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482 Hre Essex. [Kelly's • 482 HRE ESSEX. [KELLY'S BREWERS continued. Randall R. & W. (G. A. Randall, Collier William Homan, Marks Tey Chaplin & Co. Harlow manager),Dunmow brewery,Dunmow brick works, Marks Tey, Colchester. Chelmsford Brewery (Wells & Perry) Rankin :F. Bradford st.Bocking, Brntree See advertisement Limited (The), 26 Duke st. Chelmsfrd Raven Mrs. Elizabeth, Wethersfield Clover Wllliam Lim. Hatfield, Witham Clarke 1\frs.S. SibleHedingham,Halstead brewery, Wethersfield, Braintree Clover William, Boreham, Chelmsford Colchestel" Brewing Co. Lim. (Charles Raven Thos. Wm. Wethersfield,Brntree Cooper John, Gt. Totham, Witham Armstrong, manager & receiver),East Richbell Thomas, Little Maplestd. Hlstd Corder William, Sible Hedingham & hill, Colchester Ridley T. D. & Sons, Hartford End, Great Yeldham, Halstead Coleclough & Palmer, Marden Ash, High Chelmsford Cornish William & Co. South Woodford Ongar, Chipping Ongar S.O Rogers S. S. & Co. Stansted Mount- Cornish Eli, Tortoise brick works, Sibla- Collier Bros. Essex brewery ,Walthamstw fitchet, Bishop's Stortford Hedingham, Halstead Conron Philip Ronayne, The Old Horn- Savill Brothers Limited, Stratford E. ; Cottis William & Sons, Epping & Bower- church brewery,Hornchurch,Romford stores, 25a, North Portman mews, Hill brick fields, Theydon Garnon, Cook George, 54 Parsonage st. Halstead Baker street, London W. & Enfield, Epping. See advertisement Crabb & Veley, Gt. Baddow, Chelmsfrd Middlesex Croxon A. B. & A. W. Burnbam S.O Cuddon B. & J. Old heath, Colchester Saward & Sons, Angel yard, Tindal Daniel Joseph Brabrook, Mile End,. Daniell Shepherd Thos. & Co.Rowhedge, street, Chelmsford Colchester; & at West Bergholt Colchester; & stores, 5 :Maidenburg Seabrook & Sons Limited, Bridge road Dann John Austin, Main road, Dover- street, Colchester & High street, Grays & Corn market, court, Harwich Daniell & Sons' Breweries Limited (Col- Romford Diss Alfred, Copeford, Colchester chester), South hill, Manningtree; Shepard Mrs. Amy, Ballingdon, Sud- Dobson George; office, Colchester,West Burnham S.O.; & West Bergholt bury (Suftolk) Bergholt R.S.O R.S.O. See advertisement Skitter Robt. Hbt. 58 High st. Halstead EaRtwood & Co. Lim. Rainham & Shoo- Day William Hy. & Co. Castle brewery, Smith Mrs. Elizh. Gt. Bardfield,Brntree buryness. See advertisement Gold street, Saffron Walden Stansi'"eld & eo. Swan brewery, :Fu1- English George William, Bulmer, Sud_ Death Chas.W.Fordham Heath,Colchstr ham S.W.; depots, Kingston road, bury (Suffolk) Durrant Andrew, Tindal st. Chelmsfrd Staines; The Grove, Hammersmith; Everitt Henry, Ipswich rd. Colchester Eldred William, Great Henny, Sudbury Wood street, Barnet; Lea Bridge Fairclough William & Son, Magdalen Everitt Geo. Henham,Bishop's StortforJ road, Leyton; Duppas hill, Croydon ; green, Great Clacton, Colchester Fielder & Co. King's road, Brentwood High street, Egham; 207 North End Finch George, Gestingthorpe, Halstead Ff,.lller, Smith & Turner, Griffin road, Fulham & Redhill Finch Wm. Herbt. Gt. Oakley,Harwicl:t Taylor J. W. & J. L. brewers, spirit Foster John, North Weald,Epping merchants & aerated water manu- Francis Alfred, Audley End stationt facturers, High street, SaffronWalden Wendens Ambo, Saffron Walden Thorn & Livermore, Crown brewery, Gale William & George, Chigwell road,. Tiptree Heath, Kelvedon Sonth Woodford Walker & Sons (branch), 10 Nelson Gale William, Hainault road, Romford street, Cliff Town, Southend Gardner M. & Son, Church st. Coggshll Ward & Son, Foxearth, Long Melford Gayler David, Newport S.O (Suffolk) Gentry Mark, Hedingham brick & tile- \Varde Capt. Charles Apriles Sutton, works, Sible Hedingham, Halstead. Heath, Hatfield, Harlow See advertisement • Brewery, Chiswick w.; pale ale, Webb & Gibbons, Crown brwry.Dunmw Gibbons Edward Charles, Bal!ingdon,. stout & family brewers ; branch stores Writtle Brewery Co. Lim. (W. H. L. Sudbury (Suffolk) at Brighton ; Cardiff ; Croydon ; Pattison, managing director), Writtle, Gilders Edwin Joseph (firm, Gilders. Eastbourne ; Guildford; Ilford hill; Chelmsford Bros.), Station rd.& Railway station, Portsmouth; Sandy; Southampton & Yerburgh Harry B. Lindsey st. Epping Clacton-on-Sea R.S.O. See advert Slough Globe (The) Brick, Lime &-Coal Co. Fuller John, Kelvedon Lovibond Henry & Son, Cannon brewery, Whitehall, Grays Gardner E. & Son, Little Cggshl.Klvdn GoLD MEDAL. Lillie road, Grays Chalk Quarries Co. Lim. Grays Glenny Thos. W. 18 Linson rd. Barking Fulham SW: Harold Wood Brick Co. (George King,. Gosling 0. Bradford st. Bckng. Brntree Victoria pale proprietor), Harold Wood, Romford Gray & Sons, Springtield Road brew- ale brewers; Harper Henry, Thorrington, Colchester ery, Chelmsford; & Maldon awarded Hasler Robert & Son, Dunmow Grout Harry, Bull ring,Thaxted, Dnmw gold medal Hedingham Brick & Tile Works (Mark Hawkes & Co. Great square, Braintree at the In- Gentry, proprietor), Sible Heding- Hill J. & Co. The Brentwood brewery, LoNDON 1884. ternation a 1 ham, Halstead Warley road & Higb street, Brentwd . Health Ex- Heffer Samuel & Robert, Hornchurch Hodges William, Witham hibition London, 1884. road, Squirrels Heath, Romford Hunt T. !<'airy croft rd. Saffron Walden Sole address Llllie road, Fulham S. W. Heffer Samuel, Sidney villas, Old Bren~ Hurdle & Co. Abridge, Romford; & Telegraphic' address, '' Lovibond, wood road; brickyard, Hornchurch (G. F. Pyne, manager) High Bridge Fulham" road, Squirrels heath, Romford street, Waltham Abbey Humphrey Mrs. Maria, Blackmore, HutleyJohn, 137 Wantzroad, Maldon BREWERS' ENGINEERS. Ingatestone Ind,Coope & Co.Limited,High st.Romfrd Morton Robert & Co. Trent works, Lindus Henry, Fyfield. Ongar S.O Jervis Mrs. Victoria, 155 & 156 Magda- Burton-on-Trent ; makers of every Mackenzie Donald & Son, Station works, len street, Colchester description of brewers'&distillers'plant Clacton-on-Sea R.S.O. ; & Port Walton King W. & S. J. The Gravel, Coggeshall Brick works, Walton-on-the-Naze Lee Geo. Herbt. Sun st.WalthamAbbey BREWERS' VALUERS. Milton Hall Brick Co. (Thomas Dowsett. Letch Waiter M.Sible Hedinghm.Halstd Orgill (J. J.), Swann & Orgill, 21 Hart managing director), Highst. tlouthend Linsell William, Gt. Yeldham, Halstead street, Bloomsbury, London W.C :Monkham's BrickField (GeorgeSymond- Luker Henry&Co. TheBrewery,White- BRICK AND ILE son, proprietor),Upshirehall,Waltham gate road, Southend; & at Rayleigh & T MAKERS. Abbey. See advert Rochford Allen Robert A.& Sons, Ballingdon, Sud- Nichols William Thomas, Southend l\Iartin Miss Florence Minnie, Belchamp bury (Suffolk) & Bures Hamlet, brickfields, Southend St. Paul, Clare R.S.O (Suffolk) Bures R.S.O Nix William, Billericay :Mauldon A. M. & Son, Bollingdon Allston Mrs. Josph.Mile End, Colchester Noble Frederick & Son, Ongar S.O Sudbury (Suffolk) Bacon Fredk. Great Canfield, Dunmow Page R. & Co. Cauliflower brickfie!ds, Metson Frederick, Gosfield, Halstead Barrett William & Thomas, Maybank Ilford l\Iiller Fred & Sons, High street, Bright- road, South Woodford Pat trick Jn. & Son, Dovercourt, Harwich lmgsea, Colchester Beard Joseph, jun. Fordham, Colchester Pratt A. Main rd. Dovercourt, Harwich ?\ewell Edwin, Radwinter, Sffrn. Wldn Bloomfield Alfd.& J. Brook farm,Halstd Pudney & Son, Colne Engaine, Halstead Nicholl (Charrington) & Co. East Bonner Fredk. Theydon Mount, Epping Puxley Francis, Bradfield, Manningtree Hill brewery, Colchester BrownJames,NewWrittle street,Chelms- Rayner William & Son, Castle Heding- Patten Richard, Wakes Colne, Halstead · ford ; Upminster, Romford & Brntree ham, Halstead Payne Henry, Up. Railway st. Braintree Bryan & Son, Wood street, Chelmsford Rayner Mrs. E. Gestingthorpe, Halstead Pearsons James, Belchamp Waiter, Butler Frank, Brickfields, Sth. Bnflt.S.O Rayner Henry, Bromley lgdge, Retten- _Su~bury (Suffolk) Carter_& Woodgate,We.Thurrock,Grays don commo~, Chelms~d P1lgr1m John Thomas (exors. of), Great Choppmg Samuel Davey, Watch house, Rogers Zachanah, Earl;s Colne, Halst€ad Chesterford S.O Stebbing, Chelmsford Rosling H. Cardtields, rt{atfield, Witham Pope & Co. Limited (George Major, Clark Hy. 15 Clement's gardens, Ilford Rush brook Brothers, T ilbury brickfields, manager), 52 High street, Grays Clonghton Thomas,Felstead,Chelmsford Corringham, Stanfo:lrd-le-Hope S.O .
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