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Trades. Pur 763 -DURHAM.] TRADES. PUR 763 JJritish Empire, William Jackson (exors. of), 194 & 195 Clipper Ship hotel, E. Gibbins, 76 Victor st. Sunderland High street east, Sunderland Coach & Horses, William Pickering Armstrong, Eighton ·'British Lion inn, Thomas W. Urwin, 318 & 320 High banks, Gateshead street, Gateshead Coach & Horses, Ro bert M. Bamlett, Front st. Consett British Queen, Mrs. M. Higgins, 176 High st. Gateshead Coach & Horses, John Bennett, Auckland St. Andrew, ~:Broadlands House, Mrs. Mary Ann SJ;oker, 57 Palmerston Bishop Auckland street, South Shields Coach & Horses, Mrs. Joanna Dawson, 22 Galgate, Bar­ Brougham Arms, Willia:m White Morrell, 56 & 57 nard Castle · Brougham street, Sunderland Coach & Horses, J ames Deuchar Limited, 68 High Brown Jug inn, John Geo. Davison,Carr Hill rd.Gateshd street west, Sunderland Brown Jug, Mrs. Phyllis Hall, Kininvie, Barnard Castle Coach & Horses, John William Hoggett, :Birtley Brown Jug inn, Wm. S. Harding, Norton rd. Stockton Coach & Horses, Peter Dawson Lowery, Front st.Leadgte ·lJrown Jug, Jn. W. Wright, Evenwood, Bishop Auckland Coach & Ho!'ses, Henry Snaith, 76 High st. Gateshead .Brunswick hotel, W .Arm strong, r oBrunswick st. S. Shields Coach & Horses, John Edward Taylor, Hett, Durham Brunswick hotel, Thos.Cowley, Brunswick st.Hartlepool Coach & Horses, Mrs. E. Walker, Addison street, Crook 'Brunswick hotel, C. E. Hird, 13 Brunswick st.Gateshead Coach & Horses, Edward Wilkinson, Pity Me, Fram- :Brunswick hotel, John Edward Potter, 25 Musgrave st. wellgate Moor, Durham & 59 Brunswick street, West Hartlepool Coal Exchange hotel, Albert Edward Pettett, 2 High .Brunswick Arms inn, John Calpin, 56 Yarm la. Stocktn street & 1 Town wall, Hartlepool Buck inn, William H. Beach, Sadberge, Darlington Cock, Philip -Gill, Broom dykes, Heighington "Buck's Head, Anthony Anderson, Medomsley Colliery inn, T. Baines, Quarry row,Houghton-le-Spring l'luffalo's Head, Joseph Chapelow, 59 Saddler st. Durham Colliery inn, Allan Beanay, Ryhope street, Sunderland "Bull & Dog inn,Chas.Cowell,West Rainton,Fence House'S Colliery inn, Jn. Bland, Chester moor, Chester-le-Street Bull & Dog inn, John Watson, Greatham, Stockton Colliery inn, Rol.ert Bousfield, Church street, Murton ·Bull's Head inn, Christopher Bowser, Bakehouse hill, Colliery inn, Henry Carr, Trimdon Grange Market place, Darlington Colliery hotel, John Crosby, Sherburn, Durham .. Burn hotel, Fredk. James Davison, High st. Willington Colliery inn, R. Crow, Shotton Colliery, Sunderland Burn's Head, Matthew Gash, 8 Bank, Barnard Castle Colliery inn, John Dixon, Burn hope, Durham "Burns inn, Mrs. M. E. Barton, 32 N orthgate, Darlington Colliery inn, Charles Hall, Silksworth, Sunderland 'Burns Arms, John Edwar~ Archibald Pearson, 70 Colliery inn, George Hird, George street, Spennymoor Coronation street, Sunderland Colliery inn, Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, Trimdon Colliery ~Burnt House inn, John Geddes, 29, 30 & 31 Long row, Colliery inn, A. King, Hesleden, Castle Eden South Shields Colliery inn, Robert B. Kirtley, Thornley -Burton hotel, Joseph D. Lock, 6 Bertha st.W.Hartlepool Colliery hotel, James Mitchell, Boldon lane, Tyne dock, 1lurton House, Jacob Barnard, Comical corner, Wap- South Shie•lds ping street, South Shields Colliery inn, J. W. Nicholson, Low Bitchburn, Howden- Burton House, James McElduff, Busty bank,Burnopfield le-Wear 1lurton House, Swinburne & Co. 42 Wilson st. S. Shields Colliery inn, John Stell, Bold on Colliery 1lurton vaults, Thomas Jackson, 47 High st. Hartlepool Colliery inn, Wm. 0. Storey, South Wingate, Wingate ·Bush inn, Thomas Jas. Harris, 28 Oakwellgate, Gateshd Colliery 'hotel, John Thos. Ward, Wheatley hill, Thornley "Bush inn,Matthew Stephens,IIx & II2 Ward st.Sundrlnd Collierv• inn, Mrs. Elizabeth Tindale, Sacristan, Durham :Butchers' Arms, Henry Clark, Middle Chare, Chester- CollieTy inn, Samuel Winn, West Pelton, Beamish le-Street Colpitts hotel, James Bell, 7 Colpitts terrace, Durham But('hers' Arms, Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Louisa Hunter, Commercial inn, Thomas 'Amos, Stanley Front street, South Hetton, Sunderland Commercial inn, Thomas Barnfather, Commercial st. 13utchers' Arms, Jas.Wilson,54 Coronation st.Sunderland Middleton, Hartlepool ·Bute Arms, George Brown, Dipton Commercial hotel, Mrs. M. Brough,Norton rd.Stockton ·1lute Arms, John Gibson, High Spen, Newcastle Commercial inn, W. J. Cawthorn, Commercial st. Crook Caledonian inn, J .Morgan,24 High N orthgate,Darlingtn Commercial, Thos. Clark, 130 High st. east, Sunderland "Caledonian hotel, John S. Roy, Lyon street, Hebburn Commercial hotel, William Jubb Coates,28 Lynn street, '<Jambrian inn, Jn. Clint.on, 55 Portrack la. east, Stocktn West Hartlepool "Cambridge hotel, James Thompson Adams, Cambridge Commercial hotel, John T. Davis, II5 West Holborn, street, Spennymoor South Shields ·Cambridge hotel, John Keithley, Fulwell rd. Sunderland IJommercial hotPl, William J ohnson, Winlaton, Blaydon 'Canteen, Albert Edward Pearson, 97 Gilesgate, Durham Commercial hotel, Jn. Jones,83 Commercial st.Willingtn Caradoc Arms, Mrs. Georgina Godfrey, Wingate Commercial hotel, William Richardson Maughan, Half Caroline, William Henry Graham, Oaroline st. Hetton Moon lane, Gateshead Downs, Hetton-le-Hola Commercial hotel, Robert Nixon, Durham rd. Blackhill Carr's, Mrs. Sarah Cowling, Cornforth, West Cornforth C('mmercial, Albert James Oliver, Watling st. Leadgate ·-cassop Moor inn, Robert Atkinson, Quarrington, Coxhoe Commercial inn, James Palmer, 205 High street, -Gastle, Mrs. Mary Flawith, 17 Silver stroot, Durham Easington Lane, Hetton-le-Hole Castle inn, John Reid, I::l7 & rqg Bensham rd. Gateshead Commercial hotel, John Patterson, 12 Galgate, Bar­ CaRtle & Anchor inn, Mrs. Charlotte Fraser, 1 Church nard Oastle row & High street, Stockton Commercial inn, William Richardson, Ferryhill Station Castletown, Robert Brown, Castletown, Sunderland Commercial inn, Stephen Place Sedgwick, Sherburn Causey Arch inn, Mrs. Sarah Carr, Causey, Tanfield, hill, Durham Tantobie Commercial hotel, Mrs. Elizabeth Snowdon, Tantobie '<lausey House inn, James Walker, Blue Quarry road, Commercial hotel, Matthew Stewart, Cheapsid.e, Tudhoe Sheriff hill, Gateshead Grange, Spennymoor Central hotel, David Duncan, Tower street & 73 Mus­ Commercial inn, George Storey, Coxhoe grave street, West Hartlepool 0ommercial inn, George Storey, West Cornforth Central (The),Swinburne & Co.Half Moon la.Gateshead Commercial inn, Christopher N. Thompson,New Shildon ·Central, Matthias Waddle, 32 Bridge street, Sunderland Commercial inn, John William Webb, Shotton Colliery, Central hotel, C. T. Watson, Cleveland rd. Hartlepool Sunderland ·Chelmsford hotel, Mrs. Caroline Temperley, Ebchester Commercial inn, Geo. Whitehead, Rookhope, Eastgate Chichester Arms hot.el, William Laidler, Chichester rd. Commercial, .Andrew Willis, South Hylton, Sunderlano South Shields Commercial hotel, William Woodhouse, 3 Commercial Chopwell hotel, John :Ballan, Chopwell, Ebchester road & Tyne ~Street, J arrow City hotel, Frank Stafford, 84 New Elvet, Durham Commercial hotel (Albert Wright, manager), Northgate City , f Durham, 'wm. G.Perry, 1 Union alley,S.Shields street, Hartlepool 'Clarence inn, Robert B. Kirtley, Ferryhill Station Commercial inn, Benjamin Wright, 14 Railway street, Clarence Station hotel, Mrs. Catherine Carroll, Port Hetton -le-Hole Clarence. Middlesbrough Cook~on's ~\rms, John Sharp, Corstorphine town.. 'Clarence Villa hotel, Mrs. Thomas Alderson, Quarring- South Shields ton, Coxhoe Copt Hill inn, Robt. Gillis,Copt hill,Houghton-le-Spring Clarendon, Geo. W. Mavin!!', 143 High st. east. Sundr1nd Corporation hotel, John Mitchell, Durham st. Hartlepool "Clarendon hotel, Mrs. L. Wright,72 Dovecot st.Stockton Cosmopolitan, J. W. Cameron & Co. Limited, Middle- 'Clavering Arms, Wm. Button, Mulgrave ter. Gateshead gate strt>et & Brougham street, Hartlepool Claxton hotel, William John Costelloe, 353 Sunderland Cottage tavern, Robert .Aitken, 5 East Hendon road, l'Oad, Gat!'1shPad Sunderland '{Jleaver hotel, Wm. Thompson,xg Sldnnergate,Darlingtn Cottage hotel, Robert Bowey, 45 Grange road, Jarrow 'Cleveland hotel, Mrs. M. Wilson, Northgate st. Hartlepl DURHAM 48 .
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