primitive ~Iethodist, Baptist and goods depot &; station master •Dixon Joseph ~~ccles Geol"ge, Holly BUAh P.H R-eading Room (Robert Lizett, "e~)Gardinel" R

614 WHITEGATE. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'Sdows of this room and the corridor are enriohed with aprofusion of stained glass, chiefly heraldic, which form~rlyornamented the Hall at Utkinton; the great hallis a noble apartment 70 feet long, with a roof supportedby ribs of carved oak, and is hung round with family andother portraits, and includes some painted by Rubens:the mansion was considerably altered and improved bythe late Lord Delamere. The old Hall of Vale Royalsuffered considerably durin!! the Civil War, and wasplundered by the troops of General Lambert. ValeRoyal became the site, in 12i7, of the Cistercian monasteryof St. Mary and SS. Kioasius and Nicholas, translatedhere from Dernhall, where it was originally founded byEdward I. in 1266; the several granges of Hefferston,Earnslow, ~Ierton, Bradford, Conwardsley and Knightswere included amongst the posses.sions of the Abbey,the church and buildings of which were completed in1330, at a cost of £32,000: on the surrender of this housethere were 16 monks, and revenues valued at £518. Theold and new parks, of about 450 acres, are beautifullywooded and undulating, and the .scenery around isvery picturesque; in the former is a piece of water,called" Rookery Pool," 5 acres in extent, and the lattercontain.; a beautiful sheet of water of 29 acres, called"Petty Pool." Lord Delamere is lord of the manor andsole landowner. The popuIa.t~on of t.he parish in 1891was 1,519, and the number of acres 4,384.Post Dffice.--John Yarwood, sub-postmaster. Lettersthrough Northwich arrive at 8 a.m.; dispatched at 5.40p.m. Postal orders are lissued here, but not paid. Thenearest money order & telegraph office is at Over, 2miles distantLord Delamere'& School (mixed), near the church, builtin 1886, by Lord Delamere. for 150 children; averageattendance, about. 8o; Benjamin Dexter, master; MissF. Dexter, mistressRailway Station, Frank Robinson, station masterMarton (01' Merton) township and scattered villageis 3 miles south from the Hartford station on the Creweand Warrington section of the London and North Westernrailway. Here is a Wesleyan chapel, erected in 187i ata cost of £340. The manor was given by Randle Bh,1IIlcievilleto Randle de Merton, "foresta-rio fideli meo," andeither he or his son g:ave it in 1305 to the Abbey of ValeRoyal, in exchange for Gayton-in-Wirral and Lach-on-.Rudheath: this exchange took place at the i,Ustance ofKing Edward 1. and for his compliance Randle ae :\iertoruwas rewarded with a grant by patent of the Earl's Eye,.in Chester, and the bailiwick of the hundred of Caldey,then valued at five marks yearly. Gilbert Glegg, marry-·inO' Johanna, eldest daughter and co-heiress of Stephendel:> :\Ierton, possessed Gayton, Caldey and the Earl's Eyein right of his wife, and the whole of his property afterwardspassed to John !BaskervJlle Glegg esg. of Gayton.The manor of Merton was held by the monks of Vale Royaluntil the Dissolution, at which period Sir Thomas Holcroftsold lMerton Grange to the Mainwarings of l\Ierton,.in which family it remained. till 169o, when Charles :Mainwaringesq. sold it to Thomas Fleetwood bart. whosewidow,the Countess de Front, disposed of it to Thomas:Cholmondeley esq. of Vale Royal. Marton IRall was takendown in 1848, and the .site is now occupied by a farm-:house, bearing the same name. Dale Fords is the seat.o the Earl of Sefton. Abbots Moss, an ancient mansiolltpleasantly situated on the borders of a wood, is noW'occupied by the Hon. :Mrs. Cholmondeley. Cassia Lodgeis the residence of i.A..rthur Reiss esq. Lord Delamere is'lord of the manor and principal landowner. The area is;2,74° acres of land and 1.1 of water, chiefly applied to.pasture and grain; rateable value, £4,336; the popula...tion in 1901 was 549.WHITEGATE.Delamere Lord, Vale RoyalDell:lmere Augusta Lady, Vale Royal;47 Brook street, London WBell George A. J. Catsc10ughJackson Joseph P. lVhitegate hou8eYouard Rev. Henry George (vicar),VicarageCOMMERCIAL.Butler William, gardener to Lord Delamere,New ParkCross John, farmerFrith William, farmerHolland George, smithJackson Joseph P. agent to Lord Delnmere,Whitegate houseLeigh Peter, woodman to Lord DelamerelVilson Wm. fa.rmer, Barkhouse farm'Yhitby John, farmer, Vale Royal farmSefton Earl of, Dale Fords\Vardleworth James HattonC01BIERCHL.Allcock James, shopkeeperBevin WilFam, farmerBillington J. H. Limited, coal merchants,Whitegate stationBowker Thomas, farmerBurrows Thomas, farmerChalloner William, farmerDawson James, farmerDearden .Tohn, farmerDodd Arthur, farmerDone Sarah (Mrs.), farmerDouglass David, farmer, ShawsEverson Samuel, farmerGerard James, farmerHayes George, farmerHeath George, wheelwrightHeatley Thomas, farmerHodldnson & Edwards, mineral waterMARTON.manufacturersArmatage Henry Martin, The Beeches Horton Wm. sen. farmer, Marton hallCholmondeley The Hon. Mrs. Abbots Horton 'Ym. jun. farmer, Marton villaM08sHudson William, b,nner, MartonReiss Arthur, Cassia loctge Hughes 'Villia~, farmerWHITLEY INFERIOR (or Lower Whitley) and IWHIT,L,EY SUPERIOR are townships formed intoa parish, July IS, 1'834, from that of Great Budworth,about 3 miles north from Acton Bridge ~tation on theCrewe and Warrington section of the London and NorthWestern Tailway, '.5 north-west from ~orthwich and 6south from Warrington, in the Knutsford division of thecounty, Bucklow hundred, Runcorn union, Warringtoncounty court district, petty sessional division of Daresbury,rural deanery of Frodsham and archdeaconry anddiocese of Chester. The church is a structure of brick,consisting of chancel, with chapel, nave, ·west porch, anda turred 3 Ma}·, I873~for the united district of Whitley Inferior and Superior,.George rH. Smith, 3 Winwick street, Warrington, clerkt.o the boardBoard School (mixed), built in the year 1875, for IIO>children; average attendance, 58; Miss Jane-t Jones~mistress

DIRECTORY.JCHESHIRE.WILLASTO~.WHITLEY INFERIOR. 1P:ckering 'Villiam, farmer ~Ioore Thomas, tailor, & post officeMynekyn John, Rose bankMounfield John, farmerRumney Chas. Edwd. Grimsditch hall WHITLEY SUPERIOR. Neild Hannah (Miss), farmerTrampleasure Rev. Joseph Clare Bates :\1rs. The Grove Renshaw John, farmer, The Limes(vicar), Vicarage Fairhurst William, Rose bank Rigby Henry, farmerCOMMERCIAL. Fletcher William, Spring view Rawlinson Martha (Mrs.), farmer.Acton Frank, farmer, 'Vhitley hall Neild Henry J.P. Green bank Rutter John, farmer,Willuw Bank farmAntwis Thomas, farmer, Big Merry- Worrall lVilliam Thomerson John, iarmerfall farmWalmsley Frederick, buIlderBradburn David, farmer COMMERCIAL. 'Weir Frederick, farmer, Old mill farmFrith Oswald, farmer Barber A.lfred, farmer "'ilkinson Daniel, farmerGough Owen, frmr. Little Merry frm Cartwright Jas. Bottle & Birch P.H Wilkinson John Rigby, shopkeeperHeE.son Edward, market gardener Clarke In. Hy. farmer, Townpit farm Woodward Sandy, farmerHewitt Elizabeth (Mrs.), Chetwode Hatch Ellen (l\Irs.), farmer, Foggs Woodward Thomas, cowkeeperArms P.H. & farmer Hayes Peter, grocer Worrall Wm. brick & tile manufactrLeach William, farmer Jo"nson Elizabeth (:Miss), miller & Worrall William, senr. blackr.;mithLewis Samuel, farmer beer retailer Wright Ann (Mrs.), farmerMounfield Charles, farmer, Greenhill Miller Thomas, jun. butcher & farmr Wright Herbert, farmerWILDBOARCLOUGH is a township in the parish of in the valley is a fine trout stream. The townshiJp con­Prestbury ecclesiastically annexed to Macclesfield Forest, lains 5,021 acres of land and 19 of water, all the property6 miles south-east from Macclesfield, the nearest railway of the Ear'l of Del"by K.G., P.C., G.C.B. who is lord ofstation, in the Macclesfield division of the county, petty the manor; the soil is sandy; subsoil, rocky. The landsessional division of Prestbury hundred, union and county iii chiefly pasture; the ratewble value, £2,561; the popucourtdistrict of Macclesfield, in a bold mountainous lation of the township in 19°1 was 200.district on the verge of the county, adjoining Derbyshireand Staffordshire: a great part of the township is unin- By Local Government Board Order, No. 22,378, a partclosed moorland. There is a Mission room in the Enough, of Wincle township was in 1888 transferred to Wildboarinwhich divine service is conducted once every Sunday clough.by the vicar of the Forest. Brough's charity ot £1 128. National School (mixed), erected in 1876, for 55 children;yearly is for di!ftribution in money. Cragg Hall, the average IQ.tttenda.nce, 31; Edward Essex, masterproperty of the Earl of Derby K.G., P.C., G.C.B. is amansion of stone, beautifully situated· and surrounded Posit, Telegraph & Express Delivery Office.-t..'\{rs. Estherwith pleasure grounds, but now (1902) unoccUJpied. Seed, sub-postmist.ress. Letters through Macclesfield"Shutlingslow," a bold peak 1,658 ft. above the sea level, arrive at 110.30 a.m. ; diispatohed at, I p.m. The ne-arestis ,in this township, which also contains some quarries; money order office is at WincleGasldng Rev. John Trist (incumbent Gardiner Agnes (Mrs.), farmer, Slack David, farmer, Narrof Macclesfield Forest), The Par- CumberlandStanway Fredk. Eagle & Child P.HsonageHooley Geo. Wm. farmer, Midgley Swindells Jas. fa.rmer, Lower bamCOMMERCIAL.Hooley Joseph, farmer, Elmslie Thornley Ann (Mrs.), farmer, PearlsBaX/ter Richard, Rose & Crown P.H Hooley Joseph, jun. BlazeThornley Jacob, farmer, Heald endBeardsworth Richard, book keeper Hulme James, fa,rmer, Midgley gate Thornley John, farmer, Bowgrave(Earl of Derby's estate)Mason James, farmer, Goose tree Tomlins John, gamekeeper to t he EarlBellfield James, farmer, Cut thorn Oliver Matthew, farmer, Tads clough of Derby K.GBolshaw Sam. frmr. Shutlingslow ho Porter James Harrison, farm bailiff Trueman Amos, farmer, High AshBolshaw Thomas, farmer, Berry bank to Earl of Derby K.GTurnock James Oliver, farmer, MidgleygatesCooper Ashley frmr. Bennetts Sicb Poyser Ralph, clerk of works Earl ofCordon John, Crag innDerby's estateWa.rdle Thomas, farmer, The ParksGoodwin Samuel, farmer, The Holt Remington Wm. farmer, Dry Knoll Wheelton Danl. frmr. Lower ~abbsWILLASTON is a township and pa.rish, formed May with stone dressings and will seat 200 persons. Willaston19, 1865, from t,he parish of Great Neston, with a station Literary Institute, Reading Room and Library, erectedcalled ., Hadlow ,Ro.ad" on the 'Hootton Wld West Kirby and furnished in 1'891 for the use of the village, by thebranch of the North Western and Great Western joint ra-il- Jate D. Graham esq. is a building in the early timberedway, I! miles west from Hooton station on the same line, ::.tyle: amusements are !provided and there is a library9 north-west from Chester and 8 south from Birken- of about 400 volumes; entertainments are given duringhead, in the 'Virral division of the county, union and the winter season. The trustees of the lote Uvedalehundred of Wirral, Birkenhead county court district, Corbett esq. J.P. of Ash11eld, Neston, and the trustees ofpetty sessional division and rural deanery of Wirral and the late Thomas A. Hope esq. of Leadenhall street, Lonarchdeaconryand diocese of Chester. The parish consistsof Willaston, part of Great Neston and part of Raby.don, are the chief landowners. The soil is clay and sand;subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, oats .and beans.Christ Church, erected in 1854, at a cost of £2,000, is a The area is 1,976 acres of land and 'l'8 of walter; ratea.blebuilding of red sandstone in the Gothic style, consisting "alue .of the township, £4,'563; the population in 19°1of chancel, nave, ,south porch, and a western turret con~ was '820 in the ecclesiastical parish; township, 597.taining one bell: the stained west window, ereoted by the Sexton, George Ashton.late D. Graham esq. J.P. of Lydiate House is a. memorialto his son, Walter Graham, d. 13 Jan. '1'890, and there isPost, M. O. 0., S. B. & Insurance & Annuitv Office.-John Harry Pugh, sub-postmaster. Letters throughanother to Duncan Graham esq.: :the brass lectern was Chester, delivered at 6.45 a.m. &; 4.30 p.m. ; dispatchedpresented in 1892 in memory of the Rev. Charles Henry at 8.20 p.m. Neston is the nearest telegraph office, :.:Barlow M.A. vicar 1865-88: the chu.rch affords 200 miles distantsittings, of which 160 are free. T·he register dates fromthe year 11865. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value National School (mixed), built about 1850 & enlarged in£2JIO, with 2 acres of glebe and residence, in !the gift 1879 & in 1891, for 168 children; average attendance,of Mrs. D. Graham l3Jld held since 1'888 'by the Rev. .13'4; 'William Fell, masterWalsham Postance M.A. of St. Mary Hall, Oxford. The Hadlow Road Station, James Alexander Robotham. stationPrimitive :Melthodist chapel, buoilt in 118189, is of Ted brick masterPRIVATE RESIDENTS. Mellor :\Irs. East lane Bethell Joseph, cowkeeperCatto James Kennedy,Willaston house Morton Philip Hy. Hargrave hall Cottrell John, boot & shoe makerCaunce Robert, Hadlow cottage :\Ioulsdale Thomas, Fern bank (postal Dalglish Robert Lockhart. nursery-Chambres Edward Lloyd, Heathfield address, Hinderton, Neston) man, Rake end, Hooton roadCollett Cyprien, Mondesir, Hooton I'd Postance Rev. Walsham M.A. Vicrge Davies Samuel, farm bailiff to Robt.Crossley .Tohn, Hooton road Potts Herbert, Badgers rake (postal Douglas esq. Broad Lake cotDalg-lish Robert Lockhart, Rake end, nddress, Sutton, Ohester) Douglas Robert, farmer & landowner,Hooton roadDouglas Robert, Broad lakeHooton road Simcock Joseph,Smiley JosephBroad Lake farmDulson Henry, farmer (postal address,Greig Edwin Arthur, Woodhine cot- "'ood James, Ivy lea, Hooton roadtage, Hooton road COMMERCUL.Sutt-on, Chester)Edwards In. wheelwright· & joinf'rHassell Joseph, Hargrave house Allen Peter, farmer, The Hall Francis Barbara (Mrs.), farmer,Howarth Miss, Heath lane &; Argyle George, butcher farmer Cherry Brow farmLatham Mrs. Inglewood, Badgers Ashton George, wheelwright & joiner Gibson Tobias Atkinson, farm bailiffrake (postal address, Sutton,Chester) &; sexton to W. Glynn esq615

616 WILLASTON. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'SHale John, farmer & miller (steam &wind), Willaston flour millHawkins Roger Geo. corn dealerHawkins "'illiam, coal dealerJackson 1Villiam T. farmer, HallWood farm (postal address, Sutton,Chester),Tellicoe. Saral) (Mrs.), shopkeeperJohnson Samuel, farmer.Jones George, tailorJones Mary (Mrs.), Nag's Head r.H.&; farmerWILLIN,GTON (formerly extra-parochial) is a parish3 miles south from Mouldsworth station on the OheshireLines railway, 3 north-north-west from Tarporley and 8~east from Chester, in the Eddisbury division of the county,second division of Eddisbury hundred, petty sessionaldivision of Eddisbury, Tarvin union and Chester countycourt district. The inhabitants attend Delamere andKelsall churches. Here is Q Village Club a.nd' ReadingRoom, built in 1887 by Lieut.-Col. Tomkinson to commemora.tethe Jubilee of Her late Majesty Queen Victoria.Willington Hall, a handsome mansion of redbrick, standing in a small park, was enlarged andJones 'Yilliam, boot &; shoe makerLeech Ralph, farmer, Pear Tree farmMaher John, farmer, Charity farmMaylor Ann Jane (Miss), Red Lion P.Bl\Iillingt

DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. WILMSLOW. 617an edifice of brick, in the Gothic style, consisting ofchancel, nave, transept, vestry and organ chamber, andwas formerly used for the double pUl'poses of a churchand school; divine service is held on Sunday morningand evening by the clergy of WilmslO'W. The Congregationalchapel, erected in 1'846-7, is of freestone, in theGothic style, and wa.s greatly enlarged in 1864. TheBaptist chapel, in Brook lane, erected in August, 1890, ata cost of about £500, is a plain structure of brick, .andwill seat 300 persons: fairs are held half-yearly-thirdMonday in April, and third Monday in October. Thelocal lodge of Odd Fellows holds its courts at the lRailwayhotel: the Foresters meet at the Old 'George inn. The~harities for distribution in bread and money amountt £20 yearly; Lind·ow workhouse charity of £348 ·'16s.ud. yearly, arising from cottages, and 99a. 30P. ofland is devoted to the alleviation of poor's rate, andiilere is also a sum of £4 16s. for education. ThomasHall's charity, net· value £23 9s. is distributed in moneyand clothing on St. Thomas' day by the rector; Bower's

618 WILMSLOW. CHESHIRE. [ KELLY'SVOLUNTEERS.5th Volunteer Battalion, the Cheshire Regiment, H Co. ;Capt. '& Hon. Major Richard Cobbett Y.D.; Surg.­Capt. J. Iff. Hacking, medical officer; & K 00. Oaptt. T.Thistle-waite V.CPGBLIC OF,FIOFillIS.Certifying Factory Surgeon, ~Iedical Officer & PublicYaccinator, lVilmslow District, Bucklow Union, ThomasAlexander Somerville L.R.C.P.Edin. Albert parkAssistant Overseers, John Dearden, ':\Ianchester road' t&George Henry Venables, StyalCollector of Taxes, :Meredith Williams, Chapel laneRegistrar of Births & Deaths &, Relieving &. VaccinationOfficer, Colledor to the Guardians & School AttendanceOfficer for Wilmslow District, Bucklow Fnion, GeorgeMerrick, Manchester roadPLA.OES OF WORSHIP, with times of Services.St. Bartholomew's Church, R~y. Emery Bates M.A.rector; (Rev. Francis Davies Ringrose M.A. .& Rev.William Graham B.A., L.Th. cura'tesMemorial Miossion ChurchSt. Teresa, Catholic, Rev. Edward 'Byrne; mass, 8.so &;110.30 a.m.; oatechism & instruction, 3 p.m.; rosary,8 a.m. & bened~otion, 6.30 p.m.; daily mass, ~.30 a.m. ;holidays of obligation, mass, ., & 9 a.m. & rosary &benediction, 7.30 p.rnBaptist, Brook laneCongregat,ional, Rev. John Brunton Aitken; 10.30 a.m. &6.30 p.m.; thurs. 7 p.mMethodist New Connexion C~r.accles:fi.eld circuit), Hawthornstreet, Bollin Fee, Rev. W. Oakes Meir; 110.30a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.rnSociety of Friends, Morley; 10.45 a.m.; thurs. II a.mUnitarian, Dean Row, 10.45 a.m} Rev. Emmanuel LewisUnitarian, Styal, 6.30 p.m Henshaw Thomas, B.AWesleyan, Dean Row, (St k t J Rev. Walter E. Rees ;l OC pOl' I J N I1Wesleyan, Hough, 2·3° (•10·3° a.m. & 6.30 p. m-S (Trinity) J' Re,'. ohn owe 1 &Wesleyan, Styal, 10.30 I Circuit Rev. John Pre~ton,a.m. & 6 p.m l supernumeraries& 6.30 p.m I Alderney R J me R'Wesleyan, Water lane, ~ Edge er 's: s •Morley, 10.30 a.m & I Circuit J mml n6p.mLSOHOOL~.~ational (mixed & infants), erected in 1868 near the parishchurch, at a cost of about £3,5°0, for 300 children;average attendance, 210; Eger1:-on Entwistle, master;Miss Halstead, infanrts' mistress; a master's house adjoinsthe schoolsNational, Water lane, built in 189r, at a cost, includingsites, of nearly £4,000, for 200 Children; average attendance,Iil5; Alfred George Lovatt, master. The presentParsonage Green school is now used as a parish roomNational, Nursery lane (mixed), opened 8 Dec. r890, for220 children; average attendance, r66; it is managedby a committee of 6 persons, the rector heing a corre­'sponding member; John A. R. Bancroft, masterBritish Higher Grade (mixed), erected in 1854 for 400children; average attendance, 3°4; Richd. Tommis,masterRailway Station, Levi Garner, station masterCARRIERiS.Manchester---J. Jackson, tuesday .& sa'turdayStockport-'Joseph Wood, friday; J. Jackson, wednesday& fridayDE..1N ROW hamlet has a few scattered farmhouses,and is a. ward in "'i1mslow Urban Ditsttrict. The Unitarianchapel, an ancient and picturesque structure,covered with ivy and other creepers, was originally erectedfor the Independent Konconformist,s in 1692. in place ofthe licensed houses previously in UrSe; it is two storeys inheight, with porches and external stairca.ses leading to thegalleries, and ha.s a gable bell-cote at one end. In 1845, itwas restored at a cost of £300, and a portion of one endconverted into schoolrooms, 'the uppermost of which nowserves as an organ gallery, and tlhe lower as a vestry,which contains some portraits of ministers, and a librarybelonging to the chapel. Attached is a burial ground, inwhich are tombs with inscriptions t() t·he Rev. HughWorthington, who succeeded his father as minister herein 1735, and died I Oct. r773, and to Mr. James Wood, ofWoodford, d. 24 Aug. 1796. The chapel 'has been Unitariansince r748, and since 1845 the pastorate has beenheld jointly with that of the Unitarian chapel at StyalThere is also a 'Vesleyan chapel, built in 1849.!British School (mixed), erected in 1860, by the late SamuelRobinson esq. of TVilms}ow, with mistress's residenceattached, for JI9 children; average a,ttendance, 30;:\lrs. Sarah Alice Schofield, mistressWall Letter Box, near the tannery, cleared at 8.30 :t.m. &;6. r5 p.m. week days onlyHOUGH hamlet consis.ts of several farmhouse·s and substantiallybuilt family residences, and has a Wes:eyanchapel, and forms a ward of Wilmslo,v Urban DistrictMORLEY (which extends 2 miles west from Wilmslow)is a scattered hamle,t, contairiing several gentlemen's residencesandmany .:ottage houses, on the verge of LindowCommon, and now forms a ward of the 'Vilmslow UrbanDistrict. The Catholic church, dedicated to St. Teresa, inAlma lane, and erected in 1875, will seat 120 persons. TheWesleyan chapel, Water lane. ereoted in 1884 at a cost of[,2,000, is an edifl.ce of stone in the Gothic style, from:lesigns by :Mr. Beaumont, architect, of M'anchester, anaconsists of chancel, nave and aisles, with a gallery; in thechancel are choir stalls, and behind an organ chamber =the organ was built in r885, at a cost of £4°0: there areseveral memorial windows, and sitt,ings fo'l' 400 persons:nnnexed is n Sunday scllool, built in 1890, at a cost of£r,300, for 300 schala,rs, with 6 separate class rooms.The old chapel, erected an 1798, is now disused. Themeeting house of the Society of Friends here is half amile from 'Vilmslow. Hawthorn Hall, sold about r891~under an order in Ohancery, is a many..gabled structureof bri~k, in the Domestic Gothic style, and at presentoccupIed by Frank Oak~y esq. Attached are groundsof about r6 acres. Pownall Hall wa~ the seatof a family of that llame, from the time ofEdward I. to I Edward III. (1328), and was subsequentlyheld by the Fitton, Newton and Mainwaring famihes;in 18r7 it was purchased by Mr. John Worrall, andnext became the property of James Pownall esq. of Liverpool,by whom it was rebuilt; in 1878 it belonged to thelate Thomas Hobson esq. but is now the property of HenryBoddington esq. J.P. and at present (1902) in the occupationof Joseph Dickinson Lee esq., both the house andestate have been greatly renovated and improved. Thesoil is sandy; subsoil, gravel.Post Office.-Mrs. ;\Iary Eastwood, sub-postmistress.Letters through Manchester arrive & are dispatchedat 8.15 a.m. & 6.15 p.m. week days only. Postalorders are issued here, but not paid. The nearestmoney order & telegraph office is at Wilmslow, zmiles distant.British School. built for r20 children, average attendance,75; Miss Ashbrook, mistressSTYAL is a scattered hamlet, conSltsting principally offarmhouses, Ii miles wes,t Drom the station at Handforthon the London and North Western railway. It was formedinto a township in r895. The chapel of ease here, inHollin lane, wa.s erected in 1835-6, on a site given byGeorge Harry, Earl of Stamford and Warrington, and isan edifice of brick, consisting of nave, south pc·reh, and aturret on t.he south side, containing one bell. There arenbout 80 sittings, but the chapel is at present (1902)closed. There is a small building, also in Hollin lane,used a~ a church Sunday school. The Norcliffe Chapel(Unitarian) stands in grounds belonging to E. H. Gregesq. J.P. and the pastorate is held conjointly with thatat Dean Row. There is also a "Wesleyan chapel. TheCottage Homes here, erected in 11898 by the ChorltoncllIn-Hal'clyBoard of Guardians, for the reception of 310children, comprise 18 red brick cotta.ges, with 13 hospital~administration block, wOTkshap, swimming bath, boardre·om,kindergarten school and superintendent'~ house.The school erectad at -the ,same time for the seniorchildreI~ is fl. Ibuilding of ,red brick, and will ,hold 5°0;average attendance, 200; Ralph Blackwell, head master..A. large room used occasionally for entertainmentsserves flS a chapel, in which Divine service is heldevery Sunday; and it is also open to the village folk.The vicar of W'ibnstow is the chaplain. NorcliffeHall, tbe property of E. H. Greg esq. andnow ,in the occupation of Theodore Crewdson esq.is a mansion in the Elizabethan style, built about1840 by Robert Hyde Greg esq. some time M.P. fol'Manchester; it is beautifully situa,ted in extensivegrounds. surrQunded by picturesque woods and ravines.Quarry Bank House, the residence -of Edward Hyde Gregeiq. D.L., J.P. was erected by the late Mr. S. Greg, buthas since been enlarged. Quarry Bank cotton mill, on theriver Bollin, is one of the earliest mills of this kind in the~ountry, having been started in 1784 by the lute Mr. S.Oreg, and for half a century it was worked by water power(i)llly, the great iron wheel beling 30 feet in diameter, withfloat boards 26 feet in length, and representing, with a fQ.llfall of water, a force of 150 horse power; steam power is

DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. WILMSLOW. 619fitted for emergency purposes in this mill, which hasbeen in. continuous work for over a century under fourgeneratIOns of 'the same family. The spinning part isnow c~osed. The soil is of a heavy clayey nature. Thearea IS. 1,3?8 acres; the rateable value is £6,425; t,hepopulatIOn III 1891 was 835, and in 1901, 1,153.Post Office.-Mrs. Mary Taylor, sub-postmistress. Lettersthrough 'l\funchester v1ia Handforth arrive at 8.20 a.m.& 4·30 p.m.; dispatched rut 8.30 a.m. & 6,3° p.m.week days only. The nearest money order office &Isavings baI\k 1& telegraph office is at Handforth. Postalorders are issued, but not cashedCO~?ty Cunstabula~y.-SamuelFrost, in chargeBrItIsh School (mIxed). for 200 ?hildren; average at.tendance, 110 ; PhIlIp Brace-gIrdle, master' MissRogerson, infants' mistress'ST.ANILANDS is a hamlet consisting of a few farmhousesand one or two gentlemen's residences.BOLLIX FEE is a township, east of the town, reconstitutedunder the order, Sept. 1894. The Methodist New~nne~on chapel,. in Hawthorn street, erected in 1870,.IS of brIck, and will seat 500 persons; attached ~s a Sundayschool, built in 188:1, and holding '300 children.Salv:a,tion Army have also a meet.ing place here. BollinHall was demolished on the construction, about 1842.of the )Ianchester and Crewe section of t he London amINorth Western railway, the viaduct of which now occupiesits site. The area was 2,484 acres. but has beE'nreduced by a part being added to Wilms!ow parish;rateahle value of present area., £2,293; the populationin 1891 ,vas ~77, and in 1901 was 633.WILl\ISLOW.Byrne ~Y. Edward (Catholic), Alma la Hall Thomas, Hawthorn park(Marked thus * letters throughAlder- Cartwn~htAlfred Stott, Manchester rd Hall 'Villiam D. Hawthorn laneley Edge, Manchester). Castledme Mrs. Gravel lane Hamer Miss, Chapel laneGaulfie~d Chas. Thorncliff, Alderley rd Hammond John F. Wilmslow parkPRIVATE RESIDENTS. ChadWIck Geo. William, Grove avenue Hankinson Miss, Hawthorn laneAitchison George, Oak lodge Chadwick William, Clairmont house, Hargreaves Mrs. Lansdowne, Haw-Aitken Rev. James Brunton (Congre- Back !~n.e . thorn lanegational), Albert park Che~ "llham, Chapel lane *Harper John, Beech Mount,Harden pkAldred Isaac Clegg Lacey Oaks ChTlmes Mrs. Oatlands, Fulshaw pk Harris Frederick William, The CedarsLacey green' , Clare George, The Hollies Harr~son Alfred H. Ohapel laneAllen Miss Hawthorn grove Clay Lawrence, Hawthorn lane HarrIson George, Beech tree,Holly rdAmnett "~illiam 'Yater laneAndrew James B: Oak laneClayton Miss, Oak lane Harvey :\lrs. Hawthorn laneClegg Charles, Oak lea, Wilmslow prk Harwood Mrs. Princess road*Antunes Jose de iBrito, Harden park *Coates .Albert, .Daisyfiel~ Heap Joseph G. Hill tOlP..Appleton Miss, Water laneCobbett Rd:. ~olhnden.e,WI1mslow prk Heenan Hammersley,; 'VI1mslow parkAppleyard :Miss Hawthorn lane Cobbett "Ilham, "oodlands, Ful- Henshall Thomas, HIll topApplin Henry Charles, Albert park shaw park _. Hep~urn George, The Firs, Oak lnneArnold Henry Eagledene Hawthorn la Cocker James" . T. Sprmgfield HeWItt Edgar, Knutsford roadAshworth. Elijah, Harefieid hall Conry 1\lrs. Gravel lane Heyhirst Fred, Grove avenueAston Edward,Oaldand'S, 'Wilmslow pk Cooper H~nry. ~anchester road Heyland Joseph, Albert ,ParkAtkins Miss Hawthorn lane Cowley MISS, HIll top Heywood Geo. Wm. HIgh meadowBailey John' Nurserv laneCrewdson John Wright, Ingle wood, Hibbert Mrs. Grove avenueBarIam Jam~s, Hawt"horn grove Fulshaw park Hilditch Miss, Hawthorn laneBarlow John Hawthorn lane ··Crofts Mrs. Harden bouse Hobkirk John, Black brookBarlow Mrs.' Hawthorn ,O'rove Crompton Mrs. .Ashcroft Hodgkinson Alex. M.B. The GrangeBarnes-Slacke Rev. William Slacke Orompton Richard, Hill top Hodgson Mrs. Hawthorn park~I.A. (vicar of St. John's, Lindow), Crook Mrs. Gravel lane Holden In. Poplar ho.Manchester I'dFulshaw bouseCrossley John J. The Firs, Hawthorn la Holdsworth Charles J. Fulshaw parkBarstow Edward Fulshaw avenue Crothers 'Villiam, Ohapel lane Holt Joseph, Hawthorn laneBates Rev. Emer;' ~r.A. (rector, chap- Cunliffe. Mrs. Gravel lane Horne Frank, Nursery lanelain of the Cottage Homes & Surro- Dale ~IISS. Albert park Ingram John Owen, Hawthorn l'anegate), rectory Dalton Thomas, Grove street Jackson Arthur, Albert paorkBathe John N. Highfield, Holly roadBeaumont James William The Firs!YArcy Greenwood,l\Ianchester roadDavy Alfred G. Gravel laneJaffrey 'Walter M. Chapel laneJames Mrs. Ivy nook, Davenport greenBeaumont John, Uplands, 'Fnlshaw pk De la Cuadra Mrs. Albert park Johnson J. Grant, AshfordBeaumont Mrs. Beechhurst Dodge 1\1rs. Hawthorn lane Jones Mrs. Gravel laneBedale Joseph, Moor laneDodson. J sph. Bottomley, Knutsford rd Kershaw George B. Northcote, Haw-Bedell ~rrs. BaronaldBennett Thos. Armitage.Domalum In. Battery, Hawthorn lane.Alwyn ho Doodfolon Israel, "-ater lanethorn lane*~eymer Sidney, .Red ho. Harden pkBeresford A. K. Bank house, Grove st Doodson Thomas, Bourne street Kmnear John, RIver streetBirch Elric, Laurel bank, A:bert prk Dunlop Du~dale, Chapel lane Kleinjung Auguste, WestfieldBirch Mrs. Gravel lane Dymond MISS, Hawthorn lane Knight Mrs. Hawthorn £\'roveBlavin William, Princess road Emmerson Frank, Gravel lane LawlESS Charles G. Nursery laneBoden Carey Migaw, Knutsford road E~erson George, Grove avenue La:wrence In. William, Hawthorn g.r()Bond Miss, Albert. park FI.eld Mrs. Grove avenue Le~gh J~mes, Fern L.ea, Alderley rdBoon John, Wilmslow road Fmdlater Thomas, South bank, LeIgh MISS, Tatton VIllaBoon John, Glenville, Hill top lVilmslow park Lingard Geo. Alexander R. The LimesBooth James, East cot. Alderley rd Fletcher Alfred James, 'Woodburn, Lingard-Monk Richard BougheyMonkBourne R. L. Grove st,reetBowen William, Albert park'Yilmslow parkFletcher Herbert, Chapel laneJ.P. Fulshaw hallLittlehales Richard, Hawthorn laneBowers 1\1rs. Manchester roadBradburJi Mrs. Hawthorn parkFord Jas. Parkfield, Fulshaw parkFoxcroft Mi~s, Edge viewLobenhoffe.r Carl, Sunny bankLomas Samuel, Grove streetBradbury Mrs. 'Va,ter lane Galloway 'Villiam, Hawthorn park Lord John, Edge viewBradley Henry W. 'Yoodside, Haw- Garner Henry, Manchester road Lowther Henry, Nursery lanethorn lane. Gatenby Robert Henry, Albert p3lrk McCann Frederick. Hawthorn parI\:Brain Reginald B. Princess road Gibbon Mrs. Princess road MoClunan Mrs. Moor laneBranstone Richard C. Grove avenue Gilbey Mrs. Hawthorn grove McKerrow Johr~ Begg, Albert parkBrewerton William Arthur, Albert pk Gloyne Mrs. Kenmore houseMcMillan Miss, Hawthorn groveBrickley William James,Hawthorn gro Goodier William, jun. Beech house, Mainwaring Prey. Rchd. Knutsford rdBride. In.M.D.. Ba,rwood ho.Aldel'l1ey rd Knutsford road Manley Thomas Daniel, Hawthorn groBrocklehnrst Mr.;. Nursery lane Graham Rev. William B.A. L.T.h.L. Mann ·William, Knutsford roadBroderick Lonsdale, Grove avenue (cur3lte), The Firs, Fulshaw Meir Rev. ,Y. Oakes (Methodist :NewBrooke James Howard., Elmhurst, Graves Henry, Chapel lane Connexion), Knutsford roadFulshaw park Greatrex Christopher, Gravel lane Mercer Mansell, Nursery laneBroughton Enoch, Hawthorn .grove Greaves John, Hawthorn lane Methuen John, Albert parkBrown David E. Grove avenue Gregory Miss. Chapel lane ~fiddleton Charles, Hawthorn groveBurdell 1\;[rs. Barondale Grierson John, Davenport green Millington Alfred Leigh, Hawthorn pkBurgE-s9 Wilham R. Hill top Grimshaw Joseph, Albert park Milne Walter, Beatbfield, Fulsbaw pkBurn Francis William, Moor lane Grundy Harry, Hawthorn park Minor Philip Scott, Hawthorn parkBum Robert, Fulshaw park Grundyr Reginald, Grove avenue ~roore John, Swan streetBurnett Jo'hn Blair, Fulshaw p3lrk Guimaraes Alfred L. Wimslow road Moore John, Southside, Alderley roadBurton Amos, Maor lane Hacking John Herbert, Alderley road Munslnw ~rs. Hawthorn parkButterworth Edwin Taylor, Cedar Hahnel Charles, Princess road Murgatroyd Mrs. Fairlawn, Wilmsbank,Knutsford road IHaigh James, Ohapel lane low parkByers Alfred B.Sc., M.B. Swan street Halkyard Wm. Bedford, Oakfield *Napier ~lrs. Murcbistown

620 WJL:\ISLOW. CHESHIRE. [KELLY SNeele Charles W. Hawthorn place Prestnn Rev. John (Wesleyan Metlw" Stunier J

DIRECTORY.] CIIESHIRE. WILMSLOW. 621Orompton Richard, manager to the Union Bank of Manchester& treasurer to the Urban District Council,Church streetCuppleditch B-1 M. (Miss), teacher of music, Fulshaw avDalton Sarah Ann & Qlara(Misses),confectioners,Grove stDaniels Joseph, houleholder, Altrincham roadDavies Sarah (Mrs.), beer retailer, Church streetDearden John, collector of rates for Wilmslow UrbanDisirict Council & assistant overseer for Wilmslow &Bolling Fee, Manchester roadDomakin John Battey, solicitor, Grove streetDoodson Charles William, butcher, Grove streetDoodson Elizabeth pIrs.), pork butcher, Grove streetDuncalf Fred, stone mason, Water laneErlam Walter Ashton, farmer, Bollin Hall farmI"idler Mary Ann (~Irs.), Ring 0' Bells' P.H. Church stFlitcroft Wm. cabinet maker & npholsterer, Grove streetFurphey Francis Lionel, confectioner, Knutsford roadHenshall Ann (Mrs.), laundress, NewtownGarner Levi, station master, railway stationGibson HarPy. greengrocer, Alma laneGlossop Henl1', butcher, Church streetGlossop John, tripe dealer, ChurC'h streetGlossop William, butcher, NewtownGrant Alfred J. boot & shoe maker, Grove streetGrantham Amelia (Miss), provision dealer, Chapel laneGrantham OhriSitopher, shopkeeper, Ha"thorn streetGrantham James, farmer, Chapel laneGra.tham Joseph, butcher, Ohapel laneGriffiths Edward, hair dresser, Church streetGriffiths Elizabeth (Miss), dress maker, Churc~ streetGrimshaw Mary (Mrs.), Bull's Head P.H. Church streetGrnndy Martha(Miss),teacher of music, Hawthorn groveHacking John Herbert L.R.C.P.Lond., ):l.R.C.S.Eng.surg-eon, Alderley roadHamblet John, window cleaner, Church streetHenshall Arthur, butcher, Swan stree-tHenshall Arthur, carter & cowkeeper, Ohapel laneHenshall Henry, farmer, Davenport greenHenshall John, tailor, Edge viewHenshall John, boot &:; s'hoe maker, Church streetHenshall Joseph, blacksmith, Water laneHenshall Sarah (Mrs.), general draper, Church streetHenshall Walter, boot & shoe maker, Church streetHepburn George, surgeon, 'fhe Firs, Oak laneHewitt William, shopkeeper, Ohurch streetHill Ann (Mrs.), coachbuilder &:; smith, Grove streetHockenhull Ann (Mrs.), farmer, Gravel laneHolt Arthur, provision dealer, Water laneHolt Joseph, family grocer, Grove streetHolt William, saddler, Manchester roadHopley 1'homas, grocer, Church streetHough Amos, builder & joiner, Parsonage greenHughes Louisa (:Mrs.), stationer &:; bookseller & fancyrepository, George streetHulme John, cowkeeper, Chapel laneHulme Dhrebe (Mrs.), butcher, South Oak laneHulme William, grocer, Fulshaw cross-Hulton Elizh. (Mrs.), drpr. & boot & shoe dlr. Swan stHulton Thomas, tobacconist, Swan streetJackson Thomas, coal deQler, Hawthorn streetJaffery W. & Sons, plumbers, Grove streetJessop Ann Alice (Miss), draper, Swan streetJessop David, painter, plumber & house decortr.Grove st.Johnson Henry, beer retailer, Moor laneJohnson John Edward, saddler & cycle maker, Grove stJohnson J. Grant, surgeon, Ashford •Jones Betsy (Miss), draper, Water laneJones Margaret (Mrs.),stationer & fancy repstry.Grove stKeyworth 'Villiam Wykeham, school & kindergarten,AJ.bert parkKitchen William, miller, Bollin corn mill, Manchester rdKnutsfol'd Division Guardian (Mackie & Co. Limited,publishers. published wed. & sat.), Grove streetLawrence Edith (Miss), fried fish shop, Church streetLevine Peter, tailor, Manchester roadLittler Thomas, boot & shoe maker, Hawthorne streetLomas Samuel M.R. C. V. S. veterinary surgeon, Grove 9tLonsdale Samuel, George & Dragon P.H. Church streetLord John, milliner & fancy draper, Grove streetLowe Charles, tin plate worker, Church streetLowe Charl~s E. hatter & clothier, Church streetMcCann William Frederick, wine & spirit mer. Grove ItMcLachlan Mary (Miss), farmer, Morley road~Iaddocks Ernest" draper & tailor, Water laneManchester & Liverpool DistriC't Banking Co. Limited(branch) (A. K. Beresford, mana.ger), Grove street;draw on London office, 75 Cornhill, London E CMarshall Catherine (Miss), confectioner, Church street~Iassey Peter, furniture broker, Back laneMead Thomas. Swan hotel, Swan streetMellor Samuel, builder & brick maker, Water laneMerrick George, registrar of births & deaths & relieving& vaccination officer, collector to the guardians' &school attend. off. for Wilmslow dist. )[anchester rdMessey Peter, bird dealer, Sta.tion ToadMills J. & N. & Co. stonemasons, Water laneMoore Esther (Mrs.), china & glass dealer, Chapel lan&Moore John L.D.S.Ireland, dental surgeon, South sidE:'Moore William, umbrella maker, Station roadMoss J. H. & S. dealers in game, fish, poultry & fruit~Grove st.reetMottershead Alfred, provision dealer, South Oak laneMottershead Jonathan, milliner & general draper,Grove 811)Iottram James, baker & provision dealer, Water laneMottram John, farmer, Finney greenNewton & Co. cycle makers. Manchester roadNorbury Samuel, butcher, Grove streetOakes John, jobbing gardener, Church "treetOgden Joel, boot & shoe maker, Church streetOllerenshaw Robert, butcher, Church streetOram Herbert, coal merchant, Station roadOsborne Ann. (Mrs.). dress maker, Church streetOswell Frederick A. baker & confectioner. Water laneOwen Frank, family ~rocer &:; agent! for W. & A. Gilbe1Limited, wine &. spirit merchants, Grove streetPearson J. (Mrs.), taHor, Water lanePercival Fred, grocer, Chancel lanePicldol'd Harriet (Mrs.), grocer, Church streetPickford John &:; Frederick, fruiterers, seedsmen, &,'fish dealers, Grove streetPlatt Ernest, fustian cutter, Hawthorn streetPlatt John .No'ble ~r.R.C'.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. SUI'-geoa, Whitefield house; Alderley roadPowell Elizabeth (Mrs.), grocer,Post office,Davenport grnPowell Joseph, butcher & farmer, Chapel lanePoynton & "Worth Collieries (William Taylor, agent).Railway stationPrice James, plumber, Alderley roadPrior Ernest Henry, assistant clerk to erban DistrictCouncil. Council offices, Manchester roadPublic 'Weighing Mac,hine (Herbert Oram, lessee) ..Station roadRathbone Albert, {armer, Stockton farmRenshaw Joseph, farmer, Lacey greenRhodes James, baker & grocer, Manchester roadRichardson Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, South Oak laneRobertson James, grocer, Oak laneRobinson Daniel, inspector of police, Police station~Green laneRoyle Alfred, builder & joiner, Knutsford roadRoyle Arthur, farmer, Moor laneRoyle Matthew, builder & joiner, Knutsford roadSagoI' Ann (~rrs.), farmer, RacecourseSharrocks James, farmer, Harefield farmSheridan Elizh. (Mrs.), watch mkr. & jeweller, Grove sCSherriff Cornelius, wardrobe dealer, Church streetSheriff S~sannah (Mrs.), apartments, Mill streetSidebotham Ellis, builder, Chapel laneSingleton Mrs. householder, Nursery laneSlack Ann (~liss), draper, Church streetSlack George, builder & well sinker, Davenport greenSIder Samuel, bricklayer, Church streetSmith Moses & Son, horse dealers, Water laneSmith E. (Miss), apa,rtments, Hawthorn groveSmithies James, art metal ,"'orker, l\'lanchester roadSomerville Thoma:-; Alexander L.R.O.P. &:; L.)1.Edin.•M.R.C.S.Eng. surgeon, medical officer of health to lh&'Wilmslow Urban District Council & medical officer &.public vaccinator for 'Vilmslow district of the Bucklowunion, certifying factory surgeon \& honorary medical 'officer for the Ancoats Hospital Convalescent HomE> ..Albert parkSprowson William, general draper. Grove streetStamper Eliza.beth (Mrs.), boarding school for youngladies, Swan streetStevens Alfred, superintendent to the Prudential AssuranceCo. Limited, Ohapel laneSumner Arthur, boot & shoe maker, Grove streetSumner Daniel, boot & shoe maker, Church streetSumner John draper Water laneSykes Joseph E. teacher of muSlic, Princess road1'aylor no·rothy Jane (Mrs.). grocer &:; baker, Church st.Taylor M. E. (Miss), householder, Grove streetTaylor Samuel, butcher, Water laneTaylor William Dorkin, ironmonger, Grove streetTimperley Fanny (~Irs.), pork butcher, Swan streetTrav;ers Geo. grocer & ber rtlr. post office, Nursery laneTyler Samuel, nurseryman, Knutsford road & at AlderleyEd'geUnion Bank of Manchester Limited (branch) (RichardCrompton, manager), Swan street; draw on GI)·n.Mills, Currie & Co. Lonrlon E 0Uttley John, Kings Arms P.B. Fulshaw cross

622 WILMSLOW. CHESHIRE. [ KELLY'SVolunteer Battalion (5th) Cheshire Reg~ment (H Co. William~ Meredith, draper & collector of taxes, Chapel laCapt. & Hon. :VIaj. Richard Cobbet V.D.; K. Co. 'Vilmslow Consen~ati\'e Club (.r. H. Roberts, sec.),Capt. T. 'ThistlewaiteGrove street'Valker James, farmer, Poplar farm Wilmslow Consernti"e Registration Association (J. H.'Walker James, tailor & woollen draper, Grove street Roberrts, agent), Grove streetWalker Miles (exors. of), King's Head P.H. Manchester I'd Wilmslow District Provident Society (Frederick Simp-Wa.Ilhead & Wnalley, plumbers & painters, Church st son, hon. sec.), Gruve street'Wallworth Randall, farmer & farm bailiff to Sir Humphrey Wilmslow Golf Club (J. A. Tweedale, sec.), Stockton frmFrancis de Trafford bart. Whitehall farmWilmslow Grammar School (C. P. Clarke, head master),"'alton Sam D. auctioneer & estate agent, Swan street 'Vilmslow road\Varburton Isaac, grocer & corn factor, Swan street Wilmslow Literary Institute (John K. Coates, president;Webb Peter, builder, Altrincham roadRobert Dourne, treasurer; J. H. Roberts, han. sec.),"'estall Henry, grocer & baker, Grove street Manchester road\"eston William, beer retailer, Davenport green Wilmslow Musical &, Dramatic So('ietr (1'. A. Bennett,Whiting Edgar, New inn &; livery & bait stables, manager & han. sec.), Drill hall. Swan streetAlderley roadWilmslow Volunteer Fire Brigade (Capt. A.Price,cmmndt)Wilber William, general draper, Chapel laneWilson William, provision & coal dealer, Chapel laneWilde 'William, grocer & beer retailer, Newtown Wood Arthur, hair dresser, Station roadWilliams James Edward, watch maker, Altrincham road 'Vood Mark, tobacconist, Grove street""ilmslow & Alderley Edge Gas Co. Limited (William Worthington Henry, greengrocer, Chapel laneSevers, engineer; William H. Welsh, sec.), Church st Wright William, watch maker, Gro,"e streetDEAN ROW.tSteel Thomas, beer retailer,Moss row Dewhurst Mrs. Southfield houseBuxton Alfred, White cottage Torkington Joseph Walker, farmer, *Eastwood Thomas C. HighfieldCunliffe John Starkie, Moleside Beech farm Felstead Rev. John (Unitarian),Overs-Dent William Ward Betty (Mrs.), farmer ley fordDugdale Gabriel Ward Duncan, farmer Get,hing George, Park ho. Wood endFearn George J.P. Overdale tWoodall William, farmer Greg Mrs. Oversley lodgeFearnley :VII'S tWoollam Jabez, farmer Greg Edwd.Hyde D.L.,J.P.Quarry bnkGibbons ~Irs tWorthington Edward, farmer Greg '~ITs. H. R. Lode hillHalttum Edward H MORLEY. Greg Henry Philips, Oak browKidney AndrewHelm John, Wood end. Beaumont John, ~Ioor lane He,wol'tt J'ochnSmith William, The Hollies Cl Th ..egg omas Jackson William Morton, Oak cottage~~n~~ ~~:~sel Dethick William H. Oversley house Rudolph Henry Beresford, Moss laneTorkinrrton John Dyson Humphrey, Valley house Shaw William (superintendent of the~ Goodlee Francis, Stamfo['d lodge Cottage Homes)Welsh Richard Lee J oseph D' ICk' lDson, PhIl own a ha 11 *Shive John JacksonWorthington ~rs. Oak cottage l\I' C t G ~I L h1 ornsey ap. eorge, - 0 or ane 0 Worthin2'ton Percy, Norcliffe cotta!!eWynn John F S· unpson Char1es, Prospect h ouse~COMMERCIAL.=COMMERCIAL.Acton Tho.mas, lbrick maker cmIMERCIAL. Adshead James, cab proprietorI Antrobus William, farmer Antrobus Arthur, builder &Barber Joseph, blacksmith & agricu - B tt J h.& L' dcontracarr310 n, lJ.aran,er, In ow coon tor, see Renshaw & Antrobustural implement maker B R·c:h·.3 L'ttl f M 1Broadhurst Charles H. W. farmer & enson 1 arou;' I e, armr. 001' a Ayres Robert, market gardenerbeer retailer Booth Hobert, wheelwright Barrow Jonathan, farmerBarber John. householder Bowerhil~0 hSn, farmler, Morley Green fm Bethell John, farm bailiff to E. L.1 f( ) fBram amue, armer Kenworthy esqClark J ane ~Irs., armer B H' tt (M ) ( f)C G frown arne rs. exors. 0 , Bra,ceoO'irdle Plhilill"l, schoolmasterragg eorge, armer f P 11 Hall f J:"Cragg Josep h, farmer,p U t on Ih011se Barmel'S,SownaIfarm Burgess Thomas, farmerDodson David, fair-mer rown amue, armer Cooper Stephen, farmer, Oversley I'dGriffiths Edward & Roger, plg. dea1ers DBurgess.Joseph,1 J h G d'farmerfCoupe Thomas, farmer, Oversley farm& farmers a eon 00 leI', al1'1ller Gardener GeoI'lge, farmer, Oak farm( ) fGrange Henry, blacksmithGleave William Wri!!ht, farmer, Nor-Hulse ,3,lln ~[I'Is., armer GI'eaves Char1es, moss l'tt k ~1 er wor s, elI'ffe faranHulse James, farmerL' dLawton James, fa1'illler, Colshaw hall In ow common Grad-well Alexander, farmerJ Bl B 11 P H Hardy James, farmer Gre... rr Robert & Co. Limited, cottonOgden ohn, ue e. H h 11 A (1\""_) f M IStanfield Richard, farmer, The Firs ens' a nn .LUll·S., armer, 001' a 'sp-inners & tnanufacturers, QuarryS. d 11 J h .& Holt Arthur, grocer Bank millwm e son, 'J.armer K 11 ,Te· Y\LIucy (M') h k M 1I ISS, S op eeper,_ 001' a Henshall John Henry, blacksmithHOUGH. K.enneley Peter, farmer, Moor lane Hewitt Ellen PIns.), !iarmer, Holly lapIarked thus t letter.s through Pmblott Jas. Bolsover, frmr. Moor fm Hewitt Isaac farmerAlderley Edge, Manchester.) Po~ts Alfred, 'brick .& tile maker Hope Henry,'farmerCOMMERCIAL. PrI~stner Geo~ge, farmer, Moor lane Middleton Jsph. farmer, Bollin Hey fmtAllman Herbert, farmer SmIth Fredel'lck, farmer, Moor lane Morton Alfred Arthur, farmer, HogstAllmanWilliam, farmer Sumner Isaac, fa,rmer head QTeentBaguley John William, farmer "~ard Henry, farmer *:Moult John, sign writer, Moss laneBerry Owen, farmerWhaller Andrew, farmer, Cumber'lane Moult Joseph, farmer, Beech farmBooth Frederick, farmer Worth Mary Ann (Mrs.), farmer Old Ship inn (Charles Mace, manager)Broad'hurst Ann (Mrs.), farmerBurgess John, farmerWo!th Samuel, farmerWrIght Jane (Mrs.), farmerPea,rson J.ames, farmerPerrin Thomas farmertBurgess William, farmer Wright 'Villiam, farmer Renshaw & An'trobus, builders & con-Cumberbirch Mary (Mrs.), farmer, STANIL~l)S. tractors, carpenters & joiners, sani-Yew Tree farm Brourrhton Thomas farmer tary engineers, house decorators,Eden Geoifge, farmer Smith Albert ' plumb~r~, slaters & undertakers &cFletdher Mary Ann (Mrs.), farmel'tFord Edward, farmer, Brook farm STYAL.Scott WIllIam, farmerS'tyal Co-operative Stores LimitedtFord Harold, farmertFord John, faiNner(Marked' thus * letters through (Sam Faulkne'I', manager)Wilmslow; others through Handforth). Toft Joseph, farmer, Holly lanetLeah Ann (Mrs.), farmer- PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Venables George Hy.assistant overseertLeah Charles, farmer Bateson Alfred Venables Henry, farmertLeighton Samuel, farmer, Brook la Bayley Joseph ,Wal,ter, 1\Ioss lane Walton John Edward, butchert~lills Mary (Mrs.), shopkpr. Duke st Blackwell Ralph (head master of the Walton Tom, fa,rmerXorbury Mary (Mrs.), farmertPhillips Annie (Mrs.), farmerCottage Homes School)Boden Henry, OakdeneWorthington John, shoe makerWorthington Percy, architect, NortPottsBrothers, brick makers Crewdson Theodore J.P. Norc1iffe hall cliffe cottageWINCHAM (formerly called Wymundsham, or Wymincham)is a towns.hip and village, in tihe ecclesiasticalpari5'h of Lostock Graham, a mile and a Ihalf northpast-bY-eastfrom Northwich station on the Sandb~hand Runcorn section of the London and North Westernrailway and about 6 miles south-west from Knutsford,in the parish of Great Budworth, Northwich division ofthe county, hundred of Bucklow, Northwich union andcounty court district, and petty sessional division ofNorthwich. The township is intersected by It,he ·Trent andMersey cunal. St. Andrew's Mis'sion church, erected in1'8g6, at a cost of about £900, will se-at '200 'Persons.

DIRECrORY.] CHESHIRE, WJNSFORD. 623Here is a Free Methodist chapel, erected in 1875, the old, and co-heiresse~: He"ter, who married Charles Legh,chap~l adjoining is now used as. a Sund'aY ~choul. Legh's I of Adlington, hecame eventually the sole possessor, and,chanty of £1 128, 8d. yearly IS for clothmg. Here are dying without issue, devised thL; estate of Edward Townseveralrock Sl8I1t mines ~nd salt manufac~orie~. Winchum shend esq. of Chester. from whom it passed into the~all, now used. as a hIgh i.chool for gll'b, IS pl.easanHy family of LeyceS'ter-Warren, Barons de Tabley, a title~l1tualted on the knoll of a hill, at th~ f~ot of '~'hich r~s now extinct. The Hon. Lady Leighton-Warren, ofth~ brook called the Peao\'er Eve; I?rmcipal, ~I1.;;s FranCiS Twbley .House, Knutsford, daughter of George, 2nd baronElIzabeth Par~es. The m.a~or anClently belonged ~o the de Tabley, and widow of Sir Bald'Win Leighton bart. isVenables family, as a portion of ~he baronJ: of K1D~er- the presenft lad~' of the manor. The Hon. Lad~' Leightontu~;and about the year 1200 It ~ssed ill marl'lage Warren and Edward Lee Townshend esq. of Weoa.verham,WIth Maud yen81bles to the Elet. fa~ily; b';1t some few are the principal landowners. The township of WinchamJears aiter It was re-purchased by Its pre,,:ous owners, contains 1,210 acres of land and 36 of water; rateableand was subsequent.ly transferred iby ma,mage to otme value £5 790' ,the population in 19o1 was I 054.Wastnevs, whose co-heiresses brought it to the families '" . 'of Legh and Cholmondeley. William Harcourt, a de- By Local Government Boa:d Order );0. 22,879, .1 ~escendant-of Sir Richard Harcour't, kt. of Wytham Berks, tached part of Marston was m 1889 transferred to "mhavingbecome possessed in 1563 of one of the cham.moieties by marriage with the daugh'ter of iRichard Po:;t Office.-Walter ·Hel'bert. Ormston, sl1b-postmaster.Leftwich esq. took up his residence at Wincham, where Leltters through Knutsford arrive at 9.(20 a.m. & dishi5posterity remained till 1668; the estate afterwards patched a.t 5.45 p.m. Postal orders are issued here,came into the possession of Robert Venables, of Antrobus, but not paid. Lostock Gralam is the nearest moneythis being the third time that the manor had been so order & telegraph office, I mile distantvested, anu upon the death of Robert Venables, the lastmale heir, in 1687, the manor passed to his sister Frances, Infants' School, erected in 18g6, & affiliIated to the Na-"'ife of Thomas Lee esq. and was held by their son tional sohools, Lostock .Gralam, for 150 ch~cLren; aver-Robert, whose son, of the same name, left two daughters age attendance, 59; :'hss Ethel Gleave, mIstressFryer John, farmer, Bank farm Salt Union ,Limrited (head offices atCOMMERCIAL.Hewitt In. Thos. landowner & farmer ·Winsfo.rd)Bannister Thos. shpkpr. & beer retlr Hodkinson John, furniture dealer Salt Workers' Union (William Y'ar-Barber Mwry (Mrs.),frmr.Smoker hill Hopley Edward, farmer, Leonard's fm wood, sec)Boden Charles (Mrs.), shopkeeper Kendrick Walter, grocer Shaw John, Wincham hotelBostock William Ralph. farmer Littler Edward, provision detaler Stelfox Samuel, painterBradbury William, farmerParkes Frances Elizabeth (Miss), high Tasker Thomas, farmerBramhall Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkpr school for girls, Wincham hall Tasker William, farmerBrogden Wm. Townsend Arms P.H Parkes Sarah (Miss), provision dealer Thompson Alfred Jabez, salt manufrCook Sarah Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper Platt Arthur, farmer Thompson Henry Ingram, salt manufrDavenport J ohn,farmer & agricultural Platt William, farmerWhittaker 'Samuel, grocerimplement ugoent, Wincham cottage Rayner James, ·cle~kWoodward George Thomas, farmerDerbyshire John, farmer Rayner Joseph, ta~lor Yarwood James, farmer.WINCLE (or Winkel), is a township, consisting principallyof a number of small farm'S, scattered over amountainous district, stretching to the verge of thecounty adjoining Staffordshire, from which it is separatedby the Dane, the valley of which and the surroundinghillsides, being thickly wooded, afford some of the mostvalue £150, with 73 acres of glebe .and residence, in thegift of the vicar of P'restbury. and held since 1897 by theRev. Augustus Dunbar Atkinson M.A. of Christ's College,Camibridge. Clowes's charity of 1)1 is for the preachingof oa New Years' sermon. There is. a Wesleyanchapel at Allgreave. 'Bagst-ones, the residence of :\{issBooth, is a lia.rge and old-fashioned building of stone, andcontains many Egyptian curiosities. Philip LancasterBrocklehurst esq. of Swythamley Hall, John Plant Shufflebothamesq. and William Whiston esq. of Langley. are thechief landowners, and there are several other small proprietors.The township contains 2,819 acres of land,which is mostly copyhold, and is within the manor andfc,rest of Macclesfield. The soil is clay; subsoil, rocky.The area is 2,769 acres of land and 24 of water; rateablevalue, £3,182; in 1901 the population was 261. By LocalGovernment Board Order No. 22,378 a detached part ofWinc1e township was in 1888 annexed to Wildboarclough.Post, Telegraph &; Express Delivery Office.--John Clowes,sub-postmaster. Letters through ~I3ccle:,field, viaRushton, a1'll'ive .at 10.30 a.m. &; dispatched 4 p.m.Postal -orders are issued here, but not paid. Maccles..field is the nearest money order officepicturesque scenery in the county; it is about 3 milesnorth-east from Bosley station on the Churnet Valleysection of the North Staffordshire railway and 6 milessouth-east from Macclesfield, in the Macclesfield divisionof the county, petty sessional division of Prestbury, hundred,union and county court district of Macclesfield, andwas formed into a district chapelry 10 Aug. 1869, in therural deanery and archdeaconry of Macclesfield and dioceseof Chester. The church of St. Michael, doating from 1647,is a plain fabric of stone, consisting only of nave, erected in1882 on the site of an older ·structure, the embattledwestern tower of which is still standing, and contains onebell: in the belfry are traces of a window probably removedfrom the ancient chancel: the present stained eastwindow is a memorial to the Rev. Archibald Davy M.A..vicar of this parish 18'818-90: an organ has lately (190:2)been presented as a memorial to )Iiss Mapon Brocldehurst,of the Ba~tones; over the main entrance andthe entrance to the vestrv aTe two stones from the oldchurch bearing the inscription "Doe Here 0 Lord Sure Parochial School (mixed), erected, with residence for thePlant Thy Word:" there are 170 sittings. The registersdate from 1805, prior to which entTies were made in themaster, in 1866, for 99 children; average attendance,62; James Potter, master: the school was built byregisters of Prestbury, and in those of St. Michael's, Mrs. James Daintry, of Korth Rode, &; endowed withMiacclesfield. The living is a perpetual curacy, net yearly £500, which 'now produces £14 lOS. yearlyAtkinson Rev. Augustus Dunbar :M.A. Cooper Emily phs.), farmer,Dumkins Hine Alfred, farmer, Bennett's hill(incumbent), ParsonageBooth Miss, BagstonesCundiff Joseph, Ship P.H. & farmerDale John, farmer, Hawks leeHine Ernest, farmer, Mare knowlHine Henry, farmer, HammertonJennison .Tames, Rose cottage Dale .Toseph, farmer, Bartomley Hunt .Tohn, farmer, Tolls farmDevenport John, farmer, Lane houseCOM1J"ERCIAL. Davenport Nathan, frmr. Lane headJodrell Mlatthew, farmer, Hawks lee:'l:l:,on Matthew M. AllgreaveBarber Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer, Gol- Davenport Jas. frmr. Low. Greasley Neild John, farmer, Butterlandsden slack Day James, New inn Nixon Joseph,farmer,'Higher GreesleyBarber Joseph, farmer, Mellor Knolls Day Joseph, farmer, Hazels Oliver Richard, farmer, Barley fordBolshaw Jas. frmT. Hammerton knowl Doorbar Thos. farmer, Hill Top farm Shuffiebotham Richd. farmer, GrangeBrassington Joseph, farmer, White leeIDowns Matthew, farmr. Long gutter Swindells John, farmer, Clulow erossBrocklehurst David,,' tailor&shopkeepr Fernehough Fredk. faI'mI'. Brownhills Thornley George Wm. frmr. MidgleyBullock George, farmer, Wood cottage Gibson Abraham, farmer, Braddocks Trueman John, farmer, SandywayBurnett Wm. cowkeeper, Pingle Goodall William, Old Crown inn Warren William, farmer, NettlebedsBuxton Samuel, farmer, Allmeadows Goodwin John, farmer, Burnt houseWINSFORD (or Wharton) is a market town, and with railway and another station in the town, called "nartonthe township of Stanthorne was formed into an ecclesias- and Over, which is the terminus of a branch of the sametical parish in 1843 from the parish of Davenham; it is line from Hartford, and is 3 miles west-north-west fromon the eastern bank of the river Weaver; it has a station Middlewich and 6 south from Northwich: the township i~about a mile distant on the London and North 'Western in the Northwich division of the county, hundred, union

624 W1NSFORD. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'Sand c

DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. WISTASTON. 625Albert Infirmary J (Hector Leak Fletcher James. fustian cutter Oakes Thos. boot repairer.Wharton I'dM.R.C.S.Eng.• L.R.G.P.Lond. Ber- Garner In. salt propr. Bridge salt wks Percival Thomas, Ship inn, Market pInard Hale Woodyatt L.R.C.'P. & S. Gilbert Thos. wheelwright,Station I'd Perry Jos'eph, grocer. 305 Station roadEdin. George Okell M.R.C.S.Eng. Gleave Hannah Jane (Mrs.). stationer, Pbipps David. Odd Fellows' innGeorge Okell, jun. L.R.C.P.I. Wm. 5 Wharton road Robinson George Arthur. boot maker,Dutton L.S.A. Samuel Lightfoot Goldsmith Frank. Red Lion hotel. 294 Station roadMelville L.S.A.Lond. & Jas. Edwin Market place Robinson John. butcher. Market placeHenry Mitchell M.RC.S.Eng., Griffiths Ambrose, tailor & draper, Rowe Samuel. beer retailer. Wins-L.RC.P.Lond. medical officers; T. 276 Station road ford hillBeetley Cooke, solicitor. Town Hall Griffiths Philip, shpkpr.266 Station I'd Sa.Itmakers' Association (lV. Gillett.chambers. :)1iddlewich. hon. sec.; Hamlett Geo. & Sons. salt proprietors. sec.). Station road)Iiss James, matron). Highfield ho New Central salt works Salt Union Lim. (In. Rigby. manager)Andrews Jonathan, farmerHatton Geo. general dlr.297 Station I'd Sergeant Henry. builder & contractor.Atherton Joseph. hair dresser,1 Whar- Heath Allen, farmer, Nunhouse farm assistant overseer. 270 Station roadton road Hemmings Harriet (Mrs.).shopkeeper. Sheffield John, grocer, 9 Marke~ placeAtherton Susannah (Miss). milliner, 325 Station road Slack Wm. insur. agt. 153 Station I'd13 Ledward st'reet- Hickson J-sph. butcher. 332 Station rrl Stelfox George, general draper. silkBaker John James. shopkeeper Hickson Thos. grocer, 77 Wharton I'd mercer & hosier(mourning millineryBarratt Thos. hair drssr'4Wharton I'd Hill Ada (Miss).cnfctnr.330 Station I'd a speciality), Weaver ho. Market pIBebbington Wm.shpkpr.II Wharton rd Hitchen Jas. Royal OakP.H. Market pI Stocldon Thos. shopkpr. 68 School I'dBeckett Geo. shopkpr. 97 Station I'd Hitchin Hy. beer reUr. Wharton I'd Summerfield Arthur John, ironmon-Bell Ellen Elizabeth (:Mrs.). confec- Hodgkinson Thomas.farmer,Oaklands gel', Market placetioner. 76 & 78 Wharton road Hodgson Wm. The Ark P.H.Market pI Sumner William, farrmerBerry Ena (Mrs.), draper, Wharton I'd Hughes Wm. shopkeeper. Prince's st Sumney Hannah (Mrs.), draper.Billington John Henry Lim. coal mel'S Hulse John. coal dealer. Market place School roadBownes Edward, grocer & butcher, 4, Hulse M. (Mrs.), shpkpr.325Station I'd Thompson Nathan, collector of rates6 & 10 Market place Hulee Nathan. baker. 7 Wharton road to the Urban District Council. ~1ar-Bratt Joseph, shoe maker & grocer. Jackson Roht. shopkpr. 410 Station I'd ket place364 Station road Johnson Mary Jane (Miss),shopkeeper. Tomkinson Walter. shopkeeper. 382Buckley Joseph, boot & shoe maker. Wharton green Station road283 Station road Kimlin John, shpkpr. 408 Station I'd Verdin Public Baths (Henry Beswick,Burrows Peter. beer retailer & shop- Kitchen Jas. shopkpr. 346 Station I'd manager). Market placekeeper, 16 Ledward street Lei~h Edmund (exors. of), coal, coke Tomlinson Sam. Coach & Horses P.H.Burrows Wm. refrshmnt.rms.Mrkt. pI & lime, builders' merchants & salt Market placeCarter William, joiner. builder & cabi- rlistributors Vicke·rs Thomas, North WesteTn: hotelnet maker. 51 School road Madeley Coal & Iron Co. Limite-d, Volunteer (3rd) Battalion CheshireClarke Adam. butcher. 34 Wharton I'd coal merchants, Station Regiment (E Company, Capt. &Curzon Eli, draper, 256 Station road Millington John, farmer. Parks farm Hon. Maj. 'r. A. Jones V.D)Curzon Richard, rope, line & twine Moseley Thos. confectioner. Market pI Whitehead John T. general dealer,manufacturer. 38 Wharton road Newall Charles Sproston. draper. 299 278 Station roadDavey Blanche (Mrs.). draper. 338 Station roaa Whitney Chas. shpkpr. 350 Station I'dStation road Newall John. shopkpr. 64 Wharton I'd Wilkin~l)n James, surveyor to the Ur-Dean Jsph. Moss. grcr. 2 Wharton I'd Newall William. plumber & glazier, ban District Council. Market placeDean Samuel. grocer. 271 'Station road 85 & 87 Station road Winsford Industrial Co-operative Soc.Dean William Henry, grocer, Led- Newall William George. furniture Lim. II Ledward streetward street dealer, 120 Station road Winsford Fire Brigade (Thomas Hulse.Dodd John. blacksmith, Market place Norris Percy. Railway inn supt.). I Station roadDodd Richard Alfred, pork butcher, Oakes Sarah (Mrs.). shopkeeper. 62 Winsford Urban District Gas WorksMarket place Wharton road (F. Sidwell, manager; A. Stubbs,Evans Richd'. & Co. Lim. coal mel's. Parr's Bank Lim. (sub-branch) (WaH, collector), Weaver street(Jas. Churnside.agt.).Winsford stn ~Iarshall, sub-manager); draw on Yarwood Scott, Swan inn, Market pIFletcher Joseph. beer retailer, 281 chief office. 4- Bartholomew lane, Yarwood Francis, joiner, 28 School I'dStation road ij London E C Yearsley Thos. grocer, 275 Station I'dWIRSWALL is a parish in Cheshire. but in the ec- of ~he manor; Robert Peel ~thelston esq. of Hinton.clesiasticaJ parish of WhiteQ,p.rch (Salop); it is 2 miles Whitchurch, and the trl1lstees of the late Rev. C. 'V.north from Whitchurch station on the Chester section of Ethelston, are the chief bndowners. The area is 953the London and North Western and Great Western joint acres; ratea,ble value, £1,777; the population in 1901 wasrailway and 6 miles south frem Malpas•. in the union and 138.county court dismct of Whitchurch. Viscount Comber- Letters by foot post from Whitchurch. which is tL tl UC111'e$t.mere and the Earl of Shrewsbury and Talbot are lords money order & telegroph office. 2 miles distantBeckett Joseph J.P. Belvidere Chesters Joseph. farmer, Grange farm Humphreys J~hn, farmerGoodwin FrankHorton Thomas. gamekeeper to R. P. Nunnerley Thomas, farmer, & seCl'e-Thom Walt·er, Wirswall hall Ethelston es·q tary to the Whitchurch Dairv Far-Dillington John Thos. frmr.Wood cot Nunnerley Richard John. farmer. mel's' Association. Bradeley g"reenBourne Ernest Wm. farmer, Wood fm Wirswall farm Wilkinson Arth.farmer,Wickstead hallWISTASTON is a township. parish and village. half- register dates from the ye1llr ·1572. The living is a rectory.a-mile from the Willaston station on the Crewe and net yearly value £105, with ,residence, and 4 acres ofShrewsbury section of the London a!(d North Western glebe, in the gift of E. W. Delves Walthall esq. and heldrailway. 2 miles north-east from Nantwich and 2 south- since 1.898 by the Rev. Walter Nathaniel M'ayne B.A. ofwest from Crewe, in the Crewe division of the county. Jesus College, C.ambridge. Wistaston Hall, a. handsomeNantwich petty sessioI'!al division. hundrwi, union and building of brick and !rtQne. with a piece of water incounty court district, rural deanery of 1',mtwich and front. is the property of Capt. E. C. Walthall IRA. butar~hdeaconry an.d diocese of Chester. A small portion now (1902) occupied by John Boaskerville Glegg esq. Theof this parish was included within the borough of Crewe, Manor -House, ,rebuilt and furnished with old oak carvedNov. 9, 1892. The cJlUrch of the Virgin Mary. erected in furniture, is now occupied by Joseph Boston esq. Capt.1828. is a plain edifice of brick and stone; it consists of E. C. Walthall R..!.. who is lord· of the manor, A. Knowleschancel with organ chamber. nave. south transept and a esq. of ~antwich, James Bayley esq. of Willaston Hall.western tower. with pinnacles. containing a clock and and Thomas Hancock esq. of 'Mlanchester. are the chief4 bells: the chancel was rebuilt and an organ c~amber la~downers. The s;oil is mostly light sand, and the sub-'and south transept added in 1884. and in 1888 a carved SOlI clay. The chief crops are corn, turnips and potatoes.oak reredos was erected and the floor of the chancel The area is 1,47'2 acres; ratoo.ble value. £4,372; the!aid in mosaic. in memory of John Hill esq. of the Manor population in .190'1 was 494.House. d. II Feb. 1868. and Sarah, his wife. d. 2;1 March, Sexton GeOTcre Stockton1887: the stained east window is a memorial Ito Mrs. • e _ .' . .Edward Delves Broughton, d. 5 July, 18'83, and trJere are Letters through ~antwich. Wl11aston IS. the. nearestothro-s to E. W. D. W.al~hall jun. and to Alexander iL\Iiddle- money order &; telegraph office. half a mile distantmas: the carved oak screen was erected in men';1ory of Wall Letter Box: cleared at 10·415 a.m. & 6,55 p.m.; r.oEdward Delves ,Brou~hton esq. d. 6 Oct. 1'8089: (he pul- sund'ay collechonpit and choir lrtalls a-re also of oak and a n~w .orgcr.n was Church School (mixed). built in 1874. for 170 children;provided in 118'8~: the chureh affords 350 slttmgs. The average attend'ance, 129; James Hutton, masterICHE8HIRB 40

62t1 WISTAATO~. CHESlfIRE. [KELLY Splarked * should be addres"erl \Taull'hnn Miss, Hllntsbank cottageCrewe.) Wainwright George, Daisy villaPnIVATE BESIDEN'TS. Williams :\In. Overton houseArmstrong :M'rs. Highfields COYMERCI.H,.Barber Richard, The Laurels*Bourne John, farmer, Wells farm*Boston Joseph, Manor house Bratherton Jane(Mrs.),frmr.West endBratt Joseph, HighfieldsCook Samuel, blacksmith*Day .lIfred Silvester, Berkeley towri Crewe Geo. farmer, Ohurch Ho. frillDunning William, Highfields Evan"on George, farmerGlegg John Baskerville, Wistaston hall Foster Joseph, farmerGresty John Thomas, The Laurels *Gibson Joseph Samuel, assistantJones Juhn William, The Hawthorns overseer, Vallev roadMayne Re,'. Walter ~athaniel B.A. Gresty John Thomas, wheelwright(i'edor), Rectory.Jackson Sam!. farmer,Huntsbank frm:Morri~ Raymond .A.rnway, Highfields *Lea John, miller (water & steam),Myatt James, LyndhurstWistaston millWOODCHURCH is a parish, township and village,1~ miles south·by-west from Upton station on the NorthWales ,and Liverpool railway and 4 miles west fromBirkenhead station .()n the London land North Westernand 'Great Western joint, railway, in the lower divisionof the hundred of Wirral, union of Wirral, county courtdistrict of Birkenhead, Western division of 1:he county,rural deanery of Wirr.aJ 0.nd archdeaconry and dioceseof Chester. The ohurch of the' Holy Cross is an ancientedifice of stone in the Decorated style, consistingof chancel, nave, south aisle, south porch and a westerntower containing 6 bells: there are six stained windowsand an ancient font: the church affords 400 sittings.'The register dates from the year 1571. The living is arectory, net yearly value £45°, with residence and 50acres of glebe, in the gift of and held since 1897 by theRev. 'Pell'cival Oarteret Robin M.A. of Oriel College,Oxford. There are charities of £50 yearly value, schoolendowments, bread-money for the poor every Sunday,and money advanced to the poor inhabitants as loans,to be expended in the purchase of cows. The Hon. Mrs.Lumley, of 62, Pont street, London '8. W. is the principallandowner. The area of the township is 33'8 acres; aSiessablevalue, £649; the population of the township in IgOIwas 1140.Parish Clerk, William Pealin.Post Ofil'ce.-Edwin Pow.n all, sub-pustmaster. Lettersfrom all PM'ts arrive from Birkenhead at 6.30 a.m. &;6.20 p.m.; dispatched at'-S-40 a.m. & 8 p.m. Postalorders are is!med here, but not paid. Upton is thenearest money order &; telegraph office, one mile distantl\'"ational School (mixed), erected in 1873, for 168 children;average attendance, 85; Henry E. Axton, masterARROWE is a township, 41 miles south-west from Birkenhead,a,bout 2! north-east. from Tlh1lJl'staston s'tatiionon the Hooton and West Kirby section of the London andNurth Western and Great. Western joint railway, and 2south from Uplton station on the North Wales and Liverpoolrailway, in -the union of Birkenhead. tArrowe Hall,the prope.rty of Col. Harry L. B. McOalmont· O.B., .M.rp.now (1902) lIDO'ccupied, is a handsome mansion \in theCroxton Samuel Strong, Home farmRobin Rev. Percival Carteret M.A.(rector), RectoryDodd Joseph, head gardener to S. S.Croxton esqJohnson Elizabeth (Mrs.), Horse &;Jockey P.HJohnson William Meadows, wheelwright& joinerLee Joseph, blacksmithMutch George, sho.pkeeperOre Patrick, farm bailiff to S. S.Croxton esqPealin William, joinerRoberts John, blacksmithARROWE.Stern Maurice, Ivy farmBpnnett William, carter t Col.McCalmont:\LPBurgess Frank, frmr. Arrowe Ho. frmCOM~IEnCUL.Atkinson Walter, slater ~Irby Mill hillBroster Thomas, farmerCooke George (Mrs.), farmerCooke Randal (Mrs.), farmerOross Sarah (Mrs.), Anchor P.HDodd John, farmerDunbabbin Wm. frmr. &; mrkt.Edwards John, blacksmithHancock Thomas, farmerHughes Herbert, farmerHughes Thomas, farmerJackson William, beer retailerReade George, sen. farmer, The GreenReade Geo. jun. frmr. Wistaston grnRobinson Geo. farmer,Yew Tree farmSaddler William, farmer, Red hallSiddall George, farmer, West end*Smith Edmund, cowkeeper & farmer,Vine Tree far.m, Nantwich roadSteele William, Rising Sun innTatton John, farmer, Yew Tree villaThorpe Alfred, coal dlr. The CottageWilkimon Thomas, farmer, Robinson'scornerWood James & Son, brick & tile mkrs.Orchard bank; head office,WiilastnWoodcock Francis Snead, farmerand about one west from Thurstaston station, both onthe London and ~orth Western and Great Western jointrailway. The Primitive Methodist chapel here is a smalliron building holdine- about 100. Birkenhead Glegg esq.of Bnckford Hall, Chester, who is lord of the manor,and the Rev. Thomas Peters B.A. vicar of Burstock,Dorset,are the principal landowners. The enltire area i" 842acres; ratea,ble value, £1,326; the population in Ig01 walI.~6.Letters through Birkenhead. ~rankb~' j" the nearestmoney order & telegraph office, about one mile distantLA:\'DICAX is a township, about 4 miles sO'.lth-westfrom Birkenhead and about 3 north-past from Thurstast0)}station on the Hooton and West Kirby section of theLondon and North 'Western and Great Western joint railway,and one north-west from Store-ton station on theNorth Wales a·nd Liverpool railway, in the parish ofWoodchurch. The Hon. ~rs. Lumley is the principallandowner. The area i;; 626 ncrps; rateable value, £955 ;the popullation in 1901 was ]'1.Let.ters through Birkenhead. Upton is the nearest moneyorder & telegraph office, about 2 miles dJistantNOCTORUM is a .township, 3 miles west from Birkenheadrailway !I'tatiun, and about one mile from Uptonstation on tlhe North Wales and Liverpool railway, -inBirkenhead union. The trustees of t.he late W. C.Vaudrey esq. 01 Eling, Suuthampt{)ll, are the principallandowners. The area. is 330 .a,cres; ra'teable value,£3,2'84; the popul'ation in 1901 was 212.Letters through Birkenhead. Wall Box cleared. at 18.'45 &'10·45 a.m. & 7.30 p.m.; sundays, '5 p.m. -Oxton isthe nearest money order & tele~raph office, about onemile distant.PRENTON is a township, about 3 miles south-westfrom Birkenhead railwar stat.ion. The principal {-art ofthe land belongs to a syndicate. The area is 640 acres;assessable value, £'3,67'1; the population in :1901 was 412.Letters through Birkenhead. Woodchurch lane, Tranmere,i;; the neare..t mone)" order &. telegraph office'Gothic style, surmounted, by trees and standing In the TIDNGWALL is a township, on the road from Birkencentreof an extensive and well-wooded park. Col. /Harry head to Chester, about 5 miles south-west from Birken­L. IB. IMcOalmont C.B.; M.P. of ChEWeley Park, N6IW- head railway station and about 3 east from Thurstastonmarke.t, Oambs, is the sole landowner. The .a,rea is 756 station on the Hooton and West Kirby section of theacres; rateable value, £1,595; the population in IgOI London and North Western and Great Western jointwa~ 121. 1'>a.ilway. Edward Twigge esq. and H. C. Vynerr esq. areLetters through Birkenhead. Upton is the nearest money the principal landowners. The area is 377 acres; rateorder&. telegraph office, I! miles distant able value, £945; the popula'tion in 190.1 was 15'"6.IRBY is a township in the parishes of Woodchurch and I Letters through Birkenhead. Upton is the nearest moneyThurstaston, 6! miles south-west from Birkenhead station order &; telegraph office, abaut 2 miles distan,tWOODCHURCH. Hammond John, farmerHolden Henry, eitate agent to Col..Tones Edward, gardenerKendrick Walter, farmerMcCalmont M.PKendrick George, farmerJones Robert, farmerLeech Horatio C. wheelwrightMacfarlane Robert, farmerSmith James, market gardenerLeech Sophia E. (Mrs.), shopkeeperLees Herbert, farmerMaddock William, farmerIRBY.Murphy Henry, farmerHolland Mrs. lrby :\Iill hillOw~n John Waring, market gardenerSmIth Wm. Hamlet, farmer, Irby hallplasterer, Webb George, builderWilliams Jane (Mrs.), farmerLANDICL~.i Beckett Cuthbert MI: COMMERCIAL.grdnr I Alcock William, farm bailiff to C. M.Beckett esqOkell Maria (Mrs.), farmerI Shakeshaft Joseph, gardener to C. M.I Beckett esqJTurton Mary Ann (:\frs.), farmer

DIRECTORY] CHESHIRE. WORLESTON. 627NOCTORU~I.Procter Charles Jam es, BO'5cobelThin Edward Clouston, The UplandsPRIVATE RESIDENTS. Wylie Richard A. AtholtaineBeausire Joseph Wethersfield Ziegler John H. GorsefieldGaskell Hannah :\Iary (Mrs.), farmer,Prenton Hall farmJohnson Robert, farmer, Lower farmJohnson Thomas, farmer,Higher farmBeazley James Henry, OakdeneCOMlIERCIAL.'Crooks M'rs. The Grange Allison George, head gardener to E. THI~Glr.A.LL.Beausire Joseph, Wethersfield C. Thin esq Dobson )Irs. HeathfieldDavies John, Rathlyon Jackson William J. farmer Twigge Edward, Thingwall hallDempster John, Tynron Caldecott Geo.grdnr. to Gray Hill esq Thompson AlfredDickson George M. Wexford lodge Young Men's Christian Association COMMERCIAL.Doughan James A.. Rathmore Cricket Club A.ldred Richard, farmerGatehouse Charles, WestwoodHenderson W. R. )lenloYoung Men.'s OhristianLawn Tennis ClubAssociation Crowhurst ""illiam, farmerLamb Thomas, farmerHill John E. Gray, Mere hall)!'oore Thomas, farmerKreitmair Francis, Firdene PRENTON. Quirk Martin,grdnr. to E. Twigoe esqLeete Mrs. Firwood Jolliffe John, Pear Tree house Smith 'William, beer retailer eLeete William Griffiths, The Chalet Shaw William P. Keewayden Spark John, farmer, Sunfield cottageNickels Walter L. Chenotrie Barton Jas. engineer to water works Williams .Alice pIrs.), laundressWOOD!ORD is.a township and small village, ~n~ was . parishi?nl:\rs and ~ri~nds, and further renovated in 1899,form:ed mto a pansh Jan. 17, 1873, from the pa~lS'h of I and affords 200 slttmgs. The register dates from thePrestbury; it is 2 miles south fro~ Bramhall stat'lOn on Iyear 184.2 . Th~ living. is a Yicarage, net yearly valuethe Macclesfield and Stockport sectIOn of the London and £120, WIth reSIdence, In the gift of William IBromley­North Wes~er~ railway, and 5 sout.h~b!-west frllm Stock- Davenport esq. M.P. and held since 1898 by the Rev.port, and IS In the Kn~bsford dlVlSIon of the c.oun.ty, John Beggs )I.A. of Worcester College, Oxford. William~Iacclesfield hundred, umon and county court dIstrIct, Bromley-Davenport esq. ~I.P. of Capesthorne, is the chiefPrestbury petty se5lSionai division, rural deanery of Stock- landowner. The area is 1,448 acre,; of land and 16 ofport.. archdeaconry of ~~acclesfie~d and ~ioces.e of Ches~er. water; rateable value, £2,832; the population in 1901Ohn'st church, erected m 1841, IS a plam edIfice of bnck, was 40+in the Late Perpendicular style, consisting ~f r.av.e, north Sexton, John Bailey.porch. ~nd an ~m~attled western tower Wlth I?mnacle~, Letters through Stockport. The nearest money ordero~ntammg a chlmmg clock and 6 bells: the stamed e~.,t &; telegraph office is at Bramhall, 1~ miles distantwmdow was erected by Mrs. Esther Carr, as a memonal "to her son, William Roylan~, d; II May, 1861, ond there Wall Letter Box cleared at 5.40 p.m. week days onlyare several ol:Jhers: the Church was thoroughly re-stored ~altional School (mixed), erected in 1847, for 120 children;in 1871, and in 1891 was renevated at the l'xpense of the average attendance, 40; Gl:'urge William Malin, ma~terEdmondson Charles Irving, De::mwater Hallworth Anthony, farmer IShotwell Levi, gamekeeper to C. I ..Beggs Rev. In. M.A. (vicar),Vicarage Holland Geo. farmer, Yew Tree farm I Edmondson esqHolland Joseph, farmer, Hill Top frm I Swindells James, farmerCOMMERCIAL.Bailey John, blacksmith & sexton:Booth Rupert, shopkeeperDowns John, farmer, Hawthorn farmEarlem Isaac, farmer,Upper SwineseyeEarlem Joseph, farmerEllrlam Thomas, farmerGibson William, farmer/ WOODHEAD (or Longdendale) is a .hilly. district e~­4Jcnding from 4 to 6 miles east from Tmtwlstle, and m1856 was formed into an ecclesia,stical ra.rish from theparish of Mottram-in-Longdendale, and is in ti,e Hydedivision of the county, Mlacclesfield hundred, Hyde ccunty

628 WORLESTO~. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'Sof chancel, nave, ,transepts, south porch rind a central mile north-cast from Xantwich. Ah':lston~ Grove, theturret with spire, conta,ining one bell: the stained east property of 'William F. E. ~bl'sey esq-. is now occupied'window is a memorial to the Most Rev. G. E. L. Cotton, by Arthur Knowles e~q. The soil is partly arable and'Bishop of Calcutta (1858-67), and there are scyeral others: grazing; the latter predominates. The area is 621 acres;.a brass screen se.parates the ohancel from the nin'e· : in the populati0n. in 1891 was 30.1895 the chancel floor was relaid in mos,a.ic, the gift of Mr. L~·tter8 thruugh Nantwich, which is the nearest moneyJ. Hughes, as a memorial to his wife: the church affords order & telegraph office, one mile dist.ant250 sittings. The register dates from the year 1872. Theliving is a vicarage, net yearly y·alue £199, with resi- ASTON-JUXTA-MOXDRUM is a township 3 milesdence, in the gift of H. R. Tomkinson esq. and held since west from Nantwich. The London and North Western1881 by the Rev. William Yates, of St. Alban Hall,Oxford. railway and the Shropshire Union canal pass throughThe vicarage house, built by Mr. Tomkinson, is of red the township. Col. E. T. D. Cotton-Jodrell R.A. ofbrick wit.h mullioned windows Here is a Free Methodist Reasehcath Hall, is the principal' landowner. The area,chapel built in 1891. Reaseheath Hall, the residence ot is 1,'257 ncres; rateable nIue, £3,314; the population inCuI. Ed"ard Thomas Dayenport Cotton-Jodrell, com- 1901 was 194·nlanding the 2nd Cheshire RE. (Railway) Volunteers, Letters through NantwichD.L., J.P. (formerly RA.), is an ancient gabled residencemansion of red brick, which was thoroughly Ie- CHOLMONDESTONE (commonly called Chumston) isstoredin 1878 and 1892; it stands in a well timbered a township on the road from Nantwich to Over, 6 milesparkof about 200 acres, and was purchased by the Tom- north-west from :Xantwich. The township is interaectedkinson family from the 'Windsors about the year 1760. by the London and North Western railway and the­In 1881 t.he then owner, H. R. Tomkinson esq. barrist-er- Shropshire Union canal. There is a Wesleyan Methodistat-law, handed the estate over to his nephew, the present chapel here. Lieut.-Col. William Bromley Dayenportoccupier. Rookery Hall, a modern residence of stone, D.S.O., M.P. of Capesthorne Hall, Chelford, who is lordbeautifully situated on a commanding eminence, is the of the mallOI', and Col. Charles Hosken Frarrce-HayllUrst,residence of Baron William Henry Von 'Schriider D.L., of Bostock Hall. ~1iddlewich, are the principal land­J.P. \Yoriestoll Grange is a building of bric~ and stone, owners. The area is 1,7-+9 acres, chiefly pasture; ratewithgood plensure grounds. 'l'he principal landowners able value, £3,573; the population in 1901 was 162.are Baron Schroder and H. R. Tomkinson esq. The area Letters through Nantwich & Winsford R.S.O.; nearestis 1,139 acres of land and 1'2 of water; rateable value, money order office, Nantwich & telegraph office, Wor-£2,363; th~ population of the township in 1901 was 4'35; lestonecclesiastical parish in 1891, 898. POOLE, 2~ miles north from Nantwich, is a township-Post & T. O. &. Express Delivery Office.-John Hulse,sub-postmaster. Letters through Nantwich alTive atand scattered village. The Shropshire Union canal passesthrough. There is a Wesleyan Methodist chapel here,.6.55 a.m. & 6,'5 p.m.; dispatched 8.15 a.m. & 6,5° p.m. erected in I~34' Pool~ Hall, t~he property o.f W. F. E.Postal orders are issued. here, but not paid. The Massey esq. IS a manSlOTh of bI'lck, commandmg' pleasantBarony, Xantwich, is the nearest money order office I yiews, of :he su~rounding COUI~t.ry; it. was the seat of· 1 S h 1 ( . d) b 'It 'th d t h d ter' the Elcocke f3nulv from the hme of Henry VIII. andNat lOna c 00 s mlxe UI WI., ' hilde ac e masds . .'. . .IS now the reSIdence of WIlham Henry Holland esq. :\;I.P.~eslde~ce 111 I88~, f.o.r 130 c ~en; average atten ance, William Walley Downes esq. is lord of the, manor and,,2 ho) s & 37 guh, Fred Snuth, master the principal landowner. The area is ]6'2 acres; rat.eable-Railway Station, ~Ioses Jones, station master yalue, £1,616; the population in 1901 was 155.ALVASTOX, formerly a township in Nantwich ciYil Letters through Nantwich, which is the nearest moneyparish, has been amalgamated with Worleston; it is I order & telegraph office, 2, m.ile~ distantWORLESTON. Cookson Frank, coal dealer Xoden John, farmer, Bottom houeeCotton-Jodrell Col. Edward ThomasDavenant H..A., D.L., J.P. ReaseheathhallSchroder Baron William Henry VonD.L., J.P. Rookery hallSchroder William Henry VonThe CottageWhittingham Alfd. Edwin, ReaseheathYates Rev. William, The Vica,rageCOMMERCIAL.Cornes Thos.frmr.Old Reaseheath hallCornes Thomas, farmer, Mile houseDeering Joseph, Royal Oak innGray Roht. bailiff to Baron SchroderJackson Fredk. farme,r. Dairy farmLeach Thomas, farmer, Henhull laneLloyd William, grocer, Reaseheath~fajor Saml. farmr. Mile House famlSant Thomas, cowkeeperSmith William, frm-r. Reaseheath fmALVASTON.Knowles Arthur, Alvaston groyeCannon -, farmerClayton Charles C. farmer & butcherDavenport In. frmr. Windy harbourGreen Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmerJohnson Thomas, laundryMillington George, Beam-heath keeperASTON-JUXTA-MONDRUM.Ackerley William, coal dealerBarnett Arthur, farmer &; breeder,Rose farmBriscbll John, cowkeeperOheshire Dairy Institute (teachers, Owen William, tailorMiss J. Foster, cheese maker; Miss *Perkins William, farmer, New farmA. M. Harrison, butter maker; Ravenscroft Samuel, farmer, Chol-Alfred A. Hopw~od, farm manager; mondestone hall (letters throughR. P. Ward, sec.), Aston hall Minshull, Middlewich)Darlington Abraham, farmer, Braynes Spann John, farmerJ.P. Hall Vickers Geo. farmer, Top farmDarlington John, farmer\Vhittingham Joseph, farmerDone William, farmer, TheLower hall Wright Thomas, farmer, Green bankG~iffiths Thos.frmr.&btchr.New farmTomlinson John, farmer, Boundary fmPOOLE.Williamson Wm. farmer, Gate-on­HatchHolland William Henry M.P. PooleWright Joseph, cowkeeperhall; 61 Queen's gate S W & Reform,National Liberal &;CHOLMONDESTONE.Ranelagbclubs, London S W(Marked thus * receive their letters Blackburne William, grocer & farme,rthrough Nantwich,the rest through Betts Nathaniel, cowkpr. Poole hillsWinsford R.S.O.)Buckley In. Gamand, frmr. CherryHesketh Mrs.Fruit cottageorchardDarlington Esther (Mrs.), farme,r:COMMERCIAL.Poole Old hall*Bennion Jas. farmer, Cross bank Devey Henry, cowkeeper*Bolderston Mary (Mrs.), farm er, Done William, farmer, Poole houseGate farm Gordon Frederick, blacksmith*'Griffiths Charles, farmer &; butcher, Hughes Samuel, farmerHollow bankHunt William, farmer, Poole houseHesketh Oliver E.frmr.Daisy Bank fm Lloyd Thomas, cowkeeperHewitt Thomas, farmerSimpson In. J. farmer,Cherry orchardHitchin Joseph, farmerRutter Colin, farmer, Cherry orchardHitchin William, cowkeeper Smith Mary (Mrs.), farmer, Oak*Hornby Thomas, farmer &; district Tree farmcouncillor, Pine cottageTapley Geo. farmer, Poole croft gateJones Betsey (Mrs.), farmer, Hay- \Vilkinson Ann (Mrs.), cowkeeperthorne farmWilson William. farmer, Poole hillMajor Ma.ry (Mrs.), farmer, Oak- Wood ~redk. farmer, Poole Hall farmfield houseWRENBURY-cum-FRITH is a parish, township Ihundred, rural deanery of Nantwich and archdeaconryand village, with a station on the Crewe and Shrewsbury and diocese of Chester. The river Weaver and thesection of the London and North Western railway, S Chester and Ellesmere canal run through the township.miles south-west from Nantwich, 9 south-westb from The church of St. Margaret, with the exception of theCrewe, 6 north-east from "Whitchurch, 8 east from Mal- chancel. rebuilt in 1606 and 1806, is a fine building otpas, and 160 from London, in the Eddisbury division of stone in the late Perpendicular style, consisting ofthe county, Nantwich petty sessional division, union and chancel, cIerestoried nave of five bays, aisles, vestry,co.nty court dist.rict, Audlem divisiJn of the Nantwich south porch and an embattled western tower with Rin-

DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. WRENBURY-CUM-FRITH. 629nac1es., containing a clock and 6 bells; in the chancel aremural tablets to members of the Starkey family, and(lther memorials to members of the Cotton family, from1702 to 1848, including an elaborate mural monument toField-Marshal the 1St Viscount Combermere G.C.B.,G.c.a constable of the tower and commander-in-chief inI~di~ d. 21 Feb. 1865. A stained east window wasinserted by the Cotton family in 1866: and in 1891 fourmemorial windows were placed to Mary Woolley (Gibbings),third wife of Field-)farshal 1St Viscount Combermere,she died 13 Aug. 1889. The register datesfrom the year 1593. The living is a vicarage, net yearly_alue £la9, with residence. in the gift of the vicar ofActon, and held since 1878 by the Rev. Thomas Wilkin­-son Norwood B.A. of Queens' College, Cambridge. Thereis a small Primitive Methodist chapel at Wrenburyheath, erected in 1848. The old National school, datingfrom 161)3, has an open timbered roof and is lent bythe vicar for public meetings &c. The charities are asfollows-I5a. or. 3p. of land at Wistaston and a tenement:and 14 acres of land at Wrenbury-cum-Frith, now prod.ucingtogether £68 annually, for the minister ofWrenbury: a farm of 30a. 3r. at Frith lane, producing£58 yearly, which sum is distributed to the poor ofWrenbury parish: a rent-charge on Wrenbury Woodfarm, now yielding £27 lOS. yearly, which is distributedby the trustees of the consolidated parochial charities,'Chiefly on St. Thomas' and St. Mark's days: RichardFodmore's gift of £2, of which £1 is for the poor and£1 for the benefice of Newhall, and Robert Larden's of7s. 6d. a perpetual rent-charge on a farm on WrenburyFrith, for the poor of Wrenbury and Chorley: a bond'given by the Mersey Dock and Harbour trustees in 1863produces £23 28. 4d. annually for apprenticing and distributionamongst the poor of Wrenbury pari'Sh: RalphlJuckley's benefaction of £5 12S. 8d. given in 1601, is'for the distribution of thirteen 2d. loaves every Sundayto the poor who attend service at the church: Richard'Cartwright's charity of £4 6s. 8d. is similarly for thedistribution of ten 2d. loaves. There is £203 6s. 8d.invested in conso1s for the relief of the rates of Wrenbury"township now in the Nantwich Union, being the gift of"the ShJ:opshire Union Canal Company for the right of'Cutting over Wrenbury Frith. M. Hewitt's gift of£1 2S. lId. a quarter is divided in equal sums between"the sunday school and 24 poor widows on St. Thomas'~ay by the vicar. Viscountess Combermere left in 1889£500, less £10 legacy duty, the interes't of which is-divided between 25 aged people, one half chosen by the-vicar and the other half by the owner of CombermereAbbey from poor persons employed on the estate. The~('hool dole of £II 5s. 6d. and the apprentice dole of£8 12S. od. are in the hands of the parish trustees.Wrenbury Hall, a mansion in the Elizabethan style,about three quarten of a mile north-east, is the residenceof Arthur Starkey esq., J.P. A sale for cattle is'held on the second and last Monday in each month at'the Salamanca hotel. In 1896 the sale yard, which-adjoins the station, was enlarged and improved. TheMarquess of. Cholmondeley, who is lord of the manor,the trustee~ of Viscount Combermere (a rh~nor), andArthur Starker esq. J.P. are the chit>f landowners. The-soil is mixed; subsoil, clay and sand. The chief crops·a·re wheat, oats, roots and potatoes, aneL a good deal ofthe land i~ in pasture. The area of the township is~,I71 acres of land and 13 of water; rateable value,£491; the population in 1901 was 4.141.Wrenburr Fribh is a hamlet.hall contributory, sending 2 members; T. H. Whiteley,Nantwich, clerk to the boardBoard School (mixed &; infants), erected, with house forthe master attached, in 1875, at ~ cost, together withthose at Broomhall, of about £4,3°0; the building willhold 223 chilLlren; uverag-e attendance, 120 boys' &igirls & 75 infants; John Griffiths, master; Mrs. 'JaneGriffiths, m.istress &; ~Iiss Mary Guest &; ~Iiss AliceCamt>ron, assistnot mistressesRailway Station, Thomas Birch, station mastel'BROMHALL (or Broomhall) is a small village andtuwnship, une mile from 'Wrenbury station on the Crew('\and Shrewsbury section of the London and North Westernrailwrty and 4 south-west from ~:mtwich. The Earl ofKilmorL'Y K.P.• A.D.-C. who is lord of the manor, andthe trustees of the late Anthony Shuw esq. J.P. of Buglawton(d. 1900), are the chief landowners. The areais 1,332 acres; rateable value, £2,216; the populationin 1901 was 114.Post Office, Sound.-Ralph Merrill, sub-postmaster.Letters through Nantwich arrive at 7 a.m.; dispatchedat 7 p.m. on week days only. Postal orders are issuedhere, but not paid. Aston is the nearest money order &;telegraph office, 2 miles distantBoard School (mixed & infants), built, with master'shouse, for this & the adjoining townships of Broomhall,BoodJington, Sound &; a part of Newhall, in 1875; it willhold I I3 children; avera:ge attendance, 70; JosephPickerill, master; Mrs. Eunice Pickerill, infants' mistCHORLEY township in Wrenbury civil parish is nowpart of Bickley e

630 WRENBURY-ClJM-FRITH. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'S!Manley James, pump mao Holland ho ASTON HEATH. Lawrence James, farmerPotts Samuel, butcher Hopkins James, cowkeeperScott Rober~, Cotton Arms ho~e~, ac- Lee Alfred cooperMottram William, farmer, Ferney bank(letters through Whitchurch,Salop)co~odatlOn for tr~vellers, ~sltors, Manley Stephen, wheelwright Pye James Thomas, farm bailiff to J.cychsts &c.; spaCIOUS s~ablmg & Warburton George shopkeeper Bibby & Sons, Hall-o'-Cooleloose boxes, pleasure parties catered ' *,Shibey Thomas, farmer, Pinicale,.for &c BROOMHAJ,T.. Coole laneSheen Wm. cowkpr. Wrenbury heath Brown James, fa,rmer, Mickley hallSutton Thos. farmr. Wrenbury Frith Brown John Jas. farmer, Coronel'ageIIShww Wm.jun. farmer, Sandford fnn*Shuker Alfred, cowkpr, Brown's bnkSho»8 Jsph.Wm. coal ellr. Railway stn Cartlidge Joseph, cowkeeper IISpencer Thomas Bradford, NewhallThomas Joseph. thrashing machine Fitton George, farmer, Pritch pottery ware manufacturer, blackowner, The Oaklands Hall Thomas, cowkeeper earthenware, garden pots, forcers,Thomasson James,seer, Frith hallfarmer & over- Merrill Ralph, cowkeeper, Post officePowell Joseph, joinervases &C. &c. & frmr. Kingswood grn:IITrelfa Thos. farmer, Mount Pleasnll,Thomasson SamI. farmer, Yeald eot RidCTway Samuel, blacksmith Ward Wm. farmer, Newbridge houseThomasson In. farmer, Porter's hill Ste;'ens'on Wm. frmr. Top-of-the-Twn Weaver Thomas, cowkeeperThomsonWilliam L.R.C.P. & L.R.C.S. Taylor Charles, farmer, !Heatley Welsh Isaac, farmer, Newhall millEdin. surgeon, & medical officer & Tomkinson Frank, horse dealer Williams John, farmer, Mill farmpublic V'accinator.Wrenbury district, Weaver Joseph, wheelwright Williams Thomas, shopkeeperNantwich union & medical officer & Wriaht William, farmer, Oak farm IIWilliamson Edward, farmerpublic vaccinator Marbury district, e Wood William, farmer, Lower house-Whitchurch union DODD'S GREEN. Wright Albert, farmer, Royals WoodUrmston Edwd. frmr. Wrenbury Frith Boffey Thomas, cowkeeper II Young Elizh. (Mrs.), frmr.Sheppen.Vaughan John, farmer, Post office Millington Thomas, cowkeeper Young Thos. J. farmer, Hollin laneWard Geo. Franklyn, frmr. TheWoodSOUND.Welsh David, surgeon M.D., C.M., NEWHALL. Aston Joseph, fa,rmerRSc. (Pub. Health) Edin. Stanley (Marked thus * receive their letters Bebbington George, cowkeeper~o~tage, & rural district councillor through Audlem, Nantwich.)W~lliamsonJas.shoe ma.Wrenbury htb (Marked thus II receive the.ir lettersBourne Edward, &Sound oakSamuel, farmers,.W~ndsor Wm: frmr. The Lane acres through Aston, Nantwlch.) Cliffe Richard, farmr. Sound manor'Wmdsor HeWItt, agent for the Shrop- (Others receiv·ed through Wrenbury, Cooke Alfred, farmer, Hill farmshire Union Canal Co. W.renbulj· NantwIch.) Foxley Mary (M,rs.), grocerwharf Page )fiss, Cross house Furber Elizabeth & Emma (Misses)poASTON. COMMERCIAL. farmersKing Ailexander, Aston cottage Alcock Thos. farmer, Bleakhouse Heath Charles, farmerReadless Mrs B dd 1 J h (~I) f mer Heath William, farmera e ey os ua. rs., ar 'Hill William,· farmer, SummerfieldPhillip GeorgeSalesbrookShaw William, sen. Sandford cottage *Basford Charles, farmer, Coole lane Hocknell Wm. drilling machine owner-Tew RichardCOMMERCUL.Bonell Seymour, farmer, Coo's fa-rm Jackson Samuel, farmer.*Chester Philip Hall, frmr.Laurel ho Jacks?n Wm. frmr. W~ltegate house-Amson Joseph, Bhurtpoore inn IICliffe Geo. frmr. Kingswood green I Mann~ng J~~.. frmr. Bndge. farmJohnson Mrs. farmer Dain Charles, farmer, The Royals Manmng ~'~lliam, frmr. FIelds fp1'mManley Henry &, Sons,Lim. auctioneers ~Foster William, cowk'eeper Mason WIl~la~, cowkeeper& commission agents &c:.\1anley Henry, a~sistant overseer*Gouldbourn Clement John & Joseph Pow~ll BenJamm, g~ocerHenry, farmers, Brickwall Robmson Jabez, b~lcklayerManley Samuel, builder & contractor Hall Thomas, farmer, Coole laneMounfield James, farmer *iHill Samuel, farmer, Brown's bankShone Joseph, taIlorVa~ghan ~h?mas, farmr.Fullhurst hallRobinson Frederick. 'llusic teacher *Ho'bson John, farmer, Coole lane WrIght WIlham H. farmer, Sound hallSumner Arthur, corn dealer, .& post *Hunt.bach iRobt. farmer, 'Honin green Young John, cowkeeperoffice, Aston mills IIHuntbach William, farmer, Moor WOODCOTT.Warburton William, coal dealerWelch Isaac, blacksmithhall & Dodds green Robinson Arthur, farmer, Yew trt'e*Jones Samuel, farmer, Brown's bnk Whittaker John, farmer, Woodcott hillWYBUNBURY is a parish and township on the roadfrom Nantwich to Newcastle and 'Woore (Staffordshire),kt. of Brereton. 'There are 550 s,ittings. The register-dates from the year 1558. The living is a vicarage,about 3 miles. south from Willaston station on the branch net yearly value £255, with residence, and IS acres ofof the London and North Western line from Crewe to glebe, in the gift of the Bishop of Chester, and heldNantwich and Shrewsbury, 4l south from Crewe, and 3l since 1900 by the Rev. Henry George Lancaster M.A. ofeast from Nantwich, in t·he Crewe division of the county, University College, Durham. The Wesleyan chapel,Nantwich union, petty sessional division, hundred and erected in 1817, is a brick building; the new chapel~county court district, rural deanery of Nantwich and erected in 1864, is of brick with st

DIRECTORY.J CHESHIRE. WYBUNBURY. 631amongst the poor of the tNwnship of Hur.st~r50n on ChristmJ.sDay; the income of tms charity, now £4 IS. od. isincluded in the consolidated charities, and is assigned tothe girls' school at Wybunbury. The aggregate interestof the charities for distribution in kind and money habout £20 yearly. Charities not consolidated: W. R.Johnson, in 1873, left £1,000, the interest to be distributedto the poor in the purchase of coals and.: clothing. JohnWhitmngham, in 1846, left £1,000, in trust, the interestto be distributed in bread and clothin/:l to the poor of theparish in the months of November, December andJanuary. Sir Thomas Delves, in 1727, directed his trusteesto raise, within 16 years after his decease, the sumof £1,000 from certain lands &c. and that the same shouldbe invested in the purchase of land, the profits and rentsarising out of which to be applied to the education ofpoor children of the parish of Wybunbury and of Hunstersonin Doddington parish; this' C'harity now produces£180 yearl1' The emoluments of the master from thisfund are £80 yearly, with a provision of coals and freeresidence. '.I'here are several other charities bequeathedto the township of Wybunbury, producing £27 yearly,which sums are distributed in kind and money to thepoor. Sir Delves Louis Broughton bart. is lord of themanor and principal landowner. The son is loamy; subsoil,marl, and is chiefly in pasture; whoot, barley, oatsand turnips are also cultivated. The area of the townshipis 850 acres; rateable- value, £2..F8 j the population in1901 'Tas-parish, 5,9°0 j township, 516.Parish Clerk, George Henry Ebon.Sexton, John Henry Ellson.POi"t, M. O. &: T. 0., T. M. '0., Express Delivery, ParcelPost, S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office.-Jas. Clarke,sub-postmaster. Letters arrive from Nantwich at 7.20a.m. & are dispatched thereto at 6.20 p.rnSchools.Village National (girls), for 100 children; average attendance,65; with an income of about £20 yearly from thebpnefactions of Illidge Heath & otbeTS j Mrs. CharlotteVickers, mi!'tre~sDelves' Free Cbalrity, elfected in 1822, for ISO boys javerage attendance, about 60 boys; & in part supportedby the charIty previously mentioned; Ernest E. Powley,masterBATHERTON (or Bartherton) is a township, 2 milessouth from Xantwich and 2 milei" west from Wybunbury.Batherton Hall is now occupied as a farmhouse. SirDelves Louis Broug-hton bart. is lord of the manor andsole landowner. The area is 428 acres; rateable value,£605 j the population in 1901 was 29.Letters through ~an1:rwich. Wybunbury and Nantwichare the nearest money order & telegraph offices, 2 milesdistantBLAKENHALL is a township and small village, nnd Imile from Betley Road station, which is in this township,on the main line of the London and North Western railwayfrom Crewe to Stafford. Sir De-lves Louis Broughtonbart. is lord of the manor and chief landowner. The areais I,GH acres; rateable value, £6,247; t·he population in1901 was 196.Letters through Nantwich. Wybunbury is the nearestmone)" ordel" & relegraph office, about 3 miles distantRailway Station, Betley road, L. & N. W. railway, WilliamGeorge Bowles, station masterHATHERTON is a village and township on the road fromNantwich to Audlem and Market DTayton, and is 4 miles8Outh-east from Nantwich and 3! north-east from Audlemstation on the section of the Great Western railway fromNantwich to Market Drayton and Wellington. There isa Wesleyan Methodist chapel, built in 1900, and a PrimitiveMethodist chapel. Hatherton House, a noble mansionof brick, is t·he residence of Mrs. Acton. The principallandowners are Sir Delves Louis Broughton bart.and ~lrs. "'"alkden, of Broomlands, who is lady of themanor. The area is 1,666 acres j rateable value, £3,°58;the population in IgoI was 290.Post Office.-Thomas Austin, sub-postmaster. Lettersarrive from Nantwich at 6.50 a.m. & are dispatched at6,4° p.m. Postel orders are issued here, but notpaid. Vv)hunhury is the nearest money order & telegTaphuffice, 3 miles dista.ntWall Letter Box (near Chnpel), cleared 6.55 p.mHOUGH is a small village and township 3 miles southwestf.rom Crewe, on the road from ~ewcast1e-under­LvmE', Staffs, to Xantwich. ThE're is a primitive Metho·dist chapel here, erected in 186o. The area is 987 acres jratpable nIue, £2,086; the population in Igol was 324.Post Office.-Jesse Adams, sub-postmaster. LE'tter~through Nantwich, received 8,35 a.m. j delivered 6.15p.m. j no sundar delivery. Postal orders are iS~lledheFe, but not paId. Shavington is the nearest moneyorder & W)'bunbury the nearest telegraph office, 2 milesdistantLEA is a small township, 2 miles north-west fromB.~tley Road station on the London and Xorth Westernrailway. Lea Hall is now used as a farmhou~f'. SirDelves Louis BroughtoIlt bart. is lord of the manor andchief landowner. The area is 427 acres; rateable value,£"G34; the population in 1901 was 70.Letters through Nantwich. 'Vybunbury is the nearestmoney order & telegraph office, one mile distantROPE is. a township and small straggling village, 2!miles east from Nantwich. Sir Louis Delves Broug-htonbart. is lord of the manor and principal landowner. Thearea i!l 613 acres j rateable value, £1,517; the populationin 1901 was 62.Letters through Crewe. Shavington is the nearest moneyorder office & Willaston the nearest telegraph offici', !of a mile distantSHAVINGTON-CUM-GRESTY is a township and com~pact village, 2 miles south from Crewe and I~ miles fromWillaston station on the London and North Western railwayfrom Crewe to Nantwich and Shrewsbury. A smallportion of this township was included in the borough ofCrewe, Nov. 9, 18~. The mission church, built in 1886,was burnt down Nov. 5th, 1892, and has been replaced byan iron church, with sittings for 130. There is also aWesleyan 'Methodist chapel, erected in 1876: a Primitive~thodist chapel, built in 1869: a Free Methodistchapel, erected in 1886: and a Free Gospel chapel,erected in 1871. Shavington Hall was the ancient seatof the Woounoths. Sir Delves Louis Broughton bart.i~ lorti of the manor. The chief landed proprietors arethe Earl of Crewe and Harold Newcombe esq. of theHough. The 8Jrea is 1,154 acres; rateable value. £4,791 ;the popula.tion in 19o1 "as 1,149.Post & M. O. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office.­Robert Tilsley, sub-postma.~ter. Lett·ers through Crewe·arrive at 7.25 a.m. & 3.50 p.m.; dispatched 7.30 a.m..& 7 p.m. Willaston is the nearest telegraph office, I~miles distantWall Lett·er Box, Cheshire Cheese PH. cleared 7.20 p.mPolice Sta.tion, Frank Williams, constableGresty is a hamlet in the township of Shavington, abouthalf a mile to the east.Schools.School Board, formed May 28, 1874; Thomas H. 'Whiteley,~antwich, clerkBoard (mixed), erected in 1874, for 160 children; averagef1ttendance, 150 j James Henr)' Warner, master.N~w Infant·s' School, erected 1900, for ISO chIldren;average attendance, 92 j Miss Alice Massie, mistressSTAPELEY is a township and small vi11age, I mile fromWillast{)n station on the Crewe and Nantwich sectionof the London and North West·ern railway, 2 miles southeastfrom Nantwich and 4 south-west from Crewe. The-'principal landowner is Sir Delves Loui!' Broug-hton hart.Henry Hill esq. of the Mount, Willaston, is' lord of thpomanor. The area is 1,249 acres; rateable vC:)'le, £3,8°7;the population in 1901 was 686.Letters through Nantwich. Willnston is the J1earestmoney order & telegraph office, one mile distant -._,Wall Letter Boxes :-Broad lane, cleared at 7 p.m. j sundays,10.35 a.m. & Butt Green cleared at 7 p.mKational School (mixed), erected in 1854, for 164 children;average attendance, 98; Robert Boardman, masterWALGHERTON (or Walkerton) is a village and township,3 miles south from Willaston station. Sir DelvesLouis Broughton bart. is lord of the manor and chieflandowner. The area is 388 acres; rateable value,£1,385 j the population in 1901 was 178.Wall Letter Box cleared at 6.15 p.m.; no collection onsundaysLetters through Nantwich. The nearest money order &telegraph office is at Wybunbury, ! a mile distantWILLASTON is a towns-hip, with a station on thebranch of the London and North Western railway fromCrewe to Nantwich and Shrewsbun', a mile nnd a halfeagt from Nantwich and two and a half miles from Crewe.There is a Wesleyan Methodist chapel here, erected in1864 j and a Primitive Methodist chapel, built in 1875.Steele's charity of 58. is for widows in this ta:wnship and

632 WYBUNBUHY. CHESHIRE. [ KELLY'SWeston. The principal landowneflsBayley and Lazarus Salisbury esqrs.acrl:'S; rateable value, £7,095; thewa~ 2,4°0.are James HayesThe area is 1,010population in 1901Po:,t, M. O. & T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, ParcelPost, :-:'. B. & Annuity & In:,urance Office.-AlexanderBrown, sub-postmaster. Letters through 1\antwicharrive. 6,55 a.m. & 5 p.m.; dispatched II a.m. & S &8.30 p.mTown Sub-Post & ~I. O. 0., S. B. & Annuit~· & InsuranceOffice, Cre"'e Road.-Mrs. Ellen Cookson, mb-I'u4mistress.Letters, through Nantwich, di"patched 11.2 5a.m. &. 1.15, 5.55 & 9 p.mCuunty Police Station, Robert James Simcock, sergeant;Alexander Wyse, constableWillaston School (boysh founded by Philip Barker esq.in 1898, is a large structu.re of red. brick, surroundedby fine Irruunds of .:q acres, & havmg entrances fromthe Ore,~e & London roads; a gymnasillm is attached;Gur Lewis M.A.Oxfol'd head maste.r; Bel'. J. H. Woods)I.A. St. PetN's Colleg-e, CambrIdge & ManchesterCollege, Oxford; H. L. -Jones B.A. o.f M~rtun: C~llege,Oxford & A. D. Tobler, Berne UmversIty, aSSIstantmasters; Ed.win lV. :\IarshaJI, 38 Barton arcade, Manchester,clerkSchool Board, formed March 19, 1874; C. E. Speakman,clerkBoard School, erected in 1875, & enlarged in 11899, withmaster's residence, for 400 children; average attendance,125 boys. 120 girls & 80 ~IlJfants; F;ank Griffiths,mast.er; Miss Ma,ry Steele. Inlstress; MISS Ellen Harper,infants' mistressRailway Station, John Butler. station master"'YBUNBURY.Brookshaw -George, Hawthorn cotsBuckton Rev. oHarold, Astbury houseCope Mrs. The PoplarsDutton Joseph, Grove houseDutton WilliamGreenup William, Blakelow houseHayes :M1'sLancaster Rev. /Henry George M.A.(vicar), The VicaragePotts Samuel, The HolliesTomkinson Ellen (Mrs.), farmer . Dodd Ralph, farmerTurner l':athaniel, farmer & butcher Jackson Samuel, farmerWrifTht John, farmerPotts Samuel, farmer'" ,Trickett John, farmerH.A.THERTO~.l'1:ickett ·Mary (Mrs.). farmerActon Mrs. Hatherton housl:'Freme John Rowdon, Hatherton lodgeGlover Miss. Kiln cottageOakhill GeorgeWalkden Mrs. BroomlandsCOllMERCL-\L.Shum Re,'. Arthur Collingham(curate) Austin Thomas, farmer & shopkeeper,Post officeCOMMERCIAL.Bebbington Joseph, farmerBaker John, carpenter Bower Harold, farmeq-, Park housesBona George Williams, farmer, Pinfold Dobson Richard, farmerBourne Harry, saddler Edwards Joseph, farmerCawley Bros. grocers; & at Willaston Garner George, farmer & blacksmith,SHAVINGTOX.(Marked thus t letters should be ad·dressed Nantwich.)Billington William. Sunny sideEdwards Ralph, Gresty lodgeGarnet William, The GroveHatchard John G. Shavington villa.Hunter Samuel, Shavington lodgeJohnson Francis Wood, Alma cottageMalam Edmund. Westley terraceMorgan George E. Chestnut villaShrewsbury & Talbot Earl of, Sha.vington hallWillett 'Yilliam, The Lymes,Clarke Jas. joiner & grocer, Post offlct' White House farmCooper James, tailorGregory Thomas, cheese factorCope Geo. thrashing machine propr HeIer Joseph, farmer COMMERCIAL.Cope ""Villiam, shoe maker Hobson Henry, farmer Boote Thomas Richard. farmerCorn John, Red Lion inn Jennings Tho'mas, shopkeeper Brayford Charles, fa~mer, Gresty,.Crewe James, farmer, Pinfold Johnson Owen, frmr. Hatherton farm Broadhurst Mary (MISS), shopkeeperCrewe Joseph, farmer, Grange farm Lawton Charles, frmr. Hatherton hall Broadhurst William John, grocer &Dodd Thomas, farmer, Blakelow Lawton Thomas, farmer, Manor farm draper & assis~ant o~erseer .Dutton Thomas, farmer, Howbeck Manning 'Ym. wheelwright & farmer Crewe Co-operatIve FrIendly SOCIetyDutton William, farmer, Wiggo cottage Xoden Joseph, farmer, Ashfields (branch) (Edward S~aw, sub-mgr)Dykes Ann (Miss), farmer, Blakelo'W Shore Joseph, farmer Dawson John, beer retaIler & grocerEdwards Albert. cowkeepel' Thomas George, farmer, Holly farm Dodd Ralph. farmer, l\1~. PleasantElIson John Henry, builder Wheelton Cecilly (Mrs.), farmer Dutton John, beer retaIlerFarnell Ernest, blacksmith.& farrier HOUGH Evans Sarah A. (Mrs.),Foster John, bricklayer . Cheese P.H. GrestyCheshireGreen Annie (Mrs.), shopkeeper Francis Ec1ward, Coppice villa Galley George, farmerHollins Peter, farmer & apartments, Hermon Mrs. The Cliff tGoodali Joseph, farmerThe MountLatham James, butcherMolesworth Lionel, Hough houseRiches Herbert, BrooklandsGrocott Samuel, farmer & coal dealertHard.ing James, farmer, The GroveLockett James, farmer cmLllERCIAL. Harding Thomas, farmerPeake John, bricklayer.A.dams Jesse, baker & grocer,& Post off Hewitt George, farmer.Ray George, farmer, Coalpit road Bostock James, farmer Leigh George, greengrocerScott Richard, farmer Brereton Alfred, cowkeeper Lindop John, farmer, GrestyScott Samuel, farmer, Howbeck Charlesworth James farmer Lindop John, shopkeeper:Sim~ock Thomas. Bla~k Horse inn & Clarke Wm. (,Mrs.),c~wkpr,lHoughhth Lockett Ann (Mrs.), farmertador Cook Edward. White !Hart P.H Maddock Samuel, farmer,-Gresty farmSmith IHannah (i\irs.). Swan inn Dodd William, hay & straw dealer Merrill James, farmer, Oak farmWalker Annp_ «Mrs.), grocer Eaton John, farmer. Stocklane Mousley William, farmer, GrestyWatson B~nj. Elephant & Castle F.B Grestv Ann (:\lrs.), farmer Murray Annie (Miss), dress malier,Willian~.6 William, dairyman Hodgkiss Ellen & 'Mary (Misses).frmrs Westley terraceWn~'i4ames, brick maker Hughes John, farmer Palin Thos. farm.er, Greenbank farmBATHERTON.Lea Theophilus, farmerPlatt Joseph, bmlderLea, Wm. farmer, Hough heath Platt Thomas, farmerBrookshaw William, miller (water), Maddock Dinah (:\lrs.), wheelwright & Potts George, farmer & coal dealerBatherton millsmithPotts John, fa.rmer, GrestyFurnivall Mary Ann (Mrs.), farmer, Maddock Joseph, farmer, Hough com Powis Geo. Jas. farmer, Oak farmBatherton haHMaddock Simeon, frmr. Hough house Prince George, market gardenerWilliamson William, farmer, Bather- :\[oses John, farmerPym Charles, cattle dealerton farmPalin John, farmer, Heath farm Smith Phrebe (Mrs.), grocerPennington William, farmerSproston James, farmerBLAKENHALL. Steele Thomas, farmer Steele Ed~in, brick maker & farmer,Bebbington Samuel, farmer Timmis George, farmer, Dove house Q-restyBroomfield Joseph, farmer Walker Edward. grocer & shoe maker Steele Matthew, shopkeeper, GrestyCarter James, farmer, Lower Den Wright James, farmer Tickle Richard, farmer, GrestyEd-wards Philip, farmer & millertWade William, farmerEdwards George, cowkeeperHalfpenny Mary (Mrs.), farmerLE.A..Xeild Oliver, farmer, Forge farmWright's Crown Brewery Co. Limited(storehouse)Hodgkiss Hy. farmer, Gonsley green Parton ::.'.Iargt. (::.'.Irs.), frmr. The Hall . STAPELEYJarvis Samuel, farmer Whittaker Ralph, farmer, Lea farm ~; .Keen William, market ~ardener . Bateman WilliamMoore William, farmer, Grange farm ROPE. Bellrse Edwin Reginald J.P. Oaf.fieldRowley James, brick & pipe maker Basford Ralph. farmer Bellyse :\liss, Ravens OakSimpson Geo. Wm. frmr. :Manor frm Cooke John, cowekeper Bennett Mrs. Butt greenSteele John. farmer. Higher Den Cope George, farmer, The Hall Binyon Charles, Prospect house

DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. WYBUNBURY. 633Blades Holland, Butt greenBrown Geo. Brookbank, Newcastle I'd Bebbington Joseph, road sun-eyor toBlinkhorn William John, Stapeley grng RrOWl1 Mrs. 108 Lundon road Xantwich Rural District Council,Boot~ James, Howbeck lodge Cawley Hrbt.Roslyn vils.Wistaston I'd :\IoorfieldsBrown George F. Brook bank Charlesworth :\Irs.Heathfield,Crewe I'd Bost.Jck llichard, falfmerEdwards Charles, :\Ioorlands Chesters Joseph, 81 London road Brereton Arthur, grocerGordon 1Vm. Oliver, The Mile house Davenport John Alder.sey, Heath bank Brown Alexander, grocer & post officeHarlock Thomas, London road Elliott Edwin Dutton, Whitewell Brown John Alexander, grocer, 8rHowson :\Irs. Broad lane Ewell Thomas. 29 Coppice Toad Wistaston roadJohnson Thomas, London road Faulkner Reuben, Crewe road Broster Thos. butcher, Wistaston roadKearsley Major Robert Wilson J.P. Fenner Thos. Roslyn vils.Wistaston I'd Cartwright Joseph. boot ma.3 MoorfldsStapeley house .t"rv Henn, Crewe road Cawley Brothers, grocers & bakers,Latham Mrs. London road Garnett :\Iiss. I I Coppice road Wistaston ToadMerritt Richd. Henry, London road Garnett Richard :\Iaria, Coppice road Uhisnell Jsph. shopkpr. Wybunbury I'dSiddorn 'Harry White, Lindon Ga;rnett R:.chard, Pa;rk house Collett Leonard, registrar of marriagesWhittingham Mrs. London road Gilbert FlI'ank, Thornlea, Crewe road for Xantwich district, 83 London I'dWhittonM'rs. London road Girdle :)(iss, Wistaston road Collier Henry, blacksmith & beer re-Williamson Walter S. Stapeley hall Gresty George, Crewe road bileI', BlakelowWoods John Henry, London road Halfpenny John, Park road Collier William, farmer, London roadWoollridge John, London road Hall James D. 49 Wistaston road Cookson Ellen ()irs.), shopkeeper,PostCmDIERCL-\L. Hesketh HarrY,IRoslyn ds.Wistastn.rd office, Crewe roadBancroft Charles, tailor, Broad lane Hill Henry, Orewe road Cope Frederick Oeo. poultry farmerBasford Thomas. farmer, Howbeck Hill BenT);, The :\Iount Crewe Co-operative Friendly SocietyBoston Benjamin, cowkeeper Hill William, Fern villas, Coppice road (branch) (Jas. Faulkner, sub-mgr)Collier John, farmer Hougihton George, III London road Dean Edward Wm. farmer, Oak bankDavenport Fredk. farmer, Broad lane Hughes Mcrs. Ohesnut vils. Coppice I'd Fitton Samuel, jun. frmr.Brassey hallDobson George, farmer, Oak farm Hutton James. 9 Coppice road Fitton William, farme-T, CheerbrookDykes Joseph, assistant overseer & tax Ikin Edward, Cecil house, Moorfields Foster Juhn, fruiterer, Wistaston To,adcollector Jones H. L. B.A. Willaston school GalI'nett .A.llbert, farmer, BlakelowDykes George, carpenter & farmer Jones James, Crewe road Gibson Joseph Jas. Nag's !Head P.HHassell John, blacksmithLawton Arthur Samuel, Southern road Gresty John T'homas, builder & con.Hobson John, farmer Le.wis Guy ~I.A. (head master),Willas- tractocr &; ·coal merchantHowson Anna (:\lrs.), farmer, Broad la ton school Griffiths George, Durham Heifer P.B.Hulse John, cowkpr. ArtIe brook Lovatt Thomas, The Hollies London roadJohnson Maria (Mrs.), farmer, Yew Lutener Walter Thomas C.E. Beacons- Grifliths Sarah (:\lrs.), cowli:eeper,Tree farm field villa, Wistaston road Eastern road~fi1lillg\on John, farmer, Broad lane Mann Enoch, Ha·rwood villa Hancock George L. house decorator,Mullineaux Hy. shopkpr. Broad lane ~Iason :\1rs. Orewe road 90 Wistaston roadPoassey Arth. beer I'dI'. Broad lane ~1assey Joseph, Coppice road Harlock George, tailor, lIO London l'dSaddler Charles, tailor, ArtIe brook Pedley Miss, :Mere house, Eastern road Harrison Chas. draper, Wistaston roadSalmon John, butcher & cattle dealer Pearson James, Crewe road Hayward Mary (Miss), dress maker,Scott Walter, farmer, Haymoor 17m Pick Miss, 82 London road 7I London roadScott William, farmer, Stapelev hall Poole Henry, Horton villa, Crewe road Hesketh John, joiner, 89 London roadSteele Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper· Proua Charles, Park-wood, Park road Jones Gomea', Leopard innWhittingham J. oR. road surveyor,Aud- Salisbury Lazarus, OheeJ'lbrook house Jones Thomas, cowkeeper, Park roadlern district, NantwichRural District Shaw Thomas, Coppice roadKitchen Henry, pastry cook, 55 Wist-Council Shaw William, 27 Moorfield-s aston roadWhittaker Frank, frmr. Manor Ho.fm Simpson Leonard, Roslyn villas Lovett Thomas, supt. registrar forSkidmore James Stephen J.P. The l'antwich, The Hollies1VALGHERTON.CrosslandsMicklewrightJas.paintr.WY'bunbury I'dBebbington John, Boars Head hotel Stevens Charles Geo. Cheer brook :\'Iicklewright Mary (Mrs.), farmerBeech Mrs. Eliza, farmerTobler A. D. Willaston school Pickford In. Hy. shpkpr.6IWistastn.rdBourne Edwd. !Ely. farmer, Poole bank Topham Mrs. La/barnum villa Roberts John, beer retailer & shopkpr.Brookshaw James, cowkeeper Townley Louis, 5 Coppice road London roadCollier Thomas, farmerWainwright Francis Joseph,Warren ho Salisbury Lazarus, farmerCooper Joseph, cowkeeperWainwright Joseph, Newcastle road Steele Elizabeth (MI'S.), Lamb innCope Ralph, butcher & farmer Welsh James, Crewe roadSteele Matthew, shopkeeper, Crewe I'dCrewe Thomas, farmerWhitehouse William Thos. Wilford vil Steer Charles H. Oheshire Cheese P.H.Featherstone Charles, farmer Whitmore John, 5I Wisiaston road London roadHarrison Samuel, apartments Whitmore Mrs. 5 I Wistaston road Stubbs Richard, coal mrchantLaJthom Edwd. J. farmer, Manor fm Williams Jas. Fern viis. Coppice road Vernon Samuel, grocer & beer retailerSumner Eliza (IMrs.), farmer Williams Richard Wallis, .Mayfield lValker Wm.fanner,Cheney Bank farmTimmis Joseph I&; George, farmers Wilkinson Arthur, 15 ~Ioorfields Willaston ISchool for Boys (Guy LewisWilson John, Brunyee, 33 MooI"fields .'M.A. head mast.er; Rev. J.H.Woods·WILLA:STOX.lVood George, 2 :\Ioorfields :\I.A., H. L. Jones B.A. & A. D. Tob-PRIVATE RESIDENTS. W{)od James, Coppice roadler, assistant masters)Arrowsmith John Albert, Martin viis. Wood Mrs. The Firs, Coppice road Wilson John Brunyee M.B., C.M. phy-Coppice roadWood Samuel, '''illaston roadsician & surgeon, 33 MoorfieldsBailey Horatio,Chesnut vls.Coppice I'd Wood Wrn. :\'Iartin viIs. Coppice road Williamson William, boot maker, 86Bailey Thomas, I7 Coppice road Woods Rev. J. H., M.A.Willaston sool Wi.staston roadBatterley James, 6 Coppice road Wright Edmund, 25 Coppice road Wood James & Son, builders, brick &Bartlett John, Wistaston roadCOMMERCIAL.tile makers & contractors, VictoriaRavlev James J.P. Willaston hall Barnard & Poole,nurserymen,Crewe I'd saw mills & coal mel's. Station yardBiliington -George, 6 Park roadBouglhey SiT Thomas FletcherJ.P. Willaston cottageBrown Alfred, Ashfield houseBates Thos. grngrcr. 33 'Wistaston I'd Woodrow John R. Bull's Head P.H.bart. BattleJsph. genl. dlr. Wistaston ·road London roadBebbington James, jun. butcher, Wis- Wright .1.nn (:\Irs.), Peacock P.R.taston Il'oadLondon roadYEARDSLEY-CUM-WHALEY, see Whaley Bridge.