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410 Bingley. [Leeds 410 BINGLEY. [LEEDS Martin Rev. Joseph [Congregational], Whitehead J oseph, Fern cat. Gilstea:l Beard Miss, head mistress uf LTrammar 4 Granville road, Crow nest Whitham Robert, 16 Charles street school, Plevna terr.-~ee :Maud Alfred, Io Granvi !le nl.Crow nest Whitley James, Wood bottom Hell Richard, ho. furnisher, IQ r.lrk rei Maud Ed ward, Gilstead moor Whitley John, I7 Charles street Bentley Alfred, grocer, Green Hill st Maud Mrs. 39 Fcrncliffe Whitley Mrs. I3 Charles street Bentley Samuel, pleasure groupus, Gil- Middlebrook Thomas, 4 Bromley road Whitley William, 23 Park road stead moor Middleton Waiter, 4 Leonard's place Whittingham Thomas, 37 North ter BilbroughJn.Hy.ironmngr.41 Chapel la Milner Wm. Bracken bank,Gilstead mr Whitwham James, York street Bingley Co-operative Society Limited Mitchell Albert, Longwood hall Wildman Arthur, Marlborough terrace (William Hartley, manager & sec. ; Moore Benj. Ireland bridge Wildman Mrs. Jamcs, 21 Park road Hiram Walsh,manager; Jas.Stephcn­ Moore John, Moorland house Wildman Mrs. Wrathall, 29 Park road son, butchery department; Thomas Moulding Henry, II Charles street Wildman Stephen, 27 Park road Binns, clothing department), Chapel Naylor Rev. John [Wesleyan], 2 Morn- Wildon John Thomas, 45 Church street lane: branches: No. I (Vi'atson ington villas, Priesthorpe road Wilkinson Charles, II Arthur street Ellison, manager), East Morton ; Naylor John Binns, :x Spring mount, Wilkinson David, Strawberry cottage, No. 2 (Waiter. Patrick, manager), Priesthorpe road Gilstead moor Cotting ley ; No. 3 ( Fredk. Rush ton, N orthropJonathan, Ebridge ho. Fernclifi Wilkinson John, I3 Plevna terrace manager), Culling worth ; No. 4 Nutter Arthur,Rose cot. Gilstead moor Wood Albert Fletcher, 15 'V ellington st (Charles Clarke, manager), Cross Nutter John, I6 Trinity place Woo6 Huratio Scott, 9 Marlboro' terrace flatts; No.s (John Rhodes, manager), Oddy Miss, 6 Plevna terrace Wood James, 9 Priesthorpe terrace Park road ; No. 6 (.Arthur Barrett, Ogden Henry, Greenhill cragg Wood Jn. Glen View cot. Gilstead moor manager), Central drapery depart­ Padgett Thos. IO Trinity pl. Church st •Wright Hebden, The Whins ment (Benjamin Stephenson, man­ Pearce Rev. Abraham [Wesleyan], I *Wright James, The Whins ager), boot & shoe department (Geo. Mornington villas, Priesthorpe road Wright James, Sleningford terrace Newton, manager), tailoring depart­ Pickles John Thomas, Marlow *Wright John, The Whins ment (Samuel Holmes, manager), Pigott John Turner,Low.Kirkstall wood Main street ; No. 7 (Tom Wild, Platts Harry, 39 Park road COMlln;RCIAL. manager), Harden; No. 8 (Hugh Platts Matthew, Lyndon terrace Ackroyd J. H. & Co. stuff manufac­ Walbank, manager), Ferncliffe ; Platts Waiter, 33 Park road turers, Stanley mill, Park road Morton Bridge Coal depot (John Pollard Robert, Park house Ackroyd Get~rge, jun. wool comber, Greenwood, agent); Coal wharf Ramsden Abraham Walmsley, 2 Spring Stanley mill, Park road (Joseph Butterfield, agent), Dubb mount, Priesthorpe road Aked Geo. Hy.stuff manufr. Cross flatts Bingley Cricket Club (Waiter Whitley, Redg-ra ve RosslynFrazer Alex. 2 5Park rd AllenJas.emigration agnt. 10 Ferrand st secretary), Park road Rhodes J onathan, Gilstead moor * AmblerJsph.fam1r. KirkstallWood frm Bingley Football Club (Herbert Bald­ Rishworth William, Fernfield house Ambler Matthew,master of HolyTrinity win, secretary), Ferncliffe Roberts James, The Knoll, Park road school, Aire view, Ferncliffe Bingley & District Christian Mission Roebuck John Albert, 4 Plevna terrace Anderson Alfred, parish clerk, All for the Deaf & Dumb (Henry Chap­ Rushforth Samuel, 15 Charles street Saints', 22 Main street man, missionary), 4 Park road Rushton John, 5 Arthur street Auderson Hiram, school attendance Bingley, Morton, Shipley & Keighley 8almond David .1. P. Gawthorpe hall officer, Mornington road Permanent Benefit Building Society Salt Mrs. Milner field, Gilstead Anderson John,confectionr. Cross flatts Nicholas IIudsonWalbank,secretary); Sharp James, Heath field Anderton Faith (Mrs.), farmer, Sheriff. Kay Bracewell, treasurer), 7 Queen st Sharp John Bairstow, Park field farm, Gilstead moor *Binnli Fred, brewer, ·white Horse brew- Sheard Herbert, IS Plevna terrace Anderton James, shopkeeper, Gilstead ery, W esley place Simpson Wm. Myrtleroyd, Bradford rd *Andrews Hartley Berry, china & glass *Hinns James, joiner, Hermit hole Skinner William, Edward st.Ferncliffe dealer, Cross roads *Biuns Jas.farmer,Lees moor, Cross rds Skirrow William Edward, Priesthorpe Armistead Richard, clerk & surveyor to Binns Rhoda (Mrs.), shpkpr.2o North st Slater William, Aire view, Gilstead Town Improvement commissioners, *Binns Wm. chimney swpr. Cross roads •Smith Alfred, Woodworth,Wesley pl Main street Hlades & Co. dyers, 124 Main street Smith George William, Primrose cot- Askew Elizabeth & Jaue (~iisses), con- Blades Sophia (Mrs.), dyer, see Blades tage, Primrose hill fectioners, 97 Main street & Co Smith Joseph, Rose cottage, Cannon st AskewThos. & Anthony,frmrs.Beckfoot *Bland Thomas, grocer, Wesley place Smith Mrs. 5 Priesthorpe terrace Aspin Isaac, beer retailer, 155 Main st Bolton Alfred, plumber, 151 Main street Smith Samuel, Sleningford terrace Asquith Brothers, millers (steam), Boothisabella(Mrs. ),confctnr.sChapell& Snowdcn Joscph, Myrtle cottage Airedale mills Booth John, Glen hotel, Gilstead moor Spencer Miss, 9 Plevna terrace Astley Phillip, ironmonger, 73 Main st Booth John, greengrocer, 54 Church st Stead Samuel, Lily cot. Gilstead moor Atkinsou Jonas & Co. stuff manufac­ Booth Wm. general draper, 2 Eld •n st St.orker F. w. The Hills turers, Lilycroft mills, Dubb lane Bottomley Jonas, agent Prurlen1 ial As- Sutcliffe John B.A. (head master of Atkinson George, shopkeeper, Bruns­ surance Co. Limited, I Oxford street Grammar school), 14 Main street wick street, :Ferncliffe Bottomley Thomas, surveyor &; inspec- Sutcliffe Joseph, 35 North terrace Atkinsou John, farmer, Deer Park tor to local board, Rook street. Tetley George R. Heather bank farm, Greenhill Rower Fanny (Miss),milliner,2oDubb la. Tetley Miss, 25 Park road Atkinson Robert, joiner, Main street Bower John, currier, 72 Wellington st Thornton William, Wilson road Bage Thomas, plumber, 9 Regent street Bowman Henry, grocer, I34 Main street. V ar ley Ben son, Sleningford terrace, Bailey James, farmer, Riddlesden hall Rracewell John, farmer, Nether hill Cross ftatts Bailey James, leather dlr. Cross fiatts *Bracewell John, Worth Valley hotel, Waddington Sidney, 2 Granville road, *Bailey John Brear, farmer, Lees moor, W esley place Crow nest Cross roads Bradford Old Bank Limited (Thomas Walbank Jn. Glen view, Gilstead moor Bailey William, post office, Main street Walker Goodall, manager), Main st.; Walbank Mrs. Heather bank, Ferncliffe Bairstow E-lith (Miss), dress maker, 3 draw on Lloyds,Ba.rnetts&Bosanquets Walbank Nicholas, 12 Plevna terrace Lvndou•• terrace Bank Limited Walbank Stephen, Eldon street Bald win Nicholas,hair drssr. Cross fiatts Bradley Fredl.. coal mer. 18 Charles st Walbank Thomas, 8 Trinity place Bald win Ruth (Mrs.), baker, 141 Main st Hradley John, blacksmith, Park road Walker Hy. Harrison, Castlefield cot *Bancroft Jonas, farTTJ.er, Hainworth Rradley Jsph.F. piano tuner,3 Russell st Walker James, 10 Arthur street Ranks Richard, milk dealer, 34 York st BradleyJ.S. (Mrs. ),dress ma.3 Russell st ·walker John, Oakfield house Barker Alice (Mr,;. ), draper 28, & Bradley Sarah (Mrs.), milliner & dress Watson Rev. Alfred [Catholic], The grocer 30, York street maker, 18 Charles street Presbytery Barker Eiizh. (Mrs.),draper, 63 "Main st Bradley William, malt~ter, Russell st Watson Misses, The Villas, Rromlev• rd Barker Jane (Mrs.),shpkpr.32 North st Brigg John, boat proprietor,56 l\Iain st Weatherhead Charles, Crow Nest house Barraclough Joseph, drapr. 129 Main st Brigg John, contractor, Sleningford ter Weatherhead Samuel, Myrtle gro\·e Barrett .J osPph, baker, Cross fiatts Briggs Moses, shopkeeper, 204 Main st Weatherhead Samuel, jun. Hall bank, Barron John & Son, sanitary pipe manu- Bright Wilby, greengrocer, Cross tlatts Hall Bank drive facturers, Park road Britton Solomon, pianoforte tuner, Weatherhead Thomas Wilkinson, The Rarron William, sanitary pipe manu- Mooredge, Ferncliffe Elms, Hall Rank drive facturer, see Barron John & Sou Broadbent Renjamin, maltster, York st Wheeler Rev. Torn Davison [curate of *Rarwick John, clogger, Lees Brook Benjamin, landseape gardener, All Saints'], Sleningford terrace *Barwick John, shopkeeper, Cross rds I2 Highfield terrace, Ferncliffe ""hite William, Fairrnount, Charles st *Barwick William, clogger, Lees Brook Emma(Miss),shopkpr.67 York st .
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