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Gloucestershire. 445 TRADES DIRECTORY.] GLOUCESTERSHIRE. COL 445 Kirby William, Hanham, Bristol Thornbury Coal Co. High street & Rail- Cotswold Coffee Tavern (William John Knight J. & Co. Victoria wharf, Glou- way station, Thornbury RS.O. & Smith, propr.),19Gosditch st.Cirncstr cester. See advert Tytherington, Falfield R~. 0 Denley Tom T. 305 High st. Cheltenham Lambert Charles,36 London rd.& Great TownsendJames,Hereford house,Suffolk DolphinMrs. S. Hailes st.WnchcmbR.S.0 Western station yard, Stroud street, Cheltenham Evans ThomasChas.Burford st.LecWade Langford Edward, Stonehouse Trigg William, Bull's Pill, Newnham Forester Coffee Tavern (James Moyse Langston James & Son, 96 Falkner st. TudorWilliam,Whitminster,Stonehouse Connop, propr.), St. John st.Coleford & cool wharf, Midland Railway sta- Viney Thomas, Helena house, Coaley Gate Coffee Tavern (William Smith, tion, Gloucester Junction, Cam, Dursley & at Dursley propr.), North st. Winchcomb R.S.O Lansley David T. Baker's wharf, Llan- Railway station Giles John, Albion street, Cheltenham thony road, Gloucester Voile Thomas & Co. 11 Colonnade & Gloucester Coffee House Co. Lim. (A. Lawrence E. & Co. Montpellier walk, rfewkesbury Road bridge,Cheltenham S. Helps, sec. ; G. Worgan,manager); Cheltenham Walker John, Oldbury, Tewkesbury offices, I Barton street; branches, 41 Lewin Williarn, Railway station, Ash- Ward Edgecombe T. Dudbridge. Stroud Eastgate street; Spagates,Southgate church, Tewkesbury Webb Brothers,IOColonnade,Cheltenhm street; Docks: 71 Northgate street; Lloyd John Owen, MontpelIier arcade, Whiting Zaccheus, Eastington,Stoneho Barton street; 2 Stroud rd.;& Kings- Cheltenham WilliamsJ. B. &Co. Quay, Gloucester holm, Sweetbriar street, Gloucester LoV'ell A.& Co. II Promenade,Cheltenhm Williams John & Co. 383 High street, Hyman Charles, Filton, Bristol Lydney Coal Co. (Frank C. Gosling, Cheltenham & 16 Clarence st. Glou- James WaIter, 281 High st. Cheltenham manager), Lydney cester; depots at Gloucester, More- Jones Edwin Cook, Stonehouse Mabbett Hy. Jas.Canonbury st.Berkeley ton-in-Marsh, Beckford, Cleeve, And- Lord John, Avonmouth, Bristol Ma;or James, Longford, Gloucestar oversford & Dowdeswell Lovelock Edward, High street, Berkeley ~lajor Wm. Hailes st.Winchcomb RS.O Witts George, Charfield RS.O Lydney Coffee Tavern Co. Limited Mann Alfred, 51 Tivoli st. Cheltenham Witts Jsph.Long st.Wotton-under-Edge (Chas. Prosser,lessee),Newerne,Lydny Marshall William Henry, Little Kissing- Wood&Rowe,Cheapside,Stroud ; depots, Morman T. Drybrook, MicheldeanRS.0 ton, Bourton-on-the-Water R.S.O Nailsworth, Ryeford & Frocester rail- Nailsworth Coffee Tavern Co. (Henry A. :\Iaw Joseph H. Brimscombe, Stroud way stations Rumming,manager),Fountain street. Meats John & Sons, Railway station, Workman Henry &. Co. 16 Colonnade; Nailsworth, Stroud Newent, Gloucester depots, New street, Cheltenham & Newnham Cocoa Tavern (Mrs.H.Shank~ Merchant Henry, Midland whf. Glo'ster Andoversford land, proprietor), Newnham Midwinter Frank,Withington,Andovers- Worth W. H.Midland wharf, Gloucester North Carney Coffee Tavern & Reading ford RS.O Room (Mrs. E. Lyford, manageress), Miles & Jones, Cheapside, Stroud COAL SACK MAKER. North Cerney, Cirencester Millard William, 5 Priory rd. Glo'ster Poupard Thomas James, 134 Tooley Organ Mrs. Jane, Cambridge, Sbmeho Monks EdwarJ William Boult, Snowdon street, London SE Painswick Coffee Tavern (Raymond road, Fishponds, Bristol Fern, mngr.), New st. Painswick,Strd Nadin J. N. & Co. 147 High street & COCOA MANUFACTURERS. Pearce C.Market st.Wotton-under-Edge Tewkesbury Road bridge,Cheltenham Compagnie Francaise, Bermondsey Poole Charles, 6 Rutland st.Cheltenham New Bowson Coal Co. Lim. (J. Burdess, New road, London s E Rich Geo. Market st. Nailsworth,Stroud mngr.). East Dean, MicheldeanR.S.O Sims Chas.Hy. 6 Up. Bath rd.Cheltenhm New Charles, Oldbury, Tewkesbury COFFEE MERCHANT. Tewkesbury Coffee House Co. Limited Nott Alfred Hy. 95 High st. & Tewkes- New George Henry, 101 & 102 High (WaIter Thomas Boughton, sec.), bury Road bridge, Cheltenham street, Cheltenham The Cross, Tewkesbury Palmer William.G.W.R.wharf,Cirencstr Thrupp Coffee Tavern (Sidney Lydiard, Pates & Co. College Coal exchange, St. COFFEE ROASTER. manager), Brimscombe, Stroud George's road, Cheltenham Whiting William Jasper, George street, Tuffiey Coffee House & Reading Room Payne James, Clare street, Gloucester Nailsworth, Stroud (G. Oliver, caretaker),Tuffiey,Glo'ster Phcenix Coal Co. Micheldean R.S.O. & Victoria Coffee Tavern (William Heath, Grange Court, Newnham COFFEE ROOMS. propr.), Gloucester rd. Cheltenham Pimble & Stephens, The Quay, Glo'ster S 1 D" R Victoria Coffee Tavern & Public Hall Porter Thomas Bowl, NortWeach R.S.O ee a so mmg oome. Co. Limited (Henry Hicks,manager), Powell John Henry, Albert st. Lydney Baker William, II9 High st.Tewkesbury Silver street, Dursley Powell Trevor,23Cemmercial rd.Glo'ster Blake John, Kingswood, Bristol Welcome Coffee Tavern (A. W. Hatc~ Prewett Mrs. Elizabeth, Oldbury-upon- Boulton Alfred,17Llanthony rd.Glo'ster manager), Cam, Dursley Severn, Thornbury RS.O Chandler J. Broad st.Chipping Sodbury Williams Frank, The Cross, Gloucester Randall John, Kensington place, Fish- CoxG.Sudbrook,Southgate st.Gloucestr WinchcombeG. Station,Kemble,Cirncstr ponds, Bristol Daft Joseph, 8 Bristol road, Gloucester Reece Charles, Coalway road, Coleford Daglingworth Coffee & Reading Rooms COFFIN FURNITURE MNFRS. Rice Jacob & Son, Docks, Gloucester (C. Cozier, manager), Daglingworth, Dottridge Brothers, Dorset works, East Rice J oseph,4Commercial bldgs.Glo'ster Cirencester road, London N Roberts Charles, High street, ColefDrd DyerMrs. J. I Low.Westgate st.Glo'ster Gordon & Munro, 13, 14, 15 & 16 Seyers Albert, Quay, Gloucester Furber Henry, 44 Bristol rd. Glo'ster Horse fair, Birmingham 8hapcott Henry, Newnham Haskins Mrs. Mary, Two Mile Hill road, Sharpe Thomas, Shirehampton, Bristol Two Mile Hill, Bristol COKE MERCHANTS. Skidmore & Dallen ; office, Severnview, Jackson Alfred, 196 High st. Cheltenhm See Coal & Coke Merchants. Priory road; wharf, G. W. R Town Long George WaIter W. Lower Frami- & station, Gloucester lode, Stonehouse COLLECTORS-RENT DEBT. Skidmore Jabez, II3 Oxford rd.Glo'ster MorganMrs.H.High st. ThornburyR.S.0 Briscoe WaIter, Soudley, Newnbam Smart James, Chalford, Stroud Morris John, 20 Sherborne st.Cheltnhm Coram William Robert, Ridgeway road, Smith Lewis, Thames Head wharf, Morris P. I IIA, Low. Barton st.Glo'ste r Fishponds, Bristol Coates, Cirencester Nash Edwin, Cinderford, Newnham Dancey Wm. 84 Barton st. Gloucester Souta Wales & Cannock Chase Coal & Newman Wm. 99 Victoria st. Gloucestr Dowell Alfred 'rhos. 26 Acre st. Stroud Coke Co. Lim. Andoversford R.S.O. ; Shrubsole WiIliam, 4 Union st. Stroud Pegler John Jas. Bisley Old rd. Stroud Railway statn. Bourton-on-the-Water Sly John, 6 Llanthony rd. Gloucester Smith C. & Sons, 53 Regent st.Chltnhm RS.O.; (Fras. Horne, agent), More- Stephens Alfred, 93 Bristol rd. Glo'ster ton-in-Marsh & Notgrove station, Strafford John H. Paulton, Fairford S.O COLLEGES. Naunton, Cheltenham Turl George, Bridge coffee house, See Schools & Colleges. Spiers W.Ashton-under-Hill,Tewkesbry Sharpness, Berkeley Stephens John Maisemore Gloucester Tyler Albert Stoke Bishop Bristol COLLIERY PROPRIETORS. Stockwell Alfd."G. ·Bath rd. Cheltenham Voyce J. H. "10 Gosditch st. Cirencester Brain Aaron & Co. Bitton, Bristol Stow Coal Co. (Jabez Roff, manager), WhiteWm.In.8Grosvenor st.Cheltenhm Coalpit Heath Colliery Co. (George Col- Stow-on-the-Wold S.O thurst Hewitt ASSOC. M.Inst.C.E. gen- Sweet E. Up.Eastville,Fishponds,Bristol COFFEE TAVERNS. eral manager; FrankR Eames, certi- Tapscott William, Haw street, Wotton- Andrews Miss Emily, Oriel house, Bath ficated mngr.), Coalpit Heath, Bristol under-Edge; &Charfield R.8.0 road, Cheltenham Crawshaw Henry & Co. Lim. (William Taylor Jas.& Co. Railway station, Beck- Best Mrs. Louisa, Tivoli st. Cheltenham Crawshaw, managing director), Light ford &Ashton-under-Hill, Tewkesbry Blackwell Frank, Chalford, Stroud moor, Cinderford, Newnham Taylor Lewis A. Bryant's Hill road, St. Bowyer Mrs. Ellen, 25 High st. Stroud Foxes Bridge Colliery Co. Lim. (G. E. George, Bristol Brady Wm.86Tewkesbury rd.Cheltnhm Mc~lurtrie, mngr. ),Cindrfrd.Nwnhm Thomas R. 3 St.George's st.Cheltenham Castle Temperance Hotel & Coffee Tav- Gwilliam Thomas, Farmer's Folly col- Thomas Sidney, L')w.Cam,Cam,Dursley ern, High street, Thornbury RS.O liery, Short standing, Christchurch, Cooper William, Cind'.}rford, Newnham Coleford •.
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