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Trades Direotory. Op'fice OP'FICE TRADES DIREOTORY. 669 --._----------- ----_._-- ---------- SHIP SMITHs-continued. Ferguson G. & Son, 8 High st. Gateshd Bell R. 30 Trimdon st. B, Sunderland Nelson & Sanderson, 122 Wapping st. Bell R. Peacock street, B, Sunderland South ::lhields SHOD~Y D~ALE:R.S. Bell T. 7 Bottle bank, Gateshead Pearson J. Albion tel'. West Hartlepool Fox.J. West mIlls & HIghTenters street, Bell T. 131 Coronation st. B, Sunderland PenlDan H. 112 Hio'h street Sunderlan BIshop Auckland Bell T. High Felling, Lower Heworth, Reay &Usher, South Hylto~, Sunderlnd Senior R. Russell st. Bishop Auckland Gateshead Redman J.N.70Whitburn st.M,Sunderld SHOEMAKERS Bellerby R. Hylton road, B, Sunderland Reed J. IIudleston st. M. Sunderland See Boot £" Sl k· , Bellerby ·W. Tantoby, Gateshead Robinson R. Albion tel'. West Hartlepool / tl we 1ll(J e1.~. Bennett Mrs.E. 56 Shadwell st.S.Shields Robson T. Southgate street, Hartlepool SHOPKEEPERS. Bennison H. Stockton st. W.Hartlepool Salkeld H. Long bank, Sunderland Ableson W. Commercial st. Stockton Best G. Shildon, Darlington Simm P. Middleton, Hartlepool Adamson l\'Irs. E. 2.5 Crescent row, B, Best R. 12 Warren street, Sunderland Skilbeck J. Quay side, Stockton Sunderland Birleson P. Bh·tley, Fence Houses Smith & Hind, ·13 & 44 High street, Adamson G. 82 High st. Sunderland Bittles J. Laygate street, South Shields Stockton Adamson J. Newbottle lane, Houghton- Blue J. Salt meadows, Gateshead Smurthwaite J. Albion ter.West Hartlpl le-Spring Boddy T. Pipewell g'Ute, Gateshead Taylors & Clouston, Jarrow quay, Jar- Adey E. Jarrow, Gateshead Bogg-on M. Cobden terrace, Mount row, Gateshead Ainsley M. 9l Victor st. M, Sunderland Pleasant, Gateshead Taylor C. East street, West Hartlepool Airey W. North terrace, Hartlepool Bolam R. 35 North quay, M,Sunderland Taylor T. West dock, West Hartlepool Alcock G. 34 Broad st. M, Sunderland Bollen Miss I. 32 Brunswck.st.S.Shields Thompson G. Brunswick street, West Alder J. Cornsey, Durham Booth J. Violet banks, Bishop Auckland Hartlepool Alder Mrs. S. 84 Dame Dorothy st. M, Booth J. Etherley Todd 'r. 41 Quee~ street, ~,Sunderl~nd Sunderland Booth W. Etherley, Bishop Auckland Toward & Co. MIddle landmg, Wappmg Alderson G.21 Walworth st. B, Sundrlnd Booth W. Pallion, B, Sunderland street, South Shields Alderson J. Cleveland st. Hartlepool Botcherby Mrs. M. 26 Northumberland White John, Phomix foundry, Whitby AldersonW.Marketp1.Shildon,Darlngtn street, B, Sunderland st:eet~ West Hart~epool Alexander G. Bell quay, Lower Heworth Boulton M. North terrace,SeahamHarbr WhIte '1. J. SunnysIde, Hartlepool Allan N. 8 Grahamsley street,Gateshead Bowbank B. Commercial row Coxhoe Wilkinson Bros. East Hendon, Sundrlnd AlIen G. 19 Commercial road, S. Shields Ferry Hill " SHIP SURVEYORS. Allison R. Whitburn, Sunderlll;nd Bower Mrs. 1\[,47 Heron st. S. Shields Bainbridge ,\Y. 14 Saville st. S. Shields Almo~ R. Berry edge, Conslde-cum·· Bowman J. Wreckenton,.Gateshead Bains A. 20 East Saville st. S. Shields Kmtsley, Gateshead Bowman Mrs.M. New ShIldon,Darlngtn Darling A. '1'unstal terrace, Peel street, Almond J. Albert hill, Darlington Bowness G. Newgatest.BishopAuckland B Sunderland Almond W. Chapman street, Hartlepool Brack J. 13 Howick st. M. Sunderland Davidson W. Victoria tel'. We. Hal·tlepl Anderson H. 4 !Iero.n st. South S~i~lds Bradley Mrs.~. Princess st. Stockton Evans H. Woodbine st. South Shields Anderson H. VICtorIa rd. South ::ShIelds Bradley P. 4 Gllesgate, Durham Gladstone S. P.Victoria ter.We.Hartlepl AndersonW.Shotton colliery,CastleEden Branch T. Sherburn hill, Durham Laing J. (steamboat) 21 John's plaee Applegarth J. Chapel row, Shildon Branfoot Mrs. H. 27 vVahvorth street,B, West street, Gatesh~ad ' Appleton P. Provision market, West Sunderland Lloyd'8 Surveyor's Office (S. S. Hodg- Holborn, South Shields Brecknell W. 9 Pipe:vell gate,Gateshead son), 4G Villiers street B Sunderland Archer T. Dunston, Gateshead Breckon G. New Shlldon, Darlington lH.urray J. Southgate st;eet, Hartlepool A~le J. 100 West Holborn, S. Shields Br~wster J. 67 B.onnersfield,M,S~mdrhId NlCholson J. & Co. 11 Market place Almstrong Mrs. J. n Hendon road, B, Brltton C.17 SkInner gate, Darlmgton South Shields ' Sunderland Britton W. Jersey st. West Hartlepool Nicholson H. 3 Burrows st. S. Shields Armstrong Mrs. M. 5 East Keppel st. Brock Mrs. E. 31 Shadwell st. S.Shields Rowell Georg'e Dodds 75 Dundas st. M South Shields Brown E. Berry edge, Conside-cum- Sunderland' , Arnett J.21 Hedley st. B, Sunderland Knitsley, Gateshead Williams W. C. 1 Mastel' Mariner's Arnett T. Leadgate, Iveson, Gateshead Brown G. R. Fowler st. South Shields cottages South Shields . Athey.r. 31 Broad st. M, Sunderland Brown J. Hebburn, Jarrow, Gateshead ~ Atkin W. 70 Hig'h street, Sunderland Brown J. High Bomlgate, Bp.Auckland SHIPS'. OUTPZ~TE:R~. Atkinson J. Wolviston, Billingham, Brown J. Burleigh street, Sunderland A.rmstrong BenJ. Hack Norfolk st. ::5ndl'ld Stockton Brown R. Pipewell hill Gateshead Kelly James, South dock, Sunderland Attv R. 25 Dundas st. M, Sunderland Brown '1'. Tal1toby, Gateshead Smith Peter, Millum tel'. :M. SUl1derlncl Bacon Mrs. M. Carr's hill, Gateshead Brown W. Brown st. West Hartlepool SHZPPING MASTER Bailey Mrs. A. Scarboroug'h street,'Vest Brown W.1 Hardwickst.M,Sunderland ., ,.• Hartlepool Brown W. Slake telTace, South Shields RIgby J. Ferry street, South ShIelds Bailey E. 8 Hanover place, Ayres Quay Brown W. 34 Union alley, South Shields SHXPWRZGHTS. road, B, Sunderland Brownbridge VV. Fore Bondgate, Bishop Bains T. 7 Burrows st. South Shields Bainbridg'e Mrs. A. Gainford, Darlingtn Auckland Barnfather W. Quav Hebburn Jarrow Bainbridge J. 126 High st. Gateshead Bruce Mrs. E. 6 George st. Sunderland Bothwick J. West J~ck, We. Hartlepool Ball J .Sunderland st;Houghton-le-Sprg Brunswick MI:s.A. Anderson st.,s.Shields Brown R. 7 Thames st. South Shields BarberG.St.Andrew sAucklal1d,Durhm Bllckham M.Jun. Satley, Darlmgton Chapman A. West dock; residence, Barclay J .High Felling,LowerHeworth, Huddle R. 17 \YiIlia,mson s~.M,Sundrlnd Knowles street, 'Vest Hartlepool Gateshead Buglass A. Carr vIlle, GIlesgate moor, Cockburn J. & J. Middleton, Hartlepool Barker J. Norton, Stockton Durham Cockburn J. Throston street, Hartlepool Harker J. 5 Thomas st. M, Sunderland Buglass T. Heworth shore, Lower He- Cockburn J. Hart street Hartlepool Barkess Mrs. D. Union lane, Gateshead worth, Gateiihead Davison J. Victor st. M: Sunderland Bm'ron Mrs. I. 2 .Fowler st. S. Shields Bullock W. Winlaton, N~wcastle Douglass T. & J. West dock; residence, Barron Ri 134 HIgh street, Gatesh~ad Bulmer Mrs. M. 12 HamIlton street, M, York road, West Hartlepool Ban'on " . Tem~l~ town, S01~th ShIelds Sunderland . Dring M. 8 Archer st. West Hartlepool Bartram.T. ~arltIme street, ::5tockton Burdess A. Shotton collIery, CastleEden Elliott J. 73 Thames st. South Shields Bates W. MIddlegate street, Hartlepool Burdon 'V. High Conisclitfe,Darlington Hedley T. Victoria dock' residence Battensby H. Billingham, Stockton Burn Miss I.Chester-Ie-Street,FenceHo E~rypt, Hartlepool' , Baxter J. 15pundas st. M, Sunderland Burn T. 61 Pipewell gate, Gateshead Irvin Luke & Brothers, Victoria dock, Beal R. 27 BIshopwearmouth pann's, B, Burnell J .102 Gilesg'ate, Durham Hartlepool Sunderland Butler G.26 George street, Sunderland Ir\'in J. North terrace, Hartlepool Bean S. Blackburn edge, Lamesley, Buxton Mrs. J. New Shildon,DarIington Irvin L. North terrace, Hartlepool Gateshead Caile R. Etherley, Bishop Auckland Irvin M. Hart street, Hartlepool Beaven H. T. Ru:ffside, Edmundbyers, Calvert Mrs. S. 66 Victor st.M,Sundrlnd Morgan J. East Hendon, Sunderland Shotley Bridge Campbell R. 217 High st. Gateshead Pearson J. Scarborough st.We. Hartlepl Bell Mrs. E.Brookestreet,Hay street,M, Campbell W. 145 Coronation street, B, Rennison W. Pelaw main, Hebhurn Sunderland Sunderland SaIton F. Scarborough st. VI' e. Hartlepl Brll Mrs. E. 47 Commercial rd.S.Shields Carini Mrs. J. Wellington la.B.Sndrlnd Smal1wood & Stamp, West uock, West Bell Mrs. F. Eighton bank, Lamesley, Carlan T. 160 High street, Gateshead Hartlepool Gateshead Carl' C. Market place, Bishop Auckland StableI' J. West dock, West Hartlepool Bell H. Mo~ley street,West Hartlepool Sarr G. Oakwelllane, Gateshead Trotter R. JalTowquay Jarl'ow Gateshd Bell J. WhIckham, Gateshead Carr J. Edmondsley, Durham ,, Bell J. 52 Cuthbert st. South Shields Carr :Miss M. Stranton,West Hartlepool SHl'RT MAKERS. Bell J. 24 Low street, Sunderland Carter Miss M. Stockton st.W. HartlepI Cowell\Iiss E. Che'lter-Ie-St. Fence Ho Bell J. Paradise street, Stockton Carter T. George street, South Shields . •.
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