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856 BUI SHEFFIELD TRADES. BUILDBRS continued. Chadwick & Co. 16-18 College road, R Flockton Geo. W.284 Sharrow Vale rd.S Andrews Wm. Hy. 88 Greaves street, S Chandler William, I<'itzwilliam street, S Foers Frederick, Treeton, R Angell William, 18 Norfolk road, S Charles William, 139 Wortleyroad, M. R Forsdike W. & A. joiners, bldrs. Ardern Thomas, 72 Spital bill, S Charlesworth Reeves, back of 17 Oak- contractors, painters &. de. Armitage Benj. The Cross, Ecclesfield, S land road, Hills borough, S coratora, plumbers, glazie• • &. Armitage John, ·whiston, R Church Joseph, 32 Tasker road, S gasfitters, 2 4·3 2 St. Mary'a Armitage John H. 17 High ton street, S Clarke Reuben, 33 Cliffe Field road, road; 1 Clough road & 151 Armitage Rbt. Church la. Ecclesfield, S Meersbrook bank, S • Young atreet, S Ash Richard E. 15 Stalker Lees road, S Cleathero M. WoodView, Grenoside, S Fowler Albert, I05 Weston street, S Ash, Son & Biggin, 13-17 Furnival st. S Cliff Samuel Edwin, 58 Pearson place, Fox Chas. 15 Rose st. Hillsborough, S Ashforth Mrs. Eleanor, 79 Scott road, S Meersbrook bank, S Fox Edmund, Brad way, S Ashforth Frederick, 227 Barnsley rd. S Clover Samuel, 154 London road, S Fox Octavius, 9 Mansficld road, R Aspland William, Handsworth, S Coe Arthur T. 230 Main road, Darnall, S Freckingham Henry, 72 Wicker, S Astling Thomas, Richmond street, S Cook John D. 39 Meersbrook Park road, Gale Thomas, (back of) Clarence st. S Badger & Apple by, 226 South View rd.S Meersbrook, S Gannon Thomas, 36 Brownell street, S Badger Jsph. jun. 48 South Viewrd. S Cooke A. & Son, 31 Lawrence street, S Gardner James, 10 Hamilwn road, S Badger Joseph& Son, Court 6, Cemetery Cooper James, Prospect house, Raw- Geary Chas. Chapel st. Greasbrough, R road, S marsh road, R Geary Wm. 30 Fowler st. Wincobank, S Bailey Thomas, 175 Dunlop street, S Coulson George, 184 Howard road, S Genders Thomas, 19 Hoole street, S Baker Alfred, Wickersley, R Coward Joseph, 251 & 253 Duke st. S Gillam Charles Henry, 95 Sbarrow la. S Barker Fredk. Wm. III Howard road, S Coxell Charles, 14 Meersbrook road, Glussop Charles, I09 Walkley Hank rd.S Barker James, Laurel bank, Wadsley la. Meersbrook, S Goodlad Wm.John, Old rd.Conisboro',R Wadsley, S Cramp James, Denaby, R Goulder George, 2 Harcourt road, S Barker Thos. & Sons, 38 Thoresby rd. S Crookes Henry, 452 Staniforth road, Goulder John, 202 Attercliffe cam. S Barlow George, Albion buildings, 86 Attercliffe, S Grantham .Martin, Bernard road, S Charlotte road, S Crookes Ralph Bateman, 909 Penistone Gray Thomas & Sons, Plumpers road, Barnaby George, 16 Scott road, S road, Owlerton, S Tinsley, S Barton Brothers, Handsworth, S Crooks "r & Son, 127 Devonshire st. S Grayson R. & J. Walkley road, S BeeJn.&Son,Derbyshireyd.Londonrd. S Crowther George Henry, 40 Talbot st. S Greathead John E. Conisborough, R Bell Waiter, 156 Effingham street, R Crowther George & Son (& con- Greaves Herbert, 25 Malthouse lane, Belton Albert E. 57 Peveril road, S tractors), 34 Talbot street, S Wincobank, S Belton Joseph, 28 Albert Terrace rd. S Cruise Martin, 75 Bradley street, S Greaves Stephen, Grenoside, S Ben de low & Bennett, Dolcliffe road, Daniels J use ph, 24 Brook field road, S Green C.&Co. Wellgate, R.; & Canklow, R Mexborough, R Davage ·Edward, 64 Chippingham st. Green John, 79 Woodside lane, S Benson John, Greenhill, S & 9 Sleaford street, S Greenwood John, 438 Staniforth road, S Bishop John, 43 Milton road, R Dawson, Jones & Co. Broomhall st. S Greenwood William Jas. Woodhouse, S Black George, 7 Bennett street, S Dawson & Patchett, Wardsend, Wadsley Groves Herbert, 12 Lonsdale road, S Blenkhorne Herbert M. Exchange gate- bridge, S Had field William, 25 Normandale road,S way, Fargate, S Dawson Sampson, 213 Bright street, S Hall W. 143Chcsterfield rd. Meersbrook,S Blythe J. W.46Clipstone rd.Attercliffe,S Dobson Jas.63 Holme la. Hills borough, S Hammond George, 4 Ditchingham rd.S 13olsover Bros. High lane, Ridgeway, C. Dobson & Shepherd, 194 West. street, S Hancock Ernest M. 13A 1 Bromley st. S & M os borough, S 1 Dodgson John, 45 Oxford street, R Hancock S. & Sons, Nethergreen road, S .Hooker William, 2 Grafton street, S 1 Dodsworth Sml. go Bank st. Mexboro', R Hardcastle Charles, Woodhouse, S Bool Benj. 41 Rawmarsh hl. Parkgate,R Dove Frank Oxspring, Victoria house, Hardcastle William, n6 Alexandra rd.S Boot Henry, 152 Moore street, S Bardwell road, Wincobank, S Hardcastle Wm. 366 Handsworth hill, BoothBenjaminBeeley,38 Chantreyroad, Dove Thos. Smithfield cot. Grenoside, S Darnall, S Norton vVoodseats, S Downing C. E. Monmouth street, S Harrison James, Greenhill, S Booth H.&T. 131Langsett rd.Hillsboro' ,S Downing George, Don caster road,Conis- Harrison William Edward (chimney), 'Booth John, 53 Egerton lane & g6 Milton borough, R Regent terrace, S street, S Dowson George Henry, Houseley parK, Harrop John James, Gleadless, S "Booth John, 68Fitzwilliam st. Swinton, R Chapel town, S Harrop Thomas J ames, 34 N eville st. R Booth Wm. H. 6o Franklin street & 81 1 Drabble John, Mosborough, S Hart Edwin, (back of) 55 Arundel lane Washington road, S ]Drakard William, South lane, S & 34 Cemetery avenue, S Bower Edwd.Jn.42Church st.Swinton,R 1 Drew Arthur, 52 Page Hall road, S Hearn George, 9 Clarence street, S "Bower George, 45 Crookes, S Dyson Edward B. Woodbank cottage, 46 Helliwell B &Sons, Cliffe view,Loxley, S BowerJsph.Aquilla,Stationst.Swinton,R Woodbank crescent, l\Ieersbrook, S Hclliwell George J. 99 Wood road, flown Edward, 15 Clarence street, S !Earl Charles, 365 Chesterfield road, S Hillsborough, S Bown George Hy. Handley street, S Earnshaw Brothers, Earnsbaw lane, Hewitt Joseph,3Dolcliffe rd.Mexboro', R Bradbury Arthur, 34 Cemetery road, S Conisborougb, R Hibbert Geo. Hy. Attercliffe common, S BradburyJ.F.gRawmarshhill,Parkgt.RiEarnshaw Joseph, 34 Hollowgate, R Hickson George H. 81 Watery street, S Bradley John & Sons, 40 Carver street Earnshaw William, Clough road & 2 Hickson Henry, 393 Staniforth road, S & 83 Rockingham lane, S . Park street, Masborough, R Hickson John Thomas, Rudyard rd. S Bramwell William, 25 Bower road, S Eshelby John & Son, 45 Spring street & Highfield William, 291 Staniforth road, Brearley Arthur, Bradfield, S Cross Smithfield, S Attercliffe, S Brearley David, Deepcar, S Eyre Frank, Avondale villa, Clarence rd. Hinchliffe Richard Thomas, 336 Cole- Breffit Richard, Sboreham street, S Hillsborough, S ridge road, Attercliffe, S Brierley Litchford, 10 Henley street, R Fairest Luther,Wharncliffeside,Oughti- Hindley John, John street, S Brown A. J. & Sons, 842 Grimesthorpe bridge, S Hirst Joshua H. 296A, Chesterfield rd. S road, S Farrow Charles, South lane, S Hodgkinson Henry, x67 Pye bank, S Brown David, 187 Wbitham road, S J<"avell Albert, x Taplin rd. Hillsboro', S Hodkin John Henry, 51 Rufford rd. S Brown Miles, Hallgate, Mexboro', R FawccttJas.Wm.47Holme la.Hillsboro'S Hodkin &Jones,Havelock works,Queen's Brown Samuel, 3 Cross Bedford street, S Fern Samuel, Edith street, S road & 5Io531 55 & 57 Blonk street, S. Brumby Henry, Alderson road, S Fewks Benjamin, Be1ghton, S See advert Brumby Henry, St. Barnabas' road, S Fewks Samuel, Beighton, S Hollingworth & Bedford, Cleveland st. S Bush William, 6o Charlotte street, S Fidler B. 35 Holme la. Hillsborough, S Holmes David, 167 Upper Alien st. S Calah William Edwd. 33 Mackenzie st.S Fidler James, 40 Sa vile street, S Holmes Henry, 15 Upper Hanover st. S Canny Joseph, 33 Sanderson street, S Fidler Joseph, Intake, S Holmes James, 8 Osberton place, S Carr George, 65-7 Carlisle street east, S Finch William, 18 Edge Hill road, S Halt William, Home Lea, Station street, Chad wick Charles & Sons (chimney), Fish William, 37 Tenter street, R Swinwn, R Victoria street & 180 & x82 Devonshire Flanagan T. 9 Montgomery Ter. rd. S Hopkinson Geo. & Sons,66A,Westonst.S street, S Fletcher Joseph, Church lane, Dare, S .
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