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'1RaDES DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. PUB 837 British Workman's Hall & ReadingiCongleton Masonic' (Joshua Hopkins, Queen's Ha~l (J. G. B. Mawson, sec.), Room (John Green, manager),Grove caretaker), Mill st. Congleton 19 & 21 Claughton road, Birkenhead street, Wilmslow, Manchester Cong-leton Town (William Sproston, Runcorn Foresters' (Joseph Stubbs, Brunner Guildhall (Ellis Gatley, care- hall keeper), High st. Congleton sec.), Eridgewater street, Runcorn taker), St. John st. Runcorn Crewe Cheese, Earle street, Cre-we Runcorn Market ("William Garratt, Bunbury (Thomas Keeld, sec. to hall; Derby, .Argyle street, Birkenhead supt. ), Bridge street, Runcorn George F. Dutton, librarian), Bun- Frodsham 'fown(Linaker & Son, secs. ; Rnncorn Masonic Rooms (Richard bury, Tarporley Thomas Birtles, caretaker), Main st. Hannett, sec.),Bridgewater st.Rncrn Campbell Memorial (Chas. Edwards, Frodsham, Warrington Runcorn (.Arthnr Salkeld, sec.), caretaker), Boughton, Che~ter Gladstone Village (Alfred Rogers, Church street, Runcorn Chester Corn Exchange (Wakefield & keeper), Greendale road, Port Sun- Sale & Ashton-upon-Mersey Public Enock, agents), Eastgnte st.Chestet light, Birkenhead Hall Co. Limited (J. 0. Barrow, Chester Market (Henry Price, supt. ), Hyde Town, Market place, Hyde sec.), Ashton-upon-1\Iersey, M'chstr Northgate street, Chester Knutsford Market (Benjamin Hilkirk, Sandbach Town & Market(John Wood, Chester Masonic (Jn. Harold Doughty, keeper), Princess street, Knutsiord keeper), High street, Sandbach caretaker), Queen street, Chester :Macclesfield Town (Samuel Stone- Stalybridge Foresters', Vaudrey st. Chester Odd Fellows (Joseph Watkins, hewer, kpr.), l\Iarket pl.Macclesfield Stalybridge se~.), Odd Fellows' buildings, Lower Malpas (Matthew Henry Danily, hon. Stalybridge Odd Fellows' Hall & Social Bridge street, Chester . sec.; John W. Wycherley, Iibra- Club &; Institute (Levi Warrington, Chester Temperance(Jobn Wm. TraVIS, rian), High street, Malpas S.O sec.; Robert Cartwright, steward), agent), George street, Chester :Middlewich Town (William Drink- Albert square, Stalybridge Chester Town (John Lindsey, keeper; water, collector), Middlewich Stalybridge Town,Stamford st.Stlybdg Samuel Smjth, clerk), Northgate Nantwich Templars',Barker st.Nntwch Stockport Temperance (William Par- street, Cheste:r Nantwich Town (Samuel Williamson, kinson, sec.), 2I Grenville street, Chester Volunteer Drill (Frederick keeper), High street, Nantwich Brinksway, Stockport Fannon, hall keeper), Albion Rtreet, :!'\eston Town Hall Co. Lim. (William Stockport Temperance (William Cord­ Chest€r Tranter, sec.), Great Neston,Chestr ingley, sec.), London sq. Stockport. PUBLIC HOUSES. Ineluding Hotels, Inns & Taverns. • Abbotsford hotel, R. Leeman, 28 Victoria rd.Seacmb. L'pl Barn Meadow inn, John Bowker, Ashton st. Dukin!ield Adelphi hotel,Mrs. L. Thomas,6oMarket st.&rEarle st.Crwe I Barry Arms, Charles Eaton, Grappenhall, Warringtou Admiral Vernon, Thos. Shore, 27 Mill street, Cougleton j' Bars hotel, Ben Pearson, Iz6 Foregate street Chester Adswood inn, Henry Seel, Adswood la. we . .Adswd.Stckprt Bate Hall inn, Samuel Anderton, 39 Chestergate, Mcc!sfld Albert inn, Phips Brierley, 43 Mill street, Macclesfield ;1 Bath inn, Alex. Owen, I4 Grosvenor street, StalybrirlQ:e Albert, Mrs. Frances Myers, 64 Oakley street, Crewe i Baths inn, Adam Wm. Bell, 40 Green st. Macclesfield: Albert Arms, John Hamlet, High st. Over, ·winsford R.S. 0 1 Bay Hor-;e, James Holt, Victoria street, Newton, Hyde Albion hotel, Richard Carr, I Oxford road, Dukinfield I Bay Malton, "\Villiam Henry Jackson, Oldfield, Altrincham Albion hotel, Wm. Griffiths, Lit. Underbank, Stockport I Bear & Billet, Mrs. Annie Hewitt, 94 Low. Bridge st.Chstr Albion hotel (Alfd. Hayton, mgr.), Gen. rly. stn. Chester Bear & Ragged Staff, John Aldersey, Tattenhall, ChPster Albion inn, John Hulme, 6 London road, Macclesfield I Bear's Head, George Chaddock, 35 High street, Congleton Albion inn, John Albert J ones, Market place, Hyde 1 Bear's Head, Mrs. S. Wright, 8·5 Mill street, Macclesfield .ilbion, Mrs. Sarah Leah, 25 Bridge street, Macclesfield Bear's Head, :Mrs. Anne Yates, Brer-eton, Sandbach Albion, F. Rollwagen, Albion st. ~ew Brighton, Liv<>rpool Bear's· Paw, Patrick Flannery, 1 New st. Northwich Albion, John "\Vootton, Lawton st•reet, Congleton Bea.r's Paw inn, Fred Jones, 21 Foregate street, Chester Aldersey Arms hotel, "\Ym. Jones, Tattenhall Road station, Bear's Paw, Ralph Kettell, Warmingham, Sandbach Tattenhall, Chester Bear's Paw & Railway hotel, "\Villiam Youd, Main street,. Alexandra hotel, Henry Chapell, 4I Victoria road, Higher Frodsham, lVarrington Tranmere, Birkenhend Bedford hotel, Luke Lees,jun.So Bedford rd.Rck.Frry.B'hd Alma inn, Mrs. Ellen Griffiths, ,gg St. Anne st. Chester Bee hotel, David G. Green, Birkenhead rd. Seacombe, L'pl Alsager Arms, Alfred Parkes, Alsager, Stoke-upon-Trent Bee Hive hotel, W. J. Armstrong, Hoole rd. Hoole, Chstr· Alvanley Arms, ~Irs. ~Iartha Lewis, Rushton, Tarporley Bee Hive, Thomas Bland, High street, Northwich Anchor, Thomas Cro~;:s, Irby, Birkenhead Bee Hive inn, John Fallshaw, 262 Black road, :Macclesfield Anchor inn, John Morley, 8r Cathcart street, Birkenhead Bee Hive inn, .Albert Harrop, Tintwistle, Manchester Anchor, James :Mutch, Brunswick street, Runcorn Beehive inn, Henry Heywood, Commercl. st. Newtn.Hyde- Anchor, Ernest Richard 'Payne, I-59 Mill .street, Crewe 1 Bee Hive, J. H .•Tackson,8oChur<'h rd.Hghr.Trnmre. B'hrl Anchor hotel, Edward Richards, Saltney, Chester Bee Hive, "\Vm. Jackson, "\Vater st. Portwood, Stockport Anchor, John Worrall, Hazel Grove, Stockport Beeston Castle inn, :Mrs. ~ary "\Yilliamson, Beestn. Tarprly Angel hotel, James Belshaw, Market pla~e, Maccles:field Belgrave Vaults,J. Brown,2Cuppin ~t.&I6Grosvnr.st.Clu;tr AngPl, Edward Brookes, 1189 King street, Dukiufield Bell & Lion, James Wm. Gastrell, High street, TarporJey Angel hotel, Mrs. Ellen Edwards, High strt>et, Northwich Belle Monte hotel, Albert John Bate, Overton, Warrington Angel inn, Mrs. Sarah England, 20 Market J.!lace, 8id:prt Bessemer, lVilliam Thompson, Richard ~oon st. Crewe Angel iiUJ, Benjamin Fox, jun. Woodhead, Manchestt'T Bhnrtpoore inn, Phillip George, Aston, Nantwich Angel hotel, George Gregg, 96 Brook street, Chester Bird-in-Hand, Richard Brereton, II Chapel st. Birkenhead Angel, .Arthur Henry Irvii1g, 25 Victoria street, Crewe Bird-in-Hand, Samuel Cooper, l'I7 London road, Hazel Angei inn, James Da!e Lit.tle, I Beckwith street, B'head Grove, Stockport Angel hotel, Miss Emily McGill, King street, Knutsford Bird in Hand, EdwinShirley, Knolls gm. Mobberley,Kntsfd AngPl, Frank Hopkin;:on Sykes, 46 Market st. Stalybridge , B~rd's Nest inn, Jethro Sykes, 'Harbour pi. Kewton, Hyd.,. Antelope, Jesse Burslam Bayley, 8o Lawton st. Cong1don B1rk€nhead Arms hotel, John Orme, 146 Chester street & Arad Arms, Roger ~IcDonough, 18 Watson st. B'head I Grange road, Birkenhead Arden Arms, Thomas Hollinshead, 23 ~Ellgate. Stockprt Birmingham Arms, Wm.Patterson,15 Lwr. Brdge.st.Chstr­ Arden Arms, William ~Ialpas, Bredbury, Stockport 1 Black Bear inn, John Crompton Armitage, Delamere st. Argyle hotel, Mrs. E. C!arke, g6 Argyle st. & Olive1· st.B'hd Over, Winsford R.S.O. See advertisement Ark, William Burrows, Market place, Winsford R.S.O Black Bear, Mrs. Clara. Booth, The Square, Sandbach Ash hltel, J. Chetham, M'che-ster rd. Htn. Norris,Stckprl; Black Bear, T. Nixon, Knutsford rd. Latchford, Warrngtn .A.stley Arms hotel, J. C. Sykes, Chapel hill, Dukinfield Black Bea.r jnn, John Wm. Wood, Wheelock st.Middlewich Astley Arms, Samu~l "\"Hlde, Old road, Ke-wton Hvde Black Bear, Francis Woodberry, Applemarket st. Nthwich Aston Arms, James McWaters, Frodsham BdO'~. li'rrn,.,.tn J Black Boy, Thomas Bingbam, Great Underbank, Stckprt .A.tlanti~ hotel, John Hy. Carter, 255 Price st.:"Birkenh:ad Black Boy, Mrs. Jane Heath, 23 High street, Congleton .Atlas hotel, John May, 135 -Grange road, Birkenhead Black Boy inn, Thomas Robinson, PrestJbury, Macclesfield .Axe tavern, Mrs. C. E. Stanley, 45 Watergate st. Chester Black Bull, David Matthews, Tintwistle, Manchester .Axe & Cleaver, Herbert Westbrook, Station st. Altrincham Black Bull's Head, Wm. Harrop, Mottram, Manchester Bamford Arms, IH. Torkington, 6g Buxton road, Stockport Black Dog inn, .A. Gregory, Millers hth,. Wavertn. Chst:r Bark Cottage inn, John Morton, Flowery field, :Y ewtn. Hyde Black Grey hound, John Buckley, Lostock Gralam, N thwch Bank of Ireland, J. ,Murphy, 195 & I97 Beckwith st. B'hd Black Horse, William Brock!ehurst, Church side, Mcclsfld Bankfield, John Oldfield, I75 Mottram road, Hyde Black Horse inn, ·wm. Hale, Hospital street, Nantwict Barley Mow, George Pickford, Sheffield st.Htn.Nrrs.Stckpt Black Horse, David Hickson, 9 Bridge street, Congletot Barley ~low, John S:1owden, 56 Church street, Runcorn Black Horse inn, Jas. Alfd. Lawton, Wallasey, Liverpool .
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    UK Canal Boating Telephone : 01395 443545 UK Canal Boating Email : [email protected] Escape with a canal boating holiday! Booking Office : PO Box 57, Budleigh Salterton. Devon. EX9 7ZN. England. Chester and return from Wrenbury 4 nights Cruise this route from : Wrenbury View the latest version of this pdf Chester-and-return-from-Wrenbury-4-nights-Cruising-Route.html Cruising Days : 5.00 to 0.00 Cruising Time : 21.50 Total Distance : 41.00 Number of Locks : 30 Number of Tunnels : 0 Number of Aqueducts : 0 Take a cruise to the Roman city of Chester - there is a wealth of things to do which can be seen on foot, because of the amazing survival of the old city wall. You can walk right round Chester on this superb footpath. There has been a church on the site of The Cathedral for over 1,000 years . Visitors can view the Norman arches and Gothic columns and the medieval shrine of St. Werburgh. The Cloisters and Church form one of the most complete medieval monastic complexes in the country. Handel gave his first public performance of the Messiah here in 1742. Discover 1,000 of shops behind the façades of the black and white buildings, shop in Chester's Rows where 21st century stores thrive in a Medieval setting. Take home some Cheshire cheese which is one of the oldest recorded cheeses in British history and is even referred to in the Domesday Book. Discover 2000 years of Chester life in the Grosvenor Museum see the impressive collection of Roman tombstones and displays depicting Roman Chester.