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YORK .. .(KELLY's Jewellers-Continued 116 JOB YORK .. .(KELLY'S JEWELLERs-continued. I.A W STATIONERS. *Kay Robert. Newbald, 6 Blaki> street Jackson Alfred Dale, Clitiord street Peters Thps. & Son Low Petergte Knowles Frank Henry, 4 Coppergate KendaU Herbert, "17 Swinegate ' 77 Leeman, Wilk.inson & Badger, I6 Stanhope E. S~ & Co. 17 Coney street LEAD MERCHANT. Coney street Wehrly & Co. 12 Stonegate *Lucas Clarence Cecil (firm, F. Ware Shouksmith John Henry, I32 Mickle- & Co.), 6 New street JOBBING GARDENERS. gate & Toft green *Mackay Donald Sween. (firm,Russell Abbott William, I7 Millfield road & Mackay), Duncombe place Appleby ;rsaac, 28 Albemarle road LEATHER CUTTER. *Mennell George Hy. 20 Castlegate Baren George, I9 Fountayne street Stirk James, 35 Walmgate Munby & Scott, 3 Blake street Cook James, 20 Park crescent *Munby Frederick James (firm, Gawthorpe Arthur, 5 Clayton street LEATHER FACTORS. Munb!· &; Scott), 3 Bluke street Pirkering George Hy. I De Grey at Leather Supply Co. 8 Fossgate *Pearson Wm. Alfred, St. Helen's sq Perkins & Perkins, Minster yard .JOINERS. LEATHER SELLERS. *Perkins Frank B. A., LL.B. (fii.,.rm..,, See Carpenters & Joiners. Perkins & Perkins), Minster yard Agar & Chadwick I.imited, Spen lane Peters E., J. & A. 4 New street J"OURNAI.ISTS. & 4 Colliergate *Peters Arthur B.A. (firm E. J. & Blenkin Isaac Waiter, 8 New street Clark John, Jubbergate A. Peters), 4 New street Cullen Alex. W. 47 Wentworth road Newitt & Co. 53 Goodramgate *Peters Joseph (firm, E., J. & A. Dnnsford George E. I5 Longfield tar Peters), 4 New street Elliker John Thos. 26 Sycamore ter LEGAL LIST. Petty Richard S. I3 New street "Lyon Harry, 62 Millfield road *Procter Alfred (firm, Holtby et McClelland John S. I6 Scarcroft hill Barrister. Procter), 5 New street Peet John Henry, 88 Holgate road Russell & Mackay, The Red house, Rayner Edward, 4 Scott street Chapman Arthur Ernest M.A.,LL.D. Duncombe place ·Thomson-Will Jas.W.B. 6I Thorpe st 7 New Walk terrace, Fulford road *Rymer Matthew, 53 Stonegate, KNIFE POLISH MANFRS. Clifford street Notaries Public. *Scott Henry Venn (firm, Munby ,Qakey John & Sons Limited, West­ Hudson Arthur Vaughan, Minster yd & Scott), 3 Blake street & Law minster Bridge road, London S E Procter Alfred, 5 New street courts. Clifford street LADDER M:AXERS. *Scruton Waiter (firm, Dent & Scru- Solicitors. ton), 28 Blake street Palmar's Travelling Cradle &; Scaffold Marked thus * are Commissioners to *Shaftoe J. A. & Son, Bland's court, Co. (makers of ladders, trestles, · • t 0 th · th Coney street .barrows &c.), Victoria. works, Bel­ Adm1D1S er a s 1n e s upreme Sh ft (fi J A Shaft Court of Judicature. a .oe 11 enry 1 · rm, · · oe -vedere road, London S E. T A . & Sc,n), Bland's court, Coney street "'' Wireway, London" A.nderson FranCisHenry,4I Stonegate Smithson & Teasdale, 6 Lendal & LADIES' & CHILDREN'S Anderson Henry Stewart (firm, F. H. Spink Brown, Bland's et. Coney st OUTFITTERS. Anderson), 41 Stcnegate *Swift Herbert Leeds (firm, Cowling Badger Henr~ :Waiter B.A. (firm, & Swift), 7 Blake street See Outfitters Ladies' & Children's. Leeman, W1lkmson & Badger), 16 Teasdale Reginald B.A.Oxon. (firm, LAGER BEER BREWERS. Coney strert Smithson & Teasdale) 6 Lendal • Brown G. & Elmhirst, 8 Lend~ Thompson L. & W. J~dge's court, Jacob F. & Co. Limited (Jacob's *Brown Geo. Laycock (firm, Spmk & Coney street Pilsener Lager beer); registered Brown), Bland's court,Coney street Thompson Frederick Charles (firm, offices, 77 to 81 Theobald's road, Brown John Grieveson, 54 Coney st L. & W. Thompson), Judge's court, London W C. Country depots, Camidge Frdc. Adolphus,3 .Stonegate Conev street Liverpool, Hull, Bristol, Birming­ *Clarke Joseph Botterill, I2 New st *Turne~ John Hy. 17 High Ousegate .ham, Southampton, Leith, Glas­ Clews John Penrhyn, I4 Coney street Walkar George Holliday, 8 New st gow, Dublin, Cork & Limerick ; Cobb W. H. & Son, I9 Blake street Wahter Alfr~d E. 3 Market street .brewery, Germany *Cobb Cecil Henry M.A. (firm, Wm. War~ F. & Co. 6 New street Henry Cobb & Son),rg Blake street Ware & Wilberforce, I New street. LAND AGENTS. Cowling & Swift, 7 Blake street TA. "Warman" See Agents Land, House & Estate. Craven Henry, Guildhall, York *Ware Francis (firm, F.Wa.re & Co.), LAND STEWARD. Crombie Geo. & Sons, 46 Stonegate 6 New street •Crombie George (firm, Geo.Crombie *Ware John Tatham (firm, Ware & Watson Herbert John (to Lord & Sons), 46 Stonegate WiJ.berforce), r New street Leconfield), 6 Lendal *Crombie Norman Thomson (firm, *Watkinson Joshua, 13 Lendal Geo.Crombie & Sons),46 Stonegate Wilbcrforce Harold Hartley M.A., LANDSCAPE GARDENER. *Crombie Waiter Leslie (firm,George LL.B (firm, Ware & Wilberforce), Elsworth Eber E.126Knavesmire cres Crombie & Sons), 46 Stonegate 1 New street Cundall Horatio Farrer,.7 Stonegate Wilkinson W.& K.E.T. IO Museum lit LAUNDRms. Dale Alwyne Percy, 26 :Biake street Wilkinson Kenneth Edward Towler Boyne Miss Kate, I6 Curzon terrace Dent & Scruton, 28 Blake street (firm, W. & K. E. T. Wilkinson), Douglas Benjamin, 74 Huntington rd Dent Bannister (firm, Dent & Scru- Id Museum street Douthwaite Mrs. Ann, so Penley's ton), 28 Blake street Wood Arthur 2 g Pavement Grove street Dodsworth Benjamin B.A. (firm, *Wood Jn. Richardson, 12 Pavement Harrison Mrs. E. 20 Shaw's terrace, Gray & Dodsworth), Duncombe pl Blossom street Dodsworth Ernest Ralph (firm, Gray LIBRARIES,­ Hobbah Harry, 2o! Fountayne street & Dodsworth), Duncombe place CIRCULATING. Lawrence William, 34 Cemetery rd Dunnell Robert Francis, New offices, Smith W. H. & Son, 13 Coney street North Eastern Railway Co. (Miss Station road & Railway station Margaret Copeland, manageress), *Elmhirst Charles Ernest (firm, G. Heworth green Brown & Elmhirst), 8 Lendal LIBRARIES-PUBLIC.0 Osborne Mrs.Sarah, Skelton rd.Cliftn Garwood Redmond M.A.26Castlegate Puckering Mrs. Ellen, 16 Grove view, Gray & Dodsworth, Duncombe place City of "York Public Library (Arthur Clifton Gray Edwin LL.B. (firm, Gray & H. Furnish, librarian), Clifford st Roden Mrs. Mary, 3 Grange crescent, Dodsworth), Duncombe place Minster Library (Rev. Canon John Fulford road Green Harry Stanley, 4I Coney st Watson M.A.librarian; Rev.H.T.S. Sudds Harry, 34 Monkgate Hague John, 29 High Ousegate Gedge M.A..sub-librarian), Minster Wenlock. Laundry 'Limited (Waiter HarroweU Herbert Edwd.Coppergate yard York Subscription Library (William P. ,Tames Clay, manager), 59 to 75 Hill Edward Harold, 7 Blake street • Ambrose street (T N 6os) & go & 2 Norfolk street Glaisby, librarian), I St. Leonard's Queen Victoria street Hodgson Wait. Chas. E. I2 Davygate Yorkshire Law Society, I4 Coney st Wright Mrs.Mary, Mill lane,Heworth Holtby & Procter, S New street York. County Hygienic Laundries Hudson H. A. & Son. Minster yard LIME MERCHANTS. Limited, Foss Islands road & re- Hudson Arthur Vaughan (firm, H. A. Challenger Harry Latham.. CasU-a ceiving _office, 13 Scarcroft road Hudson & Son), Minster yard Mills bridge York. Steam Laundry- & Carpet Beat- *Isle John Abel, 14 Coney street Rother.ford & Co. I6 Tanner row ing Oq'l>3o Aldwark. *Jones Edmund Stanley (firm, John Thorpe Wm. & Sons, 24 Co.ppergate Torkshir~t Laundries Limited; York Edmund Jones), ~ Market 11treet Walker J. H. & Co. Layerthorpe branch\ Peaseholme il'een *Jones John Edmund, t Mark-et et Bridge wharf, Layerthorpe ...-.: -.
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