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SHROPSHIRE. Crnndell Robert E TRADES DIRECTORY.] SHROPSHIRE. Crnndell Robert E. Caxton press, Bull Weaver Thomas, Highst. DawleyR.S.O Calloott Robert, W"hixall, Whitchurch ring, Ludlow Welsh Bible Society (David Roberts, CammellW.Muns1ow,Craven.A,rmsR.S.Q Jones Edward, Oswald road, .Oswestry agent), !I Willow street, Oswestry CandlinRNewdale,Lawly.HorsehyR.S.O Kent Albert E. 81 Wyle cop, Shrewsbry Westwood.Mrs.Mary, High st. Newport Cartwright James,Ellerdine,Wellington Lockett John, High st. Market Drayton Whitridge John, Leg street, Oswestry Cartwright Jn.Aston,CravenArmsR.S.O Partridge Charles A. ss Bro1.1.d street, Windsor G. R. Church Stretton R.S.O Cartwright Jsph. Uffington, Shrewsbury Ludlow. See advertisement Woodall, Minshall & Co. Bailey Head & Cash £c; Co. 4 Pride hill, Shrewsbury RobertsT.44Castle foregate,Shrewsbury Caxton press, Oswald road, Oswestry. Caswell Wm. B. A.tcham, Shrewsbury Wardle William & Co. 7 & S St. John's See advertisement Chelmick Mrs. M. High st. Clun R.S.Q hill, Shrewsbury tWoolley George, 2 Bull ring, Ludlow. Chester Mrs. Elizabeth Bates, Salopiau Walker William Bickern, 25 High street, See advertisement stores, Westbury, Shrewsbury Shrewsbury Young Anthony, High street, Newport Child Robert, Richard's castle, Ludlow Woodall, MinshaH & Co. Bailey Head & BOOT & SHOE MAKERS Chiltern Wm. King st. Broseley R.S.O Caxton press, Oswald road, Oswestry. WHOLESAI E Clarke Richard, Leaton, Shrewsbury See advertisement • · Clarke William, Norton, Shifnal Woolley George, 2 Bull ring,· Ludlow. Little & Cooper, 4 & 5 Market street, ClaytonW.Barrowst.MnchWenlckR.S.O See advertisement Shrewsbury Coles T. AllStretton,ChurchStrettnR.S.O Lulham & Vo. 133 High street, Shore- ColesThos.Clunton,Aston-on-ClunR.S.O BOOKSELLERS. ditch, London E; established over 40 Colley Josiah, Wa.tergata st. Ellesmere :Marked thus • are Publishers. years ; orders executed by return ; Conde Thomas, Hengoed, Oswestry Marked thus t ar• Circulating Libraries illustrated price list on application Cooke G. Market pi. Bishop's CastleR.S.O c ' Roberts Chas. Park la. Madeley R.S.O Cookson Hy. Bicton Heath, Shrewsbury Adnitt &Naunton,9 The Sq.Shrewsbury Cooper Jas. 157 Belle Vue rd.Shrewsbry .BayleyChas.Geo.13 Church st.Oswestry BOOT & SHOE MAKERS. Corbett J<'k.Clifton pl.Baileyst.Oswestry .Bennett John, 62 Mardol, Shrewsbury Adams H. Shropshire st.Market Drayton Cork Wm. Stafford st. Market Drayton British & Foreign Bible Society's Depot Adams Richard, Beckbnry, Shifnal Crowe Hy. Rd. Weir ho. Bucknell R.S.O (Hobson & Go.), Market sq.Wellingtn Addison Richard, New st. Dawley R.S.O DarbyshireJn. Gt. Bales st.Mrkt.Draytu .British & Foreign Bible Society's Depot Amies &Tyler,Cheshire st.Mrkt.Drayton DaviesR.Stoke-upon-Tern,Markt. Draytn (Thomas Roberts ), Cambrian house, Anderson John, Barrow street, Much Davies Thomas, Brockton, Shrewsbury Willow street, Oswestry Wenlock R.S.O DaviesW.Newcastle,Aston-on-ClunR.S.O .British & Foreign Bible Society's Depot Anderson John, 24 Church street & The Davies William, Church Stretton R.S.O (Miss Emily Susanna Alcock), The Cross, Oswestry Davies William, Edgerley, Oswestry Green, Oakengates, Wellington Anderson Juhn, Cross street, Ellesmere DaviesW.Low.Hopton,Hopton,Shrwsbry ChristianKnowledge & National Society's Anderson J. 8 Waterloo ter. Bridgnorth Davies William, Ruyton-in-the-Eleven- Depot(J.Morgan),t3TheSq.Shrewsbry Anderton John, 2 Shoplatch, Shrewsbry Towns, Shrewsbury Christian Knowledge Societies' Depot Andrews Charles, Caynham, Ludlow Davis James, Greete, Tenbnry (Hobson & Co. ),Market sq. Wellington Andrews G. Stoke St. Milboro', Ludlow Della Porta (Joseph), Son & Rabnett, 15 <:obbin Chas. John, 2 High st. Ludlow Ashley Thomas, Noneley, Shrewsbury & 16 The Square & 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5 Oornock Sidney, 23 Corve st. Ludlow Aston Samuel, Pontesbury, Shrewsbury Princess street, Shrewsbury *Crosse E. 18 King street, Ludlow. See Austin Thomas, Cockshutt, Ellesmere Dick Robert &James, 13 Mardol,Shrew~ advertisement Badham Henry, 78 High st. Bridgnorth bury; 8 Wat.erloo ter. Bridgnorth; & Crundell Robert E. Caxton press, Bull Bain MissM.A. Tankerville st.Shrewsbry High street, Ironbridge R.S.O ring, Ludlow Baker Daniel, Market sq. MadeleyR.S.O Dixon Alfred, High street & Tontine Edkins lvirs. M. 58 High st. Bridgnorth Ballard Richard, Cleobury Mortimer hill, Ironbridge R.S.O Eva.ns Robt. Hy. 77High st. Bridgnorth Banks Jas.Lit. Wenlock, Horsehay R.S.O Doley John, 42 Foundry la. Wellington Hereford Diocesan Board of Education Barber A.Meadow, Wellla.DawleyR.S.O Done John, Bull ring, Whitchurcb. DepOt (Charles Partridge, agent), 58 Barber W. Belle Vue, Ironbridge R.S.O Done John, Marton, Shrewsbury Broad street, Ludlow Beaman Herbert, 4 New st. Wellington Doolittle John, H.omsley, Bridgnorth Hill Charles, Scotland street & Market Beech William, Stafford rd. Oakengates, Downton Richard, Farlow, Bewdley street, EllE>Smere Wellington Dufficy Thomas, 2S Salop st.Bridgnorth Hobson .k Co. Market sq. Wellington Beeston E.Cheswardine, MarketDra.yton Dyer Hy. 11 Butcher's row, Shrewsbury "*Horne&Bennion,High street,Newport. Beeston John, Lower bar, Newport Eddowes Nicholas,Gt, Bolas,Wellington See advertisement Beetlestone William, Shifnal Edgerton Rd. Noble st.Wem,Shrewsbry *Jones Robt. B. 44 High st. Whitchurch Benbow John Daniel, Vommercia.l build- Edwards Francis, Holly burst, Leebot- Kent Albert E. 8 I Wyle Cop, Shrewsbury ings, Madeley R. S. 0 wood, Shrewsbury Lawley Willia.m, Wilmore street, Much Bengry John, Hayton's bent, Stanton Edwards George, High st. Clun R.S.O Wenlock R.S.O Lacy, Bromfield R.S.O Edwards H.17 Castle foregate,Shrwsbry "*Leake & Sons, Church st. Wellington; Bennett S. T. Waters Upton, Wellington Edwards Jn.Frogmore rd.Markt.Draytn branch office, 11 Shoplatch, Shrews- Bennett T. Donnington wood, Newport Edwards Rt. Montford bridge,Shrwsbry bury. See advertisement Birch Isaac, High street, Ellesmere Edwards Wm.Woolstaston, Shrewsbury Leech George, Upper bar, Newport Birch J. So Abbeyforegate, Shrewsbury Elson Edward, Cemetery rd. Wellington i'Lockett John, High st. Market Draytou Birch John, Bagley, Ellesmere EvansM.&J. 17SAbbey foregate,Shrwsbry Lowe Richard, Market place, Shifnal Bishton Thomas, Worfield, Hridgnorth Evans A. 4SLongden Coleham,Shrwsbry Napier Wm. G. 2 Mardol, Shrewsbury Blockley Henry, St. George's, Wellingtn Evans Edward, Hi.l!h street, Newport Nevett Enoch, High st. Broseley R.S.O Blundell E~ High st. Wem, Shrewsbury Evans E. Coalbrookdale,Ironbrdg R.S.O <>wen Thomas, Leg street, Oswestry Bo1as 'fhomas, Church Aston, Newport Evans Frederick, Upper bar, Newport Partridge Chas. A. 58 Broad st. Ludlow Bott Thomas, Donnington wood, Newprt Evans Mrs. H. 27 Willow st. Oswestry & Dale street, Craven Arms R.S.O. Bowen 'fhos.W. Dorrington, Shrewsbury Evans John, Loughton, Bridgnorth See advertisement Bowers Thomas,Pontesford,Shrewsbnry Evans Joseph, Soudley, TicklertoJH .Religious Tract Society's DepOt ( C.Hill }, Bradley J oseph, Shropshire street, Little Church Stretton R.S. 0 Scotland st. & Market st. Ellesmere Drayton, Market Drayton Evans R. Easthope,MuchWenlockR.S.O Religions Tract Society's DepOt (Thomas Bradleylt.ChurchPnlverbatch,Sbrwsbry Evans Thomas, Court st.Madeley R.S.O Roberts), 7 Willow street, Oswestry BradleyWm.Stoney Stretton,~hrewsbry Evans Wm. Monk Hopton, Bridgnorlh :Roberts David (secondhand), 3 Market BraithwaiteH.I2A,HelleVuerd.Shrwsbry Fardoe Thomas, Crosemere, Ellesmere street, Oswestry Bray Jeffrey, Finger la. Dawley R.S.O Felton John, Hinstock, Market Drayton Slater J. H. Market sq.Ironbridge R.S.O Breeze John, Trefonen, Oswestry Fenn William, High street, Shifnal Smith W.illiam Henry & Son (Thos. Rd. Breeze Joseph, 6o High st. Wellington Fenu William J. Market place, Shifnal Oakley, manager),Station,Bridgnorth .Hridgwater Frederick William, Dale st. Follows Jairus, High st. Dawley R.S.O Society for the Promotion of Christian Craven Arms R.S.O l<'orgham Albin, 15 Princess sU)hrwsbry Knowledge, Market place, Shifnal Bright George, 6 Old street, Ludlow Forgham Jonn. 26 Princess st. Shrwsbry Society for Promoting Christian Know- Brockhurst.J. Welsh Hampton,Ellesmere Forgham Thos.G llilet passage,Shrwsbry ledge Dep6t (Bennion & Borne), High Bromley G.t6 Abbey foregate,Shrwsbry Foster Richard,Withington, Shrewsbury street, Market Drayton Bromley Wm.Edwd.s7Mardol,Shrwsbry FrancisDavid, 3S Up.Chun;h st.Oswstry Society for the Promotion of Christian Brooks Edward, Alveley, Bridgnorth l<'rancis Mrs. S.E. Church st.Clun RS.O Knowledge DepOt (1\'liss Ellen Lee), Buckley Jn. 63 St.Michael's st.Shrwsbry I<'reeman, Hardy & Willis Limited, 13 Scotland street, Ellesmere Bullock Jas. 33 Whitburn st.Bridgnorth Pride hill, Shrewsbury Society for Promoting Christian Know- BullockJ.Sydnal la.Donington,W'hmptn Gadsby Harry, 37 Hi~h st. Bridgnorth ledge DepOt (Charles Partridge, dist. Bunce John, W orthen, Shrewsbury Garbett Wm. New st. W em, Shrewsbury agent), ss Broad street, Ludlow Bunce Thomas, Worthen, Shrewsbury George Benj.Edwd. 1 Bull ring, Ludlow Walker William Bickern, 25 High street, Butler John, Edstaston, Wem George Edward, 11 Beatrice st.Oswestry Shrewsbury Buttery Samuel, Poynton, Wellington George William, 18 Bailey st. Oswestry Ward N oah, Tontine hl.Ironbridge R.S. 0 Caiswell Jonn, Wrent~all, Shrewsbury Gittins Thomas, Prescott, Shrewsbury .
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