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Trades. Cur 855 SUSSEX.] TRADES. CUR 855 COTTON &'I CANVAS :BAG Laker Albffi"t, Oak farm, Ifield wood, West Richard, Henley common, Fern­ MANUFBS. & :PRINTERS. !field, Crawley hul"l!t, Haslemere (Surrey) Feltham W. H. & Son, Imperial Leaney Sam, Honey's wood,The Com­ White J. 5 r Lingfield rd. E. Grnstd works. T(Jwer Bridge road, London mon, Ditchling, Hassocks Whiting Mrs. Emily, Langley lane, SE Leppard James, Iron house,Plum::ners Ifield, Crawley Plain, Lower Beeding, Horsham Wilkins Frederick, Stroods, Cuck- COWKEEPERS. Lovelock Isaac, Lamb'tt green, Rusper, field, Hay wards Heath Horsham Anscombe .A. rt h . S laugham, Crawley Williams William, Nyetimber,Bognor Avery J. Royal George rd.BurgessHJ Luckin Mrs. Elizabeth, Toddington, Wilson Wm. Warningcamp, Arundel Bailey Harry, Chidham, Emsworth Wick, Littlehampton Wingate George, South Mundham, J:lailey W. Godley's, Rudgwick,Horshm \Iacdonell Ala stair, Horns, Lodge North Mundham, Chichester Banks James, Pevensey, Hastings farm, Catsfield, Battle Wood Benjamin, Cripplegate, Rusper, Eartlett Arthur, Cripland court, Martin Henry, London road, iBattle Horsham Lindfield, Hayward's Heath May Wm. Birch gro. East Grinstead Wood J. Blackland farm, Forest Row :Bayley Edwd. North Bersted, Bognor Mercer Jeffery, Sanfoin farm, Cats- Wood T. Mill Hill farm, Hailsham Belgravia Dairy Company Ltd. (The) field, Battle Yeatman John, Tillington, Petworth (S. Swift, 6 ec. ), 101 Western road, Moore Herbt . .Alciston, Berwick Statn CRANE MAKERS. Hove; 1 Lorna road, Hove; gr & Morgan F. East Ashling, Chichester 175 Church road, Hove & roo Tra- MundayBognor C. & H. Gloucester road, W aygoo d R . a.~ C o. Ltd· . F a1 mout h falgar street, Brighton rd. London SE. See Lift Makers 13ish John, Shoulders farm, West- Myall James, Westergate, Alding- meston, Hassocks bourne, Chichester CREAMERY. lloarer Luke, Shortgate Nash George, !field Park lodge, Glynde Creameries Limited (The), "Bodle G. Alfriston, Berwick Station !field, Crawley Mavfield Eoniface G. Horseye,Pevensey,Hastng~ Ney James, Bridge place, Rye • • "Bradford. H. Wilmington, Polcgate Palmer William, Locks Beech, Hast- ... ings road, Battle CRECHES. llridg-erLiphook William, (Rants) I ping Marsh, I ping, Pankhurst C. Silver hill, Hurst Grn ·Christ Ch u.rc h (M"1ss J ones, ma t ran ) , Brown William, Barley road, Hastngs Pankhurst Clement, Henley down, 34 Rylstone road, Eastbourne lluckwell Jesse, Newstead, Plump- Catsfield, Battle Chri!\t Church (Miss R. A. Webb, ton, Lewes Parsons James, Ditcbling, Hassocks matron), Alfred st. St. Leonards Card G.Lidsey,Aldingbourne,Chichstr Payne Jas. North End, Ea. Grinstead East ·Brighton (Miss Hagger, matron), Chate William & Son, Richmond Philby Robert, Houghton Bridge, 26 Bristol road, Brighton street, Brighton 34 Amberley, A.rundel Hove Nursery (Mrs. Elizh. Leaney, Coleman Samuel, Old Shoreham rd. Philcox G. Goat farm, Forest Row matron), 56 Livingstone rd. Hove, Shoreham-by-Sea Fix Frederick, Hatchgate, Cuckfield, Brighton Collins Alfred William, Haynes farm, Haywards Heath St. Paul's (Mrs. Crockford, matron), Copthorne, Crawley Plumley Stephen, Chilley green, Bohemia. road, St. Leonards Collins William, Chidham, Emsworth Pevensey, Hastings Camber Mrs. Elizabeth, Bagpiths, Pockney William, Norlington, Ring- CREOSOTE MANUFAC­ Balcombe, Haywards HE'ath mer, Lewes TURERS & MERCHANTS. Cook J. R. Sharpthorne, E. Grinstead Podmore John W. Blackhouse farm, Dickinson A.rthur J. Limited, Surrev ~oomber William, Leech Pond cot- Burgess Hill canal, Dsptford, London S E · tage, Lower Beeding, Horsham Potter Percival, Whitesmith, East Coppard Mrs. William, Wineham, Hoathly, Halland CREOSOTE MERCHANT. h~~manburv., Henfield Price Chas. Coldbarbour, Crowboro' S h Ed L S d S n p W"ll" B H B ton am gar . tran , Rye ~osham John, Shortgate ye 1 mm, ury o11 ow, ury, r-nttingham Charles, Shortgate Pulborough CRICKET :BAT, BALL & Tiawes William, Station rd. Arundel Read Michael, Langney, Eastbourne STUM:P MAKER. Dedman James, Prinsted, Emsworth Richardson Mrs. Emily, Fanlkner's fa.rm, Hartfield, Tunbridge Wells" Nicholls L. J. Robertsbridge Tiennis C. Hampden park, Ea!ltbourne l)ixon Chas. West Wittering,Chichstr Ridley Charles, Turner's Hill,Crawley CRICKETERS' &:c. Ed~ell MI'S. B. Westbourne, Emswrth Rome George, 8 Norfolk ter. A.lbion street, Southwick, Brighton OUTFITTERS. "Elliott George, Didling, Midhurst Ruff George, Bpry, Pulborough Dowsett Harry, ro York bldgs.Hastings Ellis Sam, Faygate. Horsham Russell Harcourt, Post nffice, Com- Lloyd & Son, 2 Station street, Lewes. Farrant Thomas, Tower Willingdon, man, Burwash Wiald, EtchinQ"ham See advertisement Willin~don <3ayers William, We!ltergate, .Alding- Weston C. & H. 7 New rd. Brighton Feist James, Sandygate lane, Lower bourne, Chichester & 6~ High street, Hailsham Beeding, Horsbarr'l. Slade Isaac, Merston, Chichester Wisden Wm.& Son,26 Duke st.Brghtn Feltness P. West Hoathly,E.Grinstead Sopp Edwd. :Bimh gro. Ea. Grinstead Cower Harry, N etherfield rd. Battle Spouner Wm. Lingashall, Petworth CRUCIBLE MANUFACTRS. (}reenway Sidney, White house, Lag- Staplehurst Frank, Pilt Down, Uckfld ness, Chichester Staplehurst James, Boundary hall, Morgan Crucible Company Lim.(The) Harris George, Mill house, Old Cooksbrid!!e, Lewes (The Patent PlumbagoCrueibleCo.). Broyle, Chichester Steer Mn. Mary Ann, Chequer farm, sole manufacturers of Morgan's & llearsey George, Harting combe, Forest Row Sa!amander crucibles- &c. Batter­ Rogate, Petersfield Stepney Edward, Mopes hole, Laugh- sea works, London S W llenley Henry, Merryfields, Cuckfield, ton, Lewes CRUMPET. :BAKERS. Haywards Heath Streeter James, Colgate, Horsham Hill Fredk. Ashdown park, Coleman's Suter · William, Hambrook, West- See Bakers-Muffin & Crumpet. Hatch, Tunbridge Wells bcurne. Emsworlh CUCUMBER GROWER. "Hobden William, Little London & Tester Edwin Brook Waldron Cross- . Glaziers farms, Waldron, Horeham in-Hand ' ' ' North Charles, !field nnrsery, Ifield, Road. Thomas J. Oak vil. Plumpton, Lewes Crawley llolman James, Copthorne, Crawley Thompson I. North end, E. Grinstelld CURIOSITY DEALERS. llolma.D. Thomas, High street, Lind­ Townley F. H. Wick, Littlebampton field. Hayw~rds Heath Tma.gnst Richd. Hermitage, Emswrth Browne Jn. Hy. 14 North rd.Brightn llolmes Henry, Coleman's Hatch, Trim Mrs. Eleanor, Norfolk cottage, Cohen David & Samuel, 22 Meeting Tun'bridge Wells Nutbourne, Emsworth House lane, Brighton Humphrey J. .Alfriston, Berwick Stn Tnclwr Thomas, Southover, Lewes Goldman Mrs. K. 33 King's road, linttlO'I!I. Henry, Glyndebourne, Lewes (Jpfield W. East Harting, Petersfield St. Leonards Isard Jn. W. St. Mary's gdns.Battle Vernon George S. Plumpton, Lewes Hitchings J oseph Read, 9 Meeting .JohDf!cm Mrs. Sarah, Colgate, Horshm Verrall Mrs. Mary, Nwth End farm, House lane, Brighton Kemmr Mrs. Joseph, Plumtrees, Hamsey, Lewes Jones Chas. E. 248 Seaside, Eastbrne Chailey. Lewe~ Walder Miss J ane, Partridge lands, Marchant James John, 37 Meeting Kenc'b. AUred, Lucas farm, Horsted Twineham, Haywards Heath House lane, Brighton Ke~l"!!, E:1st Grinstead Wales Mrs. Emma, Friday .street, Mason John Lewis, 17 & 21 Meeting Xennedy John, West park,Slaugham, Rusper, Horsham House lane, Brighton Crawlev Warner Waiter, Budd's farm, Rusper, Newman J. r6 Northgate, Chichester "Killick H. Bryle farm, Forest Row Ho !'Sham .Knight T. Rookery farm, Southover, Wate1"'8 A. C. Durkim rd.E.Grinstead CURRIER . Lewes Watson George, PrvensPy, Ha~t:n!;~ Bacon GeJ . .Aug. Battle hill, Battle .
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