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Trades Directory. - - ~------,------;------Hudson C 520 Trades Directory. - - ~------ -------,----------------;------------- Hudson C. 17 King st; for Rayne & Burn, Beaconsfield Thompson J. H King st; for Bearpark g m c; Bear- chmbrs. Sandhill; for North Windsor's Tanfield m; park colliery Pelton g; West Stanley m West Pelton g; Original Hunter T. 24 Side: for East nuts & peas ; West Stanley Tanfield c ; J\ ew Pelton Wylam h g m s; Heddon coke; West Marley Hill Main g; Beamish South colli£ry c; Navigation West Hart- Moor c h ; Tanfield nuts; Hutcbinson W. 3 Queen st; ley 8: Northumberland West J oicey's Garesfield coke, & for Preston 8 h; Preston Hartley 8; West Stanley Tanfield Moor coke, :Bute's colliery & Stobswood collieries Tanfield Moor m ; New Irwin C. D :J,ombard st; for Rea.h J. H. Watergate bldgs. Pelton, West Pelton, Tan­ West Hartley Main 8; Hart- Sand hill ; for Bower's West field Lea, East Tanfield, ford W allsend h; Newcastle Hartley 8; llurradon, Cox- South Tanfield, Tanfield West Hartley 8; Lamb's lodge, Riddell's& Hazlerigg Moor, Beamish & lleamish WE h: Cramlington col- WEh;WalkerPrimrosegm; South Moor collieries liery Lambert'sg; Burradon,Cox- Thorburn J. F King st; for Lambert M. H. 86 Pilgrim st; lodge, Hazlerigg & Walker Cowpen W. Hartley 8; and for Vernon's West Hartle;y collieries Cowpen WE h; Cowpen, 8; Widdrington Hartley g; Rea.h T. G. Sandhill; for South Cowpen Mill Pit, Cambois Widdrington colliery Garesfield c; Derwent, & North Seaton collierieR Latimer R. G Kmg st ; for Pelaw g :m c ; South Gares- Tyzack & Branfoot, ~ustom Bothal West Hartley 8 ; field colliery Hous~ chmbrs.Quays1de;for ARhington WE h; Ashing- Rea.y J. B ~ombard st; for "\Vashm~on Hutton Seam ton colliery · Pelton Mam g ; Pelton c : g ; W ashmgton West Hart- . Pelton colliery ley !I; Russell's WE h; . Leybourne S. J · ~ercantlle Richardson W. B Lombard st; South Pelton g; Edmondsley c~amb~rs, Quayside ; for Hebburn Wallsend h · Heb- c 3 • Edmondsley Garesfield VICtor~a Gares~eld 8 c; burn Main g m; H~bburn fo~dry coke; Washington W aldridg~ g ; . Uhester So. smithy; Wallsend h 3 g m; & Edmondsley collieries Moor~; VIctoriaGaresfield, Hebburn&Wallsendcollries Walton J. 23 Queen st; for Wa~dr.Idge & Chester Moor Ritson U. A. 15 Queen st; for Bebside West Hartley 8; oolher1es . Burnhop<> bunker coals; Lambert's W. Hartley 8: Man A. 47 Quayside ; for Burnhope gm c; New Pelaw llebside and Choppngton N ewburgh West Hartley 8; g; Burnhope & South Pontop collieries Qu~en's WE h; Newburgh collieriess Weidner(J.F.)&Co.22Dean"st; colliery Rowell R. B Lombard st; for for Randolph West Hartley . Morton C. ::\1. A Exchange Carr'sHartley 8; Annitsford 8; Gordon h; North Bitch­ buildings; for Whorlton and Seghill WE ; Seghill burn colliery WE h; Whorlton Hartley colliery Wraith H. L. A Exchange c & smithy, North W al- Rutherford G. Guildhall buildings ; for Pelaw Main bottle colliery chmbrs.Sandhill; for Axwell g; Allerdean.s; Pelaw Main Nimmo W. 2llalticchambers; Garesfield c g .m 8; Axwell collieries for Framwellgate h m 8 c; Garesfield colhery ------------ EastPeltong; DurhamMain Scott C. !I· 9 Queen st; for Coal Owners. WE h ; Dryburn WE h ; Cowen ,s Garesfield g 8 ~m; Framwellgate colliery Cowen s Garesfield colhery And_rews H. 10 Dean st . P k. w H 17 S dh"ll· Scott(J. 0.) & Co. 9 Queen st; Ashmgton Coal Co. G Kmg st , arHart Inson n WE. h. lloldonan I g·' f or Adair . ' s M am. h m s; B a t es C . J . 24 S"dI e St. lllda h 8 & patent fuel; Delaval Benwell colliery Bearpa~k Coal & Coke Co.Ltd. Whitburn WF h 8 m· Sharp&Co.cLombardd;for 17Kmgst Harton St Hilda Whit: Lyons Main g; Hetton & BebsideCoalCo.Ltd23Queen st burn & Bold~n coli"~ ies North Hetton collieries Bedlington Coal Co. Ltd. I r Stephenson W. H. Guildhall Watergate blogs. Sandhill PICk~rmg J. F Kmg st; for chambers; for East Wylam Benson (W.) & Son,24 Grey st Mickley m; W_est Wylam h; h gm cs: Throckleycolliery Blackett Coal Co. 11 Queen st Prudhoe,g; Mickley 8 ~ c; Strachan(H)&Co.67Quayside; Blackwell Colliery Co. Ltd. Cookson s Hartley 8 ; Mick- for .Mlswick g c & smithy ; 46 Grainger st. west ley, We_st _Wylam & Prud- Elswick colliery Bowes (John) & Partners Ltd. hoe colhenes Strakers&Love,DLombard st; I Exchange buildings Pyman, :Bell & Co. 5 Quay· forBrancepethgc; Brandon Broomhill Coal Co. Ltd. 10 side; for Middle Brancepeth g h c; Willington he; Brance- Dean st coal and coke; Hamsteels peth, Brandon & Willing- Burn J. H. Beaconsfield colliery ton collieries chambers, Sandhill .
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