58 BAGULEY.PRIVATE RESIDENTS.AUcroft MrsAshcroft Mrs. Avon lodgeAtkinson Jas.H.Arden lo.Stockport rdBarton William, Maple cottageCunlii^e William B. Hutton Fold,!Brooklands roadDarbyshire Walter, Baguley view,Stockport roadDarnton Mrs. MoorlandDrake Sidney, Elian Brook, BrooklandsroadGardom Miss, Heber cottageJones Eev. Canon Hugh Bethell M.A.,B.D. (vicar of St. John the Divine khon. canon Chester Cathedral),The Vicarage, Brooklands roadKilvert Nicholas J.P. Wood courtKinsey WUliam Henry, Yew treeMilne Mrs. Baguley cot.Brooklands rdObegi Anthony F. Laconia, BrooklandsroadParker Mrs. Moss houseParker Mrs. S. A. Baguley housePercival Thomas, Normanhurst,Brooklands roadStandring Charles Albt. Stockport rdCOMMERCIAL.AUcroft Isaac, blacksmithBaguley Sanatorium (Herbert S.Lister M.B., Ch.B. medical supt. ;Miss H. M. Turner, matron)Baldwin Jn. Wm. farmr. Floats farmBaldwin John Wm. market gardenerBeckett Thomas, boot ma. Floats laneBromley Thomas, market gardenerBrown James, farmer, Newall greenCHESHIRE.Brown Leonard, beer retlr. & grocerChadwick John, farmer. Maple farmGhorlton William, market gardenerCoombs Elizh. (Mrs.), market gardnrCoombs Hannah (Mrs.),market grdnrCoombs Peter, market gardenerCoombs William, market gardenerI Crowther Jn. farmer, Northenden rdDarbyshire Ernest, market gardenerDarbVshire Jas. frmr. Mill House frmDarbyshire Peter,frmr. & mrkt. grdnrDarbvshire PhiUip, frmr.Woodwiss fmDarbyshire William, market gardenerDean Arthur, market gardenerDean Thomas, market gardenerEdmunds Edward, farmer,NewaU frmEvans Thos. Hy. builder. Floats brdgEwan WiUiam Taylor, cloth agentGerman WiUiam, market gardenerHaU Mary (Mrs.), market gardenerHamnett Samuel, market gardenerHamnett Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeperHatton John, blacksmith,EoundthornHeywood Alfred, market gardenerHeywood James, market gardenerHeywood WiUiam, market gardenerHeyyiood William, ma.rket gardener,Stockport roadJackson Alfred, market gardenerJackson David, market gardenerJackson Elizh. (Mrs.), market gardnrJackson James, market gardenerJackson Levi, farmer. Floats hallJackson Levi, market gardenerJackson Septimus Charles, farmerJackson Thomas, farmer. Old woodJackson Thomas, wheelwright k grocrJackson William, farmer, Newall grnJackson William, market gardenerBABNSTON is a parish, situated on the main roadfrom Birkenhead to Chester, with a station at Storeton,half a mile distant, on the line between Connah's Quayand Seacombe station, and is 2 miles from Heswall stationon the Hooton and West Kirby branch of theLondon and North Western and Great Western jointrailways and 6 miles south-west from Birkenhead, inthe Wirral division of the county, lower division of thehundred of Wirral, petty sessional division and unionof Wirral, county court district of Birkenhead, ruraldeanery of Wirral and archdeaconry and diocese of Chester.The parish boundaries were altered 27 Feb. 1880,so as to include Pensby township. The ecclesiasticalparish was formed 29 Nov. 1870, from the civil parishof Woodchurch. Christ Church, built at a cost of about;^3,ooo, and consecrated in June, 1871, is a plain edificeof stone, consisting of chancel, nave and a turret containingone bell: there are sittings for 200 persons.The register dates from the year 1870. The living is avicarage, net yearly value ;^i85, with residence, in thegift of the Rev. P. C Robin M.A. rector of Woodchurch,and held since 1875 by the Eev. Allen George GlennM.A. of St. Mary HaU, Oxford. The Mission andYoung Men's Club, near Pensby, was opened in 1904;BARNSTON.PRIVATE RESIDENTS.Amery John Siddall, Whitfield laneAmery Mrs. The HoUiesArcher James, WoodcroftArthurson Mrs. Oakland, Irby road.Higher PensbyBlake Miss, Holly cottegeBlake William Henry, "WychwoodBreyvin James J. Whitehouse laneBroome Robert, The AcresColtman Chas.TheCottage,Whitfield laFenn John, The GablesGlenn Rev. Allen George M.A. (vicar),Vicarage, The VillageGoodwin Richard H. D. BeechfieldGrainger Valentine, Streeve (postaladdress, Gayton, Birkenhead)Harvey Samuel, Acre laneHeyworth Harold Ormerod, Bank hoHopps Edmund Chantrel, Meadow hoHowarth WiUiam. Whitfield laneHughes George, Rose heath, Irby rd.Higher PensbyHumphry Francis William, OmarooHunt James, Norwood[KELLY'SJenkinson James, market gardener,Shawe laneJenkinson John, market gardenerJenkinson John, jun. market gardenrJohnson David, market gardenerKinsey WiUiam, Eoyal Oak P.H. ftfarmer, Stockport roadLamb Charles, nurserymanLeech Ann (Miss), market gardenerLeigh Thomas, market gardenerMarsland Alfred, farmer. Diamond fmMarsland Joseph, farmer. Beech hoMarsland Joseph, market gardenerMaver Wm. Hy. farmer, Baguley hallPearson Edwd. farmer. Yew Tree frmPimlott WUliam, farmr.Old Wood fmPotts Joseph Henry, wheelwrightPriestner William, market gardenerRenshaw John, market gardenerRenshaw Mary (Miss), market gardnrSavage Thomas, market gardenerShelmerdine George, market gardenerShelmerdine Henry, market gardenerShelmerdine Thos. market gardenerShelmerdine WUliam, market gardenrSherlock Alice (Mrs.), market gardnrSimpson Jsph. frmr.Truck House frmTomlinson William, market gardenerWalker Albert, market gardenerWalker Jas. farmer, Sycamore farmWalker Samuel, frmr. White Ho. frmWarburton William, market gardenerWebb Mary Elizh. (Mrs.), laundressWhitfield Thomas, farmer, MiU frmWhitfield Thomas, market gardenerWoodall Eobert, farmer. Moor farmWoodall William, market gardenerWoodruff Peter, farmer, Birtles farmWright James, market gardenerservices are held occasionaUy. The principal landownersare the Earl of Shrewsbury K.C.V.O. and the trusteesof the late Joseph Hegan esq. The area is 1,108 acres;assessable value, ;^3,863; the population in 1901 was522 in the civil and 570 in the ecclesiastical parish.Post Office.—Thomas Jones, sub-postmaster. Lettersarrive through Birkenhead; dispatched on week daysonly at 7.30 p.m.; delivered at 7 a.m. The nearest)money order & telegraph office is at Heswall, 2 milesdistantPublic Elementary School, erected (with master's residence)in 1870, enlarged in 1880 & further enlarged in1895, for 120 chUdren; average attendance, 95; Wm.John Barker, masterPENSBY is a township, about 2 mUes from Heswallstation, on the L. and N. W. and G. W. (joint) railways.The area is 354 acres; assessable value, ;^76i; thepopulation in 1901 was 48.Post Office, Pensby.—Horatio Proffit, sub-postmaster.Letters arrive through Birkenhead; dispatched onweek days only at 12.45 & 7.10 p.m.; delivery at 8Johns W. A. Belton, BrowfieldJohnson Mrs. Whitfield laneLanglands Ralph, Monaruah (postaladdress, Gayton, Birkenhead)Laycock Henry, AiredaleLockett G. Bradstock, Barnston towersMilner MrsOwens John, The VillagePooley Frederick, The CottagePrice Richard W. The Croft, Irby rdRawlinson Theodore, Whitfield laneRobb Thomas, Acre laneRoberts Jn. Tregarthen, Whitfield laStanswood Henrv W. B. Norcot,Whitfield laneSwift Albert, Homeside, Whitfield laSydney Robt. Moorside, Whitfield laWhite Douglas, Sunny rays, WhitfieldlaneWilkinson Mrs. Manor houseCOMMERCIAL.Amery Robert T. builder & contractrBarlow William, farmer, Whitfield laBennett Elizabeth C (Mrs.), farmerBillington Limited, coal merchants,Heswall HUls Station yarda.m. Heswall, ij miles distant, is the nearest moneyorder & telegraph officeForshaw Robt. blacksmith. Acre laneGertrey Margaret (Mrs.), Fox &Hounds P.H. The ViUageJones Joseph, carterJones Thomas, grocer. Post officeJones WUliam, farmer. The VillageLaycock Lily (Mrs.),dress ma.ChorltnMilner Jas. Arth. frmr. Manor farmOkeU James, farmer. Lower farmScott Thomas, refreshment roomsSmith J. contractor, Irby rd. HigherPensbySparke John George, farmer k assist.overseer, Carnsdale farmThistlefield Convalescent Home. (Wirral Joint Hospital Board)(Miss A. McGivering, matron), Irbyroad, Higher PensbyThompson Thos.dairymn.Whitfield laWigan Coal k Iron Co. Limited, HesweUHiUs Station yardPENSBY.Danger Edward, The OrchardKelly Henry Cephas
DIRECTORY.]Riddock Stanley, Pensby houseCOMMBRCIAL.Barber James H. farmerCHESHIRE.I Dossor George, shopkeeperLawton Mary (Mrs.), market gardenrProffit Horatio, shopkeepr. Post office'Roberts Edward, stone masonBARROW. 59Roberts Enoch, blacksmithSmith William, farmer, Pensby hallSmith Williata H. farmer, Irby hallWUliams Hannah (Mrs.),frmr.New rd•^ ? " * township and scattered viUage, and WaU Letter Boxes.—Runcorn road, cleared at 10.25 a.m.with the township of Anderton was formed into a parish k 6.40 k 7.3s p.m.; Sunday, 9.10 a.m.; Beech Tree,in 1843 from the civU parish of Great Budworth; it cleared at 10.20 a.m. k 6.35 p.m. week days only;IS on the river Weaver, over which there is a swing Nursery road, cleared at 10.30 a.m. k 7.25 p.m.;bridge, and is 2^ miles north-west from Northwich Sunday, 9.5 a.mstation on the <strong>Cheshire</strong> Lines and London and NorthWestern raUways, in the Northwich division of the Public Elementary School (mixed), for 209 chUdren;county, hundred ot Bucklow, petty sessional division average attendance, 155; Miss Teresa Bailey, mistressof Northwich, county court district and union of Public Elementary School (infants), erected by voluntaryNorthwich, rural deanery of Frodsham and archdeaconry subscriptions in 1874, for 176 children; average attendance,107; Miss Elizabeth Burgess, mistressand diocese of Chester. The Nw-th Staffordshire canalpasses through two tunnels here, at an elevation of Brunner School (mixed), erected by the Right Hon.50 feet above the river. The viUage is supplied with Sir John T. Brunner in 1898, for 300 children; averageattendance, 395 ; WUliam Harrison, masterwater from works in the adjoining parish of LittleLeigh, and lighted with gas by the Northwich Gas Public Elementary CouncU School (mixed juniors),Co. Christ Church, erected in 1842, is a building of stone erected in 1907, for 300 children; average attendance,in the Early English style, consisting of chancel, nave, 175; Miss A. J. Halmshaw, mistresssouth porch and a western bell cot containing one bell: Police Station, William Jones, sergeantthere are 300 sittings, I8Q of which are free. The registerdates from the year 1842. The living is a vicarage, net ANDERTON is a small township, 2^ miles north-westyearly value ;^205, with residence, in the gift of the from Northwich station, intersected by the river WeaverBishop of Chester, and held since 1903 by the Rev. and Trent and Mersey canal. The Weaver NavigationHeber Thomas B.D. of St. David's CoUege, Lampeter. Company have erected powerful machinery here for liftingThe Wesleyan chapel was built in 1875, and the United canal boats with their loads to and from the river WeaverMethodist chapel erected in 1867: there is also a PrimitiveMethodist chapel, buUt in 1896. The chief landconsiderable elevation above the river. Here are severalto the Trent and Mersey canal, the latter flowing at aowners are Lord Barrymore P.C of Fota Island, Queenstown.Ireland, and Brunner, Mond and Co. Limited, of the Earl of Mansfield P.C and extensive sheds, wareextensive salt works, belonging to the Salt Union andWinnington. A salt mine was formerly worked here, houses &c. for storage of pottery materials, stonewareand rope making is carried on. The soil is clayey; and other merchandise, belonging to the Manchesterthe subsoil, clay and sand. The chief crops are wheat, Ship Canal Company. Brunner, Mond and Co. Limitedoats and potatoes. The area of the township is 714 and the Salt Union Limited are the chief landowners.acres of land and 46 ot water; rateable value, £io,8yy; The area is 496 acres ot land and 30 of water; rateablethe population in 1901 was, parish 3,152, township 2,792. value, ;^3,752 ; the population in 1901 was 360.Post, M. O. k T. Office.—Aaron Preston Orme, subpostmaster.Letters arrive from Northwich at 6.25 through Northwich arrive at 6.25 a.m. k 5.50 p.m.;Post Office.—Alfred Carter, sub-postmaster. Lettersa.m. k 4.5 p.m. ; dispatched at 10.25 a.m. & 6.35dispatched at 10.40 a.m. k 7.20 p.m. week days only.k 7.30 p.m. ; on sunday, 9.5 a.mBarnton is the nearest money order k telegraph officeBARNTON.Barker Frederic M.B. Grove mountTerry Herbert M.B., Ch.BThomas Rev. Heber B.D. (vicar).VicarageCOMMERCIAL.Alcock Agnes (Mrs.), confectionerAllen Thomas, beer retailerArmstrong Albert H. hair dresser kboot dealerAshley Alfred, tailorAshley Fred, mUk dealerAstbury Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeperBanks Ann (Mrs.), midwifeBarker Frederic MB., B.S.Lond.,M.R.CS.Eng., L.R.CP.Lond. surgnBarker Samuel, shopkeeperBarnes George, Shepherd's View P.HBarnton Working Men's Institute(Giles Owen, sec)Bell John, cycle repairerBellard Jane (Miss), draperBoulton Alfred, stationer k tobaccnstBoyvyer Albert Edward, insurance agtBowyer James, baker & grocerBrocklehurst Joseph, farmer, StoneheysfarmBurgess Herbert, market gardenerBurgess Margaret (Mrs.), cowkeeperBusheU Bichard, insurance agentCapper Alfred, confectionerCapper George, millinerCapper Peter H. boot k shoe deslerCapper Sarah (Mrs.), grocerCashmore George, tobacconist ,Catterall Mary (Mrs.), greengrocerCattei-all Eobert, hardware dealerCawley John, painter |Cemetery (Edward Hindley, clerk) ,ClareHarry,tchr.of music,Townfield laClarke Brothers, coal merchants |Clarke Edward, farmerIBARROW is a parish and township, comprising thevillages of Great and Little Barrow, pleasantly seatedabout half a mUe north of the old road from Londonto Chester and Holyhead, with a station one mile northfrom the vUlage, on the Chester, Northwich and Al-I Clarke James, farmer, Eosobank farmClarke Jane(Mr8.),TraveUers' EestP.HClarke Mary Ann (Mrs.), farmer,Big heyCotterell Mary (Mrs.), grocerDenning Joseph, insurance agentDudley Samuel, tailorDunl.ar Thomas, butcherDuncalf Mary (Mrs.), boot k shoe dlrEaton Edwin, farmer, HUl Top farmFogg Samuel, carpenterFogg Thomas, hardware dealerFogg WUUam, boot makerGarnett Alfred, tobacconistGeary Elizabeth (Miss), confectionerGoodier Alfred, Bridge innHarper Thomas, confectionerHarrison SophiaE.(Mrs.),Eed LionP.HHaslehurst Annie (Mrs.), glass k chinadealerHaslehurst Harry, greengrocerHayes Frederick, carpenterHayes Samuel, blacksmithHickson Herbert, grocerHindley Chas. farmr.High Bank frmHindley Edward, rate collector, assist,overseer k clerk to the Parish<strong>Council</strong>HoUand EmUy (Mrs.), shopkeeperHormbrey George E. butcherHoughton Isaac, draperJones Thomas, shopkeeperKay Elizabeth (Mrs.), bakerKing Thomas, beer retailerLeadbeater Thomas, jewellerLee Benj. Fredk. mineral water mnfrLightfoot Hector, plumberMair Thomas, painterMartin Samuel, beer retailerMoore Henry, tailorOrme Aaron Preston, stationer. PostofficePalin James B. painterPalin Samuel, cabinet makerPickup Thomas WiUiam, butcherPiatt Thomas, farmer,Yew Tree farmRees James, hair dresserRoss Allen Thomas, grocerRowbottom Mary Jane (Mrs.),shopkprEyder A. L. k H. M. (Misses),drapersStockton Selina (Mrs.), shopkeeperSwain Thomas, dairymanTerry Herbert M.B., Ch.B. physician& surgeonTurton Peter, doggerWalker George E. butcherWalker James, cattle dealerWalker WUliam, Navigation innWarburton Mary (Mrs.), grocerWatkin Charles, draperWigley John Robert, pork butcherWilkinson Albert, farmerWilmington &c. Co-operative SocietyLimited, grocersANDERTON.COMMERCIAL.Barton Thos. Heath,Stanley ArmsP.HBramhall Thos.fmr.WindyHarbour fmCarter Alfred, shopkeeper. Post officeDenning Thomas, shopkeeperDone Albert, carterDone William, farmer. Bridge farmHurst Charles, shopkeeperJohnson George, farmer,Anderton fmJohnson Wm. farmer, Claycroft farmManchester Ship Canal Co. (WilliamJ. Allcock, agent)North Staffs RaUway Co. (WalterScragg, agent)Owen Thomas A. farmerPorter George Wood, coal dealerSalt Union Limited (Thomas Hodgkinson,manager)Whitby James, farmer. Upland farmtrincham section of the <strong>Cheshire</strong> Lines Committee'srailway, 183 miles from London, 4^ east-north-eastfrom Chester, 6 north-west from Tarporley, 6 southfrom Frodsham, and 36 south-west from Manchester, inthe Eddisbury division of the county, Tarvin union.
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