334: . . [ KELLY'S Evans Thomas, travelling draper, Brockholes Poole Paul, beer retailer, Roper's hill Evans Thomas P. shopkeeper, Madeley wood Poole George, shopkeeper, Madeley road 'Ferrington Eliza (Mrs.), draper &c. Bridge end Potts Andrew, pork butcher, High street Franks Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Waterloo ~:~treet Powell Charles, boot repairer, Severn bank Franks Richard, grocer, Madeley road Preece Benjamin Moses, boot maker, Tontine hill French John, inland revenue officer, Lincoln hill Price Brothers, builders, Brockboles Gauton Noah, marine store dealer, Church hill Price James, baker, Brockholes Grainger Fras. Hughes, George & Dragon P.H. Madeley hill Price William, beer retailer, Madeley road Grant Alexander, draper, High street Procter James M.R.c.s. surgeon & medical officer No. z dis- GROVES EDWIN FLETCHER, brewer & hop merchant, trict,Madeley union & public vaccinator, Madeley district. Severn Valley brewery; & wine & spirit mer. High st Severn villa Harris Edward, grocer, Madeley road Quincey James, Royal Oak P.H. Church stjteet Harris James, general dealer, Madeley road Roberts !::!arah (Mrs ), agent for W. & A. Gilbey, wine & Hewett Ellen (Mrs.), beer retailer, Madeley wood spirit merchants, Primrose cotta~e, Wharfage Hill Henry, baker, High street Roberts Thomas, shopkeeper, Brockholes Ironbridge & Industrial Co-operativeSociety's Roberts William, police sergeant in charge Stores (Arthur Green, manager), Wharfage Salop Stationery Stores (Fras Lead, mangr. ), Tontine hill Ironbridge Dispensary, High street Scott Betsy Annie (Mrs.), baker & confectioner, High stree~ Ironbridge Gas Light Co. ( I<'rederick Chubb, sec,) ; offices, Shepstoue Carolina (Mrs.), umbrella makel', Tontine hill High street; works, Madeley wood Shingler Jane (Mrs.), ha~tel' & outfitter, High street Ironbridga Reading, Lecture & Billiard Rooms (J. B. Slater, Shingler Samuel, Three Tuns inn, High street sec.), Wharfage Slatel' Joseph Boston, bookseller, stationer & pl'inter, Post. James Elizabeth (Miss), general dealer, High street office, Market square Jinks John, chemist, Bridge end Smith R. T. & Co. general carriers; & at Gloucester Johnston John (Mrs.), private school, Brockholes house Smith Edward Patten, deputy registrar of births, deaths &. Jones Edward", upholsterer, Madeley road marriages, Madeley sub-district, Belle vue Jones Eliza (Mrs.), cabinet maker, Madeley road Smith Egel'ton William, grocer & provision dealer, High st Jones Richard, beer retailer, Wharfage Smith William Henry, registrar of births, deaths & mar- Jordan Theophilus E. baker & confectioner, High street riages & assessor & collector of taxes, Madeley sub-dis- La.ne William, provision merchant, High street trict, accountant & insurance agent, Bell vue Langford Robert, hair dl'esser & news agent, Madeley road Southall Samuel, fishmonger, Madeley road Langston Jacob, Block House inn Stephens Joseph, marine store dealer, Apple Tree cottage LEGGE GEORGE & SON, manufacturers of roof- Stevanson Geor~e, surveyor & sanitary inspector for Made- ing tiles, Woodlands & Madeley Wood Broseley tile works. ley Sanitary District Committee, 'Madeley hill See advertisement Stirling Donald, Unicorn P.H. Madeley wood & & Lloyds Bank Limited (branch) (Edward Montagu Webster, 1 Stodd William, boot shoe maker clothier, Wharlage manager), Bank house; draw on London office, 72 Lom- Tailer George Arthur M.R.c.s. surgeon & borough coroner,. bard street E c certifying fac~ry surgeon & surgeon to the Ironbridge Lloyd William & Sons, plumbers, Madeley road dispensary, Wharfage Lloyd Francis, earthenware dealer, Madeley wood Talbot Annie Elizabeth (The Misses), milliners, Market sq Lloyd Thomas William, New Queen's Head P.H. High st Thomas Thomas Daniel, schoolmaster, School house Lodge of Freemasons (St. Milburga) (L. E. Wolstein, sec.), Thompson Samuel & Sons, maltsters, Madeley wood Wharfage Thorn .Alfred Henry, solicitor, commissioner for oaths &. Lucas Ann (Miss), milliner, High street clerk to the magistrates for the borough of Wenlock,. Lucas John, carpentel', High street Waterloo street Maddox Benjamin, grocer, Madeley road Transon Josiah, county court bailiff, Hodge Bower Madeley Wood Company (Messrs. Anstice, proprietors). Vickers John, boot maker, 8l'ockholes See advertisement Volunteer (1st) Battalion, The King's Shropshire Light In- Mason Martha (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Tontine hill fan try (D Co.) (Capt. D. L. Prestage, commandant; A. H. Nevett Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Tontine hill Thorn, Iieut.; Sergt. John Redmond, drill instructor) Nevett Robert, builders' contractor & monumental mason, Walton John, machinist, Church hill & agent to the Salop Fire & Guardian & Life Assurance Ward Noah, stationer & bookseller, Tontine hill Cos. Waterloo street Webb Thomas Law L.R.C.P.Lond. surgeon & medical officer Norton Edwin, fishmonger, High street No. 2 district, Madeley union, Lincoln hill Ogleby Catherine (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Hodge Bower Webster Edwd. :Montagu, manager of Lloyds Bank Limited Oliver William, grocer & provision mer. Madeley Wood gm Webster John Henry, baker, Waterloo street Onions William, coal dealer, Wharfage Westwood Sarah (Mrs.), general dealer, High street Osborne Jos. jeweller, High street White David Henry, Prudential insurance agent, Ivy cot- Owen Ann (Mrs.), tobacconist & general dealer, High street tage, Lincoln bill Owen Edward, Robin Hood inn, The Lloyds Wilcox Barnabas, maltster, The Mount Owen George, beer retailer, High street Wilco:x John, beer retailer & butcher, Brockholes Owen Harry, maltstel', Wharfage Wilcox John, butcher, High street Owen James, grocer, High street Williams Margaret &; Mary (Misses), dress makers, Th~ Owen William Yate, currier, Madeley road Wharfage Parker J os. hair dresser, Madeley road Williams Ellen(Ml's. ),poulterer & provision dealer,Market sq Parrock Jane (Mrs.), Crown inn, Waterloo street Williams Lewis, tailor & draper, Bridge end Parton Thomas, linen & woollen draper, Market square WILSON THOMAS BARNES, Tontine family & commer- Patton Thomas Edwin, assessor & collector of ta:xes, Cliurch ~al hotel & posting house, wine, spirit, ale & porter mer- terrace, Lincoln hill chant & Crown hotel & pleasure gardens, Hodge Bower PelloweHy. reporter to the '' Wellington J ournal,"Madeley hl Woof Edwd. saddler & harness ma. Wharfage ; & at Broseley Perks Edward, butcher, Tontine hill Woof Mrs. & Miss, private school, South view Phillips William, pork butcher, Waterloo street XEMBERTON is a parish and village, pleasantly seated marbles, with a figure of St. John the Baptist in the centre· on an eminence, commanding extensive views in the direc- panel, was a gift from the family of the late Rev. J. W. tion of Pattingham and Wolverhampton, 3 miles south from Watson M.A. formerly rector of this parish, who died in station on the Great Western railway, 3! north-east 1869: the brass lectern is a memorial to Algernon C. B. from Ironbridge, 8 north fl'om , 2 south-east from Whitmore and Gerald Whitmore, 1882, and was presented Madeley and 13 from Wolverhampton: it is in the Nol'thern (1882/ by Mrs. Whitmore, of Stockton; the sacrarium is division of the county, Shifnal division of Brimstree hundred, being completed at the cost of T. Tempest Radford esq • .J.P.: Shifnal union and petty sessional division, Madeley county the church plate includes a chalice dated 1520 : the church court district, rural deanery of Shifnal, archdeaconry of will seat 184 persons. The register dates from the year Salop and diocese of Lichfield. The Shifnal and Bridgnorth 1659. The living is a. rectory, with the vicarage of Sutton roads intersect the parish. The church, the chancel of Maddock annexed, average tithe rent-charge £447, joint net which is dedicated to St. John the Baptist and the nave to yearly value £224. including 58 acres of glebe, with a. resi­ St. Andrew, was erected in :1882 on the site of the old denc.e in each parish, in the gift of the Rev. Thomas Beville church, at a cost of £4,000, and is a building of red sand- Paynter B.A. rector of How Caple, and held since 1869 by stone in the Decorated style, from designs by Mr. Joseph the Rev. Matthew Anderson M.A. of Trinity College, Cam­ Farmer, architect, of Kembel'ton,consisting of chancel, nave, bridge, who resides at f:lutton Maddock; the Rev. William vestry, organ chamber, south porch and a western tower of George Richard Blaby is curate in chRrge. Sir Hugh Myd­ red brick, with pinnacles, containing a clock and 4 bells: dleton hart. the projector of the New River Company, the pulpit, of Penarth a.l~~obaster and Irish red and green spent the latter part of his life in this parish, and paved the