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WREXHAM. NORTH WALES Owen Alfred (General& DIRECTORY. WREXHAM. NORTH WALES Owen Alfred (general&. furnish­ GU}t MAKERS. ing, &. agricultural implement Jones John, 54 Chester st L:street depot), 30 High st Kerrison Edwin P. (smith), 16 Charles Powell :r. E. (&. wholcsalel, 6 Town hill, '!1: College st. and 7 - - Abbot st HAIRDRESSERS & PERFUMERS. Da.vies Thomas F. Chester st. & 38 JOINERS & BUILDERS. Hope st (See al~o Timber Merchants.) Davies William, 6 Chester st [st Dennis J. E. 1 Overton arcade, High Bunn Richard, Hope st Scotcher W. S. (and jeweller, &c.), 36 Chaloner tlamuel, Burton High st Cunnah Joseph, Marford Davies Brothers, 3, 4 & 5 Hill st Davies Thomas, Holt HOP MERCHANTS. Evans JohD,, 16 Crescent ter Evans Peter, Pen-y-gellie EdwardS" Jotr. 59 Hope st Griffiths John, Egerton st ~Ianley Thomas, 26 High st Hughes Maurice, Adwyr Clawdd LOAN, BUitDING & INVESTMENT Williams Thomas, Town Hall See Huxley Charles, 24 Market st SOCIETIES. Huxley Edwin, Holt advertisement Adwy & Coed Poeth Loan & Invest­ Huxle,y Thomas, Halt ment Co. Limited, Adwyr Clawdd­ Inco Edwarcl, Holt HOSIERS &- S:\1ALLWARE Charles J. Gibbons, secretary Jones Daniel, ~ant LIRERATOR BurLDDrG SociET-t - DEALERS. Jones I'hilip, Coerl Poeth William H. • Tilston, 3 High st. J ones Hobcrt, Burton Allan Eliza, Market hall agent Brown C. A. 52 Hope st Jones William, Br,ymbo Wrexham District Permanent Benefit Fernley Thomas R. 17 Hope st Owon Eenjamin, 7 Pcn-y-bryn Building Society, Tern pie row-J ohn Forshaw M. E. & A. (baby linen), 3 Oliver John, 11 'rrevor st B. Shirley, secl'etary Phillips Charles, Holt Church st Wrexham Loan & Inv6stment Co. Jones William, Adwyr Olawdd Phamix James, 48 Chester st Limited, 3 Temple row Jno. Davies, Lloyd Jane (baby linen), 28 Hope st Rogors James, Bryn-jvllen secretary Parkinson Edward G. 3 Willow rd Rogers William, Burton Parry Thomas, 15A Town hill Samuel W. K Market st Roberts Robert, 23 Town hill Shepherd, John, Hol.t MAL'rSTEHS. Scotcher W. S. 36 High st [Hope st Sigley John, Burton Bate Charles & Son, Union Brewery, Tiwmas Elizabeth {& Berlin wool), 4 Williams Edward, Egorton st Tuttle st Beirne John, 14 Town hill LAND & ESTATE AGENTS. Chad wick J. A. Bridge st INNS. (See also Agents-General.) Eyton Hanna.h, Wrexham Fechan Jones John, Island Green Brewery (See also Taverns and Public Houses.) Baugh, Jones & Co. 1 Temple chambers Manley 'l'homas, 26 High st Feathers, George Manley, 56 & 57 Bu_ry John, 10 Temple row l\Iilligan John, 10 Charles st Chester st J ones John, 1 Crescent terrace Phillips James, Marchwiel Lion (family, commercial, & posting), .Tones \Villiam, Island Green LHouse Elizabeth Bissell, Hope st Shone Isaac (& mineral), Pentrefelin Sisson William J. Cambrian Brewery, Penywryn [Brook st Wynnstay Arms (family, commercial, Tilston William Hawkins, 3 High st and posting), John B. M m· less, Vaughan Price, Well Brewery, 26 Walker Peter, The Brewery, Willow High st rd LEAD MINING COl\1:PANIES. Williams R. James, EAGLE BnEWERY, Hush Este<idfod Lead Mining Co. Bridge st IRON & BRASS FOUNDERS. Limited, Minora Williams Thoma!'f, Town Hall See advertisem~nt Brymbo Coal & Iron Co. Brymbo­ Minera Mining Co. Limited- John WREXHAM BREWERY Co. LIMITED, TH~ Wm. H. Darby, managing director Taylor, manager BP.EWERY, \Vrexham; office, Mount Chadwick Richard, Eagle Foundry, N ant Miner a Lead Mining Co.­ House Tuttle st Frederick Owen, secretary .M'Dermott Patrick, 3 Mount st Park Lead Mining Co, Limited, Powell Brothers, ~rexham Esclusham Above- E. Williams, MANURE MERCHANTS. secretary Knight John & Co. (Widnes)-Httghes Brothers, South Sea, agents IRO~ & STEEL MERCHANTS. LEATHER SELLERS. Phospho Guano Co. Limited (Sea­ Gamble 'W. 13 Queen st See CurTiers & Leather Sellers. combe)-\Vrexham Manure Co.agents Gittins John, 7 Hope st Wrexham Manure Co. Hafod-y-Wern Jone8- Robert 0. 41 High st Sewage ·works, Wrexbam Owen Alfred, 30 High st LIME BUR~ERS. Powell J. E. 6 Town hill, '!l Col­ Harrison John, Esclusham Above lege st. &. 7 Abbot st Lester William, l\Ii.nera MARINE STORE DEALERS. 1\:Iinera Lime Co. Limited, Minera- J. Fernley Thomas R. 17 Hopll st lRON WORKS. A. Broadbent, manager; office, 9 M•Dermott Patrick (& rag metchantJ, BnouGIITON HALL IRoN Co. forge works, City rd. Chester 16 Yorke st near Wrexham-G. l'lant, manager - Bxymbo Coal & Iron Co. Brymbo­ LINEN & WOOLLEN DRAPERS. MERCHANTS-GENEEAL. Wm. Hy. Darby, managing director Marked thus * are also Silk Mercers. Gamble W. 13 Queen st Sparrow & Poole, Ffrwcl & Font Plas Davies Charles, 58 Hope st K.idd John H. &. eo. ( & Main Iron Works & Collieries cart covers, vulcanised 1"11 bber The Llay Hali Coal & Iron Co. Wrcx­ Davies WiJliam J. 32 High st Edwards Ebenezer, Coed Poeth ~ood&, lamp cottons, to•ch ham-Edwin Gillam, agenn wicks&. cotton waste), Benblas Rdwai"ds Eleanor, Brymbo street Evans Peter, Coed Poeth ' IRONMONGERS. Griffiths Jolm, 24 Yorke st METAL BROKER. Glttins John, 7 Hope st Jones Elizabeth, Brymbo Jones Hugh, 44 Hope st Jones Hugh, Adwyr Clawdd Gambht 'W. ( &. general merchant), Jones Robert 0. 4l High st- Jones Richard, 21 & 22 To""w""n hill 13 queen at ln 243 .
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