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Dtl'rha)1 Is08t 096 Dtl'RHA)1 iS08T " . • BOOT & SHOE MAKERs-continued. HartJ. North Railwayst. Seaham Barbr LangdaJe J. North Pittington, Durham Dwyer J. 2 Church street, Sunderland Hart T. 57 Adelaide street, Soutll Shields Langton P. 84 Wapping st. Sth. Shields Eden T. H urworth, Darling-ton Hastie,V. 68 Moor street, B, & 180 Mar- Lardner W. Church st.Seaham Harbour Edmundson G.22 Howick 8t. JVLSndrlnd ket, Sunderland Laveriek J. Durham st. FarweIl field, Eittis W. West Herrington, Sunderland Hay W. 128 High street, Sunderland Hartlepool Eleot J. Leadgate, Iveson, Gateshead HedleyG. S. Northgate st. Hartlepool Laverick W. Market place, Hartlepool :Elders 1. Bradbury, Ferry hill Heighington G; High street, Wolsing- LawsGALodgeter.Hendon,B,Sunderlnd Elders W. Bishopton, Stockton ham, Durham Lawson D.13 Hardwickst.M. Sunderlnd EIgey G. Wear chair, Bishop Au('kland Hemsley T. High Coniscliffe,Darlington Lax G. Crook, Durham EIliott J. Low Etherley,Bishop Aucklnd HendersonG.SouthHetton,FenceHouses Lax J. Factory, Castle Eden, Ferry hill ElIiott .J. Staindrop, Barnard Castle Henderson H. 117 Church street, M, Lazenby H. Knowles st.West Hartlepoel EIliott T. Stanhope, Darlington Sunderland Lazonby E. MarketpI.Wolsinghm.Drhm Emerson J. Tow Law, Durham HendersonJ.Firtrees,Nth.Bdbrn.Drhm J~ee G. Bank, Barnard Castle Emerson W. 15 High street, Stockton HeppelG.20 ElvetBrdg.Sadlerst.Durhm Lee R. Elwick, Hart, Ferry hill Emersoll W. Stanhope, Darlington Heron J. FramwelI gate moor, Durham Lee 'V. Back lane, Claypath, Durham EtheringtoIl T.jun.47New Elvet,Durlml Heslop G. & Co. 100 Hig'h street west, Levi J. 107 High street, Sunderland Eyres F. Robinson st. West Hartlepool B, Sunderland Lewthwaite G. no Market, Sunderland Farley J. 9 Church street, Gateshead Heslop R. 88 Gilesgate, Durham Lewthwaite G. 11 Market place & 47~ Fawcett Mrs. 1\'1. Norton, Stockton Hewson T. Troy street, Hartlepool East HolboI'll, South Shields Fawcett R. South tel'. Seaham Harbour Hilliard J. 9 Coronation st. B, Sndrlnd Liddell1\L Staindrop, Barnard Castle Fawcett T. Ryton, Woodside, Newcastle Hind W. Tenter terrace, Durham LiadleJ.Sadberg-e,Haughton-le-Skeme, Featherstone J. Mount Pleasant, Billy Hodgson B. Seaton, Seaham Harbour Darlington hill, Durham Hodg'son C. Stranton la. West Hartlepl Liddle P. B. Dock st. West Hartlepool Fenton W. Sth. Railway st. Seallm Hrbr Hodgson G. 57 King street, S. Shields Liddle R. Stranton, West Hartlepool Fenwick J. Newgate st. Bishop Aucklnd Hodgson G. Middle Rainton, Durham Lincoln 'f. 190 Market, Sunderland Ferguson J. 36 Silver street, Sunderland Hodgson J. New Pensher, :Fenc~ Houses Little R. Peacock st. B, Sunderland Fiddes D. Low fell, Gateshead Hodgson R. Chester-Ie-St.FenceHouses Littlefair T. New ~hildon, Darlington Finley H. \Villiam street, Stockton Hodgson R. Framwellgaie, Durham Littlefair W. Satley, Darlington Forster J. Esh, Durham HodgsonW.Market pl.Shildoll,Darlngtn Littlehailes J. 14 Nile st. B, Sunderland Foster J. Greatham, Stockton Hodg~on 'W. Staindrop, BaI'llard Castle Lloyd H. 7 Long row, South Shields Foster R. 127 High street, Stockton Holdforth R. 3 Hedley st. B, Sunderlnd Longstaff& SOIl, W. Auckland,Bp.Aukld Fowler H. Freeman's place, Darlington Holliday J. Shadwell street, S. Shields Longstaff G. Crook, Durham Frankish P. 21 East Holborn, S. Shields Holmes VY. Henry street, Hartlepool Longstaff J. Smithfield, Stockton :Frith J. Bishop street, Stockton Hood T. 26 Johnson st. B. Sunderland Longstaff R. Knowles st. W. Hartlepool Gaddes J. 11 Bottle bank, Gateshead Hope G. Sherlmrn, Durham LongstaffR. Newgate st. Bsllp.Auckland Gale Mrs. J. Posthouseyard, Darlingtn HopperJ. Uppertn. Wolsn~hm. Durhm Longstaft·W. Thistle green, Stockton Gale J. Etherley, Bishop Auckland HopperJ.Howden,Nth.Bedbllrn,Durhm Lonstaff W. H. 209 High st. Sunderland Gait G. 3 'Wall st. Hendon, B, Sndrlnd Houston E. 23 Rendlesham street, }\1, Looney T. G5 West Holborn, S. Shields Galloway C. Cornsey, Durham Sunderland Lovegl'een R. 1HillbuI'll gate, Durham Garraty P. 4 Church st. Sunderland Houston W. Cumberland st. B,Sundrlnd Low M. 194 Highst. west,B, Sunderland Garrett T. Middleton One row, Middle- Howie G. Paradise street, Stockton Lowe J. John street, Stockton ton St. George, Darlington Hudson J. 14 East Catherinest.S.Shields Lowes G. 32 Society lane, 1\1, Sunderland Geddes J. Jarrow, Gateshead Hudson J. 8 Heron street, S. Shields LowreyJ. Chapel row,Shildon,Darlingtn Gibbon W. Surtees st. West Hartlepool Hug-all R. 96 Market, Sunderland Lowther R. Norton, Stockton Gibson B. Staindrop, BaI'llard Castle Hull T. 32 Tatham st. B, Sunderland Lumley J. 38 Cl'ossgate, Durham Gibson G. Birtley, Fence houses HumphreyG.2Waterloopl.M,Sunderlnd Lynch D. 9 Walworth st. B, Sunderland Gibson P. Medomsley, Gateshead Hunter E. 15 Smithy street, S. Shields Mabane R. 61 King st. South Shields Gibson W. Middle street, B. Sunderland Hunter M. Burnopfield, Gateshead McAlister T. 6 :Fenwick tel'. Gateshead Gilchrist J. Wear chair, Bishop Aucklnd Hunter M. jun. Burnopfield, Gateshead McConviIl J .32CoTent garden st.Sndrlnd Gilhespy L. Sheraton, Castle Eden Hunter R. Murton colliery, Seaham Har McDonald W. 179 Market, Sunderland Gilhespy T. Bishop Middleham, Durhm Hunter R. CoBin street,Low Southwick, MackenzieD.Hetton-le-Hole,FenceHou Gillespie F. 12 Alergate, Durham M, Sunderland Macklin J. St. l\'Iary street, Hartlepool Glass T. Greatbam, Stockton Huntrods L. 5 Church st. We. Hartlepl Mc Laren F. Newgate st. Bshp.Auckland Gcldberg 1. 6 Charles st. B, Sunderland Hurrell H. ]3 High st. west, B, Sndrlnd l\IcLaren F. TubwelI row, Darlington Golightly H. Whickbam, Gateshead Hutchinson H. Staindrop, Barnard Cstl McLoughlin M. 32 Low st. Sunderland Graham J. Bridge tel'. Bank top, Darlgtn Hutchinson J. Chester-le-St. Fence Ho Mafham J. Clay row, Darling"ton Graham J. Winlaton, Newcastle Hutt J. Berry Edge, Conside-cum- Magog T. 117 High street, Sunderland Graham R. Low Fell, Gateshead Knitsley, Gateshead Maling W. 21 Hedworth st. M, Sndrlnd GrahamW .22 West Holborn, Sth. Shields Hey G. Witton-Ie-Wear, Durham Malthouse T. Great Usworth, Gateshead Graigner J. 12 Alergate, Durham Jackson T. & J. 67 High st. Stockton Malvin R. Easing-ton, Castle Eden Grant T. South Railway st. Seaham Har Jackson J. 44 Brunswick street & 67 Manners J. Long Newton, Darlington Greear T. Fishbum, Durham High street, Stockton Manrow J. Paradise street, Stockton Green G. Dans Castle, Tow Law, Drhm Jackson J. Magdalene st. Durham Marley J. Sunderland bridge, Durham Gregson J. Bishop Middleham, Durham Jackson J. Thornley, Ferry Hill Marley M. Cornsey, Durham Grieve J. Framwellgate, Durham Jackson T. 10 Fore st. B, Sunderland Marshall J. Middlegate st. Hartlepool Grieves R. Princess street, South Shields Jackson T. Four Lanes End, Hetton-Ie- Marshall T. Northgate street, Hartlepool Grievson W. Sunderland bridge, Drham Hole, Fence Houses Marshall T. Sedgefield, Ferry Hill Groves J. 9 Thomas street, Sunderland Jackson "V. 35 Crescent row, B,Sndrlnd Martin J. Northgate, Darlington Hall E. 25 Hanover place, Ayres quay Jaques W. 12 Hedworth st. B,Sundrlnd Mather J. Gilesgate, Durham road, B, Sunderland Jefferson W. 14 Flag lane, Sunderland Merchant J. Framwellgate, Durham Hall J. Ryton, Newcastle Jewett J. Ebchester, Gateshead Merchant J. North road, Durham Han R. Framwl'llgate moor, Durham Johnson G. Cross street, B, Sunderland Milburn E. Park street, Darlington Hall T. John street, West Hartlepool JoiceJ. Winlaton, Newcastle Milburn G. Whorlton, DarIinoton Hall T. Sunderland st. Houghton-Ie-Sp J ones G. Norton, Stockton MillerMrs.A.256 High st.w.B,Sunderlnd Hall W.3 Fowler street, South Shields Jones H. Norton, Stockton MillerJ.Aylmer st.Deptford,B,Sundrlnd HaIliday R.Chestel'-le-St. FenceHouses Jopling J.Hig·h st.Wolsingham,Durham Miller W. Easington, Castle Eden Hamilton E. Meadhope street, Wolsing- Kay W. 83 Dame Dorothy st. M,Sndrlnd Mills J. Aycliffe, Darlington ham, Durham Kent.J. Pallion, B. Sunderland Minto J. Brandon, Durham Harburn C. Egg·lescliffe, Yarm· Kerr C. 4 Grey street, Sunderland Mitchell G.62Highst. wst.B,Sunderland Harden J. Trimdon, Durham KeyW.Meadhope st. Wolsingham,Drhm Mitchell J. Jarrow, Gateshead Hardey C. Killerby, Darlington Kidd T. Back Railway st. SeahamHarbr Mitchell R. 62 West Holborn, S. Shields Hardman J. Commercial I'd. S. Shields Kin[l; R. J.ow Fell, Gateshead Mitchell T. 40 Flag lane, Sunderland Harker W. 181 Market, Sunderland Kirby G. S. 25 Brougham st.B, Sundrlnd MoffitW. 31 Hudleston st.1\f,Sunderland Harral J. H. 36 Low street, Sunderland Kirby J. ,Whitburn, Sunderland Moffitt T. 4 Dairy lane, South Shields Harrisoll A. Monk Hesledon,Cstl. Eden Kirkly J. Satley, Darlington MoleJ.Castleside,Muggleswick, Shotley HalTison G. Easington, Castle Eden Kirtle T. Ferry Hill, Durham Bridge Harrison J. Ropery street, Stockton KitsOll G. Southg'ate street, Hartlepool Moody T. Hart, Castle Eden Harrison J. Southgatestreet, Hartlepool Knaggs T. Newg-ate st. Bishop Auckland Moore G. Bank, Bamard Castle Harl'ison R. Greatham, Stockton Laidler W.157 High st. we. B,Sunderlnd Moore J. East Rainton, Fence Houses ;EIarrison R. Shadforth, Durham Lamb J. Whickham1 Gateshead Moore J. Silver st. Bishop Auckland.
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