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Sheffield District Trades Directory. 805 Sheffield District Trades Directory. 805 . MOULDING MANUFACTURERS. Shaw Joshua (music smith), Thomas It Hessey John, 161 Cemeteryroad, S (Sce also Carvers and G-ilders.) lane, Sheffield Hill John H. 22 Clarkson st. Sheffield Biggs George & Son, 38 Trafalgar Sissons Henry P. 8 Potter st. Worksop Horsfield Hy. J. 39 Washington rd. S street, Sheffield Slack Sam!. & Son, 12 Packer's row, CJ essop Mrs E. T. 44 Bellefield st. S Rootsten Louis. 285 Shales moor, S StaceyWilliam T. 5 High st. Sheffield It Jones Morgan P. 102 Upper Han- Tarr Thomas, 98 Norfolk st. Sheffield, over street, Sheffield MOURNING WAREHOUSES. Trigg Benjamin, Staveley, Chesterfield: * Keeton Edwin (Eckington Church), Turner Waiter, 77 High st. Mexbro', R i Eckington, Chesterfield (See also Drapers.) Valantine & Carr (music smiths),: * Kingston WaIter, Church street, Cole Bros. 1 to 4 Church street, and Milton street, Sheffield Wombwell, Barnsley 2, 3 and 8 Fargate, S (See Advert.) Walker Job, 21 Sheffield rd. Barnsley Kirby George, 196 West street, Shef- Grundy Joseph E. (Exors. of) 45-7 Walker Thomas (music smith), 74~ field (See Advertisement) High street, Sheffield Fitzwilliam street, Sheffield * Kirk John H. (St. Marie's Church), Hovey George H. 38 to 44 Angel Ward John, 179 Attercliffe common, S 51 Victoria street, Sheffield street, and 2 Castle street, Sheffield Wilson Arthur, 169-71 West street, S Kugler Charles, 104 Woodhead road, S Wood J oseph, 9 Market bill, Bamsley Leavers Mrs M. 18 Vale road, Sheffield MUFFIN & PIKELET BAKERS. WorrallSamuel, 121 West st. Sheffield Lee Edward J. (Broomhill New Con­ (See also Bakers ~ Oatcake Bakers.) W right Thamas, 111 Spital hill, S nexion Chapc1), 229 Western bank, S Lee John, 20 Newbold road, C Brewin Mrs E. 27 Bailey street, S MUSIC PROFESSORS. * Ludlam J oseph A. 51 Fieldhead rd. S Gaunt Miss E. 8U New Meadow st. S Marked * are Organists. * Markwell Wm. 9,1 Lancaster st. B Hadfield George, 10 Low street, S Akeroyd Miss E. J. 136 Cemetery rd. S Marples Miss Sarah A. 170 Broom- Hopkinson Mrs H. L. 66 Scotland st. S Appleton Miss M. A. 299 High street, spring lane, Sheffield Midgley Thomas, 8 Chapel street, S Attercliffe, Sheffield It Marton Thomas (Hanover Chapel), !tforris Mrs L. 336 High street, At- * Asquith Jno. W. (St.Mary's Church) 206 Hanover street, Sheffield tercliffe, Sheffield 23 Eldon street, llarnslcy Mountney William, Hollis lane, C Palmer Henry, 81 Hoyle street, S * Atkinson Jph. (St. John's Church), '" Moxey Wm. 32 Summerneld st. S Swift Thomas, 100 Fitzwilliam st. S 69 Park road, Barnsley Nelson Miss H. 69 Uppertharpe rd. S WainrightAaron,29Abbey st.Worksop Beaumont Joseph, 8 Sedan st. Sheffield Neuville Bernard, 130 Alderson rd. S Wigley John, 40 Gluman gate, C Bdlamy Miss C. E. 91 William st. S Ogley WaIter, Sheffield road, Barnsley Wistow }Irs S. 153 Mill lane, A tter- Bennett Mrs E. 30 Colver road, S * Oxley George W. R. Conisbrough, R cliffe, Sheffield Biddiscombe & Pate (Misses), 9 Parker David, Ecclesfield, Sheffield Crookes road, Sheffield Parkes David, jun. 448 Glossop rd. S MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRU­ * Blakeley Wm.'A. (Mansfield Parish Parkes Miss M. H. 448 Glossop rd. S MENT DEALERS. Church), 112 Nottingham street, S Parkin Thomas, 52 Alderson road, S Anglo-American Organ Co. (manufac­ Boggis Miss J\I. S. .E. 35 New Porter Peck John, 62 Division street, S turers) 82 Division street S.; W.D. streot, Sheffield Petty Mrs Eliz. 8 Cranworth road, S Cooper & Co. agents Brook Miss A. 18 Dodworth road, B '" Phillips John W. (St. George's Broadbent Thomas, 134 Alderson rd. S * Brown William (Ecclesall Church), Church), 63 Gell street, Sheffield Brown John, 5 Plumpton street, S 40 Myrtle road, Heeley, Sheffield Radcliffe Wm. 114 Potter st. Worksop Clare John, 203 Gibraltar street, S Burton Frederick D. 24 \Vatery st. S Rawlins Joseph L. 407 Glossop road, Coleman David, (agt) 13 Matildll. st. S Butcher J oseph, Wath, Rotherham and Norton Wooaseats, Sheffield Fowlstone :Misses J. A. & R. 10 Mount Cam WaIter H. Claremont villa, An- Riggott Mrs M. 47 Blake street, S terrace, Glossop road, Sheffield dover street, Sheffield Saville Henry 172 Devonshire st. S Freemantle H. J. 247 Western bank, S '" Cawton Thomas (CarverSt. Chapel), Schollhammer Charles :F. 63 Upper Furbyshaw Mrs Sarah A. 321 Shales- 11 Travis place, Sheffield Hanover street, Sheffield moor, Sheffield Dungworth Miss Mary, 86 Rock st. S Seale Miss E. 244 West street, S Gray Henry, Dadworth road, B Fawcett Geo. B. Haywoods, Deepcar, S Sinclair John, 23 Earl street, Sheffield Hardy J ames, 31 Lordsmill street, C }<'errier Miss C. (and singing), 329 Sipson IIenry, 53 St. }Iary's gate, C Harvey Charles, 2.'i5 Fulwood road, Glossop road, Sheffield Smith George H. (and singing), 5 Sheffield, and Wellgate, Rotherhll.m Field Miss J. 54 Spital hill, Sheffield Wilkinson street, Sheffield Hattersley W. & Co. 10, 12 & 14 * Freemantle Wm. T. (St. Andrew's, Soar Miss M. A. 104 Lang-sett road, S Bow street, Sheffield Sharrow), 247 Western bank, S Solomon Laban, 16,1 Sheffield road, B Holdsworth Alfred, College yard, R Gardiner Miss S. 14 Brotherton st. S '" Suckley Samuel (St. Paul's Church), Holmes Jph. Market st. Clay Cross, C Genesi Orlando, 8 Henrystreet, Broom­ 390 Gloss0p road, Sheffield Hoyland John, 23 & 25 Bow street, S hall, Sheffield Swinburn Francis S. 15 Broom close, S Infield Edward, 236 West st. Sheffield It Gill Alfred (St. George's), 22 Church * Taylor John, Ridgeway, Troway, C Lowe Henry T. 2, 4 & 6 Bow street, S field, Barnsley Towers Henry, 23 Cross Addey st. S Mal'Shall Robert, 326 Langsett rd. S Gillott J oseph, 17 Wostenholm rd. S * Trimnell Thomas Tallis, Mus. &c_ Millington Thomas L. 221 High street, * Glossop ThomasF. (WesleyCollege) Oxon. (Parish Church), Westbournfl Attercliffe, Sheffield 77 Barber road, Sheffield road, Sheffield Morris Joel (maker, &c.), 130 Tra­ '" Glossop Wm. (Mount Zion Chapel) * Vickers William, Nether Hoyland,B falgar street, Sheffield 71 Spring Vale road, Sheffield Wade Miss Emily, 67 Suffolk road, S Neumann .Frederick, 38 Bow street, Goode William, 24 Fitzwilliam st. S \Valker Harriman, 227 Pitsmoor rd. S Sheffield; and Manchester Goodlad Geo. 27 Pea croft, Sheffield * Walker James C. 344 Glossop rd. S Nicholson T. & J. C. 339 High street, Gray Miss F. E. Dodworth roa.d, B \Varburton Isaac, 35 Wellgate mt. R Attercliffe, Sheffield Hadfield Saml. 3 Winter st. Sheffield \Varr Sam, 142 Grimesthorpe road, S Parkes Harold T. & Co. High street, Haley Mrs M. A. 95 Richard road, \Vebb :Miss S. 406 Glossop road, S Clay cross, Chesterfield Heeley, Sheffield White Robt. S. jun. Egerton st. West, S Parkes Henry, 104 South st. Moor, S Harvey William, 277 Glossop road, S * Whitehead John, 89 Burngreave rd. S Peck John, 62 Division st. Sheffield * Hattersley Walter, Dadworth, B Widdowson Miss E. F. 143 Cemetery Richardson George H. Eldon street, B * Hedgman Alfred, M.C.O. (Eccles­ road, Sheffield Rodgers ThomasP. 25 Norfolk Market field Church), St. Michael's Vicar­ Woodhouse Miss Lilias, 9 Leavygreave, Hall, Sheffield age, Neepsend, Sheffield, Sheffield.
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