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Sheffield and Rotherhami Ndependent, Sheffield Times, ( Satdy.) TRADES AND PROFESSIONS. 341 Hessey John, 130 Ecclesall road NEWSPAPERS. Holroyd Hy. I 03 Meadow street Sheffield and Rotherhamindependent, Inkersall J. G. (vocal) 17 Regent st (Satdy.) Robert Leader, jun., pro­ Jones Edw. 31 Westfield terrace prietor, 2 Bank street Jones F.( organ bldr.) 29 Westfield ter Sheffield Times, ( Satdy.) and Iri!l, Jones Parry, 12 Westfield terrace (Tues. and Thurs.) Harrison and Lee Eliza, 16 Burngreave terrace Pawson, proprs. High st. & York st Lowe Hy. Thos. (accordion)B Bow st Sheffield Free Press, (Satily.) John *Mill ward Jas. Fras. (brass insts., Blenkin & Co. proprs. Exchange &c.) 79~ West street gateway, 50 Fargate & Angel st McCann Edwin, Ebenezer street SMALL DAILY PAPERS. Newton Emily, 18 Hermitage street Morning's News, Robert Leader,jun. Neuville Elisa de, 18 Westbank pl 2 Bank street Falmer John Dig by L. 291 Glossop rd Sheffield 1'elegmph, Jpt. Pearce, jun. Pazkes Henry, 45 Spring lane 17 High street Fhillips Percival, 195 Brook view NEWSPAPER, &c. AGENTS. tRaine Thos. jun. Birkendale view (See ulso Booksellers.) *Rogers Misses, 4 Norfolk row Allison JaiTles, 37 Westbar Saringer Roman (organ builder) 74 Annable Wm. 11 Button lane West street Astwood Wm. ti3 Division street Seale Wm. & Miss, 202 West street Baker Charles, Nile st, Broomhill tShaw Wm. Rous, 134 Bath street Barraclongb Allen, 81 Tetlter street Smith Alfred, 30 Gell street Barraclough Wm. 40 Fargate Smith Geo. Henry, ~ Wilkinson st Batty Wm. 165 Solly street *tStacey Wm. 93 West street Bennett Edward, 11 M11diet street Sta:mns Miss, 78 Hanover street Binks Wm. 92 Trippet laue Taylor Thomas, 8 Bridgehuuses Burchell E. 58 Duke street, Park Turner Hy. Wm. 33 Gloucester st Cooper Charles W. 35 South st Waddington W. A. (piano manufac· Coward Samuel, 71 Broad lane turer) 4 Market street & York Crookes Charles, 13 Bow street Walker Jas. Chas. 107 Norfolk street Cropper J oseph, 1 Bow street Cundy W. H. 85 Scotland street Wehli James M. 10 Surrev• street Webster J obn, 11 Westfield terrace Dewsnap Wm. T. 81 Division st tWilson Rt. 4 New Thos. st. Broad In. Eaton ·wm. newsroom, Bank bldgs NAIL (CUT, &c.) MANUFRS. Fox Mary, 16 Division street Dixon James, 160 Pond street Hall Elizabeth, 10 Blonk street Ford John, Newcastle street Gib bins Thomas, 48 South st. Park Gill Hy. Wm. & Geo.ltil Gibraltar st Grayson George, 2R1 Shales moor Greaves Enw. and John, 17 Broad st Greaves Charles, 134 Broomhall st J ackson & Bagshaw, 28~ Attercliffe rd Gill Samuel, 47 Broomhall st Lay land J ervis, 28 Cross Smitll'field Hall John, 153 South street Lievesley Thomas, 6 Wicker lane Field send John, 45 Broad street Linley Saml. & Robert, Clougb works Horrax John David, 12 Norfolk row Fbenix George, 95 Scotland street Iugham Dan T. 41 South street Filley James, 2 Pond hill Innocent J obn, 7 Campo lane Finder Wm. Crosspool Iron side J amea, 36 Scotland street Wright Duncan, et 1 Trafalgar street J arvis Charles K. 2 Division st NEEDLE & FISH HOOK MFRS. King John Wm. 143 West street (See Awl Blade Makers also.) Leonard Christopber, 32 Waingate Cocker Brothers, Nursery street Means Wm. 114 Barker's pool Cocker and Sons, H athersage Morton John, 22 Union street Cook Robert & Co., Hathersage Otley Richard, 4 South street Worrall & Co., Attercliffe road Nicholson Wm. 257 Attercliffe road Worrall John, 5 Bemard street Pearson John, Infirmary road Pye Charles J ames, ~2 West streeL .
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