826 WAD SUBURBS. John Thomas, bookkeeper, Harris John, engffieer, Asylum South Lunatic Asylum; Warren house Helliwell Miss E. chief nurse,Atsylum Waiter Smith Kay,M.D. medical Crookes Thomas,cutlery manufactr. Hornby F. W. dispenser, Asylum; superintendent; G. W. Sykes, Sheffield ; h. N ormandale h. Hillsborough clerk & steward Crookes Willis, cutlery manufactr. Howard Herbert,spring knife cutler, Sykes G. \V. clerk & steward, W::tds- Sheffield ; h. N ormandale 'l'ownhead ley asylum Drabble Miss Frances, deputy chief Hoyland George, grocer & beer re- Taylor Mr. George, grove nurse, Asylum tailer, Park View house Vincent W. J. medical officer, \Vads- Evans Miss U. housekpr. Asylum Kay Waiter :Smith, M.D. medical ley asylum Fisher Wm. storekeeper, Asylum superintendent, Asylum \Vood Benjamin, file cutter Gilmour Robert \V. medical officer, Kirby William,lodge keeper,Asylum Wrangham J. M. medical officer, Asylum L' Amie A. F. chief attendant, Asylum Goodby Thomas, (j) silversmith, AHylum Young Tom, farmer, Cottage farm Sunny bank · Levitt 'Villiam, farmer RAILWAY.-Wadsley Bridge is the Goodwin Rev. Harry Arthur, M.A. Lunn Jas. joiner, grocer & coal dlr nearest station chaplain, Luna- Peace John, stone merchant & CARRIERS pass through to tic Asylum ; h. Hillsborough quarry owner; h. Hillsborough Sheffield daily

WADSLEY BRIDGE is a large and increasing been built. There are WEsLEYAN and FREE METHo­ willage, 2! miles N.W. of Sheffield, with a station DIST CHAPELS, and a NEw CoNNEXION METHODIST on the Great Central Railway. It is in 'W ortley union, CHAPEL at Birley Carr, rebuil.ii in 1878, at a cost of Sheffield county court district and petty sessional divi­ about £2,500. The NATIONAL ScnooL is at Parson sion and in Wadsley Bridge polling district of the Cross. Hallamshire division of Yorkshire. Wadsley Bridge l>osT & Mo~"EY ORDER OFFICE at Mrs. Mary and Hillsborough were constituted an ecclesiastical Lawson's. Letters arrive at 6.5 a.m. and 3.0 p.m., parish in June, 1895, in rural deanery, arch­ and are despatched at 12.40 p.m. and 5.5 and 8.20 p.m. deaconry of Sheffield, and diocese of York. The living and on Sundays arrive at 7.35 a.m., and are despatched is a perpetual curacy, annexed to Hillsborough, joint at 5.30 p.m. via Sheffield. Hillsborough is the nearest net yearly value £130, in the gift of the Church Patron­ Telegraph Office. age Society, and held since 1895 by the Rev. William WALL LETTER Box at Birley Carr cleared at 7.15 Sykes, of St. Aidan's, who resides at Hillsborough. a.m. & 8 p.m. week days only. An iron CHURCH was erected in 1878, at a cost, in­ WALL LETTER Box, at Sou they Green, cleared at 8.40 c~uding fittings, of £400, and a Sunday school has also a.m. & 7.20 p.m. week days only. WADSLEY.:BRIDGE. Don Brick Co. J,eppings bridge Keyworth Charles (The New Patent Atkins Charles, grocer & beer retlr Dyson Mrs. Sarah Alice, tobacconist Piastia Brick Co.) ; h. Parson Atkinson Jn. Wltr. vict. New inn & newsagent, w·ardsend Cross road Badger Andrew, malleable iron & Elliott J oseph, joiner, wheelwright Kirk by Thomas, gardener special steel caster, Longcroft wks & blacksmith, Southey Kite & Bruce-Wilson, surgeons, Tra- Bamforth John Charles, (j) stone- Fairest Samuel, grocer & cab propr falgar house & at Hills borough mason, Wardsend Fernley Samuel, farmer, Longley Kitson Charles, shopkeeper Barnes .Tsph. shopkpr. Leppings la Firth ·rhomas & Sons Lim. tilters Lake Jn. tobacconist & hairdresser Bates Chas. bricklayer, \Vardsend & forgers, Clay wheel works, & Lawson Mrs. Mary, shopkeeper, Bcaumont Chas. Hy. greengrocer Sheffield. See advert greengrocer & postmistress Berry Mrs. Ellen, dress maker Frith Paul,football trainr.Wardsend Laycock Mrs. Mary Jane, shopkpr Bertram Jas. join