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SHROPSHIRE'. :BR( 517 Rogers John, 28 New Street, Wellington Williams Edward, Lower Frankton, Taylor Thos I'RAt>ES DIRECTORY.] SHROPSHIRE'. :BR( 517 Rogers John, 28 New street, Wellington Williams Edward, Lower Frankton, Taylor Thos. Market street, Wellington Rogers Richd. 48 Coton hill, Shrewsbry Frankton, Oswestry Trenfi'Valley BreweryCo. Lim.(T.Evans Rogers Thomas, Longwood, Eaton Williams William,Castle gates, Shrewsby Hamett, agent), Hills lane, Shrewsby Constantine, Ironbridge R.S.O Williams William, Prees, Whitchurch Trouncer Thomas Charles, Old brewery. Rose Edwin, 12 High street, Whitchurch Wilson Thomas, High. street, Newport Longden road, Shrewsbury Sankey Shadrach,Hayton's bent,Stanton Wood John, Leemore common, Wistan- Union Brewery Co. (Arthur Garbettp Lacy, Bromfield R.S.O stow, Craven Arms R.S.O manager), Walker street, Wellington Scales & Son, 19 High st. Whitchurch Woodfin Henry, Hadley, Wellington Wackrill John George, Shropshire Shaw George, Water lane, Newport Woollam Philip, Claypit st. Whitchurch brewery, Wellington Shenton Hy. G. Church Stretton R.S.O Worley William James, Chirbury R.S.O Ward John, Springfield, Newport Shocker Samuel, Stoke-upon-Tern, YardleyHenry, Cross Lane head, Astley WilsonRichard,Castle brewery,Bridgntb Market Drayton Abbotts, Bridgnorth Sides Saml. Eaton Mascott, Shrewsbury BREWERS' AGENTS. Sides Thomas, Cantlop, Shrewsbury BOTTLERS. See Agents-Brewers'. Simmonds Thos. Chapelst. Da wley R. S. 0 See Ale & Porter Merchants. Simpson Jn. Saint George~s, Wellington BRICK & TILE MAKERS. Slack Ri?hard, Whix~ll, Whitchurch BRASS FOUNDERS Slater Miss M. Cheshire st. Mrkt.Draytn • Amphlett John,Richard's castle, Ludlow Slinn George, Upper bar, Newport CorJ;>et~ S. & Son, Park ~treet works, Bate William,66Whitburnstreet; work- Smaje James Thomas 24 & 2 5 Princess Wellmgton. See advertisement shops, Underhill street, Bridgnorth street, Shrewsbury ' lnceRichard,_9hester street,Shrewsbury. Bourne Edwin, Shawbury, Shrewsbury Smith Chas. 9 St. John's st. Bridgnorth See adv~~~1sement . Bridgewater Estate Brick & Tile Works Smith Herbert, 6 Broad street, Ludlow Mansel~Wil.IamRobert, Wrekm foundry, (John Tudor, manager), Haughton~ Southern J. Priors Ditton, Bridgnorth Wellington Ellesmere Speake Mrs. Eliza, Stottesdon, Hewdley M~sonRichard H.Castle fields, Oswestry Broseley (The) Tileries Co. Limited,. Stanley W. Albrighton, Wolverhampton Nield John~ <?astle street, Osw?Stry Broseley R.!S.O Stead & Simpson Limited, 1Bailey street, Roberts W~lham John, Phremx works, Burton & Sons, Benthall, Broseley & at Oswestry & 10 Market sq. Wellington Gravel hill. Ludlow. See advert Jackfield R.S.O Stealey Edwd. 29Frankwell,Shrewsbury Roden Jam~ The Foundry, Underhill Brown Richard,Ruyton Hall farm,Ruy­ Steventon Edwin, 8 Park st. Wellington s~reet, _B~Idgnorth ton-in-the-Eleven-Towns, Shrewsbury Stodd Wm.Wharfage, Ironbridge R.S.O Smith Wilbam Henry.Calcutts foundry, Challoner I.Low.Cound,Cound,Shrwsby Stokes John, Mucklewick, Shrewsbury Jackfield R.S.O Church Stretton Terra Cotta Works~ StringerE.Newst.Oakengates,Wellingtn Church Stretton R.S.O Tantrum Alfred, Bucknell R.S.O Tylor J. & Sons Li nited, 2 Newgate st. Clee Hill Fire Brick Works (E. W. Taylor George, Duke st. Broseley R.S.O & Warwick square, London E c Askeyj propr.), Knowbury, Lndlow. Taylor George F. Bonninooale, Shifnal See advertisement 'faylor Jesse, Ifton Rhyn;Ruabon BRAZIERS. Coalbrookdal& Co. Lim. (W. G. Norris,. Taylor R. 20 Swan hill, Shrewsbury See Tinmen,Braziers& TinplateWorkers. res. director; E. L. Squire, general Thomas John, Penyllan lane, Oswestry manager), Coolbrookdale works,Coal- Thomas John, Vennington, Shrewsbury BREECHES MAKERS. brookdale R.S.O. & (Wm. G. Norris, Thomas J. Welsh st.Bishop'sCstle.R.S.O H "It B 8 W 1 Sh b manager) Little Dawley, Dawley Thom asJ . Wm. tlepoo, 1 B" Is h op , s Cst. 1 R . 8 . 0 Stami b onJ ros.h R5 y Ne cop, krews t b ury"Id R . S . 0 . See a d ve rt"1semen t Thomas RIC. b ard , S"bdI onvurwon~ od , Craven ep. ensB . do n thees, ewmar e U1 - Co r bet t R"IC h ard , H ayga...,+- r d . W elli n gtn Arms R.S.O mgs, ri gnor Davies Bros.Mount brick wrks.Oswestry Thomas Samuel, Aston-on-Clun R ·s.o BREEZE VENDORS. Davies John, Wistanstow, Craven Arms TbompsonMrs. Mary Ann, Barber's row, R.S.O Broseley R.S.O Caswell &, Bowden, 8 Market arcade; DaviesThos.Edwin,Billingsley,Bridgntll Tomkins Richard Culminooton Brom- Abbey Foregate wharf & Great West- Davis George & Francis Dunge works field R.S.O , " ' ern Railway goods yard, Shrewsbury Broseley R.S.O. See a'dv~rtisement ,. Tomkins Samuel, Leemore common, BREWERS Doughty John, The Tuckies, Jackfield Wistanstow, Craven Arms R.S.O · R.S.O. See advertisement Tonghey J.53West Castle st. Bridgnorth Allsopp & Sons Limited (Hamelin Jas. EdgertonC.Barker's gm.Aston,Shrwsby Tudor Richard, Stapleton, Shrewsbury Rhys,agt.),RailwayStatn. yd.Shrwsby Edwards 'fhomas, Wheathill, Bridgnrth Turner Henry, Hilton, .Hridgnorth Barrett Thomas, Ford, Shrewsbury Exley Wm. & Sons,Rock,BroseleyR.S.O Vandrill James, Donnington, Newport Breakwell John, Cbelmarsh, .Hridgnorth Eyton Thomas 8Ianey (George William Vaughan Geo. Minsterley, Shrewsbury' EdwardsF.&J.Ldge. Westn.Rhyn,Ruabn West, manager), Long la. Wellington Vickers Jn.Brockholes,Ironbridge R.S.O Edward Pryce, Market street, Craven Fenns Bank Brick & Tile Co. Lim.(Chas. Wainwright James, Narrows, Ludlow Arms with Newton R.S.O Edmondson Williams, sec. & manag­ Wainwright James, Norton-in-Hales, Ellesmere Brewery Co. Lim.(H.R.Giles, ingdirector), Salop road, OE!westry Market Drayton sec.; Waiter Norris, manager), Mar- Fields Mercantile Co.Limited, Uffington,. Walker James, Chorley, Bridgnorth ket street, Ellesmere Shrewsbury Wall James, Morville, Bridgnorth England James, Willow street,Oswestry Finney Benjamin, Cherrington, Newpro WaiiJ.Cardington,ChurchStrettonR.S.O Grovea Edwin It'letcher, High street, Gardner Thomas, Dowles, Bewdley Wall Thomas, Ashford Bowdler, Lndlow lronbridge R.S.O Haughton Richard Dutton, Holly Grov& Ward James, Danesford, Bridgnorth Hall William & Co. TbeTalbot brewery, tile works, Jackfield R.S.O Ward Thos. Park lane, Madeley R.S.O High street, Wem, Shrewsbury Hopley & Duncan,Jackfield R.S.O Watkins Fredk. King st. .Hroseley R.S. 0 Harrisou Jn.G. Alkington rd. Whitchrch Jeffrey W.J. & Son, 'fbe Old Court tile &io Watsou E. High st. Wem, Shrewsbury Hayward William Hy. IronbridgeR.S.O ceramic art works, Madeley R.S.O Watson Josepb, Prees, Whitchnrch HughesTbos.46 Upp. Brook st.Oswestry Jones William & Peter, Jackfield R.S.O WatsonJ.Weston-with-Wixhill,Shrwsbry Jones William, Newton, Shrewsbury Jordan Joseph,Donington,Wolverhmptn Webb Charles, Cleobury Mortimer Kynaston Charles Henry, Noble street, Kay & Hindle Limited, Sweeney brick&. Webb G. Broome, Aston-on-Clnn R.S.O Wem, Shrewsbury terra cotta works,Oswestry. See advt. Webb William, 4 High street, Ludlow Lloyd Henry, The Ludlow brewery, Knowbury Brick & Tile Works (Edwd. Webb William, Muxton, Newport Corvestreet, Ludlow W. Askey, propr.),Knowbury,Ludlow Webster Samuel, Hig-hgate, Whitchurch Luxmoore Capt. The Tal bot brewery, Leech J.Colebatch, Bishop's Castle R.S. 0 Webster Thomas, Westbury, Shrewsbry Ruyton-in-the-Eleven-Towns,Shrews- Lowe Levi1 Wollerton, Market Drayton Welch Thomas, 'l'ilstock, Whitchurcb bury. See advertisement Merrick Daniel, Widows' fieldB, Bonrton,. Wellings W.Barber's row,BroseleyR.S.O Market Drayton Brewery Co, Limited, Much Wenlock R.S.O Westbrook George, Ketley, Wellington Cheshire street~ Market Drayton Mnirhead George lngram, Steam saw Westwood Wm. Hadley, Wellington Oakley John,8 Barker street,Shrewsbry mill, Station road, Newport & a~ Whitbrook W. 31 Listley st. Bridgnorth Oakley William,Castle foregate; Severn Edgmond, Newport Whit!lfoot Thomas, Little Minsterley, street & Bellstone, Shrewsbury Nicho1Is James, Pipe gate, Dorrington~ Minsterley, Shrewsbury Owen Dorsett&Co.English walls,Oswsty Market Drayton Wilbrabam C Lit.Dawley,DawleyR.S.O Pearce Richard, sen. (exors.of),Cheshire Oakes & Pumford, Hollywell tileries,. WilcoxEdwinH.Marton,Chirbury R.S.O street, Market Drayton Broseley R.S.O Wilde John, Jackfield R.S.O ' Povey Mrs. H. E. Scotland st. Ellesmere Old Woods Brick Jr; Tile works (Cbarle!J Wilde Samuel, Wigmore, Shrewsbury Ray William Henry,Minsterley,Shrwsby Buckerfield, manager), Old Wood~ Wilkinson Hy.Hinstock,Market Dray ton Richards & Hearn, Bridge st.Shrewsbury .Homere Heath Willett Artbur, High street-, Ellesmere Richards Rt.&Sons,Heatricest.Oswestry Paddock Edward, Criftins, Ellesmere Williams Charles, Beam bridge, Clun- Soames F. W.&Co.Claremont st.Shrwsby Poole John, Kinlet, Bewdley bury, Aston.,on-Clun R.S.O ISoutham Thomas& Waiter Thomas,Old Rawle George Edwd. Adeney, Newpor\ Williams Thos. 40 Beatrice st. Oswestry Salop brewery, Chester st.Shrewsbry Richardson Thomas, Horton, Wellington .
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