The Stockport Advertiser 1822 to 1850

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The Stockport Advertiser 1822 to 1850 The Stockport Advertiser – Bredbury and Woodley - people and places, mentions of residents – Volume One 1822 – 1850 COMPILED BY ANTHONY KEITH TURNER ALLEN, Thos – re sale of houses at Hatherlow – listed as a tenant – 1836 Apr 15th. ANDERTON, Wm – Bredbury Overseeer – 1840 Apr 24th ANDREW, George – having 12 shillings stolen at Hare & Hounds – 1826 Dec 8th. “ James - of Bredbury fined 10s for the use of the Stockport Dispensary – 1823 June 20th “ James – for entering the dwelling house of Sarah Lowe, and stealing 4 cheeses – 1844 Apr 5th (1841 July 23rd) “ John – mentioned as occupier - re sale of houses at Butterhouse Green – 1840 Nov 20th “ Joseph – fowl stealing at The Hare & Hounds – “ the depredator conveyed to Mr Birch`s “ (Stockport) – 1833 Oct 17th. “ Joseph – of a notoriously bad family – threatening George Hopwood police constable – 1835 Sept 18th. “ Joseph – of Bredbury another notorious character – charged with assaulting Mr Shuttleworth of The Anchor public House – 1835 Nov 12th. “ Joseph – “Joseph Andrew a name notorious in Bredbury” – re intoxication, stealing and pawning picks and raping a pauper – 1838 Jan 19th. “ Mr – John Hardy guilty for breaking into the house of Mr Andrew of Bredbury – 1840 Aug 21st “ Samuel, - ` a terror to the neighbourhood` given 3 months – 1828 May 16th. “ Samuel – assaulting James Mycock – mentions Mr Howards colliery – 1831 June 24th. And July 1st (also mentions James Andrew) “ Samuel – charged with stealing at the Hare & Hounds – 1830 May 7th - Fighting at Woodley – 1835 Dec 18th. “ Samuel – applying for a license for a beer shop near the Bredbury toll bar – 1845 Sept 5th “ Thos – collier of Bredbury – for brutal attack (on Jane Blease) – 1827 Nov 2nd. “ Thos – for assaulting Henry Platt and maltreating his ass, drawing coal from Bredbury – 1831 June 13th. “ Thos – charged with assault on Joseph Shufflebottom one of Mr Howards new hands – 1831 July 8th. “ Thos – for assaulting Bough constable of Bredbury at Harrytown – 1832 Jan 27th. Mention - Charge of robbing a drunken man – 1842 July 13th “ Thos Andrew - married to Miss Mary Ann Bailey both of Bredbury. – 1842 Dec 2nd “ William – Fighting at Robert Robinson`s beershop Woodley – 1835 Dec 18th “ William – mentioned as occupier - re sale of houses at Butterhouse Green – 1840 Nov 20th “ William - re inquest at the Greyhound Inn on Wm Andrew who was suffocated in a pit belonging to Ann Jowett – 1847 Mar 12th ANTROBUS, John – paid the penalty of 3s-4d for Sabbath breaking – 1824 June 11th ARDEN ARMS – re advert for a meeting – mentioned J K Winterbottom, agent of Jesse Howard 1838 Sept 28th. ARDEN HALL – The Storm - re an immense stack of chimneys, fell through the roof into a chamber, and a hat shop was also blown down – 1822 Dec 13th “ “ Re inquest on a Samuel Robinson found dead near Arden Hall – 1824 June 4th “ “ Jos` Kitchen charged with stealing corn 1833 Aug 23rd. – Also Sheep being stolen – 1839 Oct 18th “ “ James Mack – transported for 15 yrs for theft at Arden Hall – 1839 Oct 18th “ “ John Kirkham wiining a prize for best cultivated farm at Arden Hall – 1832 Oct 5th “ “ Sale of Cattle at Arden Hall – 1843 Nov 10th. ARDEN HOUSE – Valuable freehold estate – sale at the Warren Bulkley – desirable messuage & dwelling house etc etc – 1850 July 5th ARDEN MILL – To be let – from year to year or a term of 7 years etc – 1846 Apr 10th ASHLEY, John – re a sale of houses (built 1786) at Butterhouse Green – he was a tenant – 1835 May 15th. ASHTON James – re Game Lists – receiving a licence – 1837 Sept 20th. Also Game Lists 1839 Sept. Also 1840 Oct 2nd. Also1842 Sept 16th “ Mr – mentioned a Mr Stafford working in the warehouse of M r Ashton at Woodley – 1840 June 12th “ Mr – Death by drowning re Wm Milton - lodge keeper at Mr Ashton`s factory at Woodley – fell in the river behind the Wm 4th pub – 1841 July 23rd ASHWORTH, Thos of Bredbury – for neglecting his family – 1825 May 13th. ASTBURY, John – farmer of Bredbury, charged with stealing wheat. 1833 Jan 25th. AXON, Joseph – charged with cutting and carrying away timber the property of Jesse Howard – 1843 May 5th “ Phillip – To Be Let the premises lately occupied by Mr Phillip Axon at Butterhouse Green – 1846 Oct 23rd BAILEY, Mary Ann – married to Thomas Andrew – both of Bredbury. – 1842 Dec 2nd “ John – mentioned as a tenant re a sale of cottages, smithy and workshops in Bredbury – 1840 Apr 10th BATES, Sarah – Married to George Clayton Hulley – both opf Bredbury – 1841 June 18th BAYLEY, Thos – mentioned as a tenant, in a sale of 3 dwelling houses at Woodley – at the Navigation Inn – 1837 Jan 13th. BANK HOUSE – advert for substantial and commodious dwelling house at Harrytown – apply Mr Ryle Bank House Bredbury - 1822 Oct 4th. BARBER, John – mentioned as a tenant, in a sale of cottages, smithy and workshops in Bredbury – 1840 Apr 10th BARDSLEY, Levi – mentioned as occupier dwelling houses and hatshops & 2 acres of land in Bredbury – 1823 Aug 22nd. “ Thos – Mentioned re contributions for the repair of Chadkirk Chapel – 1834 Dec 5th BARLOW, Henry – Wm Chappel, Ezekiel Robison . with trespass on his land – 1828 Dec 12th “ Henry – Died on Wednesday after a few days illness – Henry Barlow of Highfield – 1836 Jan 15th. “ Henry re election of Guardians in Bredbury – 1840 Apr 3rd “ Henry – A Sale of Farming Stock, valuable furniture etc for Henry Barlow – 1846 May 29th “ Mr – re sale of premises Highfield House -1844 July 12th “ Mrs - Highfield , £5.00 subscription to the fund re the Victoria Ward – Stockport Infirmary - 1838 Aug 24th. “ `s beer shop (Harrytown) – George & Aaron Brittle for being drunk there, Harrytown – 1835 May 8th. “ Thos – Mentioned re advert for property at Ludworth – 1831 Apr 8th “ Thos – applying for a licence for a beer and provision shop in Bench Lane – 1838 Sept 7th BENNETT, George – mentioned as a tenant in a sale of cottages at Bredbury – 1840 Apr 10th “ Robert of Bredbury – mentioned re having, a waistcoat, hat and silk handkerchief stolen by Peter Corn – 1838 Oct 19th. BIRCHENOUGH, Charles – of The White Bear Butterhouse Green – re inquest at his house on murdered Betty Shallcross - 1823 Mar 28th - And re a sale at the house – 1828 June 3rd. “ Charles – of Butterhouse Green - Jos Bradshaw & Wm Andrew – stealing his ducks – 1829 Oct 2nd. “ Mr C Birchenough at his house Butter House Green an inquest on Jos Hurst – 1831 Feb 25th . Charles – Notice to Creditors – Whereas Charles Birchenough of Bredbury Innkeeper etc etc – 1839 June 14th. “ Charles – His vote objected to at the revising barrister court – struck off – 1840 Oct 2nd Births, Deaths & Marriages – Meeting of the Stockport Union re electing a proper person for registrar – Bredbury 2, 300 acres – 2,400 population – 1837 May 26th. BOOTH, Hannah – mention re an article re Longevity in Bredbury – died aged 80 – 1835 Apr 24th. “ Henry – of Bench Lane dying on the way to visit a new coal pit – mentioned The Greyhound Inn – 1844 Sept 13th. “ John - “ “ “ “ died aged 82 – 1835 Apr 24th. “ Joseph – Mentioned as tenant of house near Barrack Hill - Sale by Auction – 1832 Jan 6th “ Joseph – mention re an article, Longevity in Bredbury – died aged 84 – 1835 Apr 24th. “ Joseph landlord of The White Hart – ad re sale of furniture and utensils – 1845 Jan 3rd “ Mr – Died Charlotte wife of Mr Booth of Bredbury aged 37 yrs – 1831 Jan 14th “ Thos – of Harrytown appointed constable for Bredbury – 1829 Dec 4th. “ Wm – Married to Mary Harrison both of Bredbury 1833 Jan 10th BOUGH ?, Constable of Bredbury assaulted at Harrytown – 1832 Jan 27th. BRADBURY, James – re sale at the Travellers Call of silk manufacturing, buildings and household furniture of James Bradbury of Bench Lane – 1841 Mar 5th BRADSHAW, Charles – Burglary at his shop, Butterhouse Green – 1828 Dec 19th. “ Joseph – Chare against a Benevolent Soc` - Joseph Bradshaw being refused the money for his wife and childs funeral – 1842 Feb 18th “ Mary – mentioned re stolen goods being concealed in her garden at Bredbury – 1841 Apr 30th And Mary Bradshaw 46, receiving property knowing it to be stolen – 1841 Aug 6th “ Samuel collier at Bredbury – mentioned – 1841 Aug 6th BRAMHALL, John – re sale of houses (built 1786) at Butterhouse Green – he was a tenant – 1835 May 15th. “ Robert – mentioned as owner of a chief rent – re Leigh`s Tenement – 1841 Sept 3rd BREDBURY, Bar – re ad` for Turnpike tolls to be let – 1825 May 13th. And – Bredbury Gate up for auction – 1825 Sept 16th. “ Bar – re highway robbery near Bredbury Toll Bar – 1823 Oct 17th. - Also 1828 Dec 13th “ Bar – Highway Robbery near to – 1831 Aug 26th. “ Bar – Thos Royder for evading the toll, with a cart and two horses – fined 20s and costs – 1836 Jan 15th. “ Benevolent Botanical Society – 1st anniversary meeting at The Hare & Hounds. 1834 Jan 10th. “ County Rates - mentioned George Woodruff, Abraham Taylor overseers , John Thorniley assistant – 1835 May 15th. “ County Registration – Gives names of good votes inc Samuel Kirk and Thos Cheetham Morrey etc (Bredbury residents) – 1835 Oct 9th “ Colliery – re partnership dissolved ( Morrey & Howard (Jesse) carried on the firm. – 1829 May 29th. And 1829 June 19th “ Estate – ref to the estate sale of several plots etc – 1825 Sept 9th ditto June 3rd “ Estate – ref Estate sale at the Warren Bulkley – 1833 July 24th. - and Sept 27th. “ Estate – ref to the estate sale at the Warren Bulkley under the will of the late Jesse Howard – 1849 Sept 21st “ Gang – Highway Robbery – Wm & Joseph Oldham mentioned as being members of the notorious `Bredbury Gang` - 1843 Feb 3rd – “ Gang Joseph Oldham & John Hopwood a pair of the notorious Bredbury Gang , for being drunk, riotous and disorderly in New Bridge Lane. 1845 Dec 12th “ Gang – Wm Lowe exhibited a warrant against Jos` Oldham for assaulting him in New Bridge Lane - mentioned a gang of violent characters form Bredbury – 1846 Jan 23rd “ Hall – Henrietta Maxwell youngest dtr of Josiah Howard – 1834 Jan 10th.
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