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Clothing District Trades Directory. 1'149 CLOTHING DISTRICT TRADES DIRECTORY. 1'149 Shepherd W. H. & Co. Gordon st. B · · MOP MAKERS. Marsden Bros. Old mill, Horbury~ Smith Isaac, Allerton road, Bradford Warburton J. & Sons, I Bradfrd.rd.D Wakefield; & Ossett, Dewsbury Bugden & Briggs, _30 Booth street & 4 l\:Ietcalfe Albert & Co. Os sett, D Upper Castle street, Bradford MORTAR GRINDERS. Milner Bros. Coxl€y mill, Netherton, Taylor C. F. & Co. Swaine street, B; Johnson William, Castleton foundry, Shitlington~ Wakefield & Shipley _ Armley road, Leeds Mitchell LeVl, Ossett R.S.O Tetley George, 14 Thornton road, B Ward John Valley road Bradford Myers & Glover, Ossett R.S.O Walker Henry & Sons, Mirfield, N ' ' Myers Oliver, Ossett R.S.O JVaud Ohristopher & Co. B~tannia MORTGAGE BROKERS. North Richard T. Ossett R.S.O mill, Portland street, Bradford 8-ee Brokers-Mortgage. Parker Bms. Saynor lane, Leeds MOLE CATCHER. MOULDING MERCHANTS. Phillips C. T. & Son, Wakefield road & Queen street, Ossett R.S.O iWoods William A. 3 Cad Beeston, Firth, Ray & Prosser, II Albion st. L Phillips Robert E. Ossett R.S.O Holbeck, Leeds MOULDING MILLS Preston J sph. Wheatcroft mill, Batley MONUMENTAL MASONS. s S . Pl . ._M uldi. M'll Purdy Thomas & Son, Albert mill, ee awmg, anmg "" 0 ng _Ls. Batley Carr, Batley ,Ainley George Edwin, Shepley & MOUNT CUTTERS. Robinson James & Son, I7 Exchange, Berry Draw, H_uddersfiel~ Attl Th L kh lm l K Huddersfield; & Brockholes ,Ambler Allan, Silsden, Ke1ghley ay omas, 2I aw . o e a. R J G .._ S L f ld L d !Barrett John · h K.ildw1c· · k Cross hill s Booth J ohn • s o.wer b Y B r1 d ge Sloper t .Arth . "" ons,G ow o k, eec s Ilinns Andre~ S.outh street Keighley Broadhead J. 9I Albion street, Leeds ~ler ur, L ~ove war s, ow Bradford cem'etery Co 's m~nnmental Robinson George, 7 King Charles st.L S .tohseJgrhnoveW, eOe s tt D b . S t liff A "- C Li t 1 H ID! o . sse ' ews ury work~ (Andrew Slater, man.), Un- u c e . oo o. s er ane, x Smith William & Co. Bruntcliffe, derchffe Old road BradfDl'd MOURNING WAREHOUSES. Morley Bradley Thomas, 5 I Brook street, W , . s ei ht John & Sons -8 D d t Jlramham Ernest, Cemetery works, Forster Fredenck, Br1ggate, Leeds P g , un as s . "d H f th Jackson James West End house Huddersfield; & Ossett N ew R oa d SI e ors or • ' s · B · · c 11 '11 ... -= 1 R b t U t d H k West end Hebden Bridge. & at quires enJamm, o ege IDI "' urear ey . O er • erne ery roa • ec - Elland • ' Huddersfield road, Birstall mondWike Stanhope Edwin Churwell Wortley ()la-rk Joh?- Houldsworth, Bailey Hills MOURNING COACH PROPRIETRS. Stephenson Arthur, Osset't R.S.O r?adJ, hBmgleyk S'd d See Funeral Coach Proprietors. Stockwell Geo. Melbourne ml.Morley E llis o n, Par l e _road, Bra ford Sutcliffe John & Sons, I3 Exchange .England Samuel, Station road, Holm- MUFFIN BAKERS. & Fitzwilliam street, Huddersfield firth, Huddersfield See Dakers-Mnffin & Crumpet. Taylor Robert & Son Town End mill Fawcett & Thornton Moor Side road, Golcar Huddersfieid ' Low moor, North Bierley, Br~dford :MUNGO MANUF:ACTL~ERS.. Taylor William & Sons, Spring mills, Foul?s J. & _Bros. Ireland bndge, 6 Balmforth Ezra. Wood Hill m1lls, Carlinghow lane, Batley ~hllgate, Bmgley Batley Carr, Dewsbury - Townend Eli, Ossett, Dewsbury Heaton Joseph, Oak street, Haworth Bat1ey John & Son, Huddersfield rd. Townsend & C<J. Ravensthorps1 D llollings Benj. 36 Cross green, Otley Holmfirth, Huddersfield Turner & Walmsley, Stanley mills Holmes Thomas Henry, Hill top, Batley & Sons, Upper Thong, Hd Batley Carr ' SlaithwaitB, Huddersfield Beaumont Jonathan, Longwood, Hd Vause Thomas & Sons, BI Low road, Ingham Wright, New rd. Hebden Bdge Blackburn George & Son, Providence Hunslet, Leeds - Leach John, 128 Beckett s~reet, Leeds mills. Birstall Waddington John & Son, Cassfield, Leeds Slate & Marble Co. (A. K. Blackburn John, 46 Exchange, Hud- Guiseley . Robinson, man.. ),76 Woodhouse la.L dersfield; & Batley Wade Jonas, Kirkburton, Huddersfield Lumb Eli, Sowerby New road, Briggs Alfred, Ossett R.S.O Walker Abraham, Carr st.Batley Carr Sowerby Bridge Briggs Mark, Ossett R.S.O Walker Rochford Steel, Albany mills, Luty William, Keighley road, Skipton Brumfitt John & Son, New st.Morley Firth street. Huddersfield Moses John, 20 Market st. & Crown Clay Edward, Ossett, Dewsbury Ward Isaiah, Ossett R.S.O · street, Hebden Bridge Clegg John & Sons, Limited, Long- Ward John Henry, Carr street, Batley Murgatroyd Wllliam Newby. I field mills, Heckmondwike Carr Batley Queen street, Shipley Colbeck Edwin. 8 Exchange, Hudders- Ward 'Joseph, Bottom Field mill, l'ashley J. & Co. Armley road, L field; & France Ossett R.S.O Pickard Edward, North street, K Cooper Simon, Providence mill, Brad- Webster James & Sons, Steam mills, .Pickles Jonathan, Salterhebble, Skir- ford road, Batley Town street Armley & Moorfield _coat, Halifax . Cral_Jtree & Co. Spring mill, Stain- road, Upper 'Armley P.nder A Procter.O~ley rd.Gmseley chffe, D~wsbury Wilcock William, Ossett, Dewsbury Preston Harry, DomestiC st. Holbeck,L Fawcett, F1rth & Jessop, Ossett, D Wilman Bros.Meadow mills,Hirst rd.D 1Prest?n Roger, St. John's street, l<'~arnside Dav:id, Ossett R.S._O . Wilson Bros. Chickenley, Soothill, D Whitehall road, Leeds F1rth Mrs. Ehzabeth, Pale S1de mills, Wood Robert & Son, Ossett R.S.O Priestley Wm. High st. Queensbury B Ossett R.S.O T · Raper Wm. Providence, Oakworth Firth Samuel, Hebble mills, Thorn- MU:NGO MERS. & DEALERS. Schofield Abraham Keighley, Carr hill Lees, Thornhill, Dewsbury Abbott Robert, Armley road & I & 3 crofts, Armley Fitton & Sons, Providence mill, Brad- Ebenezer place, Leeds Sharp Benj. 220 North street, Le€ds ford road, Dewsbury Bentley Bros.Flanshaw,Alverthorpe, W Sheard Ellis, Thornhill Combs, Thorn- Fox E. & Sons, Caider Bank mills, D Bick1e Henry, Ossett R.S.O hill, Dewsbury Giggall & Clay, Ossett, Dewsbury Cocking James, East parade, Bradfrd Stakes F. & Co. Manningham lane, B Glover John E. Ossett, Dewsbury Oollett George, · Dale street, Bat1ey Steake Charles, 14 Dute street, B. & Graham B. & Son,_ Horbnry, W Carr, Batley Bradbury Haigh John & Sons, 30 Exchange, Crawshaw John, Victoria road, D Taylor Fred, Bridge street, Wakefield Huddersfield; & Longwood Crowther & Co.Cummercia1 st.Morley Taylor John, Raggalds, Mountain, Hanson & Wormald, Royds mills, Cnllingworth Henry & Sons, Bradford Queensbury, Dradford Ossett R.S.O road, Dewsbury Thackwray Arthur, II Kirkstall rd. L Healey Dros. Staincliffe, Dewsbury Dawson Edwin & Son, 5 Fox st. Hd q'illotson John Hartley, Kildwick, K Hirst & Sconce, Bradford rd.Dewsbry Dawson Waiter M. r6 Northumber­ Wadsworth George & Sons, -Rudders- Horsefield Joseph Wood & Co. Carlton land st-reet, Huddersfield field rd. · Holmfirth & Up. Thong, Hd mills, Hirst road, Dewsbnry Earnshaw Joseph & Sons, Horbury,W Waite Joseph Hammond, steam joinery Hutchinson Joseph, Ossett R.S.O Eismann Louis, Wellington street,- D works, Calder grove, Origglestone,W Jagger Robert P. Ossett R.S.O Eismann Martin, 3 Central build~ Walker Abraham & Son, Back lane Jessop Bros. Ossett, Dewsbury ings, Market place, Dewsbury Crossgates, Thornhill, Dewsbury Langley Samuel E. Perseverance mill, Fitton Chas.& Son,Bradleyl\fills rd.IId Walker George A. Farsley, Leeds Ossett R.S.O Fitton & Sons, Providence mill, Brad- Waterhouse Sampson,Richardshawla.L Lawrence Frank & Sons,Ossett R.S.O ford road, Dewsbury Watson Andrew C. r Dertie street, L Lockwood & Wade, r5 Bishopgate st.L Fox E. & Sons, Q Exchange, Hudders- Whitley Wltr.38 Victoria rd.Holbeck,L Lumb Saml. Dradford road, Batlcy field; & Dcwsbury Wilby John & Son, Wellington rd. L :Machell Bros. & Co. Cl<>th Hall mills, F<>x Phincas & Co. 8 Dond street, D Williamson Edward, Queen st. Morley Dewsbury & The Exchange, Hd Glcdhill John, Slaithwaite, Huddersfld Woodcock Bottomley, Whitcliffe rd.,Marsden A. & Sons, Greengates mills,,Hall Miles, 39 Houghton place & St. Cleckheaton Chickenley he~th, Soo!hm He1en's mill, H!ffislet, Leeds . 114 .
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