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'Trades. (Ceeshire 1!_912 FAR 'TRADES. (CEESHIRE. FARMERS--continued.~ Brocklehurst James, Knipe farm & Brown Jeremiah James, Tytherington Brassington Thomas, Dairy house, Norman wood, Taxa!, Stockport. & Kerridge, Maoclesfield Austerson, Nantwich Brocklehurst John, Blue boor, Rainow, Brown John, Ashley, Altrinocha.m Brassington Wm. Barthomley, Crewe Macclesfield Brown Jn. A. Bollington, Macclesfield Eratherton John, West end, Wistas- Brocklehurst John, Brereton,Sandbach Brown John Henry, Coronerage, ton, Nantwich Brocklehurst John, Spons bottom, Broomiball, Nantwich Bratt Mrs. M. Clive, Middlewich Kettleshulme, Stockport Brown Joseph, Lawton house,Wythen- Brayshaw Harry, Mottram, Manchestr Brocklehurst John B. Edge view, shawe road, Northenden, Manchestr Erayshaw Wm. Souracre, Stalybridge Great Warford, Mobberley Brown Randle, Bradley, Whitchurch Bree.ze Joseph, Hassall, ·Sandbach Brocklehurst Jsph.Barmon,NorthwiCh Brown Richard, Black heath, Bug- Brennan Mrs. Elizabeth, Mobberley, Brooklehurst Joseph, Oornhills, Lyme lawton, Congleton Knutsford Handley, 1Stockporb Brown Wm. Hazels, Wincle,Macdesfld l!rereton .A.E. Lawton,Stoke-on-Trent Brooklehurst Joseph, Whitley reed, Brown William, Morley, Manchester Brereton Mrs. C. Tattenhall, Chester Antrobus, Northwich Brownhill Joseph, Green lane, .Ash- Brereton Harry, Rowley hill, King's Brocklehurst Samuel, ·Broad oak, ton-upon-Mersey, Manchester Marsh, Chester Mobberley, Knutsford Brownsett Thoma-s, Eaton, Congleton Ilrereton James, Ash brook, Rud- Brocklehurst Samuel, Lower Withing- Bruckshaw Mrs. A. Brookfield, Stock- heath, Northwich ton, Chelford port Etchells, Handforth, Manchstr Brereton Mrs. M. Checkley, Nantwich Brocklehurst Thomas, Bollin brook, Bruckshaw Henry, Outwood, Hand- llrereton Miss M•artha, Harthill,Chestr Upton, Macclesfield forth, Manchester Brereton Samuel, Checkley, Nantwich Brocklehursrt Thomas, Needha.ms, Brunt Samuel Rogerson & Robert Brereton Samuel, Church Minshull, Kettleshulme, Stockport Douglas, Cheadle Middlewich Br.ocklehurst Thomas James, Whitley Brunt B. Lower ho.Sutton,Macclesfld Brereton Thomas, Hargrave, Chester Superior, Northwich Brunt Joseph, Disley, Stockport Bretherton EatQn, Newton-by-Dares- Brocklehurst Willia.m, Obarlshead, Bryce James, Knutsford road, Wilms- bury, Preston Brook, Warrington Saltersford, Macclesfield low, Manchester .Brett John, Barton, Malpas Brocklehurst William, jun. Lane end, Buckley A. Siddington, Chelford Bridge J. Peele hall, Horton, Chester Fallibroome, Macclesfield Buckley Andrew, Shaw Croft hall, Bridge Joseph, Ashton, Chester Brocklehurst William, sen. New lane, Goostrey, Holmes Chapel 'Bridle D. Over Alderley, Macclesfield Prestbury, Macclesfield Buckley C. Minshull Vernon,,Mddlwch ;Bridle Ernest, Fallibroome, Macclesfld Brookes R. Statha:ro, Lymm,Warrngtn Buckley George, Nth.Rode,Congleton Brierley .Arthur Edward, The Wood- Brookes T. Statham,Lymm,Warrngtn Buckley Geo. Warmingham, Crewe . houses, Woodhouse lane, Ashtan- Brookes W. Kermincham, Congleton Buckley Henry, Colehurst, Kettles- on-Mersey, Manchester Brooks Frank, Stoke, Nantwich hulme, Stockpart . Brierley Charles Edmund, The Woad- Brooks Frederick, Olive, Middlewich Buckley Henry, Oakmere, Northwich houses, Woodhouse lane, .Ashtan- Brooks George, Warmingham, Crewe Buckley James, .Astbury, Congleton upon-Mersey, Manchester BrQoks James, Olive, Middlewich Buckley Joseph, Higher green, Byley, Brigham Thomas, Asherbottom, Brin- Brooks J oseph, Darnhall, Winsford Middlewich nington, Stockport Brooks Leonrd. Twemlow,HolmesChapl Buckley Richard, Hulme lane, Lower Brindley Frank, Astbury, Congleton Brooks Robert, High Legh, Knutsford Peover, Knutsford llrindley Joseph, Astbury, Congleton Brooks Thomas, Cinder hill, Sproston, Bucklery Thomas, Hatton, Chester Briscoe Jas. The Green, Elton,Chester Holmes Chapel Buckley William Henry, Church .Briscoe Mrs. Margaret, Clotton-Hoo- Brookshaw William, Drake lane, Shocklach, Malpas field, Tarporley Acton, Nantwich Bucktrout S. W. Snelson, Chelford Briscoe Thos. Swanlow la. Winsford Broom Alfred, Hallam hall, Newton- Bullin Mrs. A. 21 West st. Congleton Briscoe Thomas, Utkinton, Tarporley by-Daresbury, Preston Brook, War- Bullin Mrs. Mary, Woodhouse end, Briscoe William, Moreton, Birkenhead rington Gawsworth, Macclesfield Britch Edwin, .A.ppleton thorn, .A.pple- Broom Chas. Stublach, Middlewich Bullock A.Sour butts,Bosley,Macclsfld ton, Warrington Broom John, Stublach, Middlewich Bullock Albert, Five Ashes, Maccles- Britten Wm. Handforth, Manchester Broome Alfred, Crownest, Kekewick, field Forest, Maccles.field Broad A. Bickley, Whitchurch, Salop Warrington Bullock C. Turn hurst,Bosley,Macclsfld Broad Arthur, Spen green, Small- Broome Alfred, Little Leiglb, Northwoh Bullock . Mrs. Elizabeth, Stoneridge, wood, Sandbach Broome .Alfred, Preston-on-the-Hill, Disley, Stockport Broad John, Arclid, Sandbach Preston Brook, Warrington Bullock Fred, Dane bent, Rainow, .Broad Thomas, Haslington, Crewe Broome John, Higher Pexall, Hen- Macclesfield Broa.d Wm. Wimboldsley, Middlewich bury, Macclesfield Bullock Frederick, Brooms farm, Broadhead Edwin, New building, Broomfield Jsph. Blakenhall, Nantwicb Sutton, Maoclesfield Rainow, Maccles.field Broomfield Miss Mary, Walgherton, Bullock George, Wood co·ttage, Win- .Broadhead James, Cocks Shed hey, Wybunbury, Nantwich cle, Macclesfield Bollington, Macclesfield Broster Joseph & Miss Margaret E. Bullock James, New barn, Rainow, Broadhurst Mrs. A. Houglh,Manchestr SaughaU Massey, Birkenhea.d Maccle·sfield Broadhurst Charles H. W. Dean Row, Broster G. Greashy, Birkenhead Bullock Jn. Jas. Sutton, Ma.cclesfield Manchester Broster J. B. 78 Market st. Hoylak~ Bullock Joseph, Top close, Maccles- . Broadhurst Mrs. JQseph, Back ridges, Broster Thomas, Irby, Birkenhead field Forest, Macclesfield Sutton, Macclesfield Broster Thos. jun. Irby, Birkenhead Bullock William, Homestead, Maccle&- Broadhurst Samuel, Higher fold, Broster Thomas, Knight's hulme, field Forest, Macclesfield Hnrdsfield. Macclesfield Kinderton, Middlewich Burgess Benjamin, .Antrobus,Nortiliwch Broadhurst William, Pump house, Broster Thomas, Tarvin, Chester Burgess Benj. Ta.bley Over, Knutsfrd Odd Rode, Sooke-on-Trent Broughton SI. Percy,Ridley,Tarporley Burgess Frank, Arrowe, Birkenhea.d Broadhurst William George, Newton, Brown A. Grimsditch, Mobberley, BurgessFrank,Arrow hill,Upton,B'head Macclesfield Knutsford Burgess George, Little Lowe, Bug- llroady A. Walton Superior,Warrngtn Brown A. Park side,Mobberley,Kntsfrd lawton, Congleton Broady Hy. Grappen'hall, Warrington Brown Arthur Alien, Minshull hill, Burgess Harry, Chester rd. Macclesfld Broady Thomas, Withexwin, Apple- Minshull Vernon, Middlewich Burgess Henry, Mere, Knutsford ton, Warrington Brown Charles, Lock gate, Adling- Burgess James, Bredbury, Stookpo-rt Erock Herbert .Arnold, Egerton green, ton, Ma.cclesfield Burgess James, Kirkma.n's green, Egerton, Malpas Brown Frederick Wm. Baguley, Sale High Legh, Knutsford I:lrock R. Whitley Inferior, Northwich Brown George, Buglawton, Oongleton Burgess James, Street lane, Adling­ Brock Th«>s. Little Leigh, NortJhwich Brown George, Telegraph road, Hes- ton, Ma.cclesfield Brock William, Oogshall lane, Cog- wall, Birkenhead Burgess Mrs. Jane, Olive, Middlewich shall, No.rthw1ch Brown Harold, Castle Farm lane, Burgess Jn. Ald-erley Edge, Manchestr Brocklehurst Charles, Hole house, Heaviley, Stockport Burgess John, Antrobus, Northwich Allostock, Knutsford Brown Ha.rry, Ledsha.m, Chester Burgess John, Ca.rr lane, Alderley .Brocklehurst David, Moss lane, Mac- Brown Henry, Bla.ckshaw Heyes, Edge, Manchester olesfield Ashley, Altrincham Burgess John Thos. Mere, Knutsford Brocklehurst E. Stretton, Warrington Brown Henry, Sandbache, Henoury, Burgess Joseph Samuel, Moss lane, Brocklehurst George, Boggart house, Ma.cclesfield Warburton, Warrington Kettleshulme, Stockport Brown Isaac James, Hack green, Burgess Peter, Shaw road, Heaton Brocklehurst George, Wright's green, Baddington, Nantwich Moor, Stockport Appleton, Warrington Brown James, Mickley hall, Broom- Burgess Balph W . .Agden, Whitchurch Brocklehurst Hrbt. Stretton,Warrngtn hall, Nantwich Burgess Samuel, Brinnington,Stockpt Brocklehurst J.Over Alderley,Chelford Brown James, Morley, Manchester Burgess SI. Lostook Gralam,Nrthwch .
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