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West Riding Yorkshire WEST RIDING YORKSHIRE. HUDDERSFIELD • • Hampson Ruth Ann (Mrs.), butcher, 26 Manchester street Hawkyard Edward, stationer~ news agent, Lockwood Hanley & Brierley,coal mers.Railwa.y station, Fitzwilliam st Hawkyard Henry, tailor, Manchester road. Hanley Catherine ( Mn.), clothes dealer, 59 Kirkgate HawkyardJ as.commercial traveller,Meltham rd. Lo~kwood Hanley Thomas, rug manufacturer, <1: Dundas street Ha.wkyard John, Woodman, Primrose hill, RilShcliffe Hannan John, !rla?.ier, 5 Fitzwilliam street Hawkyard Mary (Mrs.), confectioner, 10 Northgate Hanson, Dale & Co. ma.nufa.cturer3 of block tin tubes, lead Hayley Henry (exors. of), manufacturing chemist, Brick & composition pipes for water, gll.!l & soil pipes of all sizes bank, N orth~ate up to 6 in. also window leads for crown & plate glass, lead Headey Robert Ada:n11, news agent, 104 Upperhead row weights for Jacquard looms, & metallic wire for florists, of Headey Robert Lee, news agent 5 Victoria lane, King st all sizes from No. 7 to 20; & dealers in pig lead & ingot Heap John & Brothers, woollen manufacturers, 32 Westgate tin, Colne road. See advertisement Heap R. R. &. A. woollen manufrs. 26 Market st.; 4-l. Ex- Hanson Alien, beer retailer, Crosland moor chang~; & at Cartworth, Holmfirth Hanson Alien, shopkeeper, Salford, Lockwood Heap Frederick, lilhopkeeper, Victoria street, Mold green Hanson Benj. woollen manufactr. see Hirst, Hanson & Sons Heap George, woollen manufacturer, 28 Vance's buildingq Hanson Benj. Byram, woollen manfr;~ee Hirst, Hanson & Sons HeapJohnWilliam,woollen mercht.3Brook's yard, Market! t Ha.nson Brook, farmer, Hanson lane, Lockwood Heap Williarn, commercial traveller, 8 Luck lane, Marsh Hanson George Henry, grocer, Paddock Heaps T. A. & Co. ironmongers, marble ma~ons, white- Ha.nson Grace(Mr3.), dre~s maker, Portland place, Lindley smith!\ & hot water engineers ; offices & sl10w room~, 4!, Hanson Jarnes, insurance agent, Portland place, Lindley 46 & 48 Westgate, & works, Williarn street Hanson James, lodginl{ house, 2 Granby street He~thcote EdwinShepherd,linn.drapr, Lock wood rJ.Lockwd Hamon Joah, tailor & draper, Oakes, Lindley Heath cote John, provision dealer, Marsh Hanson Joe, painter & glazier, Halifax Old road Heathwaite William, painter, Birkhy Hanson John, heald & reed maker, Alfred street Heaton Ada (Miss), dress maker, Pc~.Llduck Hanson John Henry, civil engineer, see Abbey & Hanson Heaton John, farmer, Berry brow Hanson John \V m. worsted manufactr. see Cliff, Hanson&Co Hea.ton John Allan, soap merchant, Packhors~ yard Hanson Joseph, confectioner, Lockwood road, Rashcliffe Heaton Richard, painter, Paddo~k Hanson Samuel, Swan, Swan lane, Lockwood Heaton Thomas, accountant, 36 New street Hanson 8arah ( M:rs.), grocer, I56 Manchester road Hebblethwaite Brothers, wool, ~ilk &. cotton merchants, 3 Hanson Thomas, butcher, Newsome Threadneedle street Hanson Thomas, Waterloo inn, & cabinet maker, Dalton Hebden George, brewer, Birkby Hanson Williarn, painter & decorator, 7 Eleanor street Heeley Amos, shopkee !ler, Berry brow Hanson William Henry, painter, <1: Bradfllrd road north Heeley Joe, draper, Albert street, Lockwood & Berry brow Hansun Wri.~ht, lamp dealer, 119 Leeds road north Heeley John, ciog~er, Berry brow Hardcastle George, tailor, Berry brow Hella.well James & GeorgP., furniture removers, Lord str~et Hardcastle George, jun. plumber, Halifax Old road Hellawell Abel, coal dealer, Viaduct street Hardcastle George, sen. grocer, Halifax Old road · Hellawell Ern aline (Miss), dres:i maker, 10 Halifax: Old road Hardcastle Lees, beer retailer, 74 Manchester street Hdlawell George William, wholesale dealer in drap~ry, Hardcastle William, Weavers' Arm.~, 81 Leed11 road hosiery & small wares; lonuon, birmingham & sheffield Hardisty W. H. woollen rnanfctr. see Taylor, Hapdisty & Co goods &c. 60 New street Hardy & Hirst, joiners & cabinet makers, Fountain street Hellawell James, clogger, 6I Manchester street Hardy & Wood, commission weavers, A.lbert mills, Albert st Hellawell Jeremiah, rag mer. Helm's yard, Manchester st Hardy Frederick, greengrocer, 68 & 69 Market hall IIella.well John, beer retailer, I Halifax Old road Hardy Jona8 Edward, blacksmith, Albert street, Lockwood Hellawell John, corn factor, 28 Buxton road Hardy Martha (Mrs.), cabinet maker, 64 Bradford rd. north Hellawell John, tailor, Sheepridge Hardy Robt. wheelwright & blacksmith, Waterst. Lockwood Hellawell Jonas, sur..{een, 6..! Buxton road Hardy Uriah, farmer, Moor end, Lockwood Hellawell Jo~eph, cloth finisher, 2 BJ.ck 8prin~ street Hardy Williarn, wholesale grocer, 6 Market walk Hellawell .Mary (Mrs.), beer retailer, 55 Kirkgate Hargreaves Edwin, machinist, see Haigh & Hargreave3 Hellawell Saral1 (Mrs.), Grove inn, 2 Spring Grove street • Hargreaveil George, machine broker, 8 Lowerhead row & <1:3 Swallow street Hargreaves Joshua, coal merchant, 30 Quay street Hellawell William,servants' registry office, 13 SpringwoJd st Harling Edward, Star, King's Mill lane, Alrnondbury Helliwell Samuel, beer retailer, 5 Firth street Harper George, general printer, proprietor & publi;~her of Hellowell Benjamin, draper, Marsh ' The Huddersfield Chronicle,' & ''I' he H udder:~field Daily Helm Henry, provision dealer, Folly hall Chronicle,' 'The Huddersfield & District Directory,' & Helm Henry, shopkeeper, Lockwood road, Rashcliif<J ' West Riding Railway Time Table,' Lord street; & at Helm Tom, beer retailer, I Granby street ~- Dewsbury. See advertisement Helm Tom, english & fordgn timber merchant; mouldings of Harper Sarah (Mrs.), beer retailer, 52 Manchester road every description, dry flooring- board~, oak, mahogany, Harral William & Cu. outfitters, 31 Cross Church street birch &c.Ti m ber wharf~ wood cutting mills, LowerheaJ row Harran Kezia (Mrs.), refreshment rms. Albert st. Ra~hcliffe Hemingway Edward, saddler, 3! King street Harries Robt. lineR&. woollen draper, 34 & 36 West parada Henderson Mary Ann ( Mr~.), lodging house, 2I South street Harrington Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 9 N orthgate Henley Annie (Mrs.), hair dresser, l<.:xchange buildings Harrison &. Garthwaite, cabinet makers, Princess street Henry A. & S. &. Co. commission & foreign merchants, Harrison & Sykes, wa~gon cover makers & canvas mer- blanket!!, rugs & cloths of all descriptions, 3! Market st. ; chants, Princess street Threadneedle street & 4 Macaulay street Harrison John, coal dealer, Duke street Henshall W. D. & S.linen draper,o, I5 New street Harrison John, grocer, Paddock Hcnshaw & Co. coal metchauts, Seed hill Harrison John, marine store dlr .G ledhol t bott m. Gledholt bnk Heppenstall Brothers, woollen dyer.•, Turnbridge, Quay st Harrison John, tailor, 76 Manchester road Heppenstall F. & Co. fancy woollen manufacturers, I~ Ex- Harrison J oseph, shoe maker, Deighton change buildings ; & Woodland mills, Long wood Harrison J oseph Acheson, woollen merchant, 7 Byram st Heppenstalllcon, WhiteSwnn commercial hotel, I4Kirkgate Harrison J osepb l\Ioseley, beer retailer & shopkpr. Deighton HeppenstallLaw,woollen manfr.5Market st.; & atLungwootl HarrisonOliver,Leach's comrcl:&temperance htl.2I WtlStgate Heppenstall Thomas, joiner, Primrose hill, Rashcliffe Harrison Youn~er, butcher, l Leeds road Heppleston George Henry, general dealer, 71 King street Harrop William & Co. woollen manufacturers, Britannia Ilepworth & Bulmer, coal merchants, Spring Wood "iding,. mills, Colne road & I6 St. George's Rquare Manchester road & Railway station, Fitzwilliam street Hart Edward J. coach builder, see Rippon j& Hart Hepworth, Friend & Co. woollen cord manufrs. ~heepridge Hartley Elizabeth (Mrs.), lodging house, 32 Beast market Hepworth George, grocer, Folly hall Hartley J a me<~, pl"inter, Nelson's building8, New street Hepworth George, shoe maker, LockwoJd road, Lockwood Hartley Joel, stationer, 25 Bradford road north Hepworth John Holroyd, stone mason, Lindley Hartley John, shopkeeper, Cowcliffe Hepworth William, draper & tailor, Lidget street, Lindley Hartley Martha (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Crosland moor Hepworth William Henry, Greyhound, 4 & 6 Manchestend Hartley Richard, shoe maker, 107 Halifax Old ro11d Heron Ja.mes, architect, 2 New street Hastings Robt. Soh & Co. woollen ma.nfrs. 8 & 9 Estate bldgs Hesketh George, Belle Vue hotel~ gardens, Fartown Hatch John Vincent, photographer, 27 Buxton road Hewitt Elizabeth (Mrs.), dress maker, Queen's road, Marsh Hattersley George & Sons, fancy woollen manufacturers, Hewitt Matthew William, greengrocer, 59 Leeds road 9 Market street ; & at Longwood Hewitt William, butcher, Mold green Hattersley J ames, shopkeeper, 43 Union street Hewitt William,insurance agent, 9 Henry st. U pperhead row Hawkins William, saddler & harness maker, 6 Cloth Hall ,st Hey Benjamin & John, woollen dyers, Turnbridge, Qllay ~t Hawksworth !:!radley, yeast importer, I6 Commercial street Hey George & Son, fancy woollen manut'actrs. Il Station st Hawksworth Fanny (Mrs.), yeast importer,lOCommercialst Hey John, fancy woollen manufacturer, see Uean & Hey 35 .
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