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WILTSHIRE:. • (Kellv's 1124 M.A.T WILTSHIRE:. • (KELLv'S .MA:nKET GA:Rl>ENERS •continued, . MECli:ANICAL ENGINEERS. tEvansThos.SherstonMagna,Malmesbry Draper John, Easterton, Devizes See Engineers-Mechanical. tEyres Edwin,Rayml.Lacock,Chppnhm Drewett James, Eastertonj Devizes :Warmer John Seymour, J.ittleton mill, Elkins Giles, Chalford, Westbury MERCHANTS GENERAL. West Lavington, Devizes Elkins Nathaniel, Dilton, Westbury g·tr G · p t 1 & Th6 tFerris F.Manningford Bohnne,Mar1bro' Fennell Israel Urchfont Devizes Hler ;!rgebJ~· rospec Pace tFerris Frank William, Woodborough; Fergusson G~or"'e Bdrbage, Market M arpH, rCow nlge W'lt S . b & North Newnton, Marlborough 1 1 L D "'· ' oore Y· row ane, on, a IS ury +Ferris Simon New mill Milton Lil a.vmgton, eVIZeS Moore ur V ''UT t 8 t UT'lt1 s 1' b ry + ' , - Fiddler Joseph, Willoughbysfarm,Easter- "m. · "es • " on, a IS u borne, P~wsey S.O . ton, Devizes METAL MERCHANT FryJ.Drew sPondi?ls.Potterne rd:Dev1zs Francis Eli, Dilton, W-estbury . , . • t~arne_r James, B1shopstone,. Salisbury Fraser w. & Sons, Tetbury bill, Mal· Tylee Wllham, 64 G1gant st. Salisbury tGodwm James, Seagry m1ll, Lower mesbury Seagry, Chippenham Giddings Thomas, Littleton, West METAL PE~FORATORS, tGray A . .Barford St. Mar~in, Salisbury Lavington, Devizes , Braby F. & Co. Fttzroy wor~s, Euston tGrayGeorge, F?vant, Sah~bury . Hailstone Jes~ Easton, PewseyS.O road, London N w; & L1verpool & tGregory H.G.Ft~herton m.llls,Sahsbury Haines Edmund, Marsh, Wanborough, Glasgow tGrey George, Dmton, Salisbury Shrivenham R.S.O Croggon & Co. Limited, 16 Upper tGriffin Edwd.Ford,Laverstock,Salisbry Hale Robert, Urchfont, Devizes Thames street, London B c; & at tHall Thos.Littleton Drew, Chippenham Hall William, Etchilhampton, Devizes Liverpool & Glasgow tHamptonJamesWilliam,Baldham mills, Haskell William, Lowbourne, Melksham Seend, Melksham Hatter William, Chittoe, Chippenham MIDWIFE. tHampton WilliamJames,Baldhammill, &yter John, Stert, Devizes Sparey Miss L.Bishopstrow,Warminster Keevil, Trowbridge Highett John, Burbage, Marlborough tHarris Geo.SherstonParva,Malmesbmy Hobbs James, Easterton, Devizes MILL BAND MANUF ACTRS. tHickman Waiter, Redlynch, Salisbury Hope J. Marr green, Bmbage, Marlboro' India Rubber, Gutta Percha & Telegraph HHiscock Abel, Horton mill, Bishop's Hughes Mrs. H. tlandridge, Chippenbam Works Co. Limited xoo & xo6 Cannon Cannings, Devizes Hughes James, The Common, Bromham, atreet, London E c ' tHiscock Jas. Gt. Chalfield, Trowbridge Chippenham ttHiscoeks Frdk. Swallowclift, Salisbury .Jeffries Edmund James, Eastdrop, MILLERS. tHitchcockH.Brinkworthml.Chippnhlll- Highworth, Swindon Marked thus t the mills are worked bt Steam. ttHitchings J.Crab mill,Lea,Malmesbry Kidd AlfTed, Sevington, Chippenham Marke:l thus::: the m~lls are worked l;>y Wa~r. Holloway Wm. Potterne mill, Devizes King F. Nether st1 Bromham, Chippnhm Marked thus Uthe mills are worked by Wmd. Horrell Bros. Teffont Ewyas, Salisbury Lester William, Lower Wanborough, ttAdey Charles, Dunsford mill, Milden- HnntleyJ.S.Mannngfrd.Abbots,Mrlbro' Shrivenham R.S.O hall, Marlborough Huntley Jn. S. Sharcott ml. Pewsey S.O Loader James, Islington, Trowbridge tABard James, HillDeverill,Warminster tJeansHy. W.Norton.Bavant,Warminster }llarchJI'rnk. Steeple Ashton, Trowbridge tAtkey George, Downton, Salisbury :t:Jones Sl. & Son, Ramsbury,1Hungerfrd Marsh William, Burbage, Marlboro' tBailey Mrs.Elizh.Nettleton,Chippenhm tJoues Samuel, Stratton wharf, Stratton Marsh William, Seend, Melksham tBalchChas.Gaspar mill, Stourton,Bath St. Margaret, Swindon Mintney Mrs. E. Chapmanslade, Westbry tBarnes G.Werg ml.Mildenhall,Marlbro' tJoyceW.Arnold's ml.Lacock,Chippnhm Mit(:hell Edward, Bromham, Chippenhm tBeak W.Blenchesml.Heywood,Westbry tLawes Thomas Austin, Kelloway's & .:MoodyR.Deverill rd.Common,"\Varmnstr tBevan E.Stert Upper mill,Stert,Devizes Reckitt's mills, Donhead St. Andrew, MoodyW.Deverillrd.Common,Warmnstr ttBigwood Edward, :Five Lanes mill, Salisbury .Mortimer Joshua, Broughton Gifford, Potterne, Devizes !!Long Thomas, Tilshead, Devizes Melksham ttBigwood Thomas, Dilton, Westbury; tLookerF.G.Elcot ml.Preshute,Marlbro' :Moxh!l.m Mrs. CherryOrchard, Potterne, & at West bury Leigh +LookerS.Folly farm ,Mildenhall,Mrlbro' Devizes tBigwood Thos. Arth. Ford,Chippenham tMarsh Nathaniel Bennett,Broom farm, Neate Stephen, Box, Chippenham tBlakeJn. H.&Hy.Union st.Trowbridge Yatton Keynell, Chippenham Nobes W.Bishopstone,ShrivenhamR.S.O :t:Blake Edward, Laverstock tMarshman Thomas, Heytesbury S.O Parfitt Mrs. M. Chapmanslade,Westbury tBowyer & Son,Forestreet,Trowbridge; tMaske1yneJohn,Hankerton,Malmesbry Pike Edward, Heytesbury S.O & Innox tMaxfieldJn.MoncktonDeverill,Wrmnstr Pincher John, Market Lavington,Devizes ttBradfieldEdwd.J.Borebam, Warmnstr tMay Richard, Milston, Salisbury l'lank James, Easterton, Devizes tBriant Geo.Littlecote, Upavon,Marlbro' tMilesWm.Sutton Mandeville, Salisbury .Prewett Chas. West Grimstead,Salisbury tBriant Hy. Jas. Shalbourne,Hungerford tMiller Thos. Horningsham, Warminster .Prince George, Easterton, Devizes tBrock John, Lake, Wilsford, Salisbury ttMilsom Henry, Wroughton, Swindon Prince John, Portway, Warminster ttBrownBrothers,Marsh mills, Wrmnstr tMoon Mrs. Jane, Ramsbury,Hungerfrd :Rawlings John, Box, Chippenham tiBrowu Joseph, Byde mill, Gastard, tNewman JamesJohn,jun.Church farm, :Reeves William, Bratton, Westbury Corsham R.S.O Edington, Westbury Bitchens George, Hinton, Trowbridge :t:Browning Waiter, Drewitt's mill, Box, tNewman Joseph, Purton, Swindon RitchingsJn.SomerfordKeynes,Cricklade Chippenham tNoad Jas.&Jsph.Seend head,Melksham .Sainsbury S. West Lavington, Devizes tBryantJ.W.Hunt ml.Woottn.Bsstt.S.O tNoad Joseph & James, Littleton Wood :Sexton James, Burderop, Swindon ttBurnettF.G.CalstoneWellington,Cahle mill, Semington, Trowbridge .Shergold Robert, Easterton, Devizes tBurton Thomas, Rowde mill, Devizes tParry William & John, Fisherton-de- Snook Richard, Easterton, Devizes I! Bush William, Chisledon, Swindon la-Mere, Bath Watts Mrs. William, Potterne, Devizes :t:Butcher George, Manningford mill, Pavy Charles Thomas, Ha1:e1and mill, Webb Isaac, Cbittoe heath, Chippenham Manningford Abbots, Marlborough Bremhill, Calne Webb W. Hawkst. Bromham,Chippenhm tButcher Thos.W. Ponlshot mill,Devizes tPennells James, Coombe, Marlborough Wilkins E. Horningsham, Warminster !Butcher Wm.Bishopstrow ml. Wrmnstr tPocock Fredk. Box mill, Chippenham Wiltshire Nathan, Derry hill, Calne :t:CarterGeo.Scotts ml. Tythert.n.Chpnhm t+Ponting Thos. Winyard, Malmesbury Witchell Stephen,Etchilhampton,Devizes tCarter James, Liddington, Swindon ttPonnd Edwin, Quemerford, Calne Woodman Jn. West Ashton, Trowbridge tChamberlain Chas.Wilsford, Marlboro' Pullen John, Mill street, Calne Woolford Thomas, Cricklade Chisman George, Uphaven, Marlboro' tRichmond H.Kellaways ml.Chippenhm Wootton Edwin, Bromham, Chippenham ttChivers Henry, Chal:ymead,Melksham tRowe George, Figheldean, Salisbury Clark Henry, Abbey mill, Malmesbury tRowe George, Netheravon, Salisbury MARQUEE MANUFACTRS. Clark Wm.SomerfordKeynes,Cricklade tRuggThos. Sherrington; &Corton,Bath See Tent & Marquee Mam:Ifacturers. Collen Bros.Chippenhm.mill,Chippnhm Sainsbury William, Shrewton, Devizes Combes Uriah & Dan, Chicksgrove & :):Sainsbury Wm.We.Lavmgtn.ml.Devizs :MAT ANI> MATTING M'ANUFS. Tisbury mill, Wardour, Salisbury tSandell William, Amesbury S.O Hooper Wm. J. 40 New Park st. Devizes Cook Wllliam, Wroughton, Swindon tSargeant Miss A.R.Kembleml.Cirncstr A. Smith, manager), Vorda works, ttCross Mrs. Kate, Smallbrook mill, Scamell Mrs.M.DamerhamSth. Salisbry Highworth, Swindon Warminster I!Scammell S.DonheadSt.Mary,Salisbury 'Ta.ylor G. (cocoa-nut),Silver st. Bradford tCullimore Geo. L. Tinhead, Westbury tSharp Samuel, West End mill, Donhead WarnerMrs.E. (dlr.),8Market pl.Devizes tCurtis John, Kellaways ml.Chippenhm St. Andrew, Salisbury :t:Dean Edward Henry, Imber, Bath tSharpe Jas. Ludwell mill, Salisbury MATTRESS MAKRS.-SPRING. ttDell Mrs. Mary L. High st. Marlboro' tSidford G. Market Lavington, Devizes BILLINGTON BROTHERS, makers of :t:Denly Hy. Jn. Corston ml. Malmesbury Sidford George, Woodbridge mill, West patent "Liverpool" & woven wire ttDoelWm.&Son,Frogmore frm.Wstbry Lavington, Devizes mattresses, Abercromby works, Cam- tDrewT.G.Crookwood,Urchfont,Devizes tSidford Jas. South Newton, Salisbury bridge st.Liverpool; London office, II tDurell John Barnes,Stratford,Salisbury tSmallcombe A. Penleigh, Westbury Dyer's buildings, Holborn E c tEisip John,Sherston Magna,Malmesbry t+Snook J.Byde mill,Hanningtu.Swindn .
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