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516 Sheffield Directory. • t.e. _ Maidment Daniel, and Mrs Selina, Board school teachers, Mallender William, cabinet maker, Court 3, Smithfield; h 45 Fieldhead road 60 Milton street 1\laidment :Miss L. Board school mistress, 217 St. Mary's I'd Mallender William, viet. Clifum Hotel, 281 Penistone road Maidment Matthew Joel, draper, 274 South I'd. Walkley Mallinder Mrs Ann, 1, Court 7, London road Major Benjamin, fishmonger & greengrocer, 11 Don I'd. A lIIal1inder Arthur. plumber, glazier, & gasfitter, 3 Peel st 1\1ajor Mr8 Phrnbe, 38 Derwent street Mallinder Brothers, general ironfounders, Porter foundry, Major William, grocer and greengrocer, 89 Porter street Sylvester gardens, Arundel street MakepeaceGeorge, vict. Station Inn, School lane, Brightside Mallinder Mrs Elizabeth, 22 Randall street Makin Alfred, shopkeeper, 4 Dee street Mallinder Francis (Bros.); h 31 Randall street Makin Bakewell, greengrocer, 1 Sherrington road l\Iallinder Miss Hannah, dressmaker, 15 J ohnson street 1\1akin Benjamin (William & Sons) j h Norwood rise, Shire­ Mallinder John, cooper and packing case maker, 49 Town- cliffe lane, Pitsmoor head street; h 160 Broad lane l\lakin Charles, hay mert. &c. 2,.1 Park Station yd. and 31 Mal1inder .Joseph (Bros.); h 176 St. Mary's road Victoria arches, Furnival road; h Kenwood road l\Iallinder Wm. grocer and beer retailer, [) Dolphin st. A Makin Charles Edwd. ('1'. & Son); h 118 Crookes Moor I'd Mallindor William, (j) joiner, 60 1\lilton street Makin Edmund (and Mrs :\1ary Ann), Kational school l\Iallinson Alfred, confectioner, 136 Infinnary road teachers, 261 Gleadless road, Heeley Mallinson Mrs Elizabeth, shopkeeper, 32 Bailey street Makin Edwin John, slate and lime mert. 24 Park station, lV1allinson Henry, beerhouse, 72 Silver street head and 18 Canal wharf; h Cromwell house, Wincobank Mallinson Joscph, accountant's clerk, 72 Alderson road Makin IIenry, boot and shoe maker, 31 Addey street l\'Iallinson J oseph, collector, 64 Sutton street Makin James, (j) rail sawyer, 16 Vicarage I'd. Attercliffe Mallinson Mrs. milliner, 27 Broomspring lane Makin James Edward ('1'. & Son); h 107 New Edward st Mallinson Thomas, grocer and wine and spirit merchant, Makin 1\lrs Mary, grocer and beerhouse, 96 Weston street 287-89 Attercliffe common 1\Iakin Mr8 Mary, '1'01'1' lodge, Renwood road Mallinson George, razor smith, 7 School street 1\1akin Robert, gardener, 47 Dorset street Malloy Henry, (j) metal spinner, 82 Hereford street Nakin Thomas & Son, merts. and mfrs. of best refined cast Malloy James, shopkeeper and beerhouse, 51 Hawloy croft steel, files, and rasps, Castle W orks, New Edward st.; Ma110y Mrs J ulia, marine store dealer, 4 & 6 Jericho st and ironmongers, tinners, and braziers, and lamp and Maloy Thomas, stone waIler, 12 Cupola oil dealers, 195 Gibraltar street. (See Advertisement.) Malpass Wm. bldr. contractor & road mkr. 20 Langdon st Makin William, agent for George Chambe~ & Son, colliery Maltby Amos, grocer and beerhouse, 98 Bramber street owners, Rotherham; h 75 Granville street Maltby John Brown, (j) pattern mkr. 174 Attercliffe com Makin William, warehouseman, 10 Montgomery Terrace I'd Maltby George, cartowner and contractor, Tinsley; h Makin William & Sons, manufacturers of steel for en­ Don villa, 15 Albert roatI, Attercliffe gineers, steel forgings, files, paper knives, &c. stet! Maltby John, groom, 11 Angus square, Dale street tilters and forgers, Clifton Steel Warks, Neepsend lane, Maltby John Chadwick, accountant and estate agent, and Darnall road, Attercliffe Sheffield and Rotherham Loan Society, Telegraph cham­ Makin William Ward, tailor, 43 Wcston street bers, High street; h 30 Chippingham street, A Makinson IIenry, brush maker. Bent's green, Ecclesall Maltby Robert, Newhall road, Brightside lane Malaingre James, teacher of languages, 449 Glossop road Mammatt William, electro plate manufacturer, 82! Divi- Malcolm Alexander, (j) gardener, 22 Tapton terrace sion street; h High bank, 20 Shrewsbury road Malcolm Miss J anet, Board schoolmistress, 32 Spooner rd 1\1anagham Martin, grocer, 26 W cst Don stroet Maleham Charles Henry, gun maker and ammunition Manby George, cutlery manager, 15 Gloysr road dealer, 5 ·West Bar; h 48 Westbourne road Manches Thomas, hay and coal dealer, 65 Townhead st Maleham Mr8 Elizabeth, 48 Westbourne road Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway Co.- Maleham George Edgar (M. & Yeomans); h 49 Victoria Passenger Stations: (Yictoria Station) Victoria Station road, Broomhal1 park road (Allen M. Coates, station master); Attercliffe Maleham H. & Son, chemists, 7 West Bar station, Church street, Attercliffe (Thumas Harrison); Maleham lVlr Henry, 2 Claremont crescent Broughton Lane station, Broughton lane, Carbrook Maleham Henry Wm. (H. & Son); h 38 Havelock street (Henry Mycock); and Darnall station, l\'Iain road, Dar­ l\Ialeham & Yeomans, cutlery and steel manufacturers naIl (William Hall). Goods Stations: Bridgehouses and merchants, Bowdon street, 1\1ilton street Station (William Jackson, manager); and Park station Malias ·William, lodging house, Court 2, Barrel yard, (James W. Sudbury, manager). Enquiry Office: 9 Water lane Park station. Parcelg Offices: (see list on p. 202). Malin Bridge Industrial Co-operative Society (lim.) Central Locomotive Works: 64 Rutland road (Joseph Sharp. Stores, 280-4 Langsett road; Ralph IIarrison, William engineer). Grain Warehouse: Spitalfields. Weigh J ackson, and John Howe, managers Office: Now Haymarket (Henry Casson, clerk). Malin William, wood turner, ·Water street; and grocer l\fanico E. C. & Uo. cutlery manufacturers and merchants, and beerhom;e, Greaves street, Walkley Columbia works, 70 "'Vest street (See Advertisement) Malkin Arthur, shopkeeper, 24 Button lane Manieo Edward Colloy (R C. & Co.); h 40 Watson road l\lalkin J oseph, greengrocer, 7 Chester street }lankne11 Benjn. J ackson, comrcl. trayeller, 62 Spital hill Malkin Mrs Sarah, shopkeeper, 8 Suffolk lane 1\Ianknell Miss Fanny, dressmaker, 62 Spital hill Malkin Septimus, grecngrcr. & coal dlr. 41 Upper Oborne st Manlove Miss Ann, librarian, Subscription Library, Surrey Malkin Thomas, greengrocer, 77 Carver street street; h 421 Shoreham street 1\lallaband John, manager, 14 Shortridge street, Attercliffe Manlove Mrs Margaret, 421 Shoreham street Mallaband Samuel, commercial clerk, 845 Grimesthorpe I'd l\'Iann Rev Charles (lVI:ethodist New Connexion) Upper- l\Iallaband Samuel, foreman, 62 Lord street, Attercliffe thorpe house, Oxford street l\Iallaband Thomas Henry, (j) moulder, Springwood bldgs. Mann Miss Elizabeth, dressmaker, 73 Summer street 3 Spring wood :Mann Mrs Ellen Amelia, 28 Robert street 1\1allender George, spoon and fork manufacturer, 70 Bow Manu Miss Emma, dressmaker & grngrcr. 92 Walkley st don street; h 80 William street Manu Miss Emma, shopkeeper, 66 Ashberry road l\Iallender Henry, (j) cabinet mkr. 235 Lower Hanover st Mann George, coal dealer, 11 Harleston !Street 1\1allender J ames, shopkeeper, 23 Furnace hill Manu George, labourer, 9 Clevedon street, N.G Mallender Mr Ledger, 184 St. Mary's road Mann Miss Hannah, tripe dealer, 123 Broomhall street Mallender Sam, grocer, 84 ·Wen tworth street Manu Henry, blade forger, 268 Beet streot.
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