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Cheshire. Co .A ' _2..., TRADES DIRECTORY.) CHESHIRE. CO .A ' . Simms William,Astbury st. Congleton Astley & Tyldesley eoal & Salt Co. Chesworth Henry, Station yard & Skarratt Thos. xoo Vincent st. Mcls:H.d Limited (Benjamin Kniveton,agent), Pillory street, Nantwich & at Wren­ Smart .A.lex. 398a, Borough road, B'hd Lowland road, Runcorn & Stockton bury & Burland Smith W. &i Sons,Russell st.Altrnchm quay, Appleton, Warrington Clarke Brothers, Barnton, Northwich Smith James, 144 Cathcart rd. B hd Bailey John C. & Co. Black rd.Mclsfld Clarke Brothers,Bartington,Northwich Smith Jas. Clarendon st. Dukinfield Bailey Thomas, Manchester road, Clarke Waiter, Hibel rd. Macclesfield Smith Joseph, 314 Boro' rd. B'head Cheadle, :Manchester Clay W.Main st.Frodsbam,Warrington Smith Thoma.s, 45, 53 & 55 Brougham Band William, Hibel rd. Macclesfield Clifton & Kearsley Coal Co. Lim:ted street, Tranmere, Birkenhead Barber Edwd. Station, Chelford,Crewe (Samuel R. Walker, agent), Stam- Soul Jsph. H. 37 Exmouth st. B'head Barber Edward (Thos. Foden, agent), ford road, Altrincham & (Robert Speed James, Moore, Warrington Station, Go<Jstrey, Crewe Pass, agent), School rd.Sale,M'chstr Stafford Wm. Junction rd. Stockport Barber Edward, Snelson cottage, Cockrill Charles P. Saltney~ Chester Stafford Wm. 11 Ward st. Stockport Snelson, Crewe Cocks W. Woodley, Bredbury, Stkprt Stansfield Jas. n2 M'chester rd.Hyde Barber William, 49 Wellington road Collis F. Thomas Street wharf, Crewe Stanway Wm. Shaw street, Runcorn south & Heaton Moor rd. Stockport Connor J. 59 Up. Beck:with st. B'head Stringer Joseph, Leftwich, Northwich Barlow John, Cheadle, Manchester Co.:Jk Henry, Broadheath, Altrineham Springfellow John, Preston brook, Bathgate Archibald, 12 Egerton st. Cowap C. R. & Co. Ar Coal Exchange, Warrington New Brighton, Liverpool Black Diamond street, Chegter Stnbbs Peter, Leftwich, Northwich Bayley "\Villiam, Haslington, Sandbach Cross R. S. works, Lower st. Mddlwch Sntcliffe Wm. Vaudrey st. Stalybridge Beddard Edward Frederick & Co. Crutchley J. 43 George st. B'head Sweetman M. J. Heath td. Runcorn Station yard, West Kirby S.O Dale Frank, Stanley st. Seacmb. L'pl 'i'aylor George, rgg George st. Hyde Bennett Frederick S. Buxton road & Davies John P. 4 Coal exchange, Black 'i'aylor John, 87 Naylor street, Crewe Davenport siding, Stockport Diamond street, Chester Taylor William, Bridge street, Mill Bennett Samuel Barrett, 76 Belmont Davies Joseph, Station yard, West lane, Macclesfield street, Heaton Norris, Stockport Kirby S.O Thomas Evan, 178 Price street,B'head Berry & Kershaw, Sale bridge, Sale, Davis Waiter, 4 St. Werburgh's mnt. Thomas Richard, Wheatland lane, Manchester & Crane bank, Chester Seacombe, Liverpool Beswick James, Railway stn.Knutsfrd Dickinson James, '\'\'bitegate station, ffirich John, I Bright street, B"head Bickerton J.Empress pl.Marple,Stkprt Marton, Northwich Vernon Thomas,High street,Tarporley Bidders & Elliot, Kent Green, Odd Dobell W. B. & Co. 45 Argyle street Vickers Thomas, Station yard, Aud- Rode, Stoke-on-Trent & Tunnel road, Birkenhead lem, Nantwich Billington J. H. Limited (John Moss- Dodd Herbert, 196 Old Chester road, Wainwright & Wallwork,Water street, ford, agent), Beeston station, Bees- Lower Tranmere & 3 Railway yard, Macclesfi.eld · ton, Tarporley; Broxton, Chester; Waterloo place, Birkenhead Walker Edwin, I55 Astley st.Dukinfld 21 & 22 Corn Exchange chambrs. &i Dodd Herbert, Railway goods yard, Walker Fredk. 52 Bean st. Nantwich 7 Coal exchange, Black Diamond Waterloo place, Rrkenhead Wallwork William, 313 Huddersfield street, Chester; ::Merrills bridge, Dodd William, 14 Coal exchange, Black road, Stalybridge West street & Thomas Street wharf, Diamond street, Chester Warburton William, Gee Cross, Hyde Crewe; Railway station, Delamere, Donellan James, 6r ·west street & Warbnrton William, Hale view, Lloyd Kelsall; Hartford & Greenbank Thomas Street wharf, & Cumber- street, Altrincham railway station, Hartford, North- land wbar:, Crewe Waring Richd. 448 Price st. B'head wich; (William Edge, agent), Mal- Dudley Benjamin,32 New Chester road Warrington Levi, Baker st. Stalybrdg pas; Whitegate station, Marton, & 56 Bebington rd. New Ferry, B'hd Welch 1\Irs. Eliza, 37 Nixon's yard, Northwich; (Thomas Fitton,agent), Dudley G. Station yard, Northwich Macclesfield Mouldsworth, Chester ; Northwich Dukinfield Coal &i Cannel Co. Limited, Wells & Co. 2a, Belle Vue road & & Winsford R.S.O King street, Dukinfield; Manchester Stanley street, Seacombe, Liverpool Bilsbury Joe, 271 Astlev st.Dukinfield road,Hyde & (James Taylor, agent), Wells Fredk.2o5 St. Anne st. B'hea.d BirC'h John H. Saltney; Chester r Bridge street, Stalybridge Whittaker John, Pinfold street,Chester Blackburn Charles & Son, Hickman·s,Ellis James, 39 Oliver street & 99 road, Ma.cclesfield bldngs. Birkenhead rd.Scmbe.L'pool .Argyle street, Birkenhead Wild Jsph. ro George st. west,Stckprt Blomley James, '253 Wellington road Ellis Jn. 8 Tabor st. Seacombe, L'pool Wilde Frederick, 43 Cross st. Hyde south, Stockport Ellis J oseph, 27 Ox ton road, Birkenhd Wilkinson Fredk. So Remer st. Crewe Blundell Jonathan &i Son, 14 Chester Ellis T. 2 Abbey street, Birkenhead Williams & Son, Wheatland lane, street; 5 Railway yard, Jackson Ellis Thomas, 2a, & 2 .Argyle street Seacombe, Liverpool street, Birkenhead & 28 Demesne south, Tranmere, Birkenhead Williams Thos. 6 Cyprus st. B'head street, Seacombe Ellison Frederick, Ha.r.tford &; Green- Wilson William, Chapel lane, Wilms- Booth George, 39 Victoria street & bank railway station, Hartford; low, Manchester Railway siding, Newton, Hyde Acton Bridge & Weaverham,Nthwch Woodcock Saml. 35 Borough rd. B'hd Booth :M. 5 Abbey st. Birkenhead Evans R. & Co. Limited, 13 Railway Woodcock Saml. rg Oliver st. B'head Bowden Samuel, Marple, Stockport yard, .Abbey street, Birk:enhead; Woolrich James, Commercial road, Bradley Frank, Railway station, Dock road, Seacombe; Stamford rd. Hazel Grove, Stockport Knutsford; & Mobberley Altrincbam, Bowdon, .Acton Bridge, Worth Jas. Brierley st. Stalybridge Brereton Edwin, Ettiley hth.Sandbach Beeston Castle, Calveley, Crewe, Yarwood T. Warrington rd.Northwich Brereton E. Railway statn.Middlewich Frodsham, Hefferston Grange, Youd George, Ivy rottage, Cudding- Brewin Joseph & Co. 7a, Hamilton Helsby, Mouldsworth,Walton, Wins- ton, Northwich street & 3 Abbey street, Birkenhead ford, Hartford, Lymm, Broadheath COAL FACTOR. Bridgwater Trustees,Ma.nchester road, & '\Veaverham & (James M. Walms- Moore Thomas Baron's quay North· .Altrincham; (Thomas Wheeler, ley, agent), 9 Coal exchange, Black wich. See a'dvert ' agent), Lymm, Warrington &; Rail- Diamond street, Chester - COAL MASTERS. way bridge & Chapel road, Sale, Evans John M. 70 Willmer road, Manchester Higher Tranmere, Birkenhead See Colliery ProprietorS. Broadhead Jn. 25 High st. Maccles:H.d Farish William, Cow lane bridge, 8 COAL & COKE MERCHANTS. Broadhead John, Railway station Brook street & 3 Coal exchange, Alderman Edwin, Frodsham & Kings- (Thomas "\Vatson, agent), Boiling. Black Diamond street, Chester ley, Warrington ton, Macclesfield Fear Joseph Fletcher, 125 Nantwich Antrobus Charles, Railway yard, Brocklehurst Wm. Union rd.Macclsfld road &i Earle Street wharf, Crewe Wilmslow, Manchester Broughton Plas Power Coal Co. Lim. Firth & Gee, 12 Cross st. & Station Antrobus Edwin, Railway station, (Rogers & Bright, agents), Corpora- yard, Hyde Handforth, Manchester tion road, Birke!lhead Fietcher J. 19 Ashley rd. &c. A:trnchm Archer Edwin T. Dock ~t. & Station Burgess Samuel, Marston, Northwich FGden Joseph, Butley, Macclesfield road, Ellesmere Port, Chester Burns & Ridgway, Railway station, Forden E. Sons & Co. (Elijah Wake- !nnstrong &i Thomas, JI Coal ex- .Alderley Edge, Manchester; & at field, agent), Station, Middlewich change, Black Diamond st. Chester 'Wilms~ow Fuster Fdk. Rudheath, Northwich Arthur Thomas, 120 Old Bidston Carter John, C-astle st-reet, Northwich Fowler W. &i Sons, 76 Bedford rd. B"bd road, Birkenhead Chadwick John, 28 Bridge st. B'head France John, Beeston station, Beeston, Ashley & Dunville, Rose Hill station, Cheetham & Hall, Hibel road,Maccles- Tarporley Marple, Stockport & (Charles Lord, field; branch, Bollington Gennis William Waring, 11 Waterloo manager), Station road, Wilmslow, Cheetham T. Stockport rd. Altrnchm road, New Brighton, Liverpool Manchester Chesworth & Son, Burland, Nantwich Godsell Llewellin, 10 Abbey street; Ashley Chas. Stockport rd. Altrinchm Clieetham 'William, George's road, 22 Price street; 15 Cleveland street Asbron S,qnit(!,35 Newton streeMiyde Heaton Norris, St-oGkport & 76 Exmouth street, Rrk.enh.ea.d .
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