DIRECTORY. J CHESHIRE. T ATTE:XHALL. 521 Upperton Rev-. Canon Chas. Stuarh Mort Samuel & Son, saddlers 'Greenway Thos. farmer, Burton farm M.A. (vicar Azi rural dean), Vicarage Owen Joseph, but~her !Ligbtfoot Jn. Lloyd, frmr. Burton hall Walker Richard J Pivett Geore, shopkeeper I Pace George, saddler & harness makr Williamson Miss • *Platt Thomas, farmer I Wright Mrs. Tarvin Sands I Price Robert M.R.C.V.S. v-eterf-1 CLOTTON-HOOFIELD. nary surgeon (Marked thus * receive their letters COMMERCIAL. Price William, pig dealer through Huxley, Chester.) .Arden Henry (Mrs.), farmer Reading Room (Arth. Langford, sec) Bate John, farmer A.rdlen Mary Ann (Mrs.), farmer Reece Joseph, farmer l3oarsley Thomas, huckster .Arden Thomas, butcher Rimmer .Tames, builder, The Laurels *Bowyer Samuel, gamekeeper to Jas.. Bsrefoot Wm. agent for the London & Sadler Albert Edward, draper & Gordon Houghton esq. Hoofield , Manchester Industrial Assurance general outfitter Briscoe Samuel, farmer Co. Limited · Smith John, farmer, Glebe farm Dutton Peter, farmer, Hoofield! hall, Barker Thomas, general dealer Steatou Frank, shopkeeper · Hoofield · · Bebbington Charles, farmer (postal Taylor Edwin~ earthenware dealer Hodgkinson .Tames, cowkeeper & tailol' address, Tarporley) Taylor Henry, watch maker Jackson Alice (Mrs.), farmer, Yew Beckett John, farmer, Oscroft. Tbompson John, shoe ma. & shopkpr Tree farm Broster James Cooke, S'hopkeeper Turner James, farmer, Moss heys Johnson George, boot & shoe maker Bull Cecil, butcher Venables George, wheelwright .Tones John, farmer ' *Bull Edward•, butcher & farmer *White Fanny (Miss), farmer, Holme Lanceley iMary (Mrs.), gardener &c Bull John, painter & decorator Street hall . Leach Thomas, farmer, Clotton lodge- Bnrgoyne John, boot & shoe maker Wilks Wm. master of National school *Lee .Tames, farmer, Hoofield. Cballinor John, huckster Williams & Co. Chester Old Bank ~add.'ock Thomas, farmer Darlington William, farm~r (sub-branch); open thurs. r to 2.30; 1\ferrill John, Tollemache Arms P.H Davies John, farmer, Oscroft draw on Robarts, Lnbbock & Co. Morrey Thos. blacksmith & shopkpr- Davies Thos. farmer, Mount Pleasant London E 0 Nicholas Joseph, farmer, Clotton hall· Duekworth Wm.painter & paperhangr Williams William, farmer, Old Moss Nicholls John, cowkeeper Edwards John, gardener to Ernest Williamson Samuel Thomas, farmer & Read Samuel, cowkeeper • Brassey esq . miller (steam & water), Tarvin mill Roberts William., farmer r ' 0 *Fellowes Thomas, pig dealer Willis Joseph, farmer, Oscroft Rowland John, brick maket" Garner Hannah (Mrs.), dress maker Wlllla Robert Henry, auctioneer & Rutter Elizabeth Ann (Mrs.), cowkpr Grammar School (Aubrey Hilsdon valuer & estate & insurance agent Rutter John, farmer, Lower house r Shurrock, master) Wilson Samuel, Red Lion P.'H. & re- Rutter John, farmer & cattle dealer Gunnery 0. & Co. grocers, provi- ceiver of parc~ls for L.&N.W.Ry.Co *Thomas Thomas, cowkeeper,Hoofield sion dealers & corn merchants Woodcock Ephraim, shoe maker Travis Thomas, Hull's Head P.H Hall Elizabeth (Mrs.), dress maker Woodcock Isaac, pig killer Witter Arthur, cowkeeper , Hignett Andrew, shopkeeper . Woodcock John, carrier Woodward Harriet (Mirs.), cowkeepel' Holland Sam, George & Dragon P.H.; Wright Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer, *Young Daniel blacksmith, Hoofield quarters for C. T. 0 Tarvin Sands ' · · Holland Samuel, cowkeeper Youde John Thos.wheelwright, Oscdt DUDDON. Howcrofh Albert, farmer, Moss heys Youde Samuel, bricklayer, Oscroft Thomas Rev. Heber B.A. (curat-e}, *Ikin Herbert, cooper Old hall Jackson Joseph~ boot & shoe maker . BRUEN STAPLEFORD. Carter Peter & Co. grocerS" - Johnson Henry, joiner, Broom bank (Marked thus * .receive their letters Dutton Mary Ann (Mrs.), farmer Johnson Jn. thrashing machine propr through Tarporley.) Gresty Samuel, farmer Kingston Hannah & Annie (Misses), Burgess Ann (Mors.), frmr.Brookhouse JohnsQn Ja~~s, shoe maker boarding & day school Dawson William, miller (water) Lanceley '\oVIlham, huckster - Langford Thomas Henry, builder, Dykes William, farmer Lea Cyrus(Mrs.),farmer, Duddon hall wheelwright &c ' Forst-er John, blacksmith Lloyd James, farmer Lea George. farmer, Pool bank Gregory Charles, wheelwright Muskett Thomas, cowkeeper Lea George, jun. farmer, Oscroft Lea John, farmer, Staplefordl hall Prescot John, farmer, Old hall Lea William, farmer, Pryors hey *Parting .John,estate carpenter to Col. Read Edward, cowkeeper Leach .Tames, stationer, Post office C. H. France-Hayhurst Rowland Thomas,farmer,Duddon ldg"' Lee John Thomas, farmer, The Farm Robinson John, farmer, Cross lane Shallcross Geo. Headless Woman P.lt Lloyd Elizbth. (Miss), smallware dlr *Sherwin Samuel, farmer, Old moss Stanyer Jsph. frmr. & miller (water} Lloyd .John, family butcher · Young John, huckster . l\Iarshall John, tailor :More ton Thomas· Wm. Earl B. A., BURTON-BY-T..A.:RVIN. HOCKENHULL. M.R.C.S.Eng. physician & surgeon, Arden .Tames, farmer Norcross George, farmilr & deputy medical officer & public Arden Thomas, butcher tYrig-ht Wilfred, farmer, Hockenhull vaccinator, Tarvin district Crank William, farmer, Burton house hall 0 TATTENHALL is a township. large village and parish, worth Castle, who is lord of the manor, and Robert Olive-· the latter including the townships of Golborne. Bellow Orton esq. are the principal landowners. The soil h1 and Newton; it is in the Eddisbury division of the county, cla.r ;- subsoil, marl; the land is principally grazing, ant: lower division of Broxton hundred, Tarvin union, Chester cheese is made. The area of the wwnship is 2,925 ~res;, county court district, petty session'll djvision of Broxton, rateable value £6,726; the populatiOn in 1891 was­ rural deai,ery of Malpas, and archdeaconrv and diocese of parish, r,r73; township, 975. Chester. The village has two stations on the London and GOLBOURNE BELLOW is a township, r! miles north­ North Western railway, one at Tattenhall, close to tha north-west from the parish church, and consists of a few village, on .the Chester, 'Wbitchurch and Shrewsbury scattered farmhouses and cottages. George Barbour esq. branch, and another at Tattenhall road, one mile north- of Bolesworth Castle, is lord of the manor and principal east from the village, on the Chester and Crewd branch, lando;wnQr. The area is 607 acre.s; ri,alteable value, and is 8 miles south-south-east from Chester, I7If miles £1,068; the population in r8gr was 8I. from London, 14! from Crewe, 1ol north-west frc.m Nant- Letters by foot post from Tattenball, which is the nearest wich: the Shropshire Union canal passes through the money order & telegraph office parish: the village is lighted with gas by a limited corn- NEWTON BY TATTENH..A.LL, a township consisting (Jf pany. The church of St. Alban, rebuilt, with the ex- some scattered farms and a few cotta!:!'es, is a mile north­ caption of the tower, in r87o, is an edifi.ce of red sand- east from the parish church: Tattenha.ll Road station, ou stone in the Perpendicular (tyle, consisting of chanl'el, the London and North Western Railway, is in this tO\Ill­ nave of four bays, aisles, south porch and an embattled ship, and near the station is the Aldersey Arms hotel. -western tower containing a clock and 5 beils : there are where post horses are kept. A cattle sale is held here four stained window~ and the church affords 450 ~ittings. about once in a fortnight, on Wednesdays. The Mar­ The register dates from the year r654. The liviug is a quess of Cholmondeley and The Earl of Crewe P.C., rE'ctorr. tithe rent-charge, £284, average, £zo6; f5;1lSS F.S.A. are lords of the manor. T. Ald~rsey esq. of Ald~r· yPar!y value, £-.t64; net £229; with 25 acr'ls of glebe sey Hall, is a landowner, but the land iiil principally held and residence, m the g-ift of the bisl10p of Chester and by ~mall freeholders. The area is 622 acres; rateable held since rBgz by the Rev. Charles Lowther Arnold M. A. value, £r,7r4; the population in 1891 was n7. of Jesus Colle~e, Cambridge. There are Congregational, Letters by foot post from Tattenhall, which is the n<:!atest Wesleyan and Primitive Methodist chapels. The chari- money order & tele!!raph office ties, for distribution in bread, clothing and money, are of Post & M. 0. & T. 0., S. B., Express Delivery k An­ £zr ros yearly value. George Barbonr esq. .:-f Boles- nuity & Insurance Office, Tattenhall-:Mrs. William .