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436 Pum Trades 436 PUM TRADES. (SHROPSHIRE. PUMP l'dANUFA.CTURERS. RAM l'dANUF ACTURER. Davies Miss E. 19 Watergate street, Pearn Frank A Co. Limited, Davies E. Atlas foundry, Shrewsbury. Ellesmere We at Gorton, Manchester; See advertisement Edwards Mrs. Elizabeth, Market st. pumping machinery for all Craven Arms purposes. T A 11 Pumps" ~EADING & NEWS ROOMS. E.Liesmere Temperance & Refreshment !.dderley (C. W. Bradbury, sec.), Rooms (open on tues. only from 12 PUNT BUILDER. Adderley, Market Drayton to 4) (Fred Ashley, sec.), Cross st. A.lbrighton Institute Reading Rooms Ellesmere Cooper Thomas ; workshops & show ..... A h ) Farnell J ames, 12 Stafford st. Market rooms, Old Coleham, Shrewsbury. (Rev. P . R . B artl ey .1.u. • on. sec. , See advertisement Albrighton, Wolverhampton Drayton Beckbury Reading Rooms (Albt. Wm. Fulgani J. 38 High st. Whitchurch Breese, sec.), Beckbury, Shifnal Gittins George James, Railway stn. QUARRY OWNERS. Bromfield Parish Reading Boom, Woofferton, Brimfield (Herefordsh) Abdon Clee Stone Quarry Co. Ltd. Bromfield, Ludlow Goddard Mrs. S. Madeira walk, Priors Ditton, Bridgnorth Broseley (Thos Jones sec ) Victoria Church 8 tretton Bate Samuel, Clee Bill, Ludlow hall, Bro11eley ' · ' Gr~ntham. William W. Railway sta- Briggs Gerald, Minsterley, Shrwsbry Childs Ercall Reading Room (George tlOn, Bndgnorth. Ceiriog Granite ·Co. Ltd. Llanddu, Berry, sec.), Childs Ercall, Market Great. Western. Rallway Co. Railway Llynclys, Oswestry Drayton statiOn, Wellmgton Glee Hill Dhu Stone Co. (Frederick Olddlebury ReadinO" Room & Working Hammonds Mrs.E.Gobowen, Os-westry King, mngr.), Knowbury, Ludlow; Men's Club (John Henry Gornall, rones Bros. 3 & 4 Shuplatch, Shrwsby offices, Railway station, Ludlow hon. sec.),Diddlebury,Craven Arms Jones Mrs. M. F. 13 J:eg st. Oswestry Clee Hill Granite Co. Ltd. (Richard Ellesmere Reading Room (Charles H. Jones Thomas, 58 H1gh st. Church L ee-R o b ert 'l, managing· d.1rector ) , G'l1 es, sec. ,• J . M"l1 ne, care t a k er ) , L Strettonh M A W"ll t Ell Clee Hill, Ludlow Ellesmere eec . rs. 27 I ow s . esmere Field & Mackay, Titterstone quarries, Foresters' Hall Reading Room (T . .Mach~n F. 6 .Market arcade,Shrwsbry Bitterley, Ludlow Griffiths, sec.), Edgmond, Newport Morns Mrs. .Ada, 35b, Wyle cop, Granham Moor Quarry Co. Limited Hig-h Hatton (H. Jones, sec.), High Shrewsb~r,r {Amos J. Bennett, manager), Hatton, Shrewsbury Pf1a~ce Wllham Ernest Gordon, 54 Pontesbury, Shrewsbury & The Hinstock Reading Room (Frank ~Igh street, Church Stretton . Square. Shrewsbury Haldern, sec.), Hinstock, Market Pomton J .. 0_. Fores_t Glen,, Wellmgtn Grinshill (The) Stone Quarries eo Drayton Pr~ctor W1lbam, BICton, ~hrews~ury (John L. Hancock), Grinsbtll, Hopesay Reading Boom & Library Railway. Refre... hment Roums (Jnmt Shrewsbury (Arnold M. Puge, sec.; Miss Lucy t:ommittee) (George !ames Wal~er, Hayes Willlam & Son, Barrow street. Marston, librarian), Aston-on-Clun hcense holder), Rmlway statwn, Much Wenlock; works, The [ronbridge Parish Room, Madeley rd. Shrewsbury , Knowle, Presthope; depots, Much Ironbridge Royal Oak Cafe & Temperance Hotel Wenlock, Longville & Harton Road lronbridge Reading,Lecture & Billiard (Thomas Dobson, proprietor), 13 Railway sta.tbns Rtloms (A. W. Bartlam, hon. sec.), Tower stre~t, Ludlow Lock Chas. E. Bayston Hill,Shrwsl>rv Wharfage, Ironbridge ~anders Edwm: 7 Raven lane,, Ludlo~ Porthywaen Lime Co. Ltd. ( 1 he·) Ludlow Reading & News Room(Arth . ...,hrewsbury Brit:sh_Workrren s Public (Edmund Morrish, sec.); reg. w. Weyman, hon. sec.; opened to House Co. L1m1ted (Mr_s. Fanny office, Llynclys, Oswestry; & at m~mher;o from 8 a m. to IO p.m.), Rhodes, manageress), Prmcess st. Llanymynech (Mont) Castle st1'eet, Ludlow Shrewsbury Smith John Parson (exors. of), Norton-in-Hales (Thomas Batho,sec.), Thomas Mr~. S. D~le st.Craven Arms Pontesbury, Shrewsbury & Bank Norton-in-Hales, Market Drayton Vaughan Misses Ehzh. Ann & Margt. chambers, Market st. Shrewsbury O.•w~stry Fr~e Library & Public &Pad· Ja?e, New street, Oswest~y W~bb William, Hay quarry, Alvel~y, ing !Worn (Geor,g-e Wm. Ferringotnn. Walhs Mrs. Jane, Ireland s Cross, Brid~orth sec.; Frank Seward, librarian), Woore, Newc~stle (St~1Is) Wehhvool tltandard Granite Co. Lim. Guildhall, Oswestry Woodhouse Miss . Harnet, 18 West (Edmund Morrish, sec.); reg. Powis Institute & Reading Room Castle street, Bndgnorth office. Llvnclys. o~-wPstry (G. W. Day, hon. sec.), Bishop's Wonrl Geoffrey & William Benj. Ball Castle REGISTRARS OF BIRTHS, Close quarries, Alveley, Bridgnorth Stanton (W. J. Powell, sec.), Stan- DEATHS & MARRIAGES. ton, Shrewsbury . Stockton & Norton (Arthur Davis, Ball W. A. R. West view, Waters RAG MERCHANTS. sec.), Norton, Shifnal Upton, Wellington Curtis Nicholas, Birch row,Ellesmere Tong RPading Room (Rev. J. E. Beaman George Edwa.rd, Lyth villa, Downes Richard A. Hill's lane, Auden M.A. sec.), Tong, Shifnal Upper rd. Meole Brace, Shre~sbury Shrewsbury Trdl.ach Reading Room (Mrs. Bingham E. 34 Church street,Shifnal Hicl;:m!ln Thomas, Cheshire street, Probert, ea r~taker), Treflach.Oswstr:v Bingham Edward Lawrence (deputy), Market Drayton Victoria Reading Room (John R 34 Church street, Shifnal Peak, hon. sec.), Ruyton, Shrwsbry Booth Vincent Strawson (deputy supt. ), 7 Victoria road, Shifnal RAILWAY COMPANIES. Weston Lullin!!'fi.Pld Reading Room (Thomas Richard Grateley, sec.), Rridgwater Edmund, <Jhirbui·~ Bridgnorth Castle Hill Railway Co. Weston Lullingfield, Shrewsbury Brooke~ Robert George, 13 Raven lantt, Limited (Tbos. Whitefoot, -sec.), Yockleton Reading- Room (Thomas Ludlow registere-<1 office. Cafltle ter.Bridgnth Bromley, sec.), Yockleton,Shrwsbry Bull Chas. H. Church street, O!'westry Cambrian (S. Williamson, sec. & Hull Jn. C. (snpt ). Chnrch ;;;t n,.w"'ty general manager ; G. C. McDonald, REFRESHMENT CON­ Clark Charles VincPnt, 63 Victoria chief engineer ; W. Finchett, TRACTORS. road, Market D1'ayton accountant; T. S. Goldsworthy, Clarke Leonard (marriages), 24 St. Benstead 0. G. Sefton house, PrincPs~ sto"ekeeper; H. E. Jones, loco­ o;;trPet, Shrewsbury. See adver­ John's hill, Shrewsbury motive supt. ; W. K. Minshall, soli­ tisement Clayton Rupert J. (marriages), Bar­ citor; Charles Williams, station nard street, Wem, Shrewsburv master), Oswald road, Oswestry County Restaurant, Market street & • Swan hill, Shrewsburv Climer Edmund CPcil (supt. ), Sum- Cleobury Mortimer & Ditton Pnors • Davies Jacob Brown, 13 Castle gates. merfield road, Wem, Shrewsbury Li~ht Railway Co. (Ernest J. Cook George William, Vine cottage, Morris, general manager), Cleobury Shrewsbury Railwav •E>Pt, Thirf!rnnl'th .J ones Brothers, 3 & 4 Shoplatch, Mortimer Cook William F. (Stottesdon sub-dis­ Shropshire Uninn Railway & Cana1 Shrewsbury trict), Cleobury Mortimer Co. (John WhitPhPad. agent),Canal Cooper Francis .Tohn ( den11tv !!Upt. ), side. Hadley, WPllint?"ton; (Wm. REFRESHMENT ROOMS. 9 High street, Much Wenlock B~.>nnett, agent) Old wharf. Market See also Dining Rooms. ,...m·hett R L. O·•kPnqo::~t~>-:. \\'p ling-ton Drayton; (Thomas Smith. at?"ent) Beauclerk Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth, 37 Crickmer Geo. G.r2g High st.Newprt Newport; (Samuel H. Bloomer, Leg street, Oswestry 0'lvies Charles. PrPt>s. Whitchm·ch a<r~nt) Roft street, Oswestry & Brown John, •Woore, Newcastle,Staffs DwiPs William HPnry (marriages), (William Wvnne, agent) Canal Joalport Loffee Hom;e & RPfreshmPnt H<>fod-Wvnne, Mount rd. Oswestry wharf, Whitchurch Co. Limited (William Bailey, sec.). Eardley W. H. Hill crest, Spring SnailhPllCh Di~trict Railwav Co. Coalport. lronbridg~> bank, Chu-..ch Stretton (Avthur H. Bard swell, sec.), 3 County Restaurant, Market street & Edge Miss Mary J. (deputy), Mill Upper Brook strePt. OswP!'try Swan hill, Shrewsbury house, Broseley • .
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