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ESSEX. BAK 561 Single Arth TRADES DIRECTORY.] ESSEX. BAK 561 Single Arth. 83 The Grove, Stratford E Bennett William, 233 North road, Chignell Fras. 82 Military rd.Colchstr Stimson &; Sons, 8 Moorgate street Prittlewell, Southend Choppinrr George, 4 Newman's terrace, EC &; 2 New Kent road, London SE Benson Brothers, Battles Bridge, Old I'd. Great CIaeton, Colchester Young Douglas &;. Co. 51 Coleman st. Wickford S.O Christie Bros. 36 Hamlet Court rd. EO&; 213 Clapham rd.S W,London Berry A. Ballingdon,Sudbury (Suffolk) Westcliff &; 56 Queen's I'd.Southend BABY LINEN WAREHOUSES. Betts William, Post office, Finching- Church Thomas Chas. H;.gh st.Romfd field, Braintree Clark Bros. Chadwell Heath RS.O Erica & Relph, na, High st. Colchstr Bigg Edmund, Gt. 1VaItham, Ohhnsfd Clark Charles, Golding's hill, High Outler Mrs. A. 145 High st. north, Biggs J. Post office, Boxted, Colchestr road, Loughton S.O East Ham Binks Benjamin, 19 Chapel hill, Halstd Clark Oharles, Rldgwell, Halstead Godfrey Miss Louisa, 269 High street Bird G.Foulness Island, Shoeburyness Clark Edwd. 197 High street, Maldon north, East Ham Bishop William,Stambourne, Halstead Olark Frederick, Potter street, Harlow Olley Miss Hetty, High st. Witham Blake Oharles, 134 High st. Southend Clark W.Albert pl.Low. Sthnd.Sthnd Sorrell Mrs. Elizabeth, Pier avenue, Blaxall H. Tolleshunt D'Arcy, Witham Clarke Jas. Parsonage dO"TI, Dunmow Olacton-on-Sea. R.S.O Bloomfield WaIter, Pebmarsh, Bures Clayden Miss Clara, Potter st. Harlow BACK & VAT MAKERS. R.S.O. (Suffolk) Clayden Wm. West Bergholt RS.O Shuters, Chippindales & Colyers Lim. Blows Frederick Edwd. Rainham S.O Coates Frank Sml. North st. Dunmow The Cooperage, High street, Strat­ Blows James, High street, Epping Coates Fred E. Church end, Dunmow ford, London E. Every description Blows Jsph. T. High I'd. LoughtonS.O Cole Charles, Boxted, Colchester Boast. Saml. Great Oakley, Harwich Collins Frederick Amos, 51 High st. of backs, vats & wood vessels; for brewers, distillers & chemical manu­ Badger James D. High st. Wanstead Walton-on-the-Naze R.S.O . facturers, for home & export Bogue In. V.ttle Maplestead, Halstead Collins James, High street, Brentwood Boorman '1'. B. Stanford-le-Hope 8.0 Collins John S. White Notley, Withm BACON CURER. Bowen Corne1ius, Barking Side,Ilford Constable Charles R. 41 Victoria I'd. Earnshaw Charles, 85 High street, Bowtell F. Town st.Thaxted. Dunmow Romford Saffron Walden Bowtle Basil, Wethersfield, Braintree Cooper J. Bridge st. Ooggeshall R.S.O Bowtle Mrs.E.75Coggeshall rd.Brntree Cooper Sydney, Bures Hamlet, Bures BAKERS. Boyd Mrs. Maria, Lambourne, Rmfrd R.S.O. (Suffolk) Abbott WaIter J. 18 North st. Maldon Brady Mrs. Mary, 352 High street Copping J.Chappel,Earls Oolne RS.O. Ablin Henry, Ingrave, Brentwood north, Manor Park Cornwell Richard, High st. Epping Abraham Sidney, Upminster, Romford Brazier W. Galleywood cam. Chlmsfrd Cottee A. C. Stock, Ingatestn. RS.a-­ Ackerman Hy. 8 Nelson ter.Southend Brewer WilFam George, Rayleigh S.O Cottpe Septimus, Baddow road, Great. Adams Fredk. W. 126 High st.Clchstr Brewster James Lazell, 12 King's Baddow, C'helmsford Ainger Wm. Great Bentley, Colchestr Head street, Harwich Cottis W. J. &; Sons, Billericay RB.G· Algal' W. J .48 & 50 Albert rd.Romfrd Brewster T. 9 St. Austin ra. Harwich OoxT.7Hockley tel'.Barking rd.E.Ham . .Allington '1'. Woodham WaIter, Maldon Broad Frederick John, 24 High street Cracknell Mrs. L. Wivenboe, Colcbstr· Alston J ames, Post office, Corring­ & 150 London road, Grays Crampin Alfred In. Kelvedon RS.O ham, Stanford-Ie-Hope S.O Brock Wm. Bobbingworth, Ongar S.O Crane J. Magdalen Laver, Ongar S.O· Ambrose Thomas Henry, 82 Parson- Bromley Henry, The Roller Flour Orawshaw H. 143 William st. Grays age. street, Halstead mills, Great Clacton, Colchester & Cresswell & Son, 145 & 147 Cogges- Amey WaIt. Wm. 20 New st.Halstead West avenue,Olacton-on-Sea R.S.O. hall road, Braintree Annerau C. 5 High st. nth. East Ham See advertisement Cresswell Alfred Samuel, Stoneham Aplin Robert, Fore street, Harlow Brooks John, Ramsey, Harwich street, Coggeshall R.S.O Arber William, Felstead, Braintree Brown Alfred, Stanley road, Ilford Cressweil Miss Eilen Blanche, Great. AI'ber William, Rayne, Braintree Brown Arth. 17 Tidings hill, Halstead Oakley, Harwich Ardley William, High street, Witham Brown C. Galleywood Com. Chlmsfrd Cresswell Robt. 12 Market st.Harwich Arnold T.328 High st.nth.Manor Park Brown Edward, Aveley, Purfleet S.O Cripps RJ.Great Wakering,Southend Arthy O. 427 High st.nth.Manor Park Brown F. Wickham Bishops, Witham Crisp Wltr.H.Station rd.Manningtree· Arthy James, Little Bentley, Colchstr Brown George, Junction I'd. Brentwd Crix Chas. Crouch I'd. Burnham S.O Arthy W. H. Tillingham, South- Brown Robert, Ford end, Chelmsford Crombie John William, 8 Station road, minster R.S.O Brown Rt. 8 Rainsford I'd. Chelmsford Frinton-on-Sea, Colchester Aylett Mrs. Thomas, Mole Hill green, Brown 'WaIter, Purleigh, Maldon Crowfoot Mrs. J. Legg st. Chelmsford Takeley S.O Bull Ernest, West Bergholt RS.O Oudmore Geo. Great Bentley, Colchstr Bacon James, Heath, Hatfield, Harlow Bull G. Colneford hill, Earls Cullen Williarn, Hig-h st. Wanstead Bagley T.High st.Brightlingsea,Clchstr Colne R.S.O Cullen W.H.High rd. Woodford Wells-. Bailey W. A.42Sun st.Waltham Abbey Burgess James, Blackmore, Ingate- Curtis Herbert, The Common, Dod- BakerG.Hill grn.Olavering,Newprt.S.O stone R.S.O ding-hurst, Brentwood Baker J. Upshire, Waltham Abbey Burgess John, Great Wakering, Sthnd Dansie &; Co. Tollesbury, Witham Baker James, 76 West street, Harwich Burrell Arth. Great Burstead, Brntwd Darvill Chas. B.I33North I'd. Southend' Baker John, Steeple Bumpstead, BurreIls George C. High st. Witham Davies George &; Mrs. Ellen, The Haverhill (Suffolk) Bush & Carter, 3 The Market, George Square, Rochford S.O Baldwin W. Horndon-on-the-Hill,Grays lane, W oodford Davis Charles, 38 Broadway, Grays Ball Sidney, Moreton, Ongar S.O Byatt Joseph, High street, Dunmow Dawson Miss GeorgiLa, North street,. Balls Geo.6 Castle st. Saffron Walden Byford Saul, Earls Colne RS.O Prittle_well, Southend Barber Alfred, Chigwell Row Byham John William, 55 West Stock- Day Arth. Town st.Thaxted Dunmow' Barker Wm. Bradfield, Manningtree well street, Colchester Deal Richard, 103 North st. Halstead Barker William, Great Stambridge, Cable Mrs.E.32 Moulsham st.Chlmsfd Death Wltr. W. 7 Fullbridge, Maldon Rochford S.O CakebreadN.49Katherine rd.Ea.Ha:rnE Decker H. 140 Gascoigne I'd. Barking Barnard Benj. Wm. High st.Leigh S.O Calmon Seigar, baker, 16 Ilford De-La-Rue H.Pilgrim's Hatch,Brntwd· Barnard C. W. 43 &; 45 Park st. Sthnd market, High road, Ilford Denham Jesse, 17 Market pl.Romford Barnett WaIter, High street, South Camp W. Didgemere, Roydon, Ware Dew Wm. Littlebury, Saffron Walden Shoebury, Shoeburyness S.O Cant ~:Irs.E.Steeple,SouthminsterS.O Digby Joseph, Kelvedon R.S.O Barnett WaIter, Rayleigh S.O Cant WaIter, Southminster R.S.O Dilliway N. High st. Burnham S.O Bartlett Geo. Mawneys I'd. Romford Cardnell E. Steeple,SouthminsterS.O Dodd G. R. 46 Sun st.WalthamAbbey Batchelor Charles George, Summer- CardyHarry, 41 Barrack st. Colchstr Downing Richd. W. Ardleigh,Colchstr court road, Southend Carring-ton E. W. 36 East st. Colchestr Drake James Henry, High st. Brntwd Batchelor J. 505 High. street north, Carter H. & Sons, Gt.Baddow,Chlmsfd Duffield Hy. High st. so. East Ham Manor Park Carter A.Gt.Henny,Sudbury(Suffolk) Duffield Misses Isabel, Maria & Edith Bausor Chas. H. 47 Duke st.Chelmsfrd Carter Arthur Charles, 7 & 9 North Florence, 17 Broadway, Barking Barley T. F. New street, Brightling- street, Walton-on-the-Naze R.S.O Dyster Charles, 59 Broadway, Barking- sea, Colchester Carter Henry, Mundon, Maldon Eade Edward Henry, High street, Beard Fredk. Rd. Dagenham, Romford Carter John William, Ardleigh green, Brightlingsea, Colchester Beard Wm. Hy. Hornchurch, Romford Hornchurch, Romford Edwards B. R. Brook st. Manningtree- Beardall J oseph, Mildmay rd. Romfrd Cartel' Saml. Jas. 148 High st. Grays Edwards Edward, Tiptree Heath, BearmanH.Bradford st.Bockng.Brntree Oast WaIter, Sth. Ockendon, Romford Kelvedon R.S.O Bedford William Arthur,Springfield rd. Castle J.The Gravel,Coggeshall R.S.O Eldon Frederick, Cambridge town, Springfield, Ohelmsford Catchpole William, Weeley, Colchester Sth. Shoebury, Shoeburyness S.O Bennett Albt. E. Coptfold rd.Brentwd Charge Henry, D:mbury, Chelmsford Eldred J. Pebmarsh, Bures RS.O. Bennett James, Dedham, Colchester Cheek P, 39 &; 40 South st. Colchester (Suffolk) ESSEX 36.
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