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TRADES. FAR 935 Wardle G.High La.Gawswortb,Mcclsftd Whaljpy Samuel A CHESHIRE.] TRADES. FAR 935 Wardle G.High la.Gawswortb,Mcclsftd WhalJPy Samuel A. Ringway,Altrinchm Wildman William, Lea hall, Wim- Wardle Thomas, The Park!J, Wildboar­ Wheelton Mrs. Ann, Pewitt hall, boldsley, · Middlewich clough, Wincle, Maeclesfield · Brereton; Sandbach · Wilkinson Albert. Barnton,Northwicb Wardman Colin, Taxal, Stockpm1; Wheelton Arth. · Smallwood, Sandbach Wilkinson C. A. Tabley Over, Knnts-frd Wareham John &; Miss Mary, Parl- Wheelton C. Hill top, Marple, Stckpt Wilkinson Charles, Haslington,Crewe ington, Manchester ·· • Wheelton Daniel Cooper,Lower Nabbs. Wilkinson D. Whitley Superior.Nhwcb Wareham George, Moss side, War­ Wildboarclough, Wincle, Macclesfld Wilkinson H. Seven Oaks, Northwich bnrton, W arrington Wheelton Frank,. Harrop, Macclesfield Wilkinson Jeremiah, Thorns green, Waring George, Hill Top bou~~e, Wheelton Fredk. Eaton, Congleton Ashley, Altrincham Thornton Hough. Chester Wheelton William, Swanbach, And- Wilkinson Ju. Bromboro, Birkenhead Waring Geo. Woodchnrch, Birkenhd lem, Nantwich Wilkinson Ju. Goodiers green, Mere, Waring Joseph, Rndheath, Northw1ch Wheenton C. Swettenham, Congleton Knutsford Waring William, Ponlton-cnm-Spital, Whieldon J'acob, Marton, Northwich Wilkinson John, Saughall Massy. B'hd Birkenhead Whiston Jacob P. Chapel house, Wilkinwn John, Toll gate, Crewe Warren Miss Charlotte,Warrilow head, Hankelow, Nantwich Green, Crewe Macclesfield Forest, Maccle-;field Whiston Joshua, Hough. Nantwich Wilkinson Jn. S. Upton, Birkenhead Warren .Joseph, Crooked yard, Mac­ Whitaker Hugh, Poole, Nantwich Wilkinson John Stanley, School lane, clesfield Forest, Macclesfield Whitby James, Anderton, Northwich Bidston, Birkenhead Warren William, Clarke's lane, Lang- Whitby John, Whitegate, Northwi-h Wilkinson .Joseph, Toft, KnutSif-ord ley, Macclesfif'ld Whitby 0. W. Eaton hall, Northwich Wilkinson Joseph Hicksoa, Sanghall Warrington F. Lit. Saugball, Chestr Whitby Wm. Wettenhall, Winsford Massey, Birkenhead Warrington .Joseph, Gt.. Saughall,Chstr White Abram Cobden, Dunham-on- Wilkinson Parker, Mere Heye8, Warrington Mrs. S. Sutt.on.Mcclsfld the-Hill, Warrington Winterbottom, Mere, Knutsford Warrington W. Prestbury, Macclesfld White George, Free green, Over Wilkinson Percy, Moss bank, Toft, Waterworth Hugh, HigheT Broadbent Peover, Knutsford Knutsford fold, Stalybridge nW'"hite Herbert, Eaton, Tarporley Wilkinson Robert, Mottram Old rd. Watson George, Hope farm, Broad­ White John, Four Lane ends, Ad- Stalybridge atone Hall road, Reddish, Stockport lington, Macclesfield Wilkinson Robert, jun. Stocks farm, Watson George, Reddish vale, Red­ White William G. Turf lea, Stocks lane, Stalybridge dish, Stockport Marple, Stocliport Wilkinson T. Main rd. Sydney, Crewe Watson Herbert. Brereton park, Bar­ Whitehead C. Stanthorne, Middlewch Wilkinson Thomas, Woodhouse lane, grave, Chester Whitehead Jn. Yew Tree fm.Dnkinfld Ashtcn-upon-Mersey, Manchester Watson James, Black brow, Sinder­ Whitelegg Mrs. Ann, Heald miU, Wilkinson Thomas Howard, Robin- land, .A.ltrincbam Mobberley, Knutsford son's corner, Wistaston, Nantwich Watson W. Pott Shrigley,Macclesfield nwcnhitelegg Mrs.B. Mobberley,Knutsfd Wilkinson William John, Dawfields, Watts Frederick, Nelstrop road, Whitelegg James, Outwood, Ring- Kinderton, Middlewich Reddish, Stockport way, .A.ltrincham Willcock Herbert. Harwood road, Watts J. Harbour pl. Newton, Hyde Whitelegg Jas. Wildersmoor, Lymm. Heaton Mersey, Stockport Weatherby Arth. Marton Withington Warrington . Willett Francis William, Bank farm, fVeatherby J'.Somerford Booths,Cngltn Whitelegg John, Moss lane, Warbur- Tilston, Malpas Weaver Mrs. Annie, Dunham-on-the- ton, Warring-ton Willett John W.- Toft, Knntsford Hill, Warrington Whitfield William, Baguley, Sale Willett Joseph, Rookery, Alpraham, Weaver Charles, Goldsmith house, Whitlow Henry Turner, Manor house, Tarporley Burleydam~ Whitchurch (Salop) Preston-on-the-Hill, Preston Brook, Willett Richard, The Lock, Tilst,one Weaver Hy. Leigh, Church st. Malpas Warrington Fearnall, Tarporley Weaver John, Dunham-on-the-Hill, Whitlow James. Garland hall, C'row- Williams Geo. & Sons, Saltney,Chestr Warrington ley. Northwich Williams Charles, The Wood, Wren- Weaver Joseph, Coole bne, Audlem, Whitlow John, Broom.fields, A ppleton, bury, N antwich Nant.wich Warrington · Williams Daniel, Holly road, Wilms- Weaver Mrs. Maria, Chorlton house, Whitlow Jn. Preston Brook,Warringtn low, Manchester Chorlton, Malpa.s Whitlow Joseph, Preston-on-the-Hill. Williams Edward, :Mellock lane,Little Weaver R. Church Shocklach,Malpas Preston Brook. V" arrington N eston, Chester Weaver R. Laurel gro.Carden, Malpas l\-'hitlow Thomas. Owl's nest, Hat- Williams George, Butterhouse green, Weaver Wilfrd. Overton hall, Malpas tou, Warrington Bredbury, Stockport Webb E. Nether .Alderley, Chelford Whitney John, Darnhall, Winsford Williams Mrs. Harriet, Long green, Webb G. W. Tytherington,Macclesfld Whittaker Abraham ( exors. of),Mere, Barrow, Chester Webb .Tames. Sandle heath, Nether Knutsford Williams H. 0. Wardle hall,Nantwch .A.lderley, Chelford Whittaker Mrs. C.Warmingham,CrwE: William"' Hugh, Threapwood, Malpas .Webb John, BradlEly brow, Butley, Whittaker Frank, St.apelev, !\fantwic-h Williams Joseph, Knntsford road, Macclesfield Whittaker George, Lea, Nantwich Wilmslow, Manchester Webb John, .Mitchellfold, Pott Shrig­ Whittaker Mrs. J.Mobbuley,Knutsfd Williams J'ames, Castedge, Taxal, ley, Macclt>sfield Whittalfer Jas. Hy. Elton, Sandbach Stockport Webb .Joseph, Chorley Hall lane, Whittaker Joseph, :Mere, Knutsford Williams Jas. Wimboldsley,Middlewich Alderley Edge, Manchester W'hittaker Mrs.Lizzie.Crewe Grn.Crwe \Villiams J.Newhall, Sound, Nantweh Webb Samuel, Butley, Macclesfield Whittaker R. Stapeley. Nantwif'h Williams Mrs. Mary, Dunham-on-the- WebstPr D.R. 15 St. John's rd.Wallsy Whittaker Ralph, Barthomley, Crewe Hill, Warrington Webster Jas. By. Wallasey Village Whittaker Robert. Ash bank, Odd Williams Mrs. Mary Ann, Old Moss, Webster Mrs. Sarah, Alvanley,WrrnQ"tn Rode<. Stoke-on-Trent Ta n·in. Chester Weedon Alfred, Ferrit oak, Haugh- Whittaker Robert. Blakeley lane, Williams P. Howning-s la. Sandbach ton, Tarporley Mobberley, Knut"'ford \Villiams R.Chester rd.Gt.Suttn.Cbstr Weir Albert, Hatton, Warrington Whittaker Samuel, The Lime", Har- William5' Samuel, Backford, Chester Weir· \Villiam, Walt.oninferior,Wrrngtn thomley, Crewe Williams Samuel, Calveley, Tarporley Welch Charles, Ledsham, Chester \Vhittaker T. Snape bank. Weshm.Crw Williams Mrs. Sarah, Worswall,Whit- Welch Charles, Newton. Tatt.nhll.Chstr Whittaker Thomas, Chorton fold, church (Salop) Welsh Isaac, Newhall mill, Aston, Bredbury, Stockport Williams T. Newhall, Aston,Nantwch Nantwich \Yhittingharn Chas.L. Harthill, Chstr Williams William, Ledsham, ChestPr West Mrs.Danl. Hurleston, Nant-wich Wilbraham Joseph. Hart-on, Malpas Williams William, Rowton, Chester Weston H. Tushingham, Whitchurch Wilcockson J'. Hattersley, Manchester Williams William Eaton, Comber- Weston James, Hampton, Malpas Wilcockson John Henry, Lower Harp- bach, Northwich Weston .John, Tushingham, Whitchch le<y, Stayh'y, Stal~·bridg-e Williamson A. Yewtree, Utkin ton, Whalley Mrs. Ann Katf>,Sugar Brook, Wilcock!!on J'oseph, Mill lane. Hyde Tarporley Ashley, Altrincham · Wild G. Stanley hall, Disley, Stockport Williamson .Mrs. Agnes, White Whalley Georg-t-, Milkinstead, Sut­ Wild George. Disley. Stockport haven, Burland, Nantwich ton, Macclesfield Wild John,. Gr('en's Hall farm, Dis- Williamson C.Baddington la.Nantwch Whallev .Tames, Pickmere, Knntsford 1ey, Stockport Williamson Christr. Andlem,Nantwch Whalle1· Joseph. Holford hall, Plumb- Wild John, Hockerley hall, Whaley William.son Dykes, Crowley, Northwch ley. Knutsford · · Bridge, Stockport Williamson E.Newhall,Aston,Nantwch Whalley Peter, Lingards, Sutton, Wilding A. Over Peover. Knntsford Williamson George, Suelson, Chelford • Macclesfield Wilding Mrs. F. Beeston. Tarporley Williamson George (exors. of), Bent- Whalll'y Robert H. Ash hoU!•e, Darn- Wilding Richard, Stoke, Nantwich · ley Hurst. Mere, Knutsford hall. Winsford · Wilding William, Tetton, Middlewich !Williamson H.Ivy ho.Crowtn.Nrthwch '"'W'"halley Mrs. S. Pickmere. Knu~ford Wildman G.W. Stllbla.ch, Middlewich · · ' .
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