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Shropshire. .Be.B 613 TRADES DmECTORY.J SHROPSHIRE. .BE.B 613 manager) The Cross, Oswestry ~ & Baguley Mrs. Harriet, Coalport road, Fallows Hy. :1'19 Frankwell, Shrewsbury (sub-agency) open tuesday, u to 3, & Madeley R.S.O Fallows Mrs. L. Pontesbury,Shrewsbury fair days. Clun R.S.O.; draw on Bailey Benjamin, Market street, Oaken- Foster Henry, Horsehay R.S.O London & Westminster Bank Limited, gates, Wellington Fieldhouse John, 90 Highst. Wellington London B c Btt.iley Edwd. Dawley rd. Dawley R.S.O FranceR.O.B.31Up.Churcb st.Oswestry Oswestry Old Bank (Croxon, Jones & Bailey Mrs. Esther, Old park, Matins- Francis Jn. Coalport rd. Madeley R.S.O Co. ), Willow street, Oswestry ; draw on lee, Da.wJey R.S. 0 Ga.llier Cha.s. Potter's bank, Wellington London& Westminster Bank Limited, Bailey Thomas, Madeley Wood green, Gardner Henry, Hadley, Wellington London E c Ironbridge R.S.O Gauge George, Maesbury, Oswestry Salop Old Bank, see Eston, Burton & BarberT.Queen's head,Wootton,Oswstry Gazard Mrs. 8. Wrekin rd. Wellington Co. Shrewsbury Beard Thos. Coalport,lronbridge R.S.O Gilderoy James, Ketley, Wellington Beech Mrs.Jane,61Mill bank, Wellington Gough Mrs. Mary, Hope, Shrewsbury BARGE BUILDERS. Bembow A.Mosterley,Cound,Shrewsbry Gough Thomas,:n Mill bank, Wellingtn See Boat & Barge Builders. Benbow Wm. Court st. Madeley R.S.O Grainger Andrew, 82 High st. Wellingtn Binns William, The Nabb, Wellington Granger George, High st.Dawley R.S.O BARGE OwNER. Birch Benjamin, 36 High st. Wellington Green George, New town, Whitchurch Beard Thomas, Jackfield R.S.O Birch Enoch, St. George's. Wellington Griffiths D. Pant, Crickheath,Oswestry Bourne James, The Trench, Wellington GriffithsD.G.Holly eot.Chettn.Bridgnth BARK MERCHANTS. Bowen Chas. Alfd. Highley, Bridgnorth Griffiths Thomas, Nash, Tenbnry Simpson Hortensius Coates, Gram•ille Bowker Mrs. F. Farmcot.t, Bridgnorth Guy Joseph,Court st. MadeleyR.S.O street, Copthorne road, Shrewsbury Bramwell Wm. St. George's, Wellington Haffner Geo. Albrighton, Wolverhmptn Brazier Mrs. Selina, Aston, Bridgnorth Hall Mrs. Clara., Nordley, Astley BARRISTERS. Breakwell John, Chehnarsh, Bridgnorth .Abbotts, Bridgnorth Graham Alexander, Dogpole chambers, Breakwell John, Sutt.on, Bridgnorth Hamner Edward, What'f, Cheswardine, Dogpole, Shrewsbury Breese Hyla, High street, Clun R.S.O Market Drayton Wood Edmund Burke .J.P. Moretou hall, Brick Samuel, Highley, Bridgnorth HancockMrs. .A.Bridge st.MadeleyR.S.O Weston Rhyn, Ruabon Brick Samuel, jun. Highley, Bridgnorth Hancock Mrs. Mary, Commercial build- Bristow Hy. 16 Listley st. Bridgnorth ings, Madeley R.S.O BASEMENT LIGHTING MFRS. Brooks Jn. Spring gardens, Shrewsbury Handley Samuel, Tilley, Shrewsbury St. Pancras Iron-Work Co. St. Pancras Brown George, The Trench, Wellington Harris William, Hort.on, Wellington road, London N w Brown Henry, 14 Watling st.Wellington Harrod W.Edgton,Aston-on-ClunR.S.O .,... K RS Brown Joseph, Chapel st. Dawley R.S.O Hartshornc Mrs. Martha, Broseley wood, B ASKET & S IEV E .ou.A E · BrownJoseph Henry,Hadley, Wellington Broseley R.S.O Cadwallader Mrs. Agnes Susannah, Leg Brown Mrs. 1\Iary, Hadley, Wellington Haycock Harry, Frodesley, Shrewsbury street, Oswestry Brown Samuel, Mill bank, Wellington Hayward John, High street, Shifnal Dawson William, High street, Newport Bullock Edwin, Park st. l\Iadeley R.S.O HeadMrs.A.Kitlands,Alveley,Bridgnrth Duckett Richard, Little Stretton, Butter Jn. Cheswardine, Market Draytn Head Richard, 12 Listley st. Bridgnorth Church Stretton R.S.O Buttery George, High st. Dawley R.S.O HeighwayMrs.A.Conrtst.MadeleyR.S.O Edwards J. Bomere heath, Shrewsbury Bytheway Edwd. Wheathill, Bridgnorth Herbert John, Finger la. Da.wley R.S.O Gwynn Edwd. 32 Salop st. Bridgnorth Cartwright Mrs. S. Trefonen, Oswestry Hewett Mrs.E.Madeleywd.Irnbdg.R.S.O Harper William, 3oGlebe st.Wellington Chant Jn. SpFing gardens, Shrewsbury HickmanMrs.S.4oBernard'shl.Bridgnth Instone William, Worfield, Bridgnorth Chidley John, Hope, Shrewsbury Hill Thomas, Old Coleham,, Shrewsbury Munslow A. 23 Butcher's row,Shrwsbry Clark William, Maesbury, Oswestry Hill William, High st. Madeley R.S.O Munslow John, Uffington, Shrewsbury Clarke William,Pontesbury,Shrewsbury Hoard Jsph. S. Lee Gomery, Wellington Price Jsph. 42 Low. Galdeford, Ludlow Clemson John, Market street, Oaken- Hohbs Mrs. Mary Ann, Mardol lane, Roberts Wm. 12 Beatrice st. Oswestry gates, Wellington Mach Wenlock R.S.O Smith Enocb, The Barracks, Old Wood- CleweGt Mrs. Mary Ann, 95 Longden Holloway Henry,Hamptonload,Alveley, houses, Whitchurch Coleham, Shrewsbury Bridgnorth 0 Talbot William, 73 Corve st. Ludlow Clinton John, Dawley rd. Dawley R.S.O Howells C. F. Bayston hill, Shrewsbury Tomlins Edmd. 29 Pride hl.Shrewsbury Collins Thomas, 3 High st. Wellington Hughes F.E.15 Up. Church st.Oswestry Conde William, Hengoed, Oswestry Hughes Thos. 46 Up. Brook st. Oswstry BASKET DEALERS. Cook William, Chorley, Bridgnorth Hughes T. Lodge, Weston Rbyn, Ruabon Cooke Mrs. Jane, 5 Bull ring, Ludlow Cooper J. 22 Butcher's row, Shrewsbury Humphreys John, Walcot, Wellington Lokier Lancelot,3 Castle ter.Bridgnorth Cooper Robert, Ruyton-in-the-Eleven- Icke Thomas, Snedshill, Wellington Towns, Shrewsbury Jacks John, Castle street, Oswestry BASSINETTE DEALER. Corbett William, Ketley, Wellington James Mrs. Sara.h Ann, Barrow street, Lokier Lancelot, 3 Castle ter.Bridgnorth Coxon Mrs. E. 56 New st. Wellington Mach Wenlock R.S.0 1 BATH MAKERS. Curzon G. Madeley rd.Ironbridge R.S.O Johnson Mrs. E. 36 New st. Wellington Dabbs Mrs. E. 40 King st. Wellington JohnS(>n Henry, The Trench, Wellington Tylor J. & Sons Limited, 2 Newgate st. Danks Sl.Broseley wood,Broseley R.S.O Jones Mrs. Ann, Sweeney, Oswestry & Warwick square, London E c Davies Alfred, Hadley, Wellington Jones C. Clunton, Aston-on-Clun R.S.O Davies Miss Frances, Walford bridge, .Tones D. Porthywaen, Llynclys,Oswestry BATHS. Dorrington, Shrewsbury Jones Edwin, Coalport,Ironbridge R.S.O Oswestry Public (Mrs. Jane Thomas, Davies Jn. 36 Upper Brook st. Oswestry Jones Evan. Hookagate, Shrewsbury bath house keeper). Victoria road, Davies Joseph, Baggin's wood, Bewdley Jones George, Cleobury Mort.imer Osw'estry DaviesN.:Marketst.Oakengates,Wellngtn Jones Henry, Maesbury, Oswestry Shrewsbury (John Mansell, proprietor), Davies Mrs.S. J. Park st. Madeley R.S.O Jones Levi, The Nabb, Wellington 93 Coton bill, Shrewsbury Davies William, High st. Dawley R.S.O Jones Mrs. M. Burt.on st. Dawley R.S.O Whitchm eh Public, Brownlow street, Debney Thos. n 1 High st. Wellington l ones Mrs. Mary .A. Tilley, Shrewsbury Whitchurch Deegan P. 21 Claremont hl.Shrewsbnry Jones Richard, Park st. Madeley R.S.O BED & BEDDING MANUFRS Delves Mrs. M.J.6Market st. Wellington Jonesltd. Wh11rfage, Ironbridge R.S.O · Devey Mrs. Elizh. Claverley, Bridgnorth Jones Samuel, Pontesbury, Shrewsbury Perry & Phillips, 59 High st.Bridgnorth. Dicks W. T. 28 Bernard's hl. Bridgnrth Jones Mrs. Sarah, Hadnall, Shrewsbury See advertisement DoddJ.Market st.Oakengates, Wellingtn Jones Miss Sarah, WestonRhyn,Ruabon Reed William Henry, Leg st. Oswestry DorricottG.Wrockwardinewd.Wellngtn Jones Thomas, Farlow, Bewdley DovastonMrs. S. Annscroft,Shrewsbury Jones Thomas, Noneley, Shrewsbury BEDSTEAD MANUFACTRS. Downs Benjamin, Clee hill, Ludlow Jones Thomas, Woore, Newcastle, Staffs Perry & Phillips, 59 High st. Bridgnorth. Durnall J sph. Church st. Madeley R.S. 0 J ones Thos. Hy. Lee Gomery, Wellington See advertisement Edwards A. 134 Frankwell, Shrewsbury Jones William, Hope, Shrewsbury Edwards Arth. Oakengates, Wellington Jones William, Llanymynech, Oswestry BEER MERCHANTS. Edwards H. 17 Castle foregt. Shrewsbry Kearsley Mrs. S. Princes st. MadeleyR. S. 0 See Ale & Porter ):[erchants. Edwards John Gradwell, Shrewsbury Kelly Miss Mary Jane, 74 Castle fore- road,Little Drayton, Market Drayton gate, Shrewsbury BEER RETAILERS. Edwards William, Lockley wood, Bin- KetleyEnoch,Acqueduct,Madeley R.S.O Ab bott Sml.2o Belle Vue rd.Shrewsbury stock, Market Drayton Key Edwin, Alveley, Bridgnort.h Adams Danl. Princes st. Madeley R.S.O Elcock J. H. Astley Abbotts,llr!dgnorth King Thos.Cross grn.Allscot,Wellington Addison Thos. St.George's, Wellington Evans Andrew, Church Stretton R.S.O Lane Jas. & Jsph. Bank, Dawley R S.O Adey William, Crackley bank, Shifnal Evans John, 135 Beatrice st. Oswestry Lane Jas. Lawley bank, Dawley R.S.O Addis T. Church st.Bishop's CastleR.S.O Evans John, Edgerley, Oswestry Lane Wm.Jn.Church rd. Dawley R.S.O Ald red Abrahm. Harmer hill, Shrewsbry E \'"ans J. Priest W eston, Chirbury R. S. 0 La.ngley Thomas, Park st. Wellington Andrews J. 34 Underhill st. Bridgnorth Fall Mrs. Jane,Saint George's,Wellingtn Lee Richard, 24 Hills.lane, Shrewsbury BadgerJ. W.27LongdenColebm.Shrwsby Fallows Geo. 10 Roushill, Shrewsbury Legge William, Yardington,Whitchurch .
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