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W'orcestershire TRADES DIRECTORY.) W'ORCESTERSHIRE. FAR • 3.27 .All!utt EdwiB, Lower Bentley, Bentley Uallard Alfred, Uatfield, Norton-by-' Bird Ch<l.rles, Dodford, Bromsgrove Pauncefoot, Brnmsgrove Kempsry, Worcester Bird John, The N utnels, Belbroughton, AlhuttJ,BelltleyPauncefoot, Rromsgrove Ballar!l Ueorge, Webl1eatb, RedJitch Stourbridge Albutt Wtlliam, Lower Bentley, Bentley B<tllar1l Henry P. AI vechurch ~. 0 Bird John, Wollescote farm, Stourbrid,<re Paunoofdot, Hromsgrovll Ballard John, North Littleton, Evesham Bishop C. Callow end, Powkk,Worcester tAidriJge J. Hocl,erhills,Eastham,Tu bry B<tllard Wm. :'i orih Littlcton, Eves ham Bishop H. Soudleys, Earl 'sCroome, W rcstr Allard William, Ripple, Tewkeshury Ball inger William, Stnck grn. Redtlitch Bishop J. Callow'brook,Lickey ,Brmsgl'Ve Allbutt Mrs. Margaret, Bcrrow hill, tBamfnrd E. Sherrard'sgrn.Gt.Malvern tBishop John, Leigh, Worcester · ~'eckenil.am, Redditch Banks Thnmas, Astley, t:;tourport "tBishop Samuel, Shrawley, Stourport Allbutt Mrs. Thomas, Herrow bill, Banner S.Marlbrook,Catshill,Broms;.tr>e Bishor Thomas, Gannow green, Feckenbam, R..Jdditc·h Banning Uob?rt, Bretforton, J<~vesham [ Halesowen Allcott Gtflqe, Stock, Redditch Itmnister C. H urcott hall, Kidderminster Bishop William, Little Witley, Worcester. Alien Alfred, l;lind.ip, WorcestPr BarberT.Park hill, Hanbury,Hrom8grve Blacker Cieorge, Brickwalls, Hanley Alien Charles, Himblelon, Droit wich 1' Barber W.Elm hill, Grimley, WorC'ester castle, \V orcester Allington Mrs; George, Hatlie!d, Norton- Barber William, Upper Berrow, Feck~ Blackford J. Collier's hi. Bayton, Bewdley by·KempsPy, \Vor<·ester cubam, Redditch Blackford W. Ca'l'lton, Bayton, Bewdley Alliogton Wiliiam,'l'he I:Irldings,Broom- Rardell John, Wythall, Redditch Bladder H. Rhydd gn.Guarlfrd.Gt. Mlvrn hall, Kempsey, Worcester Barker Jas. Moat Langley, Birmingham Blakeway Arthur, The :Fold, Chaddesley Allsebroo\J,~!ac1nvell, Lick"y, Bt•oms(!'ro Jbr ker Job, llufl'ery cottage, Bapth,,t Corbett., Kidderminster Allsup Mrs. Eli1:h. l'eopleton, Pershore end, Ne<herton, Dndley Blakeway Mrs. C. Hartlebury, Kdmnstl Allwood -, Littb Witley. Worcestt>r Barker :Mark, Langley, Birmingham lllakeway :Frank, The Mearce, Chaddes- AIIwood W.Armscot,t,t::hipston-on-Stour Barley Richard, Lit.lnkberrow,Redditch ley Corbett, Kidderminster AmosH.Coppice gate,Ribb.!sford,Bewdly Barnbrooke Josej_)h, Knacker's hill, East- Blakeway Henry, Hartlebury, Kdmnstr Amphlett Mrs. Jane Eiizh. Stourport ham, Tenbury Blick J. L. Ridgeway,Dodderhill,Drtwch Amphlett ~illS P. Rochfurd, Ten bury llarnes William, Tan House farm, Upper Bloomer Isaac, Wollrscote, Stourbridge Amphlett T. Hartbbury, Kid lermiuster Howsell, Great Malvern Bloxham Isaac, Bushley, Tewkesbury Amphlett '1'. E. Acton hall, Stourport Bate George, Hasbury, Birmingham Bluek John, Flyford Flavel, Worcester Andrews Mrs. Elizh. Beoley, R~dtlitch Bate Jas. Rednall, Lickey, Bromsgro,·e Bluck ~irs. Martha, Abberley, Stom·pOl't tAndrewa Henry, Bockelton, Tenbury Bate Joseph, Red house, Chad wick, Bluck Thomas, Flyford Flavel, WoNester Andrews James, Kinnersiey, t:;evern Lickey, Bromsgrove Bolton :Wrs. Ann, Kington, 'Worcester Stoke, Worcester Rate Wm. Gannow green, Halesowen Bolton Thomas, Dean Uall row, Bradley Andrews Mrs. J. Broughton, Pm·shore Batemlln H. The Green,Kempsey,\Vrcstr green, Peckenham, Redditch Andrews John, Upper Astwool, North tBates U. Hollens hl.Mathon,Gt.Malvern Bolton William, Kington, Worcester Claines, Worce~ter Bates Henry, Dodford, Bromsgrove Bomford John Hemming & George tAndrews R. Pewcroft,Suekley, Worcestr Baylis George, The Hownings, Droitwich Frederick, Atch Lench. Evesham Andrews Williatn, Ankerdine, Dodden- Bay lis Henry, Oddingley, Droitwich Bomford .:.\lrs. A. H. Hampton, Evesham ham, Worcestcir Bay lis John, Bleak ho. Wythall, Redditch Bomford Benjamin, Ha-rvington lodge, Archer F. Slideslow,Finstall,Bromsgrove tllayliss Mrs. John, Oxhall, Sapey Pit- Harvington, Evesham Archer John, Brickley, Droitwi'.!h chard, Worcester ·!"Bomford E. G. C. F.adbury, Pershore Archer John, Lower Bantley, Bentley BaynhamT. Pi~ots,Heightington,llcwdly HomfordH.Pipe1·'s end, Longdn.Twksbry Pauncefoot, Bromsgrove Beach J. A. Redmarley D'Abitot, Glostr Bomford Joscph, Cowsdown hall, Upton Arden Wm • .s.~n. Stock green, Redilitch Beard John, Wichenford, Worcester Snodsbury, \Yorc~ster Arden Wm. jun. Stnck green, Redditch Beard J. Woodhall,NorthHallow, \Yorcslr Bomford Thomas, Broughton, Pershore Ardin Thomas, Kington, Worcester Beard R. Cobbs cross, Berrow. Leubury llomford W.K FJaxhouse,Powick,Wrcstr Arkell John, Cutsdean, Broadway Beard W.Roughleasow,Suckley,Worcestr Booth John, Blockley S.O Arkell Robert, Cutsdean, Bro:dway BeddalW. Walton pool,Clent, Stourbrdge Boraston Wm. Nineveh,Bayton,Bewdley Ark.well Henry, B shops wood, Hartle- i'Bedford John, ~ew house, Hauley Boucher Arthur E. The Lowe, Waiver- bury, Kidderminster William, Tenbury ley, Kidderminster Arkwell M~s. Letitia A. Boreley, Om- tBedford J. Sbelsley Beauebamp, Wrcstr Boucher J. Oldnall, Clent, StourbriLlge berslPy, Droitwich Beech Francis, l'"ar Forest, Bewdley Boulter George, Powick, Worcester Armstroug Wm. Wllittington. \\'orcester Beer Thomas. Stock green, Redditch Boulter Thomas, Whitlinge house, Arnold E. Valley, Catbhill, Hroms~1·ove Bt>llamy & Cook, Lydiate house, Bel- Hartlebury, Kidderminster .Arthurs llenjamin,'l'he Shades, }Jewdley broughton, Stourbridge BoultonE. F. Cl·mnfld.Callow hl.Redditch .Ashburner William, Suddington, Om- Bellamy Arthur Edward, Manor house, Boulton F. Crumpflds. Webhth. Redditch bersley, Droit" ich Longdon, Tewkesbury \ Boulton G. Ham grn.Callow hl. Redditch Ash ford Mrs. William, Litt!J Fulford,) Bell amy Mrs. Mary, Clattercut, Rus- Boulton Hal'l'y William, Alvechurch S. 0 Wythall, Re<lditch hock, Droitwich BoultonJ. TheElms,North.Hallow,Wrcstr Ashmore Morris, Holt I•'leet,Ombersley, Bellin_5bam W. Old Lye, Hock, Bewdley Boulton Thos. Bean hill, Stock, Redditch Droitwich · .. _ Benbow Edward, Lickry, Brom,.grnve lloulton William, The Moors, Upton Ashmore Thomas, Shrawley, Stonrpnrt Bench W. Weatheroak hl. Wythall,Redtch Warren, Bromsgrove AshmoreT. Worrales mill, Rock,Bewdley Hennett A. Oldberrow, Heuley-in-Arden Bourne Mrs. Sarah, Bourn heath, Cats- AshmoreW.Rownf1' grn.Alvechnrch S.O Bennett Daniel William, N orthfield, hill, Bromsgrove Ashwin Miss L. SedgebPrrow, E\Tesham llanley castle, W01·cester Bowen T. Westheath, Alvechurch S.O AstonE. Upper Moor end,Mamble,Bswdly BennPtt Frank, Lower Bentley, Bentley) Bowkc1 t Richard, Heightington,Bewdley Atkins T. Oldberrow, Henley-in-Arden Pauncefoot, Bromsgrove Boyce Ezekiel, North Piddle, Worcester · Atkins William, Bath road, Worcester Bennett .John, North .Hallow, Worcester Bradborn T. & S. Astwood bnk.Redditch Attwood Chas. Conderton, 'l'ewkesbury Bennett Richard, Hanley castle, Worcstr Bradburne Thomas, Hayne's green. Aubrey Mrs. Geo. Goose hill, Droitwich Bennett Stcphen, Swinesherd, Worcester Doddenham, Worcester Austin ~lrs. Eliz'l. Abberley, Stnurport tBennett Thos. Earl's cnurt, Worcester BradderH.C. WhiteLadiesAston,Worcstr BachJ.High Habberley frm.Kiddrmnstr Bent Thomas, Hadzor, Droitwich Bradley Arthur Henry,Wharton, Hartle- Bache Bros. St51kcnbridge, Churchill, Bent William, Callow hill, Redditch bury, Kidderminster Kidderminster Berkeley Mrs. Earl's Croome, Worcester Brad!ey J<'. Lower Bentley, Bromsgrove BadgerG.Ham grn. Callow hili,Redditcb 1·BPrrow Thomas, Middle Ligl1twoocl, ltHradley George, Little. Lambswichi, llad!ey Henry P. lubetton, Belbrough- Cotheridge, Worcester I Lindridge, 'fenbury ton, Stourbridge Berry Thos.Blackwell,Shipston-on-Stour Bradley Homry, Staunton, Gloucester lladsonR.J.A.Brooklnds.Burcot,Brmsgro Berry Williarn, Russell':s hall, so Hirnlcy Bradley .Johu, Yeldon, Pensax, Tenbury llagshaw Mrs. Rebecca, Court close, road, Dudley B ra·iley T. White ho. Far Forest, Bewdley Eckington, Pershore ·mest James, Holt castle, Vi·orcester Bradlcy W. Birchacre, Beoley, Redditch Baker Mrs. Elizh. Dodforfl, Bromsgrove Best John Elliott, Caddicroft, Pershore Hradley Wm. Hop wood, AI vechurch S.O Baker Mrs. Hannah, P1geon house, Bstteridge l\Irs. K Kempsey, Worcester Braithwaite John Jenkins, Upton house, Upton-on-Severn, Worcester Betteridge E. Link farm, Great Mah·ern Elmley Lovet t, Droitwich Baker Jas. Bartou's, Beoley, Red ditch , Bet.tPridge J. Castle Morton, 'l'ewkesbury Bray H. 'l'heElms,HtokePrior,Bromsgrvc Jlaker Octavius,Cowlei~h rJ.Gt.:Vlalvern Betteridge Joseph, }iah·ern Wells !Brazier George, Park ha~], Droitwich llakewell James, N anntun Beauchamp, Bevan J. N orgroves, A lfrick, Worcester Brazier George, Stoc·k, ReJd1tch Persbore Bevan J. Lit. Baunals, KyreParva, Tenbry Brazier l\lrs. J n. H~ightiugton, Bewdley Bakewell Jamcs Arthr. Stock, Redclitcb Btbhey Charles, Chad wick grange, Cats- HrettJ.Hart1e,Belbroughton,Stourbridge Bakewell Wm. North Piudlt>, Worcester hill, Bromsgrove Brewer John, L')ngdon, Tewkesbury Baldwin Phi.ip, St. John's, Worcester lliddl~ Charles, Martley, Worcester Brewer Wi.liam, Lowlands farm, ReJ- llaldwin Wm. Abbots-Lench, Evesham Riddle Phillip, Wichenford, Worcester marley D'Abitot, Gloucester Ba dwin William, Kyrewood, 'fen bury Birch Arthur, Rock, Bewdley Brewstt>r Hichard,Charford,Bromsgrove Ba!JH.New ho.Castle Morton,'rewkesbryl Birch )li-s. Hannah, Pensax, Tenbury Brewster R. Heathy mill, Kiddcrminster ~ Joseph, Fr<~.nklry, Birming'1am 1 Bircll John Taylor, Hagley, titourbridge Brewster Silney, Ast ley, Stourport .
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