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DIREOTORY. G:RA MANCHESTER. Graham Jame11, bootm11.ker, ~Port lit. Ficcadilly G ra. nt & A.ldcroft, timber merchant., Lilllladel at. Pendleto:o -- Ja.mes, clerk, 40 York st. Great Clowes st. Lower Broughton Charles, glassoutter, 46 Oxford st. Tatton st. Salford -- Ja.mes, joiner, 232 City road, Hulme Elizabeth, BoyaZ Hotel, 79 Lloyd st. Greenheys -- James, cashier, 98 Talbot st. Moss Side George, traveller, S Church vit!w, Parsonage st. Moss Sid11 -- James, police clerk, 272 Liverpool st. West, Salford George William, gardener, 48 Richmond st. Moss Side -- James, bootmaker, 70 Wellington st. Gorton Henry, corn and provender dealer, 1 Eagle st. Swan at. antS -- Jane, householder, 15 Westminster st. C:::ornbrook, Hulme Mather st. .Ancoats; house, KnutsjD'I"d --John, dairyman & shopkeeper, 60 Rigby st. Higher Broughton Henry, warehousemllll, B Crossclifl:"e st. Moss Side -- John, boot & shoe maker, 113 Every st . .Ancoats James, cab owner, 50 Lloyd 11t. Greenheys -- John, beer retailer, 20 Ludlow st. Chorlton oa Medlock James, gardener, 16 Queen st. Ruslwlme --John, shopkeeper, lH Errington st. Lower B10ughton J ames, gardener. 39 Scholes st. Cheetham -- John, traveller, 3 Derby st. Oxford st. Chorlton on Medlock John, manager, 101 Oxford st. Chorlton rd -- John, traveller, 7 Dover st. Chorlton on Medlock John Frederick, clerk, 11 Green st. Leaf st. Hulme --John, schoolmaster, Hall st. !Uoston [Sal" John S. W. estate agent (Lawson's Estate Office), 15 Lever at; --John Jos. accountant (Lees & Graham),Rose Villa, Brooklandtl, house, Rams bottom -- John ::'dorgan, druggists' sundryman (Pilling & Graham), 1 --Jonathan .M. policeman, 33 Larch st. Waterloo rd. Cheotham York terrace, Chester rd. Hulme J oseph, timber mrcht. (Grant & .Aldcroft), 45 Seedley rd. Seedley -- Joseph, herbalist, 75 Collyhurst st. Rochdale rd .Patrick, merchant, S8 Fountain st; house, 9 .Albert rd. Ecclu -- Joseph, furniture remover, 207 Oldham rd. ~ewton Heath Poter, millwright, 138 Queen's rd. West Gortou -- Joseph,labourer, 35 Shelmerdine st. Rochdale rd Philip, auctioneer and estate agent, 80 Deansga.te; house, -- Joshua, clerk, 3 Pickering st. Rutland st. Hulme Warwick Villa, Vic~oria grove, Withington -- Joehua W. stonemason (J. W. Graham & Son), 51 Varley st. William, boot and shoemaker, 23 Lilla.h st. Liverpool at. S Oldham road, Miles Platting William, Ga7"Tick Hotel, 49 Fountain st; house, The Grove, --Joshua W. & Son, stonemasons & contractors, Varley at. School rd. Sal<' Oldham rd. Miles Platting-Pay day, last Friday William, labourer,7 Freeman st. Renshaw at. Hnlme -- Kenneth, Lass u' Gowrill, 2 Charles st. Chorlton on Medlock William, beer retailer, 25 Bedford st. Hulme -- Margaret, householder, 139 Robert Hall st. Oldfield road, S Gran tham Mr. John, 2 Rothsay place, Chester rd. Old Traff"ord -- Margaret, householder, B .Armitage st. Hyde rd. .Ardwick John, bricklayer, 66 Walnu~ st. Hnlme -- Margaret, beer retailer, 269 Queen's rd. Miles Platting Thomas, policeman, 6 Robinson st. Tipping st. Ardwick -- Mrs. Margaret Ann, 58 Nelson at. Oxford st. C on M William, pawnbroker, 23 Oxford st. C on .M.; house,l Rothaay -- Norman, joiner, 4 East Wynford st. Howard at. Salford place, Chester rd. Old Tratlord --Norman, joiner, 95 Sussex st. Great Clowes st. L B William, shopkeeper, 29 Regent st. Salford -- Richard, confectioner, 306 Queen's rd. Rochdale rd Granville Thomas, beer retailer, 21 & 23 York st. Con M -- ltobert, secretary to Church of England Temperance Society, Gras on H. P. dyer, 10 Norfolk st. & Hope Dye Works, Barmw11 Young Men's Christian Association buildings, Mount st. Peter Joseph, builder & contractor, Forge lane, & brickmaker, Sandy st; house, 11 The .Avenue, Lower Broughton rd lane, Bradford; house, ~'he Firs, North rd. near Droylsden -- Robert, machine printer, 4 Haddon st. Hyde rd. Gorton Gratrix John, grocer, S4 Chancery lane, A. & 64 Every at. Ancoatli -- Robert, upholsterer, 92 Oxford at. Chorlton rd Peter, farmer, Field Farm, Back lane, Gorton -- Robert, clerk, 18 Eldon st. Chorlton on Medlock Peter, shopkeeper, 12 Stove st. Tipping st. Ardwick -- S . .Armstrong, oil manufacturer(Clydesdale Oil Company), Oak Samuel, jun. Esq. J.P. lead merchant (S. Gratrix1 jun. and road, Withington Brother), West Point, Whalley range -- Samuel, grocer, 319 Chester rd. Hulme [Cheetham Samuel, jun. & Brother, sheet lead & block tin merchantll, -- Thomas, M.A. schoolmaster, 1 Labumum villas, George st. ALPORT LEAD MILLS, 25 & 27 .Alport town, Deansgate; worlu, -- Thomas, clogmaker, 107 Woodward st. Bradford at. & 26 Butler Philips Park rd. Bradiord-Pay day, last Friday st. Oldham rd Thomas railway inspector, 33 Lord Duncan st. Salford -- Thomas, clerk, 78 Duke st. Lower Broughton William, coal dealer, 24 Rusamund st. West, Chorlton on lhd­ -- Thomas, grocers' assistant, 24 Hardman st. City rd. Hulm11 lock; house, 21 Higher Chatham 11t. Chorlton on .Medlock -- Thomas, tobacconist, 263 Chester rd. Hulme WilJiam, maker-up, 56 Thomas st. Hulme -- Thomas, clog iron maker, 28 -w-ater st. Newtown Grattan Joshua, labourer, 21 Norfolk st. .Ardwick -- William, saddler, 10 Edmund place, .Ardwick Grat ton .Allan B. clerk, 75 Harper st. Chorlton rd -- Mr. William, Crystal terrace, 126 Cecilst. Greenheys John, smallware dealer, 54 Victoria rd. Gorton -- William, salesman, 73 South st. Stockport rd Thomas, coal dealer, 27 Wood st. Hyde rd. Gorton -- William, traveller, 14 Sewerby st. Moss Side William, shopkeeper, 24 John st. Gorton -- Wm. mrcht. (M' Lean, Parlane & Co.), La Plata Villa, Buwdon. Gra.v e Emma, householder, 222 Morton st. Longsight -- William, smith, 59 Collyhurst rd John, Esq. J.P.!Uount House, 189 CheethamHill -- Wilham M. veterinary surgeon, 49 Percival st. C on M J oseph, merchant (J oseph Grave & Uo.), 1911 Up. Brook st. ConM -- William & Co. merchants, 86 Major at. & 70 Miller st. GZtlBgow Grave Joseph 6. eo. linen manut"acturers. paper -Pay day, Friday m erchants, packing- materials dealers, 6. ag-ents -- William John, manager, 63 Pem at. Salford to D. Smith 6. Sons, linen manufacturers, a.lyth Grahe G. & Co. silk merchants, and agentlil for foreign goods, 16 Dale at-Pay day, first Friday [Hroughton rd a nd Dundee, 3 ::Lloyd st. Albert square­ -- Gustave, merchant (G. Grahe and Co.),l3 The Polygon, Lower p ay day, first Monday after last Friday Grain Edward, engine driver, 10 Albion st. Openshaw Grav e William, iron & metal merchant and agent for The Staveley Gra.inge John, grocer, 49 Lloyd st. Greenheys Coal & Iron Co. Limited, iron manufacturers; The Parkgate Grainger Albert Edward, shopk11eper,15 Lime st. Newton Iron Co. Limited, iron manufacturers; and Edge & Sonlil -- Christopher J. clerk, 31 Dudley st. Hnlme (Shifnal), wire rope and chain makers, 12 Tib lane, Cross st -- George, clerk, 49 Bland street, Moss Side Graves .A. P. agent for H. Manders & Co. brewers, Dublin, Mason -- Jame1, bookseller, 399 Stockport road, Longsight avenue, Mason at. Swan st; house, 27 Howard st. Eccle11 -- James Alfred, solicitor, Queen's chambers, John Dalton at New rd. 8allord -- John, tailor, 112 Bedford st. Hulrne & Co. grey cloth agents, 80 Deausgate [hulme, L -- Jo8eph, Bhawl and mantle maker (Bairden, Rideout, and James, cloth agent (Graves & Co.), 1 Wellington pi. Kirkmans­ Grainger), Oakley Villa, Green lane, Heaton Moor J ohn, traveller, 52 Botham st. Moss lane East -- Joseph, inspector, 32 Darwen st. Kirkham st. Sailord Robert, commercial traveller, 9 Carnarvon st. Cheetham -- Joseph, shopkeeper, 63 Thornton st. Collyhurst l!t Mr. Samuel B. 8 Richmond hill, Stretford rd. Old Tra.ff"ord -- Margaret, householder, 64 Chorlton rd. Hulme William, bookkeeper, 14 Church rd. Stockport rd. Longsight -- Nathan, printers' macbineman, 8 Waiter st. Lloyd at. G Graveson Henry, joiner, S8 'ratton st. Oldficld rd. Sal1ord -- Prudence, householder, 6 Belleek st. Preston st. Hulme Gray Benjamin, Esq. J.P. barrister-at-law, 6 Seedley terrace, P -- Robert, painter, 132 Duke st. Chorlton rd Charles, eating-house keeper, 16A Piccadilly -- Step hen, vice maker, Harrison st. Pollard st; house,4 Mangnall Charles, painter, 661 Hyde rd. Gorton st. Ridgway st. Ancoats Gray. Dunn &. eo. biscuit manufacturers and -- William, millwright, Hulton st. Phmbe at CO nfectioners, 3 Watling st. Shudehill; works, Grammar School, Long Millgate S. H. Hodson, receiver G lasg-ow- al6enta tor .Tames Xeilh·r Ci&. Sons, Grammer Frederick, coal agent.4 Myrtle grove,Stockport rd . .Ardwick D undee --Henry, machine and general smith, &c. 22 Princess lit. Higher Ardwick Gray Edward, launderer, 43 Mytton st. Hulme Edward,~lacksmith, 22 .Ambrose at. Embden at. Greenheya Grandin Jane E. dyer, 29 Upper Brook st. Chorlton on Medlock Elizabeth, householder, 32 Howard st. Strangeways Grange Henry, traveller, 85 Exeter st. Devonshire st . .Ardwick Elizabeth, curled hair manufacturer, 12 Bloom st. Salford -- John, corn and flour dealer, 192 Great Ancoats st; house, Sale Elizabeth, householder, 14 Ellor st. Salford green, Bale Emma, householder,238 Brunswick st. Con M --John, pork butcher, 24 The Abattoir, Water street; house, 84 Emest, joiner, 25 Liverpool at. Salford King st. Stretford Fanny, householder, 101 Embden st. H [Gt. Clowes st. Il B -- Joseph, corn and flour factor,l6S Great Ancoats st. and 100 George, merchant (Greg, Brothers, & Co.), Willow Ba.Dk, 241 Store st. .Ancoats - George, shopkeeper, 16 'fravis st. London rd -- Robert, joiner, 24 Cnsswell st. Lilley at. Newton George P. manager, 3 Park grove, George st. City rd -- Ross, tool dealer, New Market, Campfield; ho. 56 Bedford st. A Henry, clerk, SO Maple st. Waterloo rd -- Samuel S. Grand Junctwn Hotel, 2 Preston st. and 141 W ardlt st Henry, beer retailer, 279 Chester rd. Hulme Hnhne; house, The Hollie11, Alhton-on,..MilTIIIlJI Henry, haker, 30 Harriet st. Fenney st. Higher Broughton -- Thomas, Ang11Z Inn, 357 Chapel st. S&lfurd Henry, agent for the Globe Marine Insurance Co. Limited, -- Thomas, draper, 69 Downing st. .Ardwick Hanover chambers, 8 King st; house, 10 George st. C H -- Thomas, foreman, 106 Btrch st. Ardwick Henry lll. agent fur F. L•y & Co. (Derby), engineers, Piccadilly Granger Caroline, seamstress, 20 Alexandra st.
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    WELCOME TO YOUR NEW HOME Hulme Hall & Burkhardt House The information in this booklet is designed to help answer some essential questions you may have before your arrival at University Residences. Information in this booklet is correct at the time of writing, however may be subject to change So you’re moving in – what next? Just over 450 people work within the residences here at the University of Manchester who will all help to settle you in and make sure your life in hall runs smoothly. Staff will be on site during our main arrival days in September, please feel free to ask for any assistance you may require. Please also refer to the online Residences Guide for more detailed information. Contact Details Address: Hulme Hall, Oxford Place, Victoria Park, Manchester, M14 5RR Reception Number: 0161 306 9880 Email: [email protected] Finding your way to Hulme Hall By Air: Manchester airport is approx. 30 minutes away from the hall. By Car: SatNav reference : M14 5RR By Coach: The National Express coach station is situated on Chorlton Street in the city centre. By Rail: Piccadilly Station is situated 2.5 miles from Hulme Hall Hall Information Located in the quiet of Victoria Park, but just minutes away from Wilmslow Road, the main bus route to the University and City Centre, and the famous Curry Mile. The hall comprises of 6 blocks. The oldest is Houldsworth, which was built in 1907, with Oaklands, Christie, Greenwood, Plymouth and Birley added in 1967. The hall has a pleasant community atmosphere with regular formal dinners, and an active JCR who organize a variety of social events and activities during the year.
  • Occupation Sequence | | | V V V

    Occupation Sequence | | | V V V

    MASTER LIST OF NAMES CONNECTED WITH PETERLOO - Occupation Sequence | | | V V V (Compiled by Peter Castree) Leading radical figures Special constables Key to name colours: DEATHS Yeomanry CASUALTIES Magistrates AUTHORITIES Town authority figures OTHERS Military personnel Witnesses Detainees Shown in Veterans Photo | v (Transcripts RVB = Redford v Birley THH = Trial of Henry Hunt JLI = John Lees Inquest) Name Place of residence Town Occupation Observations (more details may be found in various other lists) Gaunt Elizabeth Detained. Beaten & trampled while heavily pregnant. Lost her child. See her petition. Barnes Robert 17 Faulkner St Manchester Accountant Saw crowd turn to face cavalry and wave sticks in a threatening manner. (Rylands MS1197 89) Witness. THH. Describes white rags worn in hats. Sent report to London Courier. Cowper Matthew Accountant Britton Robert Manchester Agent Witness. HO40 16. Stones etc. left by reformers on field. Riot Act read by Ethelston & Silv. Worrall [Worrell] Thomas [9 Minshull St?] Manchester Asst Surv of Paving Witness. RVB. HO40 16. No stones before meeting & presence after. Listed SC in Pigot's. Harmer James Attorney Represented the Lees family. Owner of the Weekly Dispatch. Witness. Special constable. THH. Walker John Manchester Attorney Attorney Yeomanry. Member of Manchester Pitt Club. Whitlaw [Whitlow] Richard M Attorney at law Yeomanry. Green John Williams Edward [17] Cropper Street [nr Miles Platting] Manchester Batter [Cut with a sabre] Witness. THH. Stated people were not marching in military fashion. Walker Lt. Sidney Bengal Native Infantry Blinstone [Blunstone] Thomas 7 Back Turner-street. Manchester Blacksmith Aged 76 [or 74]. Both arms broken, much bruised in the body.