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CLOTHING Distriill TRADES DIRECTORY. 1~61 'CHA:Thffiers of COMMERCE CLOTHING DISTRiill TRADES DIRECTORY. 1~61 'CHA:ThffiERS OF COMMERCE. Ballans & James, Staincliffe Chemical Marshall W. & Co. Trinity cham. Cleckheaton Chamber of Commerce Works, Dewsbury Moor, Dewsbury hers, 71 Boar lane, Leeds (George Sykes, sec.; John Ellis, Barlow Ellis, Birchencliffe road, Hd Miller Samuel, 21 Booth st. Bradford president), Town hall, Cleckheaton Bottomley John Carr, Southowram,Hx & Manningham I\:eigllley & District Chamber of Corn- Bradley Charles H. George st. Hd Mollin J ames & Son, 4 Bentley st. B merce 4 North street Keighley Breaks Samson, Wyke com. Wyke, B Morgan & Son, Dorrington street, L Leeds I~corporated Cha~ber of Corn- Briggs Henry, Son & Co. Lim. N Morris . W. J. & Brother,_ Calder merce (R. K. Calvert sec.) 12 Brothert<m & · Co. Holmes street; Chemical works, Canal S1de, So- Royal Exchange chamb~rs 44 Boar office, 4 Commercial buildings, werby Bridge lane, Leeds ' Park row, Leeds Morton J. & E. Milns bridge, Hd Brown J. & Co. Savile Town, Thorn- Nicholsdn John & Sons, Church st. CHANDELIER MANUFACTURERS. hill, Dewsbury Hunslet, Leeds Russell John & Co. Lim. Aire st. & Brumfitt R. & Co. Boundary place, B North Wesley & Co. Victoria Chemi- I5 Wellington street, Leeds & Wal- Bullock B. Lim. Bradford street & 12 cal_ works, Clarence road, Leeds ..sall · Birmingham & London Bradford road, Dewsbury Parkm J oseph & Co. Beck lane works, ' Bulmer, Crouchley & Co. Isle of Beck lane, Heckmondwike CHARCOAL AGENT. Cinder, Leeds Parkin Thomas Edwin, Heights, • See Agent-Charcoal. Clay John, Birch Field villas & East- Liversedge CHARCOAL DEALER. wood, Hebden Bridge Quickfall John Collinson, Sheepscar Collier John & Co. Liversedge street, Leeds Ilrook Richd. 2 Great Northern st.Hd Cragg John, Heights, Liversedge Reeve Samuel, Hunsworth moor, Crossley T. B. & Son, Stafford Chemi- Cleckheaton CHARCOAL LAUNDRY PROPRTR. cal works, Alvert:g.orpe, Wakefield Richardson Edwd. Trinity st. Jlatley Ilrook Riehd. 2 Great Northern st. Hd Crossley Henry, Carr Green Chemical Riley .Tohrl, Millhridge, Liversedg-e CHEESE FACTORS. works, Rastrick, Brighouse Saunders & Sau'nders, Lim. (Thos. Crowther 'Villiam & Sons, Chemical B. Saunders, managing director), Rnghes Thomas, 140 Kirkgate, W works, Gomersal Westgate Chemical works, Clckhatn Lammg .I. & Sons, 3 Outside, Corn ex­ Crowther Benj. Gomersal & Brighton Sh3:rp Henry & Son, 42 Burley road,L change, Leeds mills, Heckmondwike Sm1th Robert Walker, Grange, Kirk- Smith J oseph, Market hall, Halifax Dawson Dan Bros. Lim. (Henry Elli- burton, Huddersfield Walton John A. II5 Caledonia st. B son, mang. director), Milnsbridge Smi~h Thomas, Tiddal lane, _Cinder CHEESEMONGERS. Chemic~l work.s, :1\'Iilnsbridge, Lin- ~ill lane & Exle:y Ba~. Hahfa~ thwaite Shrzaker & Burnhill, Heights, Llver- ·Carter Waiter, 12 City market, W Wilson & Berry, 7 Bridge End, Leeds Day, Mark & Son, 15 I Huddersfield sedge road, Dewsbury Tunstall & Co. Bridge end, Leeds CHEMICAL AGENTS. Drake & Sons, Branch st. Paddock,Hd Tyldsley Thomas, 27 East street, L See Age'nts-Chemical. Elam John, Mirfield, Normanton Vanguard Chemical Co. Dorrington Ellis William, Nutter st. Cleckheaton street, Leeds CHEMICAL APP.ARATUS DEALERS. Ellison Henry, Whitechapel road, Watson, Walker & Quickfall, I.im. Harrison, Parkinson & Co. 7 §un­ Cleckheaton Sheepscar Chemical works, Sheep- bridge road & 4 Aldermanbury, B Farrar Thomas, 4 Exchange, Hd scar street & Mushroom street. L CHEMICAL ENGINEERS. Foster B. & Son, 85 Skinner lane, L Wharton Alfred, Mill street east, See Engineers-Chemical. Frost Joe, Storths road, Huddersfield Thornhill, Dewsbury Garthwaite Bros. Boothroyd lane, D Whitaker Thorp, 46 Smiddles lane, B -CHEMICAL llilA.NlJRE MANUFRS. Goodaire J. & B. Rastrick, Brighouse White Fred Jas. Lovington st. Leeds See Manure Manufacturers. Goodall Alfred & Co. Farrar mills, Whitwood Chemical Co. Lim. N Salterhebble, Skircoat, Halifax Wilkinson Joe Benj. Holme la. Tong,B CHEMICAL MERCHANTS. Goodall, Backhollse & Co. White Horse Willett & Nephew, Meltham, Hd street, Leeds Wilton E. Wade, Dryfield cottage, llryce & Rumpff, 48 Vicar lane, B. & Gould Isaac, Marsh Chemical works, Healey, Batley Glasgow & London Cleckheaton Wood & Bedford, 27 Kirks tall rd. L Wilkinson Waiter, Normanton Haigh Frederick, Dorrington, Leeds Woodhead Joshua, Upper Thong, Hd CHEMICAL STONEWARE MAKERS. Haresceugh B. B. & Co. 210 Wel- Wright Wm. & Co. Otley rd. Baildon Cliff John & Sons, 14 Royal Exchange lington street, Leeds Chemists-Wholesale. chambers, 44 Boar lane, Leeds Haresceugh Benj · B. I St. John's rd.L Liebig Medicated Wine Co. Lim. Hebden William C. 64 Northg-ate, (Wm. Alien, manager), r Queen G'HE~HSTS-ANAL YTICAL. Albany works, Winding road, Hx street, Morley ·Chaplin E. M. Thompson's yard, Hepworth Benj. Rawfold's Chemical Westgate, W works, Cleckheaton CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS. Dooper Astley, Sackville street, Leeds Hess Dr. Adolph & Brother, Armley Marked thus t are Pharmaceutical Firly Alfred, Io Infirmary street, L road, Leeds Chemists. Gutson Harry, 32 Burton terrace, Hirst, Brooke & Hirst, South Accom- tAbbott James, 2 Fenton street & 145 Dewsbury road, Leeds modation road, Leeds & 147 Woodhouse lane, Leeds Hamilton Robert, 5 Lake st. Hunslet,L Holmes J oseph, 31 Crown street & Anderton Thomas H. 4 Baruin Top,Hx .Harrison, Parkinson & Co. 7 Sunbridge Calls, Leeds Appleyard R. & Co. Lim. 50 Park la.B road & 4 Aldermanbury, Bradford Horn John & William, Thwaite mills, Appleyard Wm. 380 Manchester rd. B .Iarmain George, Market- Hall cham- Woodlesford, Rothwell, Leeds Archer Joseph S. Oxford st. Guiseley hers, Market hall, Huddersfield Howarth John, Leeds rd. North, Hd Armitage Alfred, 33 Westbourne Mackey William McDonnell F.I.C., Howroyd & Oldroyd, Calder Dyeware road, Huddersfield F.C.S. 32, 33 & 34 Victoria cham- mills, Thornhill road, Dewsbury Armitage Nathaniel, II4 Tong rd. L bers, South parade, Leeds Humphries & Co. 24 Adolphus st. E Armitstead Joseph B. 34 Lowerhead Morgan & Son, Dorrington street, L J essop Henry & Sons, Lepton, Hd row, Leeds '.Schm1dt Carl, 77 Raglan road, Leeds Jessop Joseph & Sons, Kirkheaton, Hd Aspinall_ Mrs. Ann, 23 Lilycroft road, .Shaw Herbert Dixon, 8 Bond st. D Jessop Thomas, Kirkheaton, Hd Manmngham, Bradford Singer Ignatius, Calverley, Leeds Johnson Thomas, Blackshaw Beck Atha Benjamin, Grove street mills, Stevenson Arthur W. I 73 New Hey Chemical works, Halifax road, But- Grove street, Leeds .road, Bradford tershaw, North Bierley, Bradford Atkinsdn Charles Henry, 88 Commer• "Taylor & Abijah, 70 Heidelberg rd. B Kendrew Joh'n, 28 Preston terrace, L cial street, Batley CHEMISTS-CONSUL n>.'G Laporte Bernard, Cromwell rd.Shipley Atkinson Thomas, 155-7 Park lane, L T.u, · & 36 Brook street, Bradford Backhouse Wm. 34 Upperhead row, L ·Cooper Astley, Sackville street, Leeds Lawton David, 26 Firth street, Hd Bailey John T. 4 Ingleby street, B Rawson Christopher, 2 Melbourne st.B Laycock & Cu. Kirkstall road, Leeds Bakes Fred, 2 Kensington street & .Shaw Herbert Dixon, 8 Bond st. D Leitch John W. & Co. Milnsbridge 436 Thornton road, Bradford Chemical works, Milnsbridge, Lin- Bamforth Alan, Marsden, Huddersfld ·CBEIDSTS-MANUFACTURING. thwaite Bancroft J. & Son., I Barum Top, nx ..Albion Chemical Co. 13 Fox street, Low Moor Chemical Co. Low moor, Barker Arthur B_ A.P.S. Market pL Huddersfield & London North Bierley, Bradford Heckmondwike ..A.stley Cooper & Co. Sackville st. L Lunn C. & Co. Farnley Tyas, Hd Barker Edgar, Excelsior printing Atha Benjamin, Grove street mills, Maierus John, Wood View terrace, works, Cleckheaton Grove street, Leeds Wyke, Bradford Barnett Robert Walker, :1:4 Cambridge Jlailes & Hallsworth (oxide of iron), Mallinson George & So'ns, Lepton, Hd road, Leeds Amberley road, Leeds Marriott William, Leeds rd. nth. Hd Barraclough Levi, Shelf .
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