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SHROPSHIRE., PCB 673 Old Bell Inn, Chas TRADES J)IRECTORY.] SHROPSHIRE., PCB 673 Old Bell inn, Chas. Hughes,ns Abbey foregate, Shrewsbury Railway tavern, John Wycherley, Upper bar, Newport Old Bell, Edward Jones, III l<'rankwell, Shrewsbury · Railway vaults, Mrs. H. Embrey, :a Castle gates, Shrewsbry Old Bell, Mrs. Mary Ann Williams, Church street, Shifna.l Raven, Joseph Bradshaw, Tilstock, Whitchurch Old Bush inn, Arthur Bowers, Albrighton, Wolverhampton Raven inn, Robert Henry Hodges, Gravel hill, Ludlow Old Bush inn, Alfred Timbs, Abbey foregate, Shrewsbury Raven (The),Richard Wycherley, Station rd. Market Draytn­ Old Castle, Miss Maria Boulton, Bletchley, Market Drayton Raven commercial hotel, T.Lane, Barrow st.Mch. \Vnlc.k.RSO Old Castle, Mrs. Sarah Lane, u West Castle st. Bridgnorth Raven hotel (Miss Collett, manager), Castle street ,Shrewsby Old Crow, John Edwards, High street, Newport Raven hotel, George Newman, Church Stretton R.S.O Old Crown, Edwin Price, 8 I<'rankwell, Shrewsbury Raven vaults, Alfred Wilson, Walker street, Wellington Old Eagle, William Beardsall Black, Watergate, Whitchurch Raven & Bell hotel, Edwin Humphreys, High street, Newprt Old Friar, Mrs. Sarah A. Gardiner, Slill Friar st. Bridgnorth Red Barn, James Riddle, Longden road, Shrewsbury Old Gullet inn, Mrs. C. Crump, 2 & 3 Hill's la. Shrewsbury Red Cow, William Mayer, Pepper street, Whitchurch Old House at Home,R.Pritchard,B7Castle foregate,Shrwsbry Red House, Thomas Edwards, Lilleshall, Newport Old Lion inn (The), William Potter, Cleobury Mortimer Red Lion, George Birks, Park street, Wellington Old Lion tap,Mrs.E.Roberts,Barrack pass. Wyle cop,Shrwsby Red Lion, Mrs. Anna Breeze, Pontesbury, Shrewsbury Old Post Office hotel, Mrs. Jane Parry, I Milk st.Shrewsbry Red Lion, William oleman, Middle, Shrewsbury Old Seven Stars, Evan E.Roberts, Old Coleham,Shrewsbury Red Lion, Henry Gregory, Wistanswick, Market Drayton Old Shaw Birch, Mrs. Emily Batkin, The Trench, Wellington Red Lion, James 1;Iall, Llanvair, Waterdine, Knighton Old Ship inn, John Roberts, 10 Bridge street, Shrewsbury Red Lion, Fred Home, Church street, Bishop's Castle R.S.O Old Slipper inn, John Oakley, 8 Barker street, Shrewsbury Red Lion, Miss Harriet Hughes,Little Dawley,Da.wley R.S.O Old Swan Vaults, Richard Lindop, 5 Beatrice st. Oswestry Red Lion, Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, Bailey head, Oswestry Old Wheatsheaf, Jn. Maddox Turner, so High st.Shrewsbry Red Lion, Edward Lewis, Welsh Hampton, Ellesmere Old Wherry inn, John Edwards, 55 Wyle cop, Shrewsbury Red Lion, Joseph Maddocks, Tilstock, Whitchnrch Old Whit-e Lion, Robert Roberts, Willow street, Oswestry Red Lion, George Marsh, Church Stretton R.S.O Omnibus inn, John Teague, Oakengates, Wellington Red Lion, Francis Marston, Priest Weston, Chirbnry R.S.O Osborne family & commercial hotel, Miss Helena Flora Red Lion, Frederick Odell, 53 Castle foregate, Shrewsbury Dean, Bailey street, Oswestry Red Lion, Thomas Richards, Porthywaen,Llynclys,Oswestry Oxford hotel, W. H. Davies, Market st Oakengates,Wellngtn Red Lion, Geo. Sprigings, Craven Arms R.S.O Park inn, William Cowiss, Park street, Madeley R.S.O Red Lion inn, Charles Steventon,Gt.Hales st.Market Draytn Park inn, Robert Jones, Abbey foregate, ~hrewsbnry Red Lion, Thomas Townsend, Cockshutt, Ellesmere Park inn, James Wright, Park street, Wellington Red Lion inn, Cuthbert Winton Wakefield, Meole Brace, Pavement Gates, Edward Pryce, Chavel, Ford, Shrewsbury Shrewsbury Peacock, William Lamb, Wenlock road, Shrewsbury Red Lion, George Yapp, Common, Longden, Shrewsbury Peacock inn, Edward Pope, Boraston, Tenbury Red Lion hotel, Charles Sparrow, Church street, Ellesmere PeartreeBridge inn,Thos. Wm. Merrington, Oakngts. Wellngtn Rifleman inn, Edward James, IO Chester street, Shrewsbry Pheasant commercl.htl.T. Beard, Up. Church st.BroseleyR.S.O Robin Hood, Mrs. Mary Bristow, 6 Lisley street,Bridgnorth Pheasant, James Benton, Admaston, Wellington Robin Hood inn, Thomas Owen, St. Micbael's st.Shrewsbry Pheasant inn, John Carrier .Brown, High street, Newport Robin Hood inn, Edward Owen, TheLloyds,IronbridgeR.S.O Pheasant, John Rogers, Whixall, Whitchurch Rocke Arms, Wm. Woodhouse,Abcott,Aston-on-Clun R.S.O Pheasant, Thomas Sheldon, Old street, Ludlow Rodney inn, Mrs. E. Wylde, Coalbrookdale,Ironbridge R.S. 0 Pigeon Box, Robert Teague, Prior's Lee, Shifnal Rose & Crown, John Arkinstall, St. Mary street, Newport Plough, Miss Annie Eliza Baugh, Beatrice street, Oswestry Rose & Crown, Thomas Ellis, Oakengates, Wellington Plough, Joseph Beddoe, Pres1-hope, Much Wenlock R.S.O Rose & Crown, Waiter Holmes, Church street, Ludlow Plough inn, Louis H. Black, 45 Severn street, Shrewsbury Rose & Crown, Robert John Robinson, Burford, Tenbury Plough, John Davies, Wistanstow, Craven Arms R.S.O Rose & Crown, Mrs.Mary Elizabeth Roden, Stirchley,Shifnal Plough inn, John Dodd, Bucknell R.S.O Royal Ex.change commercial hotel, Henry Slaney, Oaken- Plough, William Edwards, 55 Castle foregate, Shrewsbury gates, Wellington Plough inn, Wm. Gough, Newcastle, Aston-on-Clun R.S.O Royal I<'ountain inn, John Wedge, Cleobury Mortimer Plough, John Grovenor, Church Stretton R.S.O Royal George ion, Benjamin Downes, Shifnal Plough inn, John Hyslop, 132 Frankwell, Shrewsbury Royal Hill, John Jones, Edgerley, Oswestry Plough inn, John Jones, 4 The Square, Shrewsbury Royal Oak, Wm. Carter, Cardington,Church Stretton R.S.O Plough inn, Ch'\rles Oliver, 22 St. John street, Bridgnorth Royal Oak, Thomas Edward'!, Treflach, Oswestry Plough inn, Charles Pitt, Raven lane, Ludlow Royal Oak, Mrs. Jane Hammond, Knowbnry, Ludlow Plough, Alfred Price, King street, Wellin~ton Royal Oak, William Hopwood, Heath, Ellerdine, Wellington Plough inn, William Price, Farlow, Bewdley Royal Oak inn, Thomas Lawley,Cnlmington,BromfieldR.S.O Plough, Mrs. Charlotte Roherts, IIS Belle Vue rd.Shrewsby Royal Oak, James Quincey, Church street,IronbridgeR.S.O Plough inn, Charles Vaughan, Little Worthen, Shrewsbury Royal Oak, William Roberts,Barrow st.MuchWenlock R.S.O Plough,J.Weaver,Wall-under-Haywood,Chch.Strettn.R.S.O Royal Oak, Mrs. Sarah Russell, Hookagate, Shrewsbury Plough inn, Thomas Whitehead, Cleobury Mortimer Royal Oak, William Southall, 23 High street, Bridgnorth Plough & Harrow, J.Caawell,26LongdenColeham,Shrewsbry Royal Oak, Joshua Spear, Tower street, Ludlow Plume of Feathers, Thomas Mansell, High street, Newport Royal Oak, Mrs. Mary Ann Wagg, 24 Coton hill. Shrewsbry Plume of Feathers, Peter Smith, Bark Hill st. Whitchurch Royal Oak commercial & family hotel,Edwin LoweHarrison. Poplars inn (The), John Hammond, Coreley, Tenbury High street, Madeley R.S.O Portcullis inn, Herbert Thatcher, Upper Galdeford, Ludlow Royal Oak Hotel Co. Cheshire street, Market Drayton PostOffice inn, Mrs. F .E. R. Linley, 91St. Michael's st. Shrewsby Royal vaults, Jonathan Coleman, 79 Wylecop, Shrewsbury' Pound, Thomas Hotchkiss Evason, Leebotwood,Shrewsbury ROYAL VICTORIA HOTEL CO. LIMITED (THE) (J. S. Powis Arms, Brady Last, Pant, Crickheath, Oswestry Underhill, sec.), High street, Newport Powis Arms, RichardWatson, Ruyton-in-the-Eleven-Towns, Salwey Arms, John Williams, Richard's castle, Ludlow Shrewsbury Salwey Arms agricultural, family & commercial hotel k Prince of Wales,MordecaiPitchford,Dawley rd.DawleyR.S.O posting house (John Gittins, proprietor), Woofferton. Punch Bowl, Edwin Wilde, Twyford, Oswestry Brimfield R.S.O. Herefordshire Quarry house, John Forgham, St. George's, Wellington Saracen's Head, Richard Evans, Hadnall, Shrewsbury Quarry inn, John Hooper, River side, l:lhrewsbury Seven Stars, Isaac Davis, Broadstone, Much Wenlock R.S.O Queen's Arms, T. K. Bathurst, The I<'inger, DawJey R.S.O Seven Stars, John Grainger, Ketley, Wellington Queen's Arms, William Bird, Corve street, Ludlow Seven Stars, Mrs. Mary Mainley Hayley, Beckbury, Shifnal Queen's commercial hotel, Watkin T.Jones, Leg st.Oswestry Seven Stars, Mrs. Eliza Machin1 High st. Wem, Shrewsbury Queen's Head, Thomas Blakemore, Low. Galdeford,Ludlow Seven Stars, John Morris, Vrongate, Vennington,Shrewsbry­ Queen's Head, Slaney Callear,Bank, Dawley R.S.O Seven Stars, John Turner, I23 J<'rankwell, Shrewsbury • Queen's Head inn, Price Hughes, Wootton, Oswestry Seven Stars, John Webb, Cold Hatton, Wellington Queen's Head, Thomas Humphreys, 45 Newst. Wellington Severn Trow, Mrs. Eleanor Pumford, Jackfield R.S.O Queen's Head, T. Nicholls, Wrockwardine wood, Wellin,.,aton Shakespeare, Mrs. Jane Jones, 79 New street, Wellington Queen's Head, Mrs. Ann Reynolds, 26 Walker st. Wellingtn Shakespeare, Mrs. Elizabeth Williams; Upper bar, Newport Queen's Head hotel, Wm. Simmons, 54 Mardol, Shrewsbury Shakespeare, J. 1<'. Williams, West Castle st. Bridgnorth Railway hotel, John Howell, Beatrice street, Oswestry Shakespere, Miss Mary .A. Maddox, 13 Shoplatch, Shrewsbry Railway inn, Thomas Dickin, Pontesbury, Shrewsbury Ship, George Edward Bacbe, Highley, Bridgnorth Railway inn, David Gregg, Dorrington, Shrewsbury Shrewsbury Arms, Mrs.Mary Morris, .Albrighton, W'hampton Railway inn, Launcelot Hayes, Green end, Whitchurch Shrewsbury Arms, Joseph Russell, I Church st. Shrewsbury Railway inn, George Picken, Aston street, Shifnal Shropshire Arms, Edward Grainger, Hadley, Wellington Railway inn, William Roberts, Cross street, Ellesmere Sitwell .Arms, Thomas Powell, Bucknell R.S.O Railway tavern,John Bishop,Neen Solars,CleoburyMortimer Six Ashes, John Brinsford, l:lix Alibes, Bridgnorth • H. & S. 37 .
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