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N. & E. Ridixgs Yorkshire 1 608 EXG N. & E. RIDIXGS YORKSHIRE. [KELLY S ENGINEERS-MECDANICAL-continued. J orres Thomas, 6, R, ro, 12, 14 & r6 New- WrightHarry, High s:reet, BrottonR.S. () Cochrane, Grove & Co. Ormesby iron port road, Middlesbrough YoungW.35 Mandale rd.Thorna.by-on-T works, Middlesbrough Pearson W1lliam Ridsdill, Newbegin, Cross kill Wm. & Sons.Eastgate,Beverley Hornsea, Hull FARMERS & FARM BAILIFFS, Crossley, Ingham & Co. New Exchange Purves John, 2f Eastborough & Elands builrlmgs, Qneen's sq. Middlesbrough cliff, Scarborough Farmers. EveringbamT.&F.Church grn.Bridlug-tn: Shaw John, Market place, Thirsk See also Graziers. Garbutt Thomas( exors.of),Seamer, York Welclon Wm.&Co. Cloughs,BridlingtonQy Abbey Francis, Barton-le-Street,1Ialto:J Griffin Arthur Tompson, 47 Emerald st. Abbey Henry, Boythorpe, York Saltburn-by-the-Sea FANCY ~EPOSITO~IE.S. Abbey Philip, West Heslerton, York Head, ·wrightson & Co. Limited, Tees- See also Berlm Wool Heposrtones. Abbey Philip, Thornton dale, Pickering dale iron works, Thornaby-on-Tees Armstrong .M:issl\I.41 Flowergate, Whit by Ab bott Emanuel, Arden, Helmsley Button H.obert, Whitby Bate Misses Alice & Kate, 35 Huntriss Abe!Edwd.Stockton-on-the-Forest,York Ions T. Gilmour st. Thornaby-on-Tees row, Scarborough Abel Emmanuel, Towthorpe, York Jefferson G.R. 24 George st.Gt.Drittield Beckwith Mrs. Margaret, 123 Corpora- Abel Robert, Haxby, York Lowe Alexander John, Phcenix works, tion road, Middlesbrough Abel Robert, Lawn, Snape, Bedale Aberdeen walk, Scarborough Booth 1\IissS.A.srEastborou!!h,Sc'trboro' Abel 'Villiam, Wiggii!ton, York l\Iattison F. & Co. Leeming bar, Bedale Butter & Rickmers, 24 King street, Abell Jas.& Hobt. Farlingtnn,EJ.Singwold Naylor James, Northallerton Bridling-ton Quay Abraham John,Kirby Grindalytlle,York Scarr Henry, Beckside, Beverley Bradley 'rhos. 2.JA, Skinner st. Whitby Abraham Peter, Snamton, York Sutherst & Sou thorn, Cleveland iron Brown :\Irs. :M.E.ro Eastboro', Scarboro' Abram Edward, Goathlaud, York works, Gnisbnrrmgh Burnside R. J. 8 Marine parade, Whit by Abram Fras. Burniston, bcarburougb Tees Side Iron & Eng-ine Works Co.Lim. Clarkson l\Iiss E. 3I High st. Hedcar Abram George, Storkhill, Beverley Lower Commercial street & Royal Collinson Henry, 7r Eastborough & Abram Thoma~, Wawne, Hull exchange, Middlesbrough Market hall, Scar borough AckroydJ. GreatBroughton, N orthallertn Thackray John & Sons, Brawby, York Cox S. H. 24 We~tborough,Scarborough Acomb "William, Common, Hexby, York Thubron William A. Lune st. Saltburn- Crathorne J. r6 King st. Bridlington Qy Aconley J. G. Bond~ate,Helmsley R.S.O by-the-Sea Crombie Francis, Market pi. Beverley Aconley J. Abbey, Rosedale, Piekering ·wake & Co. The Marsh & 33 Wilson st. England :\Iiss Annie, 40 Middle street Aconley Lawrence, Ryton, Malton Middlesbrough north, Great Driffield Aconley John, High st. Helmsley R.S.O 'Vard John Samuel, Nafferton, Hull Falkingbriclge Miss Harriet, 67 Baxter- Aconley Hobert, Nafferton, Hull Weigbell John, North end, Northallertn gate, Whit by Aconley Thomas, Frost hall, Farndale Westgarth, EnS!lish & Co. Cargo Fleet Forth William & Charles, Market place, West side, York road, Middlesbrough Pocklington, York Aco~ley Thomas, Wetwang, York Wilkinson Thoma~. Quay st. Scarboro' Gamble Richard, High street, Yarm Aconley William, Leavening, York Willas George, Dam st. Loftus R.S.O Gough Miss Mary A. The Pier, H.edcar Aconly L. Heights, Amotherby, :\Ialton ¥Yinward Wm. 4 Blake st. Middlesbro' Gray Miss II. ~- 7 Marine par. Whitby Acroyd William, Round close, Guisboro' Greenbury E. H. 6 Marine par. Whitby Adams James, Little Broachdale, Hull Engineers-Mining. Hall Mrs. E. r7Eastborough,Scarborough Adams James, Wombleton, York Charlton Wm.g2 Westgate,Guisborough Halliday Miss Anne, Bellevue street; AdamsonG.&S.l\Ia.rske-by-the-SeaR.S.O "\Valker Vi.illiam, The Hawthorns, Salt- Heynolds street & John street, Filey AdamsonHenry,Cloughton,Scarborough burn-by-the-Sea Harrison Miss Mary A. 45 West road, Adamson .John, Burnby, York 'Vilson John Thus. Low Worsall, Yarm Loftns R.S.O Adamson J. Julian pk. Goathland,York Hewson Miss Eliza Martha, 36 Huntriss Adamson John, Whorlton,Northallerton En.gineers--Sanitary. row, Scarborough Adamson ~ark, Helperthorpe. York Sec Sanitary Engineers. Hide Mrs. E. Market pl. Northallerton Adamson Quartan, Bishop Wilton,York Hide John, 15 & 17 \Vheelgate, l\Ialton Adamson Richard, Weaverthorpe, York ENGINEERS' FACTORS. Hodgson Mrs.R.3gAlbcrtrd.l\Iiddlesbro' Adamson Hobert, Burnby, York Petchell W. & Co. Dock st. Middlesbro' Houghey Mrs. Martha, 69 Middle street Addison Mrs. Elizh. L2avening, York Snaith \Villiam Geo. Croft, Darlmgton south, Great Dritfielri AddisonJ.Finklenook, Thornabv-on-Tees Hyde Mrs. :'vlartha,:\hrket place,l\Iarketl' Addison J osrph, Slatcburn, Hunderth- ENGRAVERS. Weig-hton RS.O waite, Darlington Bolton Mrs.F.27 H~mtriss row,Scarboro' Kay Miss Sarah, 57 High street, Re:lcar AddisonW.Hemlin~-,rton,Thornaby-on-Ts Fawcett Geo.Beverleyrd.Great Drittield Kenneth & Martin, 30 & 3r St. :Nicholas Adkinson Hv.Gt.Moorsholme,Guisboro' FosterG.E.ros Linthorpe rd.Middlesbro' cliff, Scarborough Agar Geo. Farmlale Low Quarter, York Lawson John & Sons, Hurling-ton arcade, Agar George, Goathland, York ESTATE AGENTS. 43 King st. & Manor st.llridlingtonQy Agar George, Green houses, Glaisdale, See Agents -Land, House & E-;tate. Livings' one A. roo Victoria rd.Scarboro' Grosmout R.S.O Marchbank Jamcs, 2I Borough road Agar George, Great Kelk, Hull ESTATE OFFICES-PRIVATE. west, Middlesbrough Agar George, Westgate, Commondale, Burgh-Lawson Sir Henry de bart. (trus- Mazzetti William, 7 Dundas street, Grosmont R.S.O tees of) (Richard Owen, agent), Bridge Saltburn-by-tbe-Sea AgarMrs.H.CrossBar rd.Ruswrp. Whtby farm,Brompton-upon-Swale,Catterick Newiss E. rs Eastborough, Scarhorough Agarl\Irs.H.Low Brick yd.Seamer,York Duncombe Park ( Wm.lieo.McLanghlin, Owen Thomas L. ilntcl1er row, Beverley Agar J. Egton green, Grosmont R.S.O agent), Clmrch st. Helmsley R ~. 0 Parkinson Miss Amelia, r South street, Agar Jose ph, Castleton,Grosmont R.S.O Fitzwrlliam Earl (Germse .Markham, South cliff, Scarborongh Agar Joseph, Egton, Grosmont R.S.O agent), l.Ialton Public Benefit Supply Stores (James B. Agar William, Wold ho. Great Driffield Kirklc,ttham Estate Office (James Inglis, proprietor), Market place, Agars Robert, Coxwold, Easingwold Rutherford J.P. agent),Coatham road, Market 'Veighton R.S.O Ager Wm. Hulling- top, Gro~montR.S.O Coatham, Hedca.r Rawlim;W.6r Eastborough,Scarborough Ainsley J. Kirby-Sigston, Northa.llert n Loftus Estate Office ('V. J. Moscrop, Hichardson Chas. Toll gavel, Beverley Airey James, Ingleby lodge, Low Abbot- land agent to thc:\Iarquess ofZetland), Rig by Mrs. K. Corn !IIarket hill,Howden side, Askrigg R.S. 0 High street, Loftus R.S.O Hiley Ingham, Market place, Hichmond Airey James, New park, Low Abbo:.Side, Middlesbrough Estate (The Owners of) Hodgers Miss l\Iary ,4 Skinner st. Whit by Askrigg R.S.O Limited (proprietors, Sir J. W. Pease San.derson Misses A. & M. S. Great Aislabie Wm. Bowes cross, Darlington hart. Arthur Pease, Henry Fell Pease, Channel, Ilichmoml Aislabie Thos. Bowe~ cross, Darlington Alfred Edward Pease, Joseph AlbertiSandP~on Mrs. J. Bow st. Guisborough Ake D. Constable Burton, l<'ingall R.S.O Pease, David Dale, Edward Lloyd Shaw Wm. 33 Eastborougb,Scarborou~h Ake David, Stoop house, Spennithorne, Pease & Reginald Pease & H.eginald Stephenson:\IissE.:\Iarket st. Pocklington Leyburn R.S.O Pease; Arthur Henry Whipham Stevenson Johnson,l\larket pl.Richmond Ake George, Carthorpe, Bedale liL rust. c. E. sec. & general manager) ; Stringer T. 4 \Yes tborough,Scarborongh AkeH.Southorpe grange,Seaton,Hornses. offices, Queen's sq uare,Middlesbrough; Tabrah :\frs. Cath. Market pl. Howden Ake J.Badgerbank, X ortonConyrs.Ripon & at Dundds st. Saltburn-by-the-Sea Tinclall J. 53 East borough, Scarborough Ake John, Unthank, Constable Burton, Waddington Robert Watkinson & Co. 53 Fingall R.S.O FANCY DRAPERS. St. John's street, Bridlington Ake Samuel, Mapleton, Hull See Drapers. Wade Mrs. Annie, 15 Esplanade, Redcar Alcock Mrs.E.Greenhow,l\liddlesbrougb ¥Valford:\IissA.3 rHuntriss row,Scarboro' Alcock J. G. Low hall,Kirklington,Bedale FANCY GOODS DEALERS & Walker Wm. E.Southgat~,Hornsea,Hull Alcock Martin, Battersby, Middlesbro' IMPORTERS. Wallace Mrs. Annie, Stokeslf'y RS.O Alcock Richard, Felgate moor, Danby B~ckwithJn.2rSussexst.l\Iidd1esbrough "\Vatson A. 36 Newborough,Scarborough Wiske, Northallerton Dowson Frederick Appleby, 97 Middle 'Vatson James, 20 Flowerga.te, Whitby Alcock Wm. K. Healaugh, Richmond o.1e.!" ::.l•utll, Great Dritiield Willis Tom R. 79 lligh st. Bridlington Alderson Mrs.A.&J.Gunnerside,R1chmd .
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