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Trades. Iro 405 'CCMBERLAND.] TRADES. IRO 405 ::J'ackson P. W. 10 John st.Workington Sherwen J. Market place, Egremont .Bowerba.nk J oseph & Son, 2 & 3 Joames Saml.H.17 Egremont st.Millom flherwin .John, Main street, St. Bees Market sq. & Victoria Td. Penrith ;renkins Thomas, I4!1 Ennerdale road, Sim Joseph (assist. snpt.), I5 C<m>- Clark Daniel (exors. of), Waterloo Cleator 'Moor nation street, Grasslot, Maryport foundry, St. Nicholas st. Carlisle Jennings I. G. Castle brewery, !Simpson Edgar, ro High Sand lane, Cowans, Sheldon & Co. Limited, St. - Cockermouth Cockermonth Nicholas works, London rd.Carlisle Joyce J. 13 Howgill st. Whitehaven '3imps;m Wm. 94 High st. Maryport Milbnrn John, Stanley street &; Have­ Kelly P. 7 Main street, Egremont Skelton R. L. 276 Warwick rd.CarlislP lock road, Workington Kirkbride John, Craikhow road, Dear- Sloan .J. W. 1 Bridge st. Workington Musgrave J. Quayside, Workington ham, Carlisle Smith J oseph Edward, 14 W estmor- Noble ·Brothers, Derwent foundry, IKneen John, 28 Arlecdon Parks road, land street, Carlisle Cockermouth Arlecdon, Frizington Smith Thomas, Alston Pratchitt Bros. Deuton st. Carlisle 'Knight Alexander (supt.), 27 Petteril Smith Tom, 23 Catherine st. Maryprt Stalker Brothers, Castlegate, Penrith street, Carlisle Sparkes Jn. G. Carlisle rd. Brampton Yarr W.J. LowMillom foundry,Millom Laidler W. G. 10 Proctor's row,Wigtn Spencer Edward (supt.), 228 War- Lamb Edward (assistant supt.), 6 wick road, Carlisle IRON MNFRS. & MASTERS. Settle street, Millom Stall!:er William, n Church Rood Distington Hematite Iron Co. Ltd. "Lancaster James & Son, John 11treet, terrace, Harrington (W. 'Moncur, sec.), Distington, Maryport . Stephenson William, 18 Greta ham­ Workington Langcake Wm. Kirkby st. Maryport let, Keswick Hatton William,64 London rd.Carlisle l..eighton Joseph, The Manse, Water Story Robert, Esk street, Longtown Millom & Askam (The) Hematite Iron street, Wigton Suddart Willia.m, Fern Knoll, Arlec­ Co. Limited (John Grabam, general • Lester F. Forest mount, Wordsworth don, Frizington manager; H. J. Kirby, sec.), Blast­ street, Penrith Sutton John, 6 Caldew st. Silloth furnace works, Millom & Askam ; Little & Lamonby,Bishop yards,Pnrth Taylo!" James, 21 Bedford street, · chief office, Millom Little George (assistant supt.), 95 Hensingham, Whitehaven Whitehaven Hematite Iron & Steel Currock road, Carlisle Telford Joseph, Main street, Hen­ Co. Limited (T. E. G. Marley, man­ Lowry Tom, 26 Randall st. Carlisle sing-ham, Whitehaven aging director ; A, E. Lamb, genl. LucasW.(supt. ),68George st.Whitehvn Tengate Jas. High Hesket, Carlisle mgr. & sec.); office, Cleator Moor McFarlane Duncan,13 River st.Carlsle Thompson Herbert, Bank of White- Workington Iron & Steel Co. Ltd. Mackay John G. Abbey Town,Carlish• haven Ltd. 30 Pow st. Workington ·Solway iron works, Maryport McMail William John, 2 Boyd street, Thompson J. S. 18 Bank st. Carlisle N etherton, Maryport Thompson Rd. :n Close st. Carlisle IRON MERCHANTS. Thompson William H. I43 Holborn Mark W. M. 7 West street, Wigton Barbour Hugh & Co. 4 Dean street, Marshall Jn. 13 Gmsmere st. Carlisle hill, Millom Tinnion George, 117 Harrington road, Workington "Martin T. 33 Lawson street, Aspatria Butler T. P. Limited (ote), 28 Sta­ :Martindale Benjamin, 3I Crossfield Workington Todd Arnold (supt.), 8 Dora cres- tion road, W orkington road, Cleator Moor Edgar Brothers, r6 Lowther street & 1\Iather T. 27 Darcy st. Workington cent, Workington Todd J. 109 Harrin~on rd.Workingtn 2I Crosby street, Carlisle "Matthews John R. 129 Blackwell rd. Hamill Jas.Wm. I5 Nelson !!t.Maryprt Carlisle Tooth T. (supt. ),46 Gray st.Wrkngtn Turner C. J. · r4 Grasmere st. Ca:rlisle McArd Andrew A. & Co. Williamson :Maughan John, Dalston, Carlisle lane, off Tangier st. Whitehaven Maxwell John C. (supt.), Vulcan's Twentyman Hy. N. 5 King st.Wigton Twentyman Jas. Allonby, Maryport Robertson G. 6o Roper st.Whitehaven 1ane, Workington Scott Jame8, 23 King st. Maryport :Mayson Joseph, I6 Main st. Keswick Twentyman William (supt.), 9 Hilton terrace, Whitehaven Wright Thomas '&i Co. West Cum her- Moffat James, jun. I Salford terrace, land machinery stores, Whitehaven Egremont 'l'yson Jsph. 32 Borwick rails, Millom Waiting William (supt.), 27 Words­ Montgomery J. Io South st.Cockermth IRONMONGERS-WHO. :Moore E. A. 16 Vulcan's la.Workngtn worth street, Penrith Moore Edward (district supt.), 61 Waiters Edwd. 25 South st.Egremont Mandle T. & Co. 73 Wood street, Lapstone road, Millom Warwick Walker 'B. 7 Gavel street, Maryport. See advertisement Grasslot. Maryport page 9 Moore James (supt.), 12 Senhouse Watson J.&Son,Devonshire st.CarlislP street, Maryport IRONMONGERS-RETAIL. :'l'.Iusgrave John, r Bedford street, Watson David (district supt.), 25 Hensingham, Whitehaven Great Dockray, Penrith Aird J. & ·Son, I High st. Wigton "Nesbitt C. J. & Son, 50 Church st. Watson Wm. J. 8 Sandgate, Penrith Altham Thomas & Son, 22 Devonshire Whitehaven '\Vaug-h & Musgraves, Main street, st. ; 40 & 43 ·Burrowgate & Albert Newsome .A. 8 Belvedere st.Workngtn Cockermonth iro.n works, Penrith "Nicholson T.H.71 Napier st.Workngtn Waught J. 4 Oulton ter. 'Brampton Banks & Park, 7 Main st. Keswick Oddy Waiter, 63 Market st. Millom Wearing F. I() Brunswick rd. Penrith Banks &; Son, Market pl.Cockermouth Parker Thos. 65 Ashley st. Carlisle \VhitA A.85 Corporation rd.Workngtn Barlow Alfred, 25b, Lowther street, 'Parr John, East end, Wigton Wilkinson Alexander, Flimby,Maryprt Whitehaven Phillips Thomas Henry, Main street, Williamson W.57 Trumpet ter.Cleato-r Bell G. G. 52 New town, Whitehaven Hensingham, Whitehaven Williamson William J. 14 Elizabeth Blain J oseph, 40 Blackfriars street; ; "Pickston John William (supt.), 6o street, Netherton, Maryport work11hops; Albert square, Carlisle Cnrzon street, Maryport Wilson James, Mungrisdale, Penrith Booth .Edwin, Oakwood house, Abbey Potts Jas. Estate office, Workington Wilson John, Great Srukeld, Penrith Town, Carlisle !Richards Thos.Hy. I32Albert st.Millom Wilson s., I7 Brougham st. Penrith Bowerbank Josepb & Son, 2 & 3 Mar­ ;Richardson Frank, Aspatria · Wilson Thomas, Station hill, Wigton ket sq. & Victoria road, Penrith Richardson Frederick A.(asst. supt.), Wilson T. S. 32 Fleming st. Maryport Brown George & Co. I4 & 16 Devon­ zo Wellington row, Whitehaven W;Jod Joseph, West Curthwaite, shire street, Carlisle. See adver­ tisement page 6 :Riddick Rt. 6o Greystone rd. Carlisle Rosley, Carlisle Woodhllll W. 5.5 Brough.am st.Penrith Burns H. & T. xg Tangier street, :Ridley John, 2 Eden Brid'ge end, Stanwix, Carlisle Young John George (district supt.), Whitehaven "Rigg & Strong, 15 King st. Wigton Moss's buildings, Scotch st. CarlislP Carruthers Jardine & Sons, xo Scotch Ritson J. F. W. West street, Wigton street, Carlisle Robinson John, 7 Nelson st. Millom INTERIOR DECORATORS. Chalmers Mrs. J ane, Bridge street. Longtown 'Bobinson John. 22 North st. Maryport Lajng J. & Son, Milbourne street, Robinson Joseph, Queen st. Aspatria Carlisle. See advertisement Chapple & Son, High st. Cleator Mr Robinson T. 192 Greystone rd.Carlsle page 7 Dand L. 0. 18 Pow st. Workington Robiuson Wm. Rose cnttage,Gosfm·tb Dixon .Brothers, Lapstone rd. Millom Rogers Edga.r, 3 Alber1; terraoe, IRON BROKERS. Eilbeck B. jun. ID<) Crosby st.Maryp' Netherton, Ma.ryport See Brokers Iron. Fletcher Heskett W. 102 Main street.. Bumney J oseph, Union st. Wigton Cockermouth Gibson & Cairns, 58 English street, Saint J. Jackson,22 Lowther st.Crlsle IRON FOUNDERS. Sandham Thomas, Dearham, Carlisle Carlisle ·~Full lists of t:his ~rade in Glendining William & Son, 67 Low- Scott Geo. Dirting-ton, Working-ton Un1ted Kingdom, see En· ther street, Carlisle :Scott Mrs. M. A. Savings Bank, Main g1neers Directory, Price 3 Os.] Graham T. II9 Lowther st. Carlisle street, Cockermouth .\ltham Thomas &; Son, 22 DevonshirP Greenwood 0.20 & 37 Main st.Keswck Scott T. T. Lowther st. Carlisle 36 st.; 40 & 41 Eurrowgate & Albert Hewitt R. N. & Co. Victoria viaduct, :Scott W. Town hall, Penrith iron works, Penrith Oarlisle .
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