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C:Ambridg Eshire.) ~Ub 247 TRAbES DIRECTORY.] C:AMBRIDG ESHIRE.) ~UB 247 Page Frederick1 Fulbourn, Cambridge Freeman Henry, Delph, Whittlesey Jones Henry, St. Mary's street, Ely tPalmer George; Doddington, March Goddard Waiter, Fridaybridge, Wisbech Leach & Son, 26 High street, Wisbech Parish W. Swavesey, St. Ives (Hunts) Granger Fredk. Whitmore st. Whittlesey Metcalfe & Co. Limited, Trinity street Parsons W. 34 Little South st. Wisbech Grimmer Robert, Leverington road, & Ro11e crescent, Cambridge ' Pauley Jonathan, Cottenham, Cambrdg Wisbech. See advertisement Newman Robert, 47! Fitzroyst. Camb Peck Charles Wm. Trumpington, Carob Harlow Mrs. Emma 0. West end, March PalmerJonatbn.9&roAlexandra st.Camb tPeck H. High st.&Kingston yd.Newmkt Marks Philip (W. W. Searle, agent), Piggott F.Ca.xton court, Sidney st.Camb Pitstow William, 38 J ames street, New- Market place, Whittlesey Pitt Press or University Printing Office market road, Cambridge Negus William, High st. Littleport, Ely (Charles John Clay M.A. & Sons), tPratt William, Bottisham, Cambridge Pym George, Delph, Whittlesey Trumpington street, Cambridge Ratcliff L. Mill rd. Romsey town, Carob Skelton George, Creek road, March Poyser William, Gt. Church st. Wisbech Rolfe Samuel, Cheveley, Newmarket Unicorn Trading Co. Wilburton, Ely Rcdin & Co. 16 Trinity st. Cambridge Rooke Harry, 17 King street, Cambrdg Wilson John, jun. Eastrea, Peterborough Robertson & Co. Eagle printing works, Rust William M. 38 Market pl. Wisbech 6A, Market hill, Cambridge Scales A. E. 6 Round Church st. Carob POTATO SALESMEN Robertson Mrs. J. S. Market hill, Carob Seekings Robert, Market place, March · Seaton William, 27 Mill rd. Cambridge Smith Ed ward, Thorney, Peterborough See Salesmen-Potato. Sharman & Co. Machine printing works, Spinks King, St. Mary's street, Ely High st. March. See advert Stegglel! Robert, 9 Lis burn rd.Newmrkt POULTERER~. Sheldrick&Lewby, ro&uBridge st.Camb Storey Alfred John, 231 Victoria road, Marked thus tare Dealers m Game. Shelton Tibbitts & Co. High street, Ely Chesterton, Cambridge ,Betts Elijah, Guyhirn, Wisbecb Simpson George, High street, New- Storey G. Mill rd. Romsey town, Camb Betts George, Guyhirn, Wisbech market. See advertisement tStratton Samuel, Gamlingay, Sandy Brown Alfred Carter, Wellington lane, Skinner & Co. Whitmore st. Whittlesey Swaine G. 20 Norfolk st. east, Wisbech j Newmarket Spalding William P. 43 Sidne:v st.Camb Tabor & Hinchcliffe; works, East road, Etherington Abraham, Common, Lever- Talbot Fredk. Wm. 19 Sussex st. Carob Cambridge ington, Wisbech TaylorWm.Farrow,Theatre bldgs.Camb Underwood Julian, Willingham R.S.O Eversden John, Eltisley, St. Neots Tindall & Co. High street, Newmarket Waddelow Robt. S. Waterbeach, Carob 1Feakes Thomas, Oakington, Cambridge Webb John & Co. 6 Alexandra st. Camb Ward Benjamin, Cottenham, Cambrdg Franklin Jobn,Peterboro' end,Whittlesey Willis John, High street, Cbatteris S.O Ward Geo. Andrews, Melbourn, Roystn Franklin J. D.Peterboro' end,Whittlesey Wilson Samuel & Son, Jordan's yard, tWatson J. Fit ton end,Gorefield, Wisbch tFranklin Thomas, Claygate, Whittlesey Bridge street, Cambridge Webb William Henry, Broad st. Ely Freeman William, Scaldgate, Whittlesey Welch R. J. High st. Cbesterton, Camb: Haydon Joseph, Eltisley, St. Neots tWiseman S. Low. Station rd. Newmkt Palmer Alfred, Paddock street, Soham PRIVATE HOTELS. Woodroffe Albert, Fore hill, Ely Savage I...ucas, Cottenham, Cambridge See Hotels-Private. tSennitt George Perry, Stretham, Ely, Cambs. See advertisement PRIVATE SCHOOLS. POLISHING PASTE MANFR. Smith Isaac, Upwell, Wisbech See Schools-Private. Pickering Joseph & Sons Albyn works Stanley John, 8 Peas bill, Cambridge Sheffield ' ' Sykes Henry, Gaol lane, Ely Veal Charles, Sutton, Ely PRIVATE TUTOR. POLLARD MERCHANTS. Whale Pbilip, Four Gates, Tydd St. See Teachers. Giles, Wisbech Wisby David, Harston, Cambridge PROFESSORS. POULTRY APPLIANCE MFR. See Teachers & Professors. PORK BUTCHERS. Weaver George Jsph. Shepreth, Royston Alterton Charles, High street, March PROVISION DEALERS Bardwell Henry, Albion st. Newmarket POULTRY BREEDERS. · Beckbessinger M:rs.C.6Marketpl. Wisbch Weaver George Jsph. Shepreth Rovston Bates ~lfred, 6 Bndge street, W1sb_ech Bull William, Gracious st. Whittlesey Williams Herbt. Fen, Cottenha~, Carob Crossk1_ll~.A.49&5rN orfolk st.ea. ~1sbch Chambers Mrs. Emily, High street, Ely Day W1lham, _45 Great South st."\hsbech ChapmanMrs.E.7 Lit.Church st. Wisbech. POULTRY FOOD &APPLIANCE Ed wardsEdwmHenry,S~epreth,Royston Coulson Prime Taylor, 8 & 9 SussBX :MANUFACTURERS. Enoeh Walter~dward,H1gh ~t.Newmrkt street & 190 East road, Cambridge , . Heal Hy. 49 Mill rd.~~9A,Hills rd.Camb D . rr G J 8 & p tt C C b Spratt s Patent Limited, Henry street, Hilton Mark 8 Brazilian ter Newmarkt nnB Heo.b . t H. 9M leb y urz, atm Tooley street, London sE Jarrold Sans~m Hiah st N~wmarket Farrer er er . e ourn, noys on • T "b • . Filby Miles, 35 Little South st. Wisbech POULTRY & KENNEL APPLI- M_orley & Co. 8 Nen_eparade, Wisbech Harley Isaac, Station rd. Littlcport, Ely ANCE MAKERS Nic.holas ~rthur_, H~.gh stree~, Soham Hawkes Walter, 14 Fitzrov st. Cambdg . ·. Qm.nney F;edenck & ~o. Mill rd. Carob Housden Mrs. Elizb. West end, March Boulton & Paul,N orwiCh ; priCe hsts free Smith BenJ~Chas.Bassi~gbourn,Royskm Jefferson John, ){arket street, Ely West wood George,Exmng rd. Newmarkt Jones Henry, Queen street, Whittlesey PREPARATORY SCHOOLS. King William, Isleham, Soham See Schools-Private. PROVISION MERCHANTS. Larkins Mrs. Martha, St. Mary st. Ely ' Amps John, Abbey street i\1; WisbE)ch LindseyThos.High c~useway, Whittlesey PRINT SELLERS, road, Thorney, Peterborough Metcalfe Mrs. Caroh~e_, Coton, Cambdg Burgess Hedley, 36 Sidney st. Cambdg Bond & Holmes, 57 Sidney st. Cambrdg Norman Thomas, W~llmgham R.S.? Farren William, 14 King's parade, Camb Brimley, Whibley & Son, 32 Market Page Alfred, West WICkham, Camt:mdge Hoppett&Son, I Rose crescent,Cambridge hill, Cambridge Plater Mr~. _E. 3 Marshla~d rd. W1sbech Munns Fredk. 68 Trnmpington st. Camb Cope Frederick, Fore hill & Broad street, Powell Wllham, Sntton, ~ly Ely. See advertisement Rose George, 45 & 46 F1tzroy street & Hallack & Bond, I Market hill & 4r I8IA, East road, Caml_Jridge PRINTERS, · Petty Cury, Cambridge Segrott& Son, Low. StatiOn rd. Nwmrkt AshworthAlfred,Biackfriars bdg.Wisbch Hawkins William, High street, March Smith Harry, Kirtling, Newmarket 1 Aspinall Wm. Jn. lligh st. Chatteris 8.0 Holttum Mrs. Sarah Jane,Linton,Camb Stevens Willi~m, St. Mar:fs stree~, Ely Balding Alfred, Nene quay, Wisbech Jennings Brothers, 7 Peas hill, Cambdg Tash Robert f. 39 Agenona st. W1sbech Clay C. J. & Sons, University press, Matthew & Son,2o & 21 Trinity st.Camb Ward George, 39 Gt. South st. Wisbech Trumpington street, Cambridge Nichols Thomas & Son, 14, IS & I6 Clements J. & Son, Fore hill, Ely Bridge street, Cambridge PORK PIE MAKER. Crampton John, Sawston, Cambridge & Sturton Brothers, I20 Fitzroy st. Camb . at Newmarket Briggs Mrs. Harriet, High street, Ely Fabb & Tyler, Guildhall st. Cambridge Whiteley William, 3I to 55 & 6I West­ Foister & Jagg, 4 Falcon yard, Petty bourne grove w & 147 to I59 Queen's PORTMANTEAU MAKERS. Cury, Cambridge road, London w See Trunk & Portmanteau Makers. Gardiner & Co. 9 & IO Union street, Wisbech. See advertisement Gilby Mrs.E.M. Whitmorest.Whittlesey PUBLIC COMPANIES. POTATO MERCHANTS, HallJohn&Son,sr Trumpingtonst.Camb Cambridge Improved Industrial Dwel- .Abraham A. Peterboro• end, Whittlesey Harker Herbert Robert, High st. March lings Co. Limited (Josiah Cha.ter, Christmas Thomas, The A venue, March Hart William, Churchgate st. So ham sec.), 5 Alexandra street, Cambridge Daws William, 47 Victoria rd. Wisbech Hills Thomas A. & Son, Minsterpl. Ely Ely Liberal Hall Co. Limited (F. C. El worthy William Hy. Up well, Wisbech Jackson John, Churchgate at. Soham Mortimer, sec.), Butcher's row, Ely .
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