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Trades. [ Monmouthshire 338 SHO TRADES. [ MONMOUTHSHIRE. SHOPKEEPERS-Continued. Taylor John, 8 Dos road, Newport. rWalters Mrs.Sarah,4I High st.P<>nt.ypl ~haw Frederick, 7 Pentwyn t-errace, Taylor John, Freeholdland, Pontypool Ward Mrs. Sarah, 8 Locke st.Newprt .Abersychan, Pontypool Taylor John, I05 Malpas rd. Newport Warner Harry William, 6o Sutton rd, ~heeoy William, 40 Dean st. Newport Taylor John, Vale terrace, Tredegar Maindee, Newport Sheen Mrs. Margaret, Newport road, Taylor Mrs. Maria, 7 Edward street, Waters Mrs. Sarah Ann, Troedrhiw.. Cwmcarn, Cross Keys, Newport Griffithstown, Newport gllair, Tredegar Slu·pherd Charles, 198 Marine street, Taylor Mrs. Nita, 73 Albert avenue, Watkins Mrs. C. E. 5 Drybridge at. Tall]!<town, Cwm, Newport Maindee, Newport Monmouth ~herwin Mrs. Leah, II School street, Taylor Mrs. S.A. 34 Nevill st.Abrgvnny Watkins Mrs. E. 74 The Highway, Elliot's Town. New Tredegar Taylor William, 6 Kemys stret<t, New Inn, Pontypool Sheward H.J. Somerset st.Abertillery Griffithstown, Newport Watkins Mrs. Elizabeth, 57 Cinderhill Rh0rt Jn. King st. Sirhowy, Tredegar Templar :Mrs.Mary Ann, Garndiffaith, street, Monmouth ~hort Joh'l, 61 King street, Tallia- Pontypool Watkins George, 3 Redland st.Newprt town, Cwm, Newport Terrett Fredk. High st. .A.bertillery Watkins Mrs. J. Freeholdland,Pontypl Silcock James, Garndiffaith,Pontypool Thatcher Mrs.H. Up.Cwmbran,Nwprt Watkins James, 18 Snatchwood rd. Sill\ Wm. 142 .Abertillery rd. Blaina Thatcher Mrs. Louisa. M. 42 Bryn- Abersychan, Pontypool Silk William, Cwm ('elyn rd. Blaina hyfryd terrace, Waunllwyd, Newprt Watkins Mrs. L. I3 Gaer st. New.port ~immons Mrs. E. Raglan, Newport Thomas & Bogue, 16 Station terrace, Watkms Lewis, g6 Pear Tree road, Simmons Mrs. Emily, South street, Cwm, Newport Abersychan, Pontypool ~ebastopol, Newport ThomasA.82High st.Blaenavn.Pontypl Watkins Lewis, Snatchwood, .A.bersy- Simpson Mrs.M. 24 Church st.Tredgr Thomas Charles, 16 Hopefield,Newprt chan, Pontypool 8incock Mrs. Jane, Llangstone,Nwprt Thomas Mrs. Elizabeth Ann, I Abbey Watkins Mrs.M.A.24 Moor st.Chepstw Skewes Mrs. A. ('aldicot, Newport road, Cwmbran, Nellport Watkins Miss Margaret Ann, 39 Beau­ Sleeman Evan, Twynffald, Pengam, Thomas Mrs. Franc~es, Bedwas,Cardiff fort rise, Beaufort (Breconshire) Cardiff Thomas Geo. 11 Church sq. Tredegar \.Yatkins Mark, Llanhilleth, Newport ~mart Arthur, 26 Old William street, Thomas George, 20 Station road, Watkins Mrs. Mary Ann, 62 Cinder~ Blaenavon, Pontypool Waunllwyd, Newport hill street, Monmoutth Smith Francis, 39 Lewis st. Newport Thomas Hy. 64 Commercial st. Tredgr Watkins W. H. 64 George st. Newport Flmith James, 140 Alma street, Cwm- Thomas James, 29 Commercial st. Watmore Miss E. Sebastopol,Newport tillery, Abertillery Briery Hill, Ebbw Vale Watts John, 29 Canon street, Newport Smith Miss Mabel, Bassaleg-, Newport Thomas John, 30 Church st.Tredegar Watts Mrs. Rachel, 102 Woodside rd. Rmith Mark, IO Jeddo st. Pill,Newprt Thomas John, 54 Church st.Tredegar Cwmbran, Newport Smith Mrs. Mary, Lion street, Blaen- Thomas John, 59 WiJliams straet, Watts Mrs. S. 5 Tredegar street. • avon, Pontypool Blackwood, Newport Pontymister, Newport f--miLh Thomas, 7 Park pi. Tredegar Thomas Jonathan, .6 Evans st.Newprt Weaver Outhbert Robert, 56 Hanbury ~n ith Thos. E. St. Arvans, Chepstow Thomas Mrs. Margaret, 1 Llanov~r roarl, Pontynewynydd, Pontypool c;mith Thomas Waiter, 28 Woodside road, Blaenavon, Pontypool Weawr Mrs. Sarah, 17 Flannel st. road, Cllmbran, Newport Thomas Mrs. Margaret, 38 Mount Ahergav'enny Bmith William, Thomas st. Chepstow Pleasant road, Ebbw Vale Weaving Jas. 62 Halstead st. Newport Snell Mrs . .A.gnes, 14 Division l!treet, Thomas Mrs. Maria, 17 Old rd. Aber- Webster Edwin, 4 Navigation road, .Abertillery sychan, Pontypool Risra, Newport Snell Mrs. Mary, Llangattack, Newprt Thomas MissM.J. 29 High st.Tredegr Weeks Edgar J. 31 Raglan st.Newprt Rnowden .Alfred, 18 Manchester l!t. Thomas Mrs. M. Machen, Newport Weeks T. High st. Blackwood,Newport Maindee, Newport 'fhomao; Miss S. James st. Ebbw Yale Weller John, 24 Wainfelin road,. Spanwick Daniel, 64 Lla.ntarnam rd. Thomas Mrs. Sarah, Fair view, Pontypool Cwmbran, Newport Pengam, Cardiff Welhngton Albert, 24 Gladstone at_ SpenrPr Mrs. Rosetta, South street, Thomas Thos. 63 George st. Newport Cross Keys, Newport Sel1astopol, Newport Thomas Tom, Dukestown, Tredegar Wells James, Pontymoile, Pontypool Rprake Mrs. .Ann, 48 Broad street, Thomas William, Dukestown road, Weston Mrs. Edith, 49 High street,. Blaenavon, Pontvpool Sirhowy, Tredegar Brit.>ry Hill, Ebbw Vale Spruce biah, I7 .Tenkin's st. Newprt Thomas William, Newhouses, Upper Weston Mrs.Sarah,23 High st.Pontypl Staines Thomas, 42 Witham street, Cwmbran, Newport Whatley Jn. 87 Alexandra rd. Newprt Coverack road, Newport Thorn Mrs. E. 62 Caerleon rd.Newprt Whatmore Robert, South street,. Stanley Charles P. Black Lion yard, Thorneycroft Mrs. Margaret, I43 Sebastopol, Newport Lion street, -~ bergavenny Cromwell road, Newport Wheeler Mrs. A. Freeholdland,PontypT Stanley Joseph, II Morgan street, Tippens Mrs.M.A. 19 Union st.Tredgr Wheeler Frank, Church st. Blaina Blaenavon, Pontypool Tratt Arthur C. 57 High street, Aber- Whelan Mrs. E. 4 Havelock st.Newprt c:o~arr Samuel, 22 Glebe st. NewpoTt sychan, Pontypool Whitcombe Mrs . .A.. Sebastopol,Nwprt Steadman Caleb, 561,Dock st.Newport Traves Frederick J. 7 Kemys street, Whitcombe Albert, Commercial st. SteJ-Ihens David R. Machen, Newport Griffithstown, Newport Pontnewydd, Newport Rtephens J. St. Arvans grn. Chepstow Treherne Emanuel, 23 Pentwyn ter- Whitcombe Thomas, 43 .Albion road, Rtevens Miss .A.da, 64 Dock st.Newprt race, Abersyehan, Pontypool Pontypool Stevens Charles, Garndiffaith,Pontypl Trembeth James, 12 Evans st.Newprt White Mrs. Edith Alice, 35 Llan­ Stewart Mrs. R. Talywain, Pontypool Tripp Adam S.34 Wharf rd. Newport dowlais street, Oakfield, Cwmbran,. S!iokes J 3 .Albert. st.Blaenavn.Pontypl Tucker Mrs. Elizabeth, 187 Marine Newport Stowell W.14 Frederick st. Pill,Nwprt street, Tallistown, Cwm, Newport White Mrs. Ellen, Argoed, Newport Strickland Mrs. Dorcas, 20 Llanwern Tucker Jn.Edwd.Garndiffaith,Pontypl White G. 35 Prince st.Maindee,Newpt street, Newport 'furberville R.ISth.Market st.Newprt Whitton J.9 King st.Bla~navon,Pntypt Sullivan John, 2 Scard street,Newprt Turner Wm. 31 Halshead st. Newport Wiggins Mrs. L. 62 Alma st. Newport Sullivan William, c:; .Albany st.Newprt Tutton Saml. 7 Alfred st. Ne·wport Wilcox Mrs. J. Pontygof, Ebbw Vale Snmner Louis, Post office, Mitchel- Tutton Saml. 31 Huskins st. Newport Wildgoose Geo. I Mount st.Ebbw Vale- Troy, Monmouth Tntton Mrs. S. Freeholdland, Pontypl Wilks Henry, 45 Crescent road, Sutton J. 120 St.Helen's rd . .A.brgvnny TylPr Miss Elizh. 36 Moor st.Chepstw Maindee, Newport Sllain James, Burford villa, Clifton TylPr Mrs. Mary J. Commercial st. Williams .A.. Cwmffrwdoer, Pontypool road, Abergavenny BriPry Hill, Ebbw Vale Williams A.20High st.CaPrleon,Nwprt Sweeney John, 100 Christchurch rd. Vang-han Mrs. Polly, Vestry house, Williams Mrs. A. Talywain, Pontypoot Maindee, Newport Pontvg-of, Ebbw Vale Williams Alfred, 1 Gaer street, Sweetinq ~\aron, 30 Jeffrey street, Venn Mrs . .A.Iice, 10 Evans st.Newport Waterloo road, Newport M:tindee, Newport Vernon Joseph, 13 Dudley st.Newport Williams Mrs. Annie M. Llanellen,.. Symond'l Henry Edward, 105 Durham Vicks Henry, I Hope street, Blaina Abergavenny road, Maindee, Newport Victory John, Freeholdland, Pontypool Williams Benjamin, Tranch, Pontypool Tanner Mrs. Ma y, Bed was. Cardiff V ranch Mrs. Mary J. New Bridge Williams Mrs.C Llanfoist,A berg~vnny Tarrant J. I Clarence st . .A.bertillery end, Cwmtillery, Abertillery Williams Mrs. E. I9 Church street, Ta)ler F. H. 373 Caerleon rd. Newport Wade James, 27 Albany st. Newport Tredegar Taylor Mrs. B. Station raad, Waun- Walkey Mrs. E. J. St. Mellons, Cardff Williams Eli A. 16o The Highway,.. llwyd, Newport Walkley Mrs Lily, 39 Mill parade New Inn, Pontypool 'faylor Charles, 46 Archibald street, Pill, Newport WilJiams I<'. E. 19 Rnperra st.Newprt :'\iaindre, Newport Wall Mrs. Martha,59 Magor st.Nwpr1 Willi:~ms Frederick, 41 Richmond rd. 1'aylor Mi~s Elizabeth R. 1 Aimshousr Wallace John, Tillery st . .Abertillery Pontnewydd, Newport strPrt. ~onmouth Wallington Fdk.7 Emlyn st. Newpo• Williams GeorgP, 2 New William st. Tay1or James,9o Osborne rd. l'ontyp' Walsh Mrs. Mary, 76 Marion street Blaenavon, Pontypool T'lylor Jl)bn, 36 Dork street, Newp01 t Pill, Newport Williams Harry, 40 Church ~t. Rlaina .
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