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Leeds Bradford; Works 2149 WEST RIDING YORKSHIRE~" woo Gelller Thomas Field & Co. 28 Excl1ange Harrop William &: Co. Brirannia milJs. Hobso~ Arthur &. Co"' ,Airedale mill; buildings, Huddt!t·sfidd f:olne road & 16 St. George'I:J squar~, Kir~st.all road, Lee•'B 1 Glendinning Brother8, 29 Exchangtl Huddersfield [, Hrn.lg~onJas.::lund~rlandhollse,Sowerby, building:;a, H uddersfielll ; & Bradley H ari'<•P J obn, ~out b Ossett, W akefiela, Halifax mills, L .. eds road, Kirkbeaton Hartley Brothers, .31 'f:yrrel street, Holden Jeremiali, 11 Park sq. Leeda Glover E.Chapeltown top,Pudsey,Leeds Bradford; works. &cleshill Holdroyd & Einchliff, 17 D11udas street, Glo,·er J ames, Sikoates mill, Aher- Hat·tley Brotbers &. Co. 52 Park place, Hudd~rsfield thorpe, Wakefield Lt>eds& Moorside; Armley Holgate Thomas, little London, Leeds Glover Jn. Little moor, Pudsey, Leeds Hartley, Green &: Co. Cross Belgrave Holling;~ Jsaact 9al.,erley, LeecJs Glover Joseph, 13 Queen street1 Leeds street, Leeds Holly ;park Mill Co. ( Emanuel Har- Godley & Graham, Pildacre mill, Hartley & Hargreave~, Townhead mill, greavt!S7 man.), Calverlev, LI!Ws Os~tt, Wakefield 1 Addingham, Ll'ells; & 19 Charles st. Holmes John & Co. 3 St. Paul's st:-eet, Gomersal, Benn & Webster, Morley,t Bratltord · Leeds.& Albion mill~, Guiseley, Leeds Leeds; & 6 PHrk place, Leeds f Hartl.. y Davill, 3 York pl.&Morley,Ld.s Holroyd Williaru & Sons, 11 ToroutoJ Gott B. Killinghall rd. Eccleshill, LeEds Hartley Juseph, 29 East parade-, Leeds street & P ,rk lane, Leeds Gott 'Villiam, 15 Queensgate, Bradford Hartley J n. Gillroyd mill, Morley,Leeds Holt E. ~ Co. Bean lng mills, Wellir•g• 1 Gott William, Little London, Leeds tHartley Jos. Gillroyd, Morley, Leedo~ ttm street,. Leeds; & 22 Coleman Gray Samuel, Suns &: Co. ,Low mill, Harwood Levl & Co. Brearley mills, strt>et, London, Bawdon, Leeds t Midgley1 Manchester Horn Wm. & Amos, Farsley, Lt>eds Gray Thomas, Calverley, Leeds H Hstings Roht<rt Son & Co, 8 & 9 Estate Horn J ames, Quarry Fould, Shipley Gray Thomas H. Savin's mill, Kirk· buildings, Hudller,field Hursfall John & Co. Sowerby Bridge j;tall, Leeds Hattersley & Co. 4 King st. & Armley Horsfall Jn, Rayner & Ja~~o 23 York pl. Greayes John, Gill lan~, Yea~on 1 Leed~ road, New Wortley, Leeds LeedsJ & Queen's mills, M~rley, Lds Green & Holroyd, J1rm ruJII, Long- H awkyard & Co. 2-1 York place. Leed" Hofl!fiel J vhn &: Co. Sav1le town; wood, H uddersfiel Heap J. & Rros. 32We~ttgate, H uddrsfid warehouse, Bradford l"Oad, Dewsbury Greenwood & Crowther, Bolton brow, Heap R. R. & A. 26 Market street, Horton Tlwmas, Kirkheaton, H !llidrsfid Sowerby Bridge; & Mixenden, Halifx Hudllersfield &: Cartworth, Holmfirth Holl'gate & Talbot• Bradford roa<l & at Greenwood James & Son,. Holme mill, Heap G. 28 Vance's bldgs. Huddertifield Savile town, Dewsbury Sowerby Bridge Heaton Thomas, Greetland, Halifax Howgate.s, ,Day &. Holt Limited (Carl Greenwood John & Sons, Bond street & Hebbert & Co. 70 Park lane, L~ds 'l'hiele1 sec.), Wellinj1;'ton road, Dews- Eastfield mills, Dewsbury HebblethwaiteW.J. & Co. Station road, bury; & Ravensthorpe, Normanton Greenwood, Sons & Co. 15 Chancery Batley Hoyle Eli, Old Ho. mill, Sow~rby Hrdg lane, Huddersfield; & Digley mills, Heginbottom & Sons, Upper Mill, Man- Ho.)le Joshua, 1 Ki~g's Head bld~s.; Holmebrirlge chester works, Mytholm bru.lge; H uddersndd Greenwood J:~ph. A.ustonleyr Huddrsfld Helliwell Benj. Skircoat green, Halifax Hudson, Sykes & Bousfidd, Springfidd Grimshaw Benj. & Ju.Calverley, Leeds Hemingway Stephen, Whitwell mill, mills, Morley, Let!ds; & at Leeds Gritushaw 'Brothers, 10 York pl. Leeds Elland, Normanton Hudson Wm. & SomJ, Grt!ystone milJs, GrimshawWilliam & Sons, .5 York place, Heppenstall Law, 5 Market st. Hddrsfld Ad wa1tou Leed,; & S!Januon St.mills, Leeds; & Calverley Hepworth B. & 8ons1 New Wakefield Leeds Grimshaw Altred, Calverley, Leeds mills, Dewsbury Hudson & Co. 9 Aire street, Leeds Gdmshaw John, New line, Green- Hewitt, Hai<•h & Wilson, 4!Wdlin(J'too Hug-gan Wm.&T.Crimbles, Pudsey,tJ,. gates, Leeds street, Leeds o H u~gan William & ThomllS, Swinuow Grimshaw William, Calverley, Leeds H~witt Joseph, Gill lane. Yeadon,Leeds Grange mills, Bramley, Leed~ Ha1gh Abraham, Stainland, Halifax Hey B. & Son, CopJ,..y, Halifax Hurst Juseph, Carr mills,Builingthorpe Haigh George, 21 Upperhead row, Hey Benjamin & Son, Skircoat green, lane, Leeds , Huddersfield; &Tape mill,Siaithwaite Halifax Hutton J. & J. 20 York place, Leeds; Haigh Joah, Waterloo mills, Lteds Hibbltthwaite & Co. Carr mill, Birstal, & Apperley Bridge road, Huddersfield LePds Hutton JoseJ!h & John, Idle, Leeds Haigh John, Dobcross, Manchester Hinchdift Daniel, 4 Park place & Low Ibbitson E ..Woor gran~re, Yeadon,. Lds llaigh William, Bradford rd. Dewsbury mill, Lower Wortley, Leeds- Ib,bitson Thomas Dennison, 23 Aire s.t. Haiusworth John & Sons, Cape mill, Hinchcliffe James & Jn.. Queen's mills, & Mill street; works, Holbeck mills~ Beck bottom, Farsley, Leeds Armley road & 8 Russellstreet,Leeds Meadow lane, Leeds · Hainsworth William,ldle, Leeds Hinchliff James & :Sons, 3 Market Iretlale William & Co. l2 Brook'~t Hall A. & Sons.Quarmby, Huddrsfld street, Huddersfield; & Bridge mill, yard, Market street, Hudllersfield; Hall's Thomas & Sons, Providence Holmfirth & Elland, Normanton Street mills, Batley Hinchliffe Elliot & Son. Black Dog lredal11 Wm~ Linthwaite, lluddersfit:ld Hall William &: Co. 3 King st. teeds mills, East 11treet, Leeds Ives James & Co. Manor New mill,., Hall Miles, Queen 11t. Morley, Leeds HinchlifieGeorge& Co.7 ~arlu!tstreet, Yeadon,Leeds; Gui~~eley,Leeds; &2.J Ha!l ThumBS Henry, Albert st. Batley Huddersfield; & at Rashcliffe Bond street,. Leeds Ha.liday &: Evans, 1~ Yor~ place, Hinchliffe George, Morlev, Leeds JackPIDn lame& & Co. 52 Park pl. Lee.!; Leeds; & Pudsey H incbliffe John. 7 Brook's yard, Mar- J ackson W. &: E. 2.'i N eville street & HallidayG.jun.Crimhles, Pudsey, T.eeds ket street, Huddersfield Peel mill, Morley, Leeds H allillay John, Crimbles, Pudsey, Leeds Hincbliffe S. Little moor,Pudsey, Leeds J a~gt!l" George, Albert rll. ~Ioriey, Lds J-1 alliday J osh. Crimbles1 Pudsey, Leeds Hinchliff~ Samuel2 jun. Little moor, J essop John & Co. 13 Brook's ~ ard, lialliwell Benjnmin & Co. Moor Field Pud!'ey, Lee !s 1\Iarket st. Huddersfidd; & Wood- " orks, In gram street, Halifax Hirst llrotJ,ers,. Ell and, N ormanton house mill, Deightun Hardaker & P~el, Yeadon, Leeds; Cal- Hin>t Brothers, Station road, Batley Johnson Joshua Foster&Co.30Excllange 1 '\'erley Bridge mill, Rodley, Leed11; &11 H il'St Charl&~ & SQn. 1 Brook'• yard, building11, H udder~field i &. Roydcroft York place, Leeds Market street & Hird'a Edge mill, mill~ Turnbridge Hatdaker Jas.Town st.Horsforth, Leed!il Deuby Dale, Huddersfield Johnson Jabez, 4 Aire street, Leeds; .& Hurdaker 8amud, Idle. Leeds Hirst Edward & Sun, 2 Wpod street & Farsley, Leeds Hardwick 1\1. Spriugfield, Guiseley, Wild~pur mill, New Mill, Huddersfld Jordau James, Wt"Stfield millR, Dalton1 Leeds , Hirst1 Hanson & Sons, 1 Half Moon Huddersfield; & 03 Estate buildin6rs1 Hargreave & Nusseys, 39 Boar lJine, Rt.; Clitf~ End mills1 Longwood &. Huddersfield l.~eds; & Low mills, Faruley Springfield mills, Kirkburtn.Hdllrsfld Jubb Brothers, Branch !'oad, BaUey Har~reaves James, jun. 18 Ellis build-j Hir:;t. J()j<jeph & Co. Limited, Meltham J11bb Joseph & Sons, Station rd. Batley iu~s, Aire st1 eet, Leed:t ~ mills, H udd~rsfield l &: Ro)·d Edge J uhb J qseph, jun. & Co. Bank foot & Hargr~aves Jamt>S 1 juu~ Lands lane, Hir:o;t 'V m. &. Son, Bird's Ed"'t! mill, Victoria mills,Carlinghow;warehoUBe, l:.tcleshiH, Leeds j Denby, &.l'ountain &t. Huddersfield Station road, Batley · Har:,creaves J ames, jun. Smale mill, Hirst & Co. Bradtord road, Dew;;bury Jubb T .&J amesHrook,Station rd. Batley l'udsey, Leeds j Hirst Geo. 6 Bedford st. & Morley, Lds KayeJ .&Co.l29Cloth hall, Huddersfield Harl'reaves S. Church lane, Pudsey, Hirst John, \Vhitechapell Cleckheaton, Kaye Robert. Elland, .Normanton Leeds i I N ormanton KenworthyJ .F.&Co. Upper Mll.Mncbstr llaq.~er James & Sons, 27 St. Pau\Hirst Joseph, 10 St.Paul'sstreet,Leed,; Ktmwurthy John & Son. Tame brit.l~et BIT· et, Lreds. Stone Hall rd. Eccles- & Carr mills, w oodhouse Carf Dobc.ross, Manchester hill i & :Ra' ell.iCliffe mill, Cal ~erley, Hirst Thorn as, New Brighto:q. millB, Kenr.on. J .&T.48t. Peter'sst. H udd r,:{lll. wds 1 C11rliugbow,. Batley &.Uugley mills,Kirkburton,Hudun-ilu Hanies R.E. Perseveran~ mill,Morley Hirst Tom Barber, Rusbbank, Upper KERSllAW B.ENJA:~u~,Woodside mi.~• I.larrop George & Sons, JAlbion ~qp.J• Mill, Manchest~r J )Yoodside & Hig!tfield mills, GiJdli-fv ~orbury ;Bridge, Wakefield IH.ir-tt Williauia Ma~dep, ~\Id er~fleld 10meJ ;Leeds .
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