590 WEST 1UDING OF YORKSHIRE. BARUGH, a small vi1lage, 21 miles 9 Talbot, Hannah Allott N. W. of Barnsley, has in its township 1382 souls, and 1660A.,. including the villages 9 Wentworth Arms, John Hall of GAWBER and HIGHAM, the latter two BOOT & SHOEMKS. 9 Goldthorpe Jas. and the former, 1 mile N.W. of Barnsley. Pie Jonathan 9 Hunter Wm. Gawber Churclt is o. small neat strncture 11 Skelton Sam!. 4 Ledger J ames of Early English architecture, erected in 1847-8 at the cost. of about ,£1010, rai~eU FARMERS. 4 Linley George by subscription and grants. It is a perpe­ 1 Carr Wm. 9 Linley Joseph tual cnracy in the patronage of the Vicar 3 Challenger Geo. 5 Loukes Geo. ofDarton. W. B. Bea.umont, Esq., owns most of the township. Here are almshouses 3 Challenger Jas. MonsieurW. & G. for two poor women, and a ~chooL with a 11 CholmleyWm. ll Shaw Geo. small endowment. 10 Clark John 9 Shaw Joseph Deuton Sar. A. 10 Silverwood J. KEXBROUGH, a pleasant village, 4 3 N. W. of Barnr>1cy, and a mile W. of Dar­ 3 Dickinson Mtw. Turner Joseph ton Station, has in its township about 550 Hirst Jonathan 4 Walshaw Jas. souls, and 1450 acres, including HAIGH Hoey John SHOPKEEPERS. hamlet and many scattered houses, &c. Marsden Eliz. Bennett George W. B. Beanmont, E.sq., owns o. great part of the soil. Birthwaite Hall) a large Gothic 4 Mitchell J ph; Braime John mansion, with towers and turrets, is oc­ Mitchell Richard 9 Dickinson Fny. cupied by the MissP.s Thorp. Here is a Perkins Sar., Hall 9 Goldthorpe Jas. Wesleyan chapel. The school has a ~mall endowment, and the poor have two alms­ Popplcwell My. 2 Simpson Geo. houses. Saile Thomas 6 Turner John Silverwood J obn STONE MASONS. DARTON. IJ Turner John 3 Deuton Geo, Those marked 1, reszde at Bent's Lane end; 2, Blacker; 3, Bloomhouse Green; 4, 5 Turner :My. A. 9 Taylor David Broad Royd Head~· 5, Car Green; 6, Low GARDEN)'lRS. ll Taylor John Car Green; 9, Mapplewell; 10, Oakes; Braithwaite G. 9 Taylor Thos. 11, Staincross; 12, Swallow l-IiU; and the 3 DickinsonMtw. 2 Taylor Wm. rest in Darton. Braime John, grocer, tea dealer, and Popplewell Benj. WHEELWRIGHTS. chicory manufacturer NAIL MAKERS. 9 Eastwood Jph. Charleeworth J. & J. coal owners, 11 BnrkinshawF. 11 Eastwood Jas. King's royd 9 Burkinshaw V. 11 Gunson John 9 Chappell John 9 Hall John C!ark Mr John 11 11 Holden Mr G. Dickenson Misses, corn millers IJ Cooper Wm. 9 Stratford Geo. 2 Gib son George, oak basket maker 11 Den tun Geo. 12 Hall Wm. vitriolic acid, &c. mfr BARUGH. 9 Ibberson George, butcher Marked 2, reside at IJuy Ho11Se; 3, Naylor Thomas, tailor, Belle Yue Outram Thomas, parish clerk Clay Olilfe; 4, Gawber; IJ, Gaw­ 9 Pickering John and Wm. oak bM• Hall; 6, Gawber Heights; 'T, basket makers Hermit House ; 8, Higham; 9, Red Brooke; &; the 1·est at Barugh. 2 Shehlon John, (Ward T. and Co.) Smith George, cow leech Armitage Edward, corn miller 2 Sutcliffe John, colliery agent 9 Atkinson Lnd. If Beaumont J. elk Swaine Jph. blacksmith and colr IJ Beevors J. and 8 Cook Rd. shoprs Thexton Rev. Thomas, vicar and Free Bennett Samuel, boat builder schoolmaster 4 Burkinshaw Wm. vict. New Inn 2 Thorpe R. coal owner; h Barnsley 5 Burton Peter, butcher Walker Benj am in, station master Crowtber J ames, boat owner 2 Ward Thos. and C o. vitriolic acid, Hill Thomas, blacksmith and vict. Carpenters' Arms &c. mfrs 11 Ward Mrs Sarah 8 Longbottom Mrs. wheelwright INNS AND TAVERNS. 4 Shirt Benjamin, gardener 1 Boot and Shoe, George Hirst Simpson Adam, vict. Crown & Anchor Malt Shovel, Joseph Swaine 9 Taylor Wm. and Sons, bleachers, Rose and Crown, Thomas Carr linen mfrs. and stone merchants .