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Staffordshire. Far TRADES DIRECTORY.] STAFFORDSHIRE. FAR Urion F. Wooliscroft,Hilderstone,Stne Waiters William, Meaford, Stone Warrington Sampson, Gratton bill,Stk Urnison Thomas, Ryt>croft, Walsall Waiters W. S. DraytonBnsset,Tmwth Warrington Thomas William, Cot.on, Vaughan William, Brinsford, Coven Waltho Geo. Newborough, Burton Tamworth heath, Coven, Wolverhampton I Waltho Mrs. H. New borough, Burton Wase Thomas, Smallthorne, Stoke Vaughan William, Coven heath, Bush- Waltho Joseph, Newborongh, Burton Washington John, Audley, Newcastle bury, Wolverhampton Walthow Edward, Marchington Wood- Washington Miss Mary, .Ashley, Mar- Venables John, Brereton, Rugeley lands, Uttoxeter S.O ket Drayton Venables William, Newboro', Burton Walthow Edward, Scounslow, Wood- Wassail Arthur, The llemlocks, Hed- Vernon Wm. & Suns, Pole, Uttoxeter lands, Uttoxeter nesford, Statfford Vernon John, Raven's clough, Rush- Waltun & Farmer,Essington,W'hmptn Waterfall C. Littywood, Bradley, Stffd ton Spencer, Macclesfield Walton W.White ho.Bucknall,MiltnS.O Watkin T. Slade heath,Coven,W'hmpta Vernon John, Hilderstune, Stone WalwynF.Headless croft,Bradnup,Leek \Yatkins Daniel, Brocton, Stafford Vernon J. B. Hales, Market Drayton Wannop Arthur, Rough park, Ham- Watkins Frank, Stretton, Stafford Vernon Thomas, Boundary cottage, stall, Ridware, Rugeley Watkms J oseph, Bowers ball, Bower~ Fauld, Tutbury, Burton Warburton Geo. Wynn bank, Halmer Eccleshall Vernon William, Upper Stadmoreslow, end, Newcastle \Vatkiss Henry, Knightley, Eccleshall ~owcop, Stoke \Vard A.Haywood grng.Dilhorne,Stoke Watkiss J ames, Longdon, Rugeley Vickers G. Consall, Wetley Rcks.Stke Ward A. Clif'ton Campville, Tamwrth Wa,tson Hy. Hamst6ll Ridware, Rugly Vickers Valentine Whitby J.P. High Ward Benjamin, Whiston, Stoke Watson Mrs. Mary Emma, Blount's OfHey, NeWJJort (Salop) Ward Frederick, Parley, Stoke hall, Woodlands, Uttoxeter Viggars Matthewll.Knutton,Newcastle Ward G. Clifton Campville, Tamwrth Watsoi!I S. Crakemarsh, UttoxeterS.O Vincent W. A. Weston-on-Trnt.Staffrd 'Vard Henry, Dunston, Stafford Watts Charles, Hoar Cross, Burton Wade Samuel, Gt. Madeley,Newcastle 'VardJ.Reap's moor,Fawfieldhead,Bxtn Watwood Geo. Bcdnall, Stafford Wagstaff Samuel, Beamhurst, Stra.ms- Ward John, Burton manor, Castle- Wayne Wm. Oke:>ver, Ashbome hall, Stafford church, Stafford Weate James, \Vheaton Aston, Stafford Wain Albert, Warslow, Ashbourne 'Vard John, High st. Uttoxeter S.O Weatherer George, Bednal~ Stafford Wain Alfred, Warslow, Ashbourne Ward R. Clifton Campville, Tamworth Weatherer James, Ash flats, Ce.stle- Wain Chas. Baddeley edge, MiltonS.O Ward R. Hurst hill, Sedgley, Dudley church, Staffordl Wain I. Colshaw, Hollinsclough,Burtn Ward Samuel, Branstone, Burton Weaver C. Balance hill, Uttoxeter S.O Wain I. High Haddon, LeekFrith,Stke Ward S. llip-h st. Uttoxeter S.O Weaver James, Walton heath, Stone Wain Jame11, Warslow, Ashborne Ward Thomas, Ellerton grange, Flash- Weaver James, jun. North PyrehiH, Wain John, High moor, Onecote, Leek brook, Newport (Salop) Aston, Stone; & at Stone Wain Joseph, Wetton, .Ashbourne Ward T. Moor side,Wanlow,Ashbrne Weaver James, jun. Stone mill, Stone Wain Mrs. R. Bank top,Sheen,Ashbrn 'Varrl Thomas, Rolleston, Burton Weaver Thos. Little Bridgeford, Stona Wain R. Hayes, Fawfieldhead, Buxton WardT.BareLeg hill,HeathyLee, Buxtn Webb Mrs. Elizh. Mowcop, Stoke Wain T. Bridge end, Sheen, Ashbrne Ward W. CliftDn Campville, Tamwth Webb Henry, High street, Kingswin- Wain Thomas, Wetton, Ashborne W~ard William, Harlaston Tamworth ford, Dndley Wain W.L.Handfield, Cheddleton,Leek Wardle John, Foxt, Stok~ Wehb John, Bradley gm. Congleton Waine J. Rownall, Wetley Rocks,Stke Wardle John. Sheen, Ashbonrne Webb Thomas, Wetley Rocks, Stoke Waine T. Willow fields, Hulme, Stoke Wardle J. Cotton, Cheadle, Stoke Webberley George, Winnoth dalet, Wainwri!!ht Edward, Maer, Newcastle Wardle Miss Mary, Hulme, Stoke Croxden, Stoke Wainwright John, Stansmore hall, Warcile S. Green hills, Ipstones, Stke Webster John, Burntwood, Lichfield Dilhorne, StDke Wardle Thomas, Coates town, Hol- Webster Wm. Enville, Stonrbridge Walker D. Woodhouse, Tutbury,Brtn linsclough, Buxton Wffid F. Corn Mill la. Tutbury, Burtn Walker Mrs. D. Tatenhill, Eurton Wa.rdle Thomas, Lawn head, Ellen- Wt>dge Enocb, Pool hayes, Lane head. Walker E.-J.Booden,Haughton, Staffrd hall. Eccleshall Wolverhampton Walker Frederlick Henry, Blount's Wardle Thomas, Tenter hill, Hollins- Wells J. Moss pit, Castlechurch, Stffd Green, Woodlands, Uttoxeter S.O dough, Bnxton West H. Wall grange, Long~don S.O Walker G. Bradley-in-the-Moors,Chdle Wardle T. Tolldish,Gt.Haywd. Staffd West James, New Cross, Heath Town, Walker Geore-e, Grindley, Stafford Wardle William, Gambles, Hollins- Wolverhampton Walker Geor!?e, Wootton, .Ashborne dough, Buxton West James, Wednesfield, W'hampton Walker Georg-e Wood, Norton green, Warham Joseph, Windy arbour, Great. West William, Barnfields, Lowe, Leek Norton.-in-the-Moors, Stoke Madeley, Newcastle Weston B. Rakeway, Freehay, Stab Walker H.H.Bentley hall,Bentley,Wlsll Waring Richard, jun. Four .Ashes, Westou Danie~ Anslow, Burton Walker J.Beamhnrst, Stramshall,Stffd Standeford, Wolverhampton Weston Enoch, Hulme, Caverswall,Stk Walker Jas. Hannton, Clifton Camp- Waring R. B. Standeford, W'hampton Weston G. Croft heads, Waterfall,Leek ville, Tamworth Waring T. Standeford, Wolverhampton Westoiii G. Moor side, Hollinsclough, Walker J.RedBrook la.Brereton,Rngly Warne Charles· Henry, Fisherwick. pk. Buxton Walker J.Landers bank, Bucknal~Stke Fisherwick, Lichfield Weston G. Musden Grange, .Ashbome Walker J. Stallings la. Kingswinford Warner George, Hanley Weston Joseph, Stych brook, Lichfield Walker John, Wastegate, Draycott-in- Warner John, Aston, Maer, Newcastle- Weston Samuel, South fields, Wetley the-Moors, Stoke under-Lyme Rocks, Stoke Walker Joseph, Marchington Wood- Warren George & John, Blithford, Col- Weston T. High croft, Kingsley, Stoke lands, Uttoxeter S.O ton, Rugeley Westray T. Groundslow, Tittensor,Stk WalkerL. Tatenhill brk.Branstone,Brtn Warren George, Bent end, Heaton, Wettenhall Lancastel' Charles Edwin, Walker N.Callowav,Coton,Milwch.Stne Macclesfield Battersley, Crewe Walker Richard, Stramshall, Stafford Warren James, Lane end, Rushton Wetton Herbert, Godstone, Stoke Walker Samuel, Coton, Milwich,Stone James, Macclesfield WbaJley R. Park lane, Endon S.O Walker Samuel, Stretton, Burton \Varren T. Newbolds, Dunstall, Burton Wheat Charles, Dilhome, Stoke Walker Samuel, 'l'utbury, Burton Warren William Gee, Cloudside, Rush- Wheat Mrs. 0. Sutton, Newport(Salop) Walker Simon, Coton hayes, Coton, ton Spencer, Congleton Wheat '\Villiam, Haughton, Stafford Milwich, Stone Warrilow George. Heath house, Mod- "'neate Ambrose, Badnall, Eccleshan Walker Thos. Beamhurst, Uttoxeter dershall, Stone Wheeldon Isaac, 2 Albion st. Leek Walker Thomas, Heath,Uttoxeter S.O Warrilow John, Stoke-by-Stone Wheeldon Samuel, Cauldon, Ashborne Walker W.Stubwood,Denstone, Staffrd 1 Warrilow John Thomas, Meaford,Stone Wheel don T. llayes, Fawfi.eldhead,Bxtn Walkerdine Samson, Hilderstone, Stne! Wa.rring-ton Benjamin, Brockton, Slin- Wheeldon Mrs. Thomas, Nab end, Wall P. Brookbouse, Brewood, Staffrd don, Eccleshall Longnor, Buxton Wall Samuel, .Huntington, Stafford Warrington Benj. Park la. Endon S.O Wheeldon William, Green lane, Leek Wallace Mrs. S. Whittin.gton,Lichfield Warrington Herbert, The Pitchings, Frith, StoQke Walling William, Seisdon, W'hamptn Waterfall, Leek Wheeler R. Pattingham. 'Wlvrhamptn Wallis F. Foxholes, Hanbury, llurton Warrington Hugh, Coton, Tamworth Wheeler W. Compton, Wlvrhampton Waiters A. Cookshill, Caverswall,Stke Warrington Hngh, Drayton Basset, Wheelton Leonard, The Grove, Whit- Waiters A. Cookshill, Caverswall,Stke Tamworth tington, Lichfield Waiters Alfred, Great Gate, Stafford Warring-ton James William, Eastfields, Wheelton Thus. Fisherwick, Lichfield Waiters Anthony, Smallbrook, Weston Slindon. Eccleshall Wbeelton Waiter Thomas, Williford, Coyney, Stoke Warrington John, Greatwood heath, Wbittington, Lichfield Waiters H.Meaford, Stone; & at Stone Croxton, Eccleshall Wheldon John, Pyeclough, Hea.th1 Waiters Samuel, Weston Coyney, Warring-ton John, Wickin walls, Quam- Lee, Buxton Caverswall, St{)ke ford, Buxton Whetton George, Grindley, Stafford Walters Thomas, Blithbnry, Rugeley Warringt{)n J. Chedd!eton, Leek Whieldon Alfred, Consall, Stoke Waiters Vincent Robert, Great Gate, Warrington Thoma~, Ramsor, Ella- Whieldon A. Consall, Wetley Rocks,Stk Stafford; & at Hollington stone, Ashborne Whieldon John, Foxt, Stoke .
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