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Dlnectory • Os 'B R a N X J • Z T't • Tsaatweber & Co SPI DlnECTORY • os 'b r a n X j • Z T'T • tSaatweber & Co. Limited (braids Lowe Williu.m, 51 Dale st. Oldha.m 11t; works, SMAJ.J.WA.RE MANUFACTURERS, &t'J.­ and trimmings · Barmen, Rhenish _Bt. Silas st. Ashton rd. Ardwick conttnll.lld, Prussia.l, 15 Rook st. and Marble M'Dougnll Brothers, 68 Port 11t. Piccadilly; ll:den Charles Henry, LeiCester '(Jbambenl, '12 st-E. M. Whyte & Co. agents works, Irkvnle Chemicll.l Works, Chadderton Market st Speyer 0. A. & E. & Co. 81 Spear Bt. Back Prescott & Co. Derby st. Cheethtun Evemrd & Steains, Brownsfield Mill, Great Piccadilly Price's Patent Candle Company, Ancoats st tStandring John, Brother & Co. 57 Limited. 1\-larsden chambers. 10 French & Monks (and chair-webs, Newton st; works. Livesey Street 1\Iarsden street - Benry N ewa.ll, cotton and linen blind webs, and Mill, Oldham road and Son, representatives improved ladder tapes for Vene­ Stott John, 20 Dantzic st Redfern James & Bon:;(fancy BOO...P dealers), 75 tian blinds), Dyer st. Chester road. Stott W. & S. 27 Cannon Bt Market st Hnlme tSykes Jos. & Sons, 1 Peel st. Duke Bt; works, Roberts, Dale & Co. CORNBROOK CJHEKIGAL Gsult, Beggs & Co. 8 & 10 Church st; works, Bury WoRKs, Hulme, & Meraey Bank, &; Latchjord, Beehive Mill, Bengll.l st. Anooats To.rr L. 6 ~Iilk street, Turner st Warr·inaton -Gmton John & Co. Gt. Marlboroughst Taylor & Smith, 58 Newton st. Pic~dilly Senior -& Brooks, Limited. stanJey tGreenougn, Occleston &: CO. (braids, Thorp Isaao & SonR, 25 Church st chambers, Eo.ck Pool fold. Croes laces. &c.), Havelock Mills, 'li & Thcrp Robert & Sons (manufactur­ st; \Vorks, Radcliffe 76 Great Bridgewater st ers of galloons, doubles, Italian Shaw Dam & Co. Clayton Oil Works, Clayton, Grimsho.w AleXRnder, Hodson's sqno.re, Market ferrets. China ribbons, Prussian. near Manchester st. o.nd Albert Mill, Miles Plo.tting bindings, &c.), 78 Great Bridge­ Simon & Drtrkheim Offenbach-on• Halliwell Joseph, 19 Cannon st; mills, water s-.;; mills, Macclesfield :OO.aine-olive oil, neutral & oleine Prestwieh Tomkies, Gibson & Co. 18 & 20 Mosley st soap). 10 Ma.rsden st-H. Smith & Hallsworth EdwiU'd, '1. Cleveland buildings, Turner Henry.& Son (Liecesler), 16 Lever st Co. agents Market et -Joseph Melior, representative Sm.ethurst Charles & Co.. Pa.lace tHa.mmond. Turners & Bate (and Wadsworth William & Son, 86Highst ;works, works, Harpurhey Bewing silks and boot laces)./1 Mos­ Spread Eagle Mills, Trentham st. Chester rd. Storey & Son, Gurtou Brook Soap WorkB, 1 ley st ; works, Mytholmroya Hnlme Gorton lB.ne, West Goroon, 15Z CbBpe.l st. Harle.rn (The) TapeCo. (tape), Wellington Mills, Ward .A bro.ham & Co. 51 Dennsgatc, & 9 Barton BILlford, & 114 Oldham rd Carrnthers Bt. Ancoats, & o.t Wirktr~~HJrlh, arcade Thorn David & Co. Whit Lane WorkH, Indigo Derby&hire-John J. Bli)Ckburn, manager Ward George B. 48 Cannon st st. Whit lane-, Pendletolb & 16 Hangi~ ditch HIU'ris William, 90 High at Waters J. & E. & Co. (braid & Vickers Thomas & :sons, Vickers st. tHo.rvey William & Sons, Brotherton Mills, 2, 3 and 6 cord sewing & knitting biiles Platting; also Widnes, La.n• Canal st. Salford cottons). 47 Mosley st; works, Tal­ cashire, and Rookery Bridge, near Hatch Robert, 26 Dlilltzic"f!t. Shndehill bot Itiills, Ellcsmere st. Hulme, Sandbach. Cheshire Ha.yes John, 8 Fountain st; works, Little New­ and Longtown, near Carlisle Walch <h.orge, 587 Stockport rd. LongEight ton st. Ancoa.ts Welsby Thoo. (bmirl), 3 MRry st. RtrRngeways Winser & Co.. Portland Mt11s, Prin• Heath Geo. (executor of), 52 Cannon st; works, Westhead J. P. & Co. Limited. 49 cess st; works, Soap Factory and 144 Water st Piccadillv-See advertisement Chemical Works. Bank Quay. Hi!ton Henry & Son, 28 Fountain st; mills, Wheatcroft George H. (tape!'~ and Warrington Prestwirh & Pilkington oval laces), WirksworthJ Derby­ Wright William & Co. Soap & Chemiea.l W'nks, t Boyle, Groves & Co. (late 'Wllliam shire Fairtield rd. Droyladen Bestwick-braid, corda, boot-laces, Whitehead Edmnnd, 37 Piccadilly window lines, crinoline steel, &c. Wilson Francis, 22 Withington st. Broad st. P for the home & shipping trades), Winnard John T.18Dale st SODA WATER MANUFACTURERS. Washington Mills,York st. Charles Wood Robert & Co. (Salford), 87 Piccadilly­ See Mineral and Aerated Water st. Chorlton on Medlook Arlhur B. Wimpory, o.gcnt Manufaeturers. Bulton Walker, 10 Lever st ; works, Prestwich tWood Robert & Co. Snnnyside Mills, Lower & ~fiddleton Seddon st. Salford Hunt G. & J. 18 Lever st Woolf & Higham, 16 Tib st; works, Burst & Co. WELLINGTON MlLLS,C!tiTuthers st EL.esmere st. Hulme SOLICITORS. Kilner H. 40 Spring gardens ; mills, Robert st. Wright Brothers, 9 Cannon st See Lega~ L~t. Patricro(t Lee Brothers, 81 Cannon st Lewis, Humphreys & Co. 53, 55, 57 & 59 High st SOAP MANOE'ACTURERS. - SPADE & SHOVEL MAKERS. LolllilB Tbomaq[woven address loops,ln.bels,&c.), (See also Tallow Chandlers.) Hignett Samuel (wood shovel), 12 We5t Bank st, BuNNYSIDF. 1\Irr,Ls, Ordsal lane, Balfonl Salford l_(lldham rd M'Dougall Colin, 65 Dale st. Oldham st Bebblngton Joseph, Ashton New .-d. Johnson John C. (wood shovel), 146 Butler st. Ma.deley Robert T. 2 Dale st. Oldham st Clayton Mlll'SlB.nd, Son & Co. Albe1t Mill, King st. West Beckett Jnmes M. & Son, Vickers st. MP Bentley l8aac & Co. Pine st. Salford, and 19 Medlock Bmallwaro Co. Brook street, SPELTER MERCHANTS. Chorlton on Medlock - Robert Smith, Corporation st manager Bibby Henry, 7 Calm st. Prineess st. A (See al8o Metal Merc:hants and Broken.~ Morra.ll A bel (&needle manufacturer}, 20 High Brown Robert & Co. Limited, GI"OHVe­ Atkinson J. & Co. 3 Kilvert's bltlgs. Withy grove at; works, Priory 1\fills, Stualey nor st. Newton IIeath; office, 2 )i"e,..ton st; H axendale & Co. l'tliller st; k:a.d works, Albion Morton John & Cn. (braces and stores, 29 Back Piccrtllilly Mills, Gaythom crochet cotton), 3 Sugar lane, Brown 'Villiam, 47 Oldham rd Boume 'Villiam, 6 John Dalton st Withy grove Burgess & Henshaw, Green laTJ.e, Old Go.rratt Cftl"rick & Brockbank, 26 Fall mall Mnlliner John, Arundel st. Mulberry st. lllid Burns John, 71 Hannah st. Fra.nhlin st. Roch- :i'reeman Geor e 1!'. & Co. 21 Cooper st Worsley st. Hnlme dale rd Leigh & Sillavan, 45 & 46 Barton Nicholsun J. & J. Brongh & Co. Store Street Calvert 1<'. C. & Oo. (carbolic), Tower Chemical House, 66 Deansgate Mill, Junction st. London rd WorkR, Gibbons st. Bradford Nicklin J. & Co. (Birmingham), 72 Market st­ Churchill Henry (white, distemper, and boraxicoul ammonia soaps), Charles Henry Eden, agent SPICE 11;ERCHANTS. Norris J. & A. (late WalkerNorris 254 Lower Brought on rd & Sons-white, pink and China. Cobley C. & Co. (soft), Btovest.Ardwick See Tea, Coffee and Sp1ce Merchants. tape, China. ribbon, floss, &c.), Co-OPERATIVE WHOLESALE SOCIETY, LrMITED,l 19 Dickinson ost; works, Albert Balloon st. Corporation st; works, Gilesgat.,, Mills, Hulme Hall road. and Elles­ llwrham-Se• art'llertisement SPINDLE AND FLY MANUE'AOTURERS. mere st. Hulme Crompton George. 12 Bury st. (See also Roller lilakers.) O!!den Samuel H. 33 Piccadilly, & 22 Back Salford Appleby Thomas (forger), Cmnbridge st. Brad­ Piccadilly Crosfield Joseph & Sons (Warrinqlon), Corn ford rd Oxle.Y Willia.m, 97 Great Ancoats st. and Exchange chambers, Hangingditch-ThomBs Cotton & Co. Mill !t. Anoos. tg Higher Carr Mill, Stoekport Ga.rtside, agent Drinkwater Wflliam, Cambridge st. tPark.e.- John & Edward, 94 Mar­ Fairclongh George, 36 Green lane, Brook l!t. Bra.di'ord road ketst Chorlton on Metllock Durbin JanLs, 27 .Butler st. Oldham rd Pe.rry J'ohn, 295 Broad st. Pendleton Gatenby Ri.chd. & Co. High st. & Simpson st. Fitton F. A. & Son (for cotton . flax, silk and +Parry, Sons & Ha.nson (a.nd sewing Rochdalerd v.-orsted),BEElliVE MILLs,Bengal st.Oldharn rd Bilk), 21 & 23 Mosley st Goodwin Brothers, Ordsa.l la,ne, G•ihbin John & Co. Weber st. Collvhurst rd Pe11k Georoe & Co. 31 Portland st Salford Marsh William (&cut nail), Parker "st. Ashley la.. Pendlebury John, 29 Thomas st. Shudebill Greaves Charles, 90 & 93 Oxford st. St. Petm·'s Newtown Philips ;r_ & N. & Co. 35 Church st; mills, HanslJrow W. T. & Co. Thomas st. Varley st. Mills & Ashworth (mule, woollen & Too.n Hall, Stafford Oldham rd loom spindles, Union st. Ancoats tPhythian Josepli., 8 Dantzio st. Shudchm ; Hartley T. & Co. Whea.thill Works, Whoothill st. Sa.lford Morrissey J ohu, Milea Platting Mills, Colly­ works, Wo.verley Mills, Salfurd hnn;t st Pitt John, 8 New Cannon st Baworth Barnes (late Duckworth Oxley Thomas (loomh 43 Port st. Piccadilly­ Powna.ll George, 54 Granby row Brothersl-hard and soft eoap See ttdvertisemcnt Prendergast Michael, 90 Shudehill bojler), Harrison st. Ellor st. Pen­ dleton Sutton Brothers, Ml!DLOOK Srnn>LE WORKH, Prichard Robert (executors of), 48 'i ISackvillc st. Granby row Ca.nnon st; works, Phamix Mlils, Ha.zlehurst & Co. (Runcorn), Ccm Exchange chambers, Hanging ditch- John Carswell, Tetlow William & Co. Cabh st. Vo.rley st. MJleg Piercey st. Ancoats Plutting :Rae, Donaldson & Boyd, 11 York st & George Brook, agents Roberts J. F. & H. I ,imited (!llld sewing silkR, Hemingwa.y S. & Co. (dry soap), Pigot's court, 68J. twist, &c.), 21 Portllllid st Corporation st Robinson Willio.m,35 Spear st; works, Crescent Kershaw Joseph & Co. (soft). Holl1n­ SPIRIT DF.AI,t':TIS A~D WHffi AND Mill, Adelphi, Sa.lford wood Grease, Varnish, and Non­ SPIRIT VAULTS. ]:l.ylandll & Sons, Limited, New High st. Bridge­ conducting Composition Works, See Wine a11d Spirit Me1chanu, and allio water plaoo, ..Toiner st. Bread st. & Market s1 Hollinwood. near Manchester Taverna and Public Huwe1. am .
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