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MANCHESTER WAR SLATER's ------~------·------W!U'burton Samuel, Buyer, 18 Beech St MANCHESTER WAR SLATER'S ---------------------~----------------------·-------------------------------------------- W!U'burton Samuel, buyer, 18 Beech st. Waterloo rd d IIenry, compositor, 83 Ryall st. West Burton st. Regent rd. S --Samuel, manager, 170 Bolton rd. P Henry, draper & outfitter, SS Swan st. Shudehill -- Samuel, glass blower, 60 grskino at. H Henry, dairyman, 2 Burton st. Con M; res. 29 Edwa.rd st. Con M --Samuel, beer retailer, 5 Deuton at. H llenry, designer, 23 Peel grove, North rd. L --Samuel, dairyman, 91 Boston st. H Henry James, traveller, 5~ William st. C H -- S1uah Hannab, dressmaker, 82 Rusholme grove, R Herbllrt, vanman, 13 Robinson at. Tipping st. A --Thomas, doubler, Jersey st.. Ancoats; res. 3 Corporation ter. llerbert G. salesman, 47 March st. C ou M [Timperley Cbapman st J. R. sharebroker (Railton, Sons & Leedham), Brook Bank, --Thomas, wood turner, 33 Thompson st. L B Jnmes, hairdresser, 1 Rusholme rd; res. 22 Edward st. C on M --Thomas, picker maker, 31 Inkerman st. Queen's rd James, silk merchant & agent for hatters' materials, 79 Picca- --Thomas, carrier to Hoothstown, 89 Shudohill dilly; res. 1 Albany sq. Seedley, P --Thomas, joiner, 49 Barrett st. Hullard st. Corn brook at Ja.mes, manufacturer [R. Ward & Co.), Hough Hall, Moston la. -- Thomas, confectioner & tobacconist, 68 & 60 Port st. Dale st. & Blackley 31 Blackfriars st. & teach&r of dancing, Pinmill brow, A James,lhouseholder, 9 Devonshire st. C on M --Thomas, clerk, 2 Pershouse ter. Darley st. Hyde rd James, shoemaker, 22 Grove st. Gartside st --Thomas & Sons, cotton waste spinners and manufacturers of James, joiner & builder, 59 Hardman st. Deanegate sheets, sheetings, &c. 13A Dridgawater pi; works, Flash Jamcs, muffin baker, 43 Butler st. Oldham rd Mills, Haslingden James, labourer, 18 Bm·ton st. H --Thomas H. fitter, :n Norfolk st. A James, club keeper, 55 Duke st. L B --William, shopkeeper, 79 Wellington st. Bradford James, mechanic, 32 Bark st. H -- William, engine driver, 168 Oldham rd. MP James H. bootmaker, 58 Churchill st. Stockport rd. Con M --William, greengrocer, 67 Syndal st; A James S. manufacturer (Robert Ward & Co.), Hough Cottage, -- William, solicitor (Addleshaw and Warburton), Grove House, Moston [Altrincham Bowdon, & Belle Grange, High Wray, Ambleside John, rag merchant, Halt Town; res. Woodbine Cottage, -- William, sorter, 64 Gordon st. L B John, warehouseman, 14 Albion st~ Windsor st. S -- William, traveller, Derby ter. Hall st. Harpurhey John, Town Hall Tavern, 23 Ford st. S -- William, clerk 7 Lewin st. Liverpool13t. S John, hairdresser, 41 Oxford st; res. 2 Warwibk st. H --Willia.m, corn broker (W. Warburton & Co.), Birkdale, Southport John, upholsterer, 66 Ellesmere st. M S -- William & Co. corn & flour brokers & agents, 49 Hanging ditch John, clerk; 51 Ellesmere st. Regent rd. S -- William & Sons, oil & tallow merchants & 1refiners, Robcrt et. John, joiner, 22 Teignmouth st. Rochdale i'd Cheetham John, clogger, 17 Beswick st -- William Daulby; M. A. assistant toaster (Manohester Grammar John, joiner, 34 Dolefield, Bridge st School), 83 Bignor et. Waterloo rd John, hawker, 29 Stonehewe1· st. Rocbdale rd --William Henry, bank clerk, 7 Limefield ter. Rnshford park, John, bootmaker, 81 Garratt st. Oldham rd Levenshnlme John, traveller, 63 South st. Ducie st. L --Wright, cabinet maker, 53 Clifford st. Brooks'ii bar John, gardener, 47 Dickenson rd. R [Moston Warby Richard, bill inspector, 33 Chester st, H John, manufacturer (Robert Ward & Co.), Hazel Bank, Ashleyla. Wa.rcop Thomas, clogger, 87 Clowes et. W G- [dale rd John, basket maker, 848 Deansgate Ward Abraba.m, railway porter, 115 Hannah et. Franklin at. Roch- John, manager, 30 Burlington st. Oxford st. C on M Ward Abraham & Co, smallware, &c. manufacturers, John, warehouseman, 24 Hamilton st. Corn brook st 53 Deansgate & 9 Barton arcade John, shopkeeper, 29 Gardner st. Newtown, W G Ward Adolpbus W. M.A., LL.n., professor at Owens College, 7 Lady- John, accountant, 57 Cranworth st. Con M barn rd. Fallowfield John, traveller, 130 Radnor st. H --Agnes, shopkeeper, Hl Gresham st. 0 John, compositor, Sylvan ter. 23 N clson st. C on M --Alfred, salesman, 17 Peel grove, L John B. solicitor (J. H. Law & Ward), 348 Oxford st --Alfred, shopkeeper, 174 Hulme Hall la. MP John C. enameller, 2 Teignmouth st. Whitley st. Rochdale rd --Alfred Edward, dairyman, 18 Portland grove, R [st. Ancoats John Doxon, M.D. Univ. of Aber. M.B.c.s., L.S.A. surgeon, 881 -- & Fletcher, small ware manufacturers, Bridge Mills, C1nruthers Oxford st --Mrs. Ann, householder, 8 Nursery st. P John Edgar, bricklayer, 48 Hyde st. Chorlton rd. H --Ann, beer retailer, Chapel st, Levenshulme John J. shopkeeper, 21 John st. Ancoa.ts --Annie, fishmonger, 10 Victoria. Bridge st. S John Lynch, builder, Brunswick Works, 65 Upper Brook at. -- Bernard, French polisher, 5 Jones st. Bloom st. S; res. 29 Beech Con M-Pay day, Friday st. Duke st. L B John Thomas, warehouseman, 4 Station view, Stockport rd. -- Bernard, labourer, 30 Rumford st. H Levenshulme -- Bessie, householder, 20 Stanley st. H John William, bookkeeper, 74 Corn brook st; Stratford rd -- Catherine, householder, 121 Liverpool rd. Deansgate Jonathan, shopkeeper, 29 Chapelfield rd, A --Charles, toy dealer, 33 Clowes st. W G Joscph, hairdresser, 62 Church st. P --Charles, sheriff's officer for Lancashire & Cheshire, 1l Queen Josepb, buyer, 42 Howard st. Eccles New rd st. Deansgate; res. 388 Gorton rd. Reddish, near Stockport Joseph, shopkeeper, Broom la.. LevenshuliDe --Charles, labourer, 19 Union st. G Joseph, beer retailer, 811 Rochdale rd -- Chades, tobacconist, 131 Stockport rd. Levenshnlme Joseph, coach trimmer, 20 Victor st. L B -- Charles, manager, 94 Bristol st. H Joseph, policeman, 63 Union st. L B --Rev. Charles F. B.A. 122 Clowes at. W G Joseph, boiler maker, 386 Liverpool st. P --Mr. Charles H. Azalea Villa, 30 Wellington rd. Whalley range Joseph, salesman, 463 Collyhurst rd --Daniel, Swan Inn, 28 Melbourne st. H Joseph, letter sorter, 59 Crosscliffe st. ::\IS --Daniel Tyler, hairdresser & musical instrument dealer, 146 Joseph E. hat manufacturer, 12 1'iccadilly; works, Bredbary Oldham rd Louisa., householder, 32 Livingstone st. C on M --Daniel, sign writer, 196 City rd. H Luther, butcher, 85 Regent rd. S --David, cashier, 25 Lord st. Camp st. L B Maria.nne, householder, 24 Etruria st- Con M -- Dorcas, tailoress, 30 Cranworth st. C on M Mart ha, registry office for servants, 59 Alexandra rd. M S --E. game dealer, Old Shambles, Victoria st Mrs. Martha, 85 Shrewsbury st. Brooks's bar -- Edward, shopkeeper, 98 Wellington st. G Mary, householder, Egerton ter. Royle st. Fallowfield --Edward, fishmonger, 19 Mary st. Strangeways Mary, draper, 95 Great Jack son st. H --Edward, optician, 249 Oxford at. C on M-T N 422 Mary & Jane, grocers, 2 Gleebill st. Trafford rd. S --Eliza, householder, 151 Tipping st. A Michael, hairdresser, 196 City rd, H --Elizabeth, householder, 10 Barker st. StrangewayEI Patrick, labourer, 4 Henry st. Scott st. H --Mrs. Elizabeth, 26 Willian:. st. Rochdale rd. llarpurhey Rachael, householder, 22 Edward at. Ardwick green --Elizabeth, householder, 193 Bury New rd Richard C, buyer, Richmond villas, 16 Heaton rd. Fallowfield --Mrs. Ellen, 2 Mar! borough pl. Withington rd. Whalley range Richard W. waggon buildm·, 46 Haddon st. Hyde rd. Gorton --Mrs. Ellen, Ward's villas, Albert rd. Levenshulme Robert, manufacturer (Robert Ward & Co.), Hough Hall, Moston --Francis, clerk, 44 Cornbrook st. Stretfcrd rd la. Blackley --}'rancis, warehonseman,ll Langworthy rd. Weaste Robert, foreman, 10 Lowcock st. L B --Frank, bookkeeper, 47 Coupland st. 0 on M Robcrt & Co. manufacturers of moles, cords, velveteens, &c. 11 -- Frederick, vanman, 27 Berwick st. C on M Stevenson sq; works, Moston-Pay day ,first Tuesday -- Frederick, clerk, 4 Bonner's pi. Tipping st. A Robert Henry, salesman, 6 January st. Upper Brook st. Con M --Frederick Wm. compositor, 7 Etruria st. Stockporl rd. Con M Robert W. compositor, J.8 Hulme Hall rd. H . -- George, butcher, 122 Broughton rd. S Samuel, working jeweller, Sylvan ter. 21 Nelson Bt. C on M -- George, 11lumber & gastitter, 4A Quay st. Deansgate; ros. 234 Sarab, householder, 13 Leamington IHenue, Leamington st. Warde st. H C on M -- George, butcher, 269 Waterloo rd Sarah Ann, shopkeeper, 1 Romiley st. Harpurhey -- George, secretary, Church of .England Temperance Society, 20 T . .:1t R, lithographic printers, 5 Jones st. Bloom st. S Cannon st. Corporation st; res. Highfield ter. 38 Bowker st. Thomas, cattle salesmen's assistant, 2 Thnrlow st. S Higher Bronghton 'l'homas, plumber, 34A Downing st. C on M; res. 2.2 Edwa.rd st, -- George, registrar of births, deaths & marriages for Failsworth Ardwick green and 'Moston, Hazel bank, Ashley la. llarpnrbey 'fhomas, shopkeeper, 19 Higher 'l'emple st. A -- George, policeman, Bl \V alter st.Hightown Thomas, carter, 40 Ordsalla. S [Regeul rd. S -- Gcorgo, bootrnake~:, 635 Rochdale rd Thomas, lithographic printer (T. & R. Ward), 20 Zachariah st. -- George, salesman, 9 Queen st. Wigton st. Marshall pl. Cbeetham 'l'homas, furniture dealer, 11 Great Clow.es st. L B -- George B. upholsterers' trimming manufacturer, 43 Cannon st; Thomas, chemist, 78 Der'lty st. Hegent rd. S res. 17 Petworth st. Cheetham Thomas, shopkeeper, 210 Chester rd. H ~- George Matthew, engineer, 7 Barlow st. Gorton Thomas, agent, 4 Ward's buildings, Deansgate; res. 52 Portman -- George William, salesman, 20 Longford pl. Victoria park s$. Brooks's bar ~- H. Marshall, LL,D,, liJ.A. a.BSistant lecturer on bot11ony, Owens Thomas, householder, 4 Garibaldi st. Hyde rd. A. College, Richmond Villas, 14 Heaton rd. Witbingtgll Thomas, printer, 20 Melbourne lit. I, B --Hannah, householder, 13 Cheltenham st. U on :oo:· Titns & Co. tea dealers, 101 Market st, & BS;,i Ragout ril. S _..,.. Hannah, householder, 29 Walmer at. H. William, tar distiller, 267 Millst. Bradford ~- Hannah E.
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