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ESSEX. LOU 489 Gray8 Ckalk Quarries Co • TRADES DIRECTORY.] ESSEX. LOU 489 Gray8 Ckalk Quarries Co. Limited (Robt. George Lane Institute (Rev. AdaOl LOAN OFFICES. F. MacGregor, man.; Alfred W. Chan- Gray Maitland, sec.), Victoria road, Essex LoanOffice (Michael Nathan, sec.)~ ner, sec.), Grays Thurrock S.O.; 9<> George lane, Le~nstone e ., 268 High street, Stratford e Lower .Thames street, London e.c.; Gre~t Eastern Railway Mechamcs In- Maldon Loan Co. Limited (John Rogers~ &; at High street, Stratford stltute (Charles James Horn, sec.), sec.' Crick & Freeman solicitors)' Lee William, Son & Co. Stratford wharf, Maryland st. New town, Stratford e offic~ London road Maldon ~ High street, Stratford e . Halstead Literary &; Mech?-nics'lnstitute South Essex Equitable Investment & RuttStephenAbbottNotcutt,Fullbndge, (R. L. ~ughes, sec.), HIg~ ~t. Ha:lstd Advance Co. Lim. (Thomas Dowsett, Maldon . Maldon Literary &; Mechamcs Institute agent), High street, Southend Surrey Martm, Great Chesterford S.O (Robert Baxter, sec.; Charles Croxon, Standard Loan Office (William Randall Tatham S. Lit. Walden rd. Saffron Wldn librarian), Hi~h str~t, ~aldon sec.), 2 Ponder terrace Water lane: Weeks T. & W. Burford rd. Stratford e Maldon Mechamcs'InstltutlOn(R.Baxter, Stratford, • Witney Joseph, Heybridge, Maldon hon. sec.; Mr. Croxon, librarian), LIME MERCHANTS. Public hall, High street! ~aldon . LOCKSMITHS. Maldon Young Men's Christian ASSOCla- Wh" . Byford John, Bridge wharf, Barking tion (L. Bentall, hon. sec.), Market See ttesmtths, Locksmtths if Bell- road & G. E. railway coal depot hill Maldon hangers. Chalk A. & qo. Railway ~tatn. Plaistow e Orsett Literary Institution (Rea Corbet LODGING HOUSE KEEPERS. Glenny BenJamm Walhs, Town Quay & Charles Rowley, joint secs.), Orsett, wharf, Barking Romford Abbott Robt. I West aven.Clacton-on-Sea Glob., (The) Cement, Brick, ~iting, Romford Literary &; Mechanics' Institute Absalom Charles, 7 Ashburnham ter­ Ltme ~ Chal~ Co. (J. Grlmwood, (C. P. Matthews,vice president; Lewis race, Southchurch, Southend manager), Wh!tehall, G~ays S.,? Pitts, hon. sec.; John Spencer, jnn. Abs.alom Robt. 6 Grosvenor pI. Southend Groves John, Railway statIOn, Bramtree; hon. librarian), Romford 0 Adlmgton Alfred,Orwell terrace, Clacton- & at Dunmow & Gr~t Yeldham • Saffron Walden Literary Institution & on~Sea, Colch~ster • Johns?n W. & Son, Railway coal depot, Public Library (Henry Steal', hon. Albrlght Geo. Nlcholson, 18 Park stree~ Bramtree sec.; George Nathan Maynard, lib- Southend Joh~ston Henry,. Ashburton terrace, rarian), King street,Saffron Walden Aldham Mrs. Emma, 5 Oxford terrace~ High street, P~alstow e . Southend Mechanics' Institute (George Southend M~c~row & SInlth, Steam saw mills & Lingwood, sec.), Alexandra st.Southnd Aldham William, Grove Toad, Southend Jomery works, Georg~ la. Leytnst~e e Southminster Literary Institute (J. S. Aldis Timothy, 24 West street, Harwich Maw James, Harrow Bridge wharf, High Prior, sec.), Sou~hminster, Maldon Aldridge William, Lombardian place, street, Stratford e . Stansted Mountfitchet Literary Insti. Walton-on-the-Naze S.O Meeson Wm. Taylor, Battles bridge S.O tute &Reading Rooms(Harford Green, Allen John, Cliff cottage, Clacton-on-Sea Moy T. Head st. & Hythe quay, Colchstr sec.) Stansted Mountfitchet Bishop's Anderson Miss Anne 7 Cliff Town Salmen Samuel & ~on, Railway station, Stortford 'parade,Southend ' London road, Plalstow e.. See advert Waltham Abbey Literary Institute Andrew Wm. 3 Runwell ter. Southend Sankey John Ha~t, Iron Bridge & Essex (James Carr, jun. sec.), Church street, Angier Charles,Overcliffe,Clacton-on-8ea wharves, Canmng- town e . Waltham abbey Angier Joseph, Stour ho. Clacton-on-8ea Theob~ld & So~s, New Goods Railway Witham Literary Institution & News Ardley John, 2 Prospect terrace, South­ statIOn & Ra.dway arches, Chelmsford Rooms (Sir Charles Du Cane, K.e.M.G. church, Southend Wood Wm. Falrfield, Duke st. Chelmsfd president; S. T. Davies, hon. sec. & Armon Thomas, 30 Church st. Harwich LINEN DRAPERS. librarian), Witham Atkin James Thos. 8 West st. Harwich See IJra ers Workman's Institute (William Fenton, Austin Mrs. Elizabeth,6 Scratton road, 'P . sec.), George lane, Wanstead e Southend LITERARY & SCIENTIFIC Working Men's Institute (Chas. Enness, Aylett Miss Elizabeth, Marine parade~ INSTITUTIONS. sec.), Woodford green Walton-on-the-Naze S.O Aveley Institute (Edward Cook, sec.), Wivenhoe Free Institute (E. Harvey, Ayres Mrs. Worcester villa, Southend .A.veley, Romford sec.), Wivenhoe, Colchester Baker Joseph, 20 Scratton rd. Southend Audley End Working Men's Institute Baker Mrs. Maria,Saville street, Walton- (Robert Henry Walker, sec.), Audley LITHOGRAPHER. on-the-Naze S.O end, Saffron Walden Silverstone T. J. Eli7..abeth cot. Gt. Ilford Barker Thomas, York place, Southend Bardfield Literary Institution, Great Barnard Mrs. Hannah, 22 Cambridge Bardfield, Braintree LIVERY STABLE KEEPERS. terrace, Southend Billericay Literary Institute (John F. See also Jobmasters. Barrette Mrs. Lucy, Milton st. Southend Emerson,hon. sec.), Billericay, Brntwd Alderson George, Duke st. Chelmsford Batchelor Frederick, Pier itreet, Walton­ Boyd Working Men's Institute (Joshua Aldous Francis J. Mill road, Chelmsford on-the-Naze S.O Ablett Phillips, hon. sec.), Boyd road, Alexander William, Epping New road, Baxter Robert, 19 Scott's villas, Lower Canning town e Buckhurst hill Southend, Southend Braintree & Bocking Literary & Me- Anderson Edward, Loughton Beach Mrs. 8 Beach road,Clacton-on-Sea chanics' Institution (Edward Holmes, Bingham Wm. Hill, Alexander st. Sthnd Beeby:1". John, 12 Cromwell pI. Southend secretary), Bocking, Braintree Brown Jesse Ambrose, Duke street, ad- Bellamy Mrs. Mary E. Main road, Dover- Brentwood Young Men's Christian As- joining railway station, Chelmsford court, Harwich sociation &; Reading Room (F.Denning, Clarke Samuel, Chipping Ongar S.O Beney Mrs. Elizabeth, 4 Cashiobury sec.), New road, Brentwood Clayton Alfrd. Harvey rd. Leytonstone e terrace, Southend Chelmsford Literary Institution (James Cresswell George Joseph, 40 Highstreet, Bennet Charles, 13 Eastgate st. Harwich Edward Bailes, assistant sec. & li- Chelmsford. See advertisement Bennett George, 23 George st. Harwich brarian), New London rd. Chelmsford Dennis Henry, Hamlet road, Southend Bennion Mrs. Elizabeth,27 Cambridge Coggeshall Mechanics' Institute (Thos. Evans William Richard, Marine parade, terrace, Cliff town, Southend Simpson & Matthias Alfred Gardner, Southend. See advertisement Benson Mrs. Agnes, II Cambridge ter- hon. secretaries), Church st. Cogges- Franklin George, Woodford green race, Southend hall, Kelvedon Goddard Robt. Harvey, High rd.Loughtn Betts Wakeman, Crouch house, Clacton- Colchester Literary & Scientific Institu- Goodman NathanI. Trinity st. Halstead on-8ea tion (WaIter Bryant Sparling & A. E. Hayden Thos. 2 Vicarage la. Stratford e Birchell John, 3 York place, Southend Church, hon. secs.), St. John's street, Joyce William, Wethersfield, Braintree Blackburn Henry, 2 Wellington place, Colchester Ketts Wm. Woodfd. grn. ; &at Bckhst. hI Lower Southend, Southend Colchester Young Men's Christian As- Lay Mrs. Ann, 5 New Lndn. rd. Chlmsfd Bland Mrs. Mary, IQ .A.venuerd.Southend sociation (E. S. Daniell, treasurer; F. Lilly John, Hamlet, Southend Bolton Edward, 2 Main road, Harwich T. Gosling & B. H. Samson, hon. secs.), Mingay Alfred. Langdon, Romford Bonfield Miss Mary AmI, 27 Marine Lion walk, Colchester Mulvany John, Railway statn. Brentwd parade, Southend Dovercourt Institute & Public Reading Newson George & Son, Market place, Braddon Charles, 6 Star terrace, New Rooms (F. Cottingham, hone sec.), Forest gate e Town, Harwich Dovercourt, Harwich Scott James, High street, Southend Bradley Lawrence, South Shoebury, Dunmow Literary Institution (E. Piper, Seekamp John, Smarts lane, Loughton Southend hon. sec.), Dunmow S.O Stanley Robert, Church end, Woodford Bragg Miss Hannah,6 Cashiobury ter- Epping Literary Institution (G. J. Law- Starling Robert, II Victoria terrace & race, Cliff town, Southend rence, hon. sec.; Edward Winter, Stour place, Dovercourt, Harwich Brand Joshua, Alice villa, Brewery road~ treasurer), Epping Stubbing Thomas, Sandpit rd. Braintree Southend.
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