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Lboorbqu, George, Butcher and Nail Maker, 87 Low Rd. Hunslet · • LEEDS DIRECTORY. 14i Hunton Chas. tailor & draper, Talbot yd. 78 Brigt; h 76 Byron st Hnnton Ge01·ge, smith, Langham street Hurd Samuel, accountant, 17 Albion st; h 19 Grafton street Hurst Alfred, vict. Cemetery Tavern, 102 Woodhouse la.ne Hurst Hemy, artist and fent dealer, 11 West street Hurst J ames, vict. Dusty Miller, 9 Swine gate Hurst Jph. beerhs. Woodhouse st 11 Waiter, clerk, 1St Mark's st Hurtley Dickinson, corn. mert. (England & Co.); h 3 Queen sq ' Hurtley Thos. butcher, Holbeck lane; h Langha.m street Hurtley Thomas, linen draper and hosier, 3 Bridge end, North Hurworth Thos. (j) and :Mrs. dressmaker, 60 M:eanwood street Husband Robert, joiner and builder, Beckett street, Burmantofts Huscroft Dobson, green grocer, 143 York street Husler Alfred, (j) 8 Black Bull st 11 J a.mes, Moor st. Hunslet Husler John (now Ann), stone merchant, New Dock, and Potter~ newton and Weetwood quarries Husler Mrs Ann and J oseph, stone merchants; h Headingley Husler 'Vm. quarry owner, Woodhouse Carr Hustwaite John, old bookseller, 11 Kirkgate market; h Steander Hutchinson Charles, merchant (Coleman, H. & Co.); h Armley Hutchinson Mr Geo. 7 Claremont st 11 Charles, shoemr. N evin st Hutchinson Geo. whitesmith, 10 Hirst's yd. 157 Brigt; h Mill st Hutchinson Mr Jas. 84 Cobourg st IIJames, whsman. 14 Scott pl Hutchinson John, spring mkr. & smith, Wilson st; h 3 New ln. pi Hutchinson John, eatinghs. 3 Markt. st 11 John, beerhs. Cleveland st Hutchinson Robert, mert. (Smith, Son, & Co.); h 13 Cookridge st Hutchinson Robert, rim, sieve, and measure mfr. 20 :Mill bill Hutchinson Robert & Co. drysalters, soap agents, and oil merchts. Little N evile street, and London; Wm. Baxter, agent Hutchinson Ts. basket maker, lllidge rd 11 Thos. shopr. 9 Cross:fld. st Hutchinson Thomas, farmer, 2 Chapelto"\\'-n road · Hutchinson Wm. stationer and printer, 34 'Vaterloo road Hutchinson Wm. national schoolmaster, Hunslet; h Beech grove Hutchinson ·wm. shoemr. 7 Great George st; h et. 14 l\Iill hill Hutchinson ·wm. shoenn·. Thomas's yard, Cankerwell JaDe Hutchinson Wm. tripe dresser, 36 Holbeck lane Hutley Jas. coach proprietor, St Luke's court, 52 North st Hutton Emanuel, druggist, 65 Byron st 11 Mary, shopr. Woodhouse Hutton Jas. collector, 12 Park sq il Charles, whsman. 59 Leighton 1n Hutton J ames, cabinet maker, lOO 'Vellington street Hutton John, joiner, Grafton street; h Chapeltown road Hutton John, traveller, 3 Newton court, Reuben terrace Hutton Sa.ml. confectnr. 83 Meadow In 11 Wm. tailor, 11 York road Hutton Thomas John., chemist and druggist, 11 York road Hyam Samuel, draper, clothier, hatter, hosier, and wholesale out. fitter, 42 Briggate; Thos. S. Hollway, manager Hydes John G) and Sarah, milliner, 113 Hunslet Low road Hydes Wm. gardener, Claypit laJJe 11 George (j) Dewsbury :road · Ianson David, coal agent, Kb:k ings ; h 1 Bridgefield buildings Ianson Thomas, cotton band, twine, &c. maker, 7 Mulberry pi. IL lboorBQu, George, butcher and nail maker, 87 Low rd. Hunslet · • .
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