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TRADES' DIRECTORY. 161 CATTLE DBA.LBRS &c-continued. Buckoll W. Bulwell,Nottingham Simp<~onDavidOsborne,Waraop,Mans- Collishaw J.s,n. Hickling,l\Ieltn.Mwbry Burton W. Dunham, Newark field Davi•onT.GringlPy-on-the-Hill,Bawtry Burwell J. New Sndnton, Nottingham Simpson J. Lombard street, Newark Day kin J. Stapleford, Nottingham Butler W.Sutton-in-Ashfield,Mansfield S"idmore S. Nt'w Sneinton,Nottingham Fletcher W. Bulcote, Nottingham Castle J. Hawton road, Newark Smith W. New Radford, Nottingham Foster W. Ratcliffe-on-Trent, Notnghm CauntW.Markt.pl.Carrington,Nttngbm Squire W.l6Milton street.Nottinf!ham Fotherby T. Harby, Lincoln Chapman W. Ruddington, Nottingham Stevens J. 29 Pelham l't. Nottingham Frear J. jun, East Bridgeford Cheetham, Welch & Rayner, 17 Long Sumner J. 37 Southwell rd. Nottingham Fryer M. Farndon, Newark row edst, Nottingham Swindell Mrs. E. Bridge ~t. Worksop Graves P. Dunham, Newark Cheetham H. Woolaton, Nottin!Zham Taylor J. Market place, Newark Greenberry H. Northgate, Newark Clater T. Market street, East Retford Taylor W. 7 Soeinton st. Nottingham Grundy C. Mistertou, Gainsborough Clements T. King street, Southwell Thornton F. Hyson F:reen, Nottin!!:ham Hallifielfi F. Misterton, Gainsborough Cooling J. Castle gate, Newark Thornton J. Old Radford, Nottingham Hallifield w. Misterton, Gainsborough Cullen B. Eastwood, Nottingham Towle T. 4 Carrington l't. Nottingham Hardy S. Clarbororgb, Retford Cullen C. 5 Cheapside, Nottinl!ham Trachsel Frederick (analytical t con- Harvey R. Scarrington, Nottingham Cutts T.George st.NewBasfd.Nottnghm suiting), Potter street, Work8op Hill E. King street, Southwell Dale R. M. High street, Nottingham Trower J. Sutton·on-Trent, Newark Hinde W. Thurl{arton, Southwell Davis S. Kirkgate, Newark Wain W. Listergate, Nottingham Hindson C. Blyth, Norney, T1ckhill Dove J. Selston, Alfreton Wallis ·w. H. Carlton st. Nottin~ham Hopewell F. Rt~tcliffe-on-Trent, Not- Dudgeon G. Fryer lane, Nottingham Waterall G. 2 Chapel bar, Nottingham tingham Ely G. Bin!lham Waterall G. New Radford, Nottingham Hopewell J. Ratcliffe-on-Trent, Not- Fletcher C.19 Melbourne st.N ottingbam Watts J. 46 Beck street, N ottingbam tingham Fletcher G. Carlton road, Nottingham Webb R. New Lenton, Nottingham J a rues T. Ruddington, Nottingham Flint W. H ucknall Torkard, Nottingham Weightman T. Market place, Soutbwell Jones J. Blyth, l\Torksop GabbitasJ.Sutton-in-Ashfield,Mansfield Welberry G. Bridgegate, East Retford Kitchen w. Upton, Southwell Garratt E. Arnold, Nottingham Whitchurch S. 25 Cross 11t. Nottingham Lanes J. South Clifton, Newark Good all C. 41 Milton street, Nottingham White & Donnington, London rd. Long Lobley G. Harby, Lincoln GoodsonJ.Turnpike,Beeston,Nottinghm row, & Fisher~ate, Nottingham Martin R. Stapleford, Nottingham Green W. Kimberley, Nottingham White C. Bingham Masdin~ W. Northgate, Newark Grundy E. New Lenton, Nottingham White W. 53 Mansfleld rd. Nottingham Moor Mra. A. Hayton, Retford Hadfield W. P. Market place, Newark Wilcoekson C. V. 2 Albertstreet& Long Priestley W. North~atP, Newark Harrison J.Bridlesmith gate,Nottinghm row east, Nottingham Redfern Mrs. S. Barton-in-Falis, Not- Harrison T. Wheeler gate, Nottingham WilcocksonJ. G.Carlton st. Nottinghm tingbam Harvey J. Stodman street, Newark Williams W. 22 Long row east, Richardson W. Upton, South well Heath F. Sutton-on-Trent, Newark Nottingham Richmond W. Lambley, Nottingham HedderbyJ.Clumber street,Nottingham Wood A. Arnold, Nottin!lham Robert~ W. Misterton, Gainsborough Hemsworth W. Tuxford WoodJ. Clumher street, Nottingham Selby B. Normanton, Carlton-on-Trent Hole & Hollingsworth, Market place, WoodiVard W. 2 Long row wei!t, Shepperd D. New Radford, Nottingham Mant>field Nottingham Sbepperd D. Forest side, Nottingham Hudson G. Grove street, East Retford Wril(ht Mrs. S. St. James' street, SpencerS. Misterton, Gains borough Hugbes T. H.North Collingham,Newark Nottingham Storrs T. Clareborough,Retford Humphreys M. Middlemarsh,N ottingb111 CBEMJ:STS-Maaufactnrlag. Taylor G. Weston, Carlton-on-Trent HumphriesJ.Sussex street,Nottingham Ford J. Old Basford, Nottingham Wagstaff M. Beckingham, Bawtry Hurt J. Sneinton road, Nottingham Froggatt J. Old Lenton, Nottingham Walster T. L'lver'slane, Nework Jackson C.Sutton-in-Ashfidd,Mansfield Hall & Crof£, Holme, Newark, & in Whitby E. 33 London road,Nottingham Jackson H.MansfieldWoodho.Mansfield London CHAIR. MAX.E&S. Jackson W. Market place, Manstield Parr Samuel, 14 Poultry, Nottingham Allsop I. Low town, Worksop JenkinsT.B.ridlesmith gate,Nottingham Rogers G. Wilford street, Nottingham Brown A. Stapleford, Nottingham Jones J. Bndge street, Worksop Trachsel F. Potter street, Worksop Chapman J Greyhound st. Nottingham Jones W. Market place, Southwell CBJ:CO:R.Y MAN'U:E"ACTU:R.EL Crofts J w"ellow N ewark Kirk C. Kimberley, Nottingham Bownes J. Man~ field, Littleworth Darhy i Carol g~te East Retford Large H.Beast Market hill,Nottingham CB:IM¥NEY S'WBEPE:R.S. Hawes i Wellow Newark Lewis J. Sneinton street, Nottingham Bonsor W. !7 Chandler's la. Nottinghm Lawson j, Wilford street, Nottingham LittlewoodR.Sutton-in-Asbfi~Id,Mnsfld Brown P. Old Basf11rd, Notti~gham Lawson M. Lister ~ate, Nottingham Manful! J. New Lenton, Nottm!f,ham D!>dd J. 6! York strePt, Nottmgham LaughtonH.St.Peter's gate,Nottingham Marc~ W. Market place, N~wark Gtll W. Westgate, Southwel~ Senior T. Long row, Nottingham Marr~ott W. 9ar Cols ton, Bmgham Pears~,n J. Stapleford, Not.tmgham Smith w. Moorgate East Retford Marr1s 'J'. Brtdge street, Worksop Ruff G. Houndsgate, Nottmgham Walker F Askham 'Tuxford 1\liddleton J. Hyson green, Nottingham Scott J. Moorgate, East Rett'ord Walker J." M. Tuxfdrd Naylor T. Tuxford Smith J. Lister gate, Nottingham CHARCOAL MAKER. Naylor W. Market place, Worksop Ward E. Moorgate, East Retford . • Newball T. A. Derby road, Nottingham CB:I:NA, GLASS&.. EAR.TBEl\T• Tracbsel Freder1ck, Potter st. Worksop Nightingale J. S. Epperstone, Soutbwell 'WA:R.E DBAI.E:R.S. CBBESEMOl'lGE:R.S. North W. New Radford, NottinRham Anderson J. Market place, Newark Chapman J. Lister gatP, Nottingham Norwebb B. New Radford, Notlingham .~tkinson C. Varol!late, East RPtford Os borne R. 3 Albert street, N ottingbam Oldham J. Market place, Mansfield Barnard D. 6 Beast Mrkt. hi. N ottinghm Slater J. Greyhound street, Nottingham PaiPihorpe Samuel, 33 Carringtonstreet, Bertie Mr~. J. New Radford, N ottinghm White J. Smithy row, Nottinl!ham Nottingham Bradbury J. 3 Carlton st. Nottingham Wil_leyJ.G.5BeastMarket hill,Nottnghm Parker S. 25 Beck lane, Nottingham Butler W. jun. Swann's yard, Long Wr1gh~ & Brown, 13 Long row east, Paulson Eliezer, Church st. Mansfield row east, Nottingham Nottmgham Paulson E.l\:lansfield Woodhonqe,Mnsfld Cliffe Miss S. Kirkgate, Newark CREMJ:STS &.. D:R.'UGG:ISTS. Pmder S. Laxton, Carlton-on-Trent Ellis C. 13 Hockley, Nottio~~;bam Adin T. Sutton-in-Ashfield, Mansfidd Postill W. Bridge street, Newark Frost J. Chandler's lane, Nottingham Agllr W. Brid~ega.te, Ea!i!t Retford Procter R. Ca~tle gate, Newark Henshaw G. Sutton-in-Aqhton, Mansfld Allcock Samuel, Drury bill,Nottingham Rawson W. Carol gate, East Retford Hurst J. 16 Chapel bar, Nottingham Appleby F. Market place, East Retford Redman F. StorJrn:1n street, Newark lnger E. Long row east, Nottiugharn Atkinson R. Old Basford, Nottingham Reynolds W. Hyson green, Nottingham Kerr J. Ollerton Baker W. Market place, Eo~st Retford Riley S. J. Kingstonstreet,Nottingho~m Key J. Blyth, Worksop Barlow T. Carlton street & Hockley, Riley T. 15 Barker gate, Nottingham Knight J. Lombard street, Newark Nottin~bam Robmson Cbarle-l Laorence (pharma- Moore Mrs. M. Bridge gate, Ea. Retfrd BassC.l3 Low. Parliament "t.Nottinghm ceutical), Westgate, Manstield Oxspring J. New Lenton, Nottingham Bdxter G. Market place, Worksop Robinson J. Charlotte st. Nottingham Palmer E. G. Market place, N ewark .Beardslev J. 20 Soeinton st.Nottingham Robinson W. Hyson green, Nottingham Ro.e C. Potter street, Work .. op Bennett W. North:zate, Newark Roe T. Ollerton Ross J. Newton street, Nottingham Betts J. H. Market place, Ne,vark Rowbottorn J. 39 Beck st. Nottingham Sharp H. Bridlesmith gate, Nottingham Bloor J. Farnsfield, Southwell 8aunders J. New Radford, Nottingham Sbaw & Reuben & Son, Worksop BramleyJ.Churchst.OidBasfd.Nttnghm Sheppard R. R. KirkgatP, Newark Shaw T. Nottingham road, Mansfield Bri)!gS W. 29 Carter gate, Nottingham 8heppard S. Fdrnsfield, South well Shooter S. Stapleford, N ottingbam Buck E. B. Tuxford Sbepperley J. 15 LoHg row west, Spencer J. King street, Southwell BucklandE.Sutton-in~Ashfield,Mansfld Nottingham Storer W. U :Milton street, Nottingltam L .
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    A616 B6139 B6020 A17 A617 Kelham A6097 Ravenshead Haywood Oaks Danger Area Halam Upton Averham Nuncargate Coddington Annesley Newark on A614 Brant Broughton A60 Southwell Trent Beckingham A1 A608 Newstead M1 A46 B6326 Rolleston East C Sansom Barnby in the A17 o Willows 27 Wood a Stragglethorpe Farndon st Halloughton M Oxton a former in Balderton Line Papplewick Calverton Morton Linby B6011 Fiskerton A611 Colliery Hawton site Fernwood Bankwood Farm Airstrip Bleasby B683 B6386 East Stoke Hucknall Calverton Thurgarton Claypole Epperstone Stubton Watnall B6009 Airfield Bestwood Village Woodborough Elston Caytho Gonalston Greasley Bestwood RAF Syerston Syerston Fries Country Park Flintham Flintham Lowdham Hoveringham Rise Park Redhill Dry Doddington Jericho Kneeton Hough on the Top Valley Caythorpe Flintham Watnall Arnold Farm Hill Bestwood Park Glebe Farm B684 Sibthorpe Airstrip Bulwell Estate Lambley Kimberley Ea st Highbury Vale Red Lodge C Nuthall o a Bulcote Shelton s t Hempshill Vale Long Bennington Westborough M Swingate a in Hougham Woodthorpe Burton Joyce Gunthorpe L A46 i A6211 n Screveton e Assarts Farm Cinderhill Staunton in the Vale Estate Mapperley Margidunum Hawksworth A1 Sherwood East Bridgford Marston Broxtowe Old Basford Gedling Car Colston Aspley Flawborough Foston Mapperley Shelford Thoroton Whitemoor New Basford A60 Strelley Park Bilborough Forest Fields Newton M1 Carlton Stoke Bardolph Margidunum Scarrington Beechdale Barkston St Ann's Netherfield Bakersfield Orston Normanton Syston Radford Colwick A609 A6002 Gonerby Moor