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TRADES. DRA 423 Bolman S \VORCESTERSHIHE.) TRADES. DRA 423 Bolman S. z6o Broadwell rd. Oldbnry §Attwood Mts.L. 30 High st.Droitwch Cole Miss Emma, Hanbury,Bromsgrve Hunt William, 40 Load st. Bewdley §Aucott Mrs. L.48a,High st.Stourbrdg Cola Mrs.I. 23 Oxford st.Kiddermnstr Iorns Mrs. S. E. 19 Cowl st. Evesham §.!.very Mrs.E.6-t Evesham st.Reddtch Collins A. 33 Enville st. Stourbridge Lewis Mrs.~.A-so.Alce!Jter st.Redditch Bache Wm. 21 Maple Tree la. Cradley Colver Percy Bertram, Post office, Phillips Wm. 5Little Angel st.Worcstr *Badley Mrs. Florence Lilian, 16 Crabbs Cross, Redditch Radford Frank T. 2 New st.Worcester Brades road, Round's green,Oldbury tCook Charles &; Son, 1 High street, Restall T.F.JEast ter.High st.Eveshm tBallard J. 6 High st.Nethertn.Dudly Langley, Bi1'1Ilingham Silk Richd. 3 .All Hallows~ Worcester §Banham Misses E. &; L. Barnard's tt§Cook F. W. Limited,, 75, 76, 78, Stanley Leonard, 55 High st.Evesham green, Great Malvern 79 &; Bo High street; office, factory Turley Misses Anna &; Elizabeth, 17 Barker Mrs. Susannah, II3 Blackwell &; warehouse, 7S to 81 King street, Halesowen street, Oldbury street, Kidderminster Dudley; & branches Ward Samuel, 183 High st. Dudley Barlow Mrs. Louisa. Gwen, 1b, St. Cook Misses Harriet &; Maggie, 13 & Ware Wm. Chas. 108 King st. Dudley John's road, Kate's hill, Dudley 14 Pa.rk butts, Kidderminster Wilks John, 78 Load street, Bewdley Barnett F.:agoHurcott rd.Kiddermnstr Cook Mrs. Ada, 16 Blackwell street, Wilson Mrs. Lucy Ellen, 2 College st. Bate &; Winzer, u &; 12 Peckingham Kidderminster • Worcester street, Halesowen Cooke W allace, 108 G.eorge st~et, Wright's Dining Rooms, 250 Castle Bate Miss Leah, 40 High st. Cradley Kidderminster street, Dn~pey §Bayley Misses Emma &; Rosina, 31 Oooper A.H.64Dudley Bt.Kiddermnsotr High st. &; 3 New road, Bromsgrove Cooper Joseph Henry~ 26 Bloomfield DISPENSARIES. Beanlands Saml.S.4 High st.Droitwch street north, Halesowen See Hospitals, Dispensaries &; Beard Andrew, 335 Halesowen road, tfCowley Henry, High street~ Upton· Infirmaries. Netherton, Dodley on·Severn, Worcester Beech Miss A.A. 6o Friar st.Droitwich t<Jox & Painter Limited, Warwick DOG BISCUIT & APPLIANCE Bentley Miss A. 57 Teme st. Ten bury house, Wells road, Great Malvern M:ANUFACTURER. tBirchley George &; E. Albert Park Cox Caleb. 42 Colley gate, Cradley Clark John Hy. Crabbs Cross,Reddtcb road, Malvern Link t§Oox f. L. Newtown rd. Gt.Malvern §Bird Mrs. Sarah Jane, 15 Round's tCreese R. & Sons. 41 St. John's, DOG BREEDER. green, Oldbury Worcester &; Malvern Wells, Malvrn Blackford T. II Broad st. Worcester Creese H. R. 31 & 34 Broad st. Wrcstr G111rdner Frederick, Tredington, Blount Mrs. Mary Ann, 5 Brades rd. Culverhouse Mrs. Mary Ann, 171 St. Shipston-on·Stour Round's green, Oldbury George's road, Redditch Bon Marche, 71 Hiqh st. Evesham Dabbs &; Co.•Rubery, Rednal B'ham DOG CA:XE MANUFACTRS. Bon MarcheDrape11 Co.High !lt.Blockly Dallow Richard, 27 High st. Cradley Molassine Co. Limited (The) ; head Boraston Mrs. Mary, 1g6 Offmore rd. Dallow T.393 Long la.Black Hth.B'hlll office &; works, Tunnel avenue, East Kidderminster Darvill Richard Henry, Eve sham rd. Greenwich, London S E; city office, Bourne B. J. 7 Mil1 st.Kidderminster Headless Cross, Redditch 28 Mark lane E C §Bowkley Ohas. Clifton st.Stoorbridge tDavies Edgar Leighton, 3 Holy. §Bowyer Charles HPnry,2 StoorbridgP rood ter. Worcester rd. Gt.Malvern DOG TRAINER. road, Kiddermimter §Davies Mrs. G. H. 161 Wolverhamp-. 'l'imson Harry, Rowney Green,B'ham Bradley & Co. 20 Load st. Bewdley ton street, Dudley t Break well Thomas H. 68 Northfield Davie9 H. Rig by, 19 Evesham street,. DOMESTIC MACHINERY road, Netherton, Dudley Redditch AGENTS & DEALERS. Brettell Henry, 37 Talbot street, Lye, ~Davies J. 202 High street, Dudley Saunders &; Co. 107 Wellington road, Stourbridge Dawes Chas.41 Coventry st.Stourbrdg- Dudley Brettell James, 37 High st. Cradley Dearn Mrs. Martha, 31 Whitehall rd. Watson &; Sons,17 Birmingham street, Brewster Waiter John, 23 Sutton rd. Halesowen Oldbory Kidderminster §Denley Mrs. Lilian, 9 Pump street,. Bridgwater Anthony Benjamin, roo Worcester DRAIN PIPE MERCHANTS. High street, Stourbridge Dowler Miss L. 44 Coventry st.Strbdg *Briscoe Wm.H.5gTat Bank rd.Oldbry II*Dredge W.3B Button rd.Kiddrmnstr· Derrington &; Sons, Midland siding, Broadhurst Stephen Wm. 3 Coventry Dudley Thomas, r Dudley road, Great Malvern ; head office, Dart· street, Kidderminster Brades village, Oldbury mouth street, Birmingham Brooker Mrs. S.H. 58 Flood ~t.Dndlt>y *Duffill William Joseph, Bradford Wile-smith John &; Co. (dealers in), Brooks F.A. 75 George st.Kiddrmnstr house, West Malvern, Malvern 'l'he Bridge steam sawing, planing, Brooks Thomas Henry, 6 Dudley rd. Duggins Mrs. Fanny, 37 &; 39 Unicol"llt • moulding &; joinery works, Wor· Lye, Stourbridge hill, Redditch cester & Bat:h road, Worcester Brown Thomas&; Sons, 2 Corn market §Dono C. 77 & 78 Worcester street,_ &; 17 St. Nicholas street, Worcester Kidderminster DRAPERS WHOLESALE. t§Bunce Joseph, 203 High st. Dudley Dutson Misses, Worcester road, Mal-- Cook F. W. Limited, 78, 79 &; Bo C;udwell Oharle"', x:a Stourbridge vern Link, Great Malvern King street, Dudley road, Kid"dermin!lter Dyson Mrs. Annie, 24 Langley Green , Canadine Wait. 6R High st. Stourbrdg road, Langley, Birmingham DRAPERS. Cantrell James William, 31 Dudley *Eades Eli, Belgrave road, Cakemore,. street, Kidderminster Black Heath, Birmingham Marked thus t are Linen Drapers. Marked thus :t: are Woollen Drapers. Carr Percival Jawes W. II5 Coventry Edkins Mrs. Elizabeth, 212 Moun~ Marked thus I are Travelling Drapers. street, Kidderminster Pleasant, Redditch Marked thus § are Fancy Drapers. tOa.rroll W. H. 175 Wolverhampton Edward Richd. C. Bridge st. Pershore Marked thus * are also Dealers in street, Dudley Edw81l'ds Joseph, 3 &; 5 Worcester Boots & Shoes. §Oartwright Mrs. Lucy, 332 Hales- street, Bromsgrove owen Toad, Netherton, Dudley Elcock E.& Co.62Hagley rd.Stourbrdg Full lists of this trade in Castledine Miss Orinthia M. Om- Elts William, 54 New st. Worcester United Kingdom. see Textile beTsley, Droitwich Evans Miss Annie, Station rd. Lower Directory. Price 3 8a.J Caswell Lother, Cookley, Kiddrmnstr Hagley, Stourbridge Adams S. &; Co. 1 High st. Halesowen Central Drapery Co. (Arthur Besley, Evans B. 17 MGKean road, Oldbury *Adams Frederick George, Blockley mgr.), 10 St. S"l'l"ithin's st.Worcester Evans Mrs. Sara.h, Fairfield, Wol· Adams James, 78 Colley gate, Cradley Challingsworth George, 125 Rood Ehd verley, Kidderminster *Adams Jas. 6 Furlong lane, Cradley road, Oldbury Evans Sidney,28Barbourne rd.Worcstr t§*Adams William K. 45 & 49 Bir· §Chambers Thomas, r6 Hancox st. Everton Miss G.22 High st.Droitwich mingham street, Oldbury Bristnall fields, Langley, B'ham Everton's, 19 Queen street, Droitwich Akers & England, High street, Chance G. 19 High st. Lye,Stourbrdg Fanthom John, 28 Causeway Green Shipston·on·Stour §Chapman E. M. 8 Silver st.Worcestr road, Langlev, Birmingham .Alderson John, 128 Stafford st.Dudley Ohapple C.Sheep st.Shipston-on-Stour Fs:rmer John, 12- Cross Walks road, Alien Albert Edward, 33 Shambles & ~Olark David, 10 High st.Kiddermnstr Lye, Stourbridge 5 Mealcheapen street, W orooster §Clark Mrs. Julia, 19 Birmingham st. Farmer Mrs. Mabel, :a:a Bald's lane, Alien Wilfred, 132 High st.Stourbrdg Oldbury Hayes, Stourbridge Anthony Caleb, Market street, Tenbry Clark T. 67 Bath row, Round's grn. §Farmer Smith, 41 Market pl. Dudley §.A.rmst.rong Arth. II2 High st.Dudley Oldbury Farr &; Son, High street,. Upton-on, A.rthars Robt.Astwood Bank, Redditch Clements George, so Brown st. Kate's Severn, Worcester Atkins A. G. 2 Wellesley rd. Oldbury hill, Dodley Farrington M.rs. R. Bath rd.Worcester .A.ttwood & Isaac, Regent house, tCiiff Mrs. Hannah, 103 Wolverhamp· FeaS!Ii William, Eves-ham rd. Headless Kidderminster ton street, Dudley Cro9S, Redditch .
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