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SUFFOLK.] Boot & SHOE Makers-Continued TRADES DIRECTORY.] 989 BRI [SUFFOLK.] BooT & SHOE MAKERs-continued. Farrow Charles, Diss, & (John Kinured, Bones Gabriel, East Bergholt,Colchester Wolton Edgar, Shottisham, Woodbridge agent), Blyburgate street, Beccles Boore Thomas, East llergholt,Colchester Woodcock Geo. 161 High st. Lowestoft Fitch Samuel Haiden, East green, Brett Chs.40 Eastgatest.BurySt.Edmd's Woods George, 101 Fore hamlet,! pswich Southwold, Wangford BrewerBenj.Felsham, Bury St.Edmund 's Woods Rebecca (Mrs.), Thoroughfare, George, Stanford & Flick, Halesworth Brewster Arthur, 89 Southgnte street, Woodbridge brewery, Market place, Halesworth Bury St. Edmund's Woods Thomas, Cavendish, Sudbury Greene Edward & Son, Westgate street, Brockwell Joseph, Cavendish, Sudbury Woolner Geo. 9 St. Stephen'sla. Ipswich Bury St. Edmund's BrookEdward,Highst.Hadleigh,Ipswch 'VoolnoughJas.Grundisburgh,Woodbrdg Groom Roger, Martlesham, Woodbridge Brooker Benj. New Friars road, Ipswich Woolnough John, Saxmundham IIanslope Mrs. Ann, Market place, Brown John, Westleton, Saxmundham Woor James, Upper Olland st. Bungay Lavenham, Sudbury Brunning Geo. Wenhaston, Haledworth Woor Jas. jun. Upper Olland st. Bungay Hayward William, Hopton, Thetford Bull en Geo.Stradbroke, WickhamMarkt WorledgeGeo.Thoroughfare,Woodbridge Higham Wm. Bramfield, Saxmundharn Burrows Joseph, Hundon, Newmarket Wright Daniel H. 2 Upper Orwell Howe Robert, Stimpson, Palgrave, Diss Butcher John, Otley, Ipswich street, Ipswich Kew George Charles, Aldborough Butcher Robert, 3 Bond court, St. Wright David,Rendlesham, Wood bridge King Frederick Williarn, St. Edmuml's Helen's street, Ipswich Wright Geo. 32 St. Matthew's st.Ipswich brewery,Westgate st. Bur.Y St.Edrnd's Buxton Hayward, Stonham Aspa.IT, \fright James, Kedington, Newmarket Lockwood William & Son, St. John's, Stonham Wright Jeaffreson, 29 Fore street, St. Woodbridge Calver Manning, Ringsfield, Beccles Clement's, Ipswich M ainprice Henry, Ixworth, Bury St. Canham John, Sudborne, WickhamMrkt WrightJohn,Barrow,BurySt.Edmund's Edmund's Carter Charles, Hulver street, Beccles Wright Rich d. 54 St. Ilelen's st.lpswich Mallett J oseph, Melton, Woodbridge Carter Robert, East cliff, Southwold, Wright William, Bredfield, Woodbridge Mallett Mark, HerringAeet, Lowestoft Wangford Wright Wm.Charsfield,WickhamMarkt Miller John & Son, Walsham-le-Wil- Catchpole Jas. Bredfieldst. Woodbridge Wright William, Shotley, Ipswich lows, Bury St. Edmund's Chandler John, Fressingfield, Harleston Young George, W orlingwortb, Wickha m Money William, Church street, South- Chap man Edgar, Fressingfield, H arleston Market wold, \Vangford Churchyard Edgar, Thrandeston, Scole YoungsThomas, Ipswich st. Stowmarket Morse & Woods, Crown street, Lowes- Clarke Henry, Theberton, Saxmundham Youngs William, Stoven, Wangford tort, & nt Swaffharn, Norfolk Coleman George, Great Ashfield, Bury Murrills Thomas, Cavendish, Sudbury St. Edmund's :BRANDY MERCHANTS. Phillips Brothers, Stowmarket brewery, Collins Samuel, Metfield, Harleston Cobbold & Son, 28 Lower Brook street, Stowmarket, & (John Palfrey,agent), Cook Henry, Layham, Ipswich Ipswich 5 Tower street; Ipswich Cooper George, Rendham, Saxmundham Ridley George & Owen, 26 Fore street, Pipe .T ohn, Framlingham, Wickham Cooper John, Blundeston, Lowestoft St. Clement's, Ipswich Market Copping William, Ling, Wortham, Diss Preston Benjamin, Be1ton, Yarmouth Cornish Richarrl, Botesdale, Scale BRASS FOUNDERS. Pretty Mrs. Maria, Barham, Ipswich Cornwell Wm. Witherstield, Newmarket Adams John & Son, Thorndon, Eye Price John, Kedington, Newmarket Cossey Richd. 6 Orford street, Ipswich Bear Wm. Sudbury, & at Ipswich Ridley George & Owen, 26 Fore street, Cox Thomas, Hopton, Thetford Bendall Jas. Thoroughfare, Woodbridge St. Clement's, Ipswich Cracknell Thomas, Exning, Neuwnmarket Cameron Daniel, Earsham st. Bungay Rush William, Wickham Market CullingfordRobt.Walberswick,Wangfrd Child George Edmund, Market place Sawyer James, 1\Ielton, Woodbridge Dale Samuel, Bramford road, Ipswich Southwold, Wangford ' Simpson Williarn, Needham M11rket Darkins William, Icklingham, Soham Cornish George, Risbygate foundry, Smith James, Boyton, Woodbridge Davey Abraham, Dove street, Lowestoft Bury St. Edmund's Sterry Robert,Strand cottages, Lowestoft Day Geor~e, Badingham, Saxmundham Garrood John & Robert, Lowgate st. Eye TaconRichard&Charles,Lambseth st.Eye Deasley William, 1\Ioulton, N ewmarl(ct Cushion Philip Georgc, Shuckford's Taylor John, Hawkedon, Sndbury Debenham Wm. Glemsford, Sudbury road, Lowestoft Thornton&Co.(ThomasMatthewsRead, Dedman John, Baylham, Ipswich Cutting & Son,OldMarkct works, Bccdes manager), N orthgate street, Beccles; Dedman John, Flow ton, Ipswich Turner Edward R. & Frederick, St. & at Great Eastern Railway depot, Dedman William, Claydon, Ipswich Peter's iron works, Cnllegest. Ipswich Brick lane, London e Dedman William, Somersham, Ipswich Whitmore & Binyon, Wickham "Market; Tink Edward, St. Andrew's street north, Dedman William,jun. Clayrlon, Ip~wich London ao·ent, Mr. John Dencc, 78 Bury St. Edmund's Deeks Joseph, Kedington, Newmarket Gracechu;'ch street e.c Vincent Frederick Gillmore, Times Deering John, Gt. Blakenham, Ipswich Woods, Cocksedge & Warner, 22 & 23 brewery, Borough road, Ipswich Denny George, Wickham Market Meat market, Bury St. Erlmund's; Waller Henry, Saxmundham Dunnett Elijah, Holhrook, Ipswich branch establishments at Colchester Woods Alfred Benjamin, Angel street, Edwards Georgc, Washbrook, Ipswich & Newmarket; manuractory, The Hadleigh, Ipswich Ellis Robert Austin, Chehnondiston, Suffolk iron works, Stowmarket Youngman Williarn, Eagle brewery, Ipswich Rants score; office, 69 High street, EmenyJ ohn,Brandcston, Wickham~frkt BRAZIERS. Lowestoft Erueny Wm.Brandeston, WickhamMrkt See Tinmen. Engli~h Rich.Coddenham,N eedhaml\Ikt BREWERS' AGENTS. English ::laml.Coddenham,NeedhamMkt BREWERS. See Agents-Brewers'. FaiersAlfred &Saml.Cockfields,Sudbury AdcockChristpher.Lakenheath, Brand on FarmanFrancis,24Cox la .Carr st.I pswicll Ayers Mrs. Jane, Ixworth, Bury St. BRICKLAYERS. Farman Samuel, Relton, Yarmouth Rdmund's Abhott Wm. Wool pit, Bury St.Edmund's Fayers George~ Bradfield Combust, Baxter Enos, 'Vherstead, Ipswich Aldrich John, Wissett, Halesworth Bury St. Edmund's Blogg & Cullingham, Steam brewery, Arber John, Haverhill, Newmarket Finch Charles, Walton, Ipswich Upper Brook street, Ipswich Artis J oseph, Wrentham, Wangford FitchJ oseph, 130ld Foundry rd.Ipswich Boreham Wm.\V.Haverhill, Newmarket Backler James, Haverhill, Newmarket FletcherRichd.Charsfield,WickhamMkt Bridges, Cuthbert & Co. Limited Bailey Rich d. Ricking hall I nferior,Scole Fletcher William J ackson, Charsfield, (Joseph Pearce, secretary; John Hud- BakerCharles,Tunstall, WickhamMarkt Wickham Market son, manager), Falcon brewery, Baker \Villiam, Frostenden, Wangford Footer James, Exning, Newmarket Falcon street, Ipswich; stores,' Cross Banyard Theodore,Violet Hillla.Stwmkt FordhamFredk.Stanton,BurvSt.Edmd's Keys,' CulYer street, Colchester Bareham James, Clare, Sudbury Francis Robt. Stowupland, Stowmarket Brown George, Claydon, Ipswich Barham Henry, Rendham, Saxrnundham Francis Robert,Old Newton,Stowmarket Bullard & Sons (Robert Gamble, agent), Bellamy Edward, Tbornham Magna, Eye Fulcher Henry, Stutton, Ipswich 10 High street, Lowestoft Berry \Vm. Stonham Aspall, ~tonham Fulcher James, Tattingstone, Ipswich Bullock George, Barham, Ipswich Betts Charles, Ingate street, Beccles Fulcher Robert, Wickham Market Burrows Joshua, Debenham, Stonham Betts Thomas, Athelington, Wick ham Gallant Jas. N orton, Bury St. Edmund's Carr J o'!eph, Bredficld st. Wood bridge Market Gardiner Alfred, Hindersley, Scole Catchpole Nathaniel & Co. Unicorn Bilby William, Melton, Woodbridge Gibbs Henry, Peasenhall, Saxmundham brewery, Foundation street, Ipswich Blasby Samuel, St. George'sst. Ipswich GibsonJohn, Laxfield, ~Wickham Market C!arke John, Risbygate street, Bury Blomfield John, Ufford, Woodbridge Goddard Daniel, Long green, Wortham, St. Edmund's Bloomfield Edward, Barningham, Bury Diss Cobbold& Co. Cliffbrewery, Ipswich St. Edmund's Goldsmith Charles, Tngateroad, Beccles Cuduon & Co. Nayland, Colchester Bloom field John, Saxmundham Goading Abraham, Debenham, Stonham Etheridge Benjamin Cotton, Eye Bloomfield Wm. Stoke street, Ipswich Goading George, Debenham, Stonham Eyles Geo. Cbas.l7 Stour st. Sudbury BobbyGeorge,Longgrn.Wortham, Diss'Gooding Samuel, Debenharn, Stonham .
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