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Worcestershire. Hos 1167 TRADES DIRECTORY.] WORCESTERSHIRE. HOS 1167 HAY & STRAW DEA.LERS-eOnt'inued. Harris C.Chockenhill, Leig-h, 'Worcester Goode Amoa, Belleme, HaIesowen Chadwiek R. Clensmoor la. Kiddrmnstr Heach Thomas, Wichentord court, Hawk!'s George, Ha"'thorn ho.Pershore Clark WilIiam Kendrick, Hanbury Wichenford, Worcester KidderminsterHorseRepository (Jhn. wharves, Hadsor~ Droitwich Hopkins T. M. Lower Wick, Worcester HiIlman, of Worcester, proprietor), CoombSamuel,(exors. of) Church street, Hughes Mrs.A.Pigeon ho.Leig-h, Wrcstr Comberton hill, Kidderminster Upton-on-Severn J ones G. The NOI'est, Lei~h, Worcester North Charles, Eldersfield, Tewkeslmry Cutler Benjamin, Broome,Stourbridge Jones Jhn. Bull rin~, Leigh, Worcester ~ankey ~ohn, Stourbr.id~e. Driver Fredk. Bengeworth, Evesham Newman .John, New house, Bransford, ~anke.v 1homas, NorvIIle villa, Tenbury El"ans E. Dudley rd. Lye, Stourbridge Leig-h, Worcester Smith Geol'ge, HagJey road,:;tourbridge Gittis Philip, Catshill, Bromsg-rove NicholIs Lamhert, Great Howsen, Tomkins Geo. 9 Lion st. Kidderminster Idiens John & Son, Midland railway Cotheridge, Worcester Twist John, 55Wolverhampton st.Dudly 8tatioll, Evesham Onley Edward, Bankhouse, Bransford, Williams George, Dog lane, Bewdley JrishJ.Bourne hlh.CatshiIl,Bromsgrove Leigh, Worcestt'r JeynesSamuel, Upton-on-Severn PhilIipsJ. Sandlin ho. Leigh,\Yorcester HORSE NAIL MANUFAOTRS. 1Ifearham Thomas, York st. Stourport Pope Daniel, South end, M:athon, Forrest Bros. & Co. Cradley, Brierley Milward Henry, M:arlhrook, Catshill, Great Malvern Hill. See advert Broms~ove Rann John, Old Country, Mathon, Gilbert Juseph, Ben~ewortb, Evesham Orford Charles, Foster st. Stourbridge Great Malvern Lewis Sam.& Co.Withymoor, Netberton PhillipsJohn, Inkuerrow, Redditch Russell James, Newland Grange, New- Nash Isaac, Old Swinford; & Bel- Rogers Mrs. A. Mill st. Kidderminster land, Great Malvern broug-hton, Stourbridge Sandl'rs Charles, Bourne heath,Catshill, Turner R. Crowcroft. Leigh,Worcester Swindell & Co. Withymoor works, Bromsgrove Twinberrow James, Whitehouse, Netherton Sandilands WiIliam,Ripple,Te~kesbury Suckley, Worcester WoodWiIljam&Co.(toEnglish~forei{ln Se~ey John, Web heath, Reddltch Walker Samuel, Moor end, Mathon, markets), Lye. Stollrbrill~e SmIth John, Court st. Upton-on-Severn Great Malvern Wooldridge Henrv Bromley road, Lye, Smith Nathan, Corng-reaves, Halesowen Winwood John, Little Brockamin, Stourbridge ~, Stevens Thomas, \Vestheatb, North- Lei~h, 'Yorcester field, Birmin~ham HORTICULTURAL BUILDRS. Thomson & Ward, Bridge st. Stourport HOP MERCHANTS. WiIliams Wm. Severn Stoke, Worcester Bakers, White & Morgan, Hop market, Board Hen. C. & Co. 70 Sidbury & St. Wood T.Lansdowlle rd.Claines,Worcestr Worcester Peter's st. Worcester. See advert HAY & STRAW SALESMEN. Bo;l:~~~~~:I;u~c~imarket, Worcester; HOSIERS & GLOVERS. See Salesmen-Hay ~ Straw. Bundy William Henry, Hig-h street, Ainsworth Daniel, 7 & 8 Blackwell st. Upton-on-Se\'erll Kidderminster HAY FORK MAKERS. Caldicolt Wm. Hop market, 'Worcester Ball Alfl'ed, Peckenham st. Halellowen See Fork lIfaker.~. Collis R. & T. Hop market, Worcester Bastin Mrs.E. 5 St. Swithin's st.Worcstr Dansie B. & Co.8 Sansone st.Worcester; Bennett H. 159 High st. Stourbridge HAY & CHAFF KNIFE MAKR. & 9 Southwark st. Borough, London Birt Wm. 9 .Bull ring, Kidderminloter Hash Isaac, Belbroughton, Stourbridge ; Dixon Wm. Hy. 29 High st. Evesham Blunson Chas.l35 Hi~h st. ~tourbridge & at Old Swinford ' Edwards Chas. Hop market, Worcester Bradbury Mrs. Catherine, 7 Coventry Elli!l & Newsome, Hop mrkt.Worcester street, Kidderminster . HERBALISTS. Firkins J. & Co.8 Foregate st.Worcester Brown 1\1r8. E. Woodhridge rd. Moseley See lIIedical Botanists. Hampton I.Comberton hI. Kidderminstr Carroll WiIliam, 174 & 175 Wolver- Hampton Samuel, 4 Buurne st. Durlley hampton road, DUdley HIDE & SKIN BROKER. Hopkins Thomas Meredith, Sansome Carter Chas. 2 Swan st. Kidderminster See Broker-Hide ~ Skin. street, Worcester Chamberlain Samuel, 44Coventry street, Leake Henry, Hop market, Worcester Stourhridge lIIGGLERS. LEONARD &HA.RRINGToN(established Colley Mrs. E. Church bridge, Oldbury Barter James, Bayton, BewdIey 1759},8 Hop market & 2;JBroad street, Copestake J. Halellowen rd. Netherton Dobson Henry, Oduingley, Droitwich Worcester Cosier G. F. Hig-h st. Upton-on-Severn Ingles Charles, Broadway Morton John C. 34 Sidbury, Worcester Darby Samuel, 21 Pump si,. Worcester Saunders William, Shipston-on-Stour M:yer Sidney,l Sansome street, Wor- Davit's Hen. Hig-h street, Bromsgrove cester; & at Hereford E,'ans T.&Son,Worceflter rd.Gt.Malvrn HOLLOW-WARE MANUFRS. Parkhouse T. W. Hop mrkt. Worcester Fox Chas. Edwd. 6·1, High st. Evesham BALDWIN, SON & CO. Stourport. Probert Wm. Tallow hill, Wor~ester Gough Mrs. E.130 High st. Stourbridge General ironfollnders, manufacturers Ranger J. & Co. Hop market,Worcester Gray John, 46 Broall street, Worcester .of cast, tinned & impro\'ed enamelled Terl'y Edwd. & Son,40 High st. Dudley Gray John, jun. 21 Cro~s, Worcester hollow-ware; also of wroug-ht Thompson G. & Son,llCastle st.Dudley Harris J. 2:l3WoIverhampton st. Dudley enamelled hollow ware. Original Thornton, Kennedy & Hey,5 Sansome Harrison F. 59 Blackwellst.Kiddrmnstr makers of butts, numuers 56l, 333 & street, Worcester Harvey T.62 Highst.& 10 Hall sl.Dudley 20U todistiog'uish their ditferentquali- Turnbull H. & Co. Hop markt. Worcstr Hemming- Arthur, Coventry rd.Yardley ties; also of coffee mills, pulleys, WoodhouseR.H.&Co.Hop mkt.Worcstr Hiden Caleh, 52 Bridge street, Evesham castors, scrapers, sink traps, &c. Woodhouse Edwd. Hop markt.Worcestr Hilton W.132 WolvHhamptonst.Dudly Also general enamellers Woodward H. Sansome st. Worcester .Iewkes Miss Fallny, 13 Hall st. Dudley Wright & Son, 4 Vine street, Evesham Jewkes Miss S. A. 19 HIgh st. Dudley HOMES. Kennedy John, 21 High st. Worcester See Hospitals ~c. HORSE BREAKERS. Laugher Hy. Headless Cross, Redditch Arnold .J. Mader..field road, Gt.l\ialverll Lavender M. Hig-h st. Lye, Stourbridg~ HOOP MAKERS-WOOD. Davis Chas.Clifton-on-Teme,Worcester Lavender ThoIDful, Lye, ~tourbridge HougkillS F. Bloomfield st. Halesowen Day Thomas, Upper Butts, Worcester I.ewis Mrs. F. 42 Sidbury, Worcester HodgkillsJas.Stourbridge rd.Halesowen Hu('k Mark, Feckenhum, Hedditch Lewis Joseph,15Coventry st.Stourbridge Hadley John Henry, Kinnersley, Severn Mantle 'W.G. King's Ileath,Birminghalll HOP ll"ACTORS. Stoke, W orceSlet· MiIlward John, 176 High street, Dudley Felton Frederic, Hop market,Worcester Jones A. Maddersfield I'd. Gt. Malvern Mitchell Alfd.170xford st.Kitldermnstr Hopkins J. Hop markf't, Worcester ~hf'rlockJ.Bromsgro\'e !It. Kidderminster Morris Geo. 12 Birmingham st. Oldbury l>jercy,Longbottom & Faram,6 Sausome Wbite John, Eckington, Pershore Munt & COloford Brothers, 5G,57,58,& 60 street, Worcester Hi~h st.; 1,3,4 & 5 St. Swithin st. HORSE BREEDER. &3 &4Church st.Worcester. Seeadvt HOP GROWERS. Graham Young R. Stud farm, Yardley Newsome Wm. 77 Hi!rh st. Stourhridge Bearcrort MissS.Leig-h Sinton,Gt.Mlvrn HORSE CLIPPER Pardoe Miss 1\1. A.IO Pump st.WorCslr Day W. Chockenhill, Leigh, Worcester • Parsons Miss Elizabeth Mary, 24 I.\Iedl- EssexG.Lower court,Cotheridge,Wrt'str PooIe Georj.:?;e, 21 Fisher street, Dudley cheapen street, Worcester EssexG.P. Lei~h court,Leigh,Worcestr Perkins James, Prospect bill, Redditcb E'l8ex James, Moat fdrm, Leigh Sinton, HORSE DEALERS. PoultneyW.24Blownst.Kate'sbl.Dudiy Great Malvern Calder Tbomns, Butts, W (lrce~ter Rice Thos. Hy. H3 Hi!!h 8t. Stourbridge ESilex William, Gilberts Brenttord, Day Henry, Eckillgton, Pershore ~impson & Co. 130 Oxfo\'(': st. LORdon 10 Leigh, Worcester Ellis George,4 Carey place, Chestnut Smith Misses J. & 1. 45 High st. Dudley- Firkin~ W,Brockamin,Leigh,Worcester walk. Worcesttlr Smith R.16li Wolverhamptonst.Dullley Gabb .H. Sandlin, Leigh, Worcester Fearn William, BilIesley, Yarllley :5prague Miss M. G. IIVill~ st. EveshalQ.
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