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I3irtctory. BANBURY, &C.· i3irtctory. BANBURY, &c.· Page Chat·les, Parsons Jane TAILORS. Flint William, Adderbury RowellMary, Market place Marked thus .,. are also Drapers. Flint William, Bloxham Abraham James, Back Jane Gibhard John, Buckingham road Spurrett Lyne, Parsons st (South Golsby lames, Caltborpe lane Wyatt Thos. Henry & Co. Bndge st Adams William, Adderbury Adkius John, High st Gulliver John, Oxford bar SHAG MANUFACTURERS. Hartnp Samuel, Back lane *Anderson James, Parsons st H obler Samuel, Calthorpe lane Baughan Brothers, North-bar st >~~:-Bailey Richard, Market place Hobley William, Neilhrop Oillett, Lees & Co. Horse fair, and •Baker William, Parsons st Hutchings Charles, Fish st 35 King street, Cheapside, London Bartleet Edward, Bloxham Needle Richard, Bloxham Harris, Banbury & Han-is, North­ «'Beere George, Parsons st Rainbow Josepb, 1\lilllane bar street Riley John, .Neithrop Bushy William, Calthorpe lane Riley Thomas, Bridge street North SHOPKEEPERS & DEALRS IN Dickason William, High st Roberts Benjamin, Back lane GROCERIES & SUNDRIES, Endall James, South-bar st Smith John, Bodicott Atkins Samuel, Mibb lane >~~:-fisher Martha, Market place Stanley Charles, Calthllrpe lane Baylis Sarah, Fish st Tipler William, Crouch st *'Goffe Richard, High st Tust11.in Thomas, Adderbury Beale James, South-bar st Goffe Timothy, High st Viggers James, Buckingham road Beale Jeremiah, North-bar st Hawkins Richard, Addet·bury Wailer Justinian, Adderbury Blaxley Samuel, Parsons st Hayrock Thomas, North-bar st Wannington Mary1 West-bar st Busby John, Adderbury *Havnes Richard Thos. Horse fair Weaver John, Ne1tnrop BusweH Hannah, Adderbury Heath Jonathan, Bloxham Wbichello Mary, :N eitbrop Cakebread Anne, Bloxham •Kibble William, Parsons st TIMBER MERCHANTS, Caporn William, High st Pottel" Richard, Parsons st Dalby Henry Adams (&slate) Bridge Clal'idge William, Bloxham Pottinger William, Parsons st street North [wharf Cole11 Beujamin, Adderbury Shepher-d Gideon, Neithrop Hot·sey Samuel (and slate) Btidge Cross Alfred, Fish st Spicer Thomas, Bloxham Pain George, North-bar st Dale Thomas, Neithrop TOY DEALERS, Dent Robert, Broad st TAVER:NS & PUBLIC HOUSES, Angel, Samuel Gunn, Market place Barton John, Parsons st Edenborough Thomas, Adderbury Bear, William Cook, Market place [st Butler Thomas, Butcher row Elfred Thomas, Bloxham Brewers' llrms, Frederick Fleet, North-bar Head John, Parsons st Fisher Thomas, Horse fair Butchers' Arms, Saml. Glaze, Butcher row Page John, High st Flowers John, South-bar st Catherine Wheel, Richard Cleaver, Bridge Pearson George, Parsons st Fox John, Calthorpe lane st1·eet South [derbury Coach and Horses, Kezia Hayward, Ad­ Saul William, Hi~h st Fryers Hemy, Adderbury Willitts Thomas :Sharpe, High st Gazey George, .Neithrop Cock and Greyhound, Thornas Castle, Market place WATCH & CLOCK MAKERS. Goldsby James, Calthorpe lane Crown, Robert Gillett, Bridge st South Goodman Thomas, Wroxton Crown, Elizabeth Graves, .Neithrop Carpenter William, Bridge st Nmth Goodwin Thomas, Bodicott Dog~ Gun, Thomas Blackford,Horse fair Durran Jas. Hopkins, High st Hob:l.ey William, Neithrop Dog~ Partridge,Wm.Godfrpy,Adderbury Dutton Thomas, Bridge st South Elephant~ Castle, Wm. Bennett,Bloxham Kalabergo John, Market place Kilby Elizabeth, Bridge st North Fleur-de-Lis, Alexander Spooner, Broad st .Malsbury William, Bridge st North Fox, Jonas Rainbow, Mal ket place Orsborn Thomas, Bloxham Mason William, South-bar st George 8r D1·agon, Wm. Oazpy, Horse fair Payne William, High st !\1ills John Wroxton Harel( Hounds,Wm.Ciarke, Parsons lane Strange Thomas, (& hardwareman) Robiuson :lames, Bloxham Harvkl(Partridge, Thos. White, Bloxham Market place Russell Philip, Bloxham Horsel( Groom, Samuel Howse,Bloxham Walford John Geo. High st (Nortlt Horse l( Jockey, Benj. Hands, West-bar st Wangler Marcus (clock), 'lt Sansbury James, South-bar st Joiners' Arms, John Randle, Bloxham Bndge Stanley Charles, Calthorpe lane King's Aniis, Thomas Nasbey, Parsons st Wells Thomas, Parsons st Stevenson William, Bloxham Leathi"T Bottle,J as.Garrett,Brid~e st North Williams William, Adderbury TredweJI Thomas, Bloxham North Arms, Charles Pearson, Wroxton WHEELWRIGHTS. Old George, FrancesEssey Crosby, Bridge Turrell Benjamin, Bodicott street South Barnard Richard, Adderbury Walford Margaretta, Wroxton Plough, Thomas Bown, Market place Raughan Hemy, Bloxham Waiter Justinian, Adderbury Plough, William Jordan, Bodicot Flint William, Adderley Weaver John, Neithrop Plough, Charles Willett, Adderbury Franklin William, Bloxham Wiggins William, Bodicott Queen's Head, Richard Sanders, Bridge street South Kimberley Francis, North-bar st SPIRIT MERCHANTS. Rt'd Lion, William Bennett, Bloxham Smith Samuel, Broad st (See also Wine & Spirit MerchantsJ Red Lion, Thomas To••nsend, Adderbury Weaver John, Neithrop Austin Barnes, North-bar st Rein Deer, Maria & .E Iizabeth Herbert, Wise William, Bloxham Baker George, Market place Parsons street Roebuck, Wilkins Knibb, Wroxton WHITESMITRS. Gardner Thomas ( & British wine), Ship, Thomas Hitchcllx, High st Carpenter Samuel, Calthorpe lane Adderbm1' Star, John Bazeley, High st Osborn William (and patten maker), Gardner William, Adderbury Sun, Bliss Mander, Broad et South-bar st Grimbly Richard, High st Sun Rising, Thomas Hobley, .Neithrop W ebb Henry, South-bar st Swan, William Randle, South-bar st Wyatt Thomas Henry & Co. Bridge WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS• street South 1'albot, W illiam Beesley, High st [ st Three Jolly Weavers,Wm.Golby ,South-bar (See also Spirit .Merchants.) STONE & MARBLE MASONS. Three Pigeons, William Taylor, Neithrop Bazeley John, High st Marked thus • are Grave-stone Cutters. Unicorn, William French, Bloxham *'Cakebread George, Bridge st North Claridge John, Market place Unicorn, Thos. & John Hunt, :Market pl Gazey John. High st and Bloxham Vine, John Claridge,Market place [row •Cakebread James. Horse fair Waggon l( Horses, John Rogers, Butcher Hunt Thomas & John, Market place Hartall Aaron, Bloxham Weavers• Arms, Wm. Stevens, Oxford bar Nasbey Thomas, Parsons st •i\Jander Robert, Bridge st North Wheat Sheaf, John Hearn, Fish st Page Charles, Parsons st Wheat Sheaf, Henry Stilgoe, Adderbnry Roberts John, Parsons st Nelson John, Fish st White Hart, Samuel Coy, Bodicntt Wlatt James, Bloxham White Hart, Saml. Dambleton, Adderbury Salmon John (agent to Wintle and Arkell, Gloucester), Neithrop SURGEONS. White Hart, A lex. Kerby, Bridge st South Brayne Morris & Rye, Horse fair White Horse, Thomas Goodman,Wroxton WOOLSTAPLERS. White Horse, Charles Hayward, High st Gibson William & Charles, Neithro1• Btickwell John, Market pl White Lion, William Adams, Adder bury Chesterman & Gibbs High st Hadland William & John, Horse fair Windmill, Edwnrd Curtis, 1o.orth·bar st Head John (and worsted & stay lace Griffin John, Adderbury Retailers of Beer. Grimbly Richard, Parsons st manufacture1·), Parsons st Amos Thomas, Bridge street South Morse Joseph, Neithrop Marlin John, Bloxham Bygrave Edward, Bridge street North Wilson John, Adderbnry Carpenter Ambrose, Wroxton Miscellaneous. Wise John, High st Carpenter Samuel, Calthorpe lane Abbott Thomas, bacon curer and dealer in game, Norlh-bar st SURVJ:YORS-LAND &r.o Carpenter William, Bridge street North 1 Cave Thomas, Buckingham road Baker Elizabeth, glover, High st Davis John (&land & estate agent) Dale Thomas, Neithrop Bames Josepb, parish elerk, Bloxham West-bar st [ham Davis Thomas, Bodicott Beere George, parish clerk, Parsons st J>avis Richard, West-bar st & Blox• Edenborougb Thomas, Adderbury • Banner John, parish clerk, Bodicott 7 .
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