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THE Co-RPORATION of BIRMINGHAM ' ... • .. •• -· . I I • • .. • • • • • • , . ' • . ' . ~ .. .{-. '· ·:··-'- ·... ·· · " _, . .. "" . • • • I I .. - . ' .' ~ . .... ... ' ' . ' ' ' ·• . ' ~ ! ' . • .. ' • • LIST OF ·THE co-RPORATION OF BIRMINGHAM ' . ' . ' • BE·ING THE FIRST ELECTED UNDER. THE NEW MUNICIJ? AL ACT OF VICTORIA. 1839. MAYOR William Scholefield, Esq. J TOWN CLER~ Wm. Redfern, Esq. ALDERMEN. .. Be ale Satnuel, St M arys Ward J en kins William, Deritend ~ Bordesley Betts J'ohn, Duddeston cum Neckells " Lawrence John Towers, St Martins Bolton Thomas, MarketHall Meredith John, Hampton Gammon Willian1, Duddeston cum Nee/tells Muntz Philip Henry, All Saints Hadley Benjamin, Ladywood Scholefield Clement Cotteril, St Georges Harrold William, St Pauls Scolefield William, StPeters Hutton Samuel, St Peters Sturge J oseph, St 'l'homas's Ingall Willi~m, Deritend "" Bordesley V an Wart Henry, Edgbaston COUNCILLORS. Aspinall Thomas, Market Hall Ward Matchett Frederick, .All Saints Barnett David, St Peters M iddle1nore William, St Georges Blunt George V ern on, Hampton Moorsom Constantine Richard, Edgba.r~lon Clarke Francis, St Pauls Page F'airbrother, Duddeston cum Nee/tells Clarke Thomas, jun. Ladywood Page William, D1uldeston cu1n Nechell$ Clowes Thomas, Market Hall Pare William, St Thomas's Cornforth John, Duddeston cum Nechells Parker John Frederick, StPeters Court William, St Georges Phillips Thomas, St Martins · Cutler J oseph Horatio, St Marys Pierce John, Duddeston cum Nech.ells Drake J ames, St Petera Rawlings J oseph, Deritend ~ Bordesley Field John, Deritend et Bordesley Red fern Bartholomew, Edgbaston Geach Charles, St Peters Rod way John, St Martins Hadley Thomas, Ladywood l{yley R,obert, Deritend ~ Bordesley Hard man J ol1n jun. St Pauls Salt Thontas Clutton, St Georges Hard wick John, Deritend ~ Bordesley Shakespear Samuel, .Alt Saints Hawkes John, Deritend ~ Bordesley Smith Charles, Market Hall Hickling Thomas, Duddeston Cum Nechells Smith William Hazlewood, St Thomas's J enkins William, Ladywood Stone William, St Marys J ennings William, H a'f!lplon Sturge Charles, Edgbaston Law4~n Alfred, St Georges Taylor Robert Henry, St Peters Lucas Edward, St Pauls Tongue Charles, Hampton Lutwyche Charles Thoma.~, All Saints Truman Charles, Duddeston cum J.Vechells Martin Edward Montgomery, St Peters 'V eston Thomas, St Martins Mason Robert Crump, St Marys Wigley Reuben, Deritend ~ Bordesley AUDITORS AND ASSESSORS,; Elected Marc/, 1839. AUDITORS FOR THE BOROUGH. St. Paul's. David Matins, jun. Brass Found.er, Buckley Samuel, jun. Merchant, Bristol road Great Charles street; and Daniel Turner, Denust, Hopkihs John l:lead, Draper, Bull street Newhall street. ' . Market Hall. Thomas Derby, jun, Ironmonger, ' . ASSESSORS POR THE BOROUGH. Bristol street ; and Thomas Perkins, Brush Manu· Lee T. Eyre, Attorney, Cam den cottage, W arstone la facturer, High street. ,, Wills William, Attorney, George street, Edgbaston St. Peter's. Thomas Smith James, Attorney, or \Vaterloo street; and William Penn Allcock, Attor~ • WARD ASSESSORS. ' ney, Union street. ·Lady WtJod. J acob Pope, gent. Frederick 8treet; St. Martin's. Thos. Griffitbs, Tin Plate Worker, and Arthur Ryland, Attorney, Cherry street- 1\1 oat row; and John Gameson, Cabinet· !\faker, . .All Saints'. Benjamin Willough'by, Curtain Ring Digbeth. Manufacturer, Great Hampton stre·et; and Richard St. 'l,homas' s. J ames Poulton, J' ewellex, Horse Barlow, Timber merchant, Albion street. Fair; and Boy er Fiddian, Factor, Broad street. H amptc1n. William H~nry Deeley, .Spur Manu­ Edgbaston. William Boultbee, gent. Freder1ck facturer, Great Hampton street; and Richd. Rogers, ' street ; and Edward :A.rmfie1d, gent. Hagley road. Bone Toy Maker, Church street. Deritend and Bordesley. Robert W ebb, gent. St. George's. William Dunn Wheeler, Attorney, Ca1np hill; and Thos. Beilby, gent. Catnp hill. Waterloo street; and J. Deeley, gent.. Summer lane. f>u.daeston cum Neckells. Richard Taylor, Malt· St. Mary's. William Harrison, J apanner, Fisher ster, Holte street; and U.obt. B1·own, Gun Stocker, a~o. d William Smith, Tailor, Dale end... Ashted row •. ..... ' . .. • • • .
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